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London, England, 1826-07-27 00:00:00

FREACHPAPERS.

LProm the Eleile, dated Tuesday, July 25.1
COltEt!, JItNE 27.
"Ole Seraikiellias quitted the environs of Lepanto, and has fixed
bitttead.quarters six leagues off, between Salons and Sidoriski.
.'he Greek troops had made some entrenchments with the inten-
t.on of hairier their head-quarto', there, but they hare now aban-
striped that position. The Seraskier has had some engagements in
tle*envitons-ofSidoriski, in which he last a great many men.
They expect at Proves& a Bunten Consul to reside there. The
Government has received orders from the Sersakier to assign the
best house to the town, which is composed of mere barracks, to the
expected Consul, for his residence. The inhabitants of Speacia,
to-be better able to defend themselves, have joined those of Ilydra.•
'We bear from Napoli di Romani*, that a corps of 4 or 5.800
Arabs has advanced towards the province of Mains, calling on the
inhabitants to submit; that the latter being able to defend them.
selves, desired to communicate with Ibrahim in proton, which not
having taken place, they opposed the entrance of the Arabs, and
atter an obstinate engagement, defeated them, with the low of 2,000
men.
I' is added that two transports laden with provisions of all kinds,
bzlonging to Lord Cochrane's division, have arrived at Napoli.
Travellers corning from Prevesa affirm that the garrison of M is-
oniurghi when it evacuated that place, carried away the remains of
Maros Botsaris, which they happily conveyed to their countrymen
ac a new Palladium.
BRUSSEI 9, JUNIt 21.
" We, William, &c. seeing the requestof the Archbishop of Mal-
:lles, and the Bishop of Namur. containing in their names, and in
t;tose of the Vicara-General of the ether dioceses, observations rela.
use to the regulations in Art. 44, of the Concordat of 18111, and
,the Decree of tad December, 1822, concerning private chapels
sail oratories ;
-` Seeing the said Art. 44, containing that a private chapel or ora-
tory cannot be erected without the pernalasion of die Government,
on the application of the Bishop;
• * "'Seeing the Decree of 22d Dec., 1829, whence it results that,
indepenCeritly of the opinions of the managers of public establish-
ments therein interested, those of the local authorities and of the
Gartman; of the provinces must be added to the applications for
permisr4an to erect private chapels and oratories ;
eselog the reports of our Slinis‘er of Justice, of the Director
General of the Catholic worship, and of the Committee of the Coon-
oil of State for those affairs, with the advice of the Council of
its 'et
• We have thought fit' lst. Derogating from the Organic Law of
the Cotictrdat of 1881, and the therm of 221 Dec., 1822, and ad.
witting the Measures to be subsequently taken to permit the heads
te: the several Bishoprics to grant, geatnitously„ to individuals, to
public establishments, sod congregations legally established, the
erection of private chapels and oratories, delusively for the use of
those individuals, or of the persons belonging to these establish-
metits or congregations, on condition that they shall be erected with
• possible economy ; and that those permissions shall never be
wanted, either in town or country, but to persons who cannot attend
d. ire worship in the churches on account of their great age, ill
f.s.dth, or infirmities. 2d. To decide that none shill be cm-
pinied for the service of those private chapels or oratories,
Lai aged and infirm priests who have no other dui?. 3d. To
oraer that the head, of' the Dioce,es shall transmit, at die
and of every year, to the Governors of the provinces in which
their Bishopric lies, an account of the private chapels and ora-
tones, the erection of which shall have been pcmti• ted during the
veal by ecclesiastical authority. Collies of these accounts shad be
transmitted within two months after their tieing received by the
tiovernors. accompanied with their observations to the Director-
(..;eaeral of the Affairs of the Roman Catholic Worship, who will
• them to us with his remarks and opinions.
" Brussels, June 20. " W I 1J141.131."
FRENCH 24.--Five per Cents. 99f. fite.;
Thee per Cents. fill. 95e.: Bank Stock, 20f. 20e. ; Neapolitan
Rent's, 72f. 55c.; Spanish ditto, 74 ; Royal Spanish Loan, lejf.
l:tchange on London, one month,2st. 60c. ; three months, 25f. 40c.
—Coot/ Authentilme.
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• We learn from Florence that their vessels have joined to go to-
wards Suds, to intercept the supplies of provisions for the Morn,
ohne the Turks are in great want.

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