The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-22 00:00:00

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Pink Stock 233/ 4/
DA** Acct.
3 per CAIIII Ito/lima 03/
3 per Cent. Cons. 36/
3/ per Coot.
Ditto Am
Lew
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lotr Stock 290/
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South Sea 014 Annuities
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Lottery Tickets 191. 19e.

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Brarilian Scrip 1 pm
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THEATRE. ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
TOle Evening, FRIDAY, °et 22. will be perfumed
PER VREISCHUTZ
Or. THE BLACK HUNTSMAN Or BOHEMIA.
Otbear. Mr. taker; Conral. Mr. [serum: Caspar, Mr. Bennett;
Wilhet,ru. Mr. Postman : the BINA Huntsman et BtrOetnia. Mr. Event.
Bertha. Mw Pawn; Lena, MW Lev*.
After whisk.
CLARL
'The Duke Vivaldi. Mr. T. P. Cuotei Milame. Mt. Fatreett. Carl,
NM M. •Tree: Vespina, Mise Lure.

THEATRE norAL, HAYMARKET.
Tele treeing. FRIDAY. Oct. ZS. will be performed
THE HEIR AT LAW.
Lortl Duherly, Yr. Linos ; Dick °owlet'. Mr. Vining; Doctor Put-
tees, \lr. Harley; Zekiel Homespun, Mr. W. West. Lady °Meetly.
Sirs. W!tideor; Cicely Hoespun. Mrs. T. Hill.
After which new Petst Opera. called
HIDE AND SERA.

the principal Characters b Meant. Lillian. William, Ilelrate;
MN. T. MU, And Mint holly.
To conclude with

P.V.*
Jobson. Mr. Dowton l Nell, Miss Kelly.
NEW W.SI;RREfTHEATRE.

Ths preterit FRIDAY, Ott. t 42. will be presented Melo Drams,
called
THE KtEURA:
Ot, THE INDRN MATE'S VESSEL
Te• conclude with

O!%. -F
;
Or. THE DEMON OF THE woLrs GLEN AND THE SEVIN
CHARMED MALE rs.

The Bunts Pa ass commenced publishing yesterday morning
a quarter berme eve o'clock.

LONDON, FRII/AY. Ocrosta 44, 1844.

The war with the French Ministry is waged more se-
t;vely and vigorously than ever in the Paris papers of
Tuesday. From each side, Royalist and Liberal, the attacks
are made with great fierceness and apparent confidence of
success. The Journal des Debuts has an able article on
the state of Spain, which it truly ascribes to the narrow
and doubtful policy of the French Cabinet towards that
wretched country. "We can neither aband.nt it," says
t 1:: journalist, "to the dangers of a fresh civil war, nor
continue to occupy it at our own expense, such are the
t. nanimoue distrust of the Spaniards as to all foreign inter-
ference, the want of moderation among the clergy, the
e•!ly body possessed of influence, and the political debase-
i-.:nt of the Nobility, by the shameful practices of the
f mier Ministers. Why dial we abandon the generous and
wiar principles proclaimed by the Prince Generalissimo at
Amiejar? We are, said the magnanimous Bouirama,
under the obligation of preserving the tranquillity of the
L;ngdoin ; we ought not to suffer arbitrary arrests, gri-
t .itcus unnecessary molestation', or imprudent persecu-
fcns : they tend only to embitter party spirit, and keep
a'ive the flames of civil war ; at least they defer the re-
s:ration of public peace and order." Further on the
j4;uraalists asks--" What party have we gained by
c-nr vacillating and hollow policy ? What credit hare
we with the Cabinet of Madrid, with the clergy, or with
t':e people?" The article concludes thus—" The President
of the Council has shewn himself, in this casz as in
craters, a man of some skill for a single transaction, but
wholly destitute of that comprehensiveness of mind which
e-ables its possessor to see beforehand a train of conse-
quences, and equally deficient in that loftiness of character
which inspires confidence in those who know him. Like
the pilot of a petty boat, he can avoid perils when he sees
them plainly, but he is no captain for a long voyage. He
cannot sail across the ocean. Wandering without design,
or compass, he is every moment in danger of striking
against a rock, or foundering in a storm." The Conatifti-
ti.mceo. however, denies that either the Prince de Poi to-
ase or M. de CHATE•elittlaND has returned to Paris.
That paper has a long account of the disturbances at the
:metal of the actor PHILIPPE. It appears that the Mi-
mstar of the Interior excused himself from interfering,
by telling the deputation who waited upon him, that it
was not in his power to compel the Clergy to receive the
cor?se of a player into their cemetery. 'fhe Cunstitidionnel
aids, in a postcript,—" We are assured that an order has
been issued from authority, to celebrate a funeral service
fir the deceased, and that it will take place this evening
(N.rnday), at his parish church of St. Lawrence."
From St. Petersburgh we learn, through the llnnifeer,
that after all, the Turkish troops have not been withdrawn
i.-:.r .:he principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia. This
Irtelligence takes us by surprise, as, from the autograph
letter lately transmitted by his Isr ?ratal. MAJESTY to the
of GREAT BRITAIN, we were induced to consider the
misunderstandings beiwem Russia and the PORTE corn-
pl.4ely removed. We must wait for further intelligence.
Ti.e revocation of the Greek Proclamation against neutrals
14 fUlly confirmed. It took place as far back as the Sd of
S•ptembcr.

IFront the Illonite4, of Tuesday, Oct. 19.1
(Official Part.)

PARIA, OCT. IS.

To-day before Mass, his Excellency Prince CI(CAITILCICAL A,
An:bessailor of the Two Skilies. presented to the Kixu. io a pri-
vate audience, a kite? from his Sovereign on the death of his
Alaiesty, Louie XVIII. and the accession of his Majesty
est•••Es X.

(k Monday, the 11th. Sir CHARLES STTTART presented his
rem ert..dentials to his Majority Cusnt.irs X. u Amtushador
trao•dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from hts Britannic dia.
j -sty.
(Non-Official Part.)
Acissnano, Ott. 11.

We have received direct front St. Petersburgh the following
details, under date of September 25.
" The Ministry has just received a very detailed report from
Gee-rai SABIN! Ere. Commander in Chief of the Ruselan forces
ste..kned in Itesaarahin, upon the actual situation of 11101tIseis.
report has made the greater Impression on the mind. of
t.i • Members of our Cabinet, as It completely contradicts the
piticialiing accounts sent to the office of Foreign Atfairs, relative
to the departure of Turkish troops. We are now certain that
they still occupy the principality, and that they are net even
taking any steps which indicate that they will soon 'itinerate it.
It is not doubted that this news will make the Emerson es-
t-emely discontented with the Turkish Government, and lead to
veal changes in the policy of the Russian Cabinet.
The Ear►:non will ba back in this capital much soonest than
was eapected. This Is not caused by Imbued circumstance*. but.'
as iridwifosition which has seised his Alarcon on his jouenev.
sod which is ascribed to the season, which already begins to be
severe w MU part* of the empire.
According to out last accounts frau Vienna, the diplomatic

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