The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-10 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPER'S.

[From the Constilationrall
.ilia tureen of Sweden set out from Stockholm on the 27th of I
July. Der Majesty proceeds to the South of France, on account
el her health.
The Duke of Orleans having been informed, during his sojourn
at Caroute, that the wounded and sick Greeks were in want of me.
s, placed at the disposal of M. Rynard, through the Baron
de Steel. 10,000 francs, of which 6,1100 were to 'be laid out in medi-
cines. and 4.000 for other supplies. When M. Eynard waited
upon his Royal Highness to thank him for this generous gift, he
had just received the news from Cranial. Ills Royal Highness,
ou learning this misfortune, turned to Mademoiselle d'Orleans,
and said, "My sister, do you hear this recital? Men, women,
and children, are dying of 'tunger ! shall we not do something for
these unfortunate Greeks ?" Mademoiselle d'Orleans instantly
replied. " Oh! I will cheerfully glee ri,ooll francs." " And I,'
said the Duke, " will give 5,000 more."
A grest.number of workmen are now employed in repairing the
fortlications of Valenciennes. There are very few workmen em.
piwyed on the fortifichtions of Cambray, which are, notwithstand-
ieg. in a very bad state.
-Letters from the Consul-General of France At Genoa, and from
the Officer of Health at Leghorn, having entirely dispelied all tears
as to the sanitary cordon of Genoa, the Authorities of Amain have
abolished the quanntines of observation on arrival:, from Genoa.
Sardinia. and Tuscany.
A wicked attempt was made in the night of the 22d July, to set
en fire the hospital at Macon. The building Wl•4 Set fire to in three
places but a woman gave the alarm, and the flues were extin.
guished after having:caused slight damage.
.11.1. c 27.
The Portuguese Princess of Beira has formally complalred to
the 3overnment allaying been insulted on the Promenade by an-
who cried out, " Death to Idle Pormguese ! they are
toe L.IVISC of all our misfortunes." An inquiry has been made on
the subject, and several witnesses have been examined. but up to
this moment no one has corroborated the charge of the Princess, ex-
oept the valet of her Royal Highness, for even the coachmen and
tont meta declare that they did not hear the exclamation.
Lettttra from lAstion state that several persons who were
sated in the distarbinces nt Oporto. and in the conspiracy which
has just been discovered tat Lisbon, have escaped panishoient, on
condition of their leaving the kingdom: they have consequently
embarked for London. Since their departure tranquillity hat
been perfectly re.established, and not the slightest opposition has
been offered to the new constitution.
[EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE TETT/7111
PARIS, 310/:DAY.
There is a good deal of excitement here on account of the pub.
It..ation of the Count de 3lontlosier, particularly as the King is
said to hare expressed hinisc!! with great bitterness against the
Members of the bar who advised the Count's denunciation of the
Jesuits. The manifestations of feeling here in the coffee-houses
and other plates of public resort, are decidedly hostile to the
Jesuits, and those by whom they ate protected. Violent songs
Mara the Jesuits have been profusely distributed t and in some in.
seances they have been sung openly in the streets. The police,
ever, interfered, and prevented a recurrence of this scandal.

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VrelSO.
ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
nu. Evening, THURSDAY, Angus* 10, will be performed the new
Grand Serio-Comle Opera of
THE ORACLE ; or, THE INTY,RRt'P FED SACRIFICE.
The principal Characters by Messrs. J. Mend, Perkins, J. O. Atkins, H.
Phildps, Sapio. and Thorne ; Mimes Paton, Hamilton. and toward.
After which the new Comic Operetta, called
LYING MADE EASY.
'rho principal Characters by Messrs. Ilarticy, Thorne, and Wrench,
Mimes Carr and linden.
To conclude with the Musical Entertainment of
THE SPOILED CHILD.
Little Pickle (with a hornpipe:, Miss Coward; Tag, Mr. Tayleure.

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SADLER'S WELLS.
THEATRE AND RACE GROUND.
The Emotes, THURSDAY, August 10, will be performed the Melo-
Dramatic Stirlen' of
CLARI ; or, THE MAID OF MILAN.
Sasso, Mr. Campbell; Clad, 11m.1,14101116M.
After which,
MAN AND MARQUIS.
To conclude with
THE FEMALE JOCKEY; or, YOUTH. LOVE, AND FOLLY.
Arin:fte, Mn. Vitzwllliam.

ROYAL GARDENS,'VAUXIIALL.
Under the especial Patronage of his Most Gracious Majesty.
To-morrow Evening, FRIDAY. Angola 11, there will be
A GRAND GALA,
With • constant succession of Entertainments, commencing at Eight
eclock. A Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Principal Per-
formers:—Miss Travis. Miss Ilelme, and Miss Love; Mr. Braham, Mr.
Sinclair, Signor De Bevis Mr. norm:wile. Mr. C. Taylor, Mr. Robin-
son, and Master Barker. oomposer and Conductor, Mr. H. R. Bishop ;
Leader of the Band. Signor Spagnoletti. The Nevi Ballet of the Village
Doctor, with the touch- admired Comic Dance. Mr. Wilson's estraordi.
net y Performances on the Tight Rope, which are varied every livening.
Me. Illackmore's Slack Rope Evolutions. The Ruins of en Italian Abbey,
by Moonlight, by the celebrated Mr. Stanfield. This Cloister, which has
been the admilation of the Vidters, the Three last Nights. will he exhi-
bited on each of the above Evenings. Also, the Cambia Veiling., by Mr.
Cooke, glides a Dioramic Elfect to Six changeable ViCW4.
TM.: FIRM WORKS,
Which are universally acknowledged to be superior to those of any other
Season, will continue equally brilliant. The two unrivalled Artists,
d'Ernst and Southby, exhibit alternately.
Doors open at Seven o'Cinels.—Concert commences at Half-past Eight.
Admission 4s.—Boxes may be engaged upon application to Mr. Andrews,
Bookseller. Bead-street.

The nalTlllll PRES. commetseed publishing yesterday morning
at a quarter peat five o'clock.

LONDON, ;11115.11.8-DAY, AUGUST 10, 1826.

ThB Trench Papers have arrived in due course. Ititif
contents, though not in all cases to be depended upon, are,
upon the whole, of very considerable interest.
11Front the Eittik dated Tuesday. August B.]
PARIS, AUGUST 7.
The following is the result of the sentence pronounced in the
affair of the conspirators at St. Petersburgh :
Thirty-six have been sentenced to death—five only have suffeted
an ignominious death—they have been hanged.
It is above fit years since th.! punishment had been inflicted in
Rtpoia.

The sentences of the others have been commuted. Most of
them have been condemned to labour in the mines.

On the 23d of July, in the evening, the tribunal repaired in a
body to the fortress, to announce their sentence to the accused.
The following were hanged on the 34th, in the morning :—Rey-
lit ff, a retired Sub-Lieutenant Journalist ; Kahoosky Bestonicheff
Cap:ain in the Reziment of the Guards of Moscow;
Potel, Colonel of the Viatka Regiment of Infantry ; Serge
31ouravieff, Lieutenant-Colonel of the Regiment of Infantry of
Tchernigofr. A funeral ceremony was performed on the 25th, in
the morning, the Emperor and Empress were present at it.
The place was afterwards purified. The ceremony made the most
profound impression on all the persons who were present. The
Emperor was to set out for Moscow on the Bth of July.
" We see what credit we may give to the Courrier Francois,
which pretended that fresh disturbances had taken place at St.
Petershurgh."—Note if Etoile.
We have this instant received news from Constantinople of the
11th July.
The standard of the Prophet was still displayed at the Divan.
The organization of the new troops was proceeding with activity.
The greatest tranquillity prevailed at Constantinople.
The Augsbu►g' Gazette has the following news from Constanti-
nople of the 10th July :
" No essential change has taken place in this capital since the
departure of the last post. The accomplishment of the new mea-
sures of the Government is proceeded in with activity, and tran-
quillity has not been interrupts d. The Sultan visits the Mosque
as usual with an escort of Topchis, and the Grand Vizir seems to
enjoy the confidence of the armed Mussulmans in the capital. All
the accounts from theprovincea are equally favourable."
-9• c following is from Odessa, July Ill:

71,",*!-The eyes of see torsoloponAcktosann, whiEte
inferences wisigli are intended to lead to a definitive
soon be opened, between the Russian and Turkish Commissioners.
It must be hoped that the Divan will not misunderstand the pacific
spirit of our two Emperors, Alexander and Nicholas, which will
be ronarkable in history ; but that it will seriously think of ac-
complishing the great work of peace. Europe has duly appreciated
the immense sacrifice which Russia has made to preserve pa= for
many years past; the policy of this empire, as well as that of
Europe, constantly tends to the preservation of the state of peace.
May the Porte not consider.the foolish attempts of some degene.
rate sons of Russia as anything but chimeras, which have not
been able to diminish in any respect the internal strength of
Russia; and may it demand nothing which could offend the na-
tional spirit."
A letter from Corfu of July 4, in the Diario di Roma of July 27,
announces that the Sersskier has invited, with the most flattering
m manses., all the Greeks who have taken refuge at Calamos, to return
to Missolonghi. Some of them have returned, under the guarantee
of the famous Varnachiotti. They have been furnished with pro-
visions, and even their arms have been returned to them.
The letters from Prevesa confirm the news of the check expe-
rienced by the Seraskier on his attempt to enter Livadia : his
loss is stated at 1,000 men. Ibrahim Pacha, too, is said to have
been attacked by the Greeks, on his march from Tripoli= to
Modon and Coven, and to have experienced considerable hiss.
The news of the arrival of the Egyptian expedition at Modon is
not confirmed.

A letter from Leghorn affirms that on thll9th Lord Cochrane's
squadron was in sight of that port.

The statement of the huficateur of Bourdeaux, that France is
going to send 09,000 men to Spain, to maintain absolute power And
to overthrow the Contitution of Spain*, is as true as that of the
Constitutionnel, that the Clergy offered to raise 40,000 troops, pro-
vided they might name the Officers. The Indicaleur does nut fail
• Probably this should be Portugal.•