The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-15 00:00:00

rfticEs (Iv itR 'TIMM
see Cent. Cons. 88
VW* Acct. Ilk
New 4 per Cent. 1031Iwt
Jodie Stock

Bosslian
Ditto deripilBti) I. . 9 dis
fling Acct. 911 dis
Bonds 741 6
Ditto Acct.
COlorabiss Bonds 77 A
lAtto MW4 (1822) 761 61 141
Diet
Acct. 784
paneh Bonds
Thus Bonds (INS 691
Dies Strip (INS) 6,1 A dis
Iretch Ravel 3 per Ct. ji f. 60c.
gichange 21d. Int%
firm k Bonds 361
Duro A tet.
Ditto Se rip (1824) 171 17 1 18
173 tits
Dim Aect. 171 dis

Portuiroese Rends 83i 3
Ditto Acct. 83
Promian fonds

Ditto Donets (1822) 1003
Russian Bonds (1022) 1
Spanish Cons. 211 i 11 I
Ditto Aect.2l
Ditto Cons. (1823) 16 *
Ditto Acct. 161

PRICES OF SNARES YESTERDAY.
X! XT.!.

Share. raid. Premium per Share.
Bolivar 5O 3 V 21 22
Castello& Espirito Santo Brazil 100 6 641 61.6•#
l.btLan
Colombian IN) 6 12 •
Eaglish 2. 21 I dis
tieneral Mining Association lOO 6
Harttnn
Pvcos,Peruvian
Potosi, La Paz. and Peruvian 40 6 21 14 21114 21
Marfa Irish 25 1 9.16 id)
Rag del Monte 4OO 300
itoralStannary&Brit.Min.As — 5 2 dis
Lotted Mexican.. ..... 40 20
ditto New 4O 10 20
Welsh Imo and Coal 2l 15 311 dis
)11ISCELLAVE01:11.
Anglet•Maxilan Mint 26 1 1
Australian lOO 3 17 16
jdrfaah IrOnCornpeny lOO 20 21 14
.11.ttis9 Rock and Patent Salt 50 3 7 01i
British and Foreign Paw AO 3 2i
French Brandy Distillery SO 2 14 16 20 18
Illetieral Steam Navigation lOO 5 11 f
Great Westminster Dairy 25 6 11 dis
Irish Manufactory Company lOO 1 dis
London Windsor tilass 2OO 24
Metropolitan Alderney Dairy 26 4
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Sca:lst Dye
..Zobseco, Snuff; and Segar 6O 2 par

(,RILE LOAN.—Tbe SEVENTH HALF-1-EARLY
DIVIDEND on the above Loan, which becomes due on the
will Le paid by Messrs. Hullett, Brothers, and Co. at
thei► Counting-house, No. lu2, beadenhall-street, on that and
every etuxeeding day (Sundays excepted), between the hours of
Ten and Two o'clock. The Dividend Warrants, with a list
thereof, in numerical order, must be left for examinetion one day
previous to the application for payment-
Loodon, September IS, 1821

CHILE LOAN.—Notice is herein: given, that in
conformicy.to the General Mortgage Bond, signed on the
21st day of May, 1822. by whichabe sue, of Five Thousand Pounds
was to be appropriated on the 31st March last for the purposes of
the Sinking Fund fur the sixth half year, and also the sum of
77671., being the amount of Interest on 669 Roods already deposit.
c 3, Don Mariano de Egana, Minister Plenipotentiary of the State
at Chile, jointly with 51essrs. Hullett, Brothers, and Co. in the'
presence of Mr. John Venn, Notary Public, did this day cancel
and Deposit in the Bank of England, 82 Special Bonds of the said
Loan, being 8,209 L, together with 64 Dividend;Wasrants, attached
11 each Boud.
The following are thenombers of ter said 82 Special Bonds, viz :
93 4063 6802 6493 8017 9141
100 4091 4303 6.525 8205 9142
1377 4128 3609 6830 8368 9133
. 1972 4331 3810 7332 8669 9143
2354 4332 5631 7534 9052 9136
2537 4333 6836 7533 9033 9147
2588 4.384 6240 7339 9035 9148
, 3790 • 47.11 6273 7843 9084 9149
3761 4719 6273 7849 9006 9150
3762 5466 6275 7614 9134 8162
3754 6719 6307 7703 9133 9183
3239 6721 6323 7710 9133 9457
981 6722 6448 7842 9138,
41X913 6301 6484 7903 9139
London, September 13:I:.
HULLEIT, BROTHEm, Rod co.

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C'.
__--- ' Oared, and tlsni abandahlwr.t. by the other P.m...rs cl Fari4fe ,
14TOCIS YEST Ell 0\ y. !has induced them to throw themselves into the hand. of Ensinoti."
1 Es. Bills.) id. 1,809/. par' ; Tin I This dapatch •from General Rome, whatever it may
1 dis 1 pm
•,
Ditto, Small 74C pm ibe has never been received. 'The- Fretich payers ant oel
Lottery Tickets, 19! 19s. 1 its miscarriage to the -agents of authority, who have, it is
STODES YESTERDAY. tiesinuatad, detained it for some purpose. " Yet," exclaims
Guadalajara Oem. Donde 62 i the Costrrier Francais, "we cannot understand what motive
1
Unatemela Scrip 2i 13 23 die
Asa.
Ditto Ar 21 dig ,
Alexicau Gonda 72i 31 i can have induced this conduct, now that the fact is known
Ito all the world !" We suspect, however, that the fact is
Ditto Act t. 72$ 3
Ditto snip tiB26) 94 101 9i I not yet quite so certein as this politician considers it to be.
11 i die The Journal dc Paris announces that a Spanish Loan
Pato Acct. 91 1 I 1, 1 I 1 dig
uvian Donde d 8 7 has actually been concluded with some of the leading
Ditto Acct._ _
___ _ French houses by M. TssatN. The terms are not stated,

nor is any thing said tespecting the recognition of the bonds
of the Cortes. Great securities for the present contract are

spoken of, and if no proviaion has been made for the restore-
tion of the public faith of Spain, " great securities " will I
indeed be necessary : for who, Without " great security,"
would trust the Spanish Government with another six-
pence? From what appears in the paragraph to which We
are alluding, we should infer that this new loan is raised
on the basis of not admitting the bonds of the Cortes, as
'ate are told, as it were exclusively, that it will augment
of GUE /MARIA loan. We must wait, however,
I for .furcher particulars before we can speak with•confidence.l
[From the Etoile, dated Tuesday.]
PILRIII, SETT. 12.
The St. Perrsburgh Journal of the 27th August contains the
following article:—
" An English Journal says, that Ruajeet Singh, a Prince in the
East Indies, had 50,000 men trained on the European fashion, and
commanded by French std Russian officers. With respect to the
latter we are authorised to declare that this statement is false, and
that there never has been any Russian officer or soldier in the ser.
vice of any Indian Prince."
Letters from Belgrade speak of a new insurrection In Sepia.
Accounts from Bucharest state, that on the 25th August, at ten
lin the evening, a fire broke out in one of the two prisate houses
occupied by the Ilospodar of Wallachia rind his Court, and at
Imidnight both houses were consumed. Though they were si-
tuated in one of the most populous quinces of the town, the fire
did not extend to any bther building except the court chapel. The
two buildings whit were burnt, were not much better than great
barns. They contained but little furniture, all of which has been
saved, as well as a great iron chest, which was in the Prince's bed.
chamber, and was tilled with English cartridges. It was so heavy
that it required 30 men to carry it. There is no doubt of the fires
having been the work of an incendiary, but the authors are, and
probably will remain, unknown.
The Atte:buret Gaeette contains a letter from Trieste, dated
27th August.
The latest accounts which we have received from Missolonghi of
the 12th A ugust, by way of Corfu, announce that the Greeks in the
environs of Salons, Immediately after having learnt the defeat of
the Seraskier before Missolonghi, lighted signal fires in the night,
and having thus called all the inhabitants to arms, fell on the rear
of Bedschid Pacha. A great number of the Turks who were re-
treating to Vrachipri, pursued by the garrison of Al issolonghi, being
thus placed between two fires, were cut off by the Greeks, who also
wok a great deal of artillery.
According to letters from Corfu, a division of the Capitnn Pa-
cha's fleet, pursued by Dliaulis, has entered the Port of At lone, on
the coast of Albania, after having lost three ships, which were
burnt by the Greeks.
The epidemic which rages at 31odon is so malignant that it ear-,
rim off from 25 to 30 persons daily. It is said, that the Arabs
brought it with them, and that it has already manifested itself at
Suds, whence a fifth division of the expedition is expected to land
in thelforea. It is thus that these expeditions, coming from
I Egypt, threaten all Euterpe with the scourge of the plague.
IFrota the Journal de Parie.l

PAIII. SEPT. 11.
It appears certain that the terms of a loan for Spain, at the head
of which are the first Freech houses, have been concluded at Paris
by M. Tessin, wbo enjoys all the confidence of King Ferdinand.
It is added that the terms stipulated, and for which very great
securities are given, cannot Fail to raise the valae of Ouebbard*s
loan.
It is even asserted that the Ambassadors of the Powers in alliance
with Spain are well-inelined to support with all their influence the
success of this financial operation, which is the most certaih step
' Spain can take towards a better order of things.
Our correspondent at Nuremburgh writes to us—" The important
news is this moment received, that the powers interested have been
invited to report on the complaints which hare been made against
Holland, relative to the Navigation of the Rhine."
Fe stca FUNDS.—PARis, SEPT.l2.—Five per Cents. joules
du 2241 Sept. 99f. 57c. Three per Cents. 71f. 70c.; Bank
Stock, 2,122 f. 59c. ; Rente de Naples, Certif. Falconnet, O7f. Ste. ;
Rent. d'Espagnc, 17f.; Royal Spaniel Loan, 53f.—Exchange
on London, one month, 25f. 10c. ; three do. 24f. 95c.—Courr
Authentique.

The Journal des Debuts declares confidently that a
negotiation has been concluded, by which the whole of
Greece is placed under the protection of Great Britain.
The Editor affirms, as we stated yesterday, that he has
seen the documents. If so, we suspect he has had a sight
Of what will never be visible to any other eyes than his
(nth. There are more political obstacles to the acceptance
of such a Protectorate, even if it were offered, than appear
to be dreamt of in his philosophy. Mr. CANNING, we
apprehend, would, without much hesitation, decline the
magnificent proposal were it made, which it never will be.
His sagacity would readily foresee the jealousies that would
ensue, were Great Britain to take those desirable domi-
nions into her " holy keeping." AUSTRIA has, it is well
•known, strong anti-republican heresies, and her consent
would not easily be gained to such a guardianship. The
Northern Eagle, too, would feel inclined to take them
under the shadow of his wing, and Mr. CANNING would,
soon have enough upon his hands, were he obliged to con-
test all the claims of appropriation that would be made to
his proleges. The Greeks, unless they are to spill their
blood and spend their strength in vain, must expect to se-
cure what they have been so long and an obstinately fight-
ing for—they, of course, will require a constitutional Go-
vernment to be guaranteed to them; they will require to
!fie under free institutions ;if are to be deprived of,
these, their swords will, of course, not rest peaceably in
their scabbards. But are the feelings of the Holy Alliance
quite in harmony with this spirit of patriotism ? Are its
component Sovereigns prepared to admit a constitutional
kingdom into the household of the Faith? Are they
likely to observe with calmness the growth of an indcpend-
(tit Greek empire—occupied with the rights and welfare
of mankind—spreading forth notions of moral freedom,
and diffusing liberal opinions in every direction ? Is it
likely that they will contentedly look on, and observe
,Greet Britain, in her protective capacity, watching over
the preservation and integrity of this Democratic State,
and forming a cordon ran' faire, that the Greeks may erect
the great edifice of tliei freedom without disturbance?
Will they not dread the progressive emancipation of the
' whole Continent under awls auspices? Would a sufficient
pretest long be wanting for snaking such a combined attack
upon Greece, as would be found essential for the ,preserva-
don of peace, and " the establishment of sueial order,"
and to embroil our Government in the fray ?

It would be a libel on the Greek Government to suppose
it capable of making the offer we advert to; nothing but
the positive language in which the Freneltiaurtsalists de-
liver themselves on the subject, could have induced us to
waste a word upon it. The Gruck Government, we feel
assured, would never be imbecile enough to make such an'
uffcr, nor would our Ministers pause a moment ever its
rejection.

Of the courage anti activity of the Greeks there is if

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