The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-11 00:00:00

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HAYMARKET THEATRE.
TIMIE
insp. THURSDAY, August 11, will Iv performed
TIYTWO PpOES OF .PREDCRICII THE CRC VT.
PredealgX4trear. Mr. W. Fasten ; Theodore, Madame l'estrii;
Missf P. Glover. Madame Phelps, Mrs. Gibbs.
And Which,
F. QUITE CORRECT."
The Prl=Characters.hy Messrs. Yining, Raymond, and Liston:
es Glover, Davison, P. (him er. and W. Clifford'.
To eonelade with MIDAS.
Apollo, Madame Vends; Midas, Mr. Liston,

ENO4ISH OPERA HOUSE.
This Twining, TItURRII‘V, August 11. will be performed
BROKEN PROMISF.S
Or, THE COLONEL, THE CAPTAIN. AND THE CORPOR St.
The Principal Characters ty Messrs. Bartley. Broadhurst. Whom*,
Wrench, W. Bennett, and Power; Mesdames Noel, Paton, War,
Kelly. Jerrold, and Welppert.
To conclude with
THE VAMPIRE; or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES,
The Vampire, Mr. T. P. Cooke.

IN HONOUR AND IN COMMEMORATION OF THE KING'S
BIRTH-DAY.
ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXRALL.
llee Nobility, Gentry, and Public are most respectfully apprised
lime a MAGNIFICENT and LOVA!. CELER RATION In honour At the
pin rtt.ipsy of hie m.ist Graclows Majesty GEORGE IV. will take
tiligTO-MORROW, FRIDAY, the 12th of August. being the Grandest
tof the Season. The Proprietors are too gratefully Impressed by.,
the August Hon Our and unbounded Patronage which they have re-1
ecived„ not to feel that on thin loyal occasion It will he their pride to
,present to the British Public a GRAND GALA FETE, embracing
Iscries of Amusements of the highest order, and whiek will surpass In
splendor and variety any Entertainments ever given at these Gardens.
here will De a constant succession of Entertsllnments from the mo.
went the Doors open, till the Fire Works. at Twelve (A:lock, which
t crib butte the Amusements of the Evening.
The I ILLIM IN ATIoNS wUI be on the moot brilliant scale ever seen,
and upwerds of 50.000 variegated Gamin, exhibited In numberless new
vices of Flags, Mottoes, Crowns, Starts, Arms, hie.
That beautiful Fairy Illusion, the ILLUMINATED GROTE, which,
t-ors the very great expenditure attacked to it. can only be lighted
three or forte times tn the Season, will be ghatson theplietteolar
oemsion. greatly increased In effect
The celebrated Mr. WILSON. Just arrived from the Continent, who
has recently delighted almost all the Courts of Europe, is engaged for
few Nights only, and will surprise the Company with the most
ttvaeMrl exhibitiOn of his extraordinary power( on till Tight Rope
ever witnessed: and la particular will perftin his Piece called "The
Darner of All Work,' In which he will personate the Tight Rope
Dancer of Three Nations. in the costume of Scotland. France, and
Turkey, and Introluce a Dance in Wooden Shoes,, with a great
variety of other admirable Evolutions.
The Amusements will eeminenee with a GRAND CONCERT of
()CAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, with several new Comic and
other Songs; and will Include, for the let time, a Grand Loyal Can-
tata, or Carmen Triumphale, written expressly for this Night, to be
performed by the whole strength of the Orchestra, both Vonl and
instrumental.
The FEMALE JUGGLER will astonish and delight the Company by
Ito varied and wonderful Suspension rf Rings. Balls, Use.; and
Monsieur 11011 Ell T. the celebrated Parisian. will also give his et-
traordiriary Performances; and, for the ad time exhibit his unique
West. with the Female Juggler. His Balancing Powers will be shown
t'.e Rotunda, on account of the Theatre being entirely occupied
th's eveling.
I,A FILLE MAL GARGEE, the favourite new Ballet, will be per-
firmed on the Stage by the whole Corps de Ballet, including several
erairaly new Dances. are.
The TANTOCCIN I. which has been exhibited every Night this Sea.
non. situ iseeveasee In attraction, and will he performed twice on this
Kteillni, the seeend time being entirely different
The HYDRAULICS. very much Inert:need In site and effect. and
Etgs,iwingr bvellispbra,Tl.lnl44"nito;WtigehTlicantyrenew and ingenious
The COSNIORAMAS sell be illuminated at Nine, and continue open
to the Company till Twelve.
1 he MUSICAL TEMPLE is erected. and will be opened all the
Franlng.
&LAC MORZ will give his Slack Rope Evolutions In the Theatre as

the FIRE RORER will he played off at Twelve &Clock, and the
Public any rest &mitred of the fittest Exhibition of the Pyrotechnic
Art crag teem Madame Hengler, the celebrated Female Artist, being
paid a large sum extra to produce the finest possible Exhibitions,
whi,th have been preparing many Weeks. During the Grand gon-
e udlng . _

the TERRIFIC ASCENT tel..e place by the young American.
whilst Showers of Fire. In a Grand Discharge of Rockets. Maroon*.

—Toe Cave of Fingal—llluminated Fount tin—Revel ving Star—lierml
--Robbers' Cave—end all the numerous Devices and Transpereiteies,
will be given during the Evening.
Mr. Wiison's Pernmusnces on the Tight Rope will commence at
Nittf.pfst Nine, and continue t;11 Ten o'Clock.
To alkyd additional (Relit)+, the Chinese Entrance will he open.
end the Nobility and Public. are respectfully requested to order their
,erranta to follow the directions of the Police, an extra number of
room are mimed this Evening.
- Doors open at Seven.—Admission 38.4 d.
Nu Orders admitted this Evening.

The BAITIIIX Pans commenced publishing yostsrday. morning
et fire o'clock.

LONDON, THURSDAY, Auovis 11, ISIS.

The Paris papers of Monday contain no mticles of much
political iute-est. The reduction of the Rentcs appears for
the moment to have been forgotten. Not an essay is there
on that seemingly inexhaustible subject. The following
are extracts from the Etude of Tuesday :
The Augelssrg Gazette has the following letter :
•' The news of the arrival of the Capitan Pacba at Modoe is con.
firmed. On the td of July between three and four thousand Egyp.
tian troops were landed at Nayarit)°, whence they set out without
delay to hasten to the assistance of Ibrahim Paths, who is sur.
rounded on all sides by the Greeks, In the interior of the Mores.

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~ Before '.II issulongbi the Turks do not-seem to have made any
progress."

PSEIN AUGUST &

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Letters from Venice say, on the 2Gth, after dinner the military
authorities paid their r.:spects to the Emperor. At nine in the
evening their Imperial 11ajestics the Duehessof Parma and theA
dukes Fren:is Charles and Regnier, with their Contorts, honoured
with their presence the great theatre of La renice, which was illu.
miusted with the greatest magnificence.

Aecoonts from Damascus say, that the financial measure of the
Porte has excited a general commotion, the lirman, which puts
out of circulation almost all kinds cf gold and silver coin, having
been publishedlw4l3 a prohibition to buy in anycoin except sequins
of It, 6, and 3 Tiaatees, and new piecesof 60 pares. It became
known that the Sultan Ir.tentled to hare all the coins put out
of circulation bought up, and to send an officer from COMltillni-
n4p!e for the purpose. All the magrztree were shut, and the
people repaired to the Cali, whom they placed on a palanquin, to
convey him to the Seraglio. Then by cries and threats of killing
the Governor. and all the Authorities, unless the edict was re-
voked, the people got proclamations made, that all the kinds of
eoia should remain in circulation till th2arrivrl of the treasure
from Constantinople. Thus tranquillity was tes.oted, but money 11
hes r•oen 10 per cent.

Feisieen FUJIDII.—P•EIS, AVOUST 8 —Five per Celikl/41011f •