The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-19 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PRESS.

PRICES OF mirritsii
per Cvnt. Rid. 941 4
3 per Cent. Owls. 33i I I f
Ditto Acct. 931 t
34 per Ceot. 101
31 ner Cent. Het „Nil d

:RD

Ditto
Long. Ann. Z.
Ex. Bills. V.
Di Rai 44. IA

96 pia
i 3-N
1,0001. 62 pm
W. 64626361 pm

ell

Aoatrian Bonds 931
Brazilian Bonds
Ditto Scrip 01125) 4 4 1 414 On
Ditto Acct. 4 pm
Buenos Ayres Bonds 911
Chilian Bonds 09
Colombian Bonds 92
Ditto Bonds (1924)!I01 1 90i I
Ditto Acct. 901 1 I 9ef I
French Rentm. 104. 2k.
Exchange 251. lee. 15e.
Ditto Scrip
Ditto Acct.
Greek Bonds 581 3 71
Ditto Acet. 581 71
Ditto Scrip 0825) If 1 Of 10,1
Ditto Pm
Acct. ll 1a; oi ipm
PRICES OF SIMI
wastisawcE comPamits.
Alliance Brit. and For.
Ditto Alarine 71 4

YES l'E tA .
Mexican Bonds 801 a I
Ditto Acct. 804 4
DittoScrip(lM4) 3 4 pro
Ditto Acct. S lli pm
Neapolitan Mond■
Ditto Booth (11324) 93
Peruvian BondsB6l 4
Portuguese Bonds gel
Prussian Bonds
Ditto Bonds (11122) 994
Russian Bonds (1822) 974 I
Ditto Acct. 97
Spanish Cons.Li 34
4I

Ditio Acct. 241 fail 4
Ditto (Ida) 30 I 29
HO I 19
Ditto Itai i 19i 19
- - -

'ERD,

‘S LIGHT AND COKE COM-
PANIES.
Continental 9
Provincial Portable 21
United General 13 12/
IRON RAILWAYS.
London and Northern la
Manchester and Liverpool 40
'SC EL LAX Cott S.
British Iron Company 74
Gold Coast Association 8
Great Westminster Dairy 3 2
Metro. Alderney Dairy 4.
Metro Fish Company la 3 A
Pearl Fishery (Yellow) 17a 18
Ditto (White) 6
Pow. Bank of Itched 8i 9
Patent Bricks 3

Anglo-Mesitsin 12G 130
Anglo-Chilian 14
Arigna Iron and Coal 17
Brazilian 25 A
Chilian 20A 20
Colombian SA
Gen. Mining Association 14
Hibernian
Paseoyeruviar: 35 36

Real del Monte
Rio tle la Yid a 30A 32
Tlalpuiahlllll 940 130 pm
United Pfealean 140 1424
Welch Iron and Coal 6

COURSE OF EXCH.
Amsterdam C. F. 12 3
Ditto, at sight - 12
Rotterdam 12 4
Arnwcrp - . 12 4
llatriburgh .. 37 1
Altona - - 37 2
Par it, 3 day eligh t 23 15
Ditto - . 25 45
Bourdeaux . 25 44
Berlin - 7 5
Frankfort-on-the-3111in 1512
Petersburgh - V
Vienna - 10 4
Trieste - - 10 3
Madrid . . 36

Cadiz

BMWs
Barcelona
Seville - -
Gibtsltar -

- 351
. 35i
35

iif
31

Elit alrelsgi.

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
This Evening, stTunnAr. Feb. 19. will be performed
THE FALL. OF AI.tiIERS.
The Principal Characters by Messrs. Sapid, Terry, Horn. Harley.
o'ole, Browne, Mercer. and 0. Smith ; blaster Edmonds; Mesdames
Stephens, Graddon, Nicol. and Carr.
After nit;cb,
MA' UNCLE GABRIEL.
Gabriel Omnium, Mr. Pattie; Scrip, Mr. Redford; Lieut. Sutton.
Mr. itont: Tom Tacit, Afr. Knight; Jack Ready. Mr. Harley. Eliza,
Min Povey; Mrs. T., Mrs. °tiger.
Go Monday, Richard the Third, and the Pantomime.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVE.VT-GARDEN.
-

This Evening, SATURDAV, February IP, will be performed
THE INCONSTANT;

Or TiIeWAY TO WIN SHIM.
Old Mirabel, Mr. W. Warren; Tame 'Crain% Mr. C. Remitle; Dure•
tete, Mr. Jones. Bizarre, Mrs. Chatterley.
After which,
THE HUSH TUTOR; or, NEW LIGHTS.
Terry O'Rourke, Mr. Connor.
To conclude with
A TALE OF MYSTERY.
Count Romaldi, Mr. Cooper; Francisco, Mr. Farley: Michell% Mr.
Blanchard. Selina, Miss Jones; Fiametta, Mrs. Davenport.
On Monday, Dee rf.l.eitiata,Zsid the Pantomime.
ADELPRI THEATRE,
STRAND.

This Evening. SATURDAY. Feb. le. will be presented a new Coolie
BurJetta. called
THE LIFE OF AN ACTOR
• • ...

The Principal Charac---terib; Reeve. Wilkinson.
Power, Lee, Brown, Meredith. Salter, anti Elliott; Mesdames Roden,
Arnold, Daly. Searle, Bryan, .kc. Ste.
To conclude with
MORE BLUNDERS THAN ONE;
OR, THE IRISH VALET.
Larry Hooligan. Mr. Power; Louisa I.ovemo►e, Ulu S. Booth.

THEATRE. ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE,
STRAND.
LECTURE ON ASTRONOMY I

It Is respectfully announced. that Mr. BA RTLE.Y will deliver the
LECTURE on ASTRONOMY every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
during LENT.
The Scenery and Machinery, Illustrating the Lecture, are upon the
grandest Seale.
Families may purchase Tickets at the 134W-Unie* (when the party
consists of four or Inure persons) at reduced prices.

The 13R1115es PRtss commenced publilihing yesterday morning
at five o'clock.

LONDON, SATURDAY, FEBnuAny 19, 1S S.

The Paris morning papers of Wednesday are filled with
long dissertations on the leading topics of French politics.
The law of sacrilege and the financial projects for indemni-
fying the emigrants and reducing the rentes are discussed
by each journalist, according to the point of view in which
his sentiments induce him to regard them. The first is
universally and energetically condemned, and it is reported
that one of the Ministers:had declared, in a conversation
with some Members of the Chamber of Peers, that he liked
the projeet of law respecting the religious communities,
tter since the amendment it had received in that Chamber
than before; from which declaration it is inferred (some-
what hastily, we suspect) that the Ministry are disinclined
to proceed to the extreme lengths to which the clergy are
urging them. Another report, equally unfounded we be-
lieve, is that Lord GRANVILLt had secretly left Paris, for
London, under the name of his Secretary of Embassy.

The Ccurrier Francais thanks the British Press for the
detailed statement we exclusively published of the discus-
sion in the Chamber of Peers on the petition of the exiles
from Martinique. " Our colonists," says the Editor,
" will thus learn, by means of an English paper, what
they ought to have had from the official journal of the
French Government." The ilfundeur had given the de-
bate with snore than ordinary brevity, stating merely who
spoke, and the result.
The Constitutional gives an account of the 'suppression
of the dissensions in Greece, agreeing in substance with
those we have already laid before our readeis. It con-
cludes with this observation—
" Such was the issue of this disturbance, to which the men who
write for Austria hare attnbuted so high a degree of importance.
It has served only the more to confirm the Greek Government, and
deliver the Poloponnewsus from four turbulent Chiefs, who, un-
der the modest name of Proesfor,wished to succeed to the authority
of the Turkish Ages and Beys. It was these four individuals,
who, by their intrigues, had raised and fed all the troubles there
have been in the Peninsula."

In the Eb)ile dated Thursday, we have an account of the
presentation of three financial Projects : the first contain-
ing the Budget for Itki6, the other two respecting the final
regulation of the Budgets of former years.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.--SITTING or Fea. ill
Al. Huerne de Pommeusc made • Report in the name of the
Committee charged with the Examination of the Project of Law on
the Public Debt and the Amortisement. [The Etoik gives a peat
of this Report in three columns of a supplement. I
The Minister of Finance ascended the tribune, and having read
the et pose of the grounds of the Budget, communicated the three
Projects of Law following:—

PROJECT OP LAM or TIWAKCE FOR MG.
Charles, itc. We have ordained that the project of law of which
then tenor is annexed, shall be presented to our Chamber of Depu-
ties by our Minister Secretary of state for the Department of Fi.
Dance, and by Messrs. (here follow the names of 11 other gentle-
men), whom we commission to explain the grounds and to support
the discussion of it.
Chapter (Titre) I.—Credits voted for the service of 1828.
Sect.—Budget of the Consolidated Debt.
Art. 1. The expenses of the Consolidated Debt and the redemp-
tion (amor iument) are tixed at 211.685.785 C
Sect.—i•Detertninatiot: of the general expellee of the service.