The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-04 00:00:00

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ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
Thus Evening, MONDAY, leptember 4, will be performed the new
Farce, coiled
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
The Characters by Memo. Mathews, Bartley, W. Bennett, J. Bland, and
Keeley ; sod Miss Roden.
After which,
JONATHAN IN ENGLAND.
Jonathan W. Doublkins, Mr. 11Athews; Natty Lark•pnr, Mr. Keeley;
A.pmernnon, Mr. Montan.
To conclude with the Comic Operetta of
HOW TO ME FOR LOVE.
Captain Blumendeld, Mr. Power; Captain Thalnic!c, Mr. Racer; Trap,
Me W. Chaputau ; Ttlek, Mr. Keeley. Charlotte, Buden.

SAIMER'S WELLS.

DOUBLE PF.RIPOR-11-AN. CF.ITCRINGBAitTHOLMIEW FAIR

HORSE-RACING EVERY EVENING.
TLI. Evening. MONDAY, September 4, will he performed
TOM AND JERRY; or, LIFE. IN LONDON.
Tom. Mr. Campbell ; Jerry, Mr. Foster; Logic, Mr. William•; Dusty
Bob, Mr. Waftrotra. Late. Mrs. FlOwlilleut.
After which the Burletta of
THE WIDOW AND THE WILL.
Mr. Toucbwood, It,. Faster; Mrs. Touchwood, Mira Darnley.
14.1311'64mm will exhibit bbs wonderftd Feats on the Cord Yolunte.

The BRITISH Paces coasmenceti publishing on Saturday
rooming at live o'clock.

LONDON, MONDAY, SEPT/MOIR •4. 1A26.

Last night we received the French Papers, from which we
have made the following extracts:—

PORTUGAL.
(From the JOhl nal des DebotT.l
'PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

The official Gazette of-this day contains a proclamation of the
Minister of Justice on the duties imposed by the Charter. His
Excellency insists on the advantages which the Portuguese people
may derive from the Charter, in order to restore its glory and
prosperity. "The Portuguese monarchy," he observes, "had
formerly a representative Government. It expelled the Moors ; it
increased its population, its riches, its territory, and its renown.
Its decline dates from the fall of its ancient institutions. The Por-
tuguese will find in the Charter every thing that raft secure their
personal liberty, the enjoyment of property, the exetcise of honour-
able industry, the guarantee of all rights, civil and political, and a
legal barrier against all the excesses of power and the abuses of'
authority. Hut if the tattiest of the nation requires such guarantees,
it requires also guarantees for the defence of the Throne against
those excesses of liberty which lead to anarchy. Under a Consti-
tutional 6,ivirnment the Mo larch is the moderator of all the
political powers. He is above passion, and has no interest but the
good of his subjects. The guarantees which surround the throne
are fresh el-'.'tea of the duration of social order. The essential
diffsrenct tt eti rU ttions given freely by the legitimate Sove-
I tip, and liwse edebltsbed by force or extorted by revolution, is,
that the latter overthrow every thing, in order to rebuild them in an
indeterminate time, whilst the first prt serve what is legally esta-
blished, in order to introduce reforms by degrees. Revolutions
threaten all rights and all individuals. These considerations are
sufficient to explain the nature and object of the charter which our
legitimate Sovereign has granted us, and the duties of the magi-
strates who are to see it exectred ."

According to the accounts of the military commanders of the pro-
vinces on the frontiers of Spain, tranquillity is re-established on all
points. Almost all our soldiers who had deserted into that country
have returned into Portugal, and there are none remaining in Spain
but the efficers and subalterns, who are not included in the amnesty
granted by Oovemmeat.

MADRID, AUGUST 21.

Our Gazette of this day contains the following decree !—H lying
accepted the resignation by the Duke dcl Infantado of his situation
as Minister of Foreign Affairs, & situation which he had tilled with
seal and very satisfactorily to me. I think proper to put in his place,
ad interim, the honorary Counsellor of State I). 111 linnet Gonsalez
Salmon. You will understand it thus—and will communicate it to
those whom it regards.
Signed by the hand of the King.
Palace, Aug.l9, 182 f..
To D. Luiz Maria Salazar.

SPAIN.
[From the Etuilc.l
➢lAUnro, At:c. 21

A circular of the Cour Royale of Seville, Chamber of Criminal
Affairs, announces that the proceedings commenced by virtue of a
decree of the 23d June, 1823, of the Royal orders of the 22d Oct.
same year, and of the Ist 31ay, 1823, against the ea-Deputies of the
Coves who pronounced the dethronement of his Majesty the King,
have been terminated. In consequence of this, the following indivi.
duals have been condemned to death and the conniption of die
property :

. . .
Don Antonio Alcala (Winn°, Don Francisco Xavier Isturith,
Don Pedro Zulucta, and Don Joaquin Abton, Deputies of the
Province of Cadiz.
Don Augustin Arguelles, Don Jose Canga.Arguelles, and Dun
Rodrigo Valdes Bust°, of the Asturias.
Don Juan °Hirer, Don Ramon Rasergus, Don Pedro Zurra,
end Don Melchor Gram, of Catalonia.

Don Facundo Infante, Don Diego Gonzales Alonzo, and Don
Gomez Becerra, of Estrcroadura.
Don Juan Antonio Castejoss, Don Ramon Gil de la Cuadra, and
Don Dioniiiio Valdes, of Madrid.
Don Miguel llicardo d'Alava, of d'Alara.
Don Manuel It ustamente, Don Manuel Flores Calderon, and
Don Antonio Martirez Velasco, of Burgos.
Don Tomas Gene', and bon Joseph Santos Souses, of the bland
of Cuba.

Don Cayetnno Valdes and Don Miguel Aylon, of Seville.
Don 3lelchor Maran, 1)on Vicente Novano Tcjeiro, Don Juan
Rico, Don Janine Oil-Orduna, Don Martin Servano, Don Viconte
!ialva, and Don Laurens° Villanueva, of %%derma.
Don Pedro Bello and Dan 3lanuel Gomez, of Jaen.
Don Joachim Ferrer, of
Don Phillippe Ravels, Don Fclix Ovalle, and Don Juan Pa-
checo, of Salamanca.

Don Francisco de Paula Soria, Don Maria Gonzales, Don Do.
mingo Maria Ruiz, Don Antonio Seguerra, and Don Pedro Alva-
rez Cutieirtz, of Granath.

Don Gregorio St.-Villavieja, Don Ramon Lccir-Eacobedo, and
Don Francisco blas, of Tokdo.

Don Domingo Sonsoros, Doi Joseph Mourre, Don Pablo Atom
tesenos, Don Joseph Sumarrju, Don Manuel Lorente, and Dun
'Santiago blur°, of Galicia.
Dun Waallion° Alonzo, and Don Joseph Murphy, of the Ca.
naries. _ _ .

Don Matheo Sevarez, of Valladolid.
Don Vicente Poradas, of the Philippines.
Don Rugel Saavedra, os Cordova.
Pon Phi Hippo llama, of Majorca.
Don Antonio Perez de Meet and Don BonifacioSolos, of Murcia.
Don Mariano la Oases and Don Pablo Saytufe, of Aragon.
Don Pedro Martin de Bartolome, of Segovia.
Dan Manuel Sierra at.d Dun Siessio Thomas, of Cuenca.
• Of all which account has been rendered to his Majesty by the
Minister of Grace and Justice, who has given orders to employ every