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London, England, 1825-12-22 00:00:00

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THURSDAY, DU:Mg.:It 22. 15(25.;

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STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

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Ccr.sas opened this morntnir It "WI -a foe-the Aceinint. 'ln
the Car!iur part of the morning a goOd deal of business was doing,
:,f7( r Lich they lowered to 801 : they are nos. 802

In the Foreign Market very little is.doing.
Current Prices: Brazilisn Bonds, 1825, 20 18 di,c.lomibian,
R:1, 57A 11. Creek Bonds i 6 15, Guatemela Scrip 15 disc. leiican
bor.ds .591 60, Russian Bonds 77 79, Spanish Flee per Cents. 151.

PNICIC 1)F STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock 205 210
per Cent. Red. 78'/ 793/i 791/2 1/
S ler Cent. Cons. Shut.
31: rer Cent. 8.51/2 86Y4 85%
fg per Cent. Red. 85% 1/2 87 861/a 1/4
4 per Cent. New Stint.
Long Ann. 1914 185
lndii Bonds 20 15
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£1,0410 !:.xclteq. Bills 30.35 25
425(X) ditto 1.5 20 • •
1.100. And 13:200 ditto 5 10 disc. par. •
Overdue 6 5 12 disc.
Cons. for ccouni 80% %Ya th 803/4
FRELN,CII FUNDS. Puus, DZCZI4II/1R
l'ivtLiwerints. ' . . 931. 10e.
Tftref per Cent& • . 601. 25c.
Batik Sock . 20301.
Tlentcs de Naples • • . 72f. 7Sc.

Ttnyal Spiniati Loan, 1823 "•
llaytian Loan •- •

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. 785 E

' EXCHANGES.
1I .% nal, itan. Dzc. 16.—0 n brindon, 55. 11- g Us. :i5. 8.
S,. Prramsuamt, lie. t.—On London, 10 7.10.
I.rn•s►c, D= 12.—0 n London, S M. 6. 141.
I'ent.n4, Dzc. 13.—0 n London, 3 M. 6. 26.
VicvnA, DO. 7.—On London, 3 M. 9. 45.
FOR F. 113 N FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
A tvotian lids 5 p Ct 88 %lex. Scrip.
Brazilian Bonds, 62 64 Nrapohtan Mont., 774
Dn. Sctip, 5 p C. 1825, 50 Peruv. 1k15.6 p C. 40
Ditto Acct. 17 18 Ditto Acct.
Pianos Ayres Runde Ditto Scrip, 1825.5 p C.
(-Milan Bond% 6 p Ct. Polturiege Bonds
Colombian, 1144,6 n C. Crum Mk Sp C.
Dn. lids 1 R 24.-571 i 7 Do. Ponds. 1812, 89 90
I)o. Acc. 571 61 71 7 Ems. lids,lBe2. 5 0 .Ct. 78 71 7
I/ntish lionds Ditto Acct. 781 71
Coo. Marks Span. Sp Ct. C.
Ilittoliondi. 3 p Ct. 1825, 574 7 Ditto for Act.
Ditto Acct. l/itto 510.
Greek liiin,ll Span. 5 p. Ct. C. 1825,91 ._
Do. Ms, 1825, 18 French Bente., 5p C. 94f
Ditto Acer. Exchange, 25120 c
9145. Bonds 5 p. Ct. French Rentrs. 3 p C. 61f 75e 821
Ditto Acct. 5 p C. Exchange, 25120 e 25c 20c
Do. 8d5,1825, 6 pC. 591 a 60 591 Guatemala Bonds,
Do. Acct. 591 9 60 591 1 Ditto Acct. dia.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
PHA NIL PAID.
100 5 7
50 3 14
50 2 i
100 5 71
1110 - 5 - . 116
250 £l2 10s. 25 22a
20 2 la
1110 25 141 a

Brazilian
Bolivar
Cobalt and Copper
Chilian
Colombian •
Famatina
Protector Fire
British Iron Company •

Dispatches were this morning received at the Foreign
Office, Downing-street, from Lord CLAstwiLLase, the
British Ambassador at Berlin, stating, that advices had
been received horn the Prussian Consul at Warsaw,
confirmatory of the death of the Emperor A LILT A Hoeft.
This melancholy event took place at Taganmk, on the
Ist inst. • His Imperial MAJESTY had been attacked
with a violent cold, during his travels in Crimean Tar-
tar y,which settllcl, in an inflammatory sore throat,of such
virulence as to apprive his Imperial ISlA.nestv of speech
for some days. Fortunately, however, he recovered so
far as to express his wishes; and, conscious of his ap-
proaching end, he declared the Grand Duke CONSTAN•
TI. his successor, thus confirming, by his last wish, the
tight of that Prince to the throne of Russia.

The proceedings cf yesterday at the East India
House, on the motion of Mr. Hum; for the recal of
Lnrd AIIIIERsT, will doubtless fit the attention of the
public.

That Nobleman, holding one of the highest official
functions which the Crown of England can delegate to
a subject.—itivested with powers so extensive, that they
only with the tremendous respon-
sibility attending their undue exercise—and removed
'to such a distance from these- shores, that half the
• revolving year is insufficient to enable him to reply
. to any matter an which he is questioned ; such
an Officer, the Governor-General of India, is ar-
raigned in his absence, before an assen.vi of Eng-
lishmen,:and his disgrace and degradation put to the
vote, not merely without a hearing in his defence, but,

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incredible as it may seem, without even one particle of
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• evidence adduced or called for in substantiation tf the
Charges alleged against him.
True( it is, that before such an audience, a thing so
revolting .to that innate sense of justice which never
desr-rts' a British bosom, found very few supporter:,
11,:t what must be our opinion of the statesman who
could make the. proposal, and found the expediency of
the measure upon his own private letters. •We have
no.rnahner of doubt that Mr. Haim may have private
&Ines. pendent; in every part of the globe. There are,
unhappily, discontented men everywhere--and 'we say
not that -in many,
,of our distant settlements, cases of
irdividoal oppression _axe of rare ocourreoce. Persons
smarting .under a sense- .cif private. wrongs, are not,
1 (..wfver, the talbsciaddirisilies its' suppeni of rspulitical
accusitiuh.
motion That rd )I*.sMittifie, lie, tgealled, io
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ceusequence of his alleged incapa.cl4l,* niabifested in
l.is originating and in his mode of conducting the Buri.
mese..war. .
In answer to which it was stiltd, by the Chairman of
E.ast lUdia Company, • that the Noble Lorsts (Ns;
patches, explaining the ica.siirs of his administesttionin
those Icspccts..were of so Sewn a nattire,aot•they bad
outy beim seen by himself and two or data of the Di•

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