The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-29 00:00:00

PRICES Of FOREION
Alatrtan Bonds 281
Ilato Act. 011
lessiiian Scrip 11 elf 11 pm
Unto Acct. If pm
Buenos Arras scrip 11 dis
Unto Aces.
Chilian Bonds 76 6}
Ditto Aect.
Womb. Bonds 81} / 2, If 2
f 2
pato Acct.
:Yam Bonds (1014) 81j 11 I
80f 80 1
Ihno Acct. 801 11 801 11 80 1
Danish Bonds 104
them 31arks Banco 103
Rentes 1031. 1021.75 E
102 r.
Xteringe 21e. 241 e.
Ditto Scrip 15 I-11 is }pm
Mao Acct. 151 f 1 pm

STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Greek Bonds We
Ditto Acct.
Ditto Scrip 4j 4 dis
Ditto Acct.
/Reckon Bonds 01 41 3f
431 1 31 1
Ditto Acct. Of 13f
4 If I 41 4
34 4
Neapolitan Benda 92
Peruvian Bonds 6d 7i 8 9
Ditto Acct. 69
Portuguese Bonds 01 1 3
i Ditto Acct. 94
Prussian ponds
I Ditto Bonds (1822)
Ditto Acct.
Russian Bond% 963 3 3
Ditto Acet. 981
Spanish Corm 201
Ditto Acst 203
Ditto 510 Bonds 21 20}
Ditto Cons. (1023)103

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TREATRR ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
nil. Evening. VIITDAY. October 2sl, will be performed
TN.: WONDER A WOM KEEPS A SECRET t
➢ul Sir. Wigton: Wart°, Harinv ; Dunne Violante. Mrs.
Vatee; non), 1141 Nieol.

After wt. iett,,
Tin ENCII %STE') 12(tURSER ;
OR. TM!: SULTAN OF CURDItiT
With rcsagrt. Er.geti.. by Writ. Omer. -ni his Troop.
The Sophl of Persia, Ur. Metter; Alinszor , Pit t* of hereto. Mr.
Almalerk. the EneLonter. Mr. Wathket. Is O. the Stare of
..timotactiz, Mr. ktorley. Tbc Princes Welt;
Sbettlie, MISS COMA.
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THEATRF ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
Tb 9 Evening. FRIDAY, Oet. eel!: be performed
DER YREISCIO:TZ
Or. THE BLACK HUNTSMAN OF BOHEMIA.
Ottoear, Mr. ri,ka ; Conrad. Mr. Erertou; Caspar. Mr. lesenett ;
r•r;keirn. Mr. roerman; U.. flack Huntsman or rionewia. Mr. trans.
bertha, Xi/A Daunt; Lena. Miss Lore.
After *bleb.
TOO LATE lOU DINNER.
Frank P.ineirror, Mr. Jones; Mr. Nicholas Twin. Mr. Keeley: Rot ert
flew, Mr. Ref ner ; Emma 60111Xibil. Miss Lore.
To-roorrotr, Dor Ertbetbutr, and A Tale of Mystery.

TIIRATRE ROYAL, IfAr.VARKET.
Thle VRIDAY, J VD. will be performed
SW KETHEARTS AND WIVES.
,i4m,ral Franklyn. Mr. Williams; Charles, Mr. Vlntne a ford.
Nlr. Melrose; 11111 y I.aeltaday, Mr. Liston. Eugenia. Sanr HUI;
L..art. Mies Kelly; SUM.I2. Mrs. Ilerr:O.
After which, TURN OUT.
Reath,. Mr. Dowton; T.
Triickla. Mr. Williams ; For
ev Mr. W
West; Dreamy, Mr.WllVarni; MRrlan Rummy, Mlea Sm'ar.

To conclude nUth PETER FIN.
Vlr. Peter Flu. Mr. I.!stun ; Harry Turt!iton, Idr.Vh2lng.
morrow. Town and Country. 'Twould Puzzle • 4.:Jnjurur, and

use P:)2•..

AMR. tuvritewss
catanewrce
TRIP TO AMERIC.A
Paring beetle terrrxeCed in June last. et the period silts Iticbesa at.
traction, by the nensaidty of entnmencing the English Opers Season
ap,i fanny Families of dadnetlon, then *Went from Londo. haring
mewl at repetition. it is reepectfutty announced, that Mr. M. will be
!Joint AT HOME!
For a few Nights In the dreary Mnnth nf November.
AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
With that celebrated Entertainment.

NEI,' SURREY THEATRE.
Tbls /Yining. FRIDAY, Danaher 29, nil be prenatal an entirely
new Deeneet.e Men-drama, In three Utah ca.lod
WARTaact_DENNILSOY;
OR, THE OUTCAST-MOTHER AND HER SON.
To ronelt id a with
THE KtEl79l;
Or, THE INDIA? PIRA rrs VESSEL.

The Muir rsti Pam commenc'e.l publishing ?saterday morning
at five oclock.

LONDON, FRIDAY, OcrouEn 49, MS.

Last night we received the Paris Papers of Tuesday :
tleeve of Monday reached us in the course of the day.
They are in mourning, on account of the interment of the
late K1,X03, with the details of which they are filled.
The Ministers have enjoyed a respite of several days, owing
to this solemnity. When the intestine war is renewed, we
may expect it to be proportionably tierce and violent, after
,this compulsory truce. The only subject which has in any
degree drawn off the attention of the journalists from the
splendid and imposing ceremony of the Royal inhumation,
is the private correspondence from Paris which has lately
appeared in the British Press. It is quoted in nearly all
the paper.. The Constifutieemel has an article which we
give in our extracts in another column. The Cuurrier
Francais, in reference to the letter we published con-
oerning the present employment of M. I)eLieux, the late
Srcretary of, the Commission of Censorship, observes.
Viet though 'the fact of the malicious selections inserted
every evenitrz in the Etlile, was known in Paris to
be the work of some Ministerial Agent, the public were
ignorant of his name until our Correspondent revealed it.
The news from Greece in these papers is conflicting. It
is pretended that on the 19th ult. the Calera x
obtained a victory user the Greeks, au.' captured thirty
vessels from them ; but there is crest reasan to hope and
bel:erz, that these successes of the Mussulmans are ground-
fere in fact. Probably the Turkish bulletin was fabri-
etted according to some approved precedents, to grace the
arrival of the new Visier. The Coortdefieenet publishes a
I•tier, dated from Tinos, the ldth of September, confirm-
ing the lamer accounts of the entire defeat of the com-
bitted fleets of Turkey and Egypt. This communication
concludes thus :

" Stith is the end of this great expedition of the Turkish
Grand Admiral, who threatened in • 'hurt time to subdue or de-
s:vey Sawing, Tinos, Hydra. and the whole of the Archipelago.
Never. during this war. did the Turkish fleet suffer so signal a de-
feat. It is the worst blow the PORTE Ills received. Sixty-two
frigates, Corvettes, brigs, transports, and sloops were destroyed, or
fed into the hands of the victorious Greta. Five thousand troops,
who were landed at Samos, were put to the sword. A great num-
ber of Turk• perished in the thaws and in the waves. The Asiatic
miry, aysembled at Scala Nuora, and the foot of Mount Myeale,
disband:il on beholdinz these disasters, and ti Ct every diree.

Haw, after, this overthrow the defeated fleets were to unite
awn and heat their late victors, it seems difficult to credit.
We believe not one word of the story.
The ..7,ur:,11 de . Paris of Monday gives some news from
Madrid, of die same character. According to
the .Spanish Papers, the Independents are always either in a
state of disunion or defeat. The Conslitufinundol die day
rdlowin3 has a wiitely different version of the state of
affairs in Mexico; and we Inow by our advices direct from
that country, that its internal peace and prosTerity are every
day becoming more assured, by the firmness, vigour, and
consistency of its Govaninent. The letter in the Cnnsli-
t ai:,nnel is slated from the city of Mexico, the 7th ofJuly,
and it contains some curious d-tails :
We are aIIIPUTOLI Iliad M. SAM I:EL, the French Commissioner,
c. 1.0 came here under the pretence of claiming some Frenchmen
Miprisron.d in this rity for politienl offences, has entered into com-
munication with Don Lucas A LAWAW, the Minister for Foreign
Mfsirs, to whom lie has made overtures, promising the mod offices
o the french Government with the Cabinet of Madrid, to induce
the latter to acknowledge the independence of the Mexican Fetters-
t iJE. It is also said, that the correspondence misting to this question
will be einveyed by cleans of French ships of war front Brest to
Vera Cruz, that the Cabinet of the Tuileries will be the medium
tnoiupt which this correspondence will pass, and that she overtures
haring been well received, advantageous results arc expected for
the three countries. Everything bears a flourishing appearance in
t a great number of factories and public establishments are
toriuirg ; the working of the mines is about to be rc-commenced,
and several plan' WO in agitation far opening new roads and canals.
It was reported at Mexico that M. ALAMAX wished to resign.
Tn., Patriots, however, spare no pains to persuade Lim to continue
In office. His great talents and enlightened seal have rendered in.
eelculatle service to the public CMLEe. The wise and enagen.: