The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-15 00:00:00

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• ENGLISH OPERA lIOUSE.
This treeing, I"L'ESII.tY, Angu►t iii, will be performed the new
t' . Onad Redo-Comic Opera of
THE ORACLE; or, THE INTERRCPTED SACRIFICE.
lb. principal Characters by Messrs. J. gland. Perkins, J. 0. Atkins, H
Pallripa,'Sapio. and Thorne, Mimes Paton, Hamilton, and Goward.
After which the new Comic Operetta, called
LYING MADE EASY.
Pte principal Characters by Messrs. Bartley, Thorne, and Wrench
Mines Carr and Roden.
To etinelode with the Illu.dral Farce of
GUM NA GREEN.
Mr. Jesklos, Ur. Wrench Larder, Mr. Power; Betty Finnikin,
Miss Kelly.

. ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL.
, . Under the especial Patronsee Of his Majesty.
TN HONOUR OP HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OP
YORK'S BIRTH DAY.
The Proprietnn respectfully announce another superb FETE, which
v.iil take piece To morrow Evening, WEDNESDAY, Aug. IS, in honour
of the Birth-day ;if his Royal Highness the Commander-In-Chief, and on
V:* same stale of grandeur which characterized the Entertainments on
big Ilaetty's Gala. On the present interesting Anniversary the Royal
tie:dens will be most splendidly illuminated, and a succession of Enter-
tainments given during the entire Evening, commencing with the opening
of the Doom,
The ILLUMINATIONS will include the 13,000 extra Lamps, the *ante
a. on the King's !Celt, which are now to be formed into appropriate
«liiitary Derives. Trophies, k..
The CONCERT will include all the celebrated talent In the Metropolis,
vet. Miss Travis. Idles Love, Miss Ilelme. Mr. Bohan', Mr. Sinclair.
Signor De ;Sestuls, Sir. Taylor, Mr. Horncattle, Mr. Rnhinson, Master
Harker, and Mr. 'nitrify. Leader of the Band, Signor Spagnolettl.
Conductor, Ur. Bishop.
The beautiful Moonlight Scene of the Ruins of an Italian Abbey. Pro-
duced by the celebrated Mr. Stanfield, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane,
will be agalp.exhlbited.
The Cambla Veduta, a merles of changeable Views, by Mr. Cooke, with
the light and shade effect of the Diorama.
"The Illuminated Grove will be open for the third time this Season.
Mr. tVILSON, on the TIGHT ROPE, will exhibit his surprising Evo-
lutions In a complete Change of Performances, amongst which an entire
IsJvelty. called " The• Carnival of Venice, or a Masquerade on 'fwo Tight
Kopf.... by Mt. Wilson, assisted by the Young American. introducing
Palichinclin and Family, with Comic Dancing, Ike.
On this Evening, for the second time, will be performed a new Ballet,
est:fled
CORONAMENTE DELLA ROZIERE,
Composed by Mons. B. Vested*; the Music by Mr. G. H. Rodwell ; the
Scenery by Mr. Thorne. Principal Dancers:—Madame Pauline Route-
-1.41 and Monaienr B. Vestris ; Mesdames Colgan, Adelaide, and Mance ;
Monelenr Sellivan, and the Two Rldgways, who will Deuce an entirely
new Grotesque Pas de Deux.
During the Evening, Air. BLACKMORE will exhibit his risusl Evolu-
Dant on the SLACK ROPE.
A Military Band wilt play at Intervals, during the Evening, In the
Orchestra.
The unrivalled ITErnst has had in preparation, many weeks past, en
Exhibition of FIRE WORKS, which will. he pledgee himself, exceed in
;r!lllancy any ever seen In this kingdom ; and as he is paid a large slim
...Ira. the Public may expect a great •n the Pyrotechnic Art on the
resent ocrastion.
In Cte latt Grand Piece the YOUNG AMERICAN will make hi.
I'ERRIVIC ASCENT to the Moorish Tower, and Descend amidst
ViJ;times of Vire.
Doors open at Seven o'Clock.—Concert begins at Half-past Eight—
Admisdon As.
Additional Police are engaged ; and the Public are requested to order
the'r Servants to attend to the instructions respecting Carriages.
Orders will not be admitted, and the Free Litt and Complimentary
t'Jr.l4 sill be suspended on this Evening.

The BRITISH Pness commenced publishing yLsterday

at ►ix o'clock.

LONDON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, Inc

The French Morning Papers contain little of import-
:. wi'h the exception of the extract from the Jourga/
Drhats, which is subjoined. The Gazette d'Augshurgh,
I rider the date of Constantinople, 14th July, says, " that
•,:e news from the provinces of Turkey is very favourable,
ard must therefore favour the execution of the reforms,
:specially as the capital, stunned by so many events, con-
.initei tranquil, and offers nowhere the slightest resistance."
;he formation of the army goes on rapidly, it is added.
0:1 the 29th June, 500 disciplined troops traversed Sera.
he Firman of the Sultan, abolishing the Janissaries, de-
isred that the object of the measure was to invalidate
:).reign influence. Nothing decisive had taken place in the
Nlorea up to the 14th ult. The following arc some ex-
tints from the French papers :
[Fruni the Etoile, dated Sunday, Aug. 131

PARIS, AUG. 12.

On the Slat of July the Princess Regent of Portugal took the
oath to the Charter. She afterwards tool• an airing in the city, and

went to the Theatre.

The Gazette of the 31st of August emitting n proclamation, in
which the Princess Regent declares that she will r: main at the head
t.: the Government till her niece is of age. The ar.ette of the 3d
announces the nomination of a new Ministry, composed as

:elm, •
31. D'Almeytla. Foreign loin;t 3l. Gregns, the Intetior ; 31,
sC:lslanha d'Oliviera Dann, AVar ; 31. Braancanm, Baron de So.
lank, Finance.
The Hebe corvette arrived at Havre, from Hayti, on the 11th of
Anus,. It brings a million of piastres, completing the first in.
stalmett of the indemnity fur the St. Domingo planters.
Tao Commissioners from the Government of Ilayli are also
route on board the Ilebe. One of them is the son of Gen. Inginac ;
C.e name of the other is Villevalaia.
L-tters horn Jassy of the 2thh July /date, that the Turkish
t onunissionera whoare to go to A kerrnan were still at Jassy. The
opening of the conferences with the Russian Commissioners, which
'as to have taken place on the 13th, was deferred for three
weeks.

The Captain of an Austrian vessel, lately arrived at Trieste, re-
torts that the last expedition from Alexandria has brought to
Ibrahim but very few troops and provisions, which have been'
Landed at Navarino. The Egypt an Cbief was encamped at Ni►i,
and was sending large quantities of provisions to Tripolizza.
Letters from Napoli di Romania say, that the garrison of
N ksokoghi has given up to the public treasury the atrears of pay
r ::ich were due to it.

MADRID, JULY 31.
The Consul-General of his Catholic Majesty at Sityrna has in-
teemed the Government that there is in circulation in thaw coun-

tries a great quanti,l of counterfeit coin, and especially of Spanish
piastre', made of lead, and covered with a thin coat of silver;
these pieces, which have been made in the 111orea, are so well imi-
tated. that the money-changers are deceived, end the onlj means

detecting them is by the sound.
I limn the Journal lirs Debats.l

FRANKFORT, AuoVST 7.

The following is a copy of the note from M. d'Anstett, the Rus-
ir.in Minister, accompanying the Report of the Commission of In.
yuiry at St. Petersburgh, transmitted to the Baron of Munch-Bel.
::.ghausen, President of the Germanic Diet.
•• In consequence of the principles adopted by his Imperial Ma.
by which be has been led to give complete publicity to the
:,,tuas of the inquiries instituted in consequence of the guilty en.
•,rprizes, and still more guilty projccis, of the secret associations
.covered in Russia, the undersigned Envoy Rstraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the Emperor of all the
Russia* has been able, on different occasions, to make communica-
-vms on this subject to the most Serene Gerrnmic Confederation,