The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

HARWICH, RIME
Arrived this morning, the Earl of Leiervice packet,
Cniltain Thompson the Auckland, Captain Ham-
shined t and the King George, Captain Saunders.
irieb the Mails from Husum, and several passengers.
The Lady Frances packrt, Captain Flrn, is de-
liaised here for a Russtah courier, expetleti with dis-
teak% for Petersburgh.
The mails of the 26th are still detained here by
tieditrary winds.
ity a neutral vessel just an ived, we find that
the ehenty have been in motion all along the
Dutch coast. She fell in with an American,
from wheal she learned that all possible exertion was
nuking to get the different flotillas to Boulogne,
Iliad that it was possible the threatened invasion would
soon be brought to a trial. On board of this vessel,
Johnson, thesrmaggler, whom we understood to have
escaped out of prison at Flushing, had taken his
passage to Boston. He appeared to be very ill,
and to have suffered much by long and close con-
finement.

AT •14011011 Off 1101.111.000Ng, JUNZ 2.

We were yesterday joined by the Leopard, Rear
Admiral Louis, Anitoms and Fanny. Our squadron
II anchor here before that consisted of the Trusty,
illorains, Leda, Seise, Harpy, Bonetea, Sulphur, FllllO,
Iraleaso, Deoaseetion, and Leifer; I.Frute, Archer,
!Saucer, and Blazer gun.brigs, and 14N-iv-Nis/a
lam. Forty•seves —brigs and fifty-six loggers
enemy have been at anchor in the Roads
Bataniey morning, and were inspeded yes-
by the Admiral commanding at Boulogne.
binges that accompanied the Admiral, who was
in a cotter that seemed to be English, were most
superbly decorated, and in point of build, and the
cot of her sails, resembled as mach as possible the
boats of our ships. The horse artillery were out at prac-
tieeyesterday.and fireda great quantity; some of our
ships were alto practising, and the cannonade will, in
all probability, be supposed in England to hare pro-
ceeded from the enemy's batteries. 'lsere is ihegrea
testailivity in ereaing two new batteries at the low
Inner mark, upon averyextensive scale, one at Portal,
the other at flonsh_point ; they will be finished in a
silowd, and will atiord complete prowetion to their
flotilla while at anchor at low water. There does not
teem to be any bustle in the camps, and several
eiftrem re certainly without troops. Portal sreins
be be head quarters; and in the camp above it ;here
ton not more than two thousand men; in short, in
.11itninire of the encampments, which are fully-ade-
quate to contain 90,00 t) men, theme cannot at pre-
sent be above 10,000. The Hood-gams at the en-
trance of Vimeretiz are now finished, and the part of
the flotilla that is in that harbour is alwayi. afloat.

ri.vmourn, JUNE 27.
Cawsand Bay is now almost clear of ships ; the
Amiirownet, 84 guns, Captain Puget, sailed List
and there are only now left in the Bay the Sao
*ASV; 110 mi. and Prohy tierwk, 64 guns. 'The
former takZssher bullocks on board to-morrow, and
will sail on Friday or Saturday.
Came in this forenoon, the Fe'is armed schooner,
34 guns, Lieut. Bourne, with three valuable chairs
barer,. her prizes, having on board several chests
of silver, about 160,000 dollars, captures! close in
With the French coast, bound from Cosunna to
ISaTame in Ponce, supposed to be part of the
Trawl subsidy from the Court of Madrid.

POI! TSPAIOCI JUN[ tR.

Arrived His Majesty's ship, Ma,znattime, of 40
suns, from rid y= ; Duke of MoNtroce and Iror-
wasp East In from the Downs.—Wind N.E.
DE•t...ILNII 28.
Sailed through the Downs, the Ardent, Ramsay,
for Jamaica.
Remain in the 11-owns, His M tjesty's 5!..;r., the
armed &fence ships. transports as per 1.1,.t.
Arrived and sailed for the Irver. the SUA, Jones,
from Waterford.--Wind N.N.E.