The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-21 00:00:00

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

I. LOVE respectfully Informs the Nobility, Gentry, her Mends,
and the Public, met her BENEFIT will take pk.tw thls Ltei.l2,6,
TUESDAY, Jaw* 21, when will tweeted
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
Sir Mark Chu', Mr. Fawcett Alfred Ilighdyer, Mr. Jones ; Fixture,
Mr. Rayner. Maria Darlington, Wee Foote.
After which
CHARLES THE SECOND.
_ . _ . _

King Charles the hecood, Mr. C. hemble; Lord Rochester, Mr.
Jona"; Certain Copp, Mr. Fawcett. Mary. Ming Lo, e.
In this counts of the Evening a railety of Songs. Duets, &c. Miss
Patou *lll slug "Lei here the gout's lark," and auadn,lred
Ballad.
To eonclud• with CI. 1R!.

The Duke Vivaldi, Mr. T. Y. Tooke: Mularuo. Mr. Fawcett. ciari.
Miss Foote; Vespina, Min Lem

HAYMARKET THEATRE.

This E;edlng:Till;iiV":Ja;•il, Wlll M performel
TRIBULATION g or, I; Nik F:I.COMR VISITORS.
The Characters by Messrs. Dowt on. VI ll ll g. and Raymond; Maldarlea
Davison and Glover.
After u bleb,
PIGEONS AND CROWS.
Sir Peter Pirrn !gain. Mr. Listun ; Captain Plysiggin. Mr. Vining.
Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Glover.
To conclude with
FISH OCT OF WATER.
Sam Savoury. air. Liston.

ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL.
UNDER THE EtiPECIAL PATRONAGE OF lIIS MAJESTY.
REPETITION OP THE GRAND WATERLOO FETE
The Proprietors respectfully aeqwaint the Publie that the BRIL-
LIAN I' MILITARY (;ALA, 'tt shieh gave such high satisfaction Int
night, in celebration of Lord Wellington's splendid V letore at Water-
loo, will be repeated fur the last time TO-MORROW L NI. in
all its variety, with the 14,500 additional lamps, additional Art.
works, the Female Juggler. the Illuminated Orore wound tiznei. tM
Ballot. Fantoechn. Terrine Ascent, &e. &r. &e.
Doors open at Seven.—Adanbsion, 3s. Od.

The Raz 2 ISK Plasm; coeulnenced pt.vl44llo'lg Yesterday manic/
at flee o'clock.

LONDON, TUESDAY. JUNI sn, 11195.

The Paris Papers which reached our officz last night
contain no news, except some furthtr 'confirmations of the
success of the Greeks. It is now ridiculous to doubt the
issue of the present campaign. 'the single question is,
whether the SC LT•N will be able to make another attempt
upon the independence of Greece. The destruction of the
Egyptian expedition will deprive him of his last hope.
It is reported that a new treaty has been concluded bt.
tween the Emperor of Ausrat A and the King of NArtss,
by which the military occupation of the the States of latter
will be continued for two years.
The Monileur of Saturday denim that the plan for put-
ting up to public competition the conveyance of the mails
from Calais to Dover is any abandonment of the principles
of the Treaty of 1783. The mails for England will be de-
livered to the post office at Dover by the French officers as
hitherto. The sole object of the change is stated to be.
and we have no doubt truly, to render the service more
speedy and economical, by entrusting to private person.
the management of the steam boats in which the mails are
conveyed.
(From the Etoik, dated Sunday.]
PARIS. JUNI la
The Austrian Observer of the 9th contains farther extracts fro=
the Hydra Gazettes, from 22d April to 6th .May.
We must observe. that we have given much later sews from the
MOTes, and that if the Greek liazettes do not mention the burping
of the Egyptian fleet. it is because it happened two days later.
The Friend of the LOWS, No. 108, relates the taking of Odys-
seus, who, at the head of a Turkish corps, was compelled by flours
to lay down his anus at Artalandi. This traitor has been couduct:d
to Napoli di Romania.
The Gazette of Athens confirms this important news, and adds.
that the Turks in their rage massacred all the Christian., 'Aural"
carrying away the women and children.
The Friewi of the Laws of the 6th of May publish* a less