The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-12-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

tocia`restou'iw, web :in.
Arrived His Majesty's ship Dean/ark, (rein Flush-
ing, and aosserst vessels with sick troops on board.
The following ships from the Downs, hound to
the West Indies :-,-.Gracrons Planter;"tlid, Camel,
Policy, specoluiar, Zephyr, Thimphrier. Wanderer,
Concord, Gradtrell, Lloyd. and Estct.•
Caine into harbour the Squirrel. Several skips
have arrived at the Mother liank--nawes not
known.—Wind S.W.
PLYMOUTH-DOCN, NOV. 29.
Arrived the Temeruire, !)$4, front the Eastward ;
the Argos sloop, Capt. Stuart, from a cruise ; end
two French privateers, captured by our cruisers:
Sailed the Crocus sloop of war, Capt. Fowler ;
and the Cadmus, Is, Cap,' Fife, on a cruise.
'Phis afternoon, His Excellency the Persian' Am-
bassador, who arrived here in the Formidable, of
ys gnus, landed at Mount Wive, and was received
with every mark of politeness and respect by the
naval and military Officers, and inhabitants of this
town. Froni the Government House be went with
his suite to Watkins's Hotel, accompanied by Cap-
tains Wulley and Fay-email.

DEAL, 30.
Arrived the Victory, A liniral Sir J. Sainaarta,
from the Baltic, last Irons l armonth-Hoade.
Sailed the Port Motiort gun-brig, with a convoy
of transports, for Flushing.
Arrived the Deschess of Bedford, Paterson, from
Melts.

Yesterday and this slay, sick troops hese been
landed from the Plantagenet and hapetaeux, suit
received into the hospital •t this place; they are
from Flushing.
Arrived, from the River. and remains. the King-
ston. Warden, for Jamaica. _ _

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la the Dawes, the Princess tej Orange, Vanguard.
ImPeteliz, Plamtagenet. San Domingo, Monmouth,
Jason, Cltampies, Qaehec, Bermuda. Cordelia,
Bonne Citoyenne, Rosario, kylla, E.chu, Parry,
Apaiks. ead Fiying Fish.

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CORK. NOW. 24.
lii. Majesty's ship Fir/laic, Capt. Brace, sailed
from Cove, yesterday morning. oat a cornier. -
Captain Maitland; as senior Captain, succeeds
Capt. Brace in the command of this port.
The following letter is from Mr. Joseph Whittle,
Master of the ship Nevis PlanSer, of Liverpool, to
Laurence Roche. Ell. Of COST:—
" I was hoarded last evening by His Majesty's ship Fot,
tante. Captain Yansittort, 70 miles West from Cape Clear,
whose letters I lel leave to inclose. I now 4...mimeo.' the
ship Nevis Planter, heloogiog to Messrs. Shipley Williams,
and Wilson, of Liverpool, from St. Civil, bound to Liver-
pool, which will thank you to rcport.
" t rare Capt Vainittset intelligence of two privateers on
this roast, one of which had plundered the American ship
Eliza-Ann, from Dublin to New-York, of all bre stores and
clothes belonging to the Captain sail parteii;:ers."

NoT. t.

Arrived Ike C.eneral Small, l.e Lacheur, from hlaiairs,
last from Citernscy, with fruit; Widdicontb, Smith;
Jennings ; John and Hannah, ice ; Three Sisters, Chap-
man ; Sarah, Pridilis; Three Brothers, Locker, and Amor
Skinner, front Plymouth, all with sundr:es, Alateitlessi
Litton, and Active, Legg fritm Newport, with conk;
Friends, Webber, from Bristol ; and Neptune, Salts-
hury, from London, with groceries; Lx Waller, Legg, and
Slurths, ernes, (ruin I iporto, with wine, ; and Pu
foam Plymouth, in ballast. Sailed the Neptune, Seaward,
and Thomas and Hannah, Hultman' for lmiudnii, with sun-
dries ; John and Elisabeth, Berry, for Boeford, mitts
; Tate Hill, Wood, fur Liverpool, with mangariests; sad
Ant, Wintery, tee Plymouth, with limber.