The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-20 00:00:00

WINDSOR, SUNDAY, MARCH 19.

On Wednesday and Thursday, in consequence of the
severe indirpositicn of the King, a number of expressri
were sent off in various directions, one of thrill to S:r
Matthew 'Tierney, and another to the Duke of York.
This mcrning the Rev. Dr. Sumner performed dirios
service at tee Royal Lodge.
Her Royal His/mess the Princess Augusta, attended by
her Lady its Waiting, bend divine service at the periA
church, where an excellent sermon was preached by the
Rev. I. Go wett, Rector of the parish, from the filth
chapter of Ccrinthians, and the 10th verses—" Fcr cre
must appear before the judgment meat of Christ."

The Portuguese Ambassador, the Bavarian Minister,
and a number of gentlemen of dfstinetion, were Waiting It
the King's Palace in Pa yesterday, with much
anxiety, in conacquence of the groundless reports which
had been circulated. The bulletin of Saturday was signed
by Sir Henry Milford only, the two other doctors htirg
in London at the time of issuing it; but it will be seen be
the bulletin of yesterday that they resumed their stiendan7e
on his Majesty yesterday morning. Sir 111nAthew Tier:tl
was sent for on Wednesday from Brighton. On F,(ily
Sir Matthew came to London, and reported to Mr. Si C'E-
tary Canning anti several of the Cabinet Minim IN the s!ge
of the King's health. Dr. Southey attended his M !jesty fee
the first time since his appointment as one of h.s s;y
physicians in ordinary, except when the King was cligl.iiv
indisposed about a twelvemonth ago. Sir ll.nry
remained with the King yesterday till about ore o'clock.
when lie left the Royal Lodge, and proceeded pi.: 10
London. Shortly after his arriral -at his residetce itt
Curzon-street, May-fair, he proceeded in his town-cat:o:
to the Earl of Liverpool's house in Whitehall, to report
the state of the Kinet health yesterday. and afttrwatos
proceeded to the house of Mr. S.:cretary Canning to mite
a similar report.
Earl Bathurst transacted business on Saturday with the
Earl of Liverpool, at his house, at Whitehall.

. •
On Saturday, the Bavarian Alinister. Baron de Car
transacted businest at the Secretary of State's Oeice
Foreign Affairs.
On Wednesday se'nnight Sir James M'Ciregor,
was elected Lord Rector of Marisatral College, A'oerd•xu,
in the room of Mr. Hume.

Tit e ADELPHI.—This Theatre closed on Stturlav, aFt:
a succeuriful season, with the following fariw.:ll Ad.:r .s:-
Ladies and tieotletnen—Anut a season rendere,t most pr
by your kindness, we have arpved at the hisinight, cod
allow you to depart from this house without expressittriir ::cep
unfeigned gratitude ler the marked support With "mien t !*,'4 Psi
honoured avery one connected with this establishindot. 2.e •,'.

mark pieres which have been produo'd for your entertsin-t,sa!•,.,
been invariably and eminently suereastlil. The Pertotaars
one and all, received from you that generous patronage whoa 4
once the be reward for their past, and the sorest ga,ri:vr4
their future eltertions. And the Proprietors, LAclics,
men, in their new and arduous uneertaking have been iapoor,l
and rewarded far beyond their merits—tar, far beyeed :!,•'t
We trust, the next season, to see you here, clientut r r'•-•:
I now see you, and I earnestly assure you that nettling
wanting on our parts to make you so.
" la.dies and tientlernen—A' fter tO-Dight the ammo wc'l h t a
holiday • but, as at other schools, cue young gentleman sii! rim
at the Establishment during the vacation-1 mean • s.'r
brother in the concern, my friend. Mr. Yates ; and as ha
alone. I hope and trust his friends will occasionally conic ti' e t!,'•
Our little Theatre is continuable cow, and we ansicusftuaa.
guard against its taking cold.
`• Ladies and If entlemen—ln the name of the Prorieton
Performers, allow sue to bid you, gratefully and rtsi•ectiu!ty—
Farewell !"

At a numerous meeting of the Literary and Antiquarian
Society of Path, on Tuesday, the Right lien. the
of Kinnoull in the chair, several new members were v.,!-
'flitted. Among the donations then presented were the
following:—A Alina and Drachma of Athens, in
preservation, with other Greek and Roman coins, trum
Mr. Scott, Lethendy. A copy of a work on the Antiqui-
ties of Herculaneum. front the Right Hon. lord tfraY•
A Mien], shot near Perth, from Mr. Elder, Pithirahr.
This is an uncommonly fine specimen of a hint of I'M'
rare occurrence in this climate. Two Burt:in-se I tots,
silver, and an amulet inscribed with sacred charachirs,
worn by the Barmese soldiers, from Captain :Mathew.
ancient pistol, from Captain Moneritilf, of Cullargie ;
a ewonl found at Prestonpans, from Mr. James C1::-zst12:
A specimen of the Hawk or Death's Head Moth,
at Fingask, from P. Murray Thriepland, Esq., jun.
`•;''
gieden, other donations were also made by Mr. Hay, (4 ts,;',.
gieden, Mr. Duncan, &c.—C letionian Merrvro.
SuIC Greatorex,—rtot loeg since tile cr''''t't
..y
attraction as a courtesan at the opera, masquadee, tice.—Was"r—
A
dead in bed at her lodgings in Back-101e, Islington-road, on Sam!'
day morning, having taken poisou. t4errouhdeil by Tint and MI:
serif, she had endeavoured tochown furself in the Poplar ClataL 56
the I/ iglnaing of last weeks

I

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Livrnroot., eATURDAY, AXCH 18.

A. a proof of returning trade to this port, we have to announce
the 4erand for R. P. Sugar has revived, and nearly 1100
'nen sold during the week, at mead, prices, and in mums in-

•---- -
..snits rather better—tray 6.1. to is. per eat. ; also stio hags white
polgal at 725. a ;J..: but nothing done in Foreign Sugar. In
Mrla.se.. there is a I:tater:al increase in the deroand ; 600 puncheons
bore been seld at 9Cs. a •.!.."ps. fur good quality. The demand for
t rr liuti•a:, but priers remain steady. In Coffee there is
. , • car ly 34 cask. o:e.irary Jumaica at Mt. a trim. Some
.r , i^r:uiry ter Pio- two, but the atlas are very s Pall. fu
t•ntr: 4)7 nothing in'e. The demand for Ashes has been
Inch• : 1:01 hri.. 3lonta'al pots soh, at 2fis. a Sik. Gil. ; SIX/

:li4. a ..!71. with a fc,.- St7teg pM Qt 233. . a 294.

/, 1 , :hr sate.. Ate r.. 1) tons Crripeaely I.ogwooa : t vo
to„ "x i" ald 61, art! tun, of Demerara at 111. In
a-i' t'a'a at 91.0m1 15 v B-nzil at 7'. ;10 tons
N•L s• :It nt 2'l t - Loa 101. for large rtn.n.:ll. In

,',wt um tale. 'old at Os. Pd. a 10+., but noth;ng done
b.lei Patna have beets sold at 221. Saltpetre
E. ii. v^!all lots at steady prix a. In Flax Seed MO Wads.
NYC ban so:1 at ate. per ithd. The public sale of Indigo
yestrr.lir t. it well attended, about CO cheats, nearly all of
oo'Aary c...ality, were Fold at 2s. 10d. a 45.2.1. Vier lb with a
Ir'l.!•ii;ro7 tots at 4.. Yd. to M. led. In Satllowe•, Tunnerick.
. _ _

- .
nothing dom. .4 small lot of Turkey 31adder Roots
tar.' .1.:,1 at Slot. Nothing dine in Shuntae. In Olive Oil
'II tuns Gallipoli, imported from Trieste, has been sold at 331. a
411 re!. tun ; and some other desceptions at similar prizes. In
fit.!!: (hi some eonsitler.blet sles hew been made at 21/.• 211. 10s.;
•he vac -row Naked is ?W.. In Brimstone no sales. Ir. Hides
are 5.000 salted Buenos Ayres Cow and Oa, pace
r- ; with 300 at 71a. to ttid. 13 bake florae Bair offered
tint withdrawn for want of bidders. Nothing done in
..14 or Nutria Skins.

,tealand for cotton luta }wren steady dnring the week, at fair
•t•art:, prices. Of the sales made there have been 700 bags Bruit
Americans talt,n for export, and 2.000 on speculation.
The ~des •:-e 7 ;00 bales Bowed, at Cid. to lid; 800 New Or •
tn.,. At 7.!. a 91. d. ; h5O Alabamas, at 64d. a Bd. ; 150 Sea
!,,• 1.. Id. A Is. 1111. ; 30 stained See Islands, at 9.1. a 11d.;
,3 Pcn-anibtlet,, at 100. a 141. ; 400 Bahia, at 91d. a 91(1.;
Iltnelhams, at oid. a 10d. ; 150 Pan, at tlid. a ; 1,100
at 7i.1„. a 100. ; •N 1 De . at 90. a 10d.; 100
• . at 3}d. ; 10 Can.:tag-no. a. ; 300 Surat, at shd. a
. .2J .L.ng:l at sd.—Totil. aboutl3.9oo bags.