The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-03-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INThLLIGENCE.

113oarsasousu, saaccii 8.
Arrive] His Majesty's ships Hardy. from a
cruise ; Arc, the Childers. from Falmouth.
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Sailed His ships Star and La Firebe nn
a cruise ; L:evasietiee and Aeptositus, with a convoy
for the Downs.—Wind N.E.

ra.vstortrn, MARCH 7.
Came in the Endeavour armed brig, with a convoy
from the Westward.

Sailed His Majesty's ship Bowes, on a cruise ;
Anna Marie, Clasen, for St. Thomas's ; Jason,
Howard, for St. John's ; and the Badger, Thornton.
for Dublin; on Thursday. His Majesty's ship
L'Achisk, 74 guns. Captain King, with the Steady,
Resolute, Hardy, Shartsnoossr, and L,4,rly brigs, 1.11
a cruise off Jersey ; alrr, the linynt, gun.brig, for
the Westward ; and the I:eclair:re, cutter, With
convoy, came in from the Eastward.
Went down Cawsand B.J. in great style. His
Kies! y's ship !therm/a, l'2o guns. an I received tli-
Flag ulthe R;glit Hon. Eta- Vincent, who will
proceed to take command ul the C13411:161 Fleet, in a
few days.
Arrived this day, the Moncton, armed brig,
the Swallow sloop, and His Majesty's ship knsorald,
36 gun., Captain F. Maitland. from the Citannel
Fleet.—Wind N.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 6.

Sailed yesterday His Majesty's brig Diteatc*, 18
guns, with the rauwerd-bound Lisbon and Oporto
leets, among which are the following vessels—

Favour.te, Chaalawth, Devonshire. ThataW, Danish., Argo,
Dove, and Hart, for Oporto ; Scarborough, Chatty, FiOla,
AIM-n, indefatigable, Hawke, Lord Duncan, and Mary Ann,
for Lab or.

Also sailed to join His Majesty's btig Cerire.r, 16
guns. for the West I niies. which appeared of this
port. to take convoy from hence, the following
vessels—

D:ana.Goolcltild, for Africa ; Choice, Clark, for St. Kitts;
Me:tory, for Bt:rtnce; Harker, Larusg, for Hon-
duras; Rambler, Williams, for J.solasca ; and Nancy, L.:
coons, for Surioans.

The armed brig, Morristen, from Wales, after
seeing part of the convoy ssle in here, proceeded
to fm.ymouth with the remainder.
The ll'aisimphan may be exile Red as soon as the
wind shifts, which has been very urvaecurable fur
some days.—Wind N.W.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 6.
Arrived yesterday, His Majesty's ship the Lynx.
from the Continent, and landed a Messenger.
A report prevails here, that His Majesty's bhip the
&seize,. has been capture.: by two of the enemy's
frigates, which escaped from the Teich

SUEEkSLSJ, M•11C11 8.

All the copper-hottomad transports that have been
here for some time past. are ordered to sail to
Portsmouth, and will most of them be gone to-
morrow.

Tile Baltic convoy still remains, :ind has iso orders
at present for i:s departure.

DEAL, MARC!, P.
Sailed the Comb 'hint pram, for Sheerness ; and
the Like. Hughes. from St. Michael's for the Riser.
—Wind S.W.

DOVE.R. MANCH 8

Last n:ght was taken of Folkstore, by the 'tartar
Custom-bonne cutter. of Dover, Worthington, in
company with the Excise cutter stationed hire.
Lilburn, a large smuggling lugger, the cargo of
which was landed this day, It consists of near
18(X.) kegs of spirits, beside a rpintity of tnhaccn.
The sm.., 41:rs made a stout resistiince, and fired se-
veral times on the Custom-house boats, before they
could board them. but on bein: overpowered. several
of them made their e.cape. Ile re7...iinder, upon the
lugger's being hrought into the harbour. were im-
mediately put into the hands of the military, and
conveyed to the guard-house, wiser* they uu' re-
main.

The wind bating come round to the We:ward.
sever.' light colliers and coasters which bevy been
detained here nind•bound Since the g.4e, several of
which have been rcfittiiirT, this inortting•