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London, England, 1826-03-16 00:00:00

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DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
TAN Evening, THURSDAY, Mardi 16, will be performed a new
Operatic Play, called
BENTOWSKT ; Cr, THE EXILES OT KAMSCHATKA.
no principal ammeters by Hews. Bennett, WaHack, Hon.. nitwit.
tatt.Peniev. Redford. W. Bennett, Browne, and Harley. Aflame 1! note,
and Povey.

To cotters& with the new Farce of
JOHN BROWS._

The principal Characters byliteuurs.Rrovme, Waltack, and Harley ; •rs.
Harloure, Mrs. Tate% and atlni Sicol.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
This Evening, THURSDAti, March if, will be performed the
Comedy of
TVS 0001)..NA FUMED MAN.
Mr. Roneywood, Mr. Ward. s Croaker, Mr. W. Farren ; Lofty. Mr.
Jams e dir William Moneyrood, Mr. Bartley; Leonline, Mr. Cow r.
Jamie, Mr. Blanchard. Mbs Richland, Mrs. Chatterley ; Olivia, llies
$. loam; Mn. Croaker, Mrs. Glover.
After which the new Operatic Piece of
-rwAs I. _ . _ . _

The prtnelpat Characters by Nestra.B.nrusett Keeley, Evans, and Barnes
hilts Jones. Madame Vestris and Mrs. lierenport.

To conclude whit th; new Plete of
THE SCAPE-GOAT.

he Cliaratters by Messrs.•Bianehard, W. ',wren, Cooper, and Meadows;
1114" es Jones asd A. Junes.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

lIRAMD PERFORMANCE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN MUSIC,

111101 l TIII MARA ORNRYT lIF Wit ORIRON 4)1AIIT,

To-morrow Evening, FRIDAY, March 17.
PAST I.—A Selection from ;ref Frebichuts, under the direction of the
Ortraptiser, Carl Maria Von Weber (being hi. third public appearance
in :hi. country,.
•PAar 11.—A Grand Selection from Omnn, Bishop, Mandel, Pang,
Philips, sod Mozart.
Pant 111.—A °rend Mi.cellan•ons Act, connoting of Selections from
'Weber, Mrs. Miles, lifeyerbeer, 11,woley, and Locke.
Prisctpal Vocal Perforrners--Mesons. Brah.arn, 11omcs•tle,
Robison., and Ttnney ; Ma.tera Barker and Longhorn ; Mlus. Conroe,
M. 0111Pse, FILMS. Paton, and Stephen, ; and Madame %Metric

ENGLISH OPERA:HOUSE.
Pub!le ate respectfully hammed that they wild Bad
MR. MATHEIVS AT 11014 F:

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77.1 Seeping, THURSDAY,—March 16, with an entirely new Entartaia.
Wank founded on Ms Otwervations on Charattere, Bianne.rt,

and Peeulhidden, entitled
MA. MATHEWs INVITATIONs.

Sows* 11A PART 1. 'Twopenny Post"—" Gip.ylng Zzearsloo aaa
Vlatt to the Indian Opera."
Ilesos to PART II.—" London at Five In the Mornldg.—^ A Rance
t=aws'—" General Election..
Pane Monopolylowne, to be called
THE CITY BARGE. I
Eteht different Characters by Mr. Mathews.
llama spas at saran ; the Performance. to commence at Elea.

MIS 1111111111111 'anis enmureneed publlshlna yesterday morphia at
half pa* tie o'clock.

LONDON, THURSDAY, MARCH 16,1846.

The accounts fromrorfn, given in the Flo;le of Tues-
day, admit that there was a naval action on the S 2 t Ja-
nosey, in the Gulf of Patras, u we have formerly stated ;
that a Turkish frigate, corvette, and several fire-ships have
been destroyed or captured ; and that the sally which the
garrison of Missolonghi lately made had proved very de-
atroctive to the troops of IBRAHIM PACHA: but they state
that the naval action was not general; they deny that Mis-
nolonght had been left open on the sea side, as four well-
armed frigates still maintained the blockade ; and they add
that this unfortunate town, which holds MOOD refugees
within its walls, is still, notwithstanding the exertions of
the Corflotes and other inhabitants of the lonian Islands,
entirely destitute of provisions, and likely soon to be re-
duced to the necessity of making some desperate attempt,
front which fatal consequences are apprehended. The
Commissioners sent by the Porte to treat with the inhabi-
tants of Milsolonglii have been unsuccessful in their nego-
tiations.

It is said that the Government of Napoli di Romania
has declared to Mr. STS•TFORD CANNING, that no pro-
posal for an accommodation will be accepted from the
Porte, which has not for its basis the recognition of the
independence of Greece. According to the accounts re-
°slud from the crew of the Turkish fire-ship captured by
thu Greeks, the Ottoman fleet which guards the Gulf of
Patru is itself in want of provisions.

The Constitulionnel states, on the authority of the pri-
vate correspondence from Spain, that a new 'Proclamation,
in the same style as those formerly mentioned, has just
been seized by the police. This document is signed
MawiNo. " It affirms distinctly that the unfortunate
condition to which FERDINAND has reduced the coun-
try, renders his abdication its favour of his brother, lion
CARLOb, indispensable, and advises him to re:ire to a
country, the climate of which is likely to prove beneficial
to his health—alluding no doubt to Rome, where his father
C/I•RLIA VI. terminated his career. O'ffcial accounts from
Valencia announce the appearance of three vess,ls off the
port of Grao, forming a part of the expedition of Col. Be ZA N.
The Government continues to despatch numerous bodies
of troops towards Alic.int and Valencia, under the com-
mand of General Ins LTI:S. The towns in the province
of Talavera have made some resistance to the taxes levied
by Government for defraying the expenses of the projected
expedition to the Havannah. Twenty of the Alcaldes,
who had either openly espoused the cause of the Insur-
gents, or had firmly, but without violence, opposed the ex-
ecution of the decree in their jurisdictions, have been ar-
rested, and sent to prison in Toledo. The Duke del IN-
FAN T ADO is still said to be about to retire from the Mi-
niery, and M. de CASA II class is spokea of as his suc-
evertor.

la Portugal the delay which has taken place in assem-
bling the Cotter of Lamego, has caused a great deal of dis-
contest, particularly at Oporto: the Governor, SA
soAwits, having stated his inability to restrain the de-
monstrations of public feeling, had been sent for to Lisbon,
where he remained, however, only a few hours.
(From the Etoile, dated Tuesday. March 11.1

CowsrAsripmri.r, FEI. 10.

A report has been spread here for these three weeks, that the
tirrrics had retaken Tripplina, but this news seems to be entirely
destitute of foundation. Thiori are still in the same state Mis.
solunglii, exewpt that the operations of the liege on the land side
hare been interrupted by the heavy rains.

The sew English Ambassador, Mr. Canning, who has stopped
two days at Hydra and itlprzzi-, has flat yet &Mud hcre. We