The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-05-31 00:00:00

A d!semeisit altkasituresimar mese last night in the
- House of Orismeems, tell'ittaitarg. up the Report of dor
Commiuto trAPHlMirtiur 'zest to the Duke of Cu 11/11111•
LAIRD ler the Am.* ft blo goo, Nine oAG e.. WOO
mime, jeshre4 h imietees, tbst they would Mem k.
oirmary to WM vim hie mitiesee in Greet Britain;
Mt this was set am. fir the Opposition: in the lame'
brodb bi *lda they psoilein the importance of having the
Prime "Mead attune, they ohjectto the charge
y lMieb, slime the ratio sea bemoan entitled toralptain
dot wry daitabieweicassiew Ratable Royal Parents. ON
Inelineold by a majority of 1*
"IN WI" aftemess...--

V. hallii:iiilifitellicisliali it Ad Wills to the adver-
,
demo* limited affiladlif felt /Celt Journal, from the
Society for Prouothei ihe Illelargesent and Buitiling of
. Adoidlidteimiadpsfibiletuilitity et which we hioshefere
•
elleilellew - The Ojos et shis qty ie so essiatiiedise
diseheeet .stoqfpleg increased soceseasedesion in their
she du, sartionase or improving their in-
teessii.dpgginuaes. iiy iiiii semis relief is afforded to
the
... wants of the inhabitants of those places that
, . ;..pt ppeicipate itt the parliansantaty grant
8141/111/114sinsis ; that grant being intended only
is
wIIIILts instiabat Containing 4,00 Q inh.th
saner We shall to-morrow advert more Mil
connected with this extensively useful
• in the mean time, we cannot avoid ob-
anilll.‘.74b4 Society for Promoting Christian Know-
tgieopti 1 Society for the Education of the
lktint ' of the Established Church, will be
sae '' ' . " in their laudable undertakings,
if ''~a be not provided for the poor : as
is Sui-eare dieY of necessity become Sectarians.
In the riessuet richirday au article was published to
page fateerwe Wen evgry, body well knew before it at
• peered, via., *bee the Spanish Govermneut is in a state of
Wee= dims be want of pecuniary resources. flaring
pea el lids iaspeseeet discovery, the Editor deemed
it whimilid Still dm attention of his readers to it in the
tellewbe werds:--
alma
41 Olibillii.VAU Lid in aristher column en official report on
Os ' sliMalf "psaish finances. We would recommend an
of it SO dose who are disposed to contract for a
Mi"
Willa we first stated that negotiations were in progress
fee a MOSposish Loan, the Timer positively, and in the
Mast, angems terms, contradicted our statement, and de-
eland Mat Fountu• no was resolved never to acknowledge
es tiesost to pay the bonds of the Cortes, even as much
ss the value of the paper on which they were printed.
Suberipsewily, in order to support its credit, the 7'inses
meted that advice, had been received from Madrid, con-
firming, "•athnost to the letter," the declarations it had
. baud on this subject. On the instant we chewed the
lutes groundlessness of the pretended information of the
Tines ; sat that journal has prudently.been silent from
that time:sed& seterclay, respecting a matter on which,
either in ipaseuree, or through worse motives, it bad
endeavoured to mislea3 the public. Now, when the
facts son no knger be concealed, it strives to escape
from the moral weight pressing upon it, by sending
forth a document exposing the penury of the royal
. treasury at Madrid, and accompanying it with advice
to " those who are disposed to contract for a new Spanish
Loan," to peruse the publication attentively. But we are not
disposed to suffer this shallow but swaggering paper to
AIM' lIIIIIV *ll easily as it wishes out of the responsibility
it has incurred. Let it fairly acknowledge that the articles
to which it " pledges its character;" were without founda-
tion. If it will not, it must sink under the disgrace of
convicted falsehood. An artifice so palpable as that of
yesterday, will not enable the Tines hereafter to talk of the
new Spanish loan u one of those events to which it had
ireriously referred, as within the scope of its all-compre-
hensive knowledge of passing events.
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CITY, MONDAY EVENING.
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The business in the Coosqls Market was without interest this
morning, and very limited, in consequence of its being a holiday at
the Bank. The Money price was tell 4, and for Time 89j 4.
This dolflessiou in the Foreign Market was of a very decided
character, and it was no doubt aided by the anticipation of the
*soling day to-morrow; the transactions were not extensive, as
jobbers were occupied in balancing their accounts in preparation for
it. Another cause that may have operated to produce the decline
is the scarcity of money. Greek Scrip was at 3f, 104 i discount.
Spanish securities were greatly affected by the general gloom that
pervaded the market. The Bonds of 1821 were 23, 224 4, ant!
those of 1823, 181. Considerable fluctuation took place in Colom-
bian Bonds; they opened at 88, afterwards declined to 84j, and lef,
of at 85. Russian stock, which is not usually a very sensitive one,
declined in the middle of the day full 2 per cent. ; it afterwards
revived. Mexican Scrip was at 41 4 discount, Braailian was at 34 4
discount, New Peruvian at 7 discount, and the Danish at 4f 4 dis-
count.
The prices in the Share Market were merely nominal, excepting
in the Egyptian Trading Company, the shares of which have been
at 14, 13, 11 pvernium.

The valuable and extensive collection of coins and
medals belonging to the late King, which his present
Majesty has, with such munificence, bestowed, along with
the library, was on Saturday removed from Carlton House
to the British Museum. This magnificent collection fills
n-sr 1,500 drawers.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Hastings, and suite,
strived yesterday, at Goulson's Hotel, Lower Brook-street,
from Malta.
Mr. Stratford Canning arrived in Brussels on the 25th,
on his return from St. Petereburgh.
The Lord Chancellor has been pleased to dismiss the
sate brought by the Dowager Lady Clanmorris, and has
recognisNl the marriage of the Hon. Denis Arthur Bing-
ham with Mims Persse, of Roxborough, county of Galway.
—Deblia Paper.
That &ever and favourite actor, Harley, takes his be-
nefit to-night at Drury-lane.
We have received Jamaica Papers to the 19th ult. The
produce of the island for this season is estimated at one
third deficient of an average crop. The letters received
this morning from Kingston state that martial law has
been proclaimed in Cuba, but no dates are given.
Accounts from Macassar and Batavia, to the sth of Ja-
nuary, represest the Dutch to have obtained some sue-
cesses-over the native Powers with whom they are at war,
and fo have made formidable preparations for carrying en
the contest with decisive effect.
The property taken at Kittour is estimated at twelve
lacs of rupees.
Extract of a letter from Carthagena de Colombia, dated
March 13th :

"A fries/ from Chagres has informed me that Admiral Guise
had wind. and was imprisoned nt tjaayaquil, his ships dis-
mantled, awl his crews in mutiny. Should this report prove true,
the Spaniards tan hold out with ease at Callao fur a considerable
time longer."
PARTICULARS OF THP. Loss Or THIS COLUSSIII7S.—
(From the Agents to Lloyd's, at Cork, dated May 2.5.)
The crew of the large ship Columbus (72 in number),
have arrived here in the Dolphin, having abandoned that
ship on Tuesday the 17th inst, in lat. 46. long. 29., in
consequence of her straining and making a great deal of
water. Tile steam-engine for pumping got displaced, and
was rendered useless; her ballast also shifted, so that when
they left her she was lying nearly on her beam-ends, and
had about 16 feet of water in her hold. Sailed the John
parry, Rgche, with emigrants for quebec."

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eestudireitibesl•ll dtrgegitont the solid.'