The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-10-29 00:00:00

BRAZILIAN PA PE It 8.

[From the biotic, Flurninengt-.1
RIO DE JANEIRO. Jut.Y 29.
His Majesty the Emperor has just appointed the most illustrious
Francisco Vitlela !inborn, his Councillor of State and Minister of
the Marine; Barao de Santo Amaro his Councillor of State. con-
jointly with his Excellency the Minister fur Foreign Affairs. to
confer and treat with Sir Charles Stuart, on the important nego-
tiation now pending.

AVGVST 6.

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

Thls Erealn7l;;All.Yß be performed the
Romantic Drama of
FAUSTCS.
Faustus, Mr. Wallach : Wagner. Mr. Harley: Meßhistophilee,
Itussoll. Itosotl►, Miss I. Paton: Adlmr., Mum Uraddun.
After which the Dlvertisement of
THE CAMP.
Principal Dancers. Mr. and Mrs. Noble.

To conclude with (2d time, the Comic Opera of
THE M ERVING PRESENT.
The principal Characters be team. ullack, Horn, Bedford, Marley,
and Tayieure I Meal/melt Gi.otdon and Kelly.
On Monday, Pizarro, and The Wedding Present.

COVENT-GARDEN THEITRE
This Evening, SATURDAY, October 29, will be performed the

Conledy of
RULE A WIFE AND DAVE A WIFE.
The Duke, Mr. Cooper; Michael Perez, Mr. Jones; Leen, Mr. C.
Kemble. Estifaula, Miss Chester.

After which (6th time) the Operatic Drama of
The Price) pet Char/teen by Messrs, rawcett, Cooper, Connor, Power,
Keeley, and Meadows; Mesdames Paton and Love.
On Monde!, Rob Roy, Lille, The Shipwreck of Pulicinellu, and No
bong no Supper.

11A1MARKE7' THEATRB.
This Evening. SITURDAY. 00.29, will be performed
- THE itEGGARS' OVFRA. -
Pesehom,- Mr. Minims; Luektt, Mr. Lee, Captalig.,Macbeath,
MaJinne Vestris; Fitch, Mr. W. West. Mrs. PssetsuaL PM. C. Jones;
Polly, Übe George; Lucy, Mrs. Hurnby.

After which the Comte Drama cf
THE. EPAULETTE:.
The Principe/ Characters by ►tr. A hung. ►ledame Vestris, Mesdames
T. Hill, A. Ames. Glover, mid P. Glover.

To conclude with the No:deal F.ntertaLiment or
THE AGREEABLE SURPRBE.
Lingo. Mr.Wllschisots; Cows:lp, lars.Runaby.

On Monday, Intr.gue, The Merchant of Venice, and the Epaulette.

The BRITISH Parss commenced publishing yesterday morn-
ing sr fire o'clock.

LONDON, SATURDAY, Oc 10BER T 9, 182 S.

The Paris Papers which arrived hat night bring a con-
firmation of the termination of hostilities between the King
of SARDINIA and the Dey of TIIIPOI.I. The Sardinian
Commander, M. SEvont, behaved with great intrepidity,
and soon frightened the barbarian from his piratical claims.
The Dutch, we find, had, on the previous day, submitted
to the degradation of paying him a tribute of 5,000 piastres
fur the renewal of their treaty.
The Auqabbriel Gatette states that IHRAHIX PACIIA has
returned to Tripolizza, and waits only for a park of artil-
lery from Patras to recommence his operations against
Napoli di Romania. We do not believe this statement,
which is accompanied by-another Wholly incredible, viz.
that the Greeks have made proposals for submitting again
to the Turkish yoke.

Spain appears to be in an improving condition. The
public mind begins to be tranquillised. Fr RDI NA ND may
vet reign in peace and security if he be not utterly destitute
of wisdom.

The Porr's decease was currently reported at Munich
on the 17th instant.

[From the Doile dated Thursday, Oct. 27.1
OEWOA, OCT. 18.

A Sardinian frigate has just arrived in the Gulf of Genoa,
having on boar) the Chevalier Sevori, Commander oe the flotilla
which was sent to the Levant to terminate the differences which
had arisen between his Sardinian Majesty and the Dey of Tripoli.
The flotilla, consisting of two frigates, a brig, n corvette, and
three transports, has effected the object of the expedition with un-
exampled celerity. M. Sevori having been unable to obtain the
execution of the ancient treaty with the Barbarcsques, and the Dey
persisting in his demand of 4,006 piastres, to re-establish pacific
relations, the Sardinian Commander signified his intention of at-
tacking the town and the forts, if the Consul of his nation was not
received within the term of four hours. The time being expired
that Officer kept his word :he attacked two Tripolitan schooners,,
lying at anchor, and ordered a landing, to spike the cannon of one
of the principal batteries of the place. One of the schooners was
burnt, the other run aground. The Dry then requested the Cap-
tain of a Dutch brig to intervene. Ile received front JI. Sevori
no answer but the positive assurance that Ire was going to burn the
town.

Recourse was then had to the English Consul, who went with a
flag of truce on board the frigate, and put an end to hostilities, by
inducing the Dry to subscribe to the admission of the Sardinian
Consul without any condition beyond those of the ancient treaty.
Sevori, who has shown on this occasion PO much vigour and
intrepidity, is a Genoese, and formerly served in the French navy.
The day before this event, the Dutch had renewed their treaty
with the Dry, by paying him a tribute of .1,000 piastres. The day
following arrived the Nespolitian ship of the line, Vesuvius ; the
Dry, still impressed with the recollection of the Sardinian cannon.
ade, hastened to renounce the claim he had made on his Majesty
the King of the Two Sicilia, of whom 100.000 piastre,' had just
been demanded, and he has contented himself with the annual pay.
ment of 12,000, as heretofore.

PARIS, OCT. 26.

The Augsburg Gazelle says--" Accotding to the most recent ac-
counts from the Mores, Ibrahim Pacha, after having drawn rein-
forcements from Illodon, has again advanced to Trip°hal. It
is said he only waits for a park of artillery from Patras, to recom-
mence his operations against Napoli di Romania, without even
giving the filth expedition time to join him. It is likewise affirmed,
that the Greeks had made proposals of accommodation and sub-
mission. Greek letters, which, however, deserve little credit, assert
that the Turco-Egyptian fleet had been defeated near Candia."
MADRID, OCT. 16.

The state of people's minds on public affairs is more calm and
more satisfactory. Order is returning in the interior, with stabi-
lity in the aslministration. The Brigands who infested the pro-
vinces are pursued with more ardour. At Madrid society assumes
a more animated appearance, and security every where prevails
However, the Ministry is again the object of the attacks of the
discontented. A false report is designedly spread, of a misunder.
standing between the Government and the Nuncio. Every means
is employed to persuade the King that the Consultative Junta is
an approach to the representative system.

FRENCH FUNDS.—PATII3, Ocro➢En 26.—Five per Cents.
9W. 83c. ; Three per Cern. 71f. 80e:; Rank &oft, 21751: ; • Nea-
rolitan 86f. 80c. Exchange on London—One month, 231. lOc. ;
three months, 2.1 f. 90c.—Cours Authentique.

By the Brazil packet, yesterday, Rio de Janciro!Papers
were received to the 21st, of August. They bring a% hp-
portant announcement, viz. the official disavowal of the
Convention lately made with the Spanish Authorittes, fur
the union of the province of Chiquims, in Upper Peru, to
the adjoining district of Matto Grosso, in Brazil. The
military occupation of this province by the Brazilian forces
had nearly provoked a war with the liberating army, under
General SUCRE. The Brazilian Government, however,
have ordered it to be immediately evactuated, and hare
condemned in strong terms the rash conduct of the Gover-
nor of Matto Grosso. This prudent resolution, and the
judicious tone of moderation in which it is communicated.
may in all probability be ascribed to the salutary influence
exercised by Sir CH ARLES STUART, whose presence in that
part of the world will, we have no doubt, be attended with
the most beneficial results at this critical juncture. A Com-
mission. has been formally appointed to confer. and treat
with his Excellency on the important negotiations now
pending.

An Imperial Decree has been issued relative to the !Vin-
ing Associations in Brazil, complAnitig that the grantees
have abused'their privileges with the view of promoting
their private interests, and directing that their proceetling4
shall he investigated. Wc do not understand what i.tnea,..