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London, England, 1825-08-20 00:00:00

take the Ste...p,
they did, and conchides by asking
the PopE for a Catholic King, and submitting the
Ur •
"'am Church to the rule and domination of
the See of Rome.
It might. hence be fairly presumed, in the ab-
sence of other accounts, that•the affairs of Greece
Wer •
e In a very desperate condition ; for a coun-
try
in arms for liberty would hardly appeal to
another Foreign Power for assistance, not in
`'setting and maintaining their freedom, but
fo
r an existence " of some sort—even the
most wretched—servitude itself being pre-
ferable. to Mussulman despotism.." The
semi
wents contained in this document are pot
stich aS command our respect, and could only be
lastifi
...eu wtieri uttered in the last state of despair,
and
under the fear of returning again into the
13
I"ter of the savage Turks. It was delivered on
t'e 24th of May, and since that time the pros-
pects' of Greece have greatly brightened, and her
affairs assumed an aspect of a more favourable na-
ture.
We are thus induced to hope, she has more
I°lle and enlightened views, and that she will not
4.4!en,
r' of any Government from foreign powers,
unless
her rights and freedom are guaranteed.

Ro4li F. r.
COCKPlT.—Yesterday the MASTER of the,
att Lis and
the CHIEF BARON of the EXCHEQUER
tl,eeudi'd this Court, to hear an appeal from De.
corra, which has excited great interest in the
tw °,nial Circles. Their Lordships sat from
10:Lle to two o'clock, when they made an inter.
ironrl7 order, which appeared to be of great
A/""ance to the Appellant, whose Counselwere
r.
• AR RISON and Mr. ANDEItTON.

131
Jo ItMSTA DT, A LTG.- 12.--The Government
I tli, all Published yesterday, contains the fol-
Ow
ti tiOtiCe from theCoancil for the affairs of
r,
4•-',lurches and Schools
of qv: the privileges granted to the Roman Catholic inhabitants
gra„, capital on the Ist of December, 1790, as well as that
ord,:leq to the Reformed Church October 26, 1771, were given
tolirarth a view to regulate the spiritual political rights of the
c.04i,e4 religious parties, and as both these Statutes have
.be-
atd titt.lefficacious since the act Of the German Confederation,
Christi Constitution of the Grand Duchy have secured to
411-14'13 of all parties the enjoyment of equal civil
has Political rights. his. Royal Highness the Grand Duke
04‘,..%ritlitined as follows :—The Reformed (i. e. Calvinist)
*hill 4a the Catholic Church is placed on an equal footing
4!'e Lutheran Church,. so that the rules of common law
applicable to all of them, according to which in mixed mar-
% Le Children, without any distinction between the sexes,
°"ovv Le
reli ,ious profession of the father, unless in the
tit tam contracts madeh 'before the celebration of the marriage
Zectrnnunon consent a different stipulation has been made
g the religious education of the children. In publishing
4Potij3°l4tion of his Highness, which will henceforth be acted
tour: this this capital, for the information of those whom it may
ipec •ti "' it is to be remarked that this resolution has no retro-
re
ite h 're; and consequently all arrangements that might
t
ave be made, according to the Letters of Privilege,
atr mei, en

,
ior th-Nuulio,°AuG. 11.—Mr. LEIBNER, agent
don' he house of HILLEitt and Company in Lon-
-11 1"55 lately engaged abOut fifty persons in
b
C and the neighbourhood, for the London
rrovin..l%Avho intend to work the Mines in the
five *of Buenos Ayres. They are engaged
441,:: Years. on very advantageous conditions.
lice -''Pector of Mines has. entered into the ser-
taalur;rotrhe Company for five years, at au annual
ireki-yr; 5)000 dollars. M. LEIBNER has sent
direct bur; 44 Miners, some of whom are to go
oth 'r°lll hamburg to Buenos Ayres, and the
1)et:-," first to England. 6,000 Dollars were ex-
11i:L.4 in Freiburg in fitting
.out these people.
ctiltt,'""l"B had obtained, but. not without diffi-
the 5 permission from their Government to leave
licoutitry.
41 tititithil,"Elt, AUG. I4.—The great drought last
444; tale heat was at 300 100 Fahrenheit) has
toast t"ourable to the repair of the dikes on the
vt4t.) but has caused a distressing scarcity of
113 the Our farmeri begin to recover ;•such prices
INN"' have this year obtained for their wool
l'eatilelyer before heard of. Flax and cottonlu~er,
l'easonable price, and corn does not fall any
ti'4- A great deal of new gold coin is in circu-
h e lionnd the Miitt is at work night .and day.
rRI4 Comes from England by way of Ham
; The transit of goods to the Hanseatic
very brisk, as well as the trade in our
aipc'iwns• The correspondence with London
tlteatz.C' facilitated by the establishment of a
P,acket bet weenHamburgh and London. Our
Giles has given a salutary lesson to dishonest
tittl.avecittlhein• A merchant, convicted of having re-
labors,l 5 Property, to the prejudice of
hashis.cre:
our been sentenced to two years tiara
.4114 "7
days ago the daughter of LUCIEN Buo-
latii4'4 arrived at Bruges from Rome, accom.
bY her husband.
' 3Nt'gtdentien.lan named HANNArr, landed at Dover
tloi,,,etaY morning, from St. Domingo, by the
Captain DUNLOP, who relates that on
kttiv to Captain
the I,
etl ther -land, 'a
large French fleet.
'stab the e, which was supposed to be charged
ut"gociation for the independence of that
lit:. A,clCentish- Gazettei. Aug. 19.)
11'4 °I CLt'ca, Director of the Botanic
tramGar-
tklu.Lictuta, Who is a native of Denmark,
.41 -tted a valuable collection of oriental
h_llott:,..t.he University of Copenhagen.,
tem "gle mail was due at the Post-office
"aY•
,hurtv,
r
••
"er of men have been employed this
o's removing the Right Hon. GEORGE CrAeNn;
btouN't:tensive stock of choice wines from
in
1144, :4, Lodge.l 'to his official residence
r,s_rtreet.
crtt~dttdari ng forgery has been attempted
ie at
%phk,, Co ffee t
rP -house. Mr. BENNETT, Se-
' fro.,celted a communication, purporting'
'ct
.le Ruksinn .Consul,
stating, that
lh 414 e "• of September all British vessels
j:s4l,tadmitted 'into the Russian ports on
ter' lett:erms as ships under the Russian flag.
ai4,41415 out to be a-forgery. The most
" Wllres are taken to discover the writer.
11,.ttl sr"4Y tnernint, k journeyman carpenter
• ) orr fell down suddenly in Yeascod-
nidsor, and immediately expired.