The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-26 00:00:00

El*t IStittOtt

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
This Erestin3, SA ft:RI/AY, Amens& 26. will he perfoemed the Operatic
Drama of
THE SHEPHERD HOY.
Me Marquis de la Tour, Mr. Beno.•et ; Aleals, Miss Kelly ; M. Dorsal,
M•. itaker ; Gautier, Mr. Hartley; .Ambroble, Mr. Keeley; M. EigurLt.
AA,. W. Chapman. Lucent. Miss Gott ard.
After which the new Comic Operetta of
LYING MADE EASY.
The petweipal Characters by Messrs. Hartley. Thorne, and Wrench,
Illisses Carr and Roden.
To conclude with the hew alelo.Drama of
TIIE LASE GVERItILLA.
Tits prir.clpal Characters by bletsm. Penman, Thorne. Honnett, Archie,
Gti.ford. Satter, and Cooper ; Misses Hamilton, Coward, and Gray.

SADLER'S WELLS.
nonsx-RACING EVERY EVENING.
TIC* Evening, SATURDAY. Angin.t In. a MATCH, RODE by TWO
LADIES.
The Stage Performances :
THE BLIND BUY.
After which a new Comic Naval Dance called WHAT SHIP t
To which will be mbled. ALL A FETCH.
With THE WIDOW AND THE WILL.
To conclude wish THE FEMALE JOCKEY.

rte Ilatristi PRIMa commenced publishing "esteracy
rooming at five o'clock.

LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, ISM

We have received the Paris Papers of the Thl, and the
Fttile of yesterday's date, which, our readers will observe,
is alwa)s antedated. They give in full the Treaty of Corn-
peter between the Courts of France and Rio Janeiro. A
translation of it will be found in anothet part of our paper.
The following are extracts :
(From the Etuik, dated Thursday, Aug. 24.)
PORTUGAL

PARIS, AVG.. 23.

Our readers will remark the care we take to pct them on their
guard against false reports spread by the other journals. Whatever
be our opinion% we con Mier truth m our first duty. We have
taken care not to repeat all the reports from the fronlers of Spain
aid Portugal, respecting event% at Lisbon. We are now able to
amniun.cate to our readers some authentic accounts from Yoe.

tt.gal.
The Minister of War, Saidanhs, addressed, on the rith, a cir-
cular, to all the corps of the army :
•' Brave Portuguese soldiers," be says, " Yeti n•ho made
flu
Picini,' of Buil.yarte tremble, do not suffer yourselves to be mis-
led by the enemies of the new Corstitittion ! Europe must not
confound you with 211 rebels of the 24th Regiment of Infantry, an
coal number of the 17th, and 80 horsemen of the 2d Regiment.
" Be convinced that the Prioress Regent, who is responsible to
Ler august brother, Don Pedro IV. for the a.7esetration of his
kingdom of Portugal, will know how to keep down those who au-
eatiously refuse to recognise his charter."
A decree of the Regent abolishes for ever the 17th and 24th re-
gunents of foot, and the 2d of horse, as a ponislin.ent for their
te'itaion. All the officers and soldiers who took pan in the mutiny
s:•-s!I be punished by the military law ; a delay of eight days is
g-sused to those who shall repent. and present themselves to the
Governors and Commandants of the Provinces of Alentejo, ar,d
o:`, Tras.os-hlontes. Two regiments of infantry. Nos. 25 and 2e:,
ard one regiment of ez.valry, No. 13, shall be immediately
w•ganised.
The Regent has accepted the resignation of the Count de Porto
Santo, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and of 31. Coerce de hacerela.
Minister oldie Interior. _ . .

The title of the Regent will be henceforth " Donna Isabella
Maria, Infanta. Regent of the kingdoms of Portugal and Algarve,
and their dependencies, in the name of the King."
• The Royal decrees will run thus :—" I. the Infanta, Regent, in
f-,e ramie of the King, make known, &c."
Senhors Louis Mouzinho d'Albuquerque, Antonio Report), and
to:A.3e Fara, are appointed to print out a place suitable for the
t4essaorr of theCorrea. If one building will not suffice, each Mem-
ber nay be placed in a animate edifice, provided there is a saloon
Iwo enough tocoetain them both woe,. ormolu.,"
• General Correa de Mello, Governor of Tras.os.3lontes, wines as
follows, from his bearLiptarters at Braganza, August 2. Ilia Es-
eellercy entered that town the day before, escorted by a squadron
I,:e CM regiment of cavalry :
Theslesertcra of the 24th regiment of foot are still just within
Pie frontiers of Spain, and are not permitted to go farther. The
fNrecal mats the proclomati.m of Viscount de Ilontalt•gre to ex-
c'•, the people to insurrection. De highly praises the conduct of
t,,r IWe regiment of horse, and its Major, Jose de Barrose Abreu.
I:7.indier Jobe de Mira, Get error of Chaves, and commanding the
Vtis ,rgiolcnt of horse, writes that tranquillity was restored in that
taws, notwithstanding the attempts that have been made by citi.
eo'. and country people to seduce the troops even in their barracks."
• t ....,ount de Santa Martha warrards that tranquillity will not L•e
ff.:stashed in 31irlin, where he commands. The Governor of the
eictr'ct of Oporto gives ,atisfactory accounts, dated the L•h of this

Viscount Varzea Lends to Purinho and Santo .tnram the llth
arA Ibth regiments of foot to support General 51cllo. General
Cacks„ Governor of Elvas. answers fur the tranquillity of the
country. and praises the 3d regiment of bor.e, commanded by
)laroel de Sousa Mebello.
The Viscount de Beire, Governor of Alentejo. writes from
I'dremez. the inst. that tranquillity is returning in that part.
TPe revolted officers and soldiers are at Valverde, and the cavalry
wdl enter Olivenca. (These two places belong to spaith)

The Marquis d'Angtia, Military °armor in ,I.lgarre, writes
that all is tranquil around him.
. . .

The Assembly of the Cones is sonouneed for the I:ith of Sep.
tur.her, but it is believed it will be deferral till the 12th October,
hay Pedro' birth-day.