The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-06 00:00:00

711 R CHURCH.

TUTOR TO PRINCE GEORGE or CUMBERLAND.—The
gentleman who has been selected by the Lord Bishop of
London to undertake the charge of Preceptor to Prince
George of Cumberland, is the Rev. Richard Wm. Jen',
second son of Sir James Jell', Fellow and Tutor of t)ricl
College. and one of the public Examiners of the Univer-
sity of Oxford. The recomii endation has been accepted by
his Majesty, and in cons quence Mr. Jelf has resigned his
College and University offices. The house at Kew, previ-
ously occupied by the Duke of C unberland, is fitting up
for ther ecrption of the young Prince.
PRETERRED.—The Lord Bishop of Worcester has col-
lated the Rev. John Davison, B.D. late Fellow of Oriel
College, and Prebendary of Worcester Cathedral, to the
Rectory of Upton-upon-Severn, Worcestershire, void by
the death of the Rev. Robert Edmund Baines, the last in-
cumbent.
Rev. Isham Case, M.A., of Jesus College, Cambridge,
Domestic Chaplain to the Duke of St. Alban's, and Vicar
of Metheringham, Lincolnshire, has been instituted, by
the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, to the Rectory of Spring-
thorpe, on the presentation of his Majesty.
Rev. Samuel Phillips, to the Rectory of Poildington,
Devon, on the presentation of Thomas Weinan, Esq. at
Poundsford Park, Somerset.
Rev. Charles Collins Crump, M.A. to the Rectory of
Halford, in the county of Warwick, void by the death of
the Rev. Robert Edmund Baines.

TO THE EDITOR OF 7'HE BRITISH PRESS.

SlR,—Your correspontlent, who describes himself " A
Chancery Practitioner, appears idly to have addressed,
you, for the purpose of calling for a reply.
The signature under. which he appears one mull sup-
pose would have led him to know that the contrary to what
he was stating is true.
I did not presume to reply to the letter of your corre-
spondent, " A Suitor of the Court of Chancery, ' without
first making myself satisfactorily acquainted with the ma-
terial fact which I then stated—and of which any of your
readers may by little trouble convince themselves. Armed
with such information, I do not hesitate to state that the
" Chancery Practitioner" liar attempted to make an erro-
neous impression on your readers. I shall take no further
notice of the subject, as too much time bar been eonsum,
ed, and you have already had too mach trouble.
I am, Sir,
Yours very obediently,
A LOVER OF FAIR PLAY.
March 4th.

THE PR.4C E OF THE INSOLVENT

IJEBT'ORS" COURT.

BRITISH PRESS.

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL INTELLIGEXCE.

LIVERPOOL, MArtut 4,1825.

The general depresainn in trade seems already to wear away ;
and so soon as we obtain a little none cottlitlence, no do,o hut
more disposition will appear to parchaae, as well to supply the
exhausted storks for consumption as also on speculation.
More business in Sugars has been d ,r,e this week ; the grocers
have taken about CA :ilids., it:c lower descriptions at rather lower
prices, but no almond ;literal ion in the miter qualities t 200 bags of
tine white P.:-ngal Sugar have Leen also sole. at 73,, a 75a, per ewe. ;
59 eiests of tair white Bahia Sugar base been sold for export to
Spain at 31s. Some inquiry for other sorts, but nothing done. In
Molasses nothing done-no ii:quiry. In Rum sonic small sales
have been made, without alteration in prices. A small sale
by auction was attempted of Collie, but no demand-the
whole was withdrawn ; the prices of this article very on.
steady. In Ginger, Pimento, or Cocoa, nothing done. Some
little more demand for 'Ashes, but no alteration ; 133 barrels
Montreal pots, sold at 255. Rd. a 265.; 80 brls. Quebec Pearl at
245., and :'OO bile. Montreal Pearl at 255. 61. a 269. 3d., generally
sold for money. In Dyewoods very little done it,deed ; 17 tons
Honduras Logwood a: 8!., and 38 tons Gaboon Durwood, forced off
by auction at 51. ss. In Cochineal or Indigo nothing thiae, and
prices, therefore, nominal. In Olive Oil some small sales of Galli-
poli have been made at W. 10s. and 381. a 381. for Messina. In Rice
nothing done. In Blebs hove been sold 1,114 Buenos Ayres Oz
and Cow at 141. a 111 d. ; and 5,200 Rio and Valparaiso, but the
price not known. A few casks of Film Seed for soaring at
525. a 545. per hl.d. 700 bags Saltret!e at 24-. a 255. Rd. per cwt.
20 tons Palm Oil, sold be auction at 22/. a 231. Tke sales of Turpen-
tine have been 2.600 brls. at 9s. 89. a 9s. 9d. for good quality. 1,600
tons of Oak Bark were_qffered by auction, chiefly' old, winch
went off at 2/. 2s: 8,1. for intetior and partially datnagett, to 61. 15s.
for goal quality of Dutch. And about 60 tons Leghorn Cork tree
bark at 8/. 10s. Tar is unsateable at present. In Cotton we have
had rather more inquiry the latter part of the week, and prices are
a little improved abOut td. on Americans and Brazils otf the priers
of this day week, sales consist of 7,240 hap lloireds at 6d. a 70.;
100 Sea Island at Is. 70. a 2s. 2d.; 50 Stained at 90. a 101 d.
180 New Orkana at 7d. a 10.1.; 340 Alabama, &c. at flid. a 7d.;
1,630 Pemasuboeo at 90. a Ild.; 960 Msranham at id. a ;
570 Bahia at rid. a 9441. ; 30 Pura at 80. a 9d. ; 70 Demerara,
tee. at Hid. a 10d.; 80 Ilarbadoes at 60. a 71,d. ; 30 Canhagens
at Rid.; 210 Egyptian at Btl. a 10d.; and RIO Surat at sd. a Rd.
making a total of about 12,140 hales, of which 2,000 bales have
been taken on speculation, and 1,5e0 for export.

COTTON TRADE.

STATEMENT of the impowrs In the First Two Months each Tear,
with the C itniAnottve PriCei on the 14 of Minch euch Year, and the
SNek on hand.

Ptices, 162.5,

Stock,
Ist Mar
Ite6.

I Stock,
lat Jan
18260.