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FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1825.
THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened at 951 to for the Account, and in the earlier
part of the morning there was a good deal doing.
FOREIGN FUNDS.
There k a great hustle in the Foreign Nlarkeogosvriog to its being
settling-day in Foreign Securities. South Americitt Stock has im-
proved ; but in Mine Shares there is a fluctuation• every minute,
and it is impossible to give correct prices. We do nut hear of any
defaulters being declared. •
Cur►ent Prices: New Spanish—, Old 201, Mexican 8011, Co-
lombian New 951 961. Chinas 88, French Scrip 15, Austrian 961 It
Buenos Ayres 50 SS, Gas

1111 A RI%
aet 00

PAID.
£lO

PRICE TODAY.
X 9

Alliance Assurance

Do. Marine
Anglo :Mexican Mines -
United Mexican ditto .
Beal del Monte ditto -
Brazilian ditto
ef,lombian ditto
Bio de la Plata ditto -

100
100
40
400
100
100
100

5
10 110
10 115 120
70
5 31 35
5 50
5

. OF STOCKS AT. ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 22D%
3 uer Cent. Red. 94% 3/8
2 per Cent. Corti. ez div. 94% SA
per Cent. 101
3b per Cent. Red. 1011/8 101
4 per Cent. New ex div. 105% 105
Long Ann. 2215.16 23—India Bonds 102
£5OO -;%clieq. Rill, (2d.) 62 5; (114 d.) 63 2 6
£lOO and £2OO ditto (1 ihd.) 63 '2 6
Commercial (21) 62
Cans. for Acct. 9.51/& 3/8 1/a

German Papers to the Sd iastant have reached Us.
The following are extracts :

TURIN, JANUARY 4.
According to the latest letters from Venice, of 28th
December, the alarm that was caused by the sudden
and serious indisposition of his Imperial Highness the
Archduke, Viceroy of the kingdom of Lombardy and
Venice, had wholly subsided; this excellent Prince was
in a state of progressive, convalescence, which left no
doubt, in the opinion of his Physicians, of his speedy
recovery.

Letters from Trieste, mention the arrival in that
port of Captain Marlalitti, from Constantinople;
he also brings-a confirmation of the victory obtained
by the Greeks on the 13th of November, near Candia,
which he received from the Captain of a Greek brig,
that he met near Zea. Eight European transports
were taken by the Greeks, who also set fire to some
Ottoman ships of war. Captain Marlalitti received
the same information from the Captain of an Austrian
ship, which was on its way from Patras to Smyrna.
A Russian Captain, who arrived at -Trieste the 16th
of last raonth, from Ithaca, gives the same account.—
He says also, that of the 10 Greek ships of war which
blockaded Patras, four have entered the Gulph of Le-
panto, to drive away the Turkish vessels there, and to
threaten the castle of Rumeli and the Fott of Lepanto.
By this measure it is still more difficult for the garrison
of Patras to receive provisions and ammunition. It
seems that the Greekos do not propose to make a
second attack on that fortress, till they have all the
means of insuring a happy result to the undertak-
ing. A letter from Canea, in the isle of Candia,
of the 26th of November, adds the following parti-
culars:—" The naval action of the 13th instant was
very prejudicial to the Turks, not only on account
of the vessels which they lost, but also of the
disorder into which the fleet was thrown. It was
not able to land any troops in Candia, as was intended,
only two vessels of the whole fleet having yet been able
to enter the harbour of Suda, where it was proposed to
winter. Up to the 26th, the Greeks remained in the
vicinity of Candia, and no Turkish vessel had ap-

proached the island. At that time the sea was very
tempestuous, and it was not known what course Ibra-
him Paella had steered. It was however supposed, that
from the direction of the wind, he must have steered
either far Alexandria or Cyprus."