The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-12 00:00:00

the SritisSit Urea•

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
mi. Evening, MATU RDA V, Aland 12, will he performed the new
Operatic Klmanee. called
NIATII-FETCO ; cr. THE STUDENT OF GOTTINGEN.
Tbr Characters by DI wars.
Amber. Pearan. itutley, and Keeley ; Misres
Hamilton, Kelly, and Cloward.
After which the new Comic Operetta, called
LYING MAGE EASY.
'I ht pr:ncipal Characters by Mc+ ms. Bartley, Thotne, and Wrench,
Misses Carr and Bodes.
To casein& with the new Melo-Drama of
THE LAST GUERRILLA.
The ninclpal Characters by Neon. Pearrnan, 'florae, Bennett. Archer,
ssiter, and Cooper ; 111,,e4 -;r1. Govrard, and Gray.

SADLER'S IVELLS.
A GRAND JUVENILE FETE. IN HONOUR Of ms MAJESTY'S
BIRTH DAY.
Cenal4lng of Pony Itacho and Ytre Workv.
mi. Evening, SATURDAY, Aneust 12, will be poi fanned the Melo-
Dramatic florletta of
ELAM ; cr, YOE MAID OF MILAN.
lamo, Mr. Caml bell; Clarl, Mr.. Fillet
Attar which,
IVF.DOING CAPERS.
To eonclivle v.-.tL the new itneetta of
T!IX rglIALk: JCKEY, ot. Y H
OUT, LVE, AND FOLLY.
AMr4. FlowllliainO .

ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL.
Puler the especial Patronage of his Mindy.
The Proprietors respectfully annontice the grandest of the•
Sas-
-941. heing In commemoration of his MAJES'fY'S BIRTH-DAY. the
eragnet Patron of the Royal Gardens, wbith will take place on MONDAY
fit XT, the 14th of August.
on this ansplcions or-cast:ln. and in conseqsence of the great attraction
et his previous Ascents, and mammon. applications fir a repetition, the
Proprietor 4 h.see arranged with Mr. GREF:N. who will make his LAST
est ENT at TIIG HT In his nmenitirenottALLOON, which will be beau•
Wally illuminated by • brilliant diseh..the of Bengal Lights. Mr. Green
hopes male to have the pleasure of tae e.astpauy of one or two Ladies or
Gem:erten ; nal a mires them that they need not apprehend the slightest
dittos., Ur. G. hivlnt les& tiny. reven Ascents. and in every instance
:embed terra firma without the sikliteat accident. He will depart from
the Gardens between the First and Second Acme( the Concert; and, as
ill -he two former instances, will no doubt be enabled to velour to the
R.. jai Gardens lo time to pay his respects to the Company. Terms for
tit, %%lige may be known at the Gar.lens.
The I LLOFIIN vrioNs will exceed In brilliancy those of this or any
14^..er Beason ; and upward of 13ot extra Lamps, of variegated
will be displayed In numberless Tea; hies, Device., 111:4ttnes, &C.
The CONCERT wig be appropriate, and will include all the celshmted
talent In the MetrooMis. vii. Mies Travis. Mira Lose, and Silas ifelme ;
Mr. Braliam, Mr. Sinclair, Signor De !Innis; Messrs. Taylor, llorn-
idle, Robinson. end Tinney ; and Master Darker. Leader of the Baud,
et:gror Sparnoletti. Conductor, Mr. Bishop.
'the begailful Moonlight Scene of the Ruins of an Italian Abbey, near-
est...der the celebrated Mr. Stanfield, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane,
ell be mak+ exhibited.
Tire Cambia Veduta, a aeries of Agreeable Views, by Mr. Cooke, with
l'afat and shade effect of the Diorama.
'llte Illuminated Grove will be open for the recant! time this Season.
Ur. WILSON, on the no fIT ROPE. will Exhibit his eurprislng Eve.
Unions In a complete Change of Perron:nieces, amongst which an entire I
novelty, called "The Carnival of Venice, or a Plasgnerale on Two Tight
Repes."'ley Mr. Wilson, assisted by the Young American, i ntsodueing
Polithinello and Family, with Comic Dancing, tee.
.). F.renine, fer the 11r4 time, win he performed a new Ballet,
produced eepressly Po his Majesty's Birth-day, eutliled
IL CORONAMiiNTE DELLA ROZIERE,
seopmed by Men.. B. Vestris the Music by Mr. G. li. Rodwell; the
Sterner! by Mt. That' ne. Principal Dancers :—Madame Pauline Rossig.
poi end Monsieur B. Vestris ; Mesdames Colson, Adelaide, and Bianca ;
Noststror iv an, and the Two Ridgway., who will Dance an entirely
new Grotesque Pas tie Deng.
During the Evening, Mr. BLACKMORE will exhibit his usual Kyoto.
'we. en the SLACg ROPE.
A Mliitary Band will play at intervals, during the Evening, in the
Dreltest.S.
"The celebrated Sontblry has hsd in preparation many weeks past the
finest
he of FIRE WORKS ever, produced In this expect
rw which he PM WIN saga extra. The Public may therefore t
a gteat treat In the Pyroegeboic Art on the present occasion.
to C.:44 last Grind Piece the Vol NG AMEBIC kN will make kir
•fe.T.lti PIC ASCENT to the MoorLda Tower, and Descend anold.t
Val..3llei of Fire.
Doors Open' at Seven o'Clack.—Concert begins at Half-pant Eight
Aslns:•sieti 40.
Additional Polite are engaged; and the Public are requested to order
the:r Servant* to attend to the instructions respectine Carriages.
'truer wilt not be admitted, and the Free List and Complimentary
Cried' will be auapended on this Evening.

The Bat TISH PRESS commencca publishing yesterday taarEiry,
at five o'clock.

LONDON, SATURD IY, AUGUST 12, 1826.

The French Papers of the 9th, and the Flo;le of the
Toth, have arrived. The Journal des Wats states that
ail was trim:lull at Constantinople on the 11th ult. The
Yamaha, who occupied the Castle of the Dardanelles' and
had begun to make some indications of resistance, have
keen replaced by five companies of Topchis. No resis-
Once was offered. Their numbers are stated at 2,600.
'rite bloody garments of the young Sultan OaMAN, who
fed a victim to the Janissaries, at the age of eighteen, are
said to have been found in the Palace, and to have been
exhibited to inflame the resentment of the Ministers and
others. We subjoin some further extracts :-
IFrorn the EMl's, dated Thursilly, Atm. 10.1
LISBON, -JULY 21.

The Intendant of Police issued, on the 14th of th:s mooch, a very
sesere orlinance against those who apidsud at the theatre; he
it:matins them with a considerable tine, imprisanment, and exclu-
sine from the theatre. The nicmlxrs of the committee created by
decree of the 1.3 M, for the purpose of taking measures prepara-
tory to the elcetion of Deputies, has addressed a letter on the nib-
jentten the Government. _ . -

The Regency has received the f Mowing news from Oporto a—
°• Your Serene IliAhness I—The importance of the despatches
which hare sucessively arrived in this city concerning the new
Pitlit;eal irstliteiona which our legit iturteSivereign Don Pedro 11'.
ims thought fit to give to the kin:. of Portugal and Algarve 4
tie rapid and surprising developuteat of opinion is all classes of
ichtiviJttals composing the popula.ion ; the influence which an npi.
nitm, so general and so strongly pronounced, may, in a few days,
perhaps in a few moments, have on the tranquillity of the whole
ht,:srlem, obliges roe to call the attentim of your Royal Highness
wt at Is passing he-e. The first news produced in this city
tire most enteral joy I all proclaimed the new Chemr the only post
of rsfrty for the State. But in the midst of the general transport, it
wit( coy to distinguish also the most firm and energetic resolution
to evict the full esecution of the benefits of the Sovereign, and this
rfrolution gained strength in proportion as the silence of the official
tersette on the subject of such important esonts gave birth to ter.
Able distrust, founded on an idea that it was it tended to oppose the
Amidst s people so full