The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-12-31 00:00:00

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Coona,olrective 11. 2 M. 10 SO
ate ditto 10 20
Madrid ....36
iiidis 16
nabos 36
iiitreelona. 33
Seville ~. 33f
flinaltar.— —..........31

REPAYMENT OF THE DANISH FIVE PER
CENT. LOAN FOR Z 3,000,000.
• Messrs. B. A. Ooldachmldt and Co. hereby give notice that on
this and every succeeding day, between the hours of 10 and 2
o'slatir, they will pay off at par, with the half yearly Dividend due
this day, them Bonds of the above Loan which are in Pounds
Sterling, so that the halm of the same will be entitled to payment
In the manner followings that is to say—
The bolds of a Bond Letter A. 100/ will receive 1021. 10s.
B. 250/. ditto 2561. sa.

bOOL ditto

8121. 10i.

1). 1000!. ditto 1023/. Os.
Nom. B. A. Goldschmidt and Co. also give notice that they
will at the same time pay off the Bonds of the above Loan. which
ere in Marks Banco ; and that, as the price of Standard Silver was
yesterday 004 pence per ounce, the holders of such Bonds will be
entitled to receive, and will be paid as follows, viz.:—
For each Bond Letter E. By 1400 making with the Dividend
By 1436 . - - . 1031. lits. 4d.
Ditto ditto F. 2800 ditto By 2870 2111. 10s. Bd.
It is requisite that the Bonds, with lista thereof numerically at..
singed. and in which the names and addresses of the parties claim-
Mg me stated, be left one day previous to payment in order that
they may be properly examined.
140. 6, Great St. Helen's-passage, Bishopegate-
suet, Dec. 31, 1825.

Vie Nrittok Woo.

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

This R,tnlag, SATU RDA V. Dec 31. will be peefonned the °pima
DKR IrREISCHUT

Adielpli, Mr. T. Cooke; Caapar. Mr. Horn;Bernhard, Mr. Bedford;
Basile'. Mr. 0. Smith; Kilian, Mr. Vitswilllam. Linda. Was Brad-
lee; Rose. less Poney.
After whleh the Pantomime of
MARLCQUIN, JACK OV ALI. fRA DTI.
Mariveutn, 11r. Howell; Pantaloon. Mr. T. Blanchard; Clown. Mr.
T. Brown. Columbine, Miss Barnett.
On Monday, Faustus, and the Pantomime.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
?W treeing. SATURDAY. Dee 31, will be performed the Comedy of
__ THE MAY TO KEyr...lllle.

Lowentore, Mr. C. Keirble: Sir Bashful Constant, Mr. W. Farrar:
Sir Brilliant Fashion. Mr. Jones. Lady Constant, 1111111 Jones: Mrsi
'Wedmore. lira Chatteoey: the Widow Belsnour, NW Chester:
Mn. Gibbs.

After Which the Pantomime of
HARI EPSUIN AND TIIE et.WICK ROSE:
Or, BRA 111 V AND THE BEAST.
rearietria„ Mr. Eliar:ldipanctoalluoomnt.,lnSetr.miLasrtrom:
e rClown, Mr. J. S.
OelmOn Monday. Julius Crsar. And the Pantomime.

Tee aniTISIt PROMO commenced publishing yesterday morning
at five o'rl.ek.

LONDON, SATURDAY, Dacemsta 31, 18t&

• 'We have received the Fkik of Thursday, with the
hither Fans papers of Wednesday. The former contains,
from the St. Petcrshargh Jqurnol, an official account of
the proceedings in the Russian capital, on the arrival of the
Min of the Emperor ALEXANDER'S death. The frontiers
of the Empire were, according to custom, closed for seve-
ral days against the transmission of letters, as well as
against the passage of travellers. The Etuik relates an
anecdote of the new Emperor, for the purpose of showing
his hatred of revolutionary principles, or rather, we think,
of disloyal subjects. Considering the relation in which
Maisie stood towards the military faction of BONAPARTE,
there could be no doubt that CONSTANTINE felt in com-
mon with the rest of his family and countrymen. The
anecdote proves nothing else.
?be French, it appears, are sedulously directing
their attention to the state of their navigation. An
eedinnmee has beat Maned for the institution of an
impety into the eaves of the comparative dearness
of French navigation. Committees have been formed
at dm principal seaports, and a general revision of the
tltsamercisl regulations of France is in a course of pre-
paration.