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ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
This Evening, THURSDAY, August 31, will be performed (Ist Date) •
new Farce, called
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
The Characters by Messrs. Mathews Bartley, W. Hewlett, J. Bland, and
Keeley; mullets* Doden.
After which the Comic Operetta of
THE PROMISSORY NOTE.
Mr. Markham, Mr. Wrench; Mr. Scamper, Mr. Pearraan Caroline,
Miss Coward ; Cicely, Miss Kelly.
To conclude with the Musical Farce of
THE BOARDING HOUSE ; or. FIVE HOURS AT BRIGHTON.
Peter Fidget, Mr. Mathews.

ROYAL GARDENS. VAUXHALL.
Under the especial Permute, of ht. Moot Oractooi Majesty.
LAST NIGHT.

The Proprietors of the Royal Gardens. Vauxhall, respectfully announce
Cie LAST NIGHT OP THE SEASON. TO-MORROW EVENING,
rIIDAY, September 1, when they will present the Public with a spien-
;ll UNION GALA, combining all the Attractions of the Season. vit.
those of
His Majesty's Birth Night Coronation Gala
Duke of York's Night 'Waterloo Fete, and the
Duke of Clarence's Night Juvenile Fete.
The Gardens will be utacrilucent4 Illuminated with upwards of 12,000
extra Lamps. in Derives illustrative el all these festive occasions, form-
in a blare of light and spiv nicur unequalled any cruntry.
The CONCERT wiU e3111,1t. e the talents of Miss Trask, Mks Heim,.
and Mtss Love; Mr. Brnham. Mr. Sinclair. and Signor tie Hexui ; Mr.
TaylJr, Mr. HJracamle, Mr. Robinson. Mr. Tinney. and Mwder Barker.
Leader of the Band, Signor Spagnalettl ; Conductor, Mr. Bishop.
The lionatifoi Moonlight Scene of
THE RUINS 01 AN ITALIAN ABBEY,
Produced by Mr. Stanfield. of the 'Theatre Royal, Griwy.lasse, will be

log their march the imperial bands played the loyal air, God Save
the Emperor, &c. and Divine Service commenced with the sound
of the cannon. After the Liturgy, and when the prayer was about
commencing for the preservation of the Imperial Family, the Im-
perial Family, the General Officers, the troops, and the people, all
p►ostrated thernselvea with uncovered heads. During this prayer
the air was rent sith the sound of bells, trumpets, and artillety.
Te Drum was afterwards sung; and at its conclusion the Empress
returned to the Church, and a grand parade closed the solemnity.
AUGUST 2.—The agreeable intelligence has just reached us of
the arrival at Pettowsky Dwaretz of the Emperor and Empress.
An immense crowd had gone to meet them. The Prince Charles
of Prussia accompanied their Majesties. The day of their solemn
entrance to this capital is not yet fixed.

TURKEY.

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CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 25.

When the Sultan went on the 16th to the lilosque, to celebrate
the holyday of the Little Miran), a great dejection was observed in
the people. The Sultan was on that occasion accompanied by the
new troops in uniform ; and on the third day of the lisiram, instead
of the customary rejoicings, there were grand marneuvrea at Dolma
Bak:che of three battalions of the new troops, with 2.1 pieces of
cannon, which lasted several hours, under the direction of the Se-
'anklet. The Sultan and a great number of spectators were present.
Several threatening placards have appeared is divers streets. The
Smokier is not spared in them, and is reproached with his original
condition of a common porter. The Greek and Armenian pa-
triarchs, and the Jewish Rabbis, have been called, and de•ired to
cancert on a plan of contributions, to be levied on the people of
their different persuasions. They were told that it was nut the in-
tention of the Government to enforce any increase of the regular
taxes, but it was wished that every one should contribute according
to his beat means.

Ibrahim Pacha has been smile time engaged in negotiating with
the Mainotes, but has no tsucceeded in bringing them to any terms.
Thty have retired to their mountains.
They wilt( from Ancona that private !eters from Corfu mention
the arrival of Loot Cochrane at Napoli di Romania, which took
place at.the end of July ; but there is no direct intelligence.

MADAM, AVG. 22.

The Duke del Infantado, after his resignation, was accepted went
publicly to Court. He is not banished, and therefore his resigna-
tion has been perfectly voluntary. He is a true nobleman and per-
fect chevalier. He is generous, but he is neither fond of pomp nor
of ceremony. Ile entertained the King at his own expense at
Guadalajara, lent him money, never received any emolument, and
always gave proofs of tlisintemstedness. He was agreeable to the
Infants, to the Royalist party, and to the Clergy. He was an
enemy to embezzlement, atal it is not extraordinary that he has had
enemies. It is suppostd that he will be succeeded by the Duke of
San Carlos, who has set out from St. Petersburgh to return to
Spain. The Duke del Infantado had resolved some time ago to
resign, and nothing could prevent his taking this step.
A Turkish squadron of 22 sail has been detached from the fleet
of the Capitan l'acha, who continues at his station near tbe Duda-
!ldiot. It proceeded towards the coast of Egypt, and it is believed
that Its destination is Alexandria, from which it is to escort the re-
enforcements and warlike stores which Ibrahim expects from
Egypt. Ibrahim has not made any important movement, and
Hydra is the only point in Greece where any resistance has been
rrepared.
[from the rranlfie Journal.]
531 RNA.

Most of the measures taken at Constantinople, to prevent the
monopoly of neeeparics, have to en introduced at Smyrna. Com-
motion. Ilamilton had received from Canaria a letter of recommen-

dation its favour of an unfortunate female, whose son was a slave
at Smyrna. A subscription was opened on board the Revenge, and
in less than an hour lie had the satisfaction to advance the sum
which the owner the slave demanded for his ransom. Dr.
Baiily, notwithstandinc the innumerable difficulties opposed to his
proceedings, has succeeded in applying his admirable discoveries
in the case oft. c intermittent fever at Napoli di Romania. The
plague makes dreadful ravages on the roast of Syria.

t From the Journal dcs Wats of the 28th August.)

lasnox, ALTO. 12.

(PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.)

The new Ministers went last Sunday to the Palace of Quelue, to
pay their respects to the Queen, who, under pretence of indispo-
sition, would not receive them. Their Excellencies have presented
a petition to the Princess Regent, praying that their salaries be re-
duced to 30,000 francs per annum, as formerly fixed, and which
the late King increased to 40,000 in December last. We here give
a statement of the Electoral System, such as it is regulated by the
decree we published the day before yesterday.