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London, England, 1825-02-25 00:00:00

FOREIGN FUND&

Current Prices: New Spanish 181 19, Old 281 1, Russian 97/ 1,
liexican 80/ 1, Chaim 891. Columbian New 91, French Scrip
151 1, Austrian 973, Brazilian Scrip 43 3, Mexican *rip 33 1,
Greek 571 581, Greek Strip 11. - • •

AlHalide Amirante . -2105
Anglo Mexican Mines - 100
United Mexican ditto - 4 O 4O
oionibian ditto - 100
Pasco Peruvian ditto.
Brazilian ditto
Bzenos Ayres ditto
Adigiu Chinas

tAtb. PRICE To-DAY.
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S 38 39
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S 15116
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
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AMSTERDAM, Fs& 22.—0 n London, 39. 7. 2 M. 39. 5.
RAMBURGH, Fis. 13.—0 n London, 36. 31. 2 Us. 36.01.
Pwriassuaon, Fes. 4.—On London, 9 27-32.
Lurac, Fr.o. 14.—0 n London, 3 M. 6. 14 ?2.
• ter ICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2391/4
3 prr Cent. Red. 94% /8 Vs
2 per Cent. Cons. 941/8 37/8
Si per Cent. Red. 1011/2
• 4 per Cent. New 1061/8 6
L•mg Ann. 23 5-16 IA
India Bonds 96 8
South Sea Stock 106
L:1,000 I:,tcheq. Bills (2d.) 61 62; (11/2d.) 61 63
£5OO ditto (2d.) 61 62 ; (1.1/2d.) 61 63
£lOO and 1:200 ditto (2d.) 61 62; (11/2d.) 61 65
Cons. for April 943/8 1/4

We are happy to state that kr. Secretary CANNING
is rather better to-day; but is still confined to his room.

Two documents have just been published, by order
of the Hoose of Commons, which exhibit, in a most
striking degree, the rapid increase of our commerce and
manufactures. The fii st is an account of the value, as
calculated at the official rates, of all British and Irish
produce and manufactures exported from Great Bri-
tain in the years 1822, 1823, and 1824, ending the 10th
of October in each year. From these returns, it appears
that the Exports in the year 1822, were 45,787,3891. in
1823, 46,261,5111. and in the year 1824, 50,758,8081.
being an increase of nearly five millions ill the short
period of two years.
Of the Exports in the last year, the Cotton Manu-
factures alone amount to 26,880,9371. exclusive of
Cotton Twist and Yarn of the value of 3,138,34'71. The
following are the amounts of the other articles of Ex-
port:—Brass and Copper manufactures 582,5771. Glass
and Earthenware 284,3681. Hardware and Cutlery,
686,9.861. Iron and Steel, wrought and unwrought,
],490,3141. Linen manufactures 3,174,8341. Silk manu-
factures 189,813/.. British Refined Sugar 1,121,9401.
Woollen Goods 6,880,2001. and all other articles
6,334,4921.

The second document is an account of the value,
as calculated at the official rates, of all Foreign and
Colonial Merchandise, exported from Great Britain, in
each of the three years, ended 10th of October, 1824,
The' total amount of these Exports was in 1822,
10,96'2,3591. in 1823, 9,791001. and in 1824,
10,978,3141. The greatest portion is, of course, Colo-
nial Merchandise, and it appears by the returns for the
last. 'ear, that the Exports of Coffee and Cocoa
amounted to 2,413041. Piece Goods of India,
1,033,7351. and Raw Sugar, 1,042,8861. Thus it will
be seen that the total of our exports for the last
year, amounted to the immense sum of 61,7373 221.
nearly the whole of which was of itish produce or
manufactures. Well might bis MAJESTY, in the Speech
at the opening of Parliament, state that "there never
was a period in the history of this country, when all the
great interests of the nation were in so thriving a con-
dition, or when a feeling of content and satisfaction
was more widely diffused throughout all classes of the
peop!e."