The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-21 00:00:00

Elley. Lovera-court, Paternoster-row, silversmiths—John and
John Ireland, jun. woollen-manufacturers, Kirkby Kendal, West-
morland—David M•Taggart and James Murphy, York, tea-
dealers--John Peet and Bohm Bonsai. Liverpool, timber mer-
chants--Oliver and Evan Jones, Liverpool, drapers—John Prat.
&tut, George Booth, Joshua Si'lloisley, and Henry Rigg, barn
curers, Liverpool—Hobert Fayle and George Worlidge,
cheater, engravers tocalice-printers--George Thomas Mitchell and
George Agnew Carruthers, Pernanibuco__Janies stonchouse and
Samuel Hoffman Noekells, wine and brandy. merchants,
lane—John Sparke, jun. and '!'homes Bennett, Totnes, Devon.
shire, cabinet-makers—Robert Roger. and Henry Courtney, wool-
len-drapers.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
front the Returns made in the week ending the 16th day of March
1625, is 435. per hundred weight. esclusive of the duties of
Customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof ante
Great Britain.

Average price of Corn from the ileums received in the Week
ending March 12, 1825.
Wheat. I Barley. Oats. Bye. I Beans. Peas.
s. d. s. d. s. d. t.. d. s. d. s. d.
67 1 40 6 23 6 41 7 3B U 40 0

EXPORTATION OF MACHINERY.

Copy of a letter received by the MaTor of Liverpool
from J. flume, Esq. Chairman of the Committee to per-
mit Exportation of Machinery
Sta—l have the honour to annex a copy of the Resolution of the
House of Commons fur the re-appointment of the Select Committee
to inquire into the Laws mix:cling the exportation of machinery
and to inform you, that there seems to be a general impreision that
the full exportation of machinery should be permitted, unless it
shall appeat that any exceptions from that general rule ought to bet •
modem favour of any particular kind of machinery. I therefore
request you will make the same known to all witliin your jurisdic-
tion who are interested, and inform them that the Committee have
begun their inquiry, and are ready to receive such evidence as •
the parties interested may consider sufficiently important to be
submitted to the Committee, to enahle them to decide on the pro-
priety
of such exemptions being made. If you Rill inform ins
what witnesses wish to attend the Committee to give evidence, and
the particular branch or, machinery they wish to be excepted, I
shall endeavour to give you such notice for their attendance thall
occupy as lite.. of their time as possible.
1 have the honour to be, Sir,

Your very obedient servant,
JOSEPH NOME, Chairman.
House of C.t.nmons, Saturday, March 12, 1821
Resolution of Committee on Machinery :
" That your Committee have examined evidence respecting the
export of machinery, which will be found in the Appendix ; but
they are of opinion, that further inquiry and a more complete in.
Tetra:l:ion should Ulm place before this important subject can be'
satisfactetily decided on, and thus, therefore, recommend, that the
consid,ration of this important question should be resumed on the
next Session of Parliament.
" Sessions, 1024."

CARBONATE OF IRON FOR TIC DOULOL'REUX,
OR NERVE-ACHE.

Mr. Hutchinson, of Southwell, Notts, has lately obtained extra.
ordinary success in the treatment of Tie Douloureux, or Nerve.
ache, ur.e of the moat excruciating diseases that afflict humanity,
by giving a regular course of carbonate of iron. The medicine
may be mixed with gruel or panado, or made into pills or a bolus
with conserve of orange peel, in the dose of from twenty or thirty
grains to a drachm, twice or three tinus a day. This is a much
safer and easier remedy than the old one of cutting down upon the
nerve and dividing it, frequently at the risk (as in the MC of the
late Dr. Pemberton) of aggravating the pain.
-It is much in favour of the carbonate of iron. tbat it has been
no less successful in the hands of others than of Mr. Hutchinson,
a circumstance which (unfortunately) does not always attend new.
remedies. In proof of this, we may mention several eases. Pr.
Crawford, or Bathy attended a lady aged 69, whose face had been
affected at intervals for several years, and the remedy (arsenic)
which had at first given relief ultimately failed. The carbonate of
iron cured her in three weeks, and she had no relapse. Dr. Davis,
of Bath, was equally successful in curing a lady aged 65, of Tic
Douloureux of the face. She took forty grains night and morning,
and was well in a fortnight. Dr. Borthwick, of tleorge-atrect,
Edinburgh, attended a gentleman aged 46, with severe Tic Diu-
, loureui of the left aide of the face. He commenced with hair
drachm doses of the carbonate of iron, increasing to a dr 4hm and
a half, three times a day. He was cured in about tep Dr.
Evans, of 51agheralelt, Ireland, gives several caste, limit *ale
and female, which be cured with the same remedy; and it ha Also
succeeded with Mr. Thomson, of Sloane-street, Chelsea. In a
word, we may consider that, so far as respectable testimony cart
go, the remedy is cstablialwal—Or ode of Emilia.
UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGZ, MARCH 18.
The Rev. Charles Ingle.. M.A. of St. Peter's Uollege, was, on
the 7th inst., admitted a Bye-Fellow of that Society.
Edward Baines, D.A. of Clitisa College, wrs, on Wertnesday
last, elected a Fellow of that Society, on the foundation of Sir John
Finch and Sir Thomas Baines.

fArown, MARCH 19.
Saturday last Mr. Henry William Newbolt was admitted beholar
of New College.
Yesterday Mr. Robert Evans, Commoner of Jesus College, was
elected Scholar of that Society.
ThUrsday the faller:Mg Degrees were conferred :
Bscnimott OP Dry txt vr.—Rev John Tucker, Fellow of
IMpus Christi College.
MASTER or• Atrrs.—Rev. Christopher Fecke, Worcester
College.
BACHELOR or Avers.—Thomas Brandon Brett, Esq. Coln.
owner of ClintiChurch, Grand Comp-under.