The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-22 00:00:00

ear so the Annual General Meeting of Bubseribers on the lint
Wednesday in Atone.
atith!r —That any varanciew which may occur in said Corn-
/kill"' be ailed up by the Members of the General Committee.
Sennthly—That the Treutuers do mike a report half-yearly.
datii'llat the report of the proceeding., together with the
141 der ets and Members, be transmitted annually to the
Slily harlarldon, through the Bishop.
Of itarbadoes are greatly Indebted to the liberal spirit
of Mr:Coletidge, the Lord Bishop's Seattary,for a
sousation, which, at this season of the year, they are
addle to enjoy. in conunsmoration of an event, which,
is its soneoquenoes, will, we may be allowed to hope,
benefits to the daughters of the poor, the.
aptilibbis
silo Soo of the Girl's School..—Mr. Coleridge paid
• I of a ball at the Central School-room,
the short time allowed to prepare the room,
• •ow depaxrittioivre,ito;tretetraeriseunittelert:inoetrhe giitzeodeci_.:;
: tetias -
worerSE:i
were eminently saccesful In rendering it
Ilpopdon of his fair visiten ; it was molt tastefully de-
. Melted ilia= we never saw neatness and elegance more
' Mr illailly OM ' • and when we say, that Mrs. narrow was
• lig ugly Patrustrao of the night, our readers will immediately
OM Mho sionsietiow that it was a cheerful happy party. The Lord
1.11. p. Archdeacon Eliot, and the greater pan of the Clergy were
molds% the happy throng. The refreshments were abundant and
good ; mho music (band of the kW) inspiring ; and the dancing
Lips vlo with great spirit until past two o'clock. The Lord Bishop
• Mired at a very early hour.
To go from gay to grave (terersing the pon's orders, we are now
le Wile that the painful Mottlat of his Lordships departure, for
• • sooratas is near at hand. We understand that his hoedship will
- illiteat liallif o'clock On Pihrisday—the prayers and best wishes
1
. of the'ggleitants • srUl ae.eauspan y hint.
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ECICA SIX TER CENT. LOAN..—The
M• • •
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Thigd Qoutorly Divitl; dime oar the let day of October
Amt. will Do paid at the Counti use of hissers. Barclay, Her.
obg. Ititherdsortrand Co. 11, w Broad-sweet-mews, on the
some and succeeding dant, between the hours of Ten and Two
iamb. The Dividend Wherants, with Lists thereof, numerically
.41511.1111/1., must be left £a totaatinatioa ono day previous to
. 0111hial.
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. Ette rtit spreogi.
• DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
lie PIA' Is respeethally informed. that this THLATRII WILL
oeri. )ITUR DAY NCI r. Septerubct 24. when will be performed
04 tl./mantis Drama of
FAUSTUS.
rametwe. Mr. WeHack: Wisner.
Paton;ley M•phletvkllea, Kt. J.
armalL Roaolle, Ulm
L Adlne. Him OrAdJun.
After which,
• NEW DIVERTISEMIN P.
Conelude with RAISINO TIIK WINO.
Jeremy Diddle?, Mr. Harley; Sam, Mr. J. Rome&
I . HatnitARKET 7'HEATilli.
TOR THit lENEFIT or MR..W. WARREN.
• • TIMM THDRSD AY. September FS, will be perionne•
• PAUL PRY.
. The Pellsallgal Characters by iteeers.W. Warren and Mohan; Mentamee
Weyer and Waylett; and *Wain' Yeetrla.
: •
4, In the mute of the Evening. ..When a Ilttle farm we keep,' by Mr.
11•Alep end Madame Sestet; and •. The West Mosul and the Blue
Neete." bf yr. Harley.
After wblth.
THE SORROWS ulr WERTER.
Or. LOVE, LIQUOR, AND LUNACY.
Wetter, Mr. Liston; Albert, Mr. Harley ; Charlotte, Mrs. O. Jones.
To eonclude with LOCK AND KEY.
linuannism. Mr. W. Warren; Ralph, Ur. Harley.

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ENGLISH OPERA 110 USE.
lets Iveslds. THURSDAY. Sot. H. will be performed
•
INCLE AND YARLCO.
INkik Mr. Cooper ; Trudge. Mr. Mathews; Ycuiro, /01.111
Worst!, Liu Pates.

After which,
111AAMIMII0410U11E; or, FIVE HOURS AT DitIONTQN.
Mot Fidpt, Mr. Mathews.
To conclude with
LOY! AM((II THE ROSES.
Sharpset, Mr. Wrench.
TL" •-•""-
SADLER'S WELLS.
Thin trailing, THURSDAY, Sept. SI, will be pectwaied
TRE DEM.'S IN DR. FAUSTUS.
After which
TAIL cAmtt.a. THE JEW, AND THE YORKSHIREM.IN.
To conclude with
THE ENCIIANTED OIRDLES;
fir, %/Lill THE WITCH. AND THE LADIES OF SAMARCAN D.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Taw-paragraph respecting "Tie General Election" would bo an
advertisement, and as such only could be inserted.

1'111.411t121131r1Z111 somnisnired publishing yesiaday mottling
at by° o'clock.

LONDON, THURSDAY, SIMI/MIL 112, 1612 i.

The Paris papers of Monday add nothing material to
the for,ign intelligence we Dave already received. The
Litrigues of the Apostolic party in Spain are carried on
with great boldness; but M. Zew maintains his ground
against them, and has baffled them in most of their pro-
jects. But the Government is as cruel and sanguinary as
ever towards the unfortunate Constitutionalists ; a petition
for mercy reached the KING lately from some Freemasons
imprisoned at Grenada. The answer they received was
au order "tl.at they should immediately be put to death.
question between M. Zt. A and the Apostolic party is
merely a struggle for power ; and in the execution of the
• Batritermano, and the treatment of the Freemasons of
Grenada, we have proofs that the royal authority could
• hardly be made the instrument of greater enormities than it

is at present.
The only news we have respecting the Greeks is from
Coostant•nople, where it it understood the Divan have re-
cored in.`armati ri of the resolution of the Greeks to place
th,Wr astional independence and political existence under
trite protection of Great Britain. The augmentation of the
English navy in the Levant, is stated as a fact connected
with dui measure. The Divan are represented to be seri-
ously rAlecting on these proceedings. We shall see what
will be the re.halt. _ . _

I From the Boils, dated Tuesday.)

CON.TANTINOPit, AUG. ?I.

The ill •tu has r,ciived the news of the act by which the Greeks
'hoe uwir independence and their future existence under the ex-
clitsi,e protection of Great Britain. It is also informed of the
angtnestation of the English naval force in the Gulf of Napoli, and
wilit4 now amounts to four frigates, two corvettes, and two brigs ;
of the expected arrival of tiro other frigates and a corvette to rein-
fee e French squadron ; and lastly, of the arrtval in the Archi-
preAgo of an America, squadron composed of • ship of the line,
a frigate, and two onrvettsa. II is Wang that all them drawl-
consreite many reflections.
T .dtutiltiTiVirrier eitenetellttult the
liftllll (buena, the Pt,eDui !Ass. Noe. 13‘ Ili. which
anti& came pa:tin/lan of skirmishes an the Mona; but of tor
later date than the end of July.
I.Front the cautitsteoßiet of Monday.'

• kIADBID, SEPT. 8.
°seat d'Emagne's divisiou re-entered the capital yesterday
evenimg, amidst the acclamations of the people, who went to meet
bite ; some few isolated shouts were, however, heard of " The
Mackin,/ King for ever, but let him be Charles V !--down with
the PoUerd—down with the Ministers !" Some detachments of
the shrews remain In lordship of MaMi, in the then of
Ilitheogs and its neighbuathood ; It is, hcwerer, said that these
detaistiments are soon t' return.
As Brumes' affait was, as it Irmo, snellimt of General Capape's,
its event must naturally have grad Influence on the fate of lie
latter ; ane accordingly his trial has been :so pushed forward since
hos tron.lation from the Nobles' prison to the Carat de Corte,'
ths: the .ttiorocy-Lieneral has already presented his accusations,'
irti;eir concludes by demanding against Gener‘l Capape the pogo
ord;rarts de gereffie--(tbat is. strangulation).
l'hare ia Vitale probability of either the intrigues or influence o
the A paatoSics being able to save him from this rimishire:a.
Our to-day's Cazdie emitting the following Decree :-
-• Ommdering that in all times the lows of the kingdom have
rotisidden, is the origin of all disorder, any depots:inns of the
inulotode to the Public Anthoritits ; that the desire of bri;.ging
into discredit the measures of Government, to which some
res.dess men, always dlseo•,tented, arc too moth addicted, produce
deviations from obedience, from whence result conspiracies, tu omits,
seditious, aid iosarrations; considering that when the people thus
.'em deputations, it often happens that the law tag and none
si.mm to ruttish, or who may be looked upon u responeble.
Co these consideratiant,i have decreed as follows:
. I renew the orthr fur no representation to be made to Go-
•aromeat ►y a multitude, or any association of people, or by a
zady.soutparty, or dviachuittit of my army ; by my pmrincial
MI royalist volunteers, or by any organised force of either