The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-12-06 00:00:00

Pal( E' or BRITISH ti'
Desk Suck 2105
Mao Acct.
per ['rut Red. 941 I
!pry Cent. Cnint. shut
Dki Acct 1 I
per Cent.
pee Ceht. Red. 1095
.cw 4 per Cent. 'hut
)hiss Stoek
Mtn, Acct.
;ditto Ronda 97 96 98 pre

Mills ON :ATI:111) tY.
1.0-g Ann. 23 13-16 23 1-16
South ties Stock
South Sea OW Annuities
South Sea New Annuities
Kx.1ii115,26.1.06111. 66 36 pm
Dine, HOC
Ditto, Small
Ditto,led. 1.02111. 66 M SI pin
Ditto, Ma 16 L 6 lie pm
Ditto. Smell 65 Si lit pm
Lotter, Tickets 2V. 11/s.

PK!CES OF FOIU.ION id'
Wisr, Scrip 941
Brasil Scrip 21 yr
BUMS Apt* 6crip I
Milian 77
Colon bias I:4f
Yew ditt, HSI dis
Pesach 100 75
Ditto Scrin 12i pr
Cheek Hi

ITOCKS ON SATURDAY.
Mexican 6J
Napolitan 91
Ditto Scrip pr
Peruvian 73
Portuguese 014 es die
Prussian 5 pe► Cents iIS
Russian 5 new Cants. 6
Spanish 11821) IN
Ditto (1823)

gfte NritiOlt 1,, refSfs.

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
WO& kronur. MONDAY. December 6, no 11l be performed
KIND JOIN.

Ling John. Mr. Macreadys YLiennbrodge, Mr. Midlaelt ; Hubert, Mr.
Terry. CollitillCe. Mrs. Cams.
Alter ss
HAM) Tl 4/. u1111111:1L
Tan Prineljal Characteis by Messrs. Archer, Wanatt. Tom and
Mule.; Mesdames W. West and Waylett.
Todnarrow, Der Ereisehuts. am, My Uncle CebeleL

THRATRP Ill)Y.41,. ('I)VENI'-GARDEN.
T. Evening. MONDAY, 1)ee.11. wiii be performed anew Tragedy.
ctn. d
It AVENNA ; for. ITALIAN LOVC.
alibertnts tie Ravenna, Mr. aigerbili; Civint remark,. Mr. Young:
Et libuitent.a. Mr. Vales: liatiirri.i, Mr. l'impery !Miens. Mr.
r. Mine,. Camilla, Miss Lay; Clank, /Abut F. H. ketT;
lee. Mrs. Lineenpurt.
After which.
TOE routr:sT or WINDY:
Or, Talk DOG OF Mt ',NT ARIAS.
Captain Aubri, Mr. Raker; Lientenent Illsestre. Mr. Farley: Florio,
_ Mrs•Vini•ei Main.. Mr. Mrarbae. Larne, Miss Love.
TO-Olutruli, A Woman Never A ..xt, mid The Frani Lake.

7111 BRIT lON r■ LSI commencedputilislii ngois Saturday waning

at NYC Ockick._

LONDON, MONDAY, DLcausza

The Paris Papers of Friday reached our office last night.
They are chiefly filled with discussions on the proposed
indemnity for the emigrants. M. DC CHATEAVIDIAND
hie—published his second letter to a Peer of France, in
which he refers, with exultation, to the declaration be
made in 1619, that on: of thg most important measures
olf a Royalist Administration would be, to provide a
just indemnity for the families who lost their pro-
perty during the Revo%Son. The inviolability of the
rights of property is ably and eloquently maintained
by the Noble Viscount. " Neither absolute domi-
nion," says he, " nor any law, can render a Sovereign
master of the property of his subjects, without a compen-
sation, if not previous, at least subsequent. Ile cannot
give to one what belongs to another. Even at Constanti-
nople this transfer is not sanctioned. The religious law in
that respect supplies what the civil law has neglected."
The honour of originally pmposing the law of indemnity is
&signed to Marshal M•enow•i.v, who, in December,
1814, in debating the project for restoring the unsold pro-
potty of the emigrants, asked whether " those voluntary
exiles, whose sense of interest could not detach them from
their duty, were still to be ininbled for having remained
faithful to it r

The Aridarepr states, that the merchants of Paris are
about to petition the Government against the violation of
confidence in the French Post-office, practised in the open-
ing of private lea. rs. We trust that ell A BLEs X. nay be
Induced to number the abolition of this scandalous custom
among the just and hem ftecnt acts of his reign. It is so in-
famous that we hope it has only to be pointed out to insure
its abolition.

According to the Moniker, FERDINAND VII. has con-
trived to get together the funds for the payment of the half
year's interest ton• next month on Guebhard's loan. It is
candidly acknowl,dg.(l that this payment would hardly
have been male if the Spanish Govtrnment had not consi-
dered it " as leading to further financial op-rations." Does
the King of Sr a in Oki' seriously think that this sorry pay-
ment will induce anybody in this country to advance him
more money while he refus:s even to acknowledge the debts
that were, amongst other things, contracted to pay his
household expenses wider the Constitutional system ? The
evacuation of Spain seems to be no longer doubtful. All
the preparatory steps are taken. The F.hoile, however,
stoutly denies that the Infants intend to go abroad, though
theOprosition Journals persist in affit ming it.

FJII FUND4.—PANIS, nr.C. 3.—Five per Cents. opened
of WIC clostd 1$1111.:tac.: Bank Stock, mu: N:44.l,tan
h per cet.ts. 884 ; spa. ish b per cents. IN; Danish Loan
Ixen,angeon Lot don—thle month, 24f. 9:0c.; three months, 24:.
39e.—Coos Asah.uthpe, Dee. 3.

At the meeting of the Irish Roman Catholic Associati:",
on 'Wednesday last, an address to the people of Ireland,
drawn up by Mr. ("Covxrii., was ordered to be printed.
This address ft Tingly dissuades the lower classea of the Ca-
tholic population, from joining secret societies, or having re-
casino to any acts of illegal violence. The penalties of the
law vs set before their cyts,and they are very truly told that
an attempt to eW et a gvneral insurrection must be pro-
duct;ve ef great mischief and suffering to their country, and
that, like all preceding rebellions, it must prove unstv.cess-
ful. The Catholic Association, therefore, deprecates
Whitcboy•ism and outrage, as being not less ridiculous and
absurd, than wicked and criminal. Vie have not the
whole of this address in our possession. The I hiblin papers
of Thursday, the last that have reached our office, state that
they were not furnished with the remainder of the address
M time for that day's paper. • As far as it is pulthshoel, Inc
are disposed ao approve of the document, though we wish
that in an address, the professed object of which W:IIS to ac-
sist in preserving public tranquillity and u-tier, the popu-
lace bad been less frequently and pointedly rentitaleq of
their " grievances- and " oppressions,- and that sonic of the
epithets applied to the Iblite.;riocti bad been omitted. We
ebecrve, too, that in thhi part of the ;altires,. there is no
expression of confidence in the wisdom or justio • or
:rent, nor any atknowled‘onent of the hem tits for wh;eli Ir. -
land, and especially the Catholics of Ireland, sir:: ini!cl);:..l to
the Kin's Govern: wilt, sirec the r:•t urn of p: :we has enahled
h to dirca its attention to the a tErirs of that e•
truct titat these tepies. of al! others the mo,A
allay exasperation and insure r‘pol., has., hit been for;:o: not,.
Eat still we cannot help re.:retting that it should have
been deemed advisable, in en reldress ost,titibly :mil tn
promote twsleratit.o, antl prevent mischi, I among the
Ca:hoh s, to Sti::•11:1C/f, :!!)y 0.-• rro!o•Li.its
" :be w factiol Chit eser

,'0111,:ry... 11';:t
to In :tall in the 1:tL.1:11 to ta!“.
.TC II 1:`t.111 the t.t .y " many
3/4.ittvr gi atol oppicr.siona," it ti,t t'.,. wq

certain Inodo to induce th;l:i tt, 1.1..t5.
Mr. 01'w: nt.Lt Itimm.lf, the author of tHi is
V)!lti u i:t the ears of his Catholic auditors his
I tvomite titlioation—
llrretlitary blndtnen ! know ye not,
'Vito would he :roe, :hems, hes moat strike the blow?
We eetlf,-ss we are . 'led to distruat the efficacy of o:is