The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-09 00:00:00

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ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
Mt Evening, SATURDAY. Septembe► t, will be presented the new
Musical Farce of
BEFORE BREAKFAST
in.,. Characters by lifeesm. Mathews. Bartley. W. Bennett, J. Bland. and
Keeley ; and Mliss Roden.
After which the Conk Operetta of
LYING MADE EASY.
.e annuipal Characters by Messrs. Bartley, Thorne, and Wrench,
Misses Carr and Roden.
To conclude with
JONATHAN IN ENGLAND.
Jonathan W. Doubiltlas. Mr. Mathews, Natty Larksynr, Mr. Keeley ,
Agamemnon, Mr. Slomen.

SADLER'S WELLS.
noitsr.-RACING EVERY EVENING.
This Evaes. SATURDAY, September 9, will be performed
TON AND JERRY; or, LIFE IN LONDON.
Mr. Campbell t Jerry, Mr. Poder I Logic. Mr. Williams; Dusty
Bob. Mr. Welbustro. Kate. bln. iltrwtillam.

After whirls.
ALL A PIM* t

The BKITISII PRIMI commenced pob/ishing yesterday
moraine at five o'clock.

LONDON, SATURDAY, &mantra 9, 1826.

A gnat deal has been published of late respecting Greek
imerests in this country ; but, in our opinion, nothing has
leen openly said to the purpose. Every one who has, from
e.eme cause or other, been induced to take a part in those
affairs, complains of tnismatirement ; yet the greater part
of the persons upon whom any blame should most natu-
rally fall are publicly and anxiously exculpated, anti even
lauded as men whose hononrable dealings are far above the
reteb of suspicion. All agree, however, that there is a
ysterious cause, a hidden spring, from which has arisen
the mischief that exists somewhere ; but the extent of that
mis.bief, excepting the deplorable business of the steam-
sess.ls iu this country, and the frigates in America, has
I..it so much as been stated or inquired into. But what is
ti,e use of instituting Committees for purposes of inquiry,
au:! holding out the expectation of speedy " curious Ells-
, !o,ures," when all the facts from which a judgment is to
i.e.formed are already before the parties interested in know-
t7.7, them, and before the public?
The Committee of gentlemen appointed by the Share-
lieiders, at the meeting of last Monday, is certainly not
legally authorized to inquire into the " mysterious'
siiministration of the funds which have proceeded from
16, Greek loans. Their powers are useless, both be-
.use they are derived from parties who are not them-
,.:ivrs entitled to the right of giving ally to the ex-
tent that they are purported to be, and also because the
%litters which they are meant to bring under cognizance
have been for some time before the public, and were, on
tl.c very occasion of the meeting, laid in a more authentic
torm than they had yet appeared before the members pre-
sent, who were most concerned. We allude to the account
eorrent furnished by Messrs. ORLANDO and LURIOTTIK
to Mr. SFANIOLACRI, and by the latter to Mr. BOIVRING,
who read it to the Shareholders. The two Deputies, who
alone were empowered to lay out the proceeds of the last
loan in the manner that would appear to them most bene-
ficial to the interests of Greece, have done so, and have
rtudered an account of the expenditure both to the govern-
ment of their country, and to the parties from whom the
Iran has proceeded. It is upon this account, relative to
which no mystery can any longer be said to exist, that the
hitherto much complained of mismanagement is to be
ascertained.