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LONDON.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 12, 1826.

We received last night the Paris Papers of Saturday,

with the Etoile dated Sunday morning. The latter
contains intelligence from Constantinople to the 12th
of August. The events of each day, for a part of the
time since the former details, are given, and those of
the remainder of the time promised in the next number.

Extracts of these Papers will be found in another

column. Success appears to have attended the ener

getic measures of the Sultan up to the latest date of
these advices. Not content with re-organizing -the
Army and many of the Civil Establishments, this en-
terprising descendant of the Prophet is practising some
of his vessels in naval evolutions, and calling upon
every town to furnish lads to man his Marine. He
exercises himself in the use of arms with his Pages,
and on the 10th of August, habited in the new uniform
(light green) which he has adopted for the Guard,
commanded in person his troops at a grand sham fight,
commencing the manoeuvres himself, and charging at
the head of his corps the other division of the army
under the GRAND VIZIER. On this occasion the
Sultan took the title of Seraskier, and changed horses
three times during the day. On the 9th a Council was
held, which sat ten hours in deliberation ; and it was
positively stated that it had been determined to take in
the Sandjak Sher if at the end of the month, the
present month being considered an unfortunate one,
during which every change or important matter must

be refrained from. The Janissaries at Erzerum had
submitted, but those at Orfu are said to have mutinied.
At Adrianople, Salonichi, and other places, corps of
regular troops are forming. The women have been
,permitted to resume their promenades in Constanti-
nople, and even to be present at the exercises, but the
coffee houses are not yet opened.
The extraordinary energy, and other personal qui&

fications, which the Sultan has manifested for the ac-
complishment of the great object which he has under-
taken, and the success which has hitherto crowned his
exertions, lead us to adhere to the opinion which we
have throughout expressed, that if his life should not
be accidentally lost, he will effect the change which he
has designed. His determination to carry his measures
seems to increase with his progress, and restrained by
none of the finer feelings of our nature, he will, as he
daily becomes more in the possession of power, render
himself the More secure by the extermination of every
person whose fidelity or talent he may fear.
The Constitutionnel contains some further accounts
of the defeat of IBRAHIM, and his retreat to the
plains of Calamata. • The Greeks appear to have per-
formed prodigies of valour, and to have rivalled the
immortal deeds of their ancestors in.the defiles of the
mountains in which these battles were fought ;
- Where eti'n a slender force

May stem the torrent of unnumber'd foes.
France itself furnishes no news. The nation whose
deeds were momentarily sounded from one end of Europe
to another, now fortunately does not furnish a paragraph
for a Daily Paper.
FRENCH FuNDS.,--PARIS, Ssrr. 9,—FiVe per Cents., ex.
dir. 96f. Mc. 40c.; Three per Cents. 66t. 15e.; Naples Hewes
75f.; Spanish Royal Bonds 46if.
ExcHntios.—One Month, 20. 50e.; Three Months, 25f. Mc.

We have received Jamaica Papers to the 17th July
inclusive, but they contain no news
.whatever.

Letters of the 7th July have been received from
carthagena, at which time things remained quiet.
One of the letters, speaking of PA EZ, says—" he is
a weak mw, and has been urged on to what he has
done through tne intrigue
and dis-uffection of Dr.
PENA, who is a proscribed individual, and a dan-
gerous character. One of the principal errors into
which PA EZ has fallen, is in rating too highly the
abilities and powers of Dr. PENA and his party, in
consequence of which he has been made completely
their tool, and instigated by them to the acts that he