The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-25 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The East India Company' ship Bombay arrived at Anjeer
on the 9th, and the Lowther Castle and Buckinghamshire.
12th August. The two last mentioned ships sailed egnin on the‘e
voyage •to Canton on the 15th. and the Bombay „an the Nat
August.
The. Windsor left Bombay on her voyage to Madrai on the 1 i.ll
July:•
The Repulse sailed from Singapore about the 20th August, and
the Inglis passed ta the night about the same time: •
The Woodford arrived at Madras on the ISM of Seremkwe,
Made the passage in three months and Gee days front the Land's.
end.

The Honourable Company's &hip Princess Charlotte of W
Captain hider, arrived at Madras on the .16th of August. hum
England the 20th of April. having on board the Honourable *i..r
Robert Corny?). one of the Judges of the Supreme Cnutt ut Jut.i-
eature at Madras.
A naleaue, AT THE. CAM—lsabelle. Wallis. }mm Matiral on
the 9th November: Toward Castle, Shah. on the 13th November
from London.-

ARRIVAL AT ANJF,EI.—The Duke of York. Locke. on the
17th September from London, and sailed for Chloe the 23d S, p-
tember—(all
ARRIVAL AT BATAVIA.—Tioe Wilhelmina. Turgenron, on the
7th Stptember from London.
Sait.tvo FROM BRTAVIA.—Thi. Batavia. Blair, or. the 26:b
September fur Cowes ; the Wilhelmina waS to sad. the 14tn of
OctobeßL ST OP OP SUNDA.—Tht Elinbbetb, C 01.1• 1"1- "d Mantle?,
linbast,feoca New South Wales, for slastatia-Talt well an the
ea. 20th September. .
,avri wrru.—The Carel. Waken. from Leedoe ew
I. 41;30; the &WWI Merchant, Stewart, from Loni.
I, off the Cape, by the Orpheus, arrived at the Mos-
lobe!.
AT BATAirk W—The Palsoolles
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DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
MO !veiling, WZDNESDAY, Jan• ZS, will be yr/stoma'
the Tripod? of
HAMLET.

Ilernket. Mr. PONT (front the-New York end Boston Theatres. his
1Irs; appearance lu !Jutland ; Poieufus. Mr. Merton; First Graye-
d eke. Ur. Harley. Gertrude (drat Wm). bite. W. West; Ophella,
etas Gradduu.

To conclude with the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN, JACK UT ALI. TRADES.
Har.tqula, Ur. Howelll rart"looT!. witty. Blanchard; Clown. Mr.

T. Browns Coiumbiiw. Whms Barnet.
10-morrow. The Marry Wives ot. Windom s Mid the Pantomime.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
This Evening, WZDNESDAV, Jim L will be performed,
the Comedy of
A BOLD STRoIIIS FOR A WIFE

f blonel iirilWiatiit: Mr. W. Forrest;
e...atoth Pnm, ler. Vameett; Freeman. Mr. Cooper; Simoi. Pure,
Meadows. Assn Lovely, Mies Canter.
After wttleh a new comic Ballet, tailed
THE HUNCH-BACKED BROTHERS or BAGDAT.

Tto principal Cbsraetara by Namara. Austl73. Barnes, Heath, Hayes.
Collett. and Signor Valiant.

To e.melude with the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AND THE MAGNA ROSE;
Or, ',Eat: rY AND THE BEAST

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Rarlegula. Mr. Eller: Ponta/nob. Mr. %mei: Clown. It,. 1. h.
Grimaldi Columbine. Mae Rainer.
To-morrow. The School for S rands!: and the Pantomime.

ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.

Tb I a II resting. WLDISPIDAY. Jan, IL willbe treatnunl the Nautical

Melo-nrimatie
THE PILOT;
Or. A TALE oF THE SEA.

The psi netral Chsratle;i T. P. Cooke. sad

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.1. Reece ; 'and airs. Flii;e1111aul:
After which a uew Barletta. railed
THE ANACONDA I TRY TERRIFIC gIERPFNT OF CEYLON.
The prineipal Characters by Ileears. Terry. S. Smith, YILLult, and
J. Reeve.

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To ooneludt with the Comte Pantomime of
THE THREE GOLDEN LAMPS:
• Or, HARLAQUIN AND THE WIZARDDWARY.
Harlequin, Mr. W. K.rby; Pantaloon. Mr. Elliott; Clown, Signor
Paulo; Columbia,, Ma Pilump.

SADLER'S WELLS.
lids Zs=lag. WEDNESDAY. Jan. SS. will be performed
a Conde Musical Pantiela, eal/ed
BiAck SPIRITS AND WHITE/ Or, THE 1141INTEDCIIAMBEIL
The principal Characters by Messmeartipbell, Tyrrell. Lancaster,
Wtarmer, Muckel. Wyatt. and Matthews. M 144 Healy, and bliss
Stuart. _

Aft* which a Berletta._*l led

THY; STRIA]) niiiii ur,

7.ffii.-iii;iTElTPii AND HIS HOST.

To conclude with the Pantomime (.4.
MERLIN'S wouNT
Or HARLEQUIN CYMHAF.O AND THE LIVIND SF.F.I.
Heritythn, bk. Sutt in; Pantaloon, Mr. Lancaster; Clown. Mr
WitLsuta Columbine. M 1 Gladloa.

The BRITISH Paean eornmanoui publishing yesterday morning
se five o'clock .

LONDON, WEDNESDAY, J►NUAty 25, 1826.

Last night we received the Etude of Monday. It ap-
pears that the mission of the Turkish Plenipotentiaries to
4)4 adores Ins strongly excited the attention of the Austrian
Court. Nothing was known as to the nature of the pro-
positions of which they were the bearers, nor whether the
mission itself was the spontaneous act of the Divan, or the
result of external influence. It is reported that the
Turkish Government intend to require military possession
of all the fortified places, leaving the inhabitants of each
province the liberty of choosing a Lieutenant-Governor,
subject to the approbation and control of IBRAHIM
Pacts*, as the general Governor of the whole country.
The Greeks, however, will hardly deliver themselves up to
the tend or mercy of the desolators of Scio and Ipsara, on
such conditions as these, while any hope of successful re-
sistance remains with them.

The news from Russia is of no political interest. We
subjoin a detailed account of the removal of the late Em-
rriton's corpse from Taganrog. The official journal of St.
Vetersburgh has published an elaborate panegyric on the cha-
racterofArEaatcoEttl. Among themost conspicuous merits
of that Prince, the journalist enumerates the foundation of
the Holy Alliance. We are nut disposed to deny the late
Emperor of RUSSIA the merit of intending well in that
pr;ject ; bus looking at the purposes to which it has since
been perverted, and is which he was an active and willing
participator, we apprehend that the institution of the holy
Alliance is a •:ery questionable title to the applause and
affection of posterity.
The •Moaitesr was published on Sunday for the insertion
of some Royal Ordinances of. 1;o political Importance.
I troin the Etoik dated Monday, Jan. 23-1 _

PARI9, JAs. 2'.

Qn the 23d December. at nine in the morning, the remains of
th Einper.ir Alexander were removed from the Priam to the
Diet k tunnovery of Sr. Alexander M.wxky. An immense crowd
of tl.e inhabitants of Taganrog were present at the eerseisny, sod
followed With sobs the coffin of their august benefactor.
At hail-past eight kis Eminence f hoopoes, Bishop Or ChM.
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