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portunity, will produce a revocation of the ordinances'
before the fatal time arrives for carrying them into
execution. These projects exist, we believe ; but
before they are brought to bear, there will be time
for reflecting on the difficulties of the enterprise,
and the inconveniences of such an attempt. The
manner in which the protest his been received, is a
lesson which those concerned ought not to forget.
Such proceedings are no longer in harmony with the
forms of our 'Government, or the opinions of the
people. Those who
say they are called on to de-
fend a religion which nobody attacks, have wasted
too many threatening words, too much theatrical dis-
play, whiCh are dangerous means to employ among
a people sheltered under their rights, and cherishing
positive and definite ideas. They must return to
that attitude of calmness, austerity, and modesty,
which alone can guarantee their influence, and pre-
serve them in consideration. Philippics, protests,
and provincial scenes, if the idea is not given
up, will only alienate and embitter the people.
T.he Clergy must resolve to obey the laws of
the State as long as they think it right to
accept the advantages it bestows; the Jesuits must
content themselves to exist as individuals, and not
as a Corporate Body, as long as the Government
has a right to take precautions against the preten-
sions of the religion of the State. If, like the most
prosperous and the most peaceable country en the
earth, all religions were placed on- the exact same
rooting, and no one paid ; if all religions, societies,
and corporations were tolerated; then the Bishops
might go on with all their independence, and the
Jesuits might erect Monasteries; but, till that time,
we shall have laws to which Bishops and Jesuits
must submit themselves, as well as the rest of the
citizens.
FRENCH FUNDS. —PA EIS, Aoc. 26.—Five per Cents.
107 f. 40c. ; Three per Cents. '72f. 50c. ; Bank Actions,
1,555 f.
FOREIGN FuNns.—Neapolitan Rentes, Falc. Cer. 761.
40e 4, Royal Spanish Loan, 744 f. ; Spanish Perpetual
Annuities, 483 f. ; Haytian Loan, 6221. 50c.

HAINIBURGH PAPERS.
CONsTANTINOPLE, JULY 26.—M. Van Zuylen,
the Dutch Ambassador, has communicated to the
Reis Effendi a letter from Lord Cowley, the British
Ambassador at the Austrian Court, in which the
latter warns the Porte not to yield to the illusive
hopes that the recal of Sir Edward Codrington pro-
ceeds from any alteration in the policy of the Eng-
lish Government—that, on the contrary, his recal
had been occasioned by his neglecting to prevent
the communication between the Turkish and Egyp-
tian vessels after the battle of Navarin, and parti-
cularly by his not having forcibly opposed the de-
parture of Taher Pacha. This letter entirely de-
stroys the hopes which the Divan had conceived, in
consequence of the late changes in the British Ca-
binet, and may be considered as a proof that Eng-
land is at present fully resolved upon the mainte-
nance of the Treaty of the 6th July, 1827, and
resolved to hasten, by every possible means, the
acceptance of the same, however oppressively it may
be felt by the Porte.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 28.—Four hundredßus-
sian prisoners arrived here on the 25th, and have
been disposed of as was done with those that ar-
rived here before—in private houses. The Russians
appear disposed to pass round the fortress of Shumla,
and march along the coast of the Black Sea upon
A.drianople. To the latter, large divisions of troops
are continually proceeding. The capital alone is to
raise a corps of 150,000, and no doubt is longer en-
tertained that a vigorous resistance will be made.
The nation followed obediently the impulse given
by Government, and appears prepared for every
event. All Rumelia is under arms; and if ever the
Turks commit the fault of hazarding a battle, it will
be upon the plains of Adrianople. A guerilla war-
fare ig the only one likely to be attended with sue-
ces.., and this is probably the opinion of the Turkish
novernment also—the levy en masse continues;
nisi men; such as are too weak to move in the field,
are wbe employed in the fortresses. The sacred
banner has not yet been unfurled ; it is supposed that
this will not be done till the Sultan repairs in person
to the army.. For the last few days a report has
been current here, that hostilities had commenced
between Russia and Persia.—Courriei de Smyrne.
J3,oE9Es HALLE, Fou o'CLocK.--The Three
per Cent, English Danish Loan of Thomas Wilson
and Co, has, since the 18th instant, become an ob-
ject of speculation upon the British Stock Market,
where it has risen from 63 to 63k. This circum-
stance has created excitement here, and on Wed-
nesday led to a rise from 59i to 00 5-16, at which
latter price many sales were made.
To-day fresh orders from Berlin led to another
rise, sales being made for cash at 60i, and for
medic ,September at 60 13-16. Anglo-Russian
have alSo been in demand, and have risen to 91i 92.
Bills upon London are scarce, and mach sought for.
Official intelligence has been received that the
principal object of the two brigantines of the Era.
peror of Morocco, now at sea, is to harrass the trade
of the Hanse Towns, in pursuance of which object
they have directed their course d
northwarof d.
EnAugust.

Anglo Manith Loan, 3 per cent 60%
Anglo. Russian Loan 915,
Hamburgh-Russian Loan
. Anglo-Prussian Loan of 1818. Qfi
Austrian Bank Shares 1087
4ushian Idetalliques 03%
E:Nhange upon London, mont at 2 hs,,. 13. 9
at sight 13, 10%
The following is, according to the Courier de
Snzyrne, a statement of the maritime forces assem-
bled at the present moment in the Levant :—Eng-
lish, four ships of the line, six frigates, three cor-
vettes, ten brigs, two cutters • in All 2,5 vessels,
amounting to 818 guns. French, four ships of the
line, five frigates, four corvettes, seven brigs, and
seven smaller vessels ; amounting to 808 guns.
Russian, four ships of the line, four frigates, two
corvettes, four brigs and two transports; in all 16
vessels, 600 guns. Austria, one ship of the line,
one frigate, four corvettes, four brigs, and fifteen
smaller vessels; in all 20 vessels,
mounting 310
guns. Dutch, two frigates, two corvettes, and one
brig ; mounting in all 106 guns. United States of
of the line (the Delaware, of 9l),
America, one ship
one frigate, and three corvettes, mounting in all 208
guns. In all 98 ships of war, and 2,850 guns. A
Swedish arid a. Neapolitan squadron are likewise ex-
pected, in the Archipelago.
The King of the Netherlands has
tlately
tn •
created
upon e basis
as that at Amsterdam.
The intelligence was received at Bruges with the
ringing of bells, and other signs or rejoicing.
SMYRNA, JULY 7.--According to accounts from
Candia, the three Pachas who marchnd against the
insurgents of Sphackia, end had 5,000 men,
have
• saved only 800 of them, and have retreated into the
fortress of Rettino. A corps of Cretans bad occu-
pied the position of Malene, and another that of
Apocorone ; the latter had intercepted some letters,
in which Mustapha Pacha orders the Turks in Can-
dle tc., come to his aid, as he had lose all his cavalry
and artjlery. The Turks had evacuated the pro-
vince --Of Lelino, and the Greeks closely blockaded
the fort of Kyssaneos.
M. Hanne, Governor of the fort of Carabusa, an-
nounces, that an English ship off Rettino had met a
Turkish vessel with 400 wounded Turks that were
to be conveyed to another place, and compelled it to
put back.
COPENHAGEN, AUG. 16.-.-Last Thursday, a new
ship of the line, the Waldemar, of 84 guns, was
launched here, in the presence
of the King and the
Royal Family.
STocictioUbt, AUG. 12.—Count Suchtelen, the
Russian Ambassador, had, last week, two private
audiences of the King, and frequent conferences
with Count Willerstedt, Count Von Gyedenstolpe :
the son-in-law of the latter sets out to-day, with the
despatches for Baron Palmensliema, our Ambassador
At Petersburgh ; immediately on receiving which,
his Excellency will set out for the head-quarters of
the Emperor of Russia.
HANOVER, AUG. 20.—The Duke of Cambridge
will leave London, on the 24th, to return to this
city.
THE IT WI AUGU.,T 26.—Two ships from Java