The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-04 00:00:00

Elle Sritigat lirefigS.

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
This Evening, FRIDAY, August 4, will be performed the new
Operatic Romance, called
THE DEATH-FETCH; or, THE STUDENT OP GOTTINGEN. '
The Characters by Blesses. Archer, Penrman, Hartley, and Keeley Misses
Hamilton, Kelly, and Goward.
After which the new Comic Operetta, called
LYING MADE EASY.
The principal Characters by Blesirs. Bartley, Thorne, and Wrench;
Misses Carr and Haden.
To conclude with tier Musical Farce of
AMATEURS AND ACTORS.
David Dulcet, Coq., Mr. Pearman ; Mr. 0. P. Rattle, Mr. 0. Penton;
Wing, Mr. Wrench; Elderberry. Mr. Bartley; Ovary Mullincap,
Keeley. Mite Mary Ilarilacre, Mies Rodeo.

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SA-DLER'S WELLS.
EXTRAORDINARY PONY RACING.
This Evening, FRIDAY, August 4,, will be performed the Routaues of
THE BLIND BOY.

Edmond, Mrs. Fltzwllliam.
After which the Comic Barletta of
THE FEMALE JOCKEY' or, YOUTH, LOVE, AND FOLLY.
Ariuette, Mrs. Fitswil
To conclude with the Melo-Dramatic Burletta of
CLARI ; or, THE MAD) OF MILAN.
Rolamo, Mr. Campbell; :Teri, Mrs. Pitswilllao.
No Orders except the Press admitted.

ROYAL GARDENS. VAUXHALL.
Coder the especial Patronage of his Mort Oracions Majesty.
This Evening, FRIDAY, August ♦, there will be
A GRAND GALA,
With a constant succession of Entertainments, commencing at Eight
)'cluck. A Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Principal Per.
formers:—Miss Travis. Miss Helene, and Miss Love; Mr. Braham, Mr.
Sinclair, and Signor De !Sego's; Mr. Horucastle, Mr. C. Taylor, Mr.
Tinney, Mr. Robinson, and Master Barker. Composer and Conductor,
Mr. H. R. Bishop ; Leader of the Band, Signor Spagnoletti. The New
Ballet of the Village Doctor, with the much- Admired Comic Dance. Mr.
Wilson's extraordinary Performances on the Fight Rope, which ore varied
every Evening. Mr. Blackmore's Slack stops Evolutions. The Ruins
of an Italian Abbey, by Moonlight, by the celebrated Mr. Stanfield. This
Cloister, which has limn the admiration of the Vislters, Die Three last
Nights, will be exhibited this Evenings. Also, the Cambia Veduta, by
Mr. Cooke, giving a Diurnmic Effect to Six changeable Views.
THE FIRE WORKS,
Which are universally acknowledged to be superior to those of any other
season, will continue equally brilliant. The two unrivalled Artists,
d'Ernst and Southby, exhibit alternately.
Doors open at Seven u'Clock.—Concert commences at Half-past Eight.
Admission 4s.—Boxes may be engaged upon application to Mr. Andrews,
Bookseller, Build-attest.

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The Baur ten Pares commenced publishing yesterday morning
at five o'clock.

LONDON, FRIDAY, Atiocur 4, 1826.
We have received the French Papers of the tat instant,
and the Etude dated the 2d, from which we extract the

following :-
IFroin the Etude, dated Wednesag, Aug. 2.1
FAH ts, AUGUST I.

The Journal des Debuts takes up the news of the burning of
Constantinople, which the Constitationuel gave us a week ago. It
repeats the story of the insurrection of the Janissaries at Constanti-
nople, and It justifies itself for gravely telling these tales by refer-
ring to an article in an English journal of an old date, and also to
a letter front Bucharest of the Bth July, saying therhad no news
from the capital later than the Ist of that month. Tivs insurrec-
tion, adds the Journal des Debuts, interrupts the communications

with Constantinople.
We areliorty'rn-derange the combinations of the Journal des
Ikbats, whatever they may be, but we can assure it that letters of
the 3d, front Constantinople, have been received at Paris, Ai:dunks
nu mention of the events of which it speaks.
',From the Journal de Paris.]
MADRID, JULY 20.
(FROM A PRIVATE LETTER.)
Our situation has not changed in any respect in consequence of
the events in Portugal. The most perfect tranquillity everywhere
prevails. Some Governors of the provinces adjacent to Portugal,
alarmed at what is passing in that country, had sent several detach-
ments towards the frontiers, to observe the proceedings of some of
our revolutionists who have taken refuge in Portugal. The Go-
vernment, which desires to %hew the strictest impartiality and re-
spect to what takes place in that country, has given orders to make
these detachments return to their former Cantonments, and that no-
thing more shall be done than to he extremely vigilant with respect
to our old emigrants, and to all those potions who may attempt
to emigrate.
The Court will return to Madrid about the 10th August, and it
is said will immediately set out for St. lltlefunso, where it usually
resides during the hot season.
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From the Journal des Minds.)
A letter from Bucharest has been received at llermanstadt, in
Transylvania, containing the following details :
" It is intrssible any longer to conceal the alarming accounts
which are in circulation concerning the state of Constantinople,
The Janissaries, who were believed to be completely overpowered,
have taken arms again, and, assisted by a part of the populace who
were discontented at not participating in the bounties of the Sul-
tan, they set tire to the buildings in which the new troops were sta-
tioned. They afterwards laid siege to the Palace of the Sultan,
and they will not listen to any proposal of accommodation. They
&mild the head of the inlamoua Mahmuud, the murderer of the
Mussulinans, and of the defenders of the empire. Then accounts
appear to be exaggerated ; but the general insurrection of the
Janissaries at Adrianople, Widdin. and Sophia, appears more pro-
bable. They have sworn to defend themselves to the last extre-
mity, rather than to allow themselves to be massacred. They have
forced all the Mussulman inhabitants of Bulgaria to take a: ms, and
they talk of marching on Constantinople. This insurrection cuts
of our communications with Constantinople, and the news is gene-
rally creditted here. A similar movement is expected at Silistria.
Berade, and wherever there are any Janissaries. The mobs, on
the arrival of the news from Constantinople, were extremely tu-
multuous. The cruelty of the Sultan was blamed, and the people

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