The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-11-13 00:00:00

N4VAL INTFLUGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH. MOT.
Ssilel the ifindosfax store-ship, with a convoy for
the Downs.

- - Arrived the Slating frigate, being obliged to put
back with Mr. Rose, owing to incessant gales of
wind. Also arrived the o,4orne transport from
Monte Video, one of the Uni:orn's convoy.
Sailed the Thalia, Capt. Manby ; and the Berta,'
Capt. Scott, on a cruise.
The 11norlirca frigate arrived last night ; she
brought home the lost convoy from Oporto'{ that
Port, and all the olher Porti Portaiol, afore Art
ogottnit 111 on the 2341 ult. It is understood that she
has brought Dispatches from the Consul at Oporto,
announcing this important matter.—Wind N N.W.
blows fresh.

rLymount, soy. ti!).

Came in the Ann, Langston, and the Tame., Bib-
bins, from off Oporto, it; ballast ; Hibtn.ia man of
war from Torbay, and the KoP,/, Mathews, from
New York, detained by the Ind.-jai:eke pnvateer.
Put back the Hound bomb, with a th..t Jul the
Downs.

The Devertirh Proz:re, of London, Mayne, from
Oporto to London, with 300 pipes or *me, drove
on shore this morning in Catwater ; all her masts
arc gone, and the vessel i. full of water, but the
gale baying abated sae is got off, end towed into
our Pool.—Wind W.

rALMOUTH. NOV 9.

Arrived the brigof war, birlra, ut 13 guns, Capt.
Trollnpe, to give instruaions to the outward-bound
vessels for the blediterranesm. The tame, ATtni.
can ship, Stockhana, from Norfialk, 3$ days, for
orders ; the Gad Intent. Burnett, from Ilelferd ;
the Danish brig Charlotte, Miller, from Teneriffe,
with wines for Loudon, detained by the Aevire brig
privateer, Lark, Commander, which is silo arrived.
—The Awl/and packet, Schuyler. a iat roads from
Lisbon, eleven days passage; she arrived out on
the 2tith uh. On the ..:Sch tilt. the Pt ince issued a
Dec-tre, prohibiting all British vess.ds from enter-
ins the ports of Portugal, stating that his general
wish for a maritime peace, and the cause of huma-
nity. had induced him is nnite with France, and
that tha ports were to be shut against the entry of
British ships of war. and mesas:int vessels. The
Princess kisseitth packet was arrived out, and
cruising off the Tagus, with the its era sloop of
war. Lord Strangford and Mr. Gambier were still
there.

RA &nacre. Nov. I I.

An order came yesterday to Capt. Ittynes.
commanding the Sea Fencibles here, to secure all
the Danes at Ramsgate, and s-nd them to Cna.h4m
u prisoners of war; they have accordingly been
taken care of, and are now under guard so be sent
as soon as the weather nsoderttrs

wind slew exceedingly hard at truth, and
S.S.E. last night g the consequence in this port is,
that seven or eight vessels, of different descriptions,
are ors shore on the south shore between Ramsgate
and Deal. B,:vetal vessels made for Ramsgate har-
bour, with eoatideralsk damage, loss of rudders,
anchors, &c. A collier brig drove by the /whom,.
with loss of masts, and was afterwards boarded and
assisted by the Broadstairs' boats. When it is con-
sidered the great number of vessels now lying in the
1)1%4n5, and such tempestuous weather, it is wonder-
ful that not more damage iris been received. There
are now at least 400 sail of shipping in the Downs,
men of war, transports, and vessels of every de-
scription.
. . . . . . .

An nrJnance sloop lies sui:k in the harbour
had received d4made btfute making for this Pier
List night.

Doves, NOV. 1 1.

Last evening it blew very hard, and we are told
tbi. morning that an American ship, a ►rig, and
two (Fithian ng hoys. are on shore between this and
Deal; the first, it is said, is gone to pieces—we do
sot hear of any lives having been lost.

MAL, NOV. 11.

La►► night, in a hard gale of wind, the brig De.
proesksase, Captain Edgar, troll Luiclon, tor Gi-
braltar, with bale goods, Bcc. tan on shore near Deal
Cade i One man perished, part of the carg I saved,
vessel totally lost ; several others on short b•twern
Sandmen Castle and Sandwich Haven—names on-
known.—Woul N.W. blows hard.