The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-01-14 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
rOUTSIIOOI2, JAL 12.
Arrived the Caviare cartel, Lieutenant Thomas,
from Buenos Ayes, with several olliceni and men,
who, it will be remembered, were left behind by
General Whitelocke, in cousequence of their tun-
ing been marched very far up the country.
Arrived the Dapper, Lieuteuaut Gardiner, from
a cruise ; and the Aliftea cutter, from Newfouud-

laud.
Sailed the Ila/Vox and Hearty to the westward.
The wind is come to the N. N. W.; if it holds
there, the convoys will sail to-morrow morning.
The Nita& frigate, is gone down to St. Helen's;
she takes convoy to all the Western ports.
Arrived the Francis 41 rid Eliza, transport, from
Cork ; sailed from thence on the 3d instant, with
Admiral Murray's squadron, which she parted
from on the 4th, in a thick fog. She did not see
the laud after she left Cork, till she anchored at
Spithead. Admiral Murray is hourly expected
here.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 11.
Came in the Emeritus, from off Cadiz ; La
SybilleFreuell privateer, of 14 guns, and forty-five
men, captured by the La Seine frigate; Persere-
educe, Capt. Messeniy, from Virginia, detained by
the Lucy privater and the Portuguese *hip
Vitsemiure, INunnes, front the Snails, detained
Sir Sidney Smith's squadron.
Sailed the Amethyst and ,Poesotia on a cruise,

PEAL, JAN.
Sailed the Fort William, East indium:to, for the
River ; Speculator lugger uud Tygress guu-brig,
with the uutuaril-bouild, for Portsmouth.

'avail, JUL H.
Sailed the Nile tranoport, of and for London.
Came sui the Kest boy of Dover, with sundries
from London: The sloop which has been waiting
iu
the Roads fur the Austrian hlesseuger from Lou-
don, is come into the harbour, for the purpose, it
is' suppoond, of receiving him on board. He is
hourly expected. Report states, that the brig
Joseph mai Edward, of this place' laden with
atone, from Guernsey, was captured and car-
ried into Calais, about ten days since. She was
in the hands of the captors three days before they
made their port. The wind having come round to
the Northward, near 200 sail of vessels posed this
place from the Downs.
ttvitaroot., JAW. it.
The Martha Blood, Captain Shore, arrived here
yesterday, iu 46 dacectn Virginia, and brings
papers to the 12th her, which contain no-
thing materially new ; the Captain states that Mr.
Munro arrived there the night before he nailed;
but that Mr. Rose had not arrived there, nor had
he heard any thing of the Statira frigate. The
Oilier in Council. recalling British sealueu from
foreign service, had been received there.
coaa, JAN. 6.

The fleet under Admiral Murray are still at Core.
The tith Drn,,sion Guards and 17th Light Dragoons,
are on board tninaporta. •
Intelligence from Beerhaven lately stated, that
a large sin!), conjectured to be a detained Brazil
vhip, appeared to the euatvranl of that harbour.—.
A ship, apparently a sloop of a ar, aus driven into
the Bay of Bantry ou Monday* week, darillst.vclr
mod blowing weather, A tag, It Wel rtutah
WAS diatiguisliable sit her amen. Wi have not
since received any additional niformatiots of theoe
srmels. The Decade frigate gaited frogs Beerhaven
oil Saturday week.