The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-29 00:00:00

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Title Evening, FRIDAY. April 29. will he performed
THE LORD OF THE MANOR.
Sir John Contrast, Mr.WHllams; ilashley, Mr. P7ne Young Con-
trast, Mr. Vining; Trumore, Mr. Melrose; Let Nippe, Mr. K. West;
Ralph, Mr. Ross. Sophia, Mks George; Ancatte, Madame VeStria ;
Peggy, Mrs. C. Jones; Mull Flaggon, Mr. J. Russell.
After which,
YOUTH, LOVE, 1N FOLLY.
Baron de Briancourt, 11r.Williams ; Louts de (Anvil, Mr. Melrose;
Ylorimond, Mr. Vining: Antonle, Mr. Wilkinson. Arinnette, Mrs
Humby ; Buns, Mrs. T. Hill.
To conclude with
THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Drugget, Mr Dowton; Sir Charles Racket, Mr. Vining; Mrs. Drugget,
Mrs. C. Jones; Lady Racket, Mrs. Davison.
To-morrow, Love In a Village, and a new Comedy, called Tribula-
tion, or Unwelcome N litters.

The Barrens PAIS, commurnee4 publishing ynterday morning
at five o'clock.

LONDON, FRIDAY, Aram 29, 1813.

The Paris Morning P'

of Tuesda:

are quite filled

2apers _ ty
with the debate in the Chamber of Deputies on the pre-
ceding. i,, rsiative to the scandalous transaction et
VuriAiD. M. DE LA BOURDONNAYE opened the discus-
sion with a speech strongly condemnatory of the Ministry
for their connection with OuvaARD; and in order that the
Chamber might not be required to pass accounts impli-
cated with these corrupt proceedings, he moved that the
consideration of the expenses of the war department for
1823 be postponed till the criminal tribunals had given
judgment against OuVIARD and his accomplices. M. De
VILLELE replied to this speech, and insisted that the
Chamber was bound to give their opinion at once upon the
I accounts laid before them. General FOY then addressed
the Chamber at considerable length, and with great se-
verity, against the Ministry. M. DE VILLELE replied
again, but in a subdued voice, and with an embarrassed
sisaner. The Members several times called upon him to
speak louder. The debate was adjourned, many Deputies
being inscribed upon the list, for the purpose of being heard
on the subject. On Wednesday a notification was commu-
nicated from the Kix° to the President of the Chamber of
Deputies respecting the coronation. This solemnity, it
appears, is certainly fixed for the 29th of May. Besides
the Grand Deputation of the Chambers, there will be ac-
commodations prepared for 100 other members.
The Monikur of Tuesday contains no official article,
except a repetition of that relative to ships captured by the
Spaniards.
I.From the Etoik, dated WednesdaY•l
PARIS, Aver/. 28.
To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies, the President read to the
Chamber a letter from his Majesty, and another from the Minister
of the Interior, both addressed to the President.
THE ZINO'S LETTER.
" It being nut intention to have our coronation performed in the
Metropolitan Church of our good city of Rheims, we write you this
letter to acquaint you, that our desire is that a grand deputation of
our Chamber of Deputies for the Departments shall repair, on the
29th of slay to our good city aforesaid, to be present at the
ceremony. These presents having no other object, we pray God to
have you in his holy keeping.
" Given at our Palace of the Tuileries, the 25th of April, the
Year of Grace 1825, and the first at' our reign.
(Signed) " CHARLES.
" COR BI E RE."
LETTER TROX THE MINISTER OE TILE INTERIOR TO THE
PRESIDENT.
" SlR—The King has been pleased to authorise me to announce.
to you, that orders have been given to prepare, on chi occasion of
the Coronation, apartments at Rheims for one hundired Members
of the Chambers, independently of those who form part of the
Grand Deputation. Accept," ite.
FRENCH FE/JOS.—PARIS, Arll L 26.—Five per Cents. opened
at 102i'. 25e..., closed at 102 f. 25c. Bank Stock, 2,110 f. Rents de
Naples, 90f. 40c. Route d'Espagae, 18i. Royal Spanish Loan,
1823, 58i. Exchange on London.—One month, 24f. 95c.; three
months, 24f. 80c.—Cours Atithentique, April 2G.

Last night we received the Amsterdam Papers of Wed-
nesday. They announce, that on Sunday last, at Brus-
sels, the King of the NETHERLANDS, accompanied by
such members of the Royal Family as were in that
capital, attended divine service for the first time during
the last five months. His MAJESTY appeared to be perfectly
recovered from his long and painful indisposition. The water
of the late inundation has not yet subsided, and many
farmers have consequently been compelled, from time to
time, to sell, for want of fodder, the cattle which they
had preserved with so much difficulty, and with the aid of
chart table neighbours.
Asiarrwnwss, APRIL 26.—Eschange on London, 39 5; two
months, 39 3.

Letters were necked yesterday from Lisbon to the 16th
instant inehisi“.. From them we learn, upon the best
authority, that the Portuguese Government had consented
to recognise the independence of Brazil, and that the pre-
liminary arrangements with that view had been concluded
with Sr: CHARLES STUART. We understand that the
temper and disposition evinced by the Portuguese Ministry