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London, England, 1825-06-20 00:00:00

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MONDAY, JUNE 40. 1825.

• STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Coniols opened this morning al4lll fee the Aeasent, and are sow
911 buyers, with the Market looking up. As yet these is not :nosh
business doing.
In the Foreign Market everything Is mending.
• Current Pekes: New Spanish 191 20, Old Spanish 241 2.t. Rua.
aau 933 lank= 761 1. Lisilian 821, Colombian New 861 87,
Brazilian Scrip 11 disc. bleeican Scrip 21 disc.
PtliCE OF STOCKS AT ONE trei.ooK.
S per Cent. KeJ. 90% %
S piti Cent. Cons. Shut.
Si per Cent. Red. 981/s
4 per Cent. New Shut.
Llng Ann. 22 21 1646
India Stock Shut.
£l,OOO Exclieq. Bills 36 33
1:500 ditto 57 35
£lOO and £'2oo ditto 35 Si
India fur Acct. 279
Cont. for Acct. 91 %
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Aisitrian B4s 5 p Ct. Mex. Scrip 01115,.2* 1 dis
lira:Man Bonds
Ditto Acct. 2* 1 2 * dis
Ditto Acet. 431 Neapolitan Bonds, 1824,
DittoSctip, spCt. 1825, Peruv. Bonds, 6 per Ct.
Ditto Acct. 1 4 dis. Ditto Scrip,
Buenos Ayres Bonds 96i Ditto Acct.
Ditto Atm. nei Portuguese Bonds
Ch lien Bonds. 6 p Ct. 821 Ditto Acct.
Colombian 'WA pC. 851 86 Prian Bonds Sp C. 101
Ditto Bonds, 1894, 88 871 Do. Bonds. 18220
Ditto Ace. 871 88 Rum Bonds,lllll2, 6pCt. 954 I
Danish Bonds, 5 per Ct. Ditto for Ace. 951
Ditto Scrip, toBs, 3Cs Spanish p. Ct. C. 241 5 44
Ditto Amt. 51 3 dis Ditto Acct. 2da 41
Greek Bondi 49 1 . Span. Sp. C. 1822, 241 191
De. Scrip 1815, toi 04 di.. Ditto Acct. to
Ditto Acc. 101 10 dis. French Recites. S p Ct. 1011
Mex. Bonds, 5 p Ct. 77 Eschsarl toc
Ditto Acct. 77 Russian Inecrlption„ pC.
BRITISH AND Fi3RIZION SHARES, TWO ON:LOCK.
• MINES.
5410. PRICE Pia muss
Anglo Wide= • £lOO .Cos 191..0 pm. A 1124
Anglti -* • 100 - 9 81 9
China's • £lOO re,s • 16 15
Cbilian and Forma= 9
Cobalt sod Copper il 31 1
Faniatirm . -
,s • . 4/411$ ins. 174
Pasco Peruvian lOO - 5 - 111 *
Potosi. is Paz, & Peron. SO 5 • 121
Royal .Irisis • ' Al. 144 U. I prem. * die.
United Mexican „ 40, - #0 -
Ditto New 40 19
A 551:1t5/Cr COMPANY.
Alliance Sisk It For. 100 (0
MISCELLANBOUS.
• MAIM PAM PRICE Pita SWAIM
Australian - - 100 . 5 30
British Iran C.mnpany - 109 • b • 71 1
British Rock & Patent Salt SO' ' 5 91 1
Canada Company - 100 10 - 591 40
Egyptian 200 4
Equitable Loon Baolt . 1 11 2
Great Westminster Dairy 25 • 4 - 4 •
lideditterancaa Steam 100 15 - ll 12
Metropolitan Alderney Dairy 25 • 5*
Pacific 'Pearl Fishery 50 b 41
This forenoon we received Frankfort Papers to the
14111.-and Dutch Papers to the-
.I,Bth inst. It appears
'theannieenary of the battle of Waterloo is observed
as• a holiday at Amsterdam, and the publication of the
Journals suspended on that day. The plan of esta.
blidring a National 13,rik hai at length been adopted
at Berlin. Tire Cantons of Ure,*Underwald. Appenzel,
and Tessino. have agreed on a military convention
with Naples, for the supply pf troops, on the same
terms as Lucerne.
The Oriental Spectator, of the 29th of April, states,
that twenty-eight Greek vess is had 'been lately" seen
near the islands Misconissi. The same Journal. states,
thrt some Austrian and French vessels had been plus-.
dared by the Greek cruisers.
Letters from Solo of the 18th April, say, es Thi Rn-s,
meliot.Reginisnt of Ouse Pacha has lately, had a vin-
lent -affray with the suite of the Aga of the Janis,'
'arks, in Whitt there west twelve men killed and
twenty wcnnded of the' two partite', In consequence,
Oasata had received onfers to quit the island. The
Tut kish .ships of war which were it Mitylene, and had
reached the transports laden with ammunition, &c. had.
left the island, in consequence of recent orders, and
gone to the Dardanelles, to the vessels already the*
waiting for the remainder of the Ottoman squadron."
The following are extracts: .
INSPRUCK, JUNE 0.
The road over the mountain of Bormeo, one of the
boldest undertakings of our times, is now completed.-
-The h;ghest point' which it reaches is 8000 feet above
the level of the sea, and it consequently surpasses in
elevation all the roads of earlier times which have been
so lung admired. Art has happily triumphed over all
the obstacles which the nature of the country opposed
to the work, arid a communisation has been formed, by
this road, between two neighbouring people, ',nth sub.
jeers of the Austrian Government. M. Jager, innkeeper,
Of Laudeck, passed yesterday, for the first time, along
this rued in a broad-wheeled waggon. to fetch Italian
Nits from Dot meo and S,Judrin.

16i

We have received the French Papers cf Friday, and
the Etaik of Saturday, together with private letters of
the former date. The Journals still dwell on the Coro-
nation ; the letters. also elude to it, though in a dif-
ferent manner. The •Deputies of the Lswer Chamber-
seem to think they Wet e slighted at the ceremony, and
are quite angry with M. Raver, the President, for not
assuming his proper station, nor has his nomination to
the Order of Ste Esprit, tended to reconcile them to the
suspected insult. At the same time other means have
not been neglected to render the ceremony popular.
The distribution of Crosses of the'Legion of Honour has
been so general and indiscrimiitate, that a literary man,
when asked why he had not One? replieJ, la because I
love distinction."
• The Journal of Nantes mentions the arrival at that
port of the Amphitrite, which had been hoarded and
.plundered by,n Colombian privateer on the 22d of April,
lin- 4 Nlrth lat. and 19 West long: The French Govern-
ment has demanded teparat:on for this iaAilt °feted
to its lag.