The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-03 00:00:00

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HAYMARKET THEATRE.
Tide Evening. WEDNESDAY
GRAND.
MOTHEAugust 3
wilt he performed
MY R.
Dicky Gossi. Mr. Harley. Roselle, Madame Vestrll.
attar wile& Intl time' a new Comedy. caged
.QtATE CORRECT."
The Priselpel Characters Davison
Vining. Raymond. and Liston :
Mesdames Glover. Deee'. P. Mover. and W. Clifford.
To conc:ude with MIDAS.
Apollo. Madame Vends; Midas, Mr. Liston.

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
Tars Evening. WEDER DNESDAY, Amm
HE er 3. all be performed
FREISCrz.
Piatearb. Mr. Web=; •Empar, Mr. H. Phillips; Agnes, Miss Paton.
After laleE lid time) a new Comic. Opet errs, called
WHO'S AT HOME' or. MAN AND M LEE REFORE MARRIAGE.
TCe Prinelpel Characters by Messrs. Wrench. Bart'ey. W. Chapman,
and 14 • Bennett : Mesdames Grey arid Kelly.

LONDON'. WEDNESDAY. Auoure 3, HY:.
The attention of the French journalists continues to

be engrossed with speculations with respect to the result
of the financial measures of M. de VILLELE. Friday
rext is the last day of the term allowed to the rentiers to
make their election ; and it appears by a statement in the
..luter”ol des Debuts, that up to last Saturday the amount
of Relates converted was only 10,200,000 f. There re-
mained twenty millions of fleeting rentes to be converted
in five days. In three months, with the utmost force of
Ministerial influence, and the aid of every exertion
that could be applied to insure success, only ten
millions had been converted. It is not probable,
therefore, that much more will be effected in the
way of conversion, especially as the ueeline of the rentes
has tended still further to embarrass and impede the opera-
tion. As to paying off the dissentients, the Parisian Jour-
nalists in.hostility to the Ministry treat the design as ut-
terly impracticable. Only about a third part of the floating
rentes has been converted; a sum so insignificant, corn-
pared to the amount of the whole debt, that the rentiers
are assured they may sleep in peace, at least till the next
Session of the Chambers.
The news from Greece leaves us still in uncertainty as
to the late events in that country. The Austrian Obrerefr
rives frens the Greek Papers some details of the siege of I
Missolonghi to the middle of June. The defense was con-
ducted with great bravery. The garrison was regularly
supplied with provisions by sea. The naval superiority of
the Greeks is the sheet anchor of their safety. They can
never he subdued while they retain the command of the
Archipelago. On the 10th of June the blockade of the
Gulf of Corinth was again carried into effect ; it bad been
Interrupted by the dissentions, which we hope are now
terminated for ever.
It is announced that an extraordinary Congress of De-
puties from all the Islands and Provinces engaged in the
rtruggle bad been convoked at Napoli di Romania, in
order to elect a King. The Greek Deputies in London
are :rated to have urged the expediency and propriety of
tha measure. One good effect would obviously result
from the establishment of a monarchical Government at the
present moment in Greece. The factions would be sup-
pressed, and the continental Governments would be in-
duced to lock upon the new state with a more friendly
eve. These advantages arc all that would be requisite to
raise Greece to independence.
(From the Polk dated Monday, Aug. 11.1
Int or Tixo, Jel.Y C.
Earns cyders from the Government of the Mores convoke, at
Napoli di Romania, Deputies from all the islands, and in mineral
of all provinces in a state of insurrection. These Deputle. are
called riptSit to sleet a King of Greece. Some persons pretend

UNDER TUE ESPEC lAL PATRONAGE OP. HIS MAJESTY.
ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL. -
In obwahalia IP the wishes of the Illustrious and distinguished
PerierWagg. Meet that large proportion of the Public, Arno honoured
tie Rant Oltdsag with their presence during the poet Week. and ex.
pre...sed theiro admiration of the THREE SUCCESSIVE and
SP • that have lawn given, the Proprietors pr vow to
p Wade ITHIS EVENING and VRIDtli). with addl-
= ..- aal suglaq. but In the same matchless style of deco-
rative . In new and tasteful devices,
allialrgeTertainments and Concert varied,
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' 'And Mr. Wilson, the celebrated
R . . .... - has pellet-ma at every Court
dt • _ • • • '', gegasel• has just arrived. is engaged
for, • ft, and . his second appearance this
Z Wthe Pin IZMWandrous Ascent will be so con•
d Aegis Witte a eonthweiseed at the universal acclamation and
de wglgt Which they are Watley honoured.
rertassiers IV% be given In the Bills of the day.
Doors open at Seven.—Aduilsition 34. Ed.

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The BRTTIIII PAESI commenced put:Melling yesterday morhint
sr half-past Ave o'clock.