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London, England, 1826-07-06 00:00:00

NO TIME TO LOSE.

SIX THIRTY TH0U9A146.301.7ND-14IiES NEXT TUESDAY
WEEK, WHEN ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER.

The But T I sts Pass. commented-.---pttisiish tog yesterday morning

at five o'elOek.

LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1326.

Dutch Papers of July 4 have been received, from which
we extract the following

DECREE.
THE 11.1101:E, JOLT 2.
Ilia Majesty h.ts signed the fo!lnwing Resoluf on :
We, Wit.t.t.tst, by the Grate of God, &c. &e. &c.

Seeing* Report of our Minister of Foreign Affairs, relative to a
letter addressed to him by our .liniater Plenipotentiary and Envoy
Extraordinary to the Papal See, accompanying the Papal (lull
livered to him by the Cardinal Secretary of State, dated Rome, the
Bth of January, 1825, in which the Year of Jubilcc extended to
th= whole of Roman Catholic Christendom ; seeing the Reports
of the Director• General of the Affair@ of the Roman Catholic Wm.
ship ; desiring to enable all the rest of or Roman Catholic sub-
jects to make use of the ecclesiastical favours and privileges ark red
by the Papal Bull to all Roman Catholics, conformably to the firs
of the organic articles promulgated by the law of 18 Germinal, in
the year 10,
Have resolved—

Art. I. We give our convent to the publishing, poatiag up, cir-
culating. and observing the Papal Bull. dated Rome, 8 Co'ante of
January 1025, and accordingly the Royal Plied to the said Bull;
but on the express consideration that we are by no means to be
understood as having thereby approved of the clauses, formula,
and expressions of the said Bull, which are, or may be, at variance
with the Constitutional principles of our kingdom, respecting the
freedom of religious worship in general, and in particular with
equal protection guaranteed by the 191st Article of the fundamen-
tal law to ;ill the existing religious communities ; with the laws of
our kingdom ; and lastly, with the ancient principles and usages
constantly observed in religious matters, and with the franchises
of the Netherlands Roman Catholic Church; and that especially
the clause of the said Bull, occurring in the 13th and 14(h pages of
the copy printed at Rome, at the press of the A postolic Chamber,
and handed by the Cardinal Secretary of State to our Ambassador
there; which clause begins with the words " remobstantihus de
imlttlgentits," and ends with the words " ca.lerisque contrariis
quibuicumque," cannot be executed and followed in any other
manner, or in any other sense, than in consonance with the above
stated limitation.

An. 2 and 3 lay down the manner in a hich the Dirctor•Ge
neral of the Mffiirs of the Roman Catholic Worship, and the other
public officers whom it concerns, and to Kurile for the execution
of this resolution, and for making it generally known.

Done at the Loo, June 27, It in the 13th year of our reign.
(signed) WILLIAM.

Rio de Jan iro Papers to the 28thi April inclusive, have
been received at the North and South American Coffee
House. It appears that the death of King Jour.; of Por-
tugal was known at Rio on the above date, and the usual
ceremonies of mourning, &c. had been ordered at the Im-
perial Court. These rapers also contained the Brazilian
version of the naval engagements up to the sth March.
It will be seen from the subjoined extracts that the accounts
of the land ore..ations come down to• later data than those
from Buenos Ayres. In the last mail from that port the
last accounts were dated the pat March.
From the Diarin Flamini-ate of A Kit 27.]
WAR IN Tilt SOUTH.
•

('snip near S. Francisco de Paula, 23d March, 1826.
The news slt:ch is cireulavAl here as certain Is as good as it can
be. It is 551411101,151. I). Thollll%ltia. it seems, wrote to one
his friends in Entre Rim, onirringlloo ounces to be delivered to
and directing him to collect as many men as possible, and to
pay them at the rate of a dollar per day, on condition that they
should liberate our prisoners who were in that quarter, and who
amounted to 19i0 men. This person succeeded in effecting this
important service. and had the good fortune to kill or take prisoners
all the guard which watched them. The prisoners armed them-
arises and joi.ted the troops which hail liberated them, saying they
would march against Lavalhega. This news is not yet officially
confirmed, but it was received from an officer who arrived here from
Santa Theresa. Our General has marched towards Belein with
200 U continental troops, to protect the prisoners and the people of
Entre Illus. It would appear that this it really the case; for the
General certainly marched with all the woos which he could mus-
ter. It is alas: confirmed by letters which have been received here
at S. Francisco, and which repeat the tame particulars. Another
circumstance in our favour is the dissension %Inch has taken place
between D. Inlet° and hatalhega, which has risen to such a height
that the latter has ordered the former to resign his command to La
Torre. The troops, instead of foliowing l.a Torre. adhered to D.
Fructo, and it is not known to whist quarter they have proceeded.