The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-03-07 00:00:00

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NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTOIOUTII. MART

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The Atireg frigate has made the signal for the
transports, with six battalions of the King's Germyn
Legion on Ward, to unmoor. They ate going to
Cork?
Arrived the Ocean, of 93 guns. from Woolwich ;
Ferry, Droattation, Difigenec, and Virazo, with a huge
convt.7 from the Downs.
Came into harbour the Meryrt, frigate.
Arrived at the Nlotherbank, the boy/ ted,on.
Fame, and Wo/r/munsfsw. East lndiamen. from the
Downs. They arrived yesterday, during the fog,
when the Adamant and her convoy were going
away, by which they lost the opportunity of her
proteninii. Also La Fle.ke sloop of war from
uff I lavre.
ports, MARCH 5.
The following is a list of ships atiti vessels which
come into harbour yesterday and in-day.
Nancy, of Shields, with coals, Cape. Hall, fetal:en by His
Majesty's gun bog, Earnest.
Lamb, iif and for Roston, Potts, from Shoreham, in ballast.
Neirittie, of and limn Boston, Putts, from Newhaven. in
Pioridence, of Yarmouth, Kitts, from Topsham, with Lark,
fur Knrkly.
Abet, of and fVom Rye, Kittrnan, with timber, fur London.
Bouthern,of Sunderland, Dixon, light, from Exeter, (or
Newcastle
Youn,glVilliam, of Sunderland, Fistler, light, from Exeter,
with timber, for Newcastle.
Swift, of and from Said Meiritun, lien, from
Exeter, for Plymouth.
Ranger, of and from Sund.irlai,d, Tucker, light, from
Exeter.
Little John, of end from Yarmouth, Las,ey, light, from
Exeter, for Saltconih.
Norfult, of SuivErland, Reed, with timber, from Cliches-
ter, for Newcastle. •
A,lll' of t uuilerland, Whitehead, with coals, from New-
castle, for Lando..
Rochester, of and (tmin Sunderland, Wilson, light, from
Plymouth, for Lniulon.
Rularit's Adventure, of and from Sunderland, Robson,
light, Trom Plymouth, for Loudon.
Syron, v, of London, DUI11:111, light, from Lyme, for
Sunderh. !
rnn, Shady/ell, light, from Plymouth, fir Rh the
Adige, of and from Sunderland, Farrow, I.ght, from Top-
sam, k,r Rlytha.
William, of Wells, Hadley, 1 ght, from Portestouth, far
Sunderland.
Firm, of and from Sunderland, Robinson, light, from
Dido, of and (rum Portsmouth, Taylor, with link and plank,
(or Leith.
Spy, of Arnbury, Fowler, with illarrilla and wine, from
Teneriffe, for Louden.
Eoliths, of Stettin, Smith, with brandy, for Hamburgh.
B e. of Yarmouth, Howland, with iron, from Newport,
for London.

I h.tve been nn hoard the Navel, of Shields, as
mentioned in the first line, and find the hands are
an taken out ; tile anchors and cables gone ; and
the brie, which appears to be about twelve keels,
is a sinking state.

lALTCOATS, 7111. 22.

During the very violent gale of the I Ith ult. the
Caledonia, of this port, coming from Dublin, was
driven ashore near Port Patrick. and all on board
perished. The crew consisted of nine persons. be-
sides passengers, the number of whom cannot be
ascertained. She was a fine new brig, aad on her
second voyage from Dublin.
We had a very violent gale here last night, dur-
ing which the schooner Nonsuch. Capt. Jardine, of
Monkland, going up the Clyde, was driven on
shore: The crew were with difficulty saved.
DIAL, lIMICN S.
Sailed the Amaranths slorp of war, on a entire
off the French coast ; and the lartfatipt6le, Weir,
from Jamaica, for the River.
Amved the Casgsset and lien Cull, sloops of war,
from a cruise ; and remain in the Downs, with
the Edgar. Utrecht. and Trusty, men of war ; L'irm-
rivervairte Isighte ; Rosario, Rosetta, Otter, and Dile-
genre sloops of war ; Prayer° bomb; several trans-
ports; 4r.her, Raid, and Escort gon-prigs • the
latter has a signal flying for a convoy to the Norm.
wale—Wind N.E.

FROM LLOYD'. UST.

4111.111v10
At Ll•e-pnot—the riii•4l, horn Loa.
At Carntrom—the Jsgro,,, form Charleston.
At Naples—theArett's Anchor, from Cornwall.
Off Antigua-4hr Flora, Ralroome; Jamaica, ;
Hannah. Lightly ; til.and Duke, Joliet; Lrehttoot, Watson;
Fanny, Connell ; Ann, Thompson; and the Venerattle,Jones„
from Cork, bound to Jamaica.
•••••••iMursoro..me.

EtaraTx Der.—The Ticket. No. 1,66, 1111 First-
drawn Ticket, enticed to 5,0001. was sold at &lies,
♦. Cornhill. and 9. Charing-Cross; where is cyst(
Capital Nixes this Lottery, have been Shared, Sold,
and Registered. The Lottery finishes on Mornay
next.

The following is the State of the Wheel, at the
close of Yesterday's drawing :
1 rte- of 10,000 ( P nf 1,000
2,000 6
Re. he. he.
To-morrow is the next Day of Drawing, and the
Lottery entirely finishes on Monday next. Tickets
and Shares are selling at the follow:ag Prices:
Teket
1102 L. 0 0 0 I F.Eitth
Quarter
A neutral vessel, which left Laredo, in &sea!,
about ten days since, brings an account of a report
that had reached that place. of a violent ferment
having broken out in the provinces of Arragon and
Catalonia. which professed to have for its object the
adoption of certain measures of reform. recom-
mended by the Rine* of ASTLIIII AS, which are ar-
bitrarily opposed by the IN ince of the PIIACIL, who,
it is said, has called upon France to lend ber assist-
ance to quell the disturbance. Suspicion, however,
is entestaioed, that the Minister himself has secretly
employed agents to stimulate the discontented to
afts of outrage in that particular part of the king-
dom, that he may have the more ready pretext
to make an appeal to the Grand Arbitrator of Na-
time s. - -
On Sunday afternoon a fire broke out in a wheel-
wright's shop, at Egypt. near Shoreham, which it
entirely consumed s and the flames having reached
an adinininrwarehoase, in which the stores of the

Me' revenue cutter were deposited, consisting in
pair of three barrels of gunpowder, the powedul
combustible exploded with a tremendous noise, but
shxteted the building so that the Re, was soon after
.extinguished*idroet turibiec mischief.

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