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Government,
-the per• Mot Clerdientse fee the inn Lean, and that such Certi-
tumes were CANCELLED the- 12th inst. and deposited in the
. Bank of England. by Vineente Rocaruerte, Erg. Charge d'Affaires
. tee United Stows of Mexico to Great Britain, jointly with
Mears. B. A. Onldsehtnidt and Co. and in tlie presence of Mr.
John Newton, Notary Public.
MEXICAN CERTIFICATES CANCELLED, OF 160/.
EACH.
P....Vv. P. •
140.82 2111 3999 Al4/3 116118 9769 11451 4279 14076
128 2295 36/843474 8120 9894 11452 2281 14076
17i 2227 3829 6615 84.54.. 9289 11597 2282 14480
193 2277 3916 6617 8233 10067 11606 2508 14161
342 2280 3943 6660 8251 10102 1106 2315 14196
2'245 4004 6611 8252 10141 11639 3326 14128
413 2433 4604 6614 8260 10143 11687 2644 14137
414 2435 4044 4618 8268 10265 11712 2724 14186
416 2443 4189 6619 8325 10309 11751 2725 14369
420 2479 4240 6607 8383 10325 11819 2733 1.49*
421 2483 4273 6660 8397 10326 11860 2790 1091
422 2444 4983 6729 8602 10327 111162 204 14560
424 2425 4290 6756 8619 10328 11886 2847 14593
451 2526 4318 6834 8780 10329 11927 12848 14001
445 2440 4369 1910 8002 19364 11928 2658 14632
487 2141 4370 6971 8848 10367 11939 2894 14637
4:4 gm 4384 7063 8823 10383 11941 2903 14777
422 2712 4639 7056 6124 10426 11943 2904 14855
539 27/8 4717 7138 8826 10437 11945 2905 14952
6442 9742 4757 7144 8866 10454 11946 2906 14e01
111 2758 4793 7145 8870 10415 11993 2937 14992
o:3 27131 4910 7247 61872 )44414 12008 2964 14999
64)6 2805 4960 7276 031 41849 19023 2988 14014
7.4 2809 4997 7281 8063 10659 12025 3013 15025
770 2840 5330 7264 9027 10730 12027 3052 15027
t!4l 9812 6364 7289 9050 10773 12028 3092 15040
1111 2628 6463 7999 9101 10763 12839 312 D 16051
412 2851 6464 7291 9172 10791 12030 3240 15868
9:!6 2906 6486 7349 9243 10901 12031 3259 150841
2927 5505 7369 9271 10906 12032 3292 16095
1234 2963 6525 7366 9294 10940 12033 3299 15118
1379 11042 6621 7496 9312 10237 12034 3305 16282
1489 3027 6797 7431 9327 11095 12035 3317 15.283
1452 3066 4.004 7438 9401 11094 12934 346 Q 15284
1455 3146 6828 7439 14426 11100 12037 8607 15285
1466 3126 6356 7440 9433 11109 12038 3660 14.116
1454 3126 eeee 7471 9436 11167 12039 3661 16300
1460 3127 6911 7614 9439 11158 12040 3562 16574
1475 3165 8212 7653 2453 11129 19041 3569 16479
1491 8171 5927 7501 9454 11160 12642 3634 16711
1492 3200 6079 7619 9455 11161 12045 3851 15817
1621 3303 6997 7684 9456 11196 12086 3644 15628
1624 332'2 6058 7686 9498 11243 12163 3955 16831
1046 3369 6097 7698 9519 11277 121;3 3961 16969
10;4 3403 8141 7706 9583 11284 12220 4016
1665 3617 6176 7717 964'3 11302 12245 4046
1700 3671 6308 78110 9645 11306 12268 406/
1719 3.597 6331 7 860 9709 11309 12271 4083
1725 3699 On 3002 9710 11352 12274 4073
1645 3600 6422 8095 9727 11329 12278 4074
Together 444 Certificates at 1601. each, is - - £68,800

Bordelais, into ihe Ftench Corernmen baring agreed tr
place 25,000 of its army under the orders of FE•DINAND,
and that Mr. ROTHSCHILD Was on the point of contracting
• loan to meet the attendant expenses.
CHARLES X. has addressed a letter to the Archbishop of
Pesaro, directing that a solemn funeral service should
be performed on the 16th inst. (Friday next), the anniver-
sary of the death of Louts XVIII.
] From the CourrLer Francait of Saturday.]

Authentic letters from Napoli di Romanis, dated August 1, an.
nounce, that on the morning of that day. the provisional Government
of Greece had made and published an Act of Snbmission to Eng-
land, invoking its Proteciorate on the same conditions as the lonian
Islands. This news has reached the French Ministry, which en.
devrours to conceal it, because it dreads its influence on the political
horizon. But in spite of its precautions, private letters have
escaped the notlee of the post.otfice and the vigilance of the police.
This appeal-to the British Government was preceded by con-
ferestees between the Greek Chiefs and Commodore Hamilton,
who commands the English naval force In the Levant.
It mast be observed, that this• important resolution was taken
before the raising of the scige of illissolonghi, which is now certain,
and the defeat of the forces, both by land and by sea, which the
Ottoman Porte had before that place.
The Greeks, forsaken or betrayed by the Continental powers,
saw no other means to avert a storm which was ready to swallow
them up.
If, as men, we must applaud the step they have taken to escape
complete extermination, and the ferocity of the Turks, we have,
as Frenchmen, more than one reason to regret it. For such is the
improvieence, and we must say the unskilfulness, of the French
Ministry, that it is its faults and false calculations which have
reduced to this necessity a people so worthy of Independence.
If by impolitic condescensions, by dark intrigues, the French
Ministry had not prepared and seconded the formation of the
Egyptian corps, the Turks would never have ventured alone to
Invade and lay *sae the hlpres.
An independent Government; • powerful barrier between del-
Bastion and barbarism, which woildt naturally have placed itself;
under the protection aFranee,would be already established on the
confines of /isle, and now bolt a place anmag the European
Powers.

Some unperceived indirect aid in the absent* Of an honour-
able assistance, even a real neutrality, would bass sufficed to
save Greece, and perhaps to save Europe from another con-
flagration.
For, in the midst of the elements of discord, which hare already
shown themselves between the Cabinets, will Russia see with in-
difference countries which she has so long coveted, pass under an
influence she fears and envies ?
What will England itself do ? Will humanity, will her mari-
time and commercial interest induce her to protect, to adopt a nation
which throws itself into her arms, and which is on the point of
perishing entirely if she refuses it ?
Shall we see a Lord Nigh Commissioner govern all the islands
of the Egean Sea and the Peninsula of the Peloponneaus ?
These are the questions that offer themselves, and which cannot
be adjourned,
Would it not be possible that Russia might by way of compen-
sation seize at least Isoldavia and Wallachia, leaving Sends to
Austria, If she finds it to her advantage ?

Would France remain a mere benevolent spectatator of the ag.
grandizement of all thole Powers, and would its Ministry enjoy
the affecting satisfaction of having brought on such results ?
Whatever be the chances of this clouded futurity, our interest
for the Greeks must not grow cold. As Christians let us not cease
' to aid the ,Chrivtians ce the East to shake off the horrors of the
31uuultrian yoke.
Their situation is not wholly deeperate, since the letters whieh
describe their milfortenes confirm that lbmhitri Pacha, master of
the ruins of Pripolizza. and traversing the Peloponnetus in all di.
rections, has not heard the supplication of a single Greek, and
a population of five hundred thousand souls that have taken refuge
in the mountains are resolved to defend 'themselves there till they
are at length succoured.
Fnewctt FL:NOS.—PARIS, Sc: T.lo.—Five per Cents. joules
du r.d Sept. 99f. 80c. Three per Cents. 71f. SOc. ; Bank
Stock, 2,122430 c. t Relate de Naples, Certif. Falconnet, 117 f. 70c. ;
Rents d'Espagoe, 174 f. ; Royal Spanish Loan, 62if —Exchange
on London, one month, 2111. 10c. ; three do. 241. 95c —Couss
duthent

By the Circassian, which has arrived from Madras, we
have received advices from that Presidency to the 20th of
March. The letters merely state that trade was very
dull, in consequence of the Burmese war. From the
papers we learn that accounts had been received from
Rangoon to the 27th of February. At that time Sir
AACHIS•LD CAMPBELL had only advanced fifty miles,
into the country. He hail been furnished with ample
supplies by the natives, who were exceedingly friendly to
the British army. Paulong had been taken with the loss
of only two men ; and Colonel Goonvitx had succeeded
in like manner in capturing Fantebas, at very trifling ex-
pense. The division of General Co•rrox was marching on
Donabin. Commodore HAYES and the flotilla was in the
Mageoo river.
The letter published in an evening paper of Friday
last, announcing the complete subjugation of the Burmese
empire, is, in all probability, as we observed the following
morning, without any foundation in fact. An examination
of the geographical positions mentioned in that letter is
alone calculated to excite the strongest doubts with respect
to the correctness of the statements in it. We understand
too that the Captains of the Company's ships London and
Canning dined at St. Helena with the Captain of the
French vessel the Courier de la Paix, and that he then
appeared wholly ignorant of the news of which it is said
he was the bearer.

CITY, MONDAY EVENING.

Although the transactions in the English Stock Market
were to no great extent, at least in the early part of the
day, still there was a degree of agitation shout it. Consols
opened at 88i, and afterwards reached 89 881. However,
they did not long maintain that price, and the next bar-
gains were done at and subsequently at In this
stage of the market there was a good deal of activity ; but
the business had an evident tendency to depress it, and
the closing price wasBBi it having previously (only fbr
a few minutes) touched 88k. Exchequer Bills were it pit

to 2s. premium. This depression was not produced by any
great operation on the Funds, but it may be entirely at.
tributed to the weight of the market amongst the jobbers.
The Foreign Market was without excitement, and
almost without lattai.iess, and the quotations principally
were a shade lower. Colombian Bonds were 77i
Mexican Scrip SI discount, and the new Guatemala ditto
2.12 discount. Greek Scrip supported itself firmly, at the
same price that it has been held for several days, 161 1,
and Spanish Bonds, both old and new, were by nu means
languid—the former continued at 22k, and the latter In.
Brazilian Scrip is gone back to 8 74 discount, and the
Danish is also cheaper than it was lest week, viz. .6 Si
discount.

The Share Market likewise had but little attraction.
Anglo-Mexican and United Mexican Sharei remained sta-
tionary, and there was no marked variation in the other
Shares. Some jobbing took place about the middle of the
day in Pasou-Perusian Shares at 8 9, and in Potosi Shares
at 41 4. _ .

There was a fair supply of an kinds of Grain at Mark-
lane this morning. Wheat and Barley were heavy in price;
Oats were tolerably steady. A very large supply of Irish
Oats arrived at Liverpool a few days since, that so glutted
that market that they were shipped for London, and were
brought to Mark-lane to-day.

A Malta mail arrived yesterday, but the letters she
brings are.only to the ?Al of August, mid advices so late as
the 11th had previously come to hand.
The letters received by the Lisbon packet are to the 27th
August. They contain no political information. The ex-
change with Lisbon is more in favour of this country.

PRICES OF RR !TISK STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 pee Oat. Cons.oBl 1 j Ex.Bills,l4d. 1,0001.5 2 4 pm
Mate Ana . 824 09 ghk I I Ditto. 500/. 4pm
New dyer Cent. 1034 / j Ditto, Small 64 pm
" Melia Bon!: 16 pin Lottery Tickets, 191. Ilk.
PRICES OF FOREIGN STOCKS FESTER DA% .
t7.otestrian Bonds 97j Guadalajara Com. Bonds
• Mao Acet. 98 Guatemala Scrip lj 2 dis
Bratilise Bonds Ditto Acct. 2 dm
jiltto Scrip (1626) . 51exican Bonds 74 :1/
Mto Aect. 8 dis Ditto Acct. 74
ilkiliati Bonds Ditto Saip (1825) Ok 4 9 dis
Bette Acct. 761 Ditto Acct. Ilj 11 4 4 4 19 dis
Qokimbian Minds Neapolitan Bonds 88
Mao Ace. 79 Ditto Acct.
DIXto Bonds (1824) 774 a 74 817 Ditto Bonds (1824)88
'•ritoo Acct. -774 / i 8 7k Peruvian Bonus 874 84 6
rooeti Rentey3perEt.72l. Ditto Scrip (1825) 1-0 i dis
Sachange 25f. Ilk. Portuguese Bonds 034
Ditto Amt. 71f. fioe.' Prussian Bonds
Exchange e3t. lo,:. Ditto Bonds (1822) 1004
Brook Bonds 31t i Russian Bonds (1822) 934 4
Week Sevin (1628) 166 171 Ditto Acct. 93k k
lei die Spanish Cons. 21e 1
Ditty Acct. 196 4 171 die Ditto Acct. 221
Pill‘lili OF !SHARES YESTER DA I .
!MIES.
• Share. Pala. Premium per Share.
Castello EispirltoBanto Brasil IN 6 16 6 j
'Ogren
_._. lOO li 10
eimaral *Missing Association lOO 6 646
Yount. lout Paz, and Peruvian 60 5 41 66.6 4 31
: iNo7al Nth 25 1 9-16 1 1
'Rio de la Plata ' lOO 5 84
• -South Vfylas.... . . ..... ........
C.iited Mexican 4O 20
Sato New 4O 10 21
ASSURANCE COMPANIES'.
ALlrantte British and Foreign lOO 10 36 i
Diu° bfarine . 100 0 i
GAS LIONT AND C•LE COMPANIES.
Phcenlx. '.
atIeCELLANEOI.III.
Ber.:ss Iron Company • li 20 rlk24 34 dis
P.m sh Rock tind Patent Salt 4
. liti...sts and Foreign Paper.-- 3 434
Genera: Steam Waripyithro__ ...... I* •
.2 14
i ~orropelitan Alderney MIT 1 I
*Yrstrincist Bank of Ireland „ 4
Xiindsla PkosAgrie.Contpany 1 !* - V 'dli
ti,aries Dye
Tobooro. Stuff; and Seem 60 9 pee
_ode'. _ - - 41
, . NIFIICAN FIVE PIA CZNT.
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ther e 1
i Mw Li
411.1=e ore, that.ilimt ad 1 4 13:adriii.1(TOid-.1
Eiolllll.l ,
of rho
above Loma to the amount of
• 16.9011 air ant rho ordinary Sinking Fund stipulated for
„ In dm ppm* have been purchased with the sixth instal-
' sent of dm Ilia 4.1111191 ft be au apart from the proceeds of the
• last Loon EIELEINDIC OM alleant of the Mexican Government, foe