The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-22 00:00:00

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N/117.4L INTELLIGENCB.

roarsmouru, Ju!se 20.
Rear-Admiral Sir Robert Calder, Bart. .has
hoisted his red (Lig on hoard his Maksty's ship
Prince c.f !Yalu, of !bs guns, and saluted that of Lord
Gardner, flying on board the Dryad, of 3S guns.
The other Admirals at this port, with the ships
bearing their flags, are, Admiral Montagu, in the
Rep! Soveriga, of 110 guns ; Vice-Admiral Gam-
bier, in the his, of 50 guns ; and Ilcar-Admiral
Holloway, in the Gladiator, of 44 guns.
Remain at Spithead as before. Wind N. E. and
variable with thick weather.
At St, •Heleni, the Pigmy cutter, of 14 guns,
Lieutenant White, and an outward bound East ln-

diaman.
The following of his Majesty's ships are under
orders to proceed to sea without delayt—The Hy-
dra, of 34 guns, Capt. Mandy; Amazon, of 38 guns,
Copt. Parker ; Cerlierus, guns, Capt. Selby ;
Oispiserss, of 3?. guns, Capt. Hill ; and Calton?, of 32
guns, Capt. Heathcote. They have all iinmnored
sh;p, and made signals for sailing, and are expeaed
to pat to sea this evening.
His Majesty's ship Afignicent, of 74 guns, Capt.
Jervis, will be out of harbour in a few days, want-
log only a small number of hands to complete her.
I-lis Majesty's ship Tromp, of 54 guns, captured
from the Dutch in the commencement of the late
v,-ar, is dir &led to be brought forward and fitted
speedily as a receiving ship, intended to lay at the
l'ort o Falrnouth.
Arrived the Grampus man of war, from Guernsey;
and the Scorpion sloop of war, from a cruizc.
PLYMoUTM, JUNZ 19.
Came in a fine French brig, deeply laden, cap-
tured by the Prince's tender ; a beautiful French
ship, from Port-au-Prince, St. Domingo, for Bour-
deaur. of 500 tons, with passengers, and a valuable
cargo of coffee, indigo, sugar, &c. captured to the
westward of Scilly, by the tender belonging to the
Drape, of 74 guns.
Came in this. morning a large French ship and
brig, taken by a tender belonging to the fleet ;
also a Dutch East-Indiaman, from Batavia to Am-
sterdam, worth 3,0001. taken by a schooner pri-
v.itecr, belonging to London.
The Fmsdrojams, of 54 guns, is commissioned by
Captain Rodd.

DEAL, JUNE 2n.
Came down fr.= Sheerness the Strap-.r frigate,
and sailed to the westward. Sailed the Fsry
bomb, on a cruize. Wind S. W.
DOVZR, .I,:NE
Arrived this morning the French privateer the
La Gabrielle. of Foc..ran, with twenty men and
small arms, prize to the ilinerva hired armed cutter,
Lieut. Talbot. She had taken one brig, the Glory,
of and tin Chepstow, from London, laden with
timber and planks, *lich was retaken by the Mi.
feentes. She was also chasing another brig when
taken. Upyratd,i
.of forty open fishing-boats, of
the like description, are said to be at sea as priva-

vatecrs.
Sailed the Cowers of Ekift, Lieut. Dickenson,
and t.Le SZieerne,t, Lieut. hired cotters,
for Sheerness. No arrivals from France, it being
nearly calm.
soErais fCS, JUNE Q.O.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Leda, Ethalion, and
Di.sigenee, with the Mariner gun-brig.
esterday Admiral Thomhorou,,.h hoisted his
flag on beard the Leda, and has sailed in her to the
northward, .it is supposed, to stop the Dutch Green-
land ships on their homeward passage ; this morn-
ing the Swift, Favourite, and several other hired
armed cutters, were sent after him.
Last night arrived his Majesty's brig Cruiser,
Capt. Hancock, from the Downs, with two French
prizes, taken hy. her, in company with the Immo:,
:anti and yaloute. They ale L'lnnbirtiable gun-
brig, and Le Aifeclurde schooner, taken in Calais
Roads.
Glt A vESEND, JUNE 20.
Passed by the Gen.-rotu l'lanter, Hamilton, and
Novice, From Jamaica ; Dulles' —, from
Cuxhaven ; Admiral Nelson, Millar ; London, Lin-
der ; Mary, Paterson ; Hamburgh packet, Gooch;
and the Thai:, Maths, from llaniburgh.
Sailed the Hero of the Nile, —, for earbadoes-
• Widow': Son, Matthews, fur St. Michael's ; Reto,
v..ry, —, for Guernsey ; Waticrirginton, Koedt;
for Copenhagen ; Afercitrius, —, for Rotterdam;
Twe Gebroderz, Boer, for Rouen ; Vrow Anne, Ot-
ten, and Frow retina, —, for Embden. •
YARMOUTH, JUNE 20.
Arrived the John, Butcher, from London ;
duary, Boothby, from Lynn ; rt itatit, Derry, from
Deptford ; aad Exchange, Bly, from London.
Sailed the Sgairrel, Dunnel, and Two Brothers,
Doughty, to Liverpool ; FriendrEntleavovr, Moxon ;
aid Lydia, Nicholson, to Dull; Adventure, Ellis,
tc Gainsoro; and Cyrano-a, Mansfield, to London.
De Afar Stetting, Hendrick, from Riga to Atn-
stercfain, is sent in by his Majesty's ship Clyde.
A smuggling lugger, called the Dolphin, of Folk.:
stone, laden with spirits, ie. is sent in by his Ma-
jesty's ship di:saran:ht.
His Majesty's chip Unicorn, with a fleet of ships
inuier convoy for the Baltic, are arrived in 'Yar-
mouth Roads.
Cipt. Flyr., of the King George packet, with six
of his men, made their• escape frost Helvoet on
Thursday night I:vit at 11. o'clock, in ne open boat,
which they cut wit of therharbour, And arrived here
abOut 4 o'clock in the morning. The fon: packets
which were detained there are condemned, and the
men were to be marched for France the next day.
Wind %V. S. W.

I MOI TR, ivy,. 18.

Arrived yesterday the PFlftill flitaktb packet,
Kidd, with Mails froth the Leeward Island:, thirty-
seven days from Tortola ' • passengers by her are
Lieutenant Charles Young of the Navy, and James
Ilowe, Esq. Several French vessels were at Mar-
tint:tar, fully laden, but in want of men, bound to
France.
I.ate last !lieu arrived the K;og George packet,
Yesionahe, in nine days, with mail from Lisbon ;
Ipassengers by her are the Hon. Wm. Elliott, his
ady. arid son, Mr. and Mrs. Dcquisr, Mr. Briuns-
wale, Mr. Ciths, Hon. Mr. Goodall, Mr. Cor,
the K. G, left at Lisbon

and Mr. Lester ; ►Rg „dears.: .
the Prig(' Adolfrims packet, Jots, which W. ex-
fo gtil about the 16th instant, xith mails tor

pe..te4
kngtend. Previous to the sailing of the Yip(
Garr paoltet, intelligence Mod been received a the
oi' his htSijerety's ship i1e.41.• 'met, of Sl3- guns,
Mos. Cp. ypitolot.ne, fit a thick fog, on Cape St.
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