The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-25 00:00:00

INTFILLIGENCE.

CAMAS-MC', Auo. 26.- —We Understand that the Rev. Ben-
jemin Parke, M.A. vicar of Taney, Norfolk, and formerly Fellow
and. Tutor of Pembroke Ifalt, is appointed Prebendary of Ely, in
the room of he Rev. .1. Dampier.
Mr. T. C. Chevallier, B. A. of Pembroke College, is a midi-
date for the office of Deputy Esquire Bedell.

EQUITABLE DP:vim—An old Italian, on his
death-bed, left little to his widow, except a fine horse,
and a tavonrite at ; desiring, however, that the horse
might 141 sold, and the price employed in inasses for
his
j
soul. The widow sent the horse and the cat to
alitiket, with an in unction
to sell the horse fOr a
crown, hut not except the purchaser also bought the
cat for 400 crowns. In this way she with ease to her
leonocience got the money for her own use.

LONDON,
FRIDAY' Ere WING, TIGUST 25, 1626.

We received last night the Paris Papers of Tuesday,
and the'Etoile, dated Wednesday, Aug. 24;

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The latter contains the conclusion of the Firman,
issued by the SUBLIME PO RTE, for 06 dissolution of
the Corps of the' Janissaries, and .the , organization.
of a new army, under the denomination of the VictO-
rims Troops .of Mahthnet. Upon the whole, we,
may consider this Firman, as a well drawn statement
of the events which have occurred” in Constarif;nonle,
and calculated to convince the people of the necessity
of the measures which the SULTAN adopted, and the
energy with which they. have been executed. It is at
the same time writtn, with moderation, and an apparent
wish to do justice hi the execution of the strong mea-
sures which had been decided upon, .and contains less
display of superstition than usual in instruments issued
by the DIVAN. The date now given to this Firman
is 16th June, and if this be correct, it shows clearly,
what we always supposed, that the overthrow of the
Janissaries was the result of a previous and well
arranged plan.
The Etoile ridicules, as inventions, the assertions of
the Constitutionnel, that the certificate of the oath
taken to the Charter by the Infant Dori' MIGUEL had
been received.at Lisbon, and likewise a despatch from.
Mr. CANNiNG, announcing that if the orders of the
Emperor DON PEDim should not be executed, he would
send an English Ariny to cause them to be carried
into effect. It also mentions, for the purpose of con-
tradiCting the reports, that Sir WM.. A'Cotrivr had
presented a- note, threatening the Spanish Government
with a declaration of war from Great Britain, if the

Portuguese Soldiers should continue to be received in
Spa►n ; and that two armies of 15,000 men• are to he
formed in Spain, one as an Army of Observation, the
other as an Army of Reserve.
Extracts from these Papers are given in another
Column.

rartrcif Vut4ns.—PiXts, Atm 22.—Viva per Cents, opened
at 100 f. 65c. ; Three per Orate. opened at 66f. 80c. ; Rank
Stock, 2,0121. fioc. ;
Aerates de Naples, 72f. 85c. ; Rental
"Vag", 91r. Royal Spanish Loan, 46f. ; Haytian Loan, 670 f.
Exchange on London, oue month hilly, 2hf. 85c.--Coure
iluthtntique.

We received at a hite hoar last night, through the
medium of the North and South American Coffee-
house, New York and other American Papers to the
25th ult. They furnish but little information which
we were not before in possession of. Several of the
Banks have been severely run upon,but no
are still expressed of new
the
apprehensions, how-
ever,e
probable consequences
failures have taken place.
of the stoppage of the 'New York Life and .Vire In-
surance Company. The disturbances in the Money
Market have led to a general determination among
the citizens of New Yolk to - receive no Notes of the
Country Banks, and a hope is expred in these
Papers,tnishtittrathoisi
sidletinercomtaetniojeonwt i m
ll soon lesd .. to the,
depreciated, and i"'
hi
secure medium of exchange."
Mr. VAtionAN, His Majesty's Minister to the
United States-'
had quitted Washington on an excur-
sion to the Falls of Niagara. COmmodore PORTER
lies accepted, according to one account, the appoint-
ment of Commissioner, of the Navy under the e!'"
can- Government, in which office he is to bevel au!
entire controul and exclusive power over the Naval
establishments. Another paper states that his appoint«
i