The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-26 00:00:00

RUSSIAN ULTIMATUM.

A knee dated Constantinople, May 10, contains the note presented
on 4th April, to Mr. Minziacky (the substance of which is already
hoown). and in consequence of whith the Porte resolved to accede
,a all the demands of Aussie. After dwelling on the causes of the
di:le:coca between the two Powers—the dilatory and evasive conduct
we the Turkish Government, and the long patience of the Emperor
• Alexander, M. de Minziacky says—the Emperor Nicholas, as
het/ to the principles of the Emperor Alexander, is resolved. like
Lim to give proofs of his peaceable sentiments. Ile will add one
more opportunity to all those which the Divan has already had to
sanity the just demands, of Russia. It is even his will
that evety ground to farther discussion between the two
empires shall vanish, that all the questions shall be deter.
er.ined, which, since 1816, Ws rendered their recriprocal re-
lations uncertain and dillicult, and that the bonds of union and
. W peace sr** shall henceforth hold them together shall offer
• Sid pieties ttelung duration ; ins word, that the Porte shall find in
the sanceilty of his Imperial Majesty, the best testimony of the eon-
ei.istory sentiments which animate him. After further endeavour.
lag, at great length. to impress the Porte with the necessity of
eienias to a final' adjustment of all 'the questions which have so
• kag divided the two parties, the Nate proceeds to the three points
tel dawn ea the Ultimatum of the Russian Cabinet, namely, the
replacing the Principalities precisely in the same state as they were
• previously to the tm obies in 1821 ; tho release of the Servian De-
puties;and the sending of Commissioners to the frontiers with fell
posers to negiciate with Commissioners from Russia. His Impe.
si 3lajesty, says 31. de Minziacky. in eunclusion, might hare
c,rtii.lered the negociations as ended, after the result of the
conference of the 13th of October, 11125, and have employed the
toc,t efficacious means to cause his rights and his treaties to be
respected. But on this important occasion his Imperial Majesty
I+.le Tattle( listened to his pacific inclinations and his moderation,
and considers it as indisput :ble that In expressing. to the Porte this
desire to see all cause for the complaints of Russia removed, so as
to destroy for ever the germs of a further discussion. His Imperial
IdAirety at the same time gives the Sultan the strongest proof of
tr.endship that is in his power. and the beat-founded motives for
worifidetice and security. Finally, M. de M. announces, that if all
Wow conditions are not really completed within six weeks, he is
to leave Constantinople. Not the most distant allusion is made to
irireece throughout the long note.—A!!grmeine Zeitang, Jaw IS.

ROYAL GARDENS, VAITXHALL.

Under the especial Patronage of his Moat C. acious Majesty.
This Evening, MONDAY, June 25, the Amm.einents will commence
with a GRAND CONCERT, In Two Acts, in the superb new Concert
Itsmai, at Half-past Eight o'Clock.
Pria,ipal Vocal Performers—Miss Stephens, and Miss Povey ; Miss
Lore, of the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden ;her tirvt appemance, ; Misr
and Madame Cornett; Mr. Braham ;who, In the course of the
e•eolog, will repeat the Elegiac Stanzas, entitled The Death of %VeLer) ;
Mr. Sinclair, and Signor De Begnis ; Mr. C. Taylor, Mr. Horncastie, Mr.
ttsbinton, Mr. Timmy, and Master Barker.
Loader of the Band, Signor Spagnolettl. Composer and Conductor,
Mr. H. R. Bishop.
ill.,:veen the Acts of the Concert a new Military Divertisement, called
THE SOLDIER'S FESTIVAL.
Leader of the land for the Ballet, Mr. Rooke.
The Entertainments will conclude with
A (;RAND DISPLAY UP FIRE-WORKS.

At the conclusion of which Mr. Littleton will Ely from the Top of the
11".:-work Tower to the Extremity of the Walk approaching the Covered
Wart, enveloped In Showers of lire.
Mins Travers, of the King's Ancient Concerts, Is engaged, and will
shortly make her appearance.
Doors open at Seven o'Clock.—Concert commences at Half-past Eight.
A.lnsiss:on is.
Particulars respecting Admission Cards for the Evening, and Private
Hears for the Sesson or Nightly, may be had upon application to Mr.
rimirews, Bookseller, Bond-stteet.
Cantlon.—The Public will please to take Notice, that all Songs offered
fx Sale on the outside of the Gardens are spurious. Copies of the Song.
rosy be bad in the Gardens.

•s• The length of the Election Intelligence again compels us to postpone
the Insertion of our Liverpool Commercial Letter until to-utorren. The
same cense prevents us from giving In this Number so Account of the
Etitettainnient given to Mr. Secretary Peel at N. wick, on the occasion
et the Right lion. Gentlemen's receiving the Freedom of that City.

Ti. Batrisu PRESS cmnmerseei Publishing on Saturday morn-
ing at An o'clock.

LONDON, MONDAY, Jvxs 26, 1826.

The french Papers received last night contain the de-
crees of DON PEDRO, abdicating the throne of Portugal in
t Avour of his daughter. The possible effects of this twi-
st:re are two : either Dos Mtut:i.l must become KING
of Portugal, or some stipulation must have been made, by
which the present REGENT wiil continue in power till the
Princess DONNA MARIA DA GLORIA attain an age which
shall entitle her to govern in her own right. In the latter
case, which we consider the more likely of the two, the
effect will be precisely the same as if the Princess ISA•
3LLEA had been declared Queen; but that would have
shocked Portuguese scruples and Continental prejudices.

From the Journal Jcs Delgils of Friday.?)
PARIS. JUNE 22.
The following is the first part of the official pieces relative to
Portugal which the Moniteur has thought proper to publish to-day.
It will be observed that the most important, the Cumititutionil
Charter, is wanting. Let us hope that it will soon come out of
Alinisterial portfolio, or that it will come to us through the
Paglish or American papers.
Ilia Majesty the Emperor of Brazil has issued the following
Decrees, which have been published at Rio Janeiro :

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