The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-06-09 00:00:00

NATAL INTELLIGENCO.

orrssrourn. viols 7.
At rivel lEs ti4j-nty's ship Raceho►se, from
Gner. ricer.
S.tile.; tile Strongest, with a convoy for Guernsey.
—Wind W.

PLY NOUTII, 11:Nt 6.
Came in His Majesty's ship Care4ne, liorn Ports-
mouth.
Sailed His Majesty's ships Conperor and Plover
to the westward..—Wiud N.

TAL•MUTri, it't4E 5.

Arrived His Majesty's ship Hainkr, horn a cruise.
The ships Alerandir Linde, Capt. Bannerman ;
and the tilz ibet/, Brown, from Jamaica, are arrived
at Liverpool ; they sailed on the 14th Aril. The
fleet for Great Britain, &c. was to sail from the
place of rendesvous on the 10th of May. The
Packet was to sill on the 27th April.

RAMSCATI. JUNE 7.

This morning a considerable number of trans-
ports (upwards of 40 sail) of varions descriptions,
came into Ramsgate harbour. They are chiefly, if
not wholly, fitted to receive cavalry, ani a part of
the German Leg on is expected here immediately to
embark. There are also arrived in the Downs
great many transports, some of them, it is said. are
from Ireland. having on board some of the German
Legion expelled from thence.
IHELFINRSC, JUNEG.

Sailed the t sloop of war, %sith tDe trade fJr
Tooningen.—Wind S.E.

111141.. JUNE 7.

Sailed the t'+ipDirele•f.ld, Dunbar, for Sul insm.
Arrived and sailed for the River, dr aftkentoree,
M'Kendrick, from St. Domingo, and the Ben
Lamand, Young, from Demerara.
Came down from the Note, the IValter, &atria ;
Elisalesh. Chaim:nor ; and several other transports.
• Arrived His Majesty's ships Mayorte, /Advent.
'and several others, from a cruise ; Seagull And
Wrangler, from Coi k, with 32 sail of transports,
under convoy, having on board 5000 of the King's
German Legior, and several Staff Officers.

novas, Just 7.
On Friday, a person from Antwerp. was landed
here, out of an Amer lean ship, but know no para.
cnlar news. One of their men of war, a 74, has
been lately launched, and got down to Flush-
log, which seems to be the place derained foe the
Flush-
go rendezvous of those ships.building there.
A cartel, with Dutch prisoners.on board, from the
West Indiesa passed this plac.! ; likewise two
Danes, East Indiamen, homeward bound, which
tools in pilots here ; and, last night. several trans-
ports, from the westward, having ors board some of
the German troops.
Came in the Edward, of Dover, Court, with
Deals, kc. from Norway, for Dover.
Notwithstanding the accounts received by the Pa-
pers of the fall of -Dantzie, we still think it doubtful,
as a circumstance of that kind would, we think,
have been announced to us, by this time, through
another channel, viz. the mouth of the cannon ; as
our neighbours are seldom sparing of powder on
such occasions, and the wind has lately been favour.
able to have beard it had it happened.

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, Suss S.

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Wheat is arrived this day rather in icaort supply, and early in
the day 4eles were effvtled at the advance ef about ev. and Si.
per yuarier, but afterwards closed heAviiy. Sado, in short
supply, and rather hither. Malt and Brans continue with
small variation. Neveral cargoes of Foreign Oats are arrived,
but the few prime samples of our own growth are dearer i and
terms of Flour are nearly as last week.
CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN.
Whear 1 os. Bk. 76a. Beans (01d).... 41I• Os. Od.
' Fine do Sae.. Hs 04 I T:rk Beam (do )34.. 40.. Od.
Rye 50 41s. 04. Oats ..445. 16.• 311 a.
Barley Sts. 375. Od. Piilaritts 'ssi se. 0,..
m ..,t ....Oft. 07% id. Rape Seel. VI. 311 R.
Whyte Peat.... 10. Its. 0.1. Fine Flour •tills. 655. Lis.
Grey Pees 40. 40. Od. Saco ; • ..... • ...33 40. On.