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ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
Thus Evening, WEDNESDAY, Angus 9, will be performed the new
Grand Serto-Comic Opera of
THE ORACLE; or, TILE INTERRUPTED SACRIFICE.
The principal Character' by Measra. J. Bland, Perkins, J. 0. Atkins, H.
Phillips, Sapto. ■od Thorne ; Mi"ce" Paton, Hamilton, and Goward.
To conclud: with the Musical Farce of
AM ATIWItS AND ACTORS.
David Dulcet, E.i., Mr. Pearman ; Mr. 0. P. Bustle, Mr. G. Permit I
Wing, Mr. Wrench; Elderberry. Mr. Bartley) Ovary hltnlincap, Mr.
Keeley. 11110 Mary Haulacre, Milo Roden.

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ROYAL (;AItI)ENS, VAUXHALL.
Under the especial PAtrunage of his Moat (melons Ilnirity. •
THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVENING,
Augnsi 0 and 11, there will be
A GRAND GALA,
With • constant saccesalon of Entertainments, commencing at Eight
i'clock. A Concert of V vat and Instrumental Shute. Principal Per-
formers :—Miss Travis. Mira Heinle, and 511. v Love; Mr. Brabant, Mr.
Sinclair, irimme De hegnia, Mr. Hornew.ile, Mr. C. Taylor, Mr. Robin- i
son, and Heater Barker. Composer and Conductor, Mr. H. it•.ilighOP ;
Lerida of the Rand, Signor Spagnoletti. The New RW,et of the Village
Doctor, with the much- strobe:l Comic Dance. Mr..Wilsion's extraordi-
nary Performances on the rel., Rope, whlch are varied every Keening.
Mr. filackmores Slack iloprieer:uti.n The Rola, of en Italian Abbey,
by Moonlight, by the celebrated 51r. stanfield. Thi Cloister, which has
I been the arintication of the Vhiterr, the Three last Nights, will he exhi-
bited on each of the. übove Eveidn 74. Al.o, the Cambia Yodels, by Mr.
I.:wire, giving a Dloramic Enect
FIR Six changeable Views.
THE E WORKS,
Which are university acknowledred t be superior to those of any other
!4.:•.,,y, will continue pnally brilliant. The two unrivalled Artists,
d'Ernet and Southby, alternately.
Doors open at Seven o'Clock.—Cnneert commences al Half-past Right.
Adinholon Js.—S )IIC4 may be etignyed upon application to Mr. Andrews,
Bookseller, Mod-street.

OFFICIAL CO3l MUNlartera, C havCATION.
Ilead.ques, July 22.
, !lost Illustrious and Excellent tienhor—lt being proper is dr
teat the projects of individuals. well known here as disturhen of
the public peace, notwithstanding that they are shielded with the
name of Real Royalists. and being informed that they Were en-
deavouring to assemble people in the towns, for the purpose of op-
posing the oath to the Constitution, which they had I:sported was to
o
be sworn this day, I have, by pronipt MeaSIMS, SUeeeeded in takin
t!,e greater pan of them. This havin."• been done in the night,
al plc they were attempting to rei.emblc,l therefore write Irmo: 'Ex-
cellency to forewarn you, lest the contrary should be reported will
you i at the same time assuring your Excellency that un to this
moment, two in the morning, when the courier Is stifles off, public LONDON, WEDNESDAY, Aucesz 9, 11426.
tranquillity has in no respect been disturbed, bemuse every thing
was accomplished in the night without any noise; and that, as far We have received the French Papers of the 6th and the
as I can ascertain, the same kind of disorders do not spume to have L.,,_i.e
of
rao 1 the 7th instant. We subjoin some extracts. In
broken out in any otha &Wets of the povinces. God preserve
another part will be found the trial of Reyniond, a clerk
yam Excellency,
JOAO CA RLOS DE SOLD.INIIA DE
OLIVE' R.l E DAUS. of M. Ror nee limn in Paris, for the etnbezzlentent of
funds to a very large amount.
To Jose Concede Mello. Military Governor
of Trisa.os-Moates. (From the Efoik, dated Monday, Aug. 7.1
By way of detail, as far as time will permit, this supplement be- • JASSY, JULY 17.
in blished at the hour of the departure
.of the post fur. the south,
Iladi and Ibrahim Effendi, appointed by the Porte Plenipotenti-
,,,, hetto to tint Brigadier hladutetra, of the mania, was 011 e
ot tiro who commanded in this attempt. The other was the re- cries to the Congress at Ackermann, arrived here on the 10th in the
tired Colonel Silva. The Brigadier Sladureira fled, and a party of evening, accompanied by two Turkish interpreters, Essar Effendi
cavalry was sent in pursuit, under the command of title
:o talc
atnlcie
1 and Namik Effendi, by two Secretaries, Nedschib Effendi and
worthy captain Mesquite, with orders from
rt the i
ttgitive, and bring him to the ead•qua ere, littleiSeornidtead. "eThe • 314Amed Masi Effendi, and a numerous suite. The Hospotlar of
troops behaved nobly and valiantly. this Principality, accompanied by the Metropolitan and all the
The General has issued a proclamation, which we shall hasten
lioyards of the Divan, went to receive them under a tent out of
to publish as noon as it comes to hand. The following are the ,
n of the perturbaton, in addition to the two already men- the city. After having taken some refreshments, the Commis.
1 sin :m of the Porte entered the state carriages of the Prince, and,
Owed :
,Tl 3. ea-Judge de Fora Freivo, Lieutenant Gonzalo Peiaroto, I escorted by the several authorities of the city and the country, by
Captain Fiiippe de Cainpo, Port-Adjutant Bernardo, who was is
tine guards of the Prince and the Turkish Beschlis, they pro.
mud, Un2tain evilva„ also retired. r. 3litas, whit his father and
brother. a bankrupt merchant, nicknamed the Vtarinho, a person ceeded to the lodgings prepared for them. During the week that
named Cachapery, and other!. they remained in this city the Ilospodar and the Boyars vied with
Nana are taken, and what is remarkable is, that the factions each other in their endeavours to entertain the guests. Yesterday
were in with 'scythes, sticks, and carbines, which. to facilitst , '
flight, they the Courban Bain= was celebrated by solemn ceremonies, and the
their
came in eight. threw away as soon as the troops which pursued illumination of the principal streets. The Foreign Consuls and
them
A'iteir concerted cries were, " liana for Spain, to give us an ob. Agents paid visits of congratulation to the Turkish Commissioner.
saiute.King 1 .Death to the English, the Constitutionaliats, and all
On the 12th M. Leslie, the new Russian Consul, arrived with all
who winsome los Constitution !"
g'
. the persons belongin to the Consulate, and the Archives, who had
LETTER TEMA TilE INTAVTA DECENT TO THE INFANT
DON 21101: L. returned to Kischeneff in 1823. Ile was received, on his entrance
:" Mx nran Bit Druz a—l recited in Caidas da Reinlia„ your into the Moldavian territory, and escorted hither, by the Captain of
tram cue. used letter of the I 4 ,h of June, which pleased me much, the Frontiers of the Pruett, who bad been appointed to attend him
by titraentiments which you express regarding me, maul which i
claninly ought to feel lem exceedingly please-I titat my belosred at Slihmandar. The next day lie received the usual compliments
brother approve...of the determination which 1 took to publish, sta limn the 51oldarian Government and the Foreign Consuls, which
""turs* Ivecrirvahisslott, eltecuilisltket4Lete fleto AO- I im tetanal on the Lith and lath
T is measure proeloced in the public tto agrees le c ect whico I 1 .. _.. •
anticipated— My principal objact is, and always shall be, to de-
st:ros iotrignes, townie:our family, and to turn Its affections more
every day towards a nation endued with the first qualities by which
• taws 'been distinguished in nil ages of the monarchy, and which,
ta tiniel‘..Uer• dines, state men, as arnbitious as they were per.
sstscotacassil
ed in overturning anti destroying. Cut I hope, awl
Os hope will not be disappointed, in the God of Henry, who so
s•iblytasileliversal dissgtioms from greater and MOM hoiri.
t:e calamities, that Ile will confound imposture, Impiety, and
titre; and that Portugal is about to return to its ancient ages of
glary., I irineitsally exert myself to put in practice,' and in vigo-
Mae execution. the wise detenninations of our brat..? and legiti.
iitase King, glion.Palro IV., Ent peror of Itnaii—determirationa
which-have merited-she-applause and central approbation of the
llogdonr, and which only lave been displeasing to Mote who cal-
cqlpred upon the continuance of the inveterate ahtses +Webmessed
Loon ..hlutppy Pamela, and whit!' afflicted the patcrrtil heart of
oar august and lamented father, without his ever hying it* to
ntuster the reaolution of curing them and destroying them..
••• Perhaps, my dear brother, some one has written yogi In wdif-
regent sense from that in which I now address you. I beseech you
no: to lend cedit, in this respect. to any thing but what I write
yip, end which you will find to he the truth, and that so far front
/ending faith to those who live only by confusion, who desire din.
order, and who breathe only vengeance, carnage, and blood. nay
Loathes will agree to plant and support air.ong us the instnittions
which emanate from the throne—tostitutions for which the nation
siktis-s-iostitutions such as those which can alone rescue us !r•n,i
tt 0 abyss into which we have beer. thrown, the fat I surrender of
uyr &relent constitutional laws, of our laudable ulna and ea-oinks.
Tills the honour of my beloved brother Imperiously deniunds ; his
t,c,cri rattle, his glory. as well as his interests, are involved in it.
•• I received his full power to administer his household, u well
st.suFeient authority to proceed to the division of the property
watch ocerued to us by the death of our august lather.in.dair, of all
said, I shall render an account.
- I am very sensible of the confidence which my brother has
reposed in ow, by requesting that 1 shohltl provisionally continue
to ritninis; .r, by myself alone, to the family interests which hove
ii•ltie•to lees administered by the Governmert. lint shall I have
sstioient force to fulfil worthily the honourable confidence which
eat belov:il brother places in int i• I know not ; but this I
Y. vow, that I shall exert all my powers to answer hi; expectations,

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Thal:11111'11111 PUESII coutmence.l publishing yesterday morning
at five o'clotk.

PARIS, MAT 6.

The Etoile, referring to the report of the presumed re-establish.
ment of the Order of blahs, gives a sketch of the history of the
Order, from its foundation, in 104'1,.ti1l ;Malta fell into the hands o
Bonaparte by treachery, and the:• by famine into the power of the
English, to whom it was finally adjusted in 1014.
Europe, says the Eloile„ sees the consequetces of this deplorable
spoliation; and England itself taw them a few years ago, when the
pride of Algiers showing less respect to its flag than to that of the
order, obliged it to undertake the useless expedition of 1816. Ask
all the people who inhabit the shores of the Mediterranean, if t!,a,
sea were still protected by the white cross, whether the Barbary
squadron would have joined the fleet of the Capitan Paha, and
Would Ibrahim himself have ventured to pass from Egypt to the
blares?
A traveller in the mountains of Ronda, who had been plundered
by the Mama Corona, having stated that that chief wanted to force
Mtn to cry, The Constitution fir ever ! the peasants, who arc very
loyal, went in pursuit of him ; he was surrounded near Antignera,
and escaped covered with wounds, and soon after, having lost his
four companions, he died in a house where he had found an asylum.
Ills wife delivered his body to the authorities, who had ordered
strict search to be made :or his retreat, but she refused to believe
tho persona who had deceived Itim in his last moments, though they
threatened to shoot her, and even made her kneel as if to receive
death. Such was the end of this ancient chief of smugglas and
robbers.

The Courier of last night has a long article, which con-
eludes by observing, that it would be of no conscquoice,
provided the poor could be employed, whether their la-
bours "offered a jar-siesik of the Pyramids of Egypt, or a
re-production, of the Tower of Idabel." The conclusion is
worthy of the whole Course of reasoning pursued through