The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-03 00:00:00

rim GRREK&

••Ilmeaws, Dec.l
WI leaWschat die Ora& Government has meta an invitation to
She Friesen, of Hydra and Speeds to amid into the Mows the
rester parte ere weeps whisis they have taken Into their pay, Ii
wins widened themedvse tress the mated attack. of the Turks.
One part el these treys. had already disembarked at Napoli dl
Alrossnis, * wen In aim* apes Erwin*. It appean that die
BeakGweineemie .dreads As jealousy that exists bowies the
Remeliotti did. the bleresies, sad that it wishes to keep them at a
Marne from each ether.
• They ea Imre dread say attack en Hydra, eines the Caphen
Atha bee sided to bliesslonglti. Neirenhelms, as • measure of
elludence, thav neglect no means of defence, and they mill keep up
then a garrison el dissiplinsd trews• though reduced to the °idi-
om
n ambit.
The news chanted at Osesteatleople as to the existence of a
llnekish holes la Nepali di Romanis, which bad itikep the direr-
don of affairs, sod wished to capitulate with Ibrahim Pacha, is
destitute of eh foradatles, and is regarded purely as an ingen-
ern. No weseee ding Rem Greece makes the less' mention
af it.
Ibrahim Podia hes been toscupied aims the dieenMeskation of
•Me Egyptians is
cegesideg hie army anew, and in dividing them
1,19 different corps. We are sweired that one of these corps has
elinshed towards the gulf of Cseieth. It is permuted,. that
awarding .o the plea of cooping, ;cid down it ts to effect a
hmetion with the Albanians stationed at Eakins, and to sup-
pmt ulteriorly, if that should be necessary, the operations of
Itedschid Puha. We know nee yet the direction which Ibra-
him has given to the ether air
.sif his army. The rainy and
moist whether, which has pvegsdee feesome time in the Mores,
laterrupts greatly the operation' of the chief of Me Egyptian
pepay.—Eictik tr Seedey.

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E"Y
" EclgT.
OFO THE
FOII yatHix -FIVE
Messrs. B. A. Goldschmidt and Co. hereby give notice that on
this and every succeeding day, between the bouts of 10 and 2
o'clock, they will pay off at par, with the half-yearly Dividend due
this day, those Bonds of the above Loan which are in Pounds
*crling, so that the holders of the same will be entitled to payment
in the manner following : that is to say—
The bolder of a llond Letter A. 1001. will receive 1031. 10.1.
11. 2501. ditto 2:011. be.
C. 6001. ditto 6121. 10s.
D. 10001. ditto 10261. 01.
Messrs. IL A. Goldschmldt and Co. also give notice that the
will at the same time pay offthe Bonds of the above Loan. which
are in Marks Banco ; and that, as the price of Standard Silver was
yesterday 60i pence per ounce, the hohlera of with Bonds will be
entitled to receive, and will be paid as follows, vit. :
For each Bond, Letter E, Banco Marks 1,400, Z. a. d.
making, with Dividend, . Benet Marks 1,435 105 18 4
Ditto ditto F, . 2,800 dirt° 2,870 211 18 8
It is requisite that the Bondi, with lists thereof numerically ar.
ranged, and in which the names and addresses of the parties claim-
ing are stated, be left one day previous to payment in order that
they may be properly examined.
No. 5, Great St. Helen's-passage, Bishopagate-
street, Dec. 31. 1823.

Vie WOO

irireoo.

DRURY-LANE I'HEATRE.
This Evening. TU
TH E SIEDAY. Jan
OF B. will
BELGRA be perforDE.med Me Opus of
GE
The Seraskler, Mr. Sinclair; Caltenberg, Mr. Areher ; Leopold. Mr.
Wirier; Auseim. Mr. Bedford; lamer!, Mr. G. Enuth i Yuleph, Mr.
G..ttle; Peter. Mr. nitwit/Dun. Ulla, Ills% Stephen.; Katherine,
Miss Graddon; ;Mita. Mite POVOI.
To eone'ude wl:n the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN. JACK OF ALI. TRADES.
HarleguLa, Mr. Howell; Pantaloon. Mr. T. Blanehard; CRiWn. Mt.
T. Brown. Columbine. Miss *J... nett.
TiwntorroW, The Hypocrite. and the Pantomime.

COVENT-GARDEN TIIEATRE.
Thle ltealub TA UESD AY D
S , Jan
TR 3
will
OR be performed the Comedy of
BOLOYER F A wIFE.
Colonel Fel:or:well, Mr. C. Kembles PerriwlnMe. Mr. W. Ferren;
Obadlub Prim, M. Faweetts Freeman, Mr. Cooper; Slmor. Pure,
Mr. Meadows. Ana Lovely, MINI Cheater.
After which the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AND THE MAGICK ROSE:
Or, BEAU I Y AND THE BF AST.
Marleguln, ID. Ell
ier;
ldi; Pint
Col alumboon.
iner, 'M M. Bissarnossmer.Cluwn, Mr. J. 11.
Grma Ho
To-morrow, The School for Scandal, and the Pantomime.

The BRITIIIII Passe commeniedpuhlWhing yesterday morn.
ing at flys &cinch.

LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1818.

The French Papers which we received yesterday have
brought some intelligence, or we should perhaps more
correctly say a report, concerning the succession to the Rus-
sian throne, which is of great interest. The Journal drs
Debuts an.rounces positively that " the Grand Duke Cos-
STANTINE has abdicated in favour of his brother, the
Grand Duke NICHOLAS. The letter carried to St. Peters-
burgh by the Grand Duke MICHAEL, who left Warsaw
five hours after the arrival of the news of the Em-
peror ALEXANDER a death, was inscribed : To his Im-
perial and .W al Majesty the Emperor NICHOLAS the
First. Immediately after the arrival of the Grand
Duke MICHAEL at St. Petersburgh, the directing Senate was
convened and Ntettotas the First proclaimed Emperor."
The Journal des Debar publishes the foregoing as " the
most authentic account of the great events which have hap-
pened in Russia." At the same time, the journalist feels
1 it his duty to communicate to his readers the following
letter which he has received from his correspondent at
Frankfort, and which directly contradicts the other state-
ment, fur which no authority whatever is given.
Faawaroav, DEC. 26.

The report was circulated here yesterday that the O^and Duke
Constantine had abdicated the empire in favour of his youngti
brother, the Grand Duke Nicholas. `
This news may have originated in the circumstance that it is
not yet known that the new Emperor has- performed any act either
in that capacity or as King of Poland. According to other rep Arts
of a quite different nature, ells Monarch has, published a Mani-
festo, in which he declares that he will tread in the steps of his
august predecessor, and assures the Powers of Europe that he will
follow the political system of Alexander.
It will be seen by our extracts from the Etoile of Sunday,
that the news of CONSTANTINE'S abdication is treated as a
mere " conjecture or invention," made in the eke of the
Journal des Debuts. "No letters," the Etude says, " have
been received in Paris, announcing the arrival of the Grand
Duke MICHAEL at St. Petersburgh, and consequently the
story of the renunciation of the throne by CONS rAvrixr
can have no other foundation than the rumour sent forth
from iVaesaw."
The Journal des Debuts, it should however be observed,

whatever may be its authority, speaks very positively.
" Among all these contradictions, and all these obeurities,"
the Editor says, " one fact alone is certain: the Emperor
MelloLas the FIRST has been proclaimed at St. Peters-
burgh." A letter in the Journal de Paris states that M.
DE TATTSCHRIPII, the Russian Ambassador at Vienna, had
not on the 21st ult. received any official despatch relative
to the decease of the la* EIISSROR. lie had bad several
interviews with Prince MRTTSRNICH since the news had
reached him by the cdinary channels.
The French funds have advanced considerably.
FRCYCII Ft:MDR—PARIS. Dan. 31.—Flee pee Arm ta.
20e.; Throe per Cents. 6.f. Mk.; Bank Stock 2060 f.; Bents
de Naples Certif. Falconnet 76f. ; Royal Spanish Irian 49f. • Ea.
change oriLotidon, one month, 251. Ilk,: three months 24f. ;Sc.—
Coe reArthentkee. • •

The Amsterdam Pape of fitturdayarrivett last night.
The King of Sw ?DEN, it appears, Was del)), tactr.l by
the news of the Emperorawn:ma's death. There iv