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Ensue r. The Rartmesiatiors of tiire .jasiessirs.
"lade otk!y two couctittootpoli,l4 saprelmicarird
Ist, That the dress af lie troops .shoold Not be
altered—id, That the detested name or Nixon. •
Dgetlib, which cost the, exeellent ,Ajar hit Wei
should be avoided, sad imessher suitable one-be
adopted imam'. They see 110111 estaplitawd ma
drawing up the phut of orgamisioloe. glitch gel
make a remarkable era in the Ottoman hiatury.
In the same Divan it was debated what was fo to;
done respecting the insurrection iti the Irlivt%tt, and
with regard •to the Greek nation in general. The
hew Patriarch was called upon tp give his opium's.
The composure cod &guile with winch he smoke
produced • great effect. Another measure, worths
may not only he considered as importaut in us Con-
sequences, but may likewise truth •to umpire the
Porte Hod lead to unoleovant differeticee with Ow
agarilline Power«, is, " the summons owl to dish&
piratical ...States ofßasliory to joie the Sultan's
fleet walk Site ships soigich they coil quip." 1..
the summons addressed to the Slates every thing is
said that can itillaine fanaticism and t. mot cupidity.
The Eughwh Ambabstitlor has already ilerlareill,
that Isis Court cannot permit the shins of the
Barbary States to come into the lowan Sea, and
that all the ports of the loulau Islands would be
shut against them.
' The admission of Representatives of the Janis-
_eerie* into the Divan, a i ircutustanoe unparallel-
ed iu the Turkish history. Imo produced art ex-
traordinary sensation here. The consequences of
it ate incalculable.
Energetic tneasttres have Letts adopted for the
safety of the foreign Ambassadors. All Turks. are
forbidden to speak of public events; two of pretty
high rank have expiated their disobedience with
their lives. A plot concerted by the Idriota to
burn the marine arsenal has been discovered; 20
of the persona implicated have been executed.

THE BRIT'S II PRESS.

LONDON,
TUESDAY, JULY 3, 121.

I

The commercial world must be highly gratified
to learn that the LORD CHANCELLOR pledged him.
self distinctly last night in the House of Lords,
that he will, early in the next Session of Perlis-
merit, introduce a Bill fur amending the present
system of laws relating to Bankrupts. The bum-.
amiable grievances of this system, the complexity
of the proceedings under it, the enormous expenses
that are necessarily incurred iu pursuing the ►e-
medy grained by these laws to creditors, and the
extreme severity with which their provisions are
sometimes enforced by vindictive creditors against
honest but unfortunate men, have long demanded
the interposition of the Legislature.. Attempts
have occasionally beeu made iu both Houses of
Parliameut to correct the evils, but intherto they
have been unsuccessful, chiefly as it would seem
in-consequence of the advatierd period of the S.
*ion at which the Bills have been submitted to the
notice of Parlianient. But the promise made last
night by the LORD CHARCELLOR offers the best
hopes that a remedy will speedily be applied to
meet the errors and abuses of the system. There
is no individual in the empire who is so well gush.
fled to undertake the task of revising and altering
the present laws as Lord ELDON. His great ex-
perience, extensive knowledge, excellent under-
itauding, and patient industry, mark him out
especially for sects an undertaking; end his Lord-
ship hes further engaged that be will •introduce his
Bill at a period sufficiently early in the Session to
enable Parliament to examine the details of the
measure with the atteation that so important a
subject merits.
The question .of she Queste's claim •to pa►tici,
pate in the bosomy of the Coronation was again
'brought hut night under the notice of the (louse or
Commons. r Mr. -Bacinattast adverted to the dis- '
cussion which took place uu Saturday evening upwa '
the subject of her MAJESTVI .Memorial to
Privy Council, and justified the atoteluct of her
MAJESTY'S advisers in not having submitted the
Maim at an•earlier period. The Marquis of LoNr
iseNDERRy intimated to the House that the
QUEEN'S last Memorial to the Council, de►iring to
-be beard by her Counsel in support of her eann,
was referred on yesterday morning to the KING,
and that his MAJESTY, as a mark of his spacial
race and layout, had commanded that the request
should be complied with, and That the Quasn's
Counsel should be admitted to plead her MAJ ESTE'S
raise before the Privy Council.
The Duke of CLARENCE'S Annuity Bill was lsit
-night read the third time, mud sent to the House at'
'Lords. The question of granting the arrears to •
fiis Royal flightless was again discussed, and uti
a motion by 111 r. BERNAL, substituting the }ear
1831 'for the year 1818, the House distded, whe
'there appeared for the Motion 33 ; against it 94.
The'rnrears, therefore, are granted to the Duke
the House of Commons.

We have received Paris Pipers of Friday lin'.
The accounts front Madrid are of the 17th of June.
11.eonspirsty has been detected in Madrid
Ind -for its object to overthrow the monument
tweeted in honour of the Constitution, and in wbic,t
• Colonel BusENCIAL, one of the KlNa'a V.tlet;-
tle-Cimaibre, was implicated. Thu, person has
'ban sentenced to two years banishment (rout
iridrid, but the principal lender of the conspirocv
has been condemned to death.
Letters from Cadiz, of the 11th of last month,
'State that ZaLpivait, one of the rebel chief., lull
appeared in Aodalusia, at the head of foriy-five ca-
valry soldiers. Several detachments of troops Nowa
beeectnissecnotnanfectertedhimm,oarendwiitthisaintisted
project
ofthimatulgii;lolibig-
jthan with any purpose of • polinc..l nature. The