The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-11-22 00:00:00

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POP. ts!AOCTII, NOV. tO.
gaileA Ills Majesty's ship ev/.0;oo, to the East-
ward. Last night several sail of West Indiamen
pot under weigh, and arc now got to sea for the
Downs.—Wind N. E.
si stourtt, NOV. IR.
arrived the /I.lii.ob.r• faigate, with the following
vessels under Convoy, last from Cork, viz, the (Pr, e
Rrnuch, Brandfot d ; and the Specrly, Sattle, 1, om
Tobago, for London; R,rharJaNd Ann, Betaye, .on
Surinam, far ditto ; Frusuu, 1). Lee, from D
mini-
ca, for ditto; Lothian, John Martin, from St. Kitts.
for ditto ; Alfred, Pike, from Newfoundland, for
Poole; Bet/Novi'', hl.Carthy, from Barbadoes. fix
London ; Quern Charlotte, Kerr, from Surinam, for
ditto; 1,1,./wassti, Cromartie, from Bat hadoes, for do. ;
Uniov, Brown, from Grenada. for ditto ; //spctoeil,
Bead, from Barbadoes, for ditto; Barton,
from Dominica, for ditto ; Alrrrlcen, Cameron, from
Antigua, for ditto; &tern, Weston; and Delaford,
Young, from Barbadoes, for ditto ; eptunr, La Que-
rue, from Newfoundland, for Jersey ; and Back-
hoaxer, Hanway, from Barbadoes for London ; also
the Danish galliot, F6ene:er, Dahl, from Algesirlts,
with wine and cochineal, in sis weeks and three
days, for Tonningen.
Sailed the American brig Merchant, Seasons, for
Savannah ; Eatt Rice, Barber, for Ancona ; and
Parentia, Itait, for Naples,—Wind
neat, nov. 20.
Sailed the Fury bomb, with a convoy to the West-
ward; Cc/Morisse, Bowden, for Cork; and the Rover,
Madden, for G.tlway.—Wind Northerly,
CORK, NOV. IS.

Sailed His Majesty's ships Africatar, Capt. Manhy,'
Druid, Capt. Brook, and Helena sloop, Capt. Losack,
with 24" sail of homeward-hound %Vest India/nen,
and twenty-two ditto transports, with troops, and
one transport with.storts ; all for the Downs ; and
a transport, with stores, for Plymouth. Also the
following ships:
The Friendship, of Aepledore, Day, London, provisions;
flarsiett, of Yarmouth, Quinton, ditto, ditto; Fame, of- Lon-
don, Thomas, dmo, ditto ; Feho, of Pembroke, Davis, ditto,
ditto; 1....it5, of London, Leads, ditto, data; Reiolution, of
Topsham, Poker, ditto ditto; Maria, of P;ymooth, Mai io
oaring, ditto, ditto; I..„;sv,iig, of Snuthwold, Robson, ditto,
ditto; Nancy, of Snutimoyton, Brevitt, dttm, ditto ; Nancy
and Mary. of Exeter, Kultitm, ditto, ditto; Speculation, of
Lancaster, Lyme's, rottiniouth, to join convoy; Jarnu and
John, of Pirno}:th, Wolf, titierovey, provivitiot ; Vroig Cy-
th•ristA, of Nmrbit,han, Liinoti, ballast; Prince 'William
Henry, of and tor B•istol, knight, mercbsinte goods; Lady
Fittgerakl, ditto, ditto ; Vickers, Utto; Sally, of W knelt...en ,
Gfaves, Diibliit. sugar. doe.: M•rgaii RAttlif, of Liverpool,
iirovi.ione; It uhert and George, °I South-
ampton, Pier,aii, Lunalon, ...sato; and fire Cations in eal.last.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Ga A • r sin o, tiny. 19. —Posed by Ihe Johann., N*ll,lll, from
Norway; Alma ; and the Vrnw CathArina, Jacales,
from Gott,abwrg. Sailed tlic Fers ate, Falconer; and the
Robert, Story, tar Lirbao.
A RRIvEla•

In Yarmouth Ames—the A 1941104. Kitchen; and the Men-
tor, !fern, from retereburgh.
Off Dover-1101m, Seyell, from Oporto.
At Falmouth—William, Henley, from Newfmandland.
At Liverpool... Lovely Laker, Mlleek, from Barbuda's: rtVf-
suit, Purvis, from NeVi4; and the ISeuy, Collin., from VW.
ginia.
la the elydeMory Ann, Imola, horn Charleston; audl lam
Active, Gooflay, fmm Tortola.
At Crookhaven—Ariadne, from Angola.
W ' from '

At Gibraltar—. The Musella, sifilowsts, Laridow,
At Pietwfoundland...The Hope, Eliwor, horn Lon.lon ;
Fairyland, from Dartmouth ; ant the Hope, Millwood,
from Lserpool.
At Savannah... The Eliu, Stokes, from Liverwsol.
At Carti..kferaus...The Sally, Robsuo, hot Quebec.
At Boston... The Minerva, Ball ; Industry, Clements; and
the Geoeral Wolfe, Tolluek, from Neirlomidiand.

We understand, from authority, that the great
areuedud" upon the Ellesmere Canal, over the River
Dee. at Ponteysylte, is now completed ; and that the
msvigation over it is to be opened on Tuesday, the
Stith instant. when the Members of the Canal Corn-
' 'mime intend passing in the first boat. The season of
the year is not the most favourable for displaying the
fine scenery of the vallies of Chirk and Llangollen,
but the canal works between the North bank of the
River Dm and the South bank of the Ceiriog, con-
sisting of two large aqueduns, two tunnels, and a
great extent of deep cutting, will gratify those who
enjoy the area of works of art when executed on a
large scale. The completion of these great works,
which were essential to the success of the undertak-
ing, will conned the Ruabon Collieries, and Trevcie
Lime Rocks, with traits of country, which, other-
wise, would never have known this benefit.