The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-02 00:00:00

SALE BY AUCtiOlf.
VIGO-STREET, REGENT43TREBT.
DETONATING AND FLINT LOCK OUNS...PISTOLE,
TURNING LATHE. AND srrEcTs.
By Messrs. DAWSON end CAFE,
(By order of the Representative:m.looMM Mr. Alexander Wilton)
• on the Premises, No: 1, Vigo.oweet,oe THURSDAY NEXT,
at 12,
TWENTY-EIGHT double diod_ ii* banal DETO-
NATING GUNS, with Wei* and elevation, by
Joseph Manton, Nit, Forsyth, 11l Porde,.
Twenty.three double and tin& 4:0•110 Man-
ton, Smith, Staadeamayer, Film/01040d . Ds ailing,
pot at, and holster pied', by the tuseitgeepooll Blake's.
Air-gun apparatus, beraing.lat =• • • • -
May he viewed W 04111110•108 may
be had en the premises, and of sad Oife, Great
Illarlboeoughatrest.
MOST DESIRABLE DETACHED RESIDENCE,
within a mile of Town. and:poetsedy rethed:
TO LET, Furnished or rieumbietha ssearly Del
and excellent FAMILY HOW, 0 No.*, 01910 End,
road, St. John's Wood, Regent's Park essudietitiu he own shimills,
with lawn, shrubbery, dower wean, mud witult treed-saintabi.
ing three doers, with fear it =caw* aa ottfa weep
sbove, and every modem , *bah will
be let on exactly the same tausedu *Web le Isalibythe
present occupier; which may be Isms on aMilbation 0 Darr
miss*, between the hours of twelve and feurpMPsfet.
II"
ORNCASTLE FAlR.—gt tisiklgEN reefeggiallt
informs hi. Custards% and the tiablip hitai got houukeyese,
the above Pair and neighbouring comesty, (MTV' HOSSIK-of •
the very best description.
Gentlemen wanting Hunters will find them worth the earliest
attention.
G. ELMORE flatters himself sash a number of first-rate horses
has been rarely, or ever, offered for sale, and that no one will feel
disappointed in inspecting them ; several are full blood, with at.
tested pedigrees ; others able to awry any weight 0 the fastest
hounds ; a few of them are seasoned, sad wane have only been
shown hounds. All warranted sound.
Duke.street, Manchester-square.
DI ()rm. MAIL-COACH OFFICE, LAD-LANE.—
JUL/ SUPERIOR TRAVELLING to LIVERPOOL. MAN-
CHE 'TER, CARLISLE, GLASGOW, EDINBURGH, and
all parts of the North.
The REGULATOR leaves the above Office every Afternoon,
at a quarter past Three, and the Angel Inn, Islington, at half-past
Three o'clock, and proceeds, by way of Manchester sad Carlisle,
to Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Passengers by this Coach have the advantageof sleeping at Man.
the ter and Carlisle, and proceeding the following mornings, with. •
out additional charge.
The ALLIANCE leaves Lad-line at hall-past Four, and the
Angel. Islington, at a quarter before Five o'Clock, every
.After-
noon, and Ulises in Liverpool the following evening, in time for
the Dublin Steam-Packets, performing the journey in twenty.
six-hours.

WATERHOUSE, SON, and Co., Proprietors.
Passengers and Parcels for the above Coaches may be hooked at
Brown's Gloucester Warehouse, comer of Parklane, l hrford.street ;
at the Gloucester Coree.bouse, and York Hotel, Piccadilly.

SMA LES'S ‘VARRANTED PENS, of various de-
green of hardness and shade, marked ea follows ...-.
H H very bard, for Etching, &c.
11 hard, for note hand.
FH fine and hard, for Ladies' letter hand.
hl medium, or general writing.
S soli, tine nib.
SS very soft, for heading Lodgers, &c.
8B sok, with broad nibs, for Lawyers, &c.
Manufactured and sold St lib, Alderagatewtreet, London, from
00. to M. per 100.
The Slanufaer-
the necessity
London, as
and be cut
Pens. They
Books, and at inner,
DEAh
stands
for its super
the effects
'nee. It
perseverance,
Prepared
st ls.,
Cakes, at le.and ter. bd. •
PEARS'S BOTANIC CREAM, particularly recommended to
Parents and Otaardians' who wish to give their offspring, and those
under their care, those delightful tints which are the me con-
comitants of beauty and health.
11 ALA BAR DENT If R ICE, for besutifyirtg ihe teeth, end
rendering them a personal ornament to die decline of Bk.
PERSIAN COTTON, or Portable Rouge, for giving a de-
licate rose tint to the cheek : it is simple in its application, and so
portable that 'tinny be placed between the knees of a small pocket-
book. price 2s.
PEARS'S LIQUID BLOOM of ROSES and WHITE IM-
PERIAL POWDER, which, by beautifully tinging the cheeks
and lips, bestows a delicacy to the female countenance.
PEARS'S ROSE-COLOURED anti PINK SAITEERS, for
drawing in water-eniours, painting on velvet, tinging the &sub:
tenattee. and dying silk. lace muslin, foam, artificial flowers,
&c.—Warehouse. WellLtreet,Osford-street, London.

AhIBOYNA TOOTH POWDER AND LOTION.
frir HE Drug, from whieh the AMBOYNA POWDER
and LOTION • are prepared, is thepscaluce of Ask. The
Natives. as well as Foreigners, esteem die Drug for its peculiar 1
efficacy in cleansing and beautifying the Teeth, and removing dis-,
orders of the Mouth and Owns. 0 whitens he teeth, and gives
also a native redness to the gums; it ranoves all heats; Worm
gum-boils, and preserves the teeth from decay. Those who expe-
rience painAtl nervous ache In the face, gems. itu will;bsefiretu..l
ally relieved by a liberal use of the Lotion. Both preparations are
purely vegetable.
Under no circumstance whatever can any be genuine, unless the
name 61, St. Peers, is engraved on the Stamp.—The
Powder 2a. ; Lotion 4s. &l.
Sold by Messes. Smyth and Nephew, 117, New Bond.streei
and Mr. h.:dm/cis, on the Footway, St. Paul's Church-yard,
opposite the general entrance to the Cathedral.

DE. BOERHAAVE'S RED PILL, No. 2, sealed
with red wax, famous for the Cure of every Stage and
Symptom ea CERTAIN COMPLAINT.
It is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to this honk,
disease, owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men, who, by as
impropet treatment of this direful calamity, not untrequetidy dames
those foul ulcerations and blotches wbi& so often appear on• thn
heath face, and body, with dimness in the sight, noise in the asp,
deiheesa. strictures, obstinate gleem, nodes on the shin bones, ulce-
rates**. tirtear,-411seened nose, neeternal pains in Ma head and
liminiNannestly mistaken for other disorders), till at length age.,
Nog debility and decay of the constitution ensues, and a raglan..
&sly death pate a period to suffering Mortality.
*"• With each Nos ie given a copious Bill of Direction*, by
which persons are enabled speedily to cud themselves with safe"
and searacy, without confinement oe Maisano, of business. Its
=lathe age, me many years; is a certain criterion of its refit tall-
, lit y! Moo only M ed. per box.
NewiNtat Csseterfeits.--Ths genurizaraschneveis
No. la en mid hy Mr. Johnston. al, ill ; Mr. gantyit
Onfgallaileent ; Mr. Ward, Holborn ; add Mr. Rimy l
Whlsselespel, Lend*.
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The King _ _
meter/ of litaionad _
ng 1
Theprommlapation a. a repromotstive
in Pirtugal InOt Uwe effected public
try, is neighbodir, tenth, easeed •
been generally anspumed be .`
bays dared to cherish lw
'of Government
in so
belie
me

the preservation
amis "
his
s

gavial
plea hair.,
rolCilisteitoss

to all ,who
dictate lows to-their country.
" Wherefore I hove areaolred that the treftire.thiolkoted.beerei
shall again be distributed ,to the authorities and tribunals or Our.
kingdom, urging on the magistrates the due administration of
tire; which is the greatait security for tht happiness elf the . a
and the best recompeneeldr tbeir fidelity.
" You will take notice of this Decree, and mak! the Maoist
arrangements for it. iitablication and execution.
(Signed by the Royal Sign miodia4.—
" In the Palate, August 15. 1826.
To the Duke del Infintado.r
womfor

BRUSSELS, loyal. W.
The King has returned to the Ilague from his seal called tl.e
boo, and, according to a rumour spread here, his Majesty 'rib
shortly visit this town for a few days. . .
The festivities in honour of the birth-day of his Majesty closed
last Saturday, by a race of foreign horses; wham. as I pmdlaal in
my last, it was.= English horse that won the prise, a mu* callej
knit'*, belonging to M. Cbckeril, the proprietor of a rest numbar
of manufacturing establishments in this part of the kingdom. Mid
principally at Liege. She won it so easily, that in the second heat.
when she approached the winning post, her competitors were a lion.
dred yards -behind her. The jockey who rode was aware of bis ad.
vantage, for he slackened the pace of his horse, and looked behind
him, as if to tneaturethe distance he had gained. The crowd
immense. All our English poptdation were of ceutse present.
According to news received in Holland from Hata** the new
Governor. ad interim, has not yet succeeded in removing the reed
lietion of the late Governor-General Baron Van der Capella*, Whit
was much beloved by the European and native population. Traces
if the war are every where teen, and tranquillity is the from twirl;
restdred in that island. TI ere seems to prevail much dissadstar-
don at the institution of the Netherland Society of Commerce, w
regarded in different pointi of view at thiraela. What coriut-
butes most to render it until pular are the privileges graneid to aii.
body, and which will cause an annual deficit of several millions
the revenues of the Colony. . . . _
The commercial intercourse between thin country and -Prussia
has much increased, since, by mutual consent, the lines of ilirollne
that separated the two States have disappeared. . ' •
The South Ameticans'wha me here, and particularly thesifrom
Mexico and Peru, espouse Kith much ardour the cause of Oeneral
Pea they call him a true patriot, who wishes for the welfare of
his country,whllet they heap every kind of reproaches upemilpillraf
,
who lz but an usurper in their eyes.

MOSCOW, JULY 25. A
on this day our beloved Emperor made his grand entry Into
rodent city of his aileemors. The concourse of people was im-
mense, and his Majesty and Imperial Family were greeted with
load Aurae, all the way frees the Petrowsky Palate to theft* thlk
The house. in the streets through which the, ' mend
were decorated with drapery, and in the evening (here wasageneral
illumination.
It is said that this sdemn entry into Moscow was conducted with
a pomp and magnifteence beyond description..
JULY 21.
Their Majesties, the Eraperor and Empress, accompanied hr
his Royal Highness the Prince Charles or Prussia, arrived tatter
at the Petrowsky Palace, at three p.m. Their Majesties set tit
good health. Although the inhabitants of hloreow were not It -
formed of the Met day of the arrival of e4t. beloved Altana* r
considerable concourse *Waited the august travellers neat the
Palace, and, on the arrival of the carriages, the most lively de-
monstrations of joy. which animated all hearts, burst fro& the
people. The day of the solemn entry into the capital is not exec.,
but the tine weather still continues, and promises to femur tbts
brilliant ceremony,
Their Imperial Highnesses the Grand Hoke, Heir Apparent,
and the Grand Duchess Mary and Olga, arrived at the Yuri:Pinky
Palace en the 18th. Her Imperial Majesty the Empress Iltothete
had gone several tents beyond the barrier, to Meet thew Inatfriat
Highnesses- A great concourse of spectators had assent at
the gates of the Palace, and, on the appearance of the august
travellers, and the Empress Mathew, received them with loud Oda.
mations of joy.
It having been the intention of her late Majesty, the Empres
Elizabeth, to fund the sum of 300,000 rubles, in aid of the widows
and orphans of officers on the Civil Establishment, whose bohemia
and fathers had no claim, according to the existing laws, to pen-
sions his Imperial Majesty has issued a reenlist directing bus
Department of Crown Domains (appanage.) to isetre the nun
of 300,000 rubles, the interest of which is to be used and distributed
to such persons, In lieu of pensions, according to the dente Of her
late Majesty. • ,
The St. Petersburgh Journal has a long article relatlie *8 the
introduction of Saxon sheep, of the electoral race, into Russia, and.
earnestly recommends the Russian landed proprietors, iatticad
enter into this undertaking, to apply to Mr. Freygana, the Itvieetass
Consul-General at Leipsic.-1 fres( Litorteci, July. • • •
His Imperial Highness the Cesareiiteb; 'tont Gralid Date Cos-
stantine, passed through oat town yesterday' oat his note nalitalsne,
and &rived at Kletzk,. where he matted, on the Rth, aigi-
enema which were cantovied ht that Magi: lila peffseilLight.
nest was in perfect health.
DaaraUCTzvE
Ft/tr.—About 14 oltdock, oti Thursday
night, a. fire was discovered in. the prhitong-office;o4.
Taylor, No. S, Lamb's Conduit,pusage, Red. Lioa-tignart,
which, from the nature of thrproparly (intim premiNd
the closeness of the buildings adjoining the office, ilirmianed
the most serious consequences to theWholkaeighboorbood,
Neither Mr. Taylor nor any of Ida faMily were at Mile at
the time, and the house was left in charge of s f-
rant. The moment the fire was discovered, Mg,. "• •
gorist, of Lamb's Conduispusage, and a numbly' r
neighbours, exerted themselves, at the risk -ethers,
to extinguish the flames, which burst out all at .asoewejth
great fury, and is which they auceeeded before.tbe arrival
of the fire-engines ;—but not before the whole Of the
printing-office (which was on the ground flour), and 'Wake
valuable materials therein, Ireredestroyed. The **Aug- .
Ise was preserved from entire destruction by the activity
the-neighbours. We regret to state that Mr. Jackson.
eonduet throughout was beyond all praise, received
serious hurts, particularly sat him ;eft aide, from his
exertions on this occasion, in trying to save - Mr.
house and property. _ . •

laitufseturet suggests to persons resident in the counts., 4
why of sending their orders direct to his Establishment in
as they will than secure tie advantage el careful paws,'
ours that no interior article lased:ethanol for his wananted
They may also be etipplied with Writing Papers, Account
and Stationery in gdhall.
MODERN A PPENDASES 'TO DIA Uri'.
LAS'S TRA NSPARDWV 130 A .—This Soap
inds unrivalled as a • discover: of the highest himerumce
iperimetteelleece cleaohog the shist,Wessafringit fmoh;
is of the weather, sea air, &c. and isle ring its appeal.
t removes every blemish from Its surface, and, by due
once never falls to render It delieately dent sad beautiful.
red by A. Pears. 65, Wells-stmsalgiurdyilieed. mania.
a. OC, ulna 6d. pet sqsaaas Maw* I
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OFFICIAL
si A RTICLa.
(he King our Lod bee been pleosisil ♦ to his First Sc.
h
: Lary of d deepoods the Adlovlng t—
t The 4
iiirebe coons * nieassaipo ptitem of Oovem WM
?arterial "abbe mein ly th another COll/1 -
woe* Me hoin rellobldku. Intl* have
6 46100.4 bribe pima loyal* . • Put in !pelt; few
re oared to in obseerhypZes if the ' =
Goverment alleged s' far ,
so decided a =nom lint sis zeir 9
lratejl/0 • to
ie it. This new proof
sot .the .
to manifest to them my mosignenth. to
• preservation of their religkin mid their haw_ . Wet the
or of Spain .wis always glorious, and Kitimat .04271
y have in their plies demoraliarthst and saliphyt.o i
I taught us.
' Be the eircumetanitos OA* touittrise *hat thwthay,-ets will
ran ottrathee acetadhsi to ours ; and I. re the fOlgr view pee-
-1 have chosen rather to listen to the humble mini of en thioninee
sooty of vassals, who are faithiul and theta hi trithaFFir
he intim:iota clamours of a mall and Wanda 08'110. f-
a, perhaps, of renewing scenes wlrib I do oat wish 14*ot ,
' I have already miblished, on the lath of A ' I liFe. spy ith
ease, in which, that our ancient, ' is flia flo
t for mainisiolog purity of our religiqg; sod the , thatuat
his of a paternal K sad a faithful vethilturit the kit adopero,
our customs and oat . ncetion, I thought proper to itoothe to
sobjecte that' I new would make any alteration is she %ps.
to of my imminent, nor woohl permit the, t et
ambers, or 1111, other institutions; whatever iniglitelligArnsoo..
radian. It ort* nestabte for me to galore all ilia t Or gay
Dinkins, that I will render a due ipsfurn to their Icriallyt / mea.
to be executd the laws, which punish solely the refractors. era
planting all who obey them; and that. denims of seeing all
maids witted in opinion and In will, I shall 44enee mereertoti
01 who obey the Isok and will be toflesibie witKell why Om to
.