The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-03-08 00:00:00

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NAPAL INTELLIGENCE.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 5. .

His Majesty's ship /llancke, Capt. Mudge, and
Charger brig, Lieut. Baugh, which sailed yesterday.
evening, but put back, have proceeded to sea again
this day.
This morning went out of harbour his Majesty's
schooner Milk-auk, of 14 guns, Lieut. Starck, com-
mander ; and arrived his Majesty's ship La Deter-
mine, of '2l. gulls, Capt. Becher, from Ireland, and
remain with the squadron at Spithead.
His Majesty's sloop 14 guns, Capt.Pipon,
remains under sailing orders fur Querusey.
S. E. and moderate.

INAICH G.
Arrived his Majesty's brig Monk!, of 14 guns,
Lieut. Weir, commander, from a cruize.—Wiud
S. E. light and variable.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 5.

The Tigre, Captain Davey, which sailed hence
on Wednesday evening for Amsterdam, is put back
again, having sprung a leak at sea.
Sailed the Dutch ship Be, jamin, Captain Payers,
for Surinam, after having been completely refitted,
and the damage she received in a gale of wind pre-
A-ions to her arrival here, repaired.
Arrived the Casadian, Shadforth, from London,
hound to Tortola, with loss of anchors :uid cables.—
Sailed the Benjamin, Reymer, for Surinam. Wind
N. E.
DEAL, MARCH G.
Arrived and sailed for the liiver the Cdworth,
Brown, from Lishcm.—Remain in the Downs the
Ambuscade and La Minerve frigates. Wind E.N.E.
ratssovrtt, MARCII 4.
Sailed the Pr:nct of Wiles packet, Todd, with
mail of 22d ult. for Lisboa ; the Dutch brig
Nietind: Unie, Srnidt, for Cette ; the American ship
Rebecca, M'Kever, with Hour, for Lisbon; the
President, Wescott, with wheat, for ditto; the ship
Neptune, Hoppin, for Jamaica ; the schooner Bra-
gauze, Coles, for Gibraltar; the brig Myrtle, Har-
per, for Lancaster • the Betsy, Collins,for Poole ;
the Nopetudl, Clark, for Bristol ; the .7:2w, Lisle, for
Poole ; the Atrea, Dymond, for Swansea ; the
Brothers, Packey, for ditto; tuid,the..l/mery, Alves,
for Pen zan ce.
A ship is now in the offing, supposed to be the
Kihg George .packet, from Lisbon, which has been
expefled for some days raft.
The Dole of lark packet will sail immediately on
the arrival of the King George, with mails oft the
29th ult. for thence.
The packets with mails for Jamaica and New
Yark will sail on Sunday next—Wind. N.
IIuVTII, MARCH 5.
This morning sailed. for Calais, the of
Teri passage vessel, Capt. Wauon, with the Hon.
P. Burrell, Lieut. Colonel Williams, Mr. Clenacm:
Mr. Puna, Mr. De Metr, and several other pas-
sengers; also sailed Le Bien ./lime, of and for St.
Vallery, with lead from London.
Arrived the Benjamin, of Appledoze, from Water-
ford, bound to London.
MARCH 6.
Arrived from Calais, last night and this morning,
La Renomonee, French pa'..sage vessel, with the Earl
and Countess of Beshorouga, Lord. and Lady Mor-
peth, General Kendale, and their suites ; Let Deux
.a/m4 passage vessel, with Philip Francis, Esq. M. P.
La gosephrne packet, with the mail and pusen-
gers, amongst whom were Thos. Foster, Esq. and
family, and T. Anderson, Esq. ; passage Yes.
sel, with Wm. Stewart, Esq.; and several other pas-
sengers ; the Prince if Wales packet, Capt. Suite n,
with Mr. Ross, and dispatches ; the Express packet,
Capt. Deli ; and the 'Moe passage vessel, Capt.
Hamilton.
Sailed for Calais the Auckland packet, Capt.
Hammond, with the mail. The passengers were,
Alex. Sharp, Esq. Mr. Atkins, Mr. Hammock,
'Alr. Goldsmith, and a few others.
The Britten/a passage-vessel, Capt. Wm. 'White,
will sail either this evening or to-morrow morning,
with Isaac Aldebert, Esq. and family, for Calais.

SIX O'CLOCK.

Just arrived in the Roads, the Aaf, Capt. liedde
with Lord Borringdon and suite; also Mr. Orry, the
messenger, who proceeds immediately to London ;
also arrived the Hyacinth and Kin; Garse passage-
vessels.