The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-22 00:00:00

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COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
Tina Erodes', TII RADA , Jut, en, will be performed
TILE WHEEL o FOPTUNE.
To cone:tule a nh
THE. MAGPIE; Or, THE MAID.
Gerald. Mr. Eereetun ; /mane of the Village, Mr. Blanchard . Denlemln,
Nr. Farley; Marlin, Mr. Keeley. Mrs. Gerald, Mrs. Davenport ; An.
r. Ate, Mrs. Chain:dep.

ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL.
I•nder the r.ptrisl.P3t7onage .4 hi. 1114,:t G:aeiout Afejeety,

rrow Val I) 11'

the Amts+cme:.l;l will cam.

with a (MAKI/ CONCUR r. in Tao Aria. in the eupelb New•
t....titte.t R•rum, at hatl'•pa•t Eight o'clock. The tt-tt Act for that nieht
4,1..1- n7II t- of a Selection flout the Work, uf the late C. 31. oil
.Ler. . .

Pr:ecipal Vocal Pert trmers—Mr. nudism ;who, In the course of the
ir.re.rig, will sing, f•r the first time In pithils. the Elecloc Stones., ell.
tie Ire Death of Weller written be Mr. Planate, and arranged 11 Mr.
kiral.a ato the mu.a popular Ale• In Des Fret...hot: Mr. Sinclair, and
vilar Ve llegnis ; Miss Stephens, Miss rovey. Cooks. and Ma:inroc
l'Jrnera Ile. C. Toyior. Mr. Hurucostle. It.„:,:tisor, M. Tinoey,
i•is: Bather.

Lradr• uf the Band—tiltritat Spatznotetti. Compoxy, tit.Ll Ca^dcCor—
r. 11. It. fltdttup. . . . .

'wren the Art< of the Concert will he rewented. hi the The f. r
.:d time, an entirely new :Ili:wary Olvertirenteni, Ca:
THE WOLIOEIrn
The Amu:relent. will conch'!c, a• n
A GRAND DIAPLAY OF EWE-P:WI/Oz.._ .

.tt 9-t .. . e'Cluck.--Concert von ttttt ce• nt

alart reverting Admialon Card, for the Eveni,r, and Private
• • Ur the ties,ato or Nightly. may In had nr.di 311; :,1.3i1.41 to MI.

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...• Cook.eller,
' Caut...t. —The Publlc ..-.lea.e to take Notice. that e't
I Sale on the nutghts of the (Laden.* are vput I, ui. Cot to
.1,1 he Itaa In the Gard.ns

.e Song

"it,: 13 Pass commencedrencniq morn-
ing active o'clock.

LONDON, TDUIVMAY, Jvxr. 1926.
DJL., Papers of the 20. h have been receivre. but 01(1- contain
t.‘113:11; of itnroriance.

The French Papers arrived ism right contain the following ;
From the rio;le, dated Tuesday, June •20.1
Pants, Ju E
The Allffecchee Zritamg swell. under the head of Frontier. of
P.' it.d. that the troubles which broke out 'luring the last month
the mutineer. of the corp. of 31,itirsei,9, with whom some
joined. were i:nmeiliat.ily appeased. The guil:y,
v::., npprmetl to have no orli:r iti-h than Irnr with Turkey, have
I:eer. attested, and delivered ep hi the tribunais. 'this eetnt has ex-
4—ad more attention than it deserved.
Tits di Rom,. on the reedit of a letter from Prima, !art
loruliim Paths had left Tripoilrts with 20,011 d men, and a
i.ove train of artillery, for N3rlt di 11")011'•
Env fit Fun 111.—Five per Ccr... opened
!V;;:. lee., &oval at 9111-. Lir.; Three per !'errs. opened m G:,'.
lowedat 01if.73c.; ac mes de Naples, 73f. ; Royal Spa.
Lodi Loan, MU. 47Y.; Ilaitim bum. 725 t. Exchange on but-
t on—l hie Alonth, 231. bk.; Three Alonths, 2Af. 4..k.—Ce/vs .1r:-

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We believe there never was a General Election at which the direct
I...t.antee of Government was so entirely dormant as at the present ;
and. from all appearances, the Members of the new Parliament will
et en increase the immense mrtjtrities by which the measures of the
Ministers were supported during the later Sessions of the old one.
11 is Majesty's servants will meet a House of Commons, the
Members of which have been returned more under the immediate
influence of the people than any one in the last or presort country;
and fen this plain reason, because probably no Administration due •
log that period has so incessantly attended to one leading point,
which ought always to be kept in view by British States-
rnen—that of drawing closely the connexion between t'c oc,-
•ernors and the governed. Relying on the result of the
etterts they have been making for the public, and ceiling ern-
tient of the progress they are making in the way of reform, by
temperately yet effectually (and it could not lie done eflectually-
u:lria it were done temperately), nnielioratihg the criminal code,
1,) re% ising the commercial system, by pursuing an intl.:pendent
e.e.::se of conduct regarding the foreign policy of the country.
Tt'nucli last not least, we may mention the measure consequent on
the disfranchisement or Grampound, which hcs given to a populous
district an increased number of Representatives, by the only means
Ity which It could have been done without breaking up the present
representative system, and remodelling it af:cr the fashion
of rash Reformets, viz. by disfranchising a borough, the electors
bt whirls have proved themselves greatly corrupt, to confer their
nrivileges on other more likely to exercise them with propriety.
In the midst of the general satisfaction with which the conduct of
Milli-refs has been viewed in all parts of the country. and by all
eta sea of the people. it is singular to observe the efforts which
are maids by sonic who are in the habit of opposing Govern-
ment, whoever are its men, and whatever may be its measurer—
to find something to carp at—something to thew that they
have the will to injure, though they want the power. An
in.potent attack of this son was mane by The Time: of
• ...Tenney, on Mr. PEEL, on account of the alleged riots at
ii'mentry. After (thing for granted all that has been asserted on
ens side of the question, the Times teaks where blame can attach
wore properly than on Mr. PEEL, the Home `Secretary? Mr.
!'Erb ought to have made arrangements to prevent electioneering
k.pabbles.; filr. PEEL ought to have foreseen that the one party
would out-marseetorre the whirr, and get possession of the neigh-
-I...urhood of the hustings; Mr. PEEL ought to have got the voters
13t the different Cmdidates marshalled and distributed in equal
)•roportions; Mr. PEEL ought to have been ready to act as um.
pot, when the snob felt inclined to exercise summary justice on a
turreoat t Mr. PEEL ought to have had his military picquets
surly to drop from the clouds when the Whig party had the worst,
..stet to vanish whenever the Times should think that their presence
I tracred with the freedom of election; Mr. PEEL, in shoit. ought
to have Iszen at Coventry, at Preston, at Leicester, at Cheater, at
'Weymouth, and in case of accident he should have hell himself
shit:usable to take a trip to John Oliroats and Cape Clear. A
sietood Election is a necessary evil—it is an event productive of
snitch mischief, though attended with benefits incalculably superior
to its disselvantwoc.; but we must necessarily submit to the bad
for the sate of the good ; and neither Mr. ' nor even the
writer of the leading article in the Times, could have averted the
stile which have attended the present Election. If the journalist
had drawn the proper conclusion from the facts, he would have
v.:gm that all these disturbances only serve to slew the futility of
/hem impracticable plans of Parliamentary Reform with which he,
Li common with others, has been in the habit of amusing the
public.

CITY, ‘rEDNESDAY EVENING.

The British Foods again drooped this morning, and the OUR
4yd:tad for this decline was the unfavourable accounts from the
itianufaeturing dirticts, both as to the state ul trade, and the
claim of the people ; but we could not trace these alarming re.
pats up to any authentic source, and the probability is, that they
uriginated in stock-jobbing speculations. Failures in Paris, to a
large extent, .rere also spoken of; but, on inquiry, we learnt that
they went equally without foundation as the rumours we have pre-
%timely noticed. Consols opened at 80f, but they declined early
is the day to 70; 89, at which price, after a very trifling fluctua-
tion before the coneluvior. of the Market, they closed. Exchequer
Bills (large) were Bs. 10s. premium ; and small ditto, 10s. Ils.
The New Four per Cent. Scrip was la premium.
Considerable transactions occurred this morning in Mexican
Bonds, which at one time were as low as • they subsequently
and left oft Anne I per cent. better thani that quotation.
Cold.ubi.ut Bonds were not affected by the depression in those of
,Mexico. snot the price remained the vame as yesterday. The other
Securities is the Foreign Market were also without variation.

Yesterday, the funeral ceremony of Baron Carl Maria
on %Veen, took plate In the Catholic Chapel, Aloorfields. We
!•c-r not Toon to eve the partienlars.