The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-15 00:00:00

IRON TRADE.

WANTED a Person of Unexceptionable character to
superintend a set of Iron Works, as LOCAL MA-
NAGER. The Establishment comprises Blast Furnaces, and
Coal and Iron Mines.

The most tiatisfattery Testimonials as to Character and Qua
cations will be required ; but, as a zealous discharge of heavy
duties, and most unremitting attention will be expecied, anadequate
Salary will be given.

Apply by least (postpaid) to A. B. at Mesas. Smith and
Cornbill.

TO PARENTS and GUAIIDIANS.—A YOUNG
GENTLEMAN, of from Fifteen to Seventeen Years of
Age, of good temper and abilities, will be received into a School of
the arm respectability about London, as on A RTICLEI) AS-
SISTANT, with the advantage of good society, and an opportu.
city of prosecuting the Course of Studies preparatory to hls ad:nis-
sion at either of the Universities. The term may be from three to
four years. The premium will be 1100 guineas.
Address L. L. I). care of 31r. Sharpe, 181, Strand.

CANDLES bid. per lb.; Wax-crick Moulds Sd.
for cash, or credit on the usual terms, at DAVIES'S old
established Warehouse, 63, St. Martin's-lane, opposite New
Slaughter's Coffee-house. Every snide of the best, at prices as
under :—Candles 6s. lid. per dozen ; Wax.wick Moulds Bs. ; fine
Wax Candles. 3s. lid. per lb. ; Sperm Candles, 2s. Bd. ; Palace
Wax Lights, 3s. 2d. ; Mottled Soap. 745. per cwt. ; Yellow, 68s. ;
Curd 82s. ; Windsor and Palm Soap, Is. 4d. per lb. ; Brown
Windsor, la. 9d. ; Sealing Wax, es. 6d. ; the finest Sperm Oil,
Bs. 3d. per gallon.—Grders forwarded to all parts of the world.
This day Is published, in one volume Bro. with Portrait of Alex-
ander. Fac-simile of his Hand-writing, and View of Taganrog,
Aire 1 fts.
LEXANDER 1., EMPEROR of RUSSIA ; or a
Sketch of his Life, and of the most important Events of his
Reign.
" This Work will be found extremely gratifying to popular cu.
riosity."—Literary. Gazette, Feb. 11.
Printed for Trcuttcl and Wurtz, Treuttel, jun. and Richter, 30,
Soho-square.

Published by C. Chapple, Royal Library, Pall4naU, and High.
street. Croydon, price bit. bound.
THE ENGLISH TUTOR, or JUVENILE AS-
SISTANT; being a collection of Familiar Letters, sup-
posed to be from a Father to his Daughter, relative to the Duda
of a (foremen; progressively treating on every necessary subject
for enabling Youth to attain a perfect knowlcdgeif the Engtislt
Language, intended for the Use of Schools, particularly Ladies'
Seminaries. By W. C. OULTON.
Author of Poems, Comic, Hudibrastic, and lilisceils.neous, &c. ace.

Contents:—Leiter 1. Introduction..-2. The Alphabei and pe-
culiar Sounds of the betters.-3. Orthography and Etymology.-
4. Accent and Pron u n ion.—.s. Parts ofSpeecit.-11. Substantive—
Gender.-7. Substantive continued Number.—B. Substantive con.
chided. Case and Declension-0. Adjective, Degrees or Compari-
son-10. Pronouns, Personal, Relative, atc.-11. Verbs, Active,
Passive, and Neuter—Mood and Tense.-10. Verb continued,
Auxiliaries.-13. Verb continued, Conjugation.-14. Verbs Re-
gular, Irregular, Defective, and Impersonal.-16. Participles,
Berunds.-14. Adverbs, their Degrees, &c.—Conjunctions, Prepo-
sitions, and Interjections.-17. Syntax, Parsing.-111. Writing,
Punctuation. Abbreviation, Composition, Ithetone.-19. Reading,
Recitafion„ Elocution.-20. Versification, Prosody, Blank Verse.

This day, Bvo. 91. Gd.
A new Edition, corrected, revised, and enlarged, of
PRACTICAL AND • INTERNAL EVIDENCE
against CATHOLICISM, with occasional Strictures on
Mr. Bailer's "Book of the Roman Catholic Church;" in Six
Letters, addressed to the " impartial" among the Roman Catholics
of (*Teat Britain and Ireland.

Bulls Rev. JOSEPH BLANCO WHITE.
"Mon for John Mum!. Albemarla.stretl.

ON THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

THE QUESTION coneeinipg the DEPRECIATION
of the CURRENCY loafed and examined. Reo lio.
By the Right Honourable WILLIAM HUSKISSON,
&c. &c.

CONSIDERATIONS on the STATE of the CURRENCY.
By Thomas Tooke, Esq. F.R.S. Bvo. 6s.

THOUGHTS snd DETAILS on the HIGH and LOW
PRICES of the last Thirty Years. By Thomas Tooke. Esq.
F.A.S. gut. lbs.

The PRINCIPLES of POLITICAL ECONOMY CON-
SIDERED, with a View to their Practical Application. By the
Rh. T. B. Malthus, I.R.S. Liao. Ins.

V.
The MEASURE of VALUE stated and illustrated, with an
en Application of it to the alterations in the Value of the English
Currency since 1790. By the Rey. T. R. Malthus, I.R.S.
Byo. Ss. 6d.

OBSERVATIONS on the EFFECTS produced by the EX-
PENDITURE of OOVERNMENT du►ing the RESTRIC-
TIONS of CASH PAYMENTS. By William Blake, Esq.
F.R.S. Bro. 3s. 6d.

VII.

On the PRINCIPLES of POLITICAL ECONOMY and
TAXATION. ily the late David Ricardo, M.P. hvo.l2s.
VIII.

PLAN for the ESTABLISNINENT of • NATIONAL
BANK. By the same Author. tiro. Is.
Ix.

PROPOSALS for sn ECONtIHICAL and SECURE CUR-
RENCY. with OBSERVATIONS on the PROFITS of the
BANK of ENGLAND. as they regard the Public and the Pro-
-primes of Bank Stuck. By the same Author. Bvo. 4s. lid.

X.
The 111611 PRICE of BULLION a Proof of the Depreciation
of Bank Notes. By the same Author. 13vo. 21.
X I.
REPLY to Mr. BOSANQUET'S PRACTICAL OBSER-
VATIONS on the REPORT of the BULLION COMMIT-
TEE. By the same Author. Ilvo. 4s.

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XII. 1
An ESSAY on the INFLUENCE of the LOW PRICES of '
CORN on the PROFITS of the STOCK. By the same Author.
Bvo. 3e.

On PROTECTION to AGNURICULTURE. By the same
Author. Bvo. 3s.

XIV.
On the APPLICATION of the SINKING FUND towards
any LOANS raised for the Public Service. By Pascoe Grenfell,
M.P. Bro. 6d. • —__

XV.
The INFLUENCE of INTEREST and PREJUDICE
upon PROCEEDINGS in PARLIAM ENT stated and illus-
trated by what has been done in Matters relative to Education—
Religion—the Poor—the Corn Laws—Joint Stock Companies.—the
Bank of England and Bunking Companies—and Taxes. By
Alexander Mundell, Esq. Ben. 76.
XVI.
In a few days, Tiro.
FREE TRADE; or, an Inquiry into the Expediency of the
present Corn Lava, the relations of our Foreign and Colonial
Trade, the advantages of our Navigation System. the propriety of
preventing Combinations anbong Workmen, and the Circumstances
which occasion a derangement of the Currency. Comprising a
general Investigation of the Alterations lately adopted, and still
further meditated, in the Commercial Policy of the Country. By
Alex. Itl`Donnell, Esq.

PARLIAMENTARY' INTELLIGENCE.

110CSE OF LORDS, ToEsnaT, Full:Amy 14.

The Lord Chancellor appeared tisk dity in the Howie. end took
his lest on the iroolsuck for the first timq during the Session.

SLAVERY.
The Earl of lIARROWBY presented a petition from the in.
habitants of Staines and its vicinity, praying the abolition of Negro
Slavery.
WOOL TRADE.
Mr. Crayford. from the Treasury, presents& an account of the
quantity of wool and other articles imported in the year 1325,
pursuant to an order of the House of the 7th February.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE moved that it be printed.
ilt N LAWS.

The Eatl of lIA RI)W I ACE presented a petition from the in.
habitants of the hundred of Wisbech, in the Island of Ely,
against the free admission of corn.
11I1t. COWPER.

The LORD CUANCkiLLOR presented a letter from Mr. Cow-
per, late Clerk-Assistant to Parliament, addre.sed to the Deputy.
Speaker of the House, in reply to a resolution of their Lordships,
approving of filr. Cowper's conduct whilst in office. His Lordship
could not sit down without expressing the high opinion which he
entertained of the zeal, ability, and integrity with which Mr. Cow-
per discharged the ditties of his office dunng the long period in
which he had been Clerk-Assistant to Parliament. The clerk then
read the letter. which expressed Mr. Covrper's grateful thanks for
the honour which their Lordships had condescended to confer upon
him.
Their Lordships then adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MURAT, Fas. 14.

PROMISSORY NOTES AND POST WILLS.

Mr. Ilutehinson, from 'the Bank of England, brought up an
account of all promissory notes and post bills in circulation.—
Ordered to be printed.
EXCHEQUER BILLS.
Mr. Draperjrom the Treasury, presented a return of theamount
of Exchequer Bills issued since the year 1793.—Ordered to tie on
the table.