The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-28 00:00:00

STOCKS YESTERDAY.
i.E.x.llills,l4(l.l.lioiti. 4 11Ipm
Dian, 4910. 4i3 pm
Ditto, Small 4bl pm
Lottery Tickets WS 191.

PRICE% OF nkrnsit
pm Cott Cent. CR I 6
a,ttn Arct. Rat k k I .
Kt. 4 per etrit.lo2t I

en it 1..$ or- 6411tt:1U:4
3nigellso Bards
setip I{l
Ohio Acct. 91 111 105 II
di.
)rusian IRAntla
Ditto Acct. 7.1
e DitiO MOMS i Ipso 74 3t
pltto 'Ant 742 4 34 4
aliolsh Bands
Dino Bondi (1826) CD
fropelt Hence. 5 wet. 98f. foe.
6zolicatic 2AI. llc
etesch Hewes 3 Per Ct. 70E 76c.
60c•
Ititchange 24f. lie. 20c.
Gretik timid. 34 if
lists scrip (1822) 22 26i 26i
24 No
Dim ACM 224 25; 241 26
Oa OA • 1 1

A mmeirdain C. F. II 3
1)1W at fil . ... 11 0
tiiertimn 2 it 4
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A hone U. 37 I
. right 9.70 50
ft U. 45 33
• etUlliggat '3 63
gatlir... 4;4., . 7 0
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Yeatishwritt, rble. {N. V
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By YESTERDA 1 .
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aro. Pahl. Prey?Oen Per ehere-
A nteln..llleritan.. . 1100 101 46 00
Anglo-Chilain
Bra:illar...
Balloar • ...... ......... 60 2 18
Custel:n&alapititesiaataßral 140 6 I*l 4.4 2 4
Cakauttian. • 100 5 1214
Ea(lade.. ... l5 2i idu
liarien lOl 5 2 d.e
Paeen-Pertiviaa
Paeosi. Im Pal. and Peruvian 50 6 4i 1 otdis
Royal Irish 25 1 9.16 j ,I, the
Rio doh Plate lOO 5 3
Tlalpuenebus 4OO 29 40
Unitrd 3lcoican 4U 20
lifite New 4O IU I 4;

TUCKS YtSTI IUAv.
Guatemala Scrip 4 4 Phi
Ditto Acct. 4 4 dis
Hondo 70
Ditto Acct. 70 694
Ditto Molds (1811 ti 76
Ditto Acct..
Ditto Scrip (IBM Ili 12* 12
Dbto Acct. 113 113 11 y 12
4 dis
Peruvian TlnndsEc s
Ditto Acct. 60

Portuguese Bonds
Russian Bonds (1822) 931 1
Ditto Acct. 931 I
Spanish Cons. in 10 171 18
171 18 174 /
Ditto Acct. I 8 171 18 17i
Ditto Coos. (18141) 14i 131 14
Ditto Acct. 131 14
NOE YESTIMDAY
&whom 49
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Naples ....... ...„...„. ..... «41
Pa1errn0.....;... —.pot ea. 122
Lisbon Illi
Oporto ' 111
Rio Janeiro.—. 4 ao
Bahia • 61
Bosnia Aria......... ...... :
93 43i .
Dubin*,
Cork ...
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S. a. d.
Portugal fold is loin 4 0 0
l'orriat fold in Fars $ 17 lir,
New D0ub100n5........ a 11 tt
'Naar Dollars • 0 0
154rit in bars, stand 0 a t

OF 811,

ASSURAWCE crurANtcs.
Alliance British and Forage 1410 10 3}
Dlito sLarine llO 3

NISCELI.,.O.EOtIII.
Anttio-Meziesn Mint 25 5 1
British 'mit Con,istos lOO 20 43141 9Q dis
linek end Pent Salt 59 5 51 uLa
Colomtian A wircl. Company. It it 5 4
1. cinch Mandy Dimino y .9) 2 11
General Swain Navigation lOO 5 1
tied Cum•t Asaneiation ltYl 4 If, 2IQ 4 dis
Imperial Plate Glass
Impzvial &Rate.. ......... 2 2
:11eironhlitan Alderney I)siry 25 4 par
New Brigbinn Company 2 2./
Provincial Bank of 100 10
Riede la Pla•s A gric.Company 100 5 2i die
überco. Snuff. and Segee 5O 9 2a
West India Company

MEXICAN FIVE PER CENT. LOAN. The
Eighth Quarterly Payment of interest on Mexican Fire
per Cent. Stock. doe on the Ist i)ctriber nest. will be paid at the
Loonang.hottee of Nessrt. B. A. Ouldsztimidt and Co., on SA-
TURDAY, the bit October,;and every slitter:ding day, between
the hours of Ten and Two o'Clock ; and the holders are requested
release the Dividend Warrants at their Deice, with Lists thereof,
numerically arrarge•.l, at least one day merlons to payment, Cr.
order that tbry may be examined.

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DRURY-LANK THP:ATRR.
EV2l',l:l. TIILIeaDAV, 4cotember d 9, will be perforinot
Dibt rnei ickuTz.
adoipbo. Mr: T. Cocky: Cal Var. Mr. Ikbrn ; Defraud. Mr. Bedford
Morrau Mr. 0. &trial ; au, Mr. Fltzwllllato. Llada, Orod..
doP s Rose, W'z Purer.

•
Aida whicitai Ply.arilserr_ent of
CA.Nr•
•ilieenitilir wigs'
THE [AVM TO PAY.
Massa, Ur. Dowton . Nell, Mrs. Davison.

'COVENT-GARDEN I'IIE.ITRE.
TaNtvenins.vf IMPOSDA V, Sept. !P. sr 11l be perfurmed
• rws scHoot rost SCANDAL.
flfr Peter Tyree', Mr.W. Ferree; Joseph Surface. Mr. Cooleir ; Charles
lurface. Mr. C. Kembl.., Lady Teazle, Miss Chester.

After which.
THE RANISBOTTOMS AT RHEIMS.
A Local Sketch. to lutrudne,
THE CORONATION OF LH-ARAKS X. KINO OF FRANCE.

HAYJIARICK' THEATRE.
This Eremitic EDNESD iV, Sept. 28. will be parfornsed
0:11 E CORRECT.'
The Prineipal Characters by Me
w% Vining. Raymund, and Liston
Aanses Glove?. Darl/011. P. °levet. and W. Clifford.

After se hieh PAUL PRY.
The Pr!nclysi Character. by Messrs. Williams and Liston; Mesdames
Glover and as lett; and Madams Yeetrie.
To cowhide with
FRIGHTEN'D TU nsvric.
Phantom, Mr. Harley t Patty. Mrs. Waylett.

ENGLISH 01'NHA HOUSE.
This Evading, WRDNESDIV. Sept. PS, will be traferrsed
BROKEN PROMISES;
Or, THE COLONEL. THE CAPTA!N, AND THE CORPOR %L.
The Ptlnelpal Chararters y Maitre. Battles. Brno Shunt. Moll..
Wrrach, W. Ochartt. and Power; Mesdames Novl, Paton, tarty,
Keay. Jerrold, and q clpyert.
After which Tlll BLIND BOY.
Idamnad, Misi Ke:ly i Oben.. Mr. Bartley ; Kane. Mr. T. P. CoGhe;
Moline. lir. W. Ctepolun. thine, Wee Carr.

S.:IDLER'S WELLS.
MN temple& WNDNISID eV. Sept. id, wal perfumed
NNE DEVIL'S. IN DOCTOR FAUSTUS t
Or, INNYHISTOPHILES IN TOWN.
After which
THE ICIrtIANTED GIRDLNg t
Or, WINRI TM WITCH, AND [NE LADIES OF SAMARCAND.

• To conclude with
THE MAW AND THE MARQUIS;
QT. ERE THREE stscrazs OF THE CASTLE OF ST. YALORI.

lie BS ITIIN Putss commenced publishing yesterday morning
sr half-past live o'clock.

LONDON, WEDNESDAY, Sir EMBLI 28, 1843.

The Path Paper.. of Sunday bring us no political news.
21,tositeur states that a Secretaiy of the English
Legation at Mathidpassed thaough Bayonne =this way to
Spain, and repeats the assertion we published yesterday,
that " important negotiations arc on foot between the
cabinets of London and Madrid." The other rumours
concerning the state of Spain, which we mentioned u being
contaiaed is it Bordeaux Paper, are repeated by the
J-f ..tear, but without any observation as to their correct-

Thai is no intelligence of any military or naval opera-
tior.: by the Greeks or their enemies. Some acts of piracy
have been committed on English property, and it is said
that a Greek cruiser has bean seized at Hydra, and five
ren belonging to the crew sent to Malta for judgment.
ISZAHIM PACHA remains inactive in the centre of the
Morea, awaiting, it is understood, the arrival of reinforce-
ittillS from Alexandria, which Admiral SACIITCRY has
sailed to intercept. It is reported that the inhabitants of
Candi' hive risen upon the Turks. These statements
Trust be received with caution.

An ordinance of the King of Fanner, dated the 23d
inst. decrees that the anniversary of the 16th of October
1793, shall henceforth be united with that of the 2111 of

J enuary.
The Etude dated Monday has not been received.
(From the (teen/knee of SundaV•
TA! MIT, SEPT. 12.

(PR IVAT I CORRISPONDE NCO.)

The Captain of an Austrian brig, which arrived here yesterday
La 29 d tya fan, Si.yrna, reports that news had been received there
what • Ursa cruiser. alter having very 111 used an lonian ship,
had tete.% out 01 v tfirelsheluttiginz t, tin English nobleman

who Wu on board that vessel ; tit it, on semi% tag this news, the
Captain of an English frigate, which was in the port of Smyrna.
immediately sailed to Ilytira, whet c re seised the Greek cruiser.
recovered part of the effects that were atolco, sent to Malta five
persons belonging to the cruiser, and kept fort others on board.
The English are, it seems, so angry at this piracy, ►hat we should
not be surprised at hearing that these cinc persons had been con-
demned I.- degth.

M. Ilser.:ochi, the brother.in.law of Napoleon, who is gone to
pass sons tin:c on 1:11 estate of Camille, in the Frioul, has fallen
front his horse and •broken his right thigh near to the hip. This
event, w:t:cli occurred some days id not at first cause much
alarm, but there is now a fever, which gives reason to fear for the
consrguence of so dangerous a fracture in a man who is so advanced
111 yors.

Hire:int Pacha perseverm in his system of mrrrunning the coun-
try with detached columns, which sometimes, I:or:ever, meet with
difficulties and checks. There arc many skirmishes, het as no con-
side:able corps is assembled, there car be no general engagement.
Ihashim only waits for the arrival of a new army from Alexandria,
to complete the conquest of Oreece. Or tl.e other hand, we learn
that the Greeks in Candi!' hl7O esen, that t::cy have surprised the
Turks in that island, and gained some advantages. It is said they
hime received reinforcements from the islands.

The nett:lotions of the Greek Government with the English
hive not ebtained general approbation ; they ere disapproved,
above all, in ‘Vestern Greece, because they secritice the inde-
pendence cf Greece. The determination to oppose the Turks to
the utmost is more filed than ever.

P.41:15, SEPT. 24.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke of Cumberland and Prince
Frederick, and suite, arrived at Paris to.dity.
The Kirg of Prussia arrived yesterday cloning at seven
o'cl,clc. and went to the Opera. areounpanied by Prince Augustus
of Prunia, Baron Iltaraholdt, and Count Wittgenstein.
14his morning the Arrhasiadors and Minium of foreign. IrOwe's
NO the honour to ray their teepee' ts tSTiis Prussian Majesty. •

The papers received yesterday from Buenos Ayres, from
which copious extracts are given in another column, leave
no doubt as to the hostile position in which the Emperor
of BaAZIL has placed himself with regard to the Repub-
lican States that surroeml his territory. We haya al-
ready expressed our opinion of the great danger to which
this conflict. rashly and wantonly commenced, exposes the
newly founded throne of Don PEDRO. The presence of
Sir CHARLES STUART it is to be hoped will prevent the
quarrel from assuming a mere serious character. The
powerful influence of Great Britain will probably render
her meJiation acceptable to all parties, none of whom
can have any rational desire of war. If, however, Don
PEDRO should be deaf to the suggestions of moderation,
he will have deep cause to rue his obstinacy and
injustice. By the invasion of Chiquitos, lie has given
offence equally to the Peruvian and Colombian Govern•
ments ; and with Cenral Secat, and the ‘ictors of
Ayacucho on his frontiers, his BRAZILIAN MAJESTY will
find that he has provoked no mean or despicable for. It is
known, besides, that a strong republican party exists among
the people of Brazil, and they will be ready at the first
opportunity to revolutionize the country. The Govern-
anent of Buenos Ayres are taking the most efficient mea-
sures for their defence. Half a million of dollars have been
appropriated to the immediate disposal of the executive
authorities, and the utmost zeal animate:every class of the
citizens.

CITY, TVs/DAY Evr ?us°.

The Consols Market was again a drooping one to-day ;
and although the sales in it were not heavy, still compara-
tively trifling circumstances operate upon it in its present
state, which is certainly anything but lirm. Consols
opened at the closing price of last night, 8S fa, but
afterwards declined to aa, and the last bargains were done
at al.
Exchequer Bills were Ss. Ss. Ss. premium. Money cer-
tainly was not generally scarce, although persons holding
it were cwt inclined to lend it as promiscuously as they
used to do.

The gloom in the Foreign Market increases daily ; ansrl
whether it has reached ite darkest pitch it is yet impossible
to say ; for every thing in Stock transactions, particularly
in this market, of which the Share Market forms a branch,
is stone in extremes. A few months since it was almost
impossible to buy too high not to gain a profit, and now it
is scarcely possible to buy at a price that will save a'
purchaser from loss. This probably will be the ease until
speculators, who follow each other like a flock of sheep,
perceive that the depression, at least as far as it applies to
many Securities in the Foreign and Share markets, is as
unnecessary as the high prices were uncalled for ; and then
a level will be found, which we suspect will enable us to
quote many Securities much higher titan we are enabled to
do at present. South American Securities retrograded
again to-day ; Colombian Bonds to 731 43 ; Mexican
Scrip to 121 12 discount; and the Guatemala ditto to 4
discount. Greek Serip was done as low as 251 discount, in
the middle of the day, but it closed at 24 31. Old
Spanish Bonds were 17il ; Brazilian Scrip 10 9. discount ;
and Danish ditto 634; but the principal business was in
South American Securities, in which some heavy sales
took place.
The Shares were all much depressed. A good deal of
jobbing took place in Pasco-Peruvian Shares, which were
as low as 1,!, ; however, they left off at Si, at which price
a goal many purchases were made.
The sales of Sugar in Mincing-lane were extensive, at
full prices.

Accounts have been received from Ceylon to the 26th
May, stating the arrival at Trim:mann of the Palmyra,
Captain Lamb, with naval stores fbr the Dock-yard. His
Majesty's ship Tamar was lying there.
It is the opinion of a very intelligent gentleman, just re-
turned from the seat of war in India, and with whom we
have had a conversation, that the Burmese are changing
the plan of their operations, as their object DOW seems to
be to retreat upon their capital ; in doing which they have
abandoned several strongly fortified places. iVell informed,
persons are tllfided in their opinion as to the motives that
have influenced the enemy in coming to this decision, some
supposing it to be for the purpose of gaining strength,
'by falling back upon their resources; whilst others believe
that it is to enable the Burmese to negotiate with the In-
dian Authorities upon better terms. Our informant states,
that very little reliance is to be placed ou the unofficial ac-
counts already published.
The Alexander, Richardson, arrived yesterday from
Ceylon, having sailed from thence on the 15th May, from
the Mauritius on the Bth June, and from St. Helena on
the Slat July. The only information of public interest
that has reached town by this conveyance is that relating'
to shipping, which is rather extensive, and will be found
in another part of our impression.
The vessels that came to anchor yesterday from the West
Indies met with tremendous gales on their voyage. The
weather off the Cape has also been very tempestuous.
The spirit of combination is spreading over the Conti-
nent. An attempt has been made to establish an associ-
ation of this nature amongst the French bakers. The po-
lice of Lyons have just seized a trunk containing letters
from various towns in France, by which it appeared that a
general design was formed to institute throughout that
kingdom a clandestine combination, under the pretext of
obtaining imployntent, and assisting each other iu distress.
In the trunk also were found several instruments for car-
rying into execution the unlawful purposes of the conipi-
raters ; such as black crape veils, rule and countesses, a
piece of a crown of laurel, and some labels.
Fortunes to an immense amountexchangcd ownen at the
late Doncaster Races. Several veterans of the turf among
the Nobility have lost to the amount of fifty, sixty, and
even seventy thousand pounds. GULLEY, the pugilist,
has pocketed twenty-two thousand. This was taking the
(-merit out of the knowing ones with a vengeance!

THE BRITISH PRESS.

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
We have receivA Cape Town Glottettel to the 10th of
July. The change of the currency bail. it appears, pro-
duced a considerable agitation in the public mind. The
meetings of the inhabitants were stormy in the extreme,
and the language used was, in some instances, very strong.
We are glud, however, to perceive, by the latest dates, that
this feeling had greatly subsided, and that the contents of
their memorials and petitions are moderate and becoming.
The following is an extract from the resolutions taken
by the Committee appointed by the freeholders of Cape
Town, on the 13th of June last, at the mectinz in the South
African Club-house, on Saturday. the 2d of July, 1.823.
Mr. Henry Buckton exhibited to the Committee a
series of Resolutions passed at a meeting convened in the
Commercial Exchange, ott the 30:h ult. to take into con-
sideration the effect of the Ordinance of his Excellency the
Governor in Council of the 611a-4ust., the said Resolutions
being of the following tenor
this Meeting is deeply impressed with grateful feelings to
our most gracious Sovereign fur having taken Mt° consideration the
state of the currency of this CJlony.l
That this Meeting, in thus exprdsing their smsibility of this
Royal act of his Majesty, humbly, though earnestly, hr-- thit his

annex ta..
Majesty will contineelits paternal soliciiude for the welfare of the
colony (in so very many ways aireade exemplified) by establishing
a fixed and permanent entre:icy, so its to prercnt the wide tlitetua-
thm of exchange between this colony and the mother country.
That this fleeting cannot separate without reference to the
Ordinance M his Excellency the Governor in Council for making
British silver money a legal tender, dated dish of June last, and
deciari ag
That it is their opinion, that the rata of ore shilling and six.
pence as an equisaient for each paper fix dollar would be, In
establishing a fixed and permanent currency, too low a price; and
humbly trusts his most gracious Majesty will take the same into
his Royal cohsideration.
That a committee be appointed to draw up an humble a:cl
slithful address to his 31ajcsity, founded or. the foregoing resolu-
tions, anti that the same Ire sioed ty the chairman in the name of
the meeting.
riat the Committee appejnepd nentht,l4th inat. elected by tile
freeholders' et the town. be charged rub thawing up the address.
That his Excellency the Governer, 'Lord Charles Somerset, be
requested to forward the same.
That Mr. Bucaton be added to the Committee.