The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-09-16 00:00:00

PONTEFRACT RACES.—(Continuo.l.)

Tit USDA V.
Fifty ?minds for all Avas.—F..or Mile Heats.
Ur. LW. %Varelalra h. Stretch, 5 yrs old, est Sib. S 1 1
Sir r. 44.c.igne, f. by Pi rei;,ita ie, 3 yrs. old, GA. 41b• 1 2 2
Lord Darlington** h. by Ormond, S yr*. old, Ilst. Mh. 4 5 9
Mr Lonsdales eh. e. by Piiiitor, 3 yrs. old, Set SM. 3 4 4
Mr R. L. Saville 's eh. e. by Stride, S yrs old, fist. 2 .1 5
Sweepstakes of 20ss. each, for two vein old cults, Sit. filler,
7st 121 b. The last Mile.
Sir If T. Vane's b. I. by Patriot . . . • I
• Lord Fitsoilliam's b. f. by Sir Pater . . . 2
Mr. Wilkinson). glo. c. Yong ti,iim, by Seim . 3
Mr. T. Kiikby's ch. e by Tr limiest.

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, SLPT. IS.
A telegraphic dispatch was received this after-
noon, ordering the raspy, of 100 guns, and Larry-
n4,s, of 44 guns, to proceed to sea, to•morrow
morning, at nine o'clock; therefore, Lord Nelson
must be on the road to Join the former.
The Felton', .of 44 guns, Captain Lobb,liwill go
to ,r 4, ar day-light, for Lisboa.
bevr:al frigates and sloops arc ordered here to
take in as much provisiors and stores as they can
stow:, in order to form a detached flying squadron,
to cruise where occasion may require.
Arrived the //epos sloop of war, Capt. Edgecumbe,
from the Eastward ; the Sett rt armed ship, Capt.
Salter, from a cruise, and tl.e /•&:rent gun-hriz, from
the coast of France.

Dropped down to Cowes the Panders transport,
Captain Mitchell, to take on board troops for Jersey.
Wind Westerly.

PLYMOUTH. SEPT. 12.
Came in the Juke!! Auld, Olson, from Saloe.--
&tiled the Lady Warren armed ship, with a fleet
under convoy, for the Dowm.; also the andeinobr
armed brig, with a fleet under convoy to the Wcst-
ward.—Wond N.W.

DEAL. ;ter. 11.
Sailed the Trident man of war, for Sheerness,
with the Hermes and fridturr sloops of war ; Athe-
sanne man of war; Urania Itigate; and the Heron
sloop of war, for Portsmouth.
Remain in the Downs. the Edger, Utrecht, Leo-
pard, and Adamant men of war; Chimpion, Vestal,
.Renonsoree, :Stediater, !Lie, and L'lnsmortalote fri-
gates; Beadle, Speedy, Autumn, Argue, Zephyr,
Pailleur, and the AZert sloops of war; Prawn',
.Neetn, Direorery, Zebra, Fury, Vesuvius, Velem"-,
Demos:anon, Lveifer, and Frpiesten bombs; Lord
Eldon armed ship; a fleet of gun and fire-vessels,
transports, and outward-bound vessels.—Wind S.W.
SCPT• 14.

Sailed His Majesty's ships Meeßata, and lienommee
for Portsmouth ; and Festal and Erpieriois for Sheer-
ness.—Wind, S,Vr.
A lIMOUTII, SEPT. IV.
Sailed on a cruise, the Fiera frigate, I a:peeler
sloop of war, and Asia gun-brig ; also the Satpe
gun-brig for the Downs.
Sailed for St. Petersbergh, with dispatches, the
Sias" cutter, Lieut. Cameron.
Remain in the roads, the Roebuck, Afolege,
fusty, and Criguir, sloops of war, and three cutters.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
we, See e. t.r —Emit., by the Lnrd Net..,,,
and the Duet, Orel', 1? itourdso,), front Bengal. &third the
ilardw.,re, Matlock, fur New York.

In Yarmouth Road —the fleeter, Pringle , and the Limber
—, from the /Ult.., with a fleet.
lu the 13,,wns—the 1,1,r, Walker, fthrn nuts/in.
At Cowe‘—tnt Aunir.., Stevens, from New York.
At bol b--the Merchant, Cuff, from ilittol and the
♦termaut, But he', ft ,ni
In the Clede—the Union, ris Coin Cbiebee.
Or Whitehave,i—the Resolution, Petle, from Jennies.
At lt/nrtim►r, frnit I lahhto
At Waterford—the Iferenlet, Ford, from Tenerilre
At Vilrinia—the Thomas and Sarah, —, tram Guernsey.

A goad herring fishing has set in on the coasts of
Scotland, and is likely to continue.
On Thursday evening, as Major CIUICIILLY; of
the St. Andrew's Volunteers, accompanied by his
eldest daughter, were returning to town from Houns-
low. in Its gig, with a servant riding before them,
at Kensington Gore they were met by a Mr. JOMI4
H a r L►r, in a chaise, which came in contact with
the Major's; the concussion of the two carriages
was so violent as to throw all three persons ont,
in diderent direetions, and the servant from his
horse, both chaise, were broken nearly to pieces ;
the young lady was taken up senseless, having
received a violent contusion oa the right side of her
head, near the temple, and was otherwise much
hurt, and very narrowly escaped with her life. The
Major and his servant very fortunately escaped with
se other injury than what Arose from the shock.