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RED AND THIRTY-SIX THOUSAND POUNDS of OATS, at the Ordnance Depot, in Toolerstreet, may receive particulars of the Contrecu at this Mee between the hours of Tam and Few, sod deliver their Tenders sealed up and directed to the Agent br Cray nisimiat Supplies, marking thereon " Tender far Otter obit' before SATURDAY, . the 11th of Awe, bet acne "dabs received after Twelve o f Clocit on that dal ; nee wilt any PrepOsal be modeled unless made on. oe aammed to. a printed Panicalar t and the prices inserted in Words at length ; • use maws a Letter be subjoined to seed Prep' mal signed by yeti Primes of known Property engaging to become bound with the Party ten dering, in the seem expressed to the Particulars, for the due Per formance•of the Contract. SALES BY AUCTION. borne Minster, Dorsetddre. Attorneys. Mr. Fryer, Mbabane. Dorsetsbire ; or Messrs. Swain sad Co. Fredstick's•plane. Old Jewry• traced, dated with melancholy. and nothing can lees resemble rbe language of mockery and ineek—wlthoot which the law recognises no crime in a publication. Is it necessary to triaudoe if the perpetuity of the faith Is a dogma' We believe nt. We rather think care should be taken not to _ _ _ _ CHARLTON, SUNBURY, AND SHEPPERTON, MIDDLESEX. FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATE, Farm, with Farm Hisao. Yards, Garden, Barns, Stable, Outbuildings, and about FORTY-SIX ACRES OF MEADOW AND ARABLE LAND, With Panned= at Miebseistu. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, Mr. JOHN ROBINS, complicate, by sub,' conweversy, the simple rind* of this case. It would be runnieg spinet a shoal that cannot be toe carefully avoided. It would place the tribunals as the Sorbonne. sod re quire theelogiens foe judges. Is the perpetuity of faith a dogma of all Mistime religions? I. lit even for the Catholic religion? There is a sermon of Massillon's en the 'relabel Bailee. He draws his proub from the charecterbtia of antiquity, uniformity, perpetuity; but it is evident that the Christian Orator argues ea mum Mahn than lays down a dogma, and that he deeply deplores the 'alias( dilbevaces which change end disturb the witty of SALES BY AUCTION. SOUTH WALES, RADNORSHIRE. VALUABLE ESTATES ELIGIBLE for INVESTMENT, DIU ILT EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES, Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Wood Land, Thriving Plantations, Extensive Sheep Was, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (O( Warwick House, liegent-street), At Oarraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Centhili, Oa TaUIUIDAT the 24th September, 1122, at Twelve o'Clock, IN LOTS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, capable of V considerable improvement, being Let at low Rent., situate In the Parishes of Llanbadarn, Vynidd, Lansaw, and Llambister, on the Banks of the Moo a Sae Stream, abounding with Fisk, and the adjoining Hills abo und with Grosse and other Game, over which the Shoop Walks are very extensive. Loy 1. TYN YDDOLE FARM, with capital Farm House and Ontbuildinp, and One Hundred and Fifty Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land. Lee 4. GOUTY FARM, contiguous to the foregoing ; a Cottage, with Barn, and upwards. of One Hundred and Seventy Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lend. Lor a. CROGY VAWR and CROGY VACH. with BRYN° WYN TENEMENT; a good Farm House, with con venient Outbuildings, and about Oae Hundred and Fifty Ooe Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land. Loy 4. BWLCH FARM, with GOITRE TENEMENTand Farm Howe, with Outbuildings. and upwards of Two Hundred and Ninety Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land. The whole &tate nearly EIGHT .HUNDRED ACRES. In thee occupation of Messrs. Moses, Jetses,and Haw. respectable , Tawas. . now aft avowal taloa' Plavtatiosa. Twat Thse, mai Airijooliso at Wad os Pospoorp Mimes nearly adjoin each other, and are distant about Ten Mae from Newtown, in Montgomeryshire, a p=a wing District, where the Chester and ElleSlWlrt terminates • and an excellent Turnpike Road runs front thence, through the ovum et the Property, by which Stage Coaches, and various con veyances pass weekly by Liandrindod Wells into Bream and To be viewed by applying to the Tenant at 13wIch. of whom Particulars may be bad ; at the Bear Inn, Newtown; the Loa lon, Shrewsbury; Mr. Bentley, and at the Star and Hope Pole, Wastes'."; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; of Messrs. Davies sod alibi!, and Mr. James Cheese, Solicitors, Kaaren, (at whose Olises Plans of the Rotates may be seen) ; at Garraway's; aad of 7*; ROM% No. 170, Regent-street. KENT. TONBRIDGE, SEVEN OAKS, he. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND TAX REDEEMED, and considerable part Tithe Free GENTEEL RESIDENCE, With OFFICES, COACH HOUSE, STABLES, and OUT. BUILDINGS, excellent GARDEN, And upwards of ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Wood Land, and Hop Ground, on which there are Pheasants and other Game. An eligible Property for Investment. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwkk•House, Resent-street), At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, - - Oa TUURSDAT, the Sild day of October, 1819,at Twelve o'clock, IN ONE LOT, AValuable and very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, principal part Tithe Free, and Land Tax Redeemed, Situate in the parishes of Tonbridge and Seven Oaks. and some small parts in the parishes of Leigh Pensharst and Chiddington, a One healthy and beautiful part ache county of Kent, Forming a part of the highly picturesque Scenery which is viewed front the summit of Riverbill, sojustly celebrated,and the admiration Of all Travellen. Comprising a compact Residence. NIZELS, • Recently erected. handsomely Sued up, and adapted fee the ae• commodaties of a Family of respectability, whh ail requisite Oilices, Coach House. Stable, and Oat buildings Excellent Garden, planted with choice Fisk Trees. well stocked and cropped ; Seated on a beautiful Lawn, with Carriage Drive and Sweep in front, ornamented with thriving Evergreens. Shrubs, am skirted by a MN thriving Wood, and belted by a Plantation, with extensive gravelled walks, commanding interesting views la various directions over that highly picturesque and romantic country. In the occupation of, and on Lease to, Mrs. Coanwasus, a highly respectable tenant. SUNDRY FARMS, With Farm Houses, and all requisite Asrieuhural Buildup, - - - CALL= Eton and Morleys, the Grove, Long Hato, Westwood, Coffins, Old House, Brook House, Manson, and Stiddolphs. Tke whole containing upwards of ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND NINE ACRES, Or Meadow. Pasture, Arab e, Wood Land, and Hop Ground, well supplied witb water At all pans, and streams running through the Property- Let to respectable tenants. The Rental and estimated Value ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRIID POUNDS Per Annum. - - The above Estate is situate at the 25 milestone oo Riverbill, pan adjoining the high toad to tintings, and partly bounded by the turnpike-mad to Tunbridge; distant from Seven Oaks about two miles, and four from Tonb ridge, fourteen from Maidstone, and twenty.flve from London, with the convenience of water carriage at Tonbridge to Rochester and the Theme.. Niaels in be viewed by Tickets only ; the Farms by applying to the tenants. of whom particulars may be bad; at the crown, and Rote and Crown, Seven (Yaks ;• Mr. Thompson, Fake Common; Angel, and Rose and Crown, Tunbridge; Bell, Brassie,; White Han, River-brad; Library, Tunbridge Wells; Bell, Maidstone; of Messrs. Freshleld and Sons, &Ditchers. Bank Buildings; at Oat. raway's; and of Mr. Roams, No. 170, itegost.street, where a Plan of the Itsutemay be seen, and Tickets obtained to view the Residence. • . . • (o , 4Feeteldilbeeeelhdenhogroldr) :As the Red Lies Ir. flemptoe. OD Fateay. the 14th August, ISO, at Twelie trlSeeb, By Order el the Incittors. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD , ESTATE. part TITHE FREE, LAND-TAX REDEEMED, indite At CHARLTON. SUNBURY. and SHEPPERTON, . IN THE COUNTY OF MIDLLESEX; About Six Miles from Hounslow • Two from Hampton and Chantey, with capital Roads to all dim:miaow. A FARM-HOUSII, in tvoiiomsests, with Rams, Stable, Cart sad Straw Houses, Granary. and Outbidldinp, Gond Garden, ace. TWO COTTAGES. Gardens, and Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable lard, COST4IIIIIIO &WIT FORTY-SIX ACRRS; In the occupation of Mr. James Ratter, tM Michaelmas neat, when poesesaso may be bad. To be viewed by applying to the Tenant. oo the Premises, of whom Particulars may be had; at the Anchor Inn. Slaspprrioa ; Red Liao. Hampton LFlower-Pot, Sunbury ; GriMo, Kingston ; Bush, Staines ; Swan, Chertsey ; Red Lion and George,Hounelow ; Pigeons. Brentford ; Messrs. Austen and Hobson, Solicitors, Gray's Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Roams, No. 170, Re gent-street. HANTS. NEAR ALTON. VALUABLE AND COMPACT FREEHOLD MATE. LAND-TA! SSSSS 311a11. Amos ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES. 1$ • sum MICR TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (0( Warwick House, Resent-street) At Oarraway's Coffee House, 'Change Allryr, Grabill. On Tavasuar the sind of October, Inn, at Twelve o'Clock. A VALUABLE AND COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE. Land Tax Redeemed, NEW COPPICE FARM, Situate Is the Pariah of Heutwerth, about three mike treat Alton, In the county or Haute, A FARM MUSE, wkb GARDEN. ORCHARD, and ea revisits rod aeoeseary Agrienkural Itipßagt. M. a nromanik. sieestiothenahredng einonelve Mad andbanal Pmespoess ever a deb and fertile coquetry. diverside4 Ilse ereedlend scenery. and convertible at a snail menu Into a Rsrtdafate tar a Sportsman or Gentleman fond of Agriceltoral pursuits. The neighbourhood abounds with Game and there are seamy Pheasants is the Woods. and withhi three idles of Two of the best Packs of Fez Hounds in the neighbourhood, which us too tinually kept and hunted regularly twins a week. The Property is in a Ring Peace, and contains about ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES Of Meadow, Paster*, Arable and Wood Land, divided into cos vastest enclosures; Teo Acres of whist we Coppice et about fannies years growth, in the animation of Mr. Vickery. a most r stable Te 4112, at a very low Rest. es rore viewed by applying to the Tenant, of whom Particulars may be had ; at the Crown and Swan Inas. Alum : Swan, Aires ford Ll3eorge and White Han, Winchester ; Coach and Hones, and Dolphin, Southampton; Talbot, Guildford; King's Arms, Oodalming ; Rad Lien, Dotting; of Mr. Hasiewoed, Solicitor. Cooduk-street ; at ()simony's ; and of Mr. Roans, No. 170, Regent-strett, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, July 31. FOREIGN OFFICE, Jute 30. The ling has been graciously pleased to appoint Henry Unwin Addington, Esq. now Ms Majesty's Plenipotentiary to the Diet at Frankfort, to be big Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Catholic King. The King has also been graciously pleased to appoint George William Chad, Esq. (lately appointed his Majesty's Envoy Extra oedinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Republis of Colom bia), to be his Majesty's. Minister Plenipotentiary to the Diet at Frankfort. The Mug bar also been graciously pleased to appoint William Turner, Esq. now Secretary to his Majesty's Embassy to the Ot toman Porte, to be his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinsry and Mi. Dieter Plenipotentiary to the Republic of Colombia. The King has also been graciously pleased to appoint George Hamilton Seymour, Req. now Secretary to bis Majesty's Legatier. at Berlin, to be Sectetary to his Majesty's Embassy to the Otto. man Porte. The King bas also beets graciously pleased to appoint Lord Al bert Conyngham, now Secretary to his Majesty's Legation at Flo ranee, to be Secretary to his Majesty's Legation at Berlin. The King has also been grim-lowly pleased to appoint the Host. John Duncan Bligh, sometime attached to his Maje-ty's Embassy at the Court of the Thitilleries. to be Secretary to his biajesty'sLe titian at Florence. Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Forfar. David Wedderborn, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. • DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. John henry Avery, Cbesbunt, Hertfordsbire, printer. Samuel Forfeit Gray, New Bond-street. amid. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Andrew 'White and William Aletcalf, Lamb's Conduit -street, linen-drapers, from Aug. 14 to Oct. 2, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. BANKRUPTS. Cbatks Cleaver Waltbanwww, Estes, linloburner, to surrender Aug. 6. at nine. 7, at ten, and Sept. 11, at twelve, at the Court of Commlasionen. Attorney. Mr. 4. Tbornbury, Chin eery-lane. blanin William Beeber, Borwood-mews, Titebbeld-street. horse dealer, Aug. 7, 14. at twelve, and Sept. 11: at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Xleasrs. Evitt, Lid Co. Ha ydUO.l4ll/MC Minories. Thomas Hind. 4sseen-strret, CheapsiJa, victualler, Aug. 7, at one, 14, et twelve, and Sept. 11, at eleven, at the Court of Com missioners. Attornsys, Messrs Clutton. and Co. High:street, Southwark, or Crown tact —tow, 'fame,. Robert Bothrop, Stanford-place, liast-street, Kent-road, Surrey, commercial-agent, Aug. 11, at ten, 14, at ekven, and Sept. 11, at ten, at the Court et Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. ['every, and Co. Lincoln's-inn-Sad.. Jeffs, Isabella-place, Kennington, Surrey, common brewer, Aug. 7. at twelve, 111, and Sept. 11, at eleven, at the Court of Comadssioners. Attorneys. Messrs. Stevens and Co► • Little &. Thomas Ap.•tle. Stepbes Liversidge; blasbrongb, Rotherham, Yorkshire, iron founder, Aug. 17, lb, and Sept. 11. at eleven. at the Angel Inn, High-street, Rotherham. Attorneys, bit. King, Castle.stseet, Holborn; or Dlr. J. Oxley, Rotherham. William Willie, Taunton, Soaserset.hire, victualler, Aug 17. IS. and Sept. 11 at dives, at the Castle Ism, Taunton. Attorneys, Haws. Clowns and Co. King's Renal-walk. Temple; et Mews. Duncembe and Co. it Taunton. William Spencer, IhranAge, lionershire, cettle-dealer, Avg. IL at tour, 19, and Sept. 11, at eleven, at the Crown inn, Wim- Aug. 116. J. Weston, lainivelTinitthant, at two, at the Or resin buildings, lUverroal..-Aug. 111. J. Hirer, Loci-sere. voter, at twelve, at the Court of Comathaimere—A .111. J. , Harsh, Fore-otreet, lineoiraper, at toe, at the Court of Azdtt. S. Cook sod R. Goring. Little Allo-altoat. upholsterer; at eleven, at the Court el Cosnn. 'aimano—Aigust 21. T. Thema, Onsburgh-street, Now-road. baler, at ten, at the Cant of Conwskaionen—Aog. *I..W. Per ' W indier. gemlaperr m maimr at the Court of Oamods. Aug. 211. H. Grams, Mancheater, merchant. at am, $1 da Palace inn, Horwhealet—Arg. 21. G. TOWN Malay Meese, at mem. at the Court at %fteittl&siommo-11. J. IL llsion, Wapping Wall. cement, blecult-bakes, at dram. atl the Coate of Ciinashelooen—Aug. 21: T. Mosby. Aligaltlik. Lincanshim, botcher, at eleven, at the Peacock Ina, Bowen. 140. 1 coloakire—Aug. as. J. Darwin sad F. Frith, Chapeltowo. Turk. akke. iron-founden. at eleven, at the Commercial tea. Skediell— Aug. MI. H. Jammu, nerwklottimn•Tweed. corn-marchast, at eleven, at the YJng's Anna Inn, Detwisk-apea-Temed—Aug. C. L Pownall. New Nortb-read. Hanish Town, broker. at eleven, at the Court of Comminkmers—Aug. it. P. C. Hock's, Lam- canton, Cornwall, money artteoer, si eleven, at the White Hart Inn. LIIIIIKII4OII. CERTIFICATES, Asa. 21. W. Rooney, Uxbridge-street, Natio, HUI, Kensington. plas terer—lL Harper. Coventry, ribbon manufacturer—J. Bennett, Manchester. earthenware-dealer—G. A. E. Wilmot, &aloe& row, Ws }worth, coal-merchant—J. Hail, Worcester. veterinary surgeon—J. Lister, Shelf. Yorkshire. pocer—.l. Smith, High Holborn, bookseller—T. Smith. High.street. Lambeth, smith—J. J. Clare, Liverpool, grocer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. 1.. Barnard and H. Belcher, Lower leseatess. wino mer chants—T. Atkinson and J. Atkinson, Thorsen, Yoekshire, flut apinners—W. Palmer and W. F. Pam. Leicesterddre, grocers--4. Arley and Co. Illandsentw i , aerostats, as far as regards Jobs Bisley—A. Mokpo= and J. Wpm:, Lower Tooting, /Purr,. pbmbers—F. Drake, sea. mid F. Drake jun. Norwich, grows—J. Cawley and W. Cawley, illinearn. Che shire, date merchants—lL B. H. Dobbin and N. Ildesdkri, Shoe. lane, gold platers—H. Bean and Co. Dublin, kaberdeshers—J. Doyle and W. Doyle, High Holborn. glass manufseterers—R. Holt and Co. Rochdale, Lancashire, cottea spinners—B. Smith and G. Smith, John-street, & Mary.la bonne, furnishing undertaken—A. Deludes and N. Idolinstax, Cborkon.row, Lancashire, pawn. brokers—S. Hatton and Co. Manchester, seetismen, as far as re yids E. Hootoo—W. B. Dawes and N. Dawes, Bolton4e- Moon, Lancashire, wanton brewers—R. &ruthers and Co. Glasgow, brewers—R. S. Green and J. Williannea, Runcorn, Chadds.* joiners —J. Vevey and Co. Regent-stmt, tailors, as far as regard: J. Verey—W. Forrester and Co. Leicester manufacturers of woollen yarn, as far as regards W. Forrester—Zl. Felten sad Co. Hinckley, Leicestershire, machine makers—& CarrUl sad Co. HoUingworth, Cheshire, paper manufacturers—R. Ingieby and J. Jones, Wood -street, silk manufacturers—W. Howard and J. Reek, Old -street. Sc. Luke—D. Woad and W, Wood, Derby, nal. dealers—.. Newsom and R. S. Harvey, Lincoln, surgeons- 4. Jones and Co. Blanchester, tea dealers—W. Clarke sad J. Moore Lesdeoball.street, woollen drapere—J. 'Collins and W. Harries:, Hoiderness, Yorkshire, farmers—T. Steele and J. Andrew, Con. skew, Chukka, Iris merchants. GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORK, (wawa tionaas nnessamom), For the Week ended Jots 24. made up from the Returns of the Inspectan in He different Cities and Towns in England and Wake. Imperial General Weekly Avenge. Wheat 664. 2d. Oats 236. id. Beans 376. 2d. I Barley 3SL sd. Rye 306. 11d. I Peas 375. 4d. Aggregate Average of the Sig Weeks which governs Doty. Wheat 67s 84.1 Oats Os. 10d.1 Beans 376. lid. Barley 31s. 10d. Rye 336. 14. Peas 375. Od. _ PRICE OF SUGAR. g rbo Avatar Price of Bums or MUSCOVADO SWUM, computed from the Returns made in the Week ending the tsth day of July, aNa, is *Ss. 7d. per cwt. ezclusive of the Dudes of Customs paid of payable thereon on the importation thane into Great Britain. FRENCH PAPERS. Fran the Messager des Charabres, July 29. MOM) =MOM PARIS, Jinx so. Letters from BetEa, of the 19th, say that it is at the desire, and at the instance of the Cabinet of 3taiut Petersburg's, that that of Berlin has mot General Misfiling to Constantinle on a special mission ; and many persons suspected a. mach. The Emperor de sires to prove, at the moment when the chance, of war are the most favourable to him, that he is free from all views of ambition and conquest, which ate assented to him, in the midst of a nation, which, for its part, hat not always piqued itself, in the East, on moderation and' disinterestedness, though its dearest interests are not threatened, and it has not been, like Russia, offended in its dignity. The proposals which are to be made to the Ottoman I Porte are, as they were from the beginning—the inviolability of the Treaty of Akerman, and the free navigation of the Rack Sea without insisting on the demolition of the Castles of the Duda ' . wiles. Nevertheless, the Emperor seems flrudy resolved not to restore the fortresses conquered by his arms in AAA, which saved as a defence and refuge for robbers of every description, and especially for the sale of Russian Subjects into slavery. With respect to Greece, the magnanimous policy of the /Co pes will not vary ; be will insist upon its obtaining that extent of territory without which it would have 00 independence; that is to say, a frontier line from Veto to Arta ; so that it may include not only Athens, but a good pan of Sicily. We quote the opinions of the various journals, on the approach ing change, which they assure us is to take place, in the Ministry. We beg our reader to compare the several versions. This may serve to appreciate their truth. [Here follow extracts from the Ortstritutisitaii. the Amend de Peril, and the Jaunted du Camera, after wide& the Masers adds : Truly tlie intik is well informed! how many combinations, how amyl changes! and it is on Monday that we ate to have the Royal Ordinance! Monday will come, and the Ordinance will not appear, which will not present the Journals lie the following week from giving their readers some more new Ministers. Froni the Coarrier Francais. PARIS, JOLT 29. The "wagon caUed into notice by the trW of the Closirrier Francois was too weighty and impurtant not to attract the atten-* dun of every ratan who clings to liberty of conscience and the pre astvation of the laws. A learned consultation of M. Isambert is now submitted for the adhesion of the Paris Bar. It has also beam communicated to the Departments. and several adhesions strongly supported have akeady reached Paris. We shall subjoin two : ADYBUON eV Tit •UIniCATIIII 0/ 71111 TOTAL COORS OP NANCT. The Counen undersigned, who have read the comminutes in M. Ckat.laio, morainic editor of the Courrier Francais, declares that they adhere to it. It is dilicult to reconcile the condeoundon pronounced stalest the consultant, with the liberty of opinion and of conscience con secrated by Use Charter, as pans of the public low of the Erma. Mute the religions gmblisbed is this country diffsr from one soother, and the power of pliblishiog opinions extends to religious Matters, it must he acknowledged that the simple denioloia dogma, er ut an article of faith, cannot of Itself constitute a !time. But the liberty of printing extends to all things where there is an insult. It is not a contested dogma, but so attack on the public peace which demands repression. Then the liberty of publishing opitaimas is a right. It is only the character of the expression which can make a crime or an shun. _ Such was the thought of the Legislature : •' Whoever, by a pub tickles', shall sour se or turn into ridicule the religion of the fltate, or any tither religion of which the establishments is kgally mos mead la France, shall be punished."—(Law of March IS, lOU, Art. Ist.) This being hid down, look at the Inculpated joataal—a Ihely motimeut for the arts, an admiration of tittle sick d'aniero, and, mingled with thew, the no IMI that the religions balk( to which they are consecrated is perishable, like the generatioa which Mar -1 mks them, make up the ankle. The ezpressien is onloos, els the faith: Rit4irre•urn to the true question—is It to be guilty of outrage and derision, for without them the crime cannot exist, to say that the Chri.tia faith participates in that fragility which is the nature of man ? And what would have ha ,if the Editor of the Cburrier had represented the t of Christianity as a fact of region or of temperature—it he had e+id, " When re ligion. founded on one climate, has °fended toss much the climate of another country, it cannot be established; and when it has bees introduced, it has been banished? It seems, therefore, hu- manly speaking, that the climate has put bounds to the Christian and to the Nlabornedan rellitions."—( 6 Esprit des Lois," b. 24, eh. 26). Before condemning t►e Consultant, it would be proper to ask if the phrase of Montesquieu should be brought to trial? Nancy, July 25, 1829. (Signed) navies, roam. CHATILLLOW, Anwar, Mossau—Advoeates. ADNISION •e TOE AOVOCATOI Of TOIL sofas. WORT or AOOlllll. _ _ The undersigned Advocates Mae Royal Court of Angers having seen the article inserted in the Orreries. Prima* of May 27. 1t•26; the requisition of the Public Minister ; the pleadings of the accused ; and the decision of the Tribunal of Correctional Vallee of Paris, of June 26th: Considering that in France, according to the Charter, the Laws. and the Jurisprudence of the Courts, each person has the right to profess his' wn religion freely, and to speak his %Ovine, provided he does not disturb the public peace, and indict no injury on mo rality, commits no outrage on other religions, and does not turn them Into ridku're ; Considering that the editor of the inculpated articles, in impress ing an opinion that la the very distant future the Christian faith will be aboilabed--even if such an opinion be an error, and•coo trary to other opinions. it will be not reprehensible in the eyes of the law, because it possesses none of the characteristic, of culpa bility provided for by the law ; That otherwise a difference of opinion would constitute a crime, which cannot be supported ; Conclude that the editor of the Carrie' r Fnuscais ought to obtain from the Court to which he has appealed, that she judgment which condemns him should be rescinded —Angers, July 234.1629. (Signed) Dubois, formerly n; P. T. Lepage, Secretary ; J. Jubla, Dean ; c f ; Manger, Advocate ; N. Pranchenault. ideas , Mem ; Gebere, idem ; Ch. Maiden Rinarenageadetrin From thE Constitutionnel. t'ARIS, Jute 29. - - Prince PoSgnac, our Ambasioder at London. makes frequent voyages to Frame, and every dose that be grosses the Channel it is egrobellied that be testes to be placed at the head of the Minis tey. •be hardly been 24 boors at Paris, and already thine Ma t e amregatiots, all the spostolkals on the beaks of the Mom chiming the hymn of victory. and preparing to celebrate. by some ailkodale. the triumph of their doctrines, and of hint whom they regard as their bead. If the enemies of public liberty I I rejoice in the hope of seeing 34 de Polignac at the head of affairs, the friends of our constitutional monarchy are made uneasy. Pro. bably 0. de Poligsac does not see with tranquillity the fears on one side, and the hopes on the other. Since the profession of faith in the Chamber of Peers, which did sot destroy the confidence of his friends, me satisfy those who dreaded his elevation, he has signed the famous Protocol of London-the object of which, or at least the effect of which till be, to replan* Greece Into the slavery under which it beeigameed he four centuries. The report that he is to be placed at 'the head of the Xing's Household, and be President of tie Council. Is contrary to the Constitudem The Minister of the King's House hold la appointed to look after the personal stairs of his Majesty, mid mar on pretest to meddle with the administration of the invent y. We cannot, therefore, believe this report. It would he daserons, in the present state of the come .to choose Mintage. she de sot, by their position, gain the of thirty millions et people devoted to the Representative Government. and who !sew that se tax is legal unless imposed by the Legislative Power, or Instituted by the Constitutional Charter of Louis XVIII. re cognised by Charles X. Fames Fusee—Nam JULY 290—Resstes 5 per Cent. IO9L Safe. Three per Cents. M. Bank Stock, I ono!. Foams Fosas—Neapelitan Rentes, Cert. Fal. 27f. Mk. Royal Spanish Loan, 7 Sit. Perpetual Spanish Anoraks, JO:. COLOMBIA. We are indebted to the politeness of the Colombian Consul for Caraccam papers to the Ink of Joe inclusive. They confirm the important MIAOW received a few days since by the schooner Cha tham, from Porto Cabello, that the war between Colombia and Peru was likely to be renewed. . _ . A letter to the editors of the Thalia". Asterisms, from their correspondent at Havannab, under date of the 17th of June, says, " The expeditiossztost Mexico Is nearly ready, but General Bar. radar has sealed to be opened st sea, nusd it is not yet brown at whet point this force will be directed. We have no sews." FROM CAhIPEACHY. We learn from Capt. Granola, of the schooner Sarah Frantic which arrived yesterday in 111 days from Campeachy, that a IV moor of the proposed invasion from Havannah had reached that plea, and that a short time previous td his sailing, io,no• troops were collected there, 6,000 of whom bad since left, the report being suspected to be tabs; 4.000 regulars still remained. ' T. 31. Rodney, Esq. agent at Havannah, arrived yesterday in this place, having left Havanna on the 18th ult. Mr. Rodney states, that the Spanish expedition fitting -itut at H h, and destined for Campeatby, was to sail on the 234 of June. The commander of the expedition was by no mean, san guine of any good resulting from a descent upon the Mexican coast, but be leved that the attempt would be a sacrifice of his army of 3 SOO mai. It was, however, an order of the King, and must be obe_yed.— Wilms. (Ai.) Ad.. Toe Exemonme amiss: Mexico.—We have information OD which we can rely, In relation to certain circumstances coommed with this Quixotic enterprise, which are of some interest to the public, and important to be known in Mexico. Such iv the state of things, that we are well coofirmed, not only in the emblem we have expressed of the necessary failure of the enterprise, but of the Insincerity and dishonesty which have dictated it Barradas, who Is placed at the bead of the expedition, has mot wisdom enough to make the declaration attributed to him In a paragraph we copied frotn a southern paper yesterday. He tin • doubtedly thinks be may recuoquer one of the old colonies; but the Governor, Officers, and inhabitants of Cuba are unanimously opposed to it, and regard it as a wanton and useless exposure of human life. Reen the Spanish Ministry, far front sassetiming the undertaking, resolutely opposed it, and could Dot be prevailed on 'to give their consent ; so that the order was lisally comnionieassol, out from the proper department, nor through the commissary chan ads, but by the King himself directly to the Commander. ni. was done in so peremptory a manner, that no renion.trance or op position could be made. and of course the plan is to be pursued. With regard to the King, it is increslOle that be vivid orally anticipate any important results from sending so contemptible a force to the Mexican coast, and under the c.enmand of an igneratt boatman, as Barradas is, o ithout talents, merit, nil nary education, or experience. His Majesty, it is to be pretunk d, espected, by ibis show of invasion, to may those who were clamorous for it, and probably hoped some of the expelled Spaniards would Crum pan of their treasure in his hands. Judging, however, from what we beard of the unanimous opinion in Cubs, we believe he will be disappointed in both these respects. The face is tar toe small to encourage disaffected iodiviihufs in Menke to rim their imerists on its success, as it will plainly be unable to defend wow—much more to protect them. At the same time those who have wished to see the nevem undertaken isi earnest, are disgusted at this feeble attempt. We now learn that the repot of a reissfo cement, from liparo dues not obtain the least credit even at Havanna. ... v.: 1 ; i, I i I . i 1 t ' It i 1 1 1! i