The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-15 00:00:00

ROYAL GARDENS, 'VAUXHALL.

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Maier the espec:al Patronage of his Most Orsch•us Majesty.
7.II.NORROW EVF.NING, June 16, and every alunday. Wednesday.
act Verity, during the Season, Use Amusements c.mmence with
stRAND CONC}:RT. in Two Acts, la the superb new Concert Room, at
Hi( rs.t Right. Vocal Performers.
Mass Stehens M giynur De Derrnis Mr. 'Pinney
,I.t.lams Corners Mr. Hrehro. Mr . fiss,.tie Mr. Robinson
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.Ls Cooke Mr. •+th^ta:r Mr. C. Taylor M Barker.
Cempu.er nductor, Mr. V. R. Bighno.
AL the end of the lint Act the C0u..,..:1 an entirely new radon!
lintlet. by 3tonvieur J. A. 'The.eur, late Billet-Master to the Theatre
Ain.tertlthr, entitled
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Preformert--Mademokelle Ro•i!ttnol, frost the
'ft t:•• Royal, Amsterdam ; mot Motwieur li. Vettrtr, frost the Theatres
I:.la' San Carlos. at %sole,. and IA Scala, a Milan.
of the ila•id for the 114 lei. Zr.> li,oke.
:I,tttitzat:on. will b... 13 the most marc.C.Lceot Male.
The Amnwsnent. to conch: le with
A BHII.I.IANT ONFLAY oF FIRM-Wlllllol.
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At' it I..ee. of the Theatre ti. Covent-uartkn. and Illau Poem of
t.. 'neatre Royal, Drury.lene. ure enraged, and wilt shortly mare their

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reverting Acl:nliolon Card; tot the Peening. the Private
frr the Season or Nyhtly, may be had upon application to Mr.
A. BOOkf•Iler,
• at Seven o'Cluck.--Concat commences at Nalf.past Eight.
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s ri:r...—Tha Public will Once to take notice, that all %roe. offered
I •3._ on the outride of the Gardens are spurious. Copies of the Sung.
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We 1Ar..1 is tl.e Gardens.

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ere 1 Lottcries eel for CVCr with this ItrAwita. Six Parra 130,0141
5.1 .t flax Day. The price at Tickets and Shares wiU Ab• altar Nix
Bxt to day.

I BRITISH Pntss commencod publishing pawky morn.
ing m sic o'clock.

LONDON, THURSDAY, Ji..ss Is, Dm.

We Hive received the French nipers in due course.
mention an article in the Gazette or Madrid, att-
noimeing the dispersion of the band of Corona, about the
riddle of May. The rest of their contents are pried-
pi'ly relative to Greece.

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Farxci; Ft:I.:Wt.—PAWS, JUNI 12.—Fireper Cents. 97f. 55e.;
3 per Gems, Of. ba ; Bank Stock. 2.060 f. ; Berea de Naples,
721. 7it.: Royal Spaniah Loan, 48; Ilaytien Lor.n. MK Ex-
on London.—One mouth, 2r.f. 55e. ; three months, 25f. 31c.
Antlientique.

•,' Dutch rapers of the 13th have been received, an-
ro..ocing the arrival of VAN CAPCLI LN, the late Go-
veruor of Batavia, from

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Tbe principles which we have avowed with regard to the
Elections are sufficiently tolerant; but while we are willing
to admit the merit of individuals whose opinions are dif-
ferent from our own, we do not mean to extend that in-
dulgence to cases in which neither ability nor integrity
cm be pleaded. While we lament the errors of senators
ke Baouotien, 111.textrirosit, Hume, &e., we detest
the factious and inconsistent behaviour of such men as
III:NT and CODBETT. We cannot agree with Sir FRANCIS
/4t. POET 7 and Sir Roam WILSON, when they flatter the
passions of a Westminster or Southwark mob, by tirades
against the Scotch and the Government; but we recognize
with pleasure many generous traits in their characters,
vbich do honour to the English as a nation. In such men
a.s II It NT and Cone ETT, if we except the faculty, which
they certainly possess, of prcducing an impression upon
tile crowd, we can sec none of these redeeming qualities;
we can give them credit neither for depth of penetration
nor generosity of purpose. We should certainly lament
the admission of such men as these to the deliberative as-
sembly of a great nation : but we have too much confidence
in the sound judgment of the English people, even among
the lowest orders, to suppose for a moment that such will
lbe t! ,e result of the election in Somerset, or at Preston.
Our countrymen may smile at the shrewdness of COBBE re
end the impudence of Huwv ; but they are too well
a eutre of the necessity of other qualities in their Repre-
sentatives ever to confide their interests to such deans-
gloves as these, and we consider it almost superfluous to
make any remarks on the subject. In this respect, as well
as on some other recent occasions, we have been led to dif-
fer from those who generally agree with us in their opi- '
Mons. We never thought it probable that these men
would be successful, and we should almost consider it a
l.hel on the English people to intimate such a suspicion.
The poll at Preston has hitherto justified us in our conchs-
mons, and till the relative situation of the Candidates suffir
a very considexable alteration, we shall not, probably,
think it necessary again to address the public on the sub-
ject.—l t must be extremely gratifying to ail friends of so-
eral order to learn that the Yorkshire Election is not to be
tamtented. For our parts we can see no difference of opi-
nine between the contending parties, in most of Elections,
soff.cient to justify a Candidate in provoking a popular
contest which could answer no purpose, if carried on sue-
Lessfully, but that of personal aggrandizement.

CITY. ..'ItDXESDAY F.VZNING.

The Funds mill continue in a demised state, and little business
Las been done. Consols for areount continued all day at Nil,
Reduced J per Cutts 791 and VI, Exchequer Bills varied from 611.
to 10*, prerr.itint.
In the Foreign Market, Colombian Bonds leave sufrered a very
cmibiderable depression, in consequence of the alarming amounts
Antrum-4 the payment of the divideeds whkh have got into circu-
liiiiria from the American lais•r,. The indications of mutual jea.
lousy among these States has contributed In no ordinary degree to
merease the backwardness of the purchasers of Trensatiouic se.
(grilles.

The Garda de Colombia ha. elated that a law passed
Congress, decreeing that all debts contracted be the Re-
public, in behalf of the Pertorisn war, should be piid with
the first foreign funds received. On tbis article there is
the fulluwits4 remark:—" We really do not understand on
what principle the distinction is made, or why debts last
contracted should be first paid—debts contracted for a Pe-
ruvian war, whilst those contracted in behalf of Colombian
indtipetadoucc ICUNIIII unpaid."