The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTFLLIGENC'E.

PORTSMOUTH, 3.t V. 13
A large brig is just brought up on the Muth( hut it
is impassible to COMMUOiCIit with her its it blown a gale of
wind at S.W.

RAMSGATE, JAN. 13.
The mate and grew of the schooner Friendship, of New.
castle, Roller! Carr late master, landed here this day from
Boulogne, and reports that the schooner was lost on the
north-east end of the Brake, on the 2111th of December last.
on her voyage from Newcastle to Lisboa ; the master drown,
cd; the remainder Of the crew saved Iheniselves by taking
to the boat, in whirl they reached the French coast the
next day...

A topsail sloop is on shore on the Goodwin, on the ocr
part of the Sand ; time and particulars not known.
A great uutnber of vessels appear to 1w tusking for this
harbour.

Arrived the sloop Jane, Dale, from Yarmouth to Dublin,
with loss of an anchor and cable.

DEAL, JAL 13.
A sloop was this morning observed on the off part of ►he
Goodwin Sand, with her mainsail up, and a signal of dis..
tress flying. Several hosts are gone (Alto her assistanee, bust
there appears to be some doubt whether they will be able to
get to leer, as there is a dreadful sea on the Sand.

Fear u'relock —Some of she hoata are just come from the
Sand, and, at the risk of their own lives, have used every
effort in their power to use the crew, but, I am sorry to say,
to no effect. She disappeared all at once, and went to pieces,
and no doubt the crew are all lost. She was a large sloop,
with a running bowsprit, and a topsail-yard 'scrums. These
are the only paitirulars I can give you at present.
Arrived mid sailed for the River, the Lively, (owing,
from Sry ille ; Isabella, Holmes, from .lniumica ; and Ann,
Walton, fri.m Teuerae,

Fire blow■ strong, and thick weather. The
shipping iii the Downs appear to ride all well.

GRAVESEND, JAN. 13.
Arrived the Mariner, Ingram, from St. Valery•
Sailed the Dowell, for Bermuda ; Ricton,
for 11.ivhon ; foriLtsbon ; and Brothers, Davison,
for Cesium.

WEYMOUT', JAN. 13.
Arrived this morning the C011111.1:11 of Liverpool packet,
with mail. from Gueru.ey and Jersey.

LIVFRPOOT.. JAN. 12.

The Panopea, —, from this port Mr Baltimore, was
spoken with 2sih November, in lat. 3il. lung. 61. 30. TM:
Francis, Naldrun, from Terreita for this pot t, is on shore in
liallytrigue Say ; the vessel will go pieces—crew and cargo
saved.

BIRTH

On the 7th instant, at lb yobella, the Lady of Sir John
Sahisbary Pluazi Sainsbury, or a coo and heir.

MARRIAGES.

On Tuesday, t Stepney Church, by the Rev. G Peeve, M.A.
the Rev. J. Stock, R.A. of Maidstone, to Sophia Thomson,
of Poplar.
At Ablifoiti, John Walter, Esq. to Miss Smithe.
DEATHS.

On Saturday last, of the gout in his stomach, Lieut.-General
Floyd, Colonel of the Stle Dragoons, and Governor of Graves.
end and Tilbury.
On the 10th inst. in the 72.1 year of his age, Mr. Matthew
Brown, late of St. John's-square, Clerkeuwell, printer.
On Monday evening, in the 65th year of his age, oln
taking his tea, Skit Yen, of Rateliff Highway, print. r.
Lately, at Barby, Northamptonshire, Mr. George It ingrrni,
formerly of Welton, at sit advanced age.
Lately, at the house of her brother-in-law, Edward Hum-
phreys, Esq. Pwllnirlyn, near Hulywell, Mies Williams, Mt-
'newly of Coleshill Manor House; and on Wednesday, the
Slat alt. ber remains were deposited in the vault at Main,
with her maternal grandfather, Ewan Lloyd, of Halkur, Eso.
mauy year's an active Magistrate for the County of Flint,
and hi/biller to the Lady of the late Sir George Wynne, of
Leesaoud, in the same county, Bart,
In South Carolina, on the 24th October, Col. Nathaniel
Ramsay, of Baltimore, who, is the lievoluti nn ary war, di F-
tingui idled himself as a brave, meritorious, awl Minnow
Officer. At the battle of Moittisonih, when our army was
pressed by the enctity advaittiog rapidly, General Washing
ton asked for au °dicer ; Coittild Ramsay pr. seated !limo If
—the General took him by the hand, and said, " If you can
slop the British Ira minutes, till I form, you will save my
army." Col 1 Bauisay answered, " I will stop them or
lie advanced with his party, engaged and kept them
in check for half an hour, nor dill lee rctieat until the ...twiny
and his troops were mingled, and at last in the rear of his
troops, fighting his way sword hi hand, fell, pierced
many wounds, in sight of both armies. Colonel Itionsar
was a brother of the late Dr. David Itainsay.--riVrie Fork
Paper.,
Sag Harbour, Dec. 6.—Amither Revolutionary Pat: out
gone.—ln this place, on Saint day morning last, Captain
Eli-ha Prior, aged 'l2, formerly of Nora ielt, Conaccitent.
Captain Prior received a wound defending Fort Gnir—
wold, floe. the traitor Arnold, in the Revolutionary war.

HIGH HATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Morniit;.: 57 after 7. I Evening 23 after 8

CORN EXCHANGE. JANLARY 14.

Owing In the talc nontrary winds, wt had no fresh arrivals
this morning, but Ihere was plenty left over for the demand ;
a few sales made in fine•rticies, both inWlivat and this,wrre
at Monday's priers, but ordinary is very dull. In Peas and
Beau► there is not alteration.

COAL MARKET JANUARY 14.

Ships ■t 11Inrket. bhi td. Price.
04 Nevreaalle
19 Sunderland

FROM luxury and dissipation the mind brew tie•
enervated, and the hotly soon falls an easy vienut
To remove the disorders arising from fashionabte
and to restore the debilitated constitution, is the rrsrill of
our study awl aperience, and we trust that thirty yt.11.1, .I,l'
celestal practice in this peculiar branch of our profess;un.
Kivu us a decided superiority over every other pratrii WI es
In recent cases of syphilitic infeetioil,s perfect woe is coin
pleted in the short period of two ; and iu those cos.. or
a more complit uteri imitire, where oilier prat)
failed of PUCCI:Ss, a proper perseverance its 11ii! plaitor rea -
ment eusurls to Ike patient a sound and peas. t re-,t.1 41,-
11111 a. Tu Ihose who are labourin7, 11114 ft ng‘ nera lor Weal
debility, it will be consolatory to know that the wes
we prescribe [aimless the iueslinlable 110V/Cl' of l'Cla/VIII liar I t:
must di bilitated constitution, whether it ari.ea front
shaved ions of youth, or by a resaleuce in hot or nub, iiti'iy
climate a, hat Id., ,r too close an p .1111 !,)
excessive grief, injudicious use of int....ems, r
should it proceedfronrait habitual tenthly
.e In consnwp
these will produce the liar rat efleeta lu
ice of lassitude vid %le 11T •r I health.
siterigth, and spirits; and CV4II to lilt sheet and infirm our
plan of treatment will afford rebid' and coir Core, by gelid,
and safely invigorating the system.
IN 'merinos eases llt NlE:citit.es have been and are daily
ander our vale, the tltt.tl eradication ut which is effected by
a sate, cerraiu, and es peibtions mode of pi net ire, Impeder
to any oatee yet alopted. The weakness is. lxxatice, ••od
debility preceeilinc front this complaint. AT C olietAlily ro.:.v.
cd, and thy 'salient restored to sound awl .t.,11.

Patients of either Rex may consitit ws N ith rri nu's!
honour, delicacy, mid pecresy. al our home. Nu. 167, ILit.
toil carticts. Patien in the try. dram ibing their r.ise,
aim rut Iti.ing a remittance fur advice and mr•lien:es, the
same u ill ba aent to all pals the world.

CURRIE and CO. Surzeo
Nu. 107, flatt.m.garden

Lt DON . Printr4 and Pshioslnd nt the Othee, No 1...7
Strand; where Atieerttrentriits ore received, and Lett, .a
(pelt plidl Inuit he arhireereli—C. SMITH. Ne. 1.
c'etnenei !me, I'rmter—.l. WHIL E, No. 127, Strand,