The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-09 00:00:00

PRICES OF BRITISH
ink Steel 2144
Kt Cent. Red. 861 j
ref Cent.. Cons. 874 I
lets Acct. 974
pee Cent. 944 4
per Cent. Red. 944

STOCKS YESTERDAY.
New 4 per Cent. 103 i I
Long Ann. 21
Es. Bills 144. 1,0001.4 S pm
Ditto, MM.
Ditto, Small 5 6 pin
Lotto'', Tickets 191. 19,.

PRICKS Ufr frOKEIUN
licatilian Roods
Dim Snip
IlittoAcct.Bl d !clip
chilion Bonds f,_
goiombian Honda
Ditto Ronda (1824) 72 I
Ditto Arct. t
Danish Hnodi
Ditto Bonds (1625) 658 8 1
Ditto Acct.
Fronk kcettsi per Ct. 1041 f.
Excltabis 31f.20e.
French to 3pr Ct. 711.25 r.
littatunge 25f. 20c.
COURSE

STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Greek Bonds 2$
Ditto 80nd50825)26 5f 616 i 6
Ditto Acct. 26 19 6 bi 1
Mexican Hoods
DittoScri9(l92s)94dis
Ditto Actt. 9 a i dis
Peruvian Bonds ,t.
Ditto Acet. 89. 60
Prussian Bonds 98.1
Russian Fronds 92i
1 Ditto Acct. 92it
Spanish Cons. 17
Ditto Acct. 17
Ditto 510 17e I

_ OF EACH
Amsterdam C. F. 12 3
Intro at sight 12 0
Rotterdam ....... ....2 U. 12 4
Antwerp 12 4
amburgb 4 U. 36 11
Altonn 24 U. 37 0
P rit, 3 day s' sight 25 30
iitto 2 U. 24 45
Dordeaux lb 33
Her.bn 7 0
Frank.on Main Ex. M. 161
Petersburgh, villa. 3 Us. tl
irami,eirectiveli. 2,31. 9 58
Trieste dlta SI 53
Madrid 37
Cadiz 37
26;
Barcelona. 36
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PRICES OF

SI

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M 1 N Ell.
Shrre. pale. Premium per Chasm
A ........... £lOO 30 35 324 30 324
Balavar
Castello466aplritoSanto Mimi 100 0 1
Al anpaese.—.
pouvai. La Paz. and Peruvian 59 6 I die
14oyal Stannary & Brit. M Icing b 3f die
Rapid Waideck lOO 1 i I
r:curd Mexican.
lir. co New 4O 10 12 116
asstraearcs CONTANIES•
Wanoe British and Foram's—. 1110 10 3,
I i.tto Marine lOO b 14

OAS LION? AND CONN CONPA?;IIDP.
Bolama
JUSCICLLANEOLTS.
Brttiah Iron lOO 25 6I 7 dis
Pritigh Roth and Patent Salt 10 0 3: 2/ 3,1
British and Foreign Paper SO 3 11 1 dis
British, Irish, & Colonial Silk 50 2 it dia par
told Coast Association
General treeing and Prir.ting 5 2dm
N ,t:Nrriand Patent Salt
IL' de la Plata Agricultural lOO 5 4 dis
Vigo Bay l5O

lam Srittott Vrros.

DRURY-LANE TRE.4TRE.

This Evening, TVIDIVIIDAT, libiov.P. twill be perfumed the Musics]
Mania of
fiUY MAPINEHINO. .

—....... ..... .
Henry Bertram. Mr. Horn: Domlisle. Sampson. Mr. Harley Dandle
Dumont. Mr. Taylents. Lucy Bertram. 1.1.5 s Graddon ; Julia Mau-
Der,i,d. MISS Povey Mc; Marines, Mn. Bunn.

After which the Grand Historic. Pantomime Drama of
DE LA PEROUsE;
Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND.
Percent, Mr. Moats; Madame Personae, Mos Smithson.
To-morrow, The CoaleSeracy, and the Innkeeper's Daughter.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

Tbi. resew, W EON Cif) 11 Y. Nur.% will be performed the opera of
ROB RO IdACGRICOOR.

it,* aim itr. wattle j'ls;3l;;T:mi7iiiviVr Gun. Nicol Janie, Mr.
M. Farren. Diana Vernon, Min Paton.

After which tbelo-ftrarns of
JOCK), THE •RABII.IAN ItIONKSY.

In wkielle Moealear Manatee will make hio th appelrence.n England.
TDe
prinelpsa Qumran b) Ignore. Connor. Meadow a, and Keeley:
and 11111.11 I thodnet and .1 Sc,,:t.
Tanineruw, The llegaars Opera, The Irtsh Tutor, and Jocko.

11.4YAIIIRKE7' THEATRF:.

Tlas W EDS ISDA Nov P. will be performed 01,0ml/dyer
PAUL Pkii.

!Ike Medial Character. by.deee Ilium' and Liston ; Mosdanne
01. ever, P. G:over. Ouruby, and n aylett.
A/Sike 'which the Farm of
OCAF AS A POST.
- - - - - -• • - • - _ _

Cspeida Tony:dam Wr7Vining-t-fratrani--Sappy, air. Litton ; Sally
• alagp, Mrs. T. NUL
• To el:whine with the ihteleal Entertainment of
YOUTH. LO% F, AND FOLLY.
Antoine, Mr. WiNtinetw ; Arinette, Mrs. Humpy.
Twatorrow, Quite Correct, Paul Pry, and The W adding Day.

from this city. We have received advices from Brazil
some weeks later in date, but they make no allusion to this
important intelligence. We entirely disbelieve it, not for
that reason alone, but because, if our readers will refer to
the documents we published last week, from the Buenos
Ayres Papers, they will see that the Congress of •Panama
was to consist only of Deputies from the new States of
America formerly the colonies qf Spain. This restriction
was manifestly intended to exclude the empire of Brazil,
which besides could have no motive fur joining in the
general confederacy, since Portugal has acknowledged its
independenc.%

The Greek Papers report some advar.tages gained by the
Patriots. We sincerely hope the information may be cor-
rect. The French Envoy, General Rouse, had embarked
at Napoli on his return to Toulon. Greece can well spare
this impertinent intriguer. _ _

IFrona the Etolk dated Monday, November 7.
PARIS, Nov. 6.

Yesterday, Count Orions, the Portuguese Ambassador, in a
private audience of his Majesty, presented his letters of meal. 81.
Pedro de Mello Brener, in a publie audience, presented his cre-
dentials as Minister Plenipotentiary from Portugal and Count de
Bray, the Bavarian 31i:inter, presented a letter notifying the death
of King Maximilian, and credentials from the new King, conti-
nuing him in the office of Minister Plenipotentiary.
The sum which the Government of Hayti is to pay for the first
instalment of the indemnity being thirty millions, and the produce
of the sale of the 30,000 annuities being only twenty-four millions,
the Co:nmisaioners of Hayti will themselves proetile fee the first
Payment of six millions, which is to be made on the Bth of this
month. The other icstalments will be paid monthly by the
Company.

Mr. Stratford Canning, British Ambassador to the Ottoman
Porte, arrived at Lausanne on the 21Ith of October ; he •et out for
Italy the next morning, and will embark at Naples fur his desti-
nation.

CORTI:. OCT. 15.

The Grr k Chronic* of Illissolonghi of the 29th of August
contains a letter from General Nicetas, giving an account of the
Iceis sustained by 6.000 Arabs left by Ibrahim Pacha in different
positions. The same journal, of the 14th of September, contains
a letter from Karaiskaki, giving an account of an engagement at
Mahala on the 10th September, in which the Greeks gained a
signal advantage.

An English gun-boat cruises at the entrance of the Gulf o
Prevesa, and stops all vessels that arrive. Those which hare their
papers from Santa Maura, and are steering to Preresa, were
obliged by this gun-boat to proceed to the destination indicated in
their papers.
General Roche, accompanied by M. Vidali, embarked at Napoli
di Romania on board a French corvette, which touched at Zante,
and three hours after sailed for Toulon.

We have received letters from Rio de Janeiro, dated the
16th of September. Our correspondent states, that the
Brazilians are very well satisfied with the result of Sir
CHARLES Sruaar's diplomatic labours. The merchants
confidently look forward to a general Improvement in all
branches of commerce. It was eipeeted that the treaty be-
tween England and Brazil would havebeen made public on
the 15th, but it bad not appeared on that day. The only
difference, according to upon, between this and the former
arrangement with the Portugue'e Government; relates to
the abolition of the slave trade, which the Emperor of
BRAZIL, it is understood, binds himself to.reduce gradually
every year until it be completely suppressed. The tenn
fixed for the entire abolition is ten years. When the treaty
with Portugal was published, on the 7destileptember, the
rejoicings were univeseal and enthusiastic. There was one
of the grandest Court-days yet known at Rio de JAIICiIO.
The most distinguished heaven were rendered to Sir
CHARI ES STUART. He was the first presented to the
En rEIZOR, who received him in the most cordial manner.
The splendour of his Excellency's appearance excited ge-
neral admiration.

-Thu Mars, in going out of harbour on the sth, ran fou
of a frigate, and was obliged to put back.

CITY, TUESDAY EVENING.

The Stock Exchanges were almost opened fern forma to-
day, for in the English market there was scarcely a money
bargain done, and very few for time ; those that were com-
pleted for the account were at yesterday's quotation--Sal.
Exchequer Bills were at 2s. Ss. premium.
The business in the Foreign Market was equally scanty,
but the rrices reported yesterday were fully maintained,
viz. Greek Bonds 26; Colombian ditto 7S; Mexican Scrip
9i 9 die. ; Guatemala ditto 51 .5 die.; Brazilian ditto 811
dis. ; Spanish Bonds 167, 171, and Danish ditto 66.

The South American Shares supported yesterday's im-
provement, and those of the Anglo-Mexican Company were
done at 30 35.

To-morrow (this day) being Lord Mayor's day is kept
as a duet, hoiyday at the Bank and Stock Exchanges.
The Snar Market was under depression, and the price
in a trifling degree gave way. There is no public sale of
Coffee advertised until Thursday, which caused sales to be
etKeted by private contract that had a tendency to keep up
the price.

Lcticrs from Demerara, of the Ist October, state thc
Colony to be perfectly tranquil, but the want of rain still
continues 01% thc sea coast.

A letter from Gibraltar of the lsth of October states,
that nearly the whole of the first remittance of silver from
hence in British currency has disappeared from circulation.
On Monday the ratified treaties between England and
Colombia were exchanged by Mr. Canning and Mr. Mr-
tad°. The latter will be presented to his Majesty at the
L?vee on Friday.
The Allgymeine Zcitung of the 31st ult. states, that the
Crown Prince's of Prussia arrived on the 28th at Nym-
pbenburgli, to visit the Queen of Bavaria, her mother.
Frankfort Papers to the 2J instant were received yester-
day; they corroborate the accounts from Greece in the
French Papers, so far as relates to Ibrahim Paelia having
hnd several engagements with the Greeks, and burning
istia. The gat rison of Hydra is said to be five thousand
strong. These Papers contain an account of the capture
of some Greek missies by the Austrian vessels. A vessel
which had arrived on the 19th of October, at Trieste, in
32 dap, from Alexandria, in Egypt, brings word that the
Egyptian fleet, consisting of A hundred sail of men-of-war
and transports, was only waiting for a good wind to put to
sea. This fleet has also fifteen fire-ships and two steam-
boats.

An article dated Rome, Oct. 18, states that a new port
was about to be constructed on the Tiber, near the Salviali
palace, on the Lungare. The public would prefer a bridge
at this pine:, but Mete is an obstacle to the completion of
thb: wish. The ferry-boat which ha hitherto supplied
the place of a bridge, is the property of a canon of Saint
Peter's Church.

Letters were yesterday received from Rio Janeiro to the
18th September, and by the same accounts late dates from
Buenos Ayres. Those letters we have seen relate entirely
to commercial afFairs, and it may be inferred, from their
common silence as to politics, that nothing of importance
had transpired.
It is r ported that one of the steam-boats intended for
(lre tee has proceeded to sea. Last week a signal-gun was
fired at the pier at Brighton on a steam-boat being ob-
served, which was supposed to be the Dieppe packet. The
fisher 11101 slier ely teported it was a steam-boat proceeding
to the Mediterranean.

Mr. Dykes, the King'a Messenger, arrived at the Secre-
tary of Stste'- Office for Foreign Affairs yesterday, with
despatches to Mr. Secretary Canning from Lord Hutchin-
son, at Stutgard.

NAVAL Ari OINT xtr.--We understand it is Captain
Hue% Pigot who is appointal to the command of his Ma-
jesty's ship Ramillies, and not Captain James 114 y, as
stated by the Ilampshire Telegraph.