The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-23 00:00:00

Elie 23tittlitt tOresSIS.

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
Thla Reenter, WEDNESDAY, Angtrtt 23, will be perforated the new
Grand Sala-Comic Opera of
THE ORACLES or, THE INTERRUPTED SACRIFICE.
The principal Character+ by ?deters. J. Bland, Perkins, J. O. Atkins, H.
Itaplo. and Thorne; Mole+ Paton, Hamiltorwand Cloward.
After which the aludcal h:atertalantent of
LOCK AND KEY.
Brummagem, Mr. Bartley ; Ralpb, Mr. G. Penton) Laura, 311 u Roden
Fanny, Hiss Cloward.

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ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXIIALL.
Under the especial retrousse of his Most Gracious Majesty.
ONLY FIVE NIGHTS MORE.
The Proprietors respectfully acquaint the Public that the Royal
Gardens
will CLOSE on Friday, the I it of September.
This Evening, WEDNESDAY, August '2.3, will be repeated the splen-
did NAVAL GALA, on the some settle of trrandenr as at the ceiebna
thin of the Birth-day of his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence on
Monday Evening last, when con .tant succeseion of Amusements
will be given during the whole of the Evening. Upwards of 13,000 add!-
throat Lamps, in cations Naval 'trophies, Emblems, &c.
The CONCERT will be appropriate, and embrace the talents of Miss
Travis. and Miss Love ; Alias Ileitne. Mr. Braham, Mr. Sinclair, and Sig.
nor Ile liogots • Mr. Taylor, Mr. Horneastie, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Tinnefs
and Master flirter. Leader of the Band, Signor Spagnolettl. Con-
ductor, Mr. Bishop.
The beautiful Moonlight Scene of the Rains of on Italian Abbey, pro-
&geed by the celebrated Mr. Stanfield, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane,
will be attain exhibited.
lir. WILSON, on the TIGHT ROPE, will exhibit his surprising Evo.
lotions in • complete Change of Performances, amongst which an entire
novelty, called "Tile Carnival of Venice, or a Masquerade on Two Tight
Rapes." by Mr. Wiisou, assisted by the Young American, introducing
Polichinello end Family, with Comic Dancing, &c.
On this Evening, for the sixth time, will be performed a new Ballet,
entitled IL CORONADIENTE DELLA ROZIERE,
Composed by Mons. B. Vestris : the Husk by Mr. G. H. Rodwell ; the
Scenery by Mr. Thnrne. Principal Dancers:—Madame routine Bootie-
not and Monsieur B. tris ; blestlames Colson, Adelaide, and Bianca ;
Monsieur Sailivan. and the Two Risigways, who will Vanes an entirely
new Grotesque Pas de Deux.
Durin4 the Evening. Mr. BLACKMORE will exhibit his nomad Evolu-
tions on the SLACK ROPE.
A Military Baud will play at intervals, during the Evening, In the
Orci.estra.
With a grand DISPLAY of FIRE WORKS, by Southby.
In i'e last Grand Piece tae YOUNG AMERICAN will snake his
TERRIFIC ASCENT to the Moorish Tower, and Descend amidst
Volumes of Fire.
Private Boxes to be had of Mr. Andrews, Rood street.
Doors open at Seven o'Clock.—Concert begins at. Half-past Eight
Admission -le.

The BRITISH Poise commenced publishing yesterday
looming at five o'clock.

LONDON, WEDNESDAY, Auaurr 23, 1821.

The only subject of discussion in the French morning
papers of Sunday is that of the decision of the Cour Royale,
relative to the Denunciation of the Count de MoNTLoSIER,
which the Etude, it seems, had given in a very garbled
form. We have only to refer on this subject to the letter
of our Paris Correspondent. The following are a few
extracts from these papers, u well as from the Eloik of
Monday :
[ From the Colestitalionnel of August 20.)

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Extract of a private letter from the Hague, dated August 12 :
" It is reported here that the Countess Survilliers, wife of Joseph
Bonaparte, and sister of the Queen of Sweden, Is gone to Antwerp,
where her Majesty, on her way to the South of France, is expected
every day to arrive. A Chamberlain of the Queen of Sweden,
lately arrived from Brazil, whither he had gone charged with a
mission from his Government to the Court of Rio Janeiro, and who
is resident at Brussels, is also gone to Antwerp, it is supposed for
the purpow a:joining her Majesty. It is not believed impossible
that the return of the Count Survilliers from America, which has
been prematurely announced by the Belgian journals, should coin-
cide with the journey of the two sisters, and that all three, coming
from distant parts and different directions, should meet in that town."
According to the latest advice% from Berlin, the Greek Commit.
tee of that capital was on the point of sending 30,000 more rix dol-
lars to Mr. Eynard• . _

'1 lie Chamber of Accusation assembled yesterday for the purpose
or deliberating on the Act of Reserve of the Attorney-General,
tending to prosecute the individuals mentioned in the suit relative
to the contracts of Ouvrard. The Court has issued, on each of the
four Acts of Accusation, a decree, in virtue of which, M. Gabriel
Julien Ouvrard and M. de Mauleon are alone sent to the tribunal
of correctional police (6th Chamber). They are accused of hav-
ing attempted to corrupt by promises M. Laurent, Deputy-Chief
of the Artillery Staff of the army of Spain. with the view of ob-
taining acts from the 'Ministry of this functionary, which attempt
has had no effect.
The receipts of the Philanthropic Society in favour of the Greeks
amount, from the Ist to the 7th August, to 27,993 francs.— Courrier

Friuteu;s.
[From the Ensile, dated Monday, August 21.1