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wealth offer, under any 'circumstances, sufficient
.cause for the supervision and interference of other
Powers, the present aspect of affairs in Turkey de-
mand such interference upon the part of the neigh-
houriog States. The inhuman wretch, who. from the
recesoitoothia Seraglio. issues his commands to ikeo7
fine and destroy Christian places of worship, and to
inflict the most ignominious forms of death upon the
venerable heads of an Apostolic Chu►ch of Christ,
drseryes *glee! the indignant severity of those who
have professed to make the protection of the Chris-
tion religion one of the principal objects of their
alliance. fle has commenced a furious persecu-
tion of Christians, and every Christian Prince is
hound to protect those who suffer for the sake of
thi. religion.

Impressed with these feelings, the Emperors of
Russo and AUSTRIA are actually said, upon
authority that is considered as entitled to credit,
to hure determined to inoist on each reparation from
the Turkish Government its the. case will admit,
said on some assurance or pledge, as regards the
future, that similar excesses will not be repeat.:
ed. It is said that floooie will demand to be;
come the protector of the other Greek pro:
since*, as she is already of Wallachia end Motdavii9
that an immediate cessation of hostilities, between
the Greeks mid the, Turks will be required,
and • compact formed between them, which,
while it itertieei the allegiance of the former, shall
protect them against outrage and massacre. An—
other opinion is, that the cessiou of Wallachia and
Moldavia will be insisted on, either to Russia or to
Aosteis, or to those Powers in conjunction, in order
to afford an asylum to those Greeks who decline to
live any longer under the Turkish laws. Russia
11INI as army of 100,000 men on the Turkish
frontiers, and Auotiia has also a powerful force
ready to act in conjunction with the troops of
Russia. The Government of Turkey, despicable
is it is odious, has no power capable of resisting
bitch • force, so that the Divan must, iu the event
of • negocistion, subunit to any terms that may be
prescribed by the Allies. The aftitirs of Turkey
are every day acquiring deeper interest, and as the
atrocious spirit of the Ottoman Government be-
conies more clearly and strongly marked, the sym-
pathy of every enlightened. and generous mind in
Europe will be more fervently engaged upon the
side of the oppressed aad struggling Greeks.
The accounts from Nepl.s are of the 27th of
last month. On the 26th the King of NANA'
issued several decrees relative to the administration
of that kingdom and of Sicily. The Council of
State is composed of the Marquis of Cutout°,
Cardinal Rutin), the Prince of CUT°, the
Duke of GUALLIERI, and the Prince or SCILLA.
flits Sicilian Majesty had ordered the Spanish squa-
dron which was in the Bay of Naples to depa, t
without delay, and, further, prohibited it horn
anchoring in any of the ports of his kingdom.

Madrid Papers to the Bth inst. had reached Paris.
The counter-revolutionary conspirators, the Curate
ZILADUELDE and the Advocate LAZARIAGA, were
executed on the 4th inst. at Vines* purseant to
their sentence. On the 6th inst.• detachment of the
ENVECIN•DO'N .troops fell in with a party of
MEattto's followers, consisting of 72 cavalry, and
dispersed them, with the loss of 15 killed, five
wounded, and seven made prisoners, and tg
horses killed or taken. The Cortes had passed a
law, autliorisisig the Government to equip five sail
of the line, four frigates, two brigs, and four gal-
-IMts, their crews to consist of 3,500 men. Several
financial projects continued to occupy the lineation
of the Cortes. The KING had sanctioned their
decree relative to the payment of the arrears of the
interest of the debt to Holland. A copy of the
decree of the Court of Justice at Valencia, in
the case of General Elm), is given in the.e
Papers. Ile was found guilty of having CO•Oft"
rated in the proceedings which led to the de-
struction of the constitutional system in 1814.
and sentenced to be degraded and strangled.
This sentence was pronounced on the 28th ult.
The discussions on the Budget are continued aitlt
much warmth in the French Chamber of DePtill":
In the sitting of the 13th M. KIauSEJoUIL propc.l
the suppression of the dramatic censorship, at so
useless expense, and on office best performed by the
public. He also opposed the vote for the expeu,e
of insertions in the journals, through which mode
he contended that Ministers and their imbordinnie
agents, at the national expense, issued calumnious
aspersions against the Members opposed to them in
politics. His opposition, however, in both insr
ces was suisucce‘sful.

The Freoe Five per Cents. are SSC so
Batik Stock, 1,582 1. 50 e.

The large majority in support of the prorw
grunt to Isis Royal nighties.* the Duke of Cr
ItENCZ was generally considered decisive of
question. ‘Ve now Irani, with sonic surptivs,
great exertions are unikittg to oppose it oa the
port this evening in the House of cum.
Vithout vanity we may, with Mr. TIRRNEY, el,
some credit, as not in the list of the enrol!,
• soil reform ; it would, therefore.
advisable for souse of thor.e who oppose the tP
to his Riqui llsOiness, to thlow atta
mask of reboot, and avow their conduct st tall'
influenced by taller motives. The nom
conies forward et the prrortit morneot the
vocate of economy stands upon dulicite