The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-17 00:00:00

PR !CRS OF BIiITI
Hook Stock Int
!Au • Acct.
3 per Cent. Red. 914:11
•: per Cent. Cone. V
• hitt* Aces 94114
:11 per Cent.
1) per Cent. Red. lel 11101
:sew 4 per Cent.losll
talla Stock
!Atte Acct. 100 f
Ditto Bonds 103 1412 pm

ill ON SATURDAY.
houg Ann. 2215-16 23
South Sea Stock
South Sea Old Annuities
South Sea New Annuities
1.0001.
Ditto, 6001.
Ditto, Small 52 rtn
Ditto, id. 1.0001.66 66 pm
Ditto, 5001. 66 66 pot
Ditto, Small 60 66 pm

PRICER OP FOREIGN
Awstrisw 911
=2" PT
tree Scrip
Chao 881
(Aorabian 931
New Mt 43 9241 4 pr
Danish
//reek 46i 1
Alcxican 81i

:RS ON SATURDAY.
(1824)

Ditto Scrip pr
Peruvian 834
Portuguese
Ditto Seri,
Prussian S per Cents. 100 e
Russian per Cents- V 6
Ditto Nest 1191
Ditto 0823)

PRICES OF SHARSS OWBATURDA l'.
Anglo-Mexican Mine - lOOIIMM. Share, let paid, £l3O
100
grated MexiCIIII Aline - 4W. 101.
it Arms Iron and Oval Mines 106 L ii. 20
JC-siombian Mine - 1001. 31. 43
.teal del Monte Mins - 41101. 701.
I:median Mine . 1001. IL -- SI I
Itio de la Plata Mine . 100 L V. ~... 49
Claim - 1004. - - 39
Iliisernian Mine - SW. . 21 7 pro
.:ustralimes Company -1110 L IL 37
i'..ritish Ship Canal . . . 1
Canada Conspeny - 11101. IL 94
Netropolitan Aldo's" Dairy - . 1
,'iquitable Loan Bank - —IL 44
nti.ieral Steam Navigation' lOU —30 s.
Pearl Fishery Company 231. 116
.1N Lance Company - 101. ,—19 L 18k
:4n.tertor Fire . - ss - ar.
Marine Alliance Company 1551. U. 71 pry,
continental (Ira Company 100 L IIL -.. 11
;•Nivineial Or. Company - - 21 Pr
. itad General ditto ._ 111. ..- 71.
3,,,th and Bristol Ran-reed MIL 11.
li,nriib Rail-rand - INA IL
7..indoe ad Wad . iii. -...--
I:imebester ad Livorpeol Kt U.
• Dinning:sM mil Linke RaUway
Loudon and lisithem

3 prD

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TYE-AVM ROYAL, DRIIItk•LANK.
This Evening. MONDAY. lac. 17„ wig be performed
PIZARRO.
Mr. Powell; Rolla, Mr. Wallaett Along°, Mr. Archer;
Dri= Mr. Terry: Las Came, Mr. Pope. Cora. Mrs. W. West ;
11111% Mrs. Bunn.
After which,
THE SPolliD CHILD.
Te conclude with
HARLEQUHI AND THE TALKINO BIRD,
• THE SINI7ING TREWS, AND GOLDEN WATERS.
IT irlegnin, Mr. Auld; Pantaloon. Mr. Blanchard; Clown, Mr.
Kirby. Columbine. Mies Barrett.
Tolimillnerw, Der Frelmhuts.
The very extraordinarily pintular new Pantomime every Evening.
•!erf!...w.
TYE ATRE RnY Ai.. COV ENT•O.4 !WE A%
This Evening. MONDAY. Jan. 17. will be performed -
HAMLET. •
Hamlet, Mr. C. Irernble Claudia, Mr. Chapman ; Horatio. Mr.
F..nnett; First Grare4llgger, mt. Fawcett. upholis. Sias 11. Tree;
t.:rtrtr4e, Mrs. gawelt.
After whleh,
HARLEQUINOr, AMORENT) THE DRAGONALL.
OF WANTLEY
OF MORE H
11 ,rlequin, Mr. Eller; Pantaloon. Mr. Barnes; Clown, Mr. J. S. Or!-
maldi. Columbine, Miss Romer.
'Tha.roorrow, As Yee Like It.
The new Pantomime every Evening.

e SaiTtnt PRESS commenced ontilishing on Saturday morn
Ins at five o'clock.

LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY IT, ISYS.

The Paris Papers of Friday were received at our office
!...st night. They bring a good deal of foreign news,
none of it is of much importance. It appears that
• .- Turks bore resolved upon a fifth attempt to subvert the
:::pendence of Greece, in which purpose we fear they
be confirmed by the unhappy dissensions existing
iongst the Greeks. No apprehension of their final sub-
‘..gation need, however, be felt, as the moment danger
Ay approaches, should it ever arrive, the common safety
I produce onion and success. The defeat of IBRAHIM
CHA is admitted by the Oriental Spectatcr.
Ite King of STAIN is relaxing a little the system of
-:eeution on which be has hitherto proceeded. Some of
17:: disgraced Graudees are permitted to resume the deco-
or:ions of their rank. But the infatuated Monarch per-
! cis in his project of reconquering South America ! We
-rr gravely told that BOLIVAR is " in a situation where he
exn inspire no uneasiness." Certainly not to the friends of
~.•t:erlean independence ; but unless all reasonable calcu-
:..i3,llll have been defeated by adverse fortune, the Colotn-
i • .n Liberator has, long ere this, destroyed the last vestige
t the royal power in Peru.
The decease of FERDINAND IV.Of Naples is fully con-
f :,ned. His son and successor, FRANCIS, the Constitu-
Conil Prince Regent of 1821, has been considered to be
~%_:idedly liberal in his political sentiments. The late So-
was too ignorant and narrow-mindrd to have any
:r..-per conception of the duties of hi:, station ; and we arc
e:teid that if FRANCIS be better disposal, he has no op-
; 7rtunity of consulting the good of his people while the
t. ilitary yoke of Austria presses on his sboulthrs.
'Me rrcognition of the New States of America continues
. be the exclusive object of discussion with the French
iticiens. M. DE VILLELE is attacked on all sides for

himself to become the dupe of English policy. 11
II: is charged with embarrassing the finances of France
:_t five yews to ccme, by his plan of indemnity, so that
GM take ne leading part in the polities of Europe. This
1 "lame may be justly imputed to him by these who are
pitosed to the indemnity in Coto,luut it cornea with slit-
• ulat inconsistency from the pens of the royalists, who are
; t the same time. actually censuring the Minister for not
r:iing them enough. Do these men suppose that the
t Inflects of a nation can be rattle proportionate to their
irtetily expectations? The Journal des Debuts, after
.L- this decay of Fretish influence and the
i.i.ellernioance of English, obs:rves, " We have seen
?:ngland acting with the holy Alliance, withdrawing
1 ..tself from is, and now acting against it. Will she
cede from • step she hes taken with firmness and
? In the person of Mr. CANN vga, she has
r Tit than another PITT. Ile has shown what may
1 t gained in a war of opinions by giving words their
value." The writer afterwards reasons in this manner
c the subject of the indemnity to the emigrants:—
" The Peers and Deputies should, previous to any discussion,
a, "1 the following questions:-
- set. Is there a et:et:linty of ten years peace fur Europe and
?
•• W. if this certainty do net exist, ought we to fetter our
t :Arany as to the fissure ?
'• 3. Does the project of M. De Viliele assure or promise to
csanl indemnity ?
4th. If it du ant assure it, if it be only a promise, does it de-
s .are to be dlatossed in detail ?
`• sth. Will this dis:ussi,m, without any result, awaken danger-
( its passions ?
In thin case, espec
rce 'Jr. p ially, discussion should be avoided. fa: when
assions are awakened, every other project will be imps-
vie ; and we diem with teelings of persons tired of seeing France
• :on up to false conceptions, that there Ste other projects, the sue-
• A of which would be prompt and certain."
•flie Chamber of Deputies was occupied on Thursday
the discussion of the project of law respecting some
.changes of Crown estates. The name of MURAT was
....intoned in the course of the proceedings, and excited
disiderable murmuring. It seems that his heirs hire
u.:..tns on some of the property, but the Chamber was of
.e accord in rejecting them.
Itikkelk latins—Pas is, JAw. 14.—Five per Cents...opened at
7ae.: dosed at 1021. 75e.—Itank Stock, I,BOOf. ; Neap:Allan
4; per Cents. Faleosnet Certif., 581 ; Royal Spanish Loan, ;
hange us London, one momh, 25f.; three weedily, 24f. tic.—
C.. Tr Jas.