The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-04 00:00:00

Court of Justice, by the law last passed, to take cognisance of civil
and minimal causes in the secund and third instance, until these
points can be definitively settled.
The incompetency of the Courts of Justice and Tribunals, in
circuits and districts, was a far more prejudicial void in the ad-
ministration of the interests of the Union ; for it might happen
that the Judges Mahe State did not always give to those affairs that
prompt at.d ready attention which their nature and object ie nand- I
rd. The Executive Power, nut satisfied with hsving excited the j
Governments of the States to invite their Judges nn longer to re-
main i t that state of indifference to the business of the t ederal
Treasury, gave notice to the Chambem, that the imperfect ad-
ministration of jostler in this respect caused incalculable evils;
and the Congress, in setting this fundamental object, has rendered
itself highly deserving of the gratitude of the country.
The Government, being desirous of expediting the administra-
Hon of justice, have provided, tl.at the district Judges should send
in monthly lists of the causes which may arise in their respective
jurisdictions, noticing in what manner each cause originated, and
the state in which it might be at the time of the return.
Lastly, we have begot to send those criminals, sentenced in the
tribunals of the respective States, to the fortitiestions and werks
which the defence of the coast and frontiers may require: the
Chambers have appointed a body to act as the police of the Federal
City, and the Government have, in consequence, actually sp.
plied itself to expediting its formation, in order that the inhabi-
tants of lovely Mexico may enjoy undisturbed peace and security.
These inestimable benefits are the precious fruit of the sacri-
fices. mildness, and civilization of the people of the United 3lexi-
can States, and show the impulse they have received is fit to pro-
duce a great p.stple, worthy of die admiration of mankind. Let
as invite those who so blindly combat against our existence, and
deprecate it as die evil of society, to come and observe our pacific
institutions, the noble and liunnurable use which we make of our
riches, the maxims of love and conesrd we entertain towards all
nations, and the truth, generosity, unit frankness, which alone we
oppose to Injustice and obstinacy.
Fellow Citizens of the Chambers of the General Congress, the
people bless your labours; may the blessings of peace follow you
to your homes!

PRICES OP BRITISH
Reek Stock •OIU 919 3914 INS
3 per Cent 11.7 d. 794 79 J 4
$ per Cent. Con.. 791
Ditto Acct. 764 I i 1
Si per Cent. B.j
Si per Cint. Red. 5.% 84
New 4 per Cent. Eta 911

PIIICES OF FOREIGN
Bratilian Bondi. 69S lay 60 Stij
Chilian Bonds 41 40
Col9mli•an Bonds
Ditto Bonds (114241 35 ti 0} i 54 5
Ditto Acct. 35 I 41 d.l I Sy 6
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Danish Bonds (MS; :171
Ditto Actt :0;/
French ft ,nte4 5 per Cent. 100 f.
Exchange 2:rf. 60c.
Greek flunAs
Dittu Bond* I 8 12 j Q
Unto Acct. 13,

ITOCICS YESTERDAY.
I 4 per Cent. :ISM we. i I
Long Ann. 19/ 4
suuth Sea Stuck SS
Ex. Bills 100411. if lop=
Ditto SOOL Id Wpm
Ditto Small If lb pia
Lottery Ttekete 241. 7e.

STOC K S YESTERDAY.
Mexican Donde 47 3
Ditto Acet. 45
Ditto
Hondo (1824; 54 *1 51 5 6 5
1 41 5 46 4 36
Ditto Acct. 54 31 1
1344 66 5 G 41 5
46 f 31 1 4 3 6
282 f 31 3 6
Peruvian Bonds
Pu.tuntiede Roods
ltwoosto Band 4 4444416
Ditto Acct. 1t34 1 1 6 4
Spant.h Boo& 101 1 f 10 * 6 1
Ditto Acct. 10 6 6
Ditto Hoods (1823;

PRICES OF SHAT
MI

LEER YESTERDAY.
Mil. Share. Paid.
100 15 20 pm
.. 100 22i 27i did
100 10 10 die
100 5 t‘die
400 121 25 pm
..... 40 ?I 7i did

9raillion ......
Blitiah Iron ......
Colombian ......
General Mining Alsoetatiaa
Tialpuzahua ......
United Mexicali

CO/11.•:1116.
Alliance Bridal sad lora . ....... 100 10 3 die

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General Steam ltrae4=a
Great Weetmlaster . ......

106 10 29 dls
26 6 Z i 419