The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-26 00:00:00

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PRICIk:S OF fOREItiN
Austrian Ronda 97 6/
Brazilian Bonds 88
Ditto Scrip IN 131 pm
Ditto Acet. 16 1' pm
Ditto scrip (Del) 4/ 531
3 nos 2
A Tres 31 pm
Buenßonds 92i 9
Bonds 884
Ditto Acct. 081 9
Colombian Ilonds 911
Ditto .Icct. 911 1
Ditto Bonds (1020 0011_00
Ditto Acct. 911 901 90
Danish Bonds
Ditto Marks Banco 100 .
Forsch Rent e.103f.50c. 23c. 40:.
i:xelsattire 25f. 10c.

STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Greek Roods 41 tit
Ditto Acct. 47g 4
Mexican Bonds 81i1 I
Ditto Acct. 811 I
Neapolitan Bono. SOO
Ditto Bonds (1824
Ditto Scrip
Ditto Amt. 21 pin
Peruvian Bonds 841 4
Ditto Aect. 84
Portuguese Ronc'a
Ditto Acre. 814 I
Prussian Bonds
Ditto Bonds 0822) 991 11
Htlllsllllll Bonds 961
Ditto Acct. 961
Spanish Cans. 214 1 1 1
Ditto Acct. 2l 1
Ditto Cons. t 1623) 16

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COURSE OF EXCHANGE YESTERDAY.
Amsterdam C. F. 12 2 Leghorn - - 4/11
Okto. at night - 11 19 Genoa - - 44
Uottenlam . 12 3 Venice - - 27
Antwerp . . 12 3 Malta - -
llomburgh - 3713 Naples . - 3e4
Alton& . . 37 11 Palermo . 118
Paris, 3 dayesight 23 16 I Lisbon . 61
Ditto - - 23 45 j Oporto - - 614
Illourdeauk - 25 45 ! Ilk. Janeiro . 48
Dada& - 7 5 : Bahia . se
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Frankfort-on-the-Main 151 I Dublin -
Peteraburgh . 9 Cork 1/
Vienna . - 10 2 StYLLION•
Trieate - - 10 2 X.B. d.
Madrid - - 38 Fortitgal Gold in coin 00 0
I 'l.di I .
Onto* . .. ;,11 riner eiw
Doubloons Gold in bars 3 17 14
Ihroelona . 33 . New Dollars 0 4 101
&Tine - - 354 Silver in bars 0 0 0
Gibraltar - - 31

PRICES OF SHARES
uniustaxcx COMPAWICS.
Share. Paid.
Abianee - 1001. 101.
NIXES.
Awlla-Mexican - 1001. 101.
Anglo-Chilian Sl.
Pasco Peruvian .
Bruilian 1001. 51.
G+ilian . M.
Colombian 1001. SI.
Gen. Mining Association
Hibernian - 501. 41
Rio de la Plata - 1001. 5/.
Tlaipuxahua - 400/. 201.
Called Mexican - 401. 201.
4:1%$ LIGHT Awn CONE COUPANIIIII
continental 1001. SI.
Prov incial Portable - 11.

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Prim per Sham
183 I
100
13 14
22 13 20 17 Fm
28 27 26 26
In
38 36 38
121 10 14 pra
11 4
38 37
300 pm
125 133
91
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19 20
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( 21 20 Yellow Ilipeeipt
117 16 Whim Receipt

IRON RAILWAYS.
London and Itrimol 11.
London and Northern 100 L IL

PIIIICELL•MEOUS.
Canada Company 11M. 5/.
I:qu Ban
k 1/.
Gas Engioe Carriage -
Great Westminster Daisy

Pearl Fishery -

2bl. 21.

Fp lIE DIRECTORS of the COLOMBIAN MINING
ASSOCIATION give notice, that on Tun ISDAT, the 3d of
February, at Twelve o'Clock, they will be ready to TREAT for
the 111 RE of a VESSEL, to CARRY GOODS and PASSEN-
GERS from FAL3IOI.ITII to SANTA MARTA or CAR-
TAGENA.
Terms of Tender may be had on application at No. S, Freeman's-
tiourt,
Jar.. 2i, 1825. T 11031.46 TOY, Secretary.
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gilt rittoh Preoz.

-111EATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
This Evening, WEDNESDAY, Jan. Stl. will be performed
THE PALL OF ALGIERS.
The Trineipal Characters by Messrs. &solo, Terry, Horn, Harley,
Gattte, Browne. timer, and O. Smith; Master Edmonds; Mesdames
Stephens, Ciraddon, Nicol, and Carr.
After which,
HARLEQUIN AND THE TALKING Bum,
THE SINGING TREES. AND GOLDEN WATERS.
Harlequin, Mr. Auld ; Pantaloon, Mr. Ilinnehard ; Clown, Mr.
Kirby. Columbine, Miss Barnett.
Tomorrow, Der Freiseltutz, and the Pantomime.

THEA7'RE GARDEN.
This Evening, WEDN ESD %V. Jan. 26. will be perfumed
Toe Duke Vivaldii,
Mr.
M T.reeC; P. ook DolmaMiss n°. Mr. Fawcett. Clari.
Mtn . T Vecre; ina, Lore.

After which.
ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
Muquis de Laney, Mr. Cooper Hector, Mr W. Farren: La Mawr. Hr.
Fawcett; Jeffrey, Mr. altedows. Lisette, Mrs. Gibbs.
To conclude with
HARLEQUIN AND THE DRAGON OF WANTLEY;
Or, MORE OF MORE HALL.
Harlequin, Mr. Ellsr: Pantaloon. Mr. Barnes: Clown, Mr. J. S. Gri-
maldi. Columbine, Miss Romer.
Tomorrow, Much Ado about Nothing, and the Pantomime.

Tile BRITISH P a ass comensuccel publishing yesterday morn-
ing at line o'clock.

DON, WEDNESDAY, JANUART 5/6, 1825.

The Paris papers of Sunday are perhaps the leaat in-
teresting we ever received. They bring us some expla-
nation of the Greek dissensions, not differing materially
from what we already knew. We are glad to learn that
the faratical party in Spain is losing its influence over the
KING. FEUDINAND now suffers the words " union, ob-
Dean, and pardon," to be repeated in his presence, and
general amnesty is said to be in contemplation. The
private correspondence of the Muniteur ascribes this
amelioration of feeling to• the two secret articles of the late
treaty of occupation, by which it is said the King of
Sratm is bound to publish a full and comprehensive am-
nesty, extending even to the Afrancesados. If he be
milder, therefore, it is because he can no longer be ferocious
with safety.

The Etude dated Monday, is chiefly filled with remarks
on the other Journals. It has also some extracts from the
Parliamentary debates at the commencement of the Ame-
rican iVer, to show the inconsistency of England in rccog-
i.i,:ng the independence of the revolted Spanish Colonies.

All our private letters from Paris represent the French
Government as chiefly occupied with the policy adopted
by the British Cabinet towards the Independent Sovereign-
ties of South America. France is no doubt jealous, not
only of the wealth we may derive from their commerce,
but the influence we may have in their councils. The
liberal party in that kingdom take a different view of it;
they look to it as to a great point gained hi favour of na-
tional independence, and as contributing greatly to quicken
and invigorate that enthusiasm which is leading the op-
pressed of every State to work out for themselves that
liberty which is consistent with public order, and which
has its basis in just and equal laws.
We conaider it, moreover, a: i.ot unlikely but that this
prompt and decisive recognition of the independence of
the South American Colonies, ou the part of our Cabinet,
may have deflated certain views on the part of France,
which-she never publicly avowed, but which she is
chagrined to see, by this measure, so Effectively frustrated.
She had an eye, we suspect, to these rich possessions, as
furnishing the indemssilli to be called for in her future set-
tlemer•.t with FERDINAND as to the expenditure of men
and money by which his Catholic MAJESTY'S throne has,
in all the fulness of its despotism, been preserved to him.
The armies of France were not sent to co-operate with the
Royalists of Spain iu reviving the Inquisition, and con,m-
lideting the system of terror, without an expectation of
reimbursement from those mines of wealth upon wltMit the
mother country would no doubt have been readily induced
to grant a claim of compensation. In the event of any
failure of such an amicable arrangement, France would
have known where, and how, to direct her efforts, for the
attainment of her purposes, and the giving cfl ct to her
jail claims; bin " Othello's occupation's gone," and the
prospect of indemnity from that quarter Mat an end.
England, from her great ext-mt of coremsrce and con].