The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-25 00:00:00

DltUfti-- LAN E-7THEATRE.

%is Evening, TUESDAY, April 14, will be performed the Comedy of
WILD OATS.
Sir George Thunder, Mr. Dowton ; Barry Thunder, Mr. Penley ; Tbrer,
Mt. Kinston, , John Dory, Mr.W . Bennett , pbreirn Smooth, Mr. Brun ue ,
Sim, Mr. J. Hassell. lady Amaranth. , Jane, X 1149
. .

Atter wtotetr the new ()rand Tee of
OBERON ; or, Tile: CRAIIMED HUHN.

the principal Character, by Alt stn. 0. British, Bennett, Brnwae, T.
Blanchard, VT.., lluwctl, Mercer, lounge, W. Bennett, and U. Stnilb ;
Meow Smltttedn, Viticent, and 31acdonald; and 11n.

COVENT-GARDEN 'fit EAT RE.
Thie Seining, TITINDAV, April 2S, will be performed the Grand
Romantic einl Fairy Opera of
ORICRON s or, THE RI,F-KINO'S OATH.
_ .

The Overture stud the whofevoithr Mule Vas

Weber.

The principal Characters by Mews. Brabant, Cooper, llaramtat, C.
Bland, .1. Isaacs, and Tinney; Hlisn Paton. Lacy. and L. Cawie;
Madame ':earls, and Mrs. Davenccrt.

To concittite with the Farce of
RAISING THE WIND.

linniq Welt% Mr. Pialowa'', Mr. Blanchard: Falnwou.d,
SD% Meadow,. ; dam, Mr. Scats. Lamella Durable, Mrs. Daranpert ,
Yam. lava Loire.

Tha.Barrism PRESS commenced publishing yesterday morning

at tire o'clock.

LONDON, TUESDAY, AVAIL 25, 1594.

IVe have received the French Papers of Saturday, and
the Eloile, dated Sunday.

The Parisian Journals are at issue on the merits of the
Bishop of STRAsnuRG as superintendent of the education
of the Duke of BORDEAUX. We certainly agree with
the Constitutionnel, that the character of a man who is
appointed to form the character of a youthful Prince,
destined to reign over France, is a fair subject for public
animadversion.

The Chamber of Deputies was occupied on the vist of
April with the discussion of the law to prevent D.putiLs
from reading their speeches. Only two members sup-
ported it, and it was rejected without a division. The'
Chamber then proceeded to consider a project of law for
assigning the proceeds of the sales of c.rtain houses occu-
pied by different members of the administration, to he dis-
posed of, for constructing other hotels for the use of these
persons in future. The sum required for the new
buildings is 600,000 francs. It was objected to by M.
LABIEV DE Post et ERRkS, on the ground that the measure
tended to an annual increase of expenditure, to the amount
of 525,000 francs, and to alienate at the lame time a capital
of 170,000 francs. V11.1.1:1.6 and CORBIERLS replied, that
the new buildings would produce a saving of the rent
which was now paid by the Treasury, the present Govern-
ment builtlinga not being adequate for all the purposes of
administration. The law was adopted by a majority of
VIS to 12.

The Bordeaux papers attach more importance to the
disturbance in Madrid, between the Spanish and Swiss
troops, than our contemporaries felt disposed to attribute to
it. The report of its being caused by the Apostolical
party is repeated, and thirty men are said to have perished
in the quarrel.

The Queen of PORTUGAL, whose principles are well
known, is supposed to exert a very considerable influence
cot the Regency of that-kingdom. It is by her means that
the Baron de RENDUFFE has been dismissed from the
superintendency of police, and M. Asa' AGA Bat N DA
SILVEIRA appointed in his room. The same influence, it
is ad&d, has given rise to the Cordon Sanituire on the
frontiers of Spain, and tile withdrawing of the regiments
or the line from Lisbon. where they are replaced by the
provincial militia, supposed to be more favourable to her
party. It is possible enough that hopes may be entertained
by the Qu ERN'S party of her obtaining an influence in the
Government ; but we cannot believe that they will be
realized.

The French, German, and Italian papers are all equally
silent respecting the fate of Nlissolonglii. The Gazette
D'Augsburg has an article from Constantinople, by way
of Bucharest, in which it is now stated that IBRAHIM has
received orders from the Porte not to admit the Greeks of
Missolonghi to any capitulation. It is suggested that the
expected successes of the Turks will probably render the
Divan less inclined to listen to the representations of
the English Minister than might otherwise be expected.
The following are extracts from the French papers.
(From the EtsMe, dated Sunday, April 23. J

PARIS, Aria 22.

The last letters from the lonian Islands are of no later date than
the 2fith of .larch. According to these letters Ibrahim Paths
made on the 19th another attempt to storm 3lissolonglii, which was
no more fortunate than the preceding. Ile afterwards offered the
garrison four millions of crowns and a free retreat, but his offers
were rejected. The Observer of Trieste of 11th April contains no
news from Greece.

Accounts from Duefinest, of SthA mil, say that a r-port prevailed
at Constantinople, that the Editor of the OrieNtal Sprat:tor had
been assassinated at Smyrna. An the letters which mentioned the
Yet related no particulars, we can only corjecture the causes of
this event.

This mcrning a volume, called HistoriralS;witelariticsof Paris,
extracted from the great work of M. Dulaure, was sequestrated in
the shop of Messrs. Baudouin, brothels.
PROSECUTION OF THE ABBE DE LA 31ENNAIS.
(The rimming papers of the 22d give the close of the public
proceedings, by the defence of Al. Berryer. The Etude gives the
sentence exclusively.)