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London, England, 1826-08-25 00:00:00

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ENGLIS:II OPERA nousr..
?tie Evening, FRI I) 55 , Angtt,t In. will be performed the new
Gran/ Serio-Comte Opera of
THE OWICMiI; or, TIE.: INTERRUPTED SACPIFICE.
The principal Ctiaiisei rt. by Al.issri..l. Blond, Perkins, J. O. Atkins, If.
Mild" Sapio. awl Thur Ile ; /11, Ilamition. and (toward.
After which tie M 4:31 EnDrtalntnent of
LOCK AND
Brummagem, Mr. Bartley ; Ralph, Mr. ti. Fenian; Lnura, Dliss Roden,
Fanny, Mira Goword.

ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL.
Under the special Patrunacc of his Mort Gracious Majesty.
ONLY FOUR NIGHT:, MORE.
The Proprietors respect tinily amp:Mei the Public that. the Royal Gardens
will CLOSE on Friday. the 1 •t of ze:•i I.•iiiiior.
This Evening, FRIDAY. August V., a rt.nrinnt sueces.ir n of Amine.
ments will be given moll., the whole of the Evettin, commenr.ing with
A SllA:xim,
Principal VJC.7II Perforreers.—Miss Travis, 'ill,. Helm., noel Miss
Love. Mr, Braham, Mr. Sinclair, :•nil Signor de Mr. Tailor,
Mr. 11.1rnenstie, Mr. Rubinson, Mr. 'Pinner, and Master Harker.
Leader of the Dana, si 'nor Spionolciti r Conductor, lfr. Diahcp.
Tire I....turiful Scene of
THE RUINS OF AN ITALi tN ABBEY,
Produced by Mr. Stanfield, of the 'theatre Royal, On uryrlane, will be
again eirltibited.
The celebrator' Mi. Wilson will agiin ositiblt his elegant performances

:10PE.
On this INentng, fur the seventh time, till be performed a new Ballet,
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entitle;)

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CORONAMEN l E DELLA ROZIERE,
Compoged by X..., It. Ve.i.b.; Mlc by Mr. (1. 11. Rorbvell the
Scenery by Sir. 'lb-nue. The twu ithlyway.) will dance an entbely new
tirclesque Pr* de Dent.
During the Erunlne. 'tr. nr, tC fi MORE will go thrc'igh his turpriaing
Evolution, on the MACK ROPE.
To conclud. with a grand VISPLAT of FIRE-WORKS.
In the laM Grand Piece of which the YOUNG AMERICAN will make
his TERRIFIC ASCENT to the iNitrorisls Tower, von,l lb,cend antid4
Voltrn ell of Fire.
Private Roux to he had of Mr. A, I. ew 4, flAti.rtrett.
Doory open at seven o'Clock.—Con:vrt bolus et llalLpast Ei3ht
Sat:o.l4los 4v.

Th• BRITISH Parmq commenced publishing yesterday

inoming at five o'clirck.

LONDON, FRIDAY, AuGuar 23, 1826.

We received last night the Paris Papers of the 22d, and
the Emile dated the 2 Ith. The Cun4tibitiounel contains a
long extract of a letter from Lisbon, according to which an
English packet had arrived at that capital, with despatches
from the English Nlinistets, who therein threaten the Go-
vernment to enforce the proutulgatien of the Charter by
the expedition of en English army, in the event of any
difficulty being made against its .acceptance. The Efrite,
however, contradicts this pretended intelligence from Por-
tugal, which, indeed, we are much inclined to believe, was
fabricated at Paris.
Anotl er article, in the Courrier Fiancais, announces
that the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE will not be present
at the fetes intended to be given at Moscow, on the occa-
sion of the Coronation; and seems to speak with irony on
the important necessity of his remaining in Poland. We
Jo not, as yet, pretend to guess the motives which require
the presence of that Prince at Warsaw ; but, until we are
better informed, we shall be disposed to attribute his stay
there to his extreme aversion to fetes and all kinds of show
which do not partake of ii,i!'aary preparation, and to the
decided taste he has, 4iliCe his last marriage, evince,' for
private life.

The following are extracts:—
(From the Elvik, dated Wanes lay, August 24.)
CoNsTaxTlNortE, .Jcr.Y 11.

CONCLUSION OF THE Ttitb:A Dl6 ;OLVING THE JANIS.

NAHIE?.

" The name of Janissary shall no lon;cr exist ; In their stead a
%Wildcat number of troops OW be re.or;:rtnized, under the name of
Monsurri (victorlous troops of 3fahoinet),
who will serve the state and religion with honour, and in future wHi
know how to meet the enemy. The actual possessor of the Land.
schak of iludawentlikiar (Untssa) is appointed their General in
Chief, and sh ill have his reshlercz in the palace of the Aga of the
Janissaries. This palace t•hall henceforth be called only the palace
of the Seraskicr Pula, and the barracks and guard.houses shall be
occupied only by his troops. The tit:es of Aga of the Janissaries,
Aga of Cater, Aga of Buloe. ate entirely abolished. The latter
Aga of the Janissaries is raised to the dignity of Capidgi Basch'
chamberlain), with the rank of Emiri Ahoreivet (chief equerry);
and the late Kul Kyavassi (Lieut. of the Aga of the Janissaries) is
adjoined to the Seraskier Pacha, with the title of Min Ahearn
Wachs of two tai!s). The Z gardiche-bneehi (Chief of the
Keepers of the 11,,un Is) and the S m pan Isehi.basehi (Chief of the
Keepers of it t Bull Digs) are appointed Capia;i Baselti ; the other
officers, known by the name of Bulat Agoleri (Generals of Ca-
valry), who have rermo ed faithful to tie Government, arc raised
to the dignity of Sil a h rs (equerries); in short, every one ha
received aceurding to his rank marks of the Imperial munificence.
Those who have laitherto:o:cuphd the place of Yayabuluk Matiau-
rifi
(possessors of military be.trfices or forms) shall be considered
henceforth equal to the mher Zait s (Ito:dirs or military fiefs) in the
quality of Desnite Alie Yedeklussi (htemovable dignitaries), and
employed in othev itonoomble offices %ruler the Sublime Porte.

. ,
•• As hr the Janissaries s ho hare in their bands assignment for
pay or daily allowances, they shall continue to enjoy them without
any diminution for the rerr.ainder of their Eves, under the shadow
of the ever-charitable Frotection of the Soblinot Porte by means of
staled bens, which they are to present =it have registered. It
tray be relied upon that injustice shall be done to nobody. Thus
the mu 4,omm people, great anlsmall, the Ulemas, and the mens.
bas of the corpotatio..s, in a word, the whole Musaulman nation,
will form henceforward only one body. All must consider each
other as brethren In the faith ; no disunion, no mkunderstacding,
must pnvail among them. The great must look upon the little
with commiseration, and the latter show respect to the great. In •
ward, all must be united as long as it shall please the Almighty to
. . _ .

accomplish the great work of the new system, which hos been unanl.
mous!), chosen and tolop:cd, chiefly with a view to glorify, accord.
tag to the will of the holy law, and to diffuse the word of the pro-
tecing (led, and to animate the religion and the law of the Prince
of the prophets. Beware of permitting any person whatever to
dare to speak or act in a contrary n:ainer, or to oppose the decrees
of the Government. If this should happrn, know that the resolu.
don to employ, with the :I'd of Cod, tl a sword of the law, is al-
ready taken, and that every thlng memory will be done to carry
it into execution.

" As all these measures will ha announced in Romelia and Ana-
tolia, and in the whole empire by particular finnan*, you will
summon the Imams of the quarters which are under your direction ;
you will acquaint them with the state of things, and furnish them
with authentic copies of the present tirman, that each of them may
read it in the mosques and places dedicated to prayer. You will
signify and will explain te the people that the sole cause of the
dissolution of the Janissaries is the necessity and the wish to vivify
reVgion, to fortify the Ottoman powers, and to ameliorate Islam.
Ism ; that for this reason the statutes of that corps have been
changed, and exercised troops put in their place, under the deno-
mination of victorions troops of 3k/hornet t that no reduction will
be made lu the ray at the Isle Janissaries that their assignments
will be punctually paid during the life of the possessors. You
will invite all those who have the faith., and are submissive to God
and to his holy book, is address thanksgivings to the supreme
Bring fur this happy event; to five tranquilly under the protection
of the most powerful Patlischalt, who is the shadow of God on
earth ; and nut cease to implore with him the benediction ofileaven.
Lastly, yuu will inform them that whoever shall maintain the con.

tray will be punielted in title world and in the other. You will
therefore watch with the greatest attention over this, and whatever
concerns the commands of the law. The 11th Zekkadi, 1241.
(16th June, I 826.)"

PARIS, Auo. 23.

The Curretittitionarl sap to-day, that the certificate or the oath
taken to the Charter by the Infant Don Miguel has been received
at Lisbon; and alto a deapateh from Mr. Conning, announcing
that if the orders of the Emperor Don Pedro should not be executed
he would send an English army, to cause than to be carried into