The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-07-03 00:00:00

NAVAL rxTruTGEIV.:E.
I,?ItTSMOUTII. Jt:Lir I.

There has been nn arrival at thi; port from a fo-
reign station tor some time; the wina been fa-
ronrabh. dining the last week in bring ships np the
Channel. Both the Leeward agj Windward bland
convoys are in the Channel.

Arrived the Ci:f ne frigate from off Havre, from
whence the French gun boats h tve r,e,ipe I into Fe-
carnp. Also ar-ked the ‘le.Tera elopp, and 11:e Lo-
cus, Run-vessel, from a cruise.
The prisoners t iken nn hoard the Spank', f i•
goes captured by the Lire!t and Medir,,,, %.*;1
sent home in a :e‘v days. Mr. S. Moore. or ;s
town has agreed with Goverment vs convvy then:
to Corunna. A onnther more v.oli follow them.
Arrive) the sir W,/id„ Parllearl and Mane ,nit-
ward bound East Ind: 'men. front the Downs. and
joined the other el. yen at the Motherbank.
Sailed the VeSICI,III bomb, with a convoy for the
Downs.—Wind S.W.

ligrpvt 7 ,'C/orb, p. m.
The MrrrNry is just arrived horn Jamaica with
the account of the Comhine.l Fleet having arrived at
Martinique ; cannot It..trn whether Lord Nelcon
vrived. Tl,e thwary brought home the Mail, after
a seven weeks' passage.

satmouvn, mum 29.
Arrived the Dims,' packet, Capt. St. Aubyn,
from Lisboa, with Mails, IS days passage, and is
gone into quarantine ; also the Tromp, guard ship,
having board d the Danish krig t'orittude, Hen-
dricksoa, from Rarcelora, with wine and brandy.
The fleet of merchant ve,sels from England,
undur convoy of His Majesty's ship which
sailed from hence abort a month since, was safe
ived at Labors a: also the P“..ce of 'Yates
packet, road, wi:h Mails from England.
Sailial the Wo/singliam packet, Robarts, for Lis-
bon, with two Aads.—Wind N.E.

DIA JULY 1.
Came down from Sheerness the VUlit4le slonp of
and the Riasste gun brig, with thirteen sail of
fire.s-cs.els, under convoy trnm Sheerness, all of
which rem..in in the Downs with the ships as per
last.

v it motrria, aut.v I.
The Cresivr sloop of war, Captain Hancock, has
sent in here a large hoy laden with wine, which was
br-ught off the beach by the boats of that vessel.
Co avoid being taken, the crew ran the hoy on the
enemy's beach, under a battery, which kept up a
,-,,n.tant tire on them, but happily did then' no hurt.
The Maguire sloop of war has sent in here a
smuggling lugger, which she captured off the Coc-
kel (ou the Yorkshire coast) ; the lugger had on
hoard 334 ankers of Geneva, and tti• ankers of
brandy.
Put in here wind hound, nn her passage to Got-
tenburgh with Mails, the Aurklond packet, Captain
Ph-mas Bridge. Ships in the Roads as per last.
Wind N.E.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
.11111V•LII.

kt Lieerpel—The Cilflsll.lllll, Ohlion, from Cephalonia;
se I. Ampkiort, M'Lean, from Charleston.
At Clyde—The. Cornell', ; and the Mary, Rice, ditto.
At Bortsadnes—Ganges, Cm!, Mare Ann, Thonapvm ;
Harnott larezland ; and Dominica packet, Greenlottf, from
L

At lerbice--Tte William, Shurrr, ditto.
At Derr —The Foterprise, Waterman, ditto.
At Jam 4I a —The Redford, Lane, from Airica ;
from Cork; ApOla, Bally, from ; Economy, Cook;
Wart.trae, Jonas ; Mariner, Curtis ; Nero, (;rcire; Alfred,
Boyd; Ka-Neigh, Dennangn ; /kiln, Atkins; Mary, Suter:;
Sally. Williams; end the Diinke•tie4l, tr„.. Loudon.