The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-27 00:00:00

HATMARKITT THEATRE.

Ernnini,TUESDAY. Sept. Ir. will be performed
PALL PRY.
Tile Perelpal ammeters by blessrs.W. Farren and Llama ; Mesdames
M4over and 1k aylett ; and Madame Ye:trio.

After *dish.
TIM DEAF 4ovER.
Meattows, Mr. W. Fatren ; Betsy Bluelem, Mrs. T. H'li.
To conclude with MIDAS.
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. AIwUO, ltadanle Vestea; Milos, Mr. [Aston.

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
This Evening, TUESDAY. Fleet. !7. will be performed
THY SHEPHERD ROI .
Tb. Cbaraclers by Mies Kelly: Maws. Cooper. Baker. Bartley,
Reeky, W. Chapman: Miss coward.

After which,
THE BOARDINO-HOUSE; or. FIVE HOURS AT BRION TUN.
Peter Fidget, Mr. *thews.
To &awl Ade with
JONATHA.N IN ENGLAND.
Jamul= W. Doubitgliu, Yr. Mathews.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We perfectly concur with our correspondent Cress in reprobating
the exhibition of the scandalous placards to which he alludes,
and we trust thee the police of will do their duty In taking
the placard bearers in every instance into custody. It is impos-
sible to pass tbrougli the streets without being annoyed, and too
frequently shocked and disgu►ted, by these di►gracetul practices.
If the pellet neglect the removal of these nuisances, we shall
revert to the subject.

'ph- BRITISH Pliins;eonrTmeoced publishing yesterday morning
at tire o'clock.

LONDON, TUESDAY. SKPTLMBER 27, 18RG.

The Fronts Papers which came to hand last night sup-
ply us with no fresh political intelligence. A Journal
piblished at Bordeaux contains a letter, dated from Bayonne
cot the 18th inst., in which it is stated that two of the four
regitnents encamped in the licinity of that town are about
to return into the interior of France. It was reported there
that an aideAe-camp of General MINA bad been arrested
at Oloron, and conducted to Pau. On his person were
found a considerable quantity of money, and a suspicious
mass of correspondence. Important negotiations are stated
to be in progress between the Cabinets of London and
Madrid..

The Greek Committee of Parts hare judged it proper,
in consequence of the impertinent protest of General
Rocs's, to publish the instructions with which he was
furnished on undertaking his mission. The Committee,
in transmitting these instructions for publication, frankly
declare, that " notwithstanding the services previously
rendered by General Roe s, they cannot approve his con-
duct in investing himself with a political character which
the Committee had no authority to confer upon him, and
which he eouldnot, while isosaapaing their coutldence and
acting in their name, receive from any other persona."
One of the French Journals announces, on the authority of
letters from Constantinople, of the date of %led ult. that
M. CH ASSE AV D, the son of the Dutch Consul at Salonica,
who was in the counting-house of Messrs. Wright, the
English merchants, had been assassinated by some Turks
at the door of his warehouse at Galata. This event will
probably induce the Government of the Netherlands to
look with lesi indifference on the sanguinary contest now
raging in that quarter.

The private correspondence from Spain continues to
draw the same distressing picture of that wretched and
agitated country. Letters from Saragossa of the 10th inst
speak with exrressive brevity. " The public tranquillity,"
they say, "is very doubtful. People who formerly used
to walk openly about the streets and public places, now
dare not leave their twines." These few words convey
more meaning than many loneseniences. The 31.-nw vial
Burdrkois stales that persons whO are daily at the palace of
St. Ilil.phonso, and know well what is passing there, say
thnt since the execution of BESSIERES, the KING has been
in so melancholy a frame of mind, that it has been ex-
pected he would fall into a state of mental alienation. In
his fits of delirium he calls aloud the traitor's name ; and
it is observed that the courtly intriguers who surround
him emhavoor to keep alive this feeling of remorse, instead
of approving the decrees issued against that General.
The Carlisle will therefore probably succeed at last in the
deposition of F !ALIN AND, by exciting his apprehension
to 'mail/pitch as to subvert the little reason he possesses.
The Xoniteu, contains the official documents relative to

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