The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-27 00:00:00

PRICES of BRITISH
Dank Stork 2321 32
3 per Cent. Red. 94/
3 per f ent. CiaS. V3l 94 931
94 93
Dittol Accl t. 94 1 94 1 931
IA per Cent.
34 per Cent. Red. 101
Kew 4 per Cent. JON 109}

PRICES (IF FOREItIN
AnAtrian Roods 96,1
Ditto Aceb 901 7
12tazilian Bonds PRI
Ditto Scripl24 pm
Ditto strip (Ins) 34 3 4.
4 Pm
Buenos Ayres Donde 91i 2
Chi!tun Hoods 88
Colombian Ronda 904
Divo Bonds (18211 901 814 90
Ditto Acct. 904 A
DviiAh Marks 13-unco 100
Dutch COM. 24 per Coot. 34 pm
Exchange 12

iTOCKB YESTERDAY.
India Bonds C 9 :00 pm
Long. Ann. 23 3.16 a
South Sea Stock 193 a
Ex.8i115,2.1. 1,001. n 114 pm
Ditto, Sntall 65 pm
Ditto, 10.1.0101. 63 63 pm
Ditto, MM. 63 63 pin
Ditto, Stroll 61 63 pm

'STOCKS 1 ESTER I IA 1 .
French Renter 103 f. 80c.
Exclaim, Uri Dc.
Greek 13ontla 87
Dittu Ace!. 871
Ale►lran Rends WI t
Ditto Acct. 81 8441 14 1 110/ 1
Neapolitan Scrip (1624) 24 pm
Portuguese Bonds 194
Prussian Bonds (1892) 98d
Russian Bonds 99 7fl
Ditto Acct. 964
Spanish Cons. 21 1
Ditto Acct. 211
Ditto Cons. (18231
ES YESTER I.

PRICES OF SIIAR
ASSUISANCE COMPANIES.
Share. Paid.
Alliance . 100/. 101.
Pitt. Trine - 1001. 111.
Guar.:lan . 1001. 10/.
Protector - - 25/. 21.
MINE 9.
Angle-Mexican - 1001. 101.
.Anxha-Chillan
itolnno4 . 4001.
Paico Pcs avian - 1001. U.
B•az'linn 101. 0/.
Ctsilian .

Codombian 1001. 61.
Gen. Mining Association
I.l4.lieraian bOl. 41

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11:u de lit Plata - U.
Tlalpuxshuz - 4004 20!.
United 111exicim - 401. 20!.
OAS LIGHT AYLICONE COMPANIES
British - 504 51.
Continental . 1001. 8/.
Ptovincial Portable -1/.
'United General . 501. i 1•

IRON RAILWAYS.
Kentih - 11.
London anti Birmingham 501.
London and Bristol 1/.
London anti Northern 10(41. 1/.
31anches. and Liverpool 1001. 3/.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Australian 1001. 11.
Bristol Ship Canal -1/.
Canada Company 100/. 101.
Equitable Loan Tilnk 11.
Oen. Steam Navigation 1001. 31.
Great Westminster Dairy 21.
Pearl Fishery - 251. 21.
Irish Prmincial Bank
Metro. Alderney Dairy 11.

Pri:e per Share.
184
8 74 8
'224
24
95 96 105 103
13 14 12 13 11
100 450 pm
19 11 11 13 14 15 14 pm
23 26 23 23
134
37 32 34 314 32
11 110 }pm
11 loe
33 33 3, 31
200 280 240 pa pm
1321 130
4
04 4 lon 10
15 144

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24
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12f
2/kAiA pm
I 19 21 23 19 Yellow tin.
White Rescipt
21 2 f 32i
1212

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THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
Thla Evenlnt, THURSO %V Jan. 27. will be performed
rititsviiu VZ.
Ottocar, the Prinee. Mr. Mercer; Bernhard. Head Ranter. Mr. Bed.
!lard Hermit, Mr. G. Smith; Adolph, Mr. T. Cooke: Caspar, Mr.
Horn; Kilian, Khieman to the Head Ranger. Mr. Knight; Ninon of
the Martz, Mr. Howell; Zamiel, Mr. O. Slalith; Witch of the Glen, Mr.
Blanchard. Linda, Miss Uraddon; Rose, Was Povey.

After which,
THE vivistnLE GIRL.
Captain Allelaek, Miss Clara Fisher.
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To conclude wfth
HARLEQUIN AND THE. TALKING BIRD,
THE SINGING TREES, AND GOLDEN WATERS.
Harlequin, Mr. Auld; Pantaloon, Mr. Blanchard; Clown, Mr.
Kirby. Coltunhine, Alfas Barnett.
Tomorrow, Othello, an:. the Pantomime.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
This Evening. THURSDAY. Jan. 27. will he performed
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Benedict, Mr. C. Kemb Dogiserry, Mr. W. Farm. Beatrice, Miss
Chester ; Hero, Miss Jones.
After which,
HARLEQUIN AND THE DRAGON OF WANTLET ;
Or, MORE OF MORE HALL.
Harlequin, Mr. Eller; Pantaloon. Mr. Barnes; Clown, Mr. J. S. Gri-
maldi. Columbine, Miss Romer.
To-morrow, A Woman Never Vext, end the Pantomime.

ADELPH! THEATRE,
S'fß AND.
This Evening, THURYDAT, Jan. Y 7, will be presented a new Comte
Burletta, called
THE LIFE OF AN ACTOR.
The Principal Charaerera by Messrs. Wrench, J. Reeve, Wilkinson,
Power. Lee, Brown, Campbell, Salter, and Elliott; Miss Bottom,
Mrs. Daly, Searle, Bryan, &c. &c.
After whith a new Comic Pantominte, called
MOTHER REF) CAP:
Or, H UtLECIVIN AND THE FAIRIES OF THE ROSE.
Harlequin, Mr.W.Kirby: Pantaloon, Mr. Elliott; Clown. Signor halo;
Columbine, Mrs. Searle.

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THE APOLLONICON.
11111)110 ttl IMMIDIATS ►ATIOIAO Or MIS MIJIIMPTY.

On SATURDAY NEXT. at Two &Clock,
The following SELECTION of MUSIC Will be performed by Mr.
MOUS on the APOLLONICON, a Grand Musical Instrument,
invented and constructed by Messrs. Flight rod Robson, Organ
Itto:ders, 101, St. Martin's-lane:—
Psis,. I.

Symphony (Pleyel)—Duet, • .111 Perd (Morart)—Olee, • When
the wind bincer' Itilehop)—Bride Song and Chorus, Der Frelsehuta
(Yfeber)—Marel, (W.:her).
Parr
Overture, Barber of Seville (Ititainl)—Ouet, 'La Vlrgtne del Sol'
(Winter)—Air, with Variations iithode)—Air, Where the bee suck.'
(Purcell)—Hunting Churns, Der Freitchutz (Weber).
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N.B. Mr. Purities Performances will be continued every Saturday
during the Season.
Vic Mechanical Powers of the Apoll 'Wenn are exhibited Daily,
from One till Four (except during the time of Mr. Porkier attendance,
performing Beethoven's celebrated Overture to Prometheus. Mozart's
Overture to Zanberdote, and filydies Grand Military 1110, entent
from Ws Twelfth Symphony, in the execution of which it has been
honoured with the sanction of the moat einhiont mechanical and
inimical men of the age, and Is allowed to possess a grandeur and
variety of effect, with a precision and a delicacy of c7pression, supe-
fief to any other Instrument in Europe.
The Music arranged fur and set on the Cylinders by Mr. Flight. Jun.

Vie BRITISH Passa commenced publishing yesterday morning
at live o'clock.

LONDON, THURSDAY, JANUAIII 27, 1993.

The Paris Papers of Monday contain no intelligence
worthy of the slightest observation, except, perhaps, the
news from Spain, which confirms the former accounts of
the increasing moderation of FFUDINAND'S Government.
The Decree of Amnesty, it is said, has been transmitted for
consideration to the Council of Castile, and it is expected
that not'more than 200 individuals will be denied its bene-
fits. A more important annunciation is, that the KING
issued an oriljr on the 3.1 instant, directing the Receivers-
General of Taxes to tal.:e in payment the bonds of the
f.orc:al loan, raised under the Cortes, in 1323. This is the
first financial acknowledgment of the validity of the acts of
the Constitutional Government, and we have no doubt it
will be followed by other measures favourable to those
who trusted to Spanish faith. These proceedings explain
the demand there has been during the last two or three
days for Spanish Bonds on our Stock Exchange.
The discussion of the indemnity for the emigrants has
not yet commenced in the Chambers, but in the Journals it
is carried on with great earnestness. As might easily have
been foreseen, the project of law brought forward by the
Minister has given rise to a thousand pretensions which
had hitherto lain dormant. Every one wbo has suffered
is his property, through the Revolution, puts forward his
claims to be indemnified. The ConsfitEtienne/ gives the
following account of the petitions that have been reported
t) the Chamber of Dts7utie.s on this subject since the open-

ing of the se3a..on :
" Of forty-seven petitions, twenty,even have for object claims
upon the law of indemnity; sonic will have it that the particu-
lar situation in which they are placed might be implicitly com-
prehended in a general anhfe; others claim indemnity for real
losses, and which d i not deceive less fay° ir than those of the cnii.
grants. .Thus, the lady Francisa Lepayen, at Vienna, demands
a snpplanent of credit of ten minim s, to pay the debts of the
I'rinces to strangers; the heirs of the Farmers-General demand that
time indemnity to the Farmers-General should be fixed upon the
estates of the company sold by MI nation. On one side the Lord
I.estwori I>escrances, at Cholet, demands to be indemnified for losses
which he suffered durirg the Revolution; and another, the Lord
A imable Boucher, of Manners, demands that in the law of indemni-
ty an article should be added for the benefit of the hospitals, whose
estates have been sold. The Lord Ragon de Boismorin demands
his part of the indemnity, as beirg a condemned emigrant, and hay.