The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-19 00:00:00

!RICKS OF 'BRITISH STOCKS YESTERDA I'.
Soak Stock : Long Ann. 23
Ditto ACCI. 1 South ties Stork 105 j
3 use Ctet. Red. 1141 1 . south Sea I Nei A nnuitiea
3 lior vent. Cons. wii *le nj South Sea Net. Annuities
Ditto Acit..94l i in i Kx.Rille„?.d. 1.0001. GS 68 poi
J per Cent. Ditto. SOUL
Vper Cent. net ISI i Inoi Ditto. Small
itt* 4 per Cent. 106 i ilgij !Pitt°, I id. Low. 1-7 opm
tuaiia *Auk 181; Ditto. 509/. ti 7 opm
Ditto Amt. I Ditto, Small 67 opm
Data Rml4. 1011 lA, oui i

ercat r.. 3 tor etoottotie.•
A astnan Bowls 961
Dino Acct. 964
WWI ian Bands
Ditto .Icct.
Ditto Scrip 161 pm
Ditto Acct. IT pm
/Woman Ayres Bands 3313
Ditto Acct. 944 4
chilian Bond. 901 01 901
Ditto Acct.9ll
Colombian Bonds 1411
Liatio Acct.
Ditto Bor.& (1824) 91 34
ex die
Ditto Acct. 941 1 1 5 31 ex div
Bonds WI 102
Ditto Alark4
Leuttit Bondi 21 per Cent.
Ctoach Hemet, 103 f 2.4 c. Wc.
Lircliange 25f. sc. 10:.
INtto Scrip
Dino Acct 1.7. pm

Larr.e.i.Al.
Greek Bonds 87 51 ;list
71 81 3
Ditto Acct. 57 8
Mexican Roods C3l j 5 4 2
Ditto Acct. 84 24 14 f 5i 4 4 2
ticapol't an lionctsilli
Ditto Acct.
Ditto Bonds (1824)
Ditto scrip
Diu° Acct.
Peru* isn Bonds CS 11 44
Ditto Acct. C 5
Portugucse Ronda
Ditto Acct.
Prussian Bonds
Ditto Acct.
Ditto Ponds (1022) V9ll 4 4
Ditto Acct.
Russian Bonds
Ditio Arct. 96/
Spanish Cons. 194 204 4 4 20
Dittu cans. (1C23) 131

PRICES OF SHARES
♦SSUR•HCL COM
Share. Paid.
1 M. 101.
lout. M.
:AA 21.

F.sT Ell DA V.
ITANIES.

IYA:to Marine
rJledium
Protector -

114 19 per sh
31 a 9, perch
2 per sh
2 2 If perch
100 164 per sh
16 18 10 13 11 13 11 pm
A 22 per sh
137 34 36 27 32 31 per sh
SI 23 26 27 perch
44 38 3'./ 40 per sh
111 124 114 12 per els
504 43 46 pa sh
14.1 130 per sh
C COMPLXIES.
1h per sh
Utt 4 i perch
I perch
151 per sh
F3T3.
i 6 per sh
2 per sh
3424 f 3 24 8 per sh
.11 per sh
Wel-
-39 37 40 374 41 39 per sh
IA 2 14 2 per all
21 24r per sh
!,41 le 251 i pm
- • 2:. 26 per sh
31 3 per sh

rues.
100 i.

Anglo-31exican
Arigna Iron and Coal lOU fil.
Lan $l.
(; .Ilian
vloinbian
I•lbernian_

1001. V.
Nil. 44

ISto de 1* Plata . 1001. 5/.
Lathed Alex lean - 40/. 201.
OIS LIGHT AND CON
RADA - - 501. SL
Gar. dnental 10W. 81.
London Portable - 1001. 71.
Provincial - 11.
United General . 501. 71.

110 W
iSirTing. and Liverpool 3W. IL
Lordon and Briatol 11.
London and Northern 103 L I!.
Manche-4. and Liverpool 1001. 3/.
3415CELLANE
Australian - 1001. 11.
Bristol Ship Canal - IL
("an ada ( 'orn pan v 1001. 5L
I.quitable Loan Bank
Qat. Steam Navigation 1001. 40a.
Pearl Fishery - 23/. 21.
Metro. Alderney Dairy 1!.

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THEATER ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
•This Evening, WEDNESDAY. Jam. IL will be performed (for the
But time) a Grand Opera, called
THE PALL OE ALGIERS.
The Principal Characters by Klemm SILO°, Terry, Horn. Harley,
Dottie, ertune. Mercer, and 0. Smith; Muter Edmonds; Mesdames
btellaens, Graddon, Nicol, and ('err.
After which,
HARLEQUIN AND THE TALKING Ruin.
THE SINGING TREES, AND GOLDEN WATERS.
harlequin. MT. Auld; Pantaloon, Mr. Blanchard; Clown, Mr.
Kirby. Columbine, Miss Barnett.
Yo morrow, Der Frelsebuts, 1 be Spoiled Child, and Pantomime.

2'III£A7'IIEROYAL, COVEA77-GARDEIV.
This Lvetilug. IVEDNESD %V. Jark.l9. will be Performed
CLAIM
fts• Duke Vivaldi. o
ook.; clam
Mr. Faweett. Carl,
Miss M. Treat Ves pina. Miss Love.

After watch.
Fawcett; ic
ANIMAL AtAnNKTISM.
Marquis de Laney. M
erray. Mr. Coope
r.r ;Meadows Doctor. .
Mr
LisetFtae W. rren.
Mrs. UMW. Ls new% Mt.

To eoncinde with
HARLEQUIN ANT) TIIF DRAGON OF WANTLCYi
Or. lIIORY. OF MORE BALI..
Harlequin. Mr. Ellarl Pantaloon. Mr. Barnes; Clown. Mr. J. S. Orl-
matttL Colutublue. Miss 110112 CT.
To-morrow, The Inconstant, and the new Pantomime.

The lln TI su PuEss commenced publishing yesterday morning
at live o'clock.

LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 182.1.

The Paris Papers of Sunday contain very little news;
but they are not therefore void of interest. They are filled
with discussions on the politics of Europe and America,
which at this moment are highly important, as making
known to us the feelings and sentiments of the great poli-
tical parties into which France is divided. We have ex-
tracted in a separate form, a long and able article from the
Journal des Debats, the organ of the Ultra-Royalist oppo-
sition. If we see a temperate and reasonable course ad-
vocated by that paper, we may be sure that the pacific
system of M. DE VILLELE will not be interrupted. The
roeresatile and manufacturing interests must be decidedly
with him ; and if his scheme for indemnifying the emi-
grants should be adopted, they will also be among the
most strenuous supporters of peace, as war, or any serious
preparations for war, would absorb the funds from which
they are to receive their indemnity. The turbulent party
will, by this stratagem, be bound in recognizances to the
amount of their whole Property, to be of good behaviour
for five years at least.
The Etuite attempts to justify the good faith of the
French Ministry in their negotiations with the Haytian
Government. It taxes the Cour rier Francais, which, with
equal spite and absurdity, it calls the " official journal of St.
Domingo," with having unfairly suppressed the Royal
Ordinance communicated by M. DE CLERMONT TONNERRE
to the Haytian Deputies. This document, we are told,
" otrntained clauses favourable to the colonists, favourable
even to the present inhabitants of St. Domingo, and we.
adverse only to the pretensions of BON ER and the Ilaytian
Government." The Etoile infers that the Ilaytian Pre-
sident was afraid that the people should know the pro-
visions of this Ordinance. Does this French Journalist
then really suppose that the people of Hayti do not under-
stand that an attack m their Government is not an attack
ou their independence? He is mistaken, or, more pro-
bably, It pretends to be so.
In the Cuurrier Ft ancuis we have some confirmatory
details of the unhappy dissensions among the Greeks, and
of their further successes over the Egyptian fleet, under
I a twills PACHA. The prosecution instituted against this
journal (the Courritr Francais) for having copied on the
eth of October, 182'.3, fram the English papers, an official
oloeument of the Spanish Cortes, has been concluded
favourably to the responsible; editor. By the Tribunal of
Correctional Police he was found guilty of a seditious
I:bel, and sentenced to three months' imprisonment, and a
foe of 3000 Mars. Ile appealed to the Cour Royale,
. here, inconsequence of the explanations he gave, and the
e:tered situation of political afaira, the judgment of the
Court below was annulled.

The proceedings in the Chamber of Deputies on Sunday
were entirely without interest; a few petitions only were

It appears from the letters of cur Paris Correspondent,
tl.at the prujet de la for awarding a compensation to the
e nigrants is pregnant with difficulties, which M. us Vir-
fel tile as he is in resources, iweins ill able to cope
with. We de riot woader at this: such a measure, r: this
ileitis of the affrirs of France, is not only most ill-jeulge.!,
but is unwarranted by any principle either of justice or
oneaking. 11 was the duty of these Royalists, at the