The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-25 00:00:00

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ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
This Keenlog, TUESDAY, July 2S, will be performed ;Ist time: a flew
Operatic Romance, called
THE. DEATH-FETCH ; or, THE STUDENT OF GOTTINGEN.
The Characters by Messrs. Anher, Peannan, Bartley, and Keeley ; Masts
Paton. Kelly, and Goward.
To conclude with the Musical Entertainment of
THE TURNPIKE GATE.
Crack, Mr. W. Chapman ; Robert Maythora, Mr. Keeley ; Peggy, Miss
Goward.

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ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL.
Under the espeeist Patronage of Me Majesty.
TWO ENTIRELY NOVEL ATTRACTIONS AT Tag ROYAL
GARDENS, VAUXHALL,

In addition to the usual Entertainments.
A GRAND GALA will take place TOMORROW and FRIDAY, 26th
and 2Sth of July, 1826.
The Proprietors respectfully announce, that anxious to merit h by
which
the
most strenuous exertions the very distinguished patron'', wit
they have bees honoured, they have availed themselves of the Welds of
that celebrated Artist, Mr. STANFIELD. who has designed sad executed
so entirely NOVEL SPECIES of EXHIBITION, which wilt be thrown
open to the Public on the above Nights.
An Avenue of lofty Elm Trees. which has never yet formed part of the
Pleasure Grounds of the Estatilishrnent, has been appropriated, under the
direction of the above MGM, to the construction of a Building upwards
of SO feet high, forming an exact
REPRESENTATION OF THE RUINS OF AN ITALIAN ABBEY
BY MOONLIGHT.
The combination of the natural beauties of the spot with the Illusions of
art gives a reality to the scene which has never been equalled. It will be
exhibited after the First Act of the Concert, with the effect of light and
shade, and remain opeu till Twelve o'Clock.
Adjoining these Ruins is the Chinese Entrance. which has been coin.
pletely tilted up with a DIORAMIC EXHIBITION, called the CAMBIA
VEDUTA, consisting of the six following changeable Views :
Teigninonth, in which Picture the effect of Lightning is sheen.
White Abbey, Lake of Kil.arney, illumined occasionally by the Setting

sun.
Mont St. Bernard, during which In seen the beautiful effect of a Snow

Storm.
Pont yr Eden, Wales.mith the appearance of a Rainbow.
Vesuvius—first, the View of the Eruption during the Day ; succeeded
by the Night View, with the Fiery Liam rolling down the Mountain.
Roslyn Castle, Scotland, a Picturesque Day Scene, changing afterwards
toe Moonlight Scene.
The Italian Ruins, as well as the Cambia Veduta. will all be open for
the gratification of the Visitors, without extra charge.
The other Attractions of the Evening will consist of—
A GRAND CONCERT. In Two Acta.
A new Ballet, THE VILLAGE DOCTOR.
Mr. BLACKNOItE on the SLACK ROPE.
Mr. WILSON, whose performances have been received with tact
universal delight, will perform hi* astonishing EVOLUTIONS on AV
TIGHT ROPE, varied each Evening.
The F.ntertaioments will conclude with magnificent FIRE WORKS
and TERRIFIC ASCENT.
Doors open at Seven o'Clock.—Concert
Admission 4.

at Halt-past Eight.

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The BtITJul Piss co ed
mmenc publishing yesterday morning
at five o'clock.

LONDON, TUESDAY, Jul., 25, 1826.

We have received the French Papers of the 22d, and
the Etude of the 2311, in due course, and subjoin borne
extracts. The Indicateur of Bordeaux, under the date of
Madrid, loth July, gives a sufficiently remarkable account
of the conduct of the Court of Spain, on receiving the in-
telligence of the course about to be pursued by the Em-'
peror Don Primo, with regard to Portugal. Both the '
Kt mi and Don Ca stos are said to have showed marked
displeasure on the news. All the Ambassadors were sue.
cessively invited to the Palace. They were told that a
deadly blow had been aimed at the KING and Royal
Family of Spain, by the Constitution conferred on Por-
tugal. The example-of a nation governed by such prits-
ciples could not fail to prove highly dangerous, and would
soon excite the Liberalist party in Spain to attempt simi-
lar schemes, and bring about new revolutions. His
MAJESTY even ventured to suggest, according to this ac-
count, that the European powers ought not to acknowledge
the existence of any such Government in Portugal, adding,
that for his own pail be protested most solemnly against
every step of the proceedings. After these discourses to
the Foreign Ambassadors, the KING continued to keep the
Palace in a state of confusion, by sending his Ministers
backward and forward, apparently without any distinct
object. Next day a Council was assembled, at which
Rtcac no was present, to deliberate on the beat means of
securing the public tranquillity, and to suspend the in-
tended journey of the KING and QV E err. The latter pro-
position was opposed by the Police Minister, who is re-
ported to have said that he would.answer for the safety of
Madrid with his bead.
[From the Etuik, dated Monday, July 23.
PARIS, JULY 22.
Letters from St. Petersburgh inform us that the Supreme Com-
mission appointed to investigate the conspiracy of '26th December,
had continued its sittings without interruption even during.the
Whitson holidays. bloat of the persons arrested, who belong to
the second class mentioned in the Manifesto of 13th June, appear
to have made sufficient atonement for their fault by the imprison-
ment which they have already suffered, since many of them have
appeared again in public at perfect liberty.
We have received from Constantinople accounts of the 22d,
which are consequently less recent titan those we gave yesterday,
but they contain sonic new details. All that has passed would
have appeared impossible beforehand, which make people believe
that the Sultan will attain his object. In order to keep the people
in the favourable temper which they have hitherto manifested, the
Sultan has caused the prices of provision* to be reduced oar half.
accusing the Janissaries of having made them dear. It is certain
that some °nu had commercial privileges which easily degenerated
into monopolies.
Nevertheless all eyes are turned towards the provinees where