The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-18 00:00:00

PRICFs OF BRITISH
Pink Stn,k 2111 i
Mei Acct.
3 Pee Cent. Red. P. f
3 wee Cent. C.nn k3l SU 24
Ditto Aect. I
3 per Cent.
3) per Cent. Red. 100$ 101)
New I per Cent. 103 1063 104
Stork
Pito Acct. 289
Mete Bondi 100 102 101 pm

PRICES OF I,OIIIEIDS
Aritrian Bond. get
Ditto Acct. 94f
Scaring', Bonds 831 9
;into Acct. 891
Dino Scrip 161 17 181 17
pm
Ditto Acct. 181 17 pm
Buono* Ape,. Bonds 941 4
Ditto Aect. 951 41 6
Chilinn llone, 91 901
Ditto Acct. 91 go§ set
Colombian Ronda !Ai
Ditto Acct. 944
Ditto Ilan& (1824) 931 f 1

s I'OrKS I 1-. SI RDA V.
31.-xican Bonds 824 f 44 3 f
Ditto Acct. C2f I 4 3 21
Neapolitan Boutis9l
Ditto Act. •
Ditto Bonds (1824)
Ditto Scrip
Ditto Acct.
Peruvian Bonds 844 4
Ditto Acet. 85
Portuguese Bonds
Dino Acct.
Prussian Bonds 1004
Ditto Acct.
Ditto Bonds (1822) 110 f
I)itto Acct.
Russian Bonds ()GA 1 1
Dit'n Acct. 964
Ditto Inscription
Exchange
Ditto Metallic
Spanish (:onsols 20) 20
Ditto Acct. 21
Ditto 510 Bonds
Ditto 170 and 255 Bonds
Ditto 85 Bonds 21 20
Ditto Cons. (1823)
Ditto Acct.
lritto 1061.64 Rondo
• Ditto Bonds (1820)

an thy -
Ditto Acct. 93t 4 3t 4 3i 44
ex div
Danish Bands 101
Ditto Marks 11 .PCO
Dacch Baca 2 per Cent.
Exchange
Fr+ nch -Ewes 103 f. 23c. 103 f.

Iti+ctt~rte 16f. 10e.
p.m Acct. Nat
Exchange 26f. 10e.
Unto tieriy
Ditto Acct. 14i Pm
Greek Bonds tet 7
Ditto Acct. 66i 7

PRICES OF SIIARES YESTERDAY.
ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
Share. Pa'd.
Mileage . . . 1001. 101. 181 1 per eh
Ohio Marine - . 1091. 51. 8 f per an
Protector Fire - - 21. 21 2 per sh
MINES.
Angio.3lexican . - lOW. 101 115 105 110 100 per sls
A egto-Chilian . 10 8 18 13 17 pm
li rigna Iron a Coal 1001. 61. 24 23 per sh
/irtitilian . . 1001. 61. 43 40 41 40 38 per sh
Chilian - . 36 34 37 29 31 per sh
Cnlnnibian . - 1001. N. 45 48 44 46 46 per sh
Hibernian - - 501. 41 111 12 II 1 per sh
I till del Monte - 4801. 701. 1120 per sh
1.40 de la Plata - low. V. 54/ 47 48 11 Path
United Mexican . 401. 10/. 130 147/ per sh
Oil LIGHT AND COIL COMPANIES.
COOdtlefitti . - 1001. id. 91 per sh
Provincial - .
11. 34 1 1 per sh
United General - 501. 71. 14 141 15 per alt
IRON RAILWAYS.
London and liirminghatu $Ol. U. 21 11 per sh
London and Northern 1001. U. 4 . 3i 21 321 per eh
MISCELLANTOCIL
Australian - - 1001. 11. 37 39 per sh
/Iristol Ship Canal . U. 01 101 pm
Canada Company - 1001. 51. 234 241 per Mr
lier.eral Steam Navigation 1001. Wa. fl ill 9819 pm
Uaa Engine Carriage 1901. 11. In per sh
Hibernian Joint Stuck COM. 2/ 3 pm
bietropolitan Alderney Dairy 11. 6 4 131 4 per sh

313ritiOlt airroo.

TREAT it ROYAL, DIWRY-LANE.
This Evening, TUESDAY, Jan. 18. will be performed
DER FREISCHII rz.
Uttooar, the Prinee. Mr. Mercer: Bernhard. Head Ranger. Mr. Red-
ford: Hermit. Mr. G. Smiths Adolph. Mr. T. Cooke; Caspar, Mr.
thin : Kilian. Kinsman to the Head Ranger, Mr. Knight: Demon of
the Hartz, Mr. llowell: Zamiel. Sir. u. Smith; Witch of the Glyn, Mr.
laszahazd. Linda, Miss liraddon; Rose, alias Poway.
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After which,
HARLEQUIN AND THE TALKING BIRD.
THE SINGING TREES. AND GOLDEN WATERS.
Hgrleguin, Mr. Ankh Pantaloon, Mr. illam:hard; Clown, Mr.
lUrfiy. Columbine. Nils Barnett.
To.niorrow, The Fall of Algiers.
The new Pantomime every Evening.

THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
Thin EveItInif.THESDIV, Jan.lB, win be For/mined
AS VOL LIRE IT.
Orlando. Mr.C.Kemble ; Amiens, Mr.Pearnlan? Jaques. ler.Renneft
7,2ehetone, Mr. Fawcett. Rosalind, Miss M. 'I tee sCellb Miss FWD-
unfole9; :Water, Mrs. Gibbs.
After which,
HARLEQUIN AVO TIIE DRAGON OF wAstLelf
Or, MORE. OF MORE 11.41. L.
Iferlequin, Mr. Eller: Pantaloon. Mr. Barnes; Clown. Mr. J. S. Gel.
Cithnoldne, Mies Rumen
I.O4I:WrINOW, Curl, Animal Magnetism, and the new Pantomime.

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The Blur 'au PR tag commenced publishing yoterdfy morning
at five o'clock.

LONDON, TUESDAY. JANUARY 18, 1823.

The Paris Papers of Saturday contain but little intelli-
gence of moment, either foreign or domestic. The pro-
ceedings of the Chambers, the day before, were wholly
uninter,sting. Merely some reports of committees bail
been received. The journals belonging to the Opposition,
especially the Royalist Opposition, continue to attack M. de
Vittc Li for his indecisive conduct with respect to South
America. He cares not, say they, whether King Geoac e •
IV. makes treaties or not with BOLIVAR and VITTORIA,
provided he can manage the French Sinking Fund, and re-
duce the rentes. " What does it signify," they exclaim,
with bitter irony, " if the English do get possession of the
mines of the new world? our vines will still grow, and M.
de Vitt.m.x will remain President of the Council. These
are blessings worth all the treasures of the Americans."
Cr:ARLES X. visited the Museum of the Louvre on Fri-
day. He was received with boundless enthusiasm. An
Address was read to his MAJESTY, in which he was Stle-
ctuively compared to Louts XIV., HANAT IV., and
PIANOS I. In his reply, the Kixo said the protection
of the arts would always be one of the objects most dear to
him. He then distributed a great many decorations of the
Legion of Hosteur among the painters, sculptors, and en-
gravers, wbo;wiae present. M. CARL!, VERNET and M.
Ca.arettiott were created Knights of :31.. MICHAEL ; and
in order to show that, like his ancestor Louts XIV. he
wished to extend his patronage beyond his kingdom, our
countryman Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE was nominated a
Knight of the Legion of 'Lamour. The Journul des De-
bas concludes its account of the proceedings 'in these
words:-
- Thus terminated a day ever memorable, in consequence of the
forms, as unusual as charming, by which have been manifested
the &sour and protection which the successor of Francis I. and
Louts XIV. grants to the tine arts, in the brilliancy of the rewards,
a-lit the extraordinary abundance of the benefits, which the King
of Franca showers on the artists. What other agc, what other
country, what other school, can thus annually produce 1113 :artists,
gsintets, or sculptors, at once worthy and sure of rec:iving soca
ftwirent rewards and such useful eneunragement ?"

FAVCCIFI FUNDS.—E.ve per Ceats. 102 f. 7.3 c.; .1139 k Stock,
1,97.5 t. ; Neapolitan .5 ;AT t.;ents. Certif. Fyleatet. ear. 75e.;
Etats d'pagne, lan • 'Loyal alpanish Loon,•ilif. Exchange
on London, on• month*, 2.5 f.; three toextiis Sit. 11.5c.—Ccars
.I.Msritipa, Jan. 15. 1N - •
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Uti the 22d of Oztoher the Greek Legislative'ltaly issued
a Proclamation, in which they endeavoured strongly to
impress on the people the importance orobedimee and sub-
mission to the !AWL They speak with eoniiiier.ce of sne-
enss in achieving the..: independence, if they be united
amongst themselves. From the tone of the Proclaillinsion,
a:.l the'earncstness of the appeal it makes, we suppose it
was issued in contemplation of the dissentient raised anew
Ly COLOCOTILONI and his sons. The following ere the
c.ncluding sentences of this address
Ye patriots, who never, even amidst the greatest dangers, knew
what it way to be discouraged ; -ye noble warriors, who have shed
your blood for your country ;—ye citizens, who live under the salu-
Inky influenced the manic laws. and obey the same government,—
la all enjoy the advantages of the freedom of country ; -let us
Aerie and mute conciliate the regard of the Christian Sovereigns
and the bassevt4ezce of the States of Europe, who, above all others,
w:s!...4ll6shed for their cird'intion and humanity. Thus shill