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London, England, 1825-11-15 00:00:00

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Thear4Wieeer fib. 6 etiAr'..64llP..l4tudeed!ei:eiZiillille. The
'deices from Madrid speak with, Ojeroue geOty of the
" recorty. oi.iita Aniericsa-ooliniei.'! .4 berme efforts, we
are told', ammiling•to *pair the rmeamaele-vesteas Of the
fipsnialt gm', and one new ship of tbiliwe, we are as-
bured,-lass initially been launched at Cadiz. ?be Mexi-
cans, wittshave )ust gained quiet poseentioti of the last
squadron et the King of SP• IN, will, we dare my, be not
much alga:tett at doe array of (ogee, possible and future,
by which dusk independence is to be destroyed, even
though the Sot: Alliance should add all the weight of
their assistance. " the interests of Europe are too well
understood and athirtielatiill by the powers of the Conti-
n-ut maladies Skeet to gieMThe least countenance to the
wild projedbriittliellaCtulat. The. Spanish Government,
weak end isitemptible as it has been at every period since
the commencement of the straggle with the Colonies, is
now sitakieg to a lower depth of baseness and feebleness
tl•an este.' The Ministers, changed from month to month,
can poem° so steady course of policy. Their whole time
consumed is flositiesa endeavours to retain their places',
and strengthen their illthientt. Every member of the Ca-
bioet, mitts M. ita, is, with the single exception of M.
Ca touialtis, to be dismissed. The triumph of the• Apo-
stolic party is complete. M. Do •ers, it is believed, will be
scooped, and the Marquis de Mara/ to al na. is en Lis return
to Gourtorhere sore* great post *Wafts his acceptance.
• The ',Varna! des Dellair has an absurd article en the
Congrem of Panama. It insinuates that England will take
part in ';ilsirprocriettintot, with the view of prejudisiese; the
new states of Anteries against the great powers of Europe,
Prance, Russia, and Austria. The writer also asserts that
a prinsipal obirrat of this Congresauill be to esquire the,
P‘ter. to nominate a patriarch for America, as formerly
Portugal and Venice had. Certainly the distance at which
the Americans are placed from the see of Home render their
comumnlestions tardy, uncertain, and very liable to inter-
ruption; but it Is easy to foresee that the Pore will never
tor a moment Matto 10 any proposition for establishing an
organisation of the ,Usstholie Church in America, which
would insifxibly and speedily lead to its entire separation
from the Papal authority. We suspect, however, that the
design has never existed, bat in the fertile imagination of
the Parisian Journalist. Certainly it has never been
alluded to in.auy of the dccutr.ents that have appeared in
the South American l'apers.
The Fteheit funds continue to decline. On Saturday
the Five.par.‘teets. closed 53c. lower than the preceding

thy. Tilfilidl in the Three per Cents. was greater still;
is. If. lee.. The euhange remains the same.

ifropt the Qrsoildienat of Saturday, Nov. 124
MADRID, Nov. 1.

A great taldeet of conversation at present is a mod expedition
for the purpeseirit is said. of recovering oar American colooiev. It
la afErtnaLthat the Sera/signs of the Holy Alliance are incised to
favour with all their power each a project, and that they would
corn afford saatitarice la money. It le certain that in several of
our pore great drum arc euipinyed in repairing sad building
ships of woe. Allt ship of the line has just been launched its fedi:,
and another Issas the point of being so. It is evident that if Eta.
rope toes ma Wrist Spain to recoVet its revolted possessions the pro.
duce of the mines, and all site commerce of America will go to
Imtmnae the ceesniercial power of Malawi, already to coloseeL
Fiance, mare interested than any oilier in supporting us, appears
one to perceive the iscroactieutnt of Engliad. Whet it aril

.110 C , gvilizwo.
The basins:pi in Consols this morning was to an immense
amount, ill eanntquenee, it was said, of large sales by the'
Bulls. Thu Pict caused the price materially to give way,
even to the extent of f per Gent., the first quotation being
884 I, and ttich.c.est 3. Bargains were Arnept the
January Account at 86i. Exchequer Bills west is. 2s.
premium. Speculators must always have an external reason
for every decline that takes place ; and accordingly to-ttoy,
in order that they might with due gravity account for the
depression of prices, they talked of rumours of war, arising
from the policy of the British Cabinet with reference to
South America, which are just as much entitled to credit
as the march of the Russians into Turkey, and fifty other
reports, that have lately been fabricated, to serve the pur-
pose of an hour.
It will he seen-by the following quotations that the
reign Market appears to have felt the panic, even beyondr
what could have been anticipated from the relative depre-
ciation of the British Funds. These Securities, without
any exception, are under a depression that had any person
predicted it, six months since, he would have subjected
himself to the charge of being afflicted with melancholy
madness. Colombian Bonds were 681; Mexican Scrip,
121 dia. ; Brazilian ditto, 11 dis. ; Guatemala ditto, 64 6
dia.; Greek Bonds, 221 231 ; and old Spanish ditto, 181.
At these prices business was done with difficulty, from the
want of confidence that at present exists.
Anglo-Mexican Shares were reported at 23, 30.
The only variation in Mark-lane was in the price of
Barley, which rather advanced, iu the expectation of the'
ports opening for grain.

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Some works in the Spanish language, intended for Co-
lombia, were seized a short time ago at the Custom-
house of Bordeaux, because they bad not the printer's
name and address. M. Firmin Didot, the celebrated printer
of Paris, from whose presses these works had issued, was
prosecuted in the Court of Correctional Police, and sen-
tenced to a tine of a thousand francs (about 401.) This
judgment wax, on appeal, act aside by the Royal Court,
which decided that the forms of law had been sufficiently
observed by lodging a copy at the proper Office, as none of
these works had been published in France. The Keeper
of the Seale ordered the affair to be carried before the Court
of Caseation. which on Friday last annulled the judgment
of the Royal Court, declaring that the lodgment of the copy
at the proper office, could not supply the want of the
printer's name and address, as positively required by law.—
Journal dcs Debels.

By the Turkey Mail of yesterday we have accounts
friim Smyroa to the Gth, and from Constantinople to the
Ittli ult.; they communicate no intelligence of importance.
No details from the Morea are Oven. The writers raf the
letters believe the campaign there is at an end. The let-
ters we have seen enter into minute detail relative to the
late lire et Smyrna ; the individual loss chiefly falls on the
Turks. The prohibition of the export of silk still con-
tinues.

The accounts received yesterday from Ilamburgh are to
the 9th instant. They communicate important commercial
intelligence, a fall of one per cent. in the Exchanges,
which is ascribed to the great quantity of silver withdrawn
from circulation; report states the amount at 230,9094
and it is said to be purchased by as eminent capitalist fqr
the English Mint. The value of money, which a few
months ago was at the rate of two to three per cent. per
annum, had advanced to 7 and 74 per cent.
It appears, by an article from Stockholm, that the. Ka
of Sweden is in some measure imitating the comtnercial
policy of the British Government; and it is stated that the
new tariff of customs will be more liberal than that now hi,
force.

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We arc happy to learn that orders have been transmitted
to Jamaica by the Lords of the Admiralty, rescinding the
order which gave so much alarm to the merchants, and di-
recting that in future the rules regulating the communica-
tions between Jamaica and the South American States and
the Spanish Settlements, by means of ships of war, should
be formed to suit the Interests and the convenience of the
British merchants.---Glargoic Courier. .

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