The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-05 00:00:00

NEXT TUESDAY.--ALL FOUR PRIZES OP TWENTY
THOUSAND-ALL THE THIRTY OTHER CAN-
TAIP-ALk_THE TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
POUNDS WILL BE DECIDED NEXT TUESDAY.

Elie NritiOtipreoo,

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
Tale War TOISDAY.
PRZISCHU April' S. will be performed
IS
Tr.
Oseeeer. the POSH, Mr. Mercier: blershard, Head Ranger, Mr. bed.
goal .lisreslt.Yß. p,t Smith; Adolph. Mr. T. Cobbs I Caspar; Mr.
Herat %Mita. Riparian to the Head Ranger Mr. titzwllllam ; Demon
a the Harts Mt. Sowell: Zanget. Kr. O. nth; Witch of the Glen.
Mr. Witultkaist. Lads. Miss Grubb= t Rose. leis Poe's.
• Aft* WIWI tat timet a sew Drama. aided
*BON HASSAN.
The Overture sad Masts templed by R. M. ion Weber.
' •
The Caliph, /112. Bedewed; Alma Mr. Hors; Zsgwar. Mr.
talleas. Mae Creation.
liageorrow, !Harm
TIfRATRE :ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
The lettahsg.TUlllll3AV. April I, ertil be yerformed
DER PRSISCHUTZ
Or, TaR VLACH HUNTSMAN OP DOHkMIA.
04/104at, Mr. Meer: Casual. Mr. taerton Caspar, Mr. Rsamett t
9to" Mr. rearm= r the Black Montanan of Boheola, Mr. Evans;
IStrtha, Mks Pause; Lase. Miss LK".
After which.
ALADDIN:
Or, THZ WONDEREUL LAMP.
Maddat!EMratlfliriad; kastrn Asset. Mr. T. P. Cooks; Allaaassr. Mr.
Parley; Saaratk. Kr. J &Grimaldi.
TO-11101M)1r. chit, Charles the Savant% and Aladdin.

• • The Names razes commenced nutahmir yesterday leerniag
at a quarts pest live o'clock.

LONDON, TUESPAY4 Arm s, Mi.

The Paris Papers of Saturday are filled with long dis-

•
vertations on subjects of domestic interest. Among the little
• foreign intelligence they contain, we observe a statement
tbst the Kin; of Paysst• intends, in the course of this
slating, to undertake a journey to Italy, on which he will
be absent two years. The kingdom during that period
• will be governed by the Paiacs ROYAL.
. The Coastitationnel gives some account of the intrigues
;lug ars taking place at Madrid, to succeed to the vacancy
in the KING'S favour, calmed by the fall of UGARTI• The
proceedings seem to be only such as we might expect in a
Cain regulated like that of Madrid.
The news from Constantinople represents the affairs of

the Turkish empire as still involved in great confusion,
' from the insubordination of the Janissaries. Co Lotorso N

. it is said, has promised to disclose the peak:alms of the
plot in which he was concerned, in order to obtain his
• pardon from the Greek Government. A Junta of 12 Deputies
• has been nominated to manage the affairs of Western Greece
• in consequence of Prince MAUILOCORDA Tell appointment
• to the Foreign Department. Among the objects to which
this Junta is specially to direct its attention, we observe
that one is, " to take into consideration the state of the
twilll revenue of Western Greece, and obtain an exact
account of the sums which the Government has sent at
d:Terent periods." This prudent regard to financial consi-
derations is perhaps the very best demonstration the Greeks
. Gould give of their sense of duty towards the capitalists
• who have come forward to aid them in their deliverance

hum Ottoman despotism.
The iloniteur of Saturday contains, in the official part,
only the table of prices regulating the exportation and im-
portation of corn. The Chamber of Deputies was entirely
occupied on Saturday in receiving petitions on subjects of
• heal interest.

Fitsvcie FLlfDll.—pets, Arstt. 2.—Fireper Cents. opened
as 1021.; closed at 1011. 90c.—Bank Stock. 2040 f. ; Rente de
Naples Certificates Fakonnet, 89 f. 10c. ; Royal Spanish Loan,
Diu, 69 f.—Exchange on London, one month. 25 f. 5 c.; three
arcoths, 24 f. 90 c.—Caors Athmapa, April 2.

Accounts from Jamaica to the Ist of February state,

that. in the Parish of St. James, all the interior estates

Lave commenced crop, and yielding well. The rains that
'fell it& the latter end of December have been of material
advantage to the sea-side properties, and have enabled
tit= to profit by their late canes, which became their
• etstire dependence. In St. John's and St. Dorothy's the
• dry weather has had a ruinous effect upon their crop.
. ably properties on the coast will not make one-fourth of
• their usual quantity; and these districts have likewise had

the additional misfortune to lose their corn, and a great
• number of cattle. In the back part of St. John's and St.
Mary's the effects have not been so severe, and in the latter
palish there have been some fine but very partial rains. In
Liguanes they.uill not make more than half their usual
• clop, 0.141 in St. Thomas's in the East their deficiency may
he calculated atone-third. The Pariah of Portland appears
to be a:most the only quatter where their seasons have
. been favourable, and private letters represent particular
properties in a higher state of cultivation than usual.

it is highly gratifying to observe, by the provincial
pacers, that the measures proposed by Mr. HI:SKI/130N,
relative to our domestic trade, meet with general approba-
tion in the manufacturing districts. No small part of this
miccelss is in fairness due to the clear and skilful manner in
which the Right Honourable Gentleman stated his prin.
r,ples and obviated the prejudices be had to encounter.
His has been a triumph equally honourable to both parties.

The state of Ireland, we are rejoiced to learn, presents
frtit day to day a nearer prospect of that poiitical union
and stability which can atone ensure its prosperity, and
.give energy and effect to its Government. The system of
4-alicy pursued by the Marquis WILLESI.EY evinces its
vwxharn In its practical result. A memorial has been trans-
thell from the Magistrates of Cork, praying the removal
4:: the Insurrection Act from the whole county, with the
rxeeigiori of three baronies: there is little doubt but that
the prayer of this memorial will be complied with, as all
ucou'rts* from that quarter of the country agree in repre-
betting it as tranquil and well-disposed. The county of
'taippertry, we have reason to expect, will likewise soon
cel!-.? to be subject to the regulations of this Act ; when
this shill hare taken place, the whole of Ireland will then
be relieve! from its operatics:, there being no other ilis-
trintr to :he security of which it has for some time past
been bell essential. All the views of the Noble Marquis,
as to the measures which the real welfare of Ireland re-
quired, will then babe he.o completely verified. If he
recommended those ineasurm—as he did—with earnest-
r seal if Parliament adopted them with energy, it was
from a firm conviction that they would contribute, not
merely to the repose, but to the rank, respect, and import-
ance of the Sister Kingdom ; and that, coupled with others
that were in contemplajon, they would lead—as they no
doubt that day of light and glory, which will be
the commencement of a new era to Ireland ; which, by
healing thoa, divisions that have so long strove against her
peace, will lead to that union of social interests and can-
stliutional rights, which will put the prosperity of both
kingdom: on one common basis, and bind them together
iln Olas onumon intetesc—their interest as BRITISH Sus-

CITY, -.MOXDAY EVENIXII.

This was a close holiday at the: Stock Exchange, and.
whir. the exception of a few bargains in Mexican Scrip at
:;I,erday's prices. no private fund business was done.
The French Ital le% were 1 per cent. lower by the mail
fist arr;ved this morning than the last quotation.
he &ink of Enghind wi l wet open till Thursday, but
tie British amt Foreizn Stock Escbinges oven on
Wedresesy.

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