The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-30 00:00:00

COVENT-O.4RDEN THE.4TRE.

A getair price of Corn from the mums received in the week ending
January 21, 1826.
♦l'heat. Earley] Oat,. Rye. Beams. Passe.
s. d. •. d. a. J. s. d. s. d. a. it.
150 3 37 1 23 2 42 4 39 4 43 2

It is ass^rted, that in consequence of a negotiation be-
tween the Government and this Bank the latter hotly has
can rental to give up its monoply as far as regards the whole
of England, except the distnet within sixty miles of Lon-
don ; and that a Bill is to be brought into Parliament early
in the Session to carry into effect this concession. Beyond
the excepted circle, in that event, Banks may he establish-
e J with any nnmbe► of partners, and according to the law
passed in the huh Session, enabling the Crown to grant
cha,ters of incorporation, with such proi,isions as to perso-
nal responsibility of the members as it may see fit to iin-
Companies :nay probably obtain the advantage of a
corporate caistenee.

TO SORROW, TOES!) tV, Jun. 31, will be performed the Tragedy of
u'i
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Othello, Mr. C. Kimble; Mao. Mr. Haute. Desdemona, Mn. Slornan ;
Emilia, Mrs. Patielt.
To arnelude with the Pantomime of
kiII.E9I.:IN AND THE HUM'S 110 SE;
(W. HE i V AV!) THE RS %ST.
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Harlequin, Mr. Ellar; Pantaloon. Mr. flarnet; Clown. Mr. J. S.
Grimaldi; Columbine. Liu Rower.

Tle Be mom Paw commenced publishing on Saturday morn.
ins ai tire o'clock.

LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1826.

The Paris Papers of Friday arrived last night, with the
!Nile dated Saturday. Advices from Constantinople pub-
lished in these papers, and elated 25th ult., represent the
mission of the Turkish negotiators to the Morse as a
result of the death of the Emperor ALEXANDER. The
failure of the hopes excited by the Egyptian expedition
would not, it is thought, alone have sufficed to induce this
measure, which nobody could have expected from the
Porte. It was reported that the Turks had been again re-
pulsed before Missolongbi,' and that en Egyptian corps had
been defeated at Gastouni. IRRAIIIN VACUA had sent
3,009 ears and heads to Constantinople as trophies of his
sums& A new depreciation of the Turkish coin had
taken place. The money lately issued contains a tenth part
more of alloy. The SULTAN has been taking part in the
translation of some sacred Arabic books. The work has
been published, and it is remarked that a series of ques-
tions introduced in favour of the Rayas or Christians.
The dissensions in Syria continue with unabated fury.
Mos ammo A4l, who during the late•trotslAts protected
the Franks with so much honour and disinterestedness, ape
treacherously seised at Latakia and put to death, 'a the

• The proceedings at the Nlansion-house on Saturday are
of such act:it and painful interot,t, that they will naturally
engross the public attention. The following facts, illustra-

John Gladstone, Esq. M.P. has become a partner in a
banking house about to be estahlishril at Gloucester. The
lino is to be Gladstone, Turner, Montague, 'earner, ar,t
Nichols. It is intended that the business shall commence
on the Ist March next, by which time the necessary pre-
parations will be completed. 'l':!e partners are stated
be all possessed of ample prop rty, and to be well *a•c•
quaintcd with lithinctis.--/.1.,:p-01 Ifercur.y.

We are info'
that the Fret],
place by str.!
Lieutenant G.
to the Cosstgu
, six on board,
pikes, and her
she Las also sr
the furnace iu
hint made 14 s
eiras built.
his freedom, b
and carrying 1.
own fire math
vessel. as may
moss briusi Ju
'Tito yowl stil
shire Tekimi

, .. .
. ,
. quests. aft EDIISIJA N, rams son, ono succeeded to the sove- - - - --- --•- - ts'-' 1-** "• '''' Messrs. Wentworth and Co.'s bank, and another for the
supplies which were forwarding to the capital, and to apply firm seemed to feel, ft
. I eolsiJohniiiieelJoha Jones, MI. and John Jones. jun. ---owsse—.
Ithe same ambitious and inerlike ro en- of Messrs. Dobson and Son, Huddersfield, who, be- from the aud•
ter
" r 3r' 1 B. I' h un inalters--Georee Pillieger and The Paris Papers of Friday arrived last night, with the Alin 'es, and men ng am. g . . rt2igtity, manitestee. . .
in .
sines, and though he ultimately failed securing his con-
P. P hem to the use of out own troops.' .
fore the late failures, had nearly changed all the circa- The absence of I
t John Wickham Runes, Bath, epritheearos-Thomas plintoff Polk dated Saturday. Advices from Constantinople pub-As to the extraordinaryjudgment with which the war
1 by tl.e insurrectionof its subjects in f
..ER been conducted; there can, we think, be no difference me,rre
tl '
1
.•• •
111 High Leven, and James Lowther. Illiddleton,..ldurkshirs.Kmillers7l
dirt:till:et ictiliii. ael :Ind Ttwanllissodnnt•lliintZkirpn-ls'uilbduerl: ad'
all
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar. computed
frefn the returns made in the week ending the 2lith day of January,
. is I/. Ms. 4d. per bundrett weight, exclusive o
' ther into of Customs paid or payable thereon on the importatios sof
them Britain.
Average price qnest o Siam,
1. Id in these a ers end elated 25th ult represent the f It'. of their dethroned soverei ,n he aft rwards.uc-
muliisseion of the Turkish negotiators to the Morea as a
result of the death of the Emperor ALEXANDER. The
' f the duties failure of the hopes excited by the Egyptian expedition
would not, it is thought, alone have sufficed to induce this ceerled
ainivstubduin.g
the kingdom of Arracan6 ;
'Lind time 'race
of the Golden Emperors,. inheriting, as by descent, the same
desire to aggrandise their dominion, continued successively
the neighbouringtill,
to make war upon
their territory' extended to the Britisi fiontier. From the •
of Corn from the returns received In the week ending measure, which nobody could hive expected from the time they thus reached the possessions of the Ea 4 lndia
January 21, 1826.
What. Barley. Oate. Rye. Bates. Pease,
s. il. s. d. a. J. s. d. s. d. s. d. Pu
l'orte. It was reported that the Turks had been again re-
lsed before Missolonglii;and that an Egyptian corps had
bo 3 37 1 23 2 42 4 39 4 43 2 been defeated at Gastouni. Ina.tittx PACHA had sent Company, they have lost no opportunity of attacking them.
Our Ambassaaors at Ara have been uniformly treated in a of
c t,i opinion.
rs l, I t a
nTdh e
o gallant b
rlve achievements
troopi u
nodfe Sr i r A
his
cannot be contemplated ecoeHmiranuel digesting,
without emotions of national pride.
At present the whole district between NOME and the
coast-a fertile portion of territory, which furnishes the
•
chief supply of subsistence to the whole empire-ia in the
- •
possession of our troops. We are comfelling the enemy to
trtat upon a arrtn country ; an w len it actileari
re • b • d S• A t
manner whiCh sufficiently manifested the hostile feelings of • • . " • •
the Birmatis towards the authority they represented. ry.
A pltM we hear is formed, and has been for some time
for establishing a Yorkshire Banking Company.
at a, on the model of the Scotch Banks, withcapital :
of two millions a ,
sterling, in 8000 shares, of 230/. each, the ', '
n • • ''
do not . '
money to be actually , aid into the bank. I%e
4 out at all dctrac
was throughout
: for repetition as
was well filled it
. 'We are infati
know sufficient of the details to judge of the practicability that the Frenel
perceive how such an establishment of the plan,. nor do we ,
can exist in England, in the present state of the law, ex -
and his army enter the capital of Cunt itarooaa-which •
they will have done ere this-the Emperor will then be cept as a discount office.-Leeds Mc, en's/.
We think it necessary to inform the holders of notes rf place by stem ss
. Lieutenant G. I
to the Cosstgua
six on bowl; it 3,000 ears and heads to Constantinople as trophies.,.pains . of his It requires no to prove that the movements of convinced, in ;pits of his superstition and the illusions of the banks of Messrs. 'Wentworth and Co. that they will pikes a::d her c
it is ass^rtet , 1 that in consequence of a negotiation be-
a sorcery, that his kingdom is conquered. IVhat terms of
't
the Government and the Bank the latter body has success. A new depreciation of the Turkish coin agr . .no h d eat moitary wer which had thus raduell usurped , , impose . . be allowed to prove for such only as they can upon oath she has also an • . g ypeace the Governor-General may is a point on
twernee,in.n
!ts Isay into mill.. neighbo.urbood,
.could not be behel,,i withaffirm they have received before the 21st of December,
to give up its monoply as far as regards the whole taken place. The money lately issued contains a tenth part
which it would be out of our province to offer any opinion ; diedateof the commission of bankrupt.--IKA.efie:.; • the
es
finuTlaecle:lsilica
of England, except the district within sixty miles of' Lon- more of alloy.
The Sir LTAN has been taking part in the n'd'ffileme: '.
ie ambitious spirit of the present A. mg or
but this we know, that it is generally believed in India ,
don ; and that a IA ill is to be brought into Parliament early
translation of some sacred Arabic (mks. The work has A va, and his projects of encroachment and usurpation, be-
' that such a line of frontier will be taken up as will remove uournul. ' the. seas built.
in the Session to carry into effect this concession. Beyond came every day more The foll • . apparent._ . owing facts will Jolla Gladstone, Esq. M.P. has become a partner in a his freedom, 'uy
lin that event, Bank. ma?, be establish- been publisher!, h land it is remarked' sof
the excepted eirc e,
pu is et , - demonstrate this. In 1801, a Birtnese force entered the 0 a
, all danger of any future incursions from the Birmese, and
i tno considerations will be left out of view that. can per- banking house about to be established at Gloucester. Thc and earrsiii,,liil
territory, and stockaded themselves in considerable
e J with any number of partners, and accori ing to the law tions *, introduced in favour of the Rapes or Christians.. British sy. ,
~..firm is to be Gladstone, Turner, Montague, Turner, and own five motile
, petuate the incalculable advanteges we have acquired.
,
Nichnls. It is intended that the business shall commcn • • • vessel, I
. • passed in the hurl Session, enabling the Crown to grant •I'he disseitsions in Syria continue with unabated fury. sbtunirrtn. CIE.
eEdlse ld I 1
.A Lbr.d.tsli.iNE was sen,t. olut against tnern, %. . as may
--•"4211••••-• on the Ist March next, by which time the necessary pre- most brutal Itlt
cha,ters of incorporation, with. such pro;iisions as to perso-
MOK ADDPSI A 1;1, who during the late troubles protected mentleasnuacctime
affairn terminated. After
aftteratiltel"bbriielliaartrtanoge- . ,
The proceedings at the Mansion-house on Saturday are parations will he completed. T: s: partners are stated t) The vessel still
nal responsibility of the manger as it may eee fit to im-
the Franks with comiteli honour and disinterestedness nos elusion of the Maltratta wet in ISIS the NI r I c ti-f
of such det:p and painful interei,t, that they will naturally be all possessed of ample prop rtv, and to be well *s•c• - shire Tclerroth
pow, Cotopenies may probably obtain the advantage of a . . . , . . . , eA a qms o . ,
I corporate existence. treacherously seized at Latakia and put to death, on the ' Has ilSes, while oil his way back to Calcutta, reeetml a engross the public attention.Thefollowing facts, ustra- I
jjj • t uainted with bust:tem.-Li: ‘: rolilfereur.y.
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