The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-12 00:00:00

ritlcEs OF BRITISH
Hank Stock
3 per tent. -Red. 9.
3 pert ent. Cons. 1J
Ditto Acct. 113/
3i per Ceat. Red. Nil 1
Sew 4 per Cent. lON "MI

PRICES OF FOJIEIUN
.4 istrian Bonds 9711
Ditto Acct.
Brazilian Bond.
Ditto Acct. 88.
Ditto Scrip for the Ace. 1G pm
Ditto Scrip (1025) 41 e pm
Buenos Ayres Bonds
Ditto Acct. 901 I
Ghilinn Bonds 881
i'olombisn Bonds 91f
Ditto Acct. 924
Ditm Atonds (1824) 914 90} 1 1
Ditto At.ct. 911 1 00i
Danish Bonds 102

ounsE OF EXCH.
Amsterdam C. F. 12 3
Ditto' at sitht . 12 0
Rotterdam 12 4
Antwerp . - 12 4
Hamburgh - 37 1
Ahem% 37.2
Pat* 3 days'eight 25 15
Ditto - . 23 45
Bourdeau 23 45
Kerlin . 7 5
Frankfort-on-the-Main 1512
Feersburgh . 9
View's . - 10 4
Trieste . - 10 4
Madrid - . 36
Cadiz . . sq
Biiboa . 35t
Barcelona 35
ieville - . 33}
blibraltar - - 31

PRICES OF SHAI

ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
Alliance Brit. and For. 18 }
Palladium 2} i

sitirts.
Anglo-Mezican 115
Auglo-Chilian 113 12
Arigna Trop and Coal 16
Bolanos SOO pm
Brazilian 224
Chilian 17 1$
Colombian 36 35
Gen. Mining Association 143 15
Hibernian V t
Pasco Peruvian 213 25
Rio de la Plain 27 25
Tlalpuialwa 200 WO pm
United 111cicican 115 100

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THEATRE R()YAT„ DRURY-LANE.
This Evening, SATURDAY. Feb. 12. will be performed
THE FALL or ALGIERS.
The Principal Characters by Messrs. Sank), Terry. Horn. Harley,
nettle, Browne. Mercer, and 0. Smith; Master Edmonds; Mesdames
Stephens, Graddon, Nled, and Carr.
After which. a Traditionary Tale, called
THE SHEPHERD OF DERWENT VALE.
Rooney O'Chisel, Mr. Fitzwilliarn. Lady Matilda. Miss I. Paton.
On Monday, The Merchant ..,f Venice, with the New Pantomime.

THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
This Evening, SATURDAY. Feb. 12. will be performed
TILE INCONSTANT.
Old MlrabeL Mr. W. Farren ; Young Mirabel, Mr. C. Keinble; Dore
tete, Mr. Jones. Bizarre, Mrs. Chatterley.
To conclude with
HARLEQUIN AND THE DRAGON OF WANTLEY ;
Or, MORE OF MORE HALL.
Harlequin, Mr. Eller; Pantaloon. Mr. Barnes; Clown, Mr..l.
maldl. Columbine, Miss Romer.
On Monday, Der Freischutz. and the Pantomime.

ADEIPH! THEATRE,
STRIND.

Thla Evening. SATURDAY. Feb. 1". will be presented a new Comic
Durletta, celled
THE LIFE OF AN ACTOR.
The Principal Characters by Messrs. Wrench. .1. Reeve, Wilkinson,
Power. Lee. Brown, Campbell, Salter, and Elliott; Miss Doden,
Mrs. Daly, Searle, Bryan, An. hc.
To conclude with
MORE BLUNDERS THAN ONE;
OR, THE IRISH VALET.
Larry Hoolagan, Mr. Power; Louisa Lovamore, Miss S. Booth.

The Bill int Pans commenced publishing yesterday moult,'
at seven &dock.

LONDON, SATURDAY, FIDALJARY 12, MO.

Last night we received the French Papers of IVednes-
day. The following are extracts :
LFrom the Monittur of 'Wednesday, Feb. 9.1
LCC&HOIN, J AN. 'N.
A letter from Napoli di Romanis. dated 14th December, speaks
as follows of the late events in the Mores:—
" Our enemies will certainly not fail to spread exaggerated re.
ports on the dissensions which have lately prevailed in this country.
IVe can, however, affirm, that the discontented who had ventured
to advance to Conato, and even to Tripolaza, have been dispersed
by the troops under General Goun,a, and that they have fled into
the mountains. The Greeks generally obey the Government of
Napoli di Romania. and as long as the inhabitants of the islands
continue to remain firmly united to those of the continent. and par.
ticularly to the Peloponnesus, they wilt have nothing to fear from
the Ottoman power.'
We have the following account from Corfu, dated the 30th De-
cember t—
. _

"The Divan meets daily, and by what has transpired. there is
no doubt that the Porte is making extraordinary preperatiobs fur a
new campaign. The labourers in the arsenal work day and night,
and it is said that the fleet destined to act in the Archipelago will
consist of one hundred vessels of different sizes. The submission of
the Greeks is announced as certain, because the Turks reckon on
the great resources they can command against a country distracted
by civil war.
"It seems, however, that Ibrahim Pacha will not wait for
the opening of the next campaign to continue his operations
Soon after the sth December the Egyptian squadron began
to convey troops to the several points of the Alarm which are in
the possession of the Turks, such as Patras, Eaton, Alarm, Ace."
—Plorence Garette.

FIICI4CII Ft:Nns.—Palis, Frs. 9.—Five per Cents. 1031. Csc.
Flank Stock, 1,9721., 501.; Neapolitan Reno', 89t. 95c; Spanish
ditto, 171 ; Spanish Loan, 571 ; F.:change on London—one month,
251. ; three ditto, 241. &c.—Coors Akt4entique, Fib. 9.

We have area letters from Listion, dated the 29th of
January, all of which speak with the greatest confidence
of the recognition by Portugal of the independence of the
Brazils, as soon as Sir CHARLES STUART arrives at Lis-
bon. The merchants are uniformly anxious for the accotn-
plishtnent of this event; the new channels of trade that it
will open—the commercial connections, usually of slow
growth, which it will instantly occasion—the extensive
market, both of supply and consumption, which it wall
create—must naturally make this recognition on the part
of Portugal an affair to theta of the most immediate interest.
All the attempts to circumvent it have failed, and the best-
informed peons consider it as certain. Some, indeed, there
are, whose interests lie in a contrary dfrestion, who assert
that the Count DI SL'Daaaa• (P•xrtotc•), the dts-