The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-20 00:00:00

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DRURY-LONE THEATRE.
Thiv E% ening, FRIDAY. Jan SO. will be performed the Mut h hi
Draw/Lae
GUY MOINERINti. _
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Henry itertraM, Mr.— Kinelair ; Donahue linuireon. Mr. I.,iton;
Dim.iie 'minima. Mr. Taytaure. LOq hetteant. ;
Juke Mauuerine, ICU Povey ; Meg Menthes, Mre. N. 11 est.
ro eoneltede with the Psittiwaithe of
MARLEMUIN, .I.tClt Ur ALI.
Harlequin. Mr. Howell: Pantaloon. Mt. T. Maneherd ; Clown, 'Mr.
T. Brown : columbine. NW Barnett.
To-morrow. The Lord of taw Menet ; and the Pinto:Mine.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

This Evening. FRIDAY, Jan sg; irui be performed tI, tews

C1..~ 11.

The Doke Vlvabil, Mr. Power; Eases°. Favreett . JAeutO.
I►uruwts Hemrshe. Mr. Reeky; Mitopeelo. Mr. Meade we. t.
Mist Patou ; %rupiah, Mho Lore.
After whleh the Comedy of
CHARLES THE SECOND.

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Charlie the Peon& Mr. C. Keniblei Lord Hoeheeter, Mr. Power:
Captain Coup, Mr. Fawcett. Mary. Mlini Heline.
re euneluae with the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AND THE M WICK Dual!:
Or. HEAD r Y AND THC Brawl E.
Harlequin, Mr. Cilari Pantaloon. Mr. Barneo: Clown.
Orlowski' Cultunhine, Mho Homer.
Tomorrow, The Tempest; and the Pantomime.

TO CORRESPOND*NTS.

We hive not been inattentive to M. friendly communication agm.d
•• it.** re.pecting the usodern tysteiti of Political Faotioruy. lu
a t+ ay or two our covrespundeut will bear further how us.

The BRITISH rags. commenced publishing yesterday morn-
ing to lies o'clock.

LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY Pi), INC

Last night we received the Etude dated Wednesday,
with the other Paris papers of Tuesday. It appears by an
a-ticle in the femur that the mutiny at St. Petenburch
originated, in some dc,;ree, in political opinions, quite
distinct from the mere choice of Princes or questions of
hereditary. right. The Etude speaks of " the SANTA
ROSA' of the banks of the Neva," and names several of
the Russians concerned in the late revolt as the victims of
" incendiary writings." The Directing Senate bare decreed
tire erection of a colossal statue of the late Emperor, with
the inscription "Ruuia to Alexander I." A circular, it is
cited, has beer. addressed to all the Russian Ambassadors
by the new Monarch, professing his intention to tread in
the steps of his predecessor.
The French Funds are rather on the advance.
(From the Etoslr dated Wednesday. 18th .tanua►r.l
Past., .Isx• 17.

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(After some reflections on the language held be the miter porn.
als respecting the events at St. Petenburgh, the Etdite continues
as follows, —) _ _

11'e invite the tublic to be on its guard spina aQ the false-
Laods the journals will not fail to utter respecting the depo-
s•tioos of the officers arrested at St. Petersburgh. It would es pose
itself again to take falsehoods and suppositions the realities. There
were evidcr.tly acme persons who were misled on the and ir
sy by ►aid that all the soldiers were in this situation. The Em-
peror has pardoned them all. As for the caters, several or them
may undoubtedly have been hurried away by an error which may
be justified ; but those who dreamt of theories inapplicahlr to
their country, the Santa Rosas of the bauks of the N,ra., would
be unpardonable after the sanguinary lemons which Europe hat
received.

How criminal are those who, secure from all danger. Li-piety sow
r a journal ideas which will germinate in some beads thousands
of leagues off, and endanger the tranquillity of States. The un-
fortunate Audoniesky who put an end to his days with a pistol be-
fore lie wsa taken. Tills unfortunate poet, Bileif Abalemki,
and Gleboir himself, are terrible proofs of the danger of these in-
cendiary writings, which professors of discord every day scattier
with profusion. . . . .

We then easily understand the motives which dictate the prohi.
bitinna pronounced sonnet these journals one after the other, and
ti.ey call for precautions against fire *d violations of liberty.
The following are the promotions made by the Emperor on his
accession:—

Generals Souchostmet, Commander of the Artillery of the
Guard. Islenieff, Poefxdt Stairanort, Duchaknit, and Tthitcherin
(commanding the Dragoons of the Guards), are appointed AiJew.
de-Camp Gei.eral; Count Stephen Aptaxin 31ajor-Oentral. AU
the Colonels maimandirri battalioos of the Regiment Priebe*.
jinski err appointed Aidef-de.Camp to the Numortn.
The Directing Senate to St. Petersburgh decided, in int sitting
on the 16th December, that a colossal statue shall be erected so the
late Emperor, with this insaiption—
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