The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-04-02 00:00:00

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Nil L INTELLIGENCE'
PLYMOUTH, MARCH SO.
Last night there *as a hot press through• fly=
mouth Dock and Stonehous..., but the greater part of
the best seamen concealed themselves in the country.
Canie in from Ireland, with seamen and landmen
for the ships fitting out here, Printer: Charlotte, of
24 guns, Captain Gardner; also, from Coik, the
HaTsrd. of 18 guns, with presied mien and volun-
teers.
it signal was made her from C.iwsand Bay,
when she was at the back of the island of St. Nicho-
las; she lay-to, and several men of war's boats went
alongside from the CulbJes, of 74 guns, Real-Ad-
mir.l Campbell, and (.'ouragehx, Admiral Lord
Keith, which took out a niimber of men to cora-
' plete those two ships. '1 he Cal,p, of '24 guns, has
newly shipped a foreman in llamoaze ; made.a.sig-
nal for going down the harbour, and went over the
bridge, and came-to in the bite of Cawsand Bay.
Passed dcwh a small fleet of ships and brigs
deeply laden ; it is stippo,ed their crews must have
prote:!tions, as the B‘adi.-ea, of 4 gnus, Ca.pt•
hlaitlaud, and several other cruisers, board every
thing going Up and doiv'n Channetto get se;tMen.
Came in several coaster, syith.*rueeriesrfacim
London and Bristol. The weather is iidiv u.44oin-
mottl7 mien and fine.
ensr-snotl-n 'clown 11.
Sailed to St. Helens, his Majesty's ;.hip Neptene.or
99 tuns, Captain Drury, and rentains there v: ith
the Pi *y cutter.
Admiral Lord Gardner shifted his flag to the
Dredufgottgbt, of gti pins, Capt. Bowen.
His Majesty's ship Rector, of 74 guns, Captain
Skipsey, has gone to the Mallet-bank to perform
quarantine.

The Gladiator, of 44 guns. is comnaiy;ioned as a
convalescent ship, and the i'enerable, of 74 guns,
Capt. Searle, at Spithead, has unniuored, and
made signal for sailiag ; she is espeaed hourly to
get under s.eigh.
Remain at ;pithead, his Majesty's ship Dread-
nought, of 9d guns, bearing the flag cf the Com-
mander in Chief ; the Venerable, of 74 guns, Capt.
Searle ; Diamond, of 3111 guns, Capt. T. flphin-
stone ; Amelia, of 44 guns, Capt. Lord }'ruby
Amp/ion, of :P,.! guns, Capt. Hardy ; Juno, of
guns, Capt. Richardson ; Culotta, of 51 guns,
Capt. Woodritre ; Arrow, of .:30 guns, Capt. Vin-
cent ; and Sflph of 1 d guns, Capt. GOAte.—Wind
west, and blows fresh.
In the harbour, remain his Majesty's ships Puis-
sant, of 74 guns, bearing the flag of Rear-Admiral
Holloway ; Grampus, of 50 guns, Capt. Caulfield ;
Cantor, of guns, Capt. Peacock ; Orpheus, of :',2
guns, Capt. C. Llphinstone ; Chid:ever, of 44 guns,
Capt. Spear ; and Star Ale, of 14 guns, Lieut.
C uyon.
Sailed out of harbour, to Spithcad, and remains
with the squadron, his Majesty's ship Busall, of
74 guns, Capt. Williams.

)O FA, MAACII 31.
The Express packet, Captain Dell, arrived this
morning, about four o'clock, with Charles Stuart,
Esq. who proceeded soon afterwards to London,
with dispatches from Lord Whitworth.
Also arrived the Aeon, from Boulogne, Captain
Cooper, with James Green, Esq. M.P. and Lieute-
nant-Colonel Unwin.
Also from Calais La gesetkine packet, Captain
Lambert, with the mail and pascengurs.
The Express packet, Capt. Dell, will sail to-mor-
rew morn►ng, with the mail, H. Vinall, Esq. and
tamily, A. Brown, Esq. and several other passen-
gers.