The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-27 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLICENCP.

rournwoutn, June :!5.
Sailed the Lapwing frigate, and the Falcon cutter,
with several sail fin. Newfoundland and North Ame-
rica. Rambler, Richards, Recovery, • Bacon, ai ci
Scoition, Dogg, for the South Seas.
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is morning arrived the Albion hired armed cut.
ter, with a prize (French privateer) which she cap-
tured last night after an engagement of upwards of
an hour, near the Isle of Ai, eFflt. The privateer is
a sloop-rigged vessel, and Lnglish built, with six;
guns, muskets, cutlasses, &c. and twenty-six men;
and has painted very conspicuously on her stern.
the words, " Fly of Cowes."
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Sailed from St. Helens his Majesty's hireillarmel
schooner Charlotte, of 10 guns, Lieut. Alt, 'with
the convoy for the Downs.
His Majesty's Fleet, at present lying at SA.,
head, consists of the Dryad, of 38 guns, bearing
the flag of the Right Hon. Lord Gardner ; Royal
Sovereign, of 110 guns, Admiral Montague; Prina
of Wales, of 98 guns, Rear Admiral Sir R. Calder,
Bart.; Qanf;es, 0174 guns, Capt. M‘kinley ; Puissant,
of 74 guns, Capt. Bowen ; Grampus, of 50 guns,
Capt. Caulfield ; Seakora, of 36 guns, the Hor..
Capt. Boyle ; Blanche, of 36, guns, Capt. Mudge ;
Diana, of 38 guns, Capt. Maling ; Ph is, of
guns, Capt. Baker ; Galatea, of 32 guns, Captain
Heatheote ; Lapwing, of 28 guns, Capt. Skere ;
Warp, of 18 guns, the Hon. Capt. Alvmer ; Char-
of 18 guns, Capt. Dumaresq ; Falcon, cf
guns, Capt. Onimanney ; Starling, of 14 guns,
Lieut. Guyon ; and Prevoyante, of 40 guns, (store
ship) W. Brown, Master commanding ; with several
hired armed vessels, numbered transports, revenue
cutters, &c. Wind N. W. and moderate. weather.
DEAL, JCNE CS.
This morning, four French boats, with small
arms, and full of men, equipped as for fishing, but
intended for boarding coasting vessels, were sent in-
to the Downs by one of the Tender Cutters, and
since to Dover Pen.—Wind N. E.

- BIRTHS.
Yesterday, the Lady of John Baker, Esq. of St. Georges
row, Hyde Pal k, of a son.
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Same day, in kill-street, Lady Morpeth, of a daughter.
MARRIED.
Yesterday morning, at Mary-le-hone Church, by the
Rev. George Taylor, Colonel Francis Thomas 'Hammond,
to Miss King, daughter of Adm. Sir Richard King, hart.
Lately, :it Ovei ton, Flintihire, George Kenyon Esq. of
Car, Denbighshire, to Miss Price, daughter of! the late
Francis Price, of Bryn-y-pys, Flintshire.
On the 2.3 d inst. at Ipswich, the Rev. Isaac King, LL.B.
of Trinity-nail, Cambridge. to Miss Maria Coyte.
DIED.

On Wednesday last, the Lady of Thomas Wilklnsqr.,
E.q. of Binchester, in the County of Durham, daughter ur
the late Hun. Mr. Lyon.
On the sorb ins,. at his house at Twickenham, much la-
mented, Edward Ironside, Esq. eldest son of 'he 1 to Al-
derman lionside, banker, of Lombard-sweet, Lond.m.
On Tuesday evening, in the 7711) year of his age, Mat-
thew Hill, Esq. of Newman-stieet.

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Bank L. Ann 16 7-16
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WATEIt AT LORDi.)I4-BHIDGE.
tills DAY.
12ra.after 7 J Afternoon,.... Ssm. after 7

This Day is published, a New Edition, being the Third, con-
siderably enlaig,ral arid Imprint and to *Willis now first
arlitfTlNTS ON r, "PON bound .56.
IA PLAIN and 'EASY • it()Yucuos• so,
ri the k NOW LAVOE and Pit ACTIOE of GARDENI24OI.
Ey egARLES'
.Vicar of Brixwortli; Northinnotrinshite. •
Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 63, St. Paul's Church.
yard • cold Is,) by J..lfaicharsl, Nu. 190, Piccadilly. .
" We are well Satisfied that this Performance is not a mere
Compilerniint frOm the Productions of former Writers of simi-
lar DireCtorias, and that the respeetable Auihor has, as he
professes' gi;.lsit to the Public the Result of his Experience,
delivered with that Plainness and Perspicuity, which cannot
Ciil of renileribg his Work highly useful to every Reader who
shall consult it either for Pleasure or Profit:"
Aloxitur Revtliv, Nov. 1797.
" This is tine of the most cothplete Worle: on the Subjp;;
we remember to haze seen, and both from its Nature and E-i.
eention is one, which every Country Oentleinan ought to ham
in his Possession." ANALYTICAL REVIEW, QM 1798.
The other Reviews hive 'polio:l.l,f this Ro..k in a like Strain.
of marked Approbation.

Oates bp Auction.
MINERALS, MOCHA-STONES, CORNELIANS, JAR-
PF.RS„N G .ITES,
By LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON,.
At their Hatise in YOrk-strevt, Covent-Garden, THIS, anA
and following Day, at Two:v. tiVlock, by order of the
Truste,s,
A coLt-wriom OF MINERAL;, include.
ing a greet nMnber of veryfigeMocZu Stoues, Corneliars„
Jasperi, and AgAtes, in various forms; with some er-
ticks from the South-Sta ; &c. being Duplicates of the !En-
hl Lissom ; likewise some elegant Mahogany CAbinett.
To be viewed till the tune of Sail, and Catalogues may be
had.
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Cr.NTE'. , _
LMRARY OF Bows, poet-
ETt4oux.s TRAVELLING CASES, PORTARI.F.:
41./)EskS, VIALIJABER EETLCTS,
gritEkT. .
u By Mr. HERRING, . •
Oa the TEemisee, 'No. 146, Flievetrauf, oo THURSDAY
_NEXT, and tiie 6,ll4wilie My's, at Eleven gr''
iTint) tenieet MojOrn HOURS!
FURNITURP., a Library of excellent Books, by the
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ouock_
EH-640
by the bust
Authors; a capitol fine-toned fa .. Organ a handsome rua-
hogany inlaid t.i,e; a ditto Gu.ttar; desirabie Paintings and
Prints; a compl..-te India japan trreNtimg-gLos, with a 711.1111 e•
rote: spit: .of boxes.; A nut Golf Watch, and ditto Chairs;
a hanasenne Silver Tea Equipag:.!; China, Glzyh and Plated
Artielti; -.a capital Commode Chest, with fifteen mahogany
drawers; a ret of Dining-tables Counting-house Desk; ditto
Luse.wroug;it Iron erten; an Eight-day Clock, &c. Like.
wise some reataiaing Stock in Trade "f Morocco Pocket-booki,
Travelling Cties, P.ntable Docks, and various other Articles,
the Property of
Mr. WICHARD TETNCKESMAN,
Bookseller and Stationer, grunting the Retail Trade, and re-,
moved to Paternoster-now.
The.ooks are in Lots, appropriate to the purchase of•ptirate
Gentlemen, aS well as those of the Trade.
To be viewed on Wednesday next, to each day's sale_ ; whet*
' Catalogues may be had on'the Pretnises, and of Mr. Herring,
Ana ioneer, Fleet-street.

N0..13, Salisbury-;quire, Fleet-street.: Advei,.—__,cnts, and Communications to the
Mr. I. Kcitay, Nu. 190, Oxford-stet;re Mr. Row,
,/slo. 27, Oren Marlberongli-
' Borough Messrs. PARsoxs and Sos, Ludgate-Ed; Mebspi, OGAVY and Sow,
and Moors. HAntilr, No. IF Radcliffe Cross.

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