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London, England, 1828-06-28 00:00:00

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LONDON.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, lEitB.

In another part of our Paper we have inserted
Dr. DOYLE'S Letter to the Duke of WELLINGTON,
and we would anxiously direct the attention of our
readers to this masterly and unanswerable statement.
Your thorough-going Ultra, to be sure, is not to
be convinced, " even if one rose from the dead,"
and with an incomprehensible stupidity attempts to
vilify all Catholic testimony, by asserting that those
are insensible to. the obligation of an oath whom
nothing but an oath enables him to exclude from
the rights of citizenship. But any man, not ac-
tually enamoured of error, must now admit that even
fanciful and ideal danger to our Constitution is met
by the proposition of the Right Rev. Individual.
Having given the letter at length, we should deem
it unnecessary, even if space permitted, to enter into
any analysis or exposition of what is so convincing ;
we shall therefore leave it to make its own way'
with all conscientious opposers of the Catholic

The Receipt of the French Papers of Friday, by
Express, furnishes us with some additional particu-
lars respecting 'the operations on the Danube. It
appears that the Emperor crossed that river on
the 9th instant, escorted by a body of the
Zaporogian Cossacks, lately subjects of the PORTE.
This enlarged confidence on the part of his
MAJESTY must gain him many friends, and place
his magnanimity in the best light. The Paella of
ISSAKTCIIA surrended that fortress on the 10th, with
eighty-five pieces of cannon, seventeen standards,
provision, and ammunition. The Russians also were
successful in an attack of a Turkish flotilla of 32
vessels, 26 of which were taken, although the Rus-
sians did not number more than 17. The Turks
were endeavoring to succour Brailow, which was on
the point of surrendering.

Our readers will perceive by the testy Debate of last
night in the House of Commons, that East Retford
is to be handed over to the Duke,of
In _short, it i to he a close, i►►stead of a
corrupt Borough—that is, we are to get out of the
frying-pan into the tire.
After Mr. PEEL'S explicit disclaimer, it would
he unwarrantable to suspect that Right Honour-
able Gentleman of any share in the business, but
that the transaction deserved the reprobation which
it met with, we are at the same time perfectly
satisfied. It is as base a job as ever disgraced
the annals of our country, and worthy of the
man who had the audacity, in the face of family re-
cords, to call Mr. CANNING the most profligate Mi-
nister that England ever produced.

The lise in the French Funds is attributed to the
belief that the PORTE will sue for peace, and thus
the tranquillity of Europe will be preserved.

The Allgemeine Zeitung of the 21st June, received
this morning, states that a change has taken place
in the Ministry at Rome, by the Cardinal DELLS
SC)I,O4I4LIA, a man ill years old, being succeeded by
Cardinal BET ;vrri, who is now confined with the
gout. It is of little consequence in the present
degraded state of the Court of Rome, in a political
point of view, what changes take place, so long as
Austrian policy prevails in Italy.
Au arrielo from Hanover says, that according to
report there is little prospect of the differences
between his MAJESTY of Great Britain and the
Duke of BRUNSWICK being satisfactorily arranged,
in consequence of the Duke's being little inclined to
gz'alt the satisfaction required by England. The
effect is that a certain time has been fixed for
the Duke's aecoptance of certain proposals, which
if not complied with, the Powers who have inte-
rested themselves in the affair, will break off friendly
relatioriS v iih the Duke.
4E.NNA, JUNE 16.—IlletAlliques 921. ; Bank Shares,
L 0921.

The Nuremberg Correspiindent of the 20th inst.
says that the head-quarters of the Pohall al•my of
reserve is still at Lublin ; and it was supposed that
it would not take any part in the Turkish war, but
would iemain in its present position. It was re-
polled, on i other hand, that a second levy of
retluits would be ,or,deFaid this year in the Russian
Ern.

Tire.

In consequence of the Blockade of C)porlo Wing
recognised by our Government, the Secretary of the
Ge4epal Poit-office has issued the following :
" In come4gpee of the interruption of the communica-
tion with Oporto, the I.iisbon packet will, for the present,
call at Vigo to land and reeeiye
" F. f4p.,llslG, Sec.
4' General Post-office, June 27."

Frankfort Papers of the 21st have been received,
but they contain no news, We knew before that
the people of Scio were returning to tbcir