The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-23 00:00:00

?AGE YESTERDAY'.

teghein 4l

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Venice 41
Malta
Naples
Palermo per oz. 114 '
Lisbon

Oporto 4O?
Rio Janeiro 4g
Bahia.
Buenos Avres
Dublin, 21 days' sight ...... .
Cork

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8
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New Doubloons ............. o
New Dollars .................. 0 0
Silver, in bars, standsr.

ILS.
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Arrived. •
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0
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O Jamaica ...... .
O Leeward island' ... 0
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O America ............. °
O Brazil .................. 0
O Buenos Ayr,/ ......

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LONDON,
fVEDN.ESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 23, 1'826•

The Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Eioik °I
Monday, reached us last night. The latter contains
part of the Firmaun addressed by the SULTAN to
Cadi of Constantinople, declaring the dissolution Lit,
the Janissaries ; and the remainder of the Firinaun is
promised in the next number of the Etoile. I his
cuFrrieiolcu
hs document,Papers will wunidt h
ionthe r
ap :cult s fromgcothe
i:a i
after an exordium, declaring that Islamism owes its
maintenance to the mildness and the purity o, f its
principles, and referring to the first institution of the
corps of the Janissaries, details ,their degeneracy,
cowardice, and mutinous conduet, which rendered
their dissolution necessary for the safety of she. Fan.
me. It, la rVIJIaIy VC remark, that no date is assigned
to this instrument.
There is nothing else worth notice in the French
'PaperS, except an. accusation in the Constituiionnel
rf tit chleeEinteiti sic vherasvitg of of an
the
ly
Comharittteedr
()cart
:which secures the Liberty of the. Press.
It is not by a mean concealment of this nature,lrtutghli:
the Etoile will prevent the desire to obtain in Fran"'
and all other countries, that first bulwark of the sub-
jects' rights•—the Liberty of the Press.

We find we had omitted to notice, that Ovv-
HARD again .figures in the French Papers.
Journal des Debits mentions that that worthy g"te-
man, and M. MAULEoN, are to be prosecuted for
attempts at corruption, by offers and promises to Pr::
sons in authority in the Army of Spain,
attempts did-not Succeed. The Chamber of Arc"::
tion have sent these persons to the Court of C"at
tional Police. but 01)0

The good people Of the Grand Duchy of tles'er,
seem hardly to have been ripe for the henefitg °I
Representative Constitution which their Soveoir

conferred upon them. --
It would appear doubtful, from the following article
of intelligence from Darmstadt, whether the new sYsthe
must not be abandoned, as unfitted to the taste
of te
t,,r
people whose enthusiasm on the grant of their twits'
seems to have already cooled into a state ofindifferenr.
on the subject.
t, 10.
DARMSTADT, GRAND DUCHY OF HESsF, A- (3.
The following official article has been published

which the Electors and several A pridl'ul '
here : --
in po.
~ Much has been said in the public ' 1 of the ltiles-wal,;.-„Di cl
Duchy have shown in the exercise orfmthneimi.onniantittitional tt51700;
election. Some facts may have given ea us L.
for this hers
0
but it is far frotn being so well fouuded' in general 11 smelthi t°
ts of the "---, of
pretended. Thegreat majority of the Hessian pet etul; mit
be penetrated with the most moat lively gratitude teierlt pre
Sovereign, from Whom-they have received -the Nowa '' I ife-th!
sentative Constitution adapted to the spirit of the tignts* al, It
first enthusiasm on this subject has here and there he"l"e ciOtie te
is because people had conceived exaggerated hopes, so the* 1 ols
cult of the two First Assemblies of the States 1.4" 'IA bt°
entirely to answer their expectations."

We received this morning the Nureinborg ‘..!'",
respnneknt of the 15th
,instant. 1t gives, in engiiirti;
de dated the Banks of the Danube, a very nece'—'"
iq OW
piece of advice respecting the various acconn.- i„ ,
Constantinople.. It would appear that the Sultan 111 le
not yet
that he will be
his grand reform, nor is. it prbe' 0
stacles to be at ease for some time as to the perfe't/°
eb'
of his qotern. He has almost insurmountable lie
overcome in the bigotry and aversion 4 !_1
Turks to any innovation in their habits, whether ri_vLie
or military. - He has only dislodged, not destroyetl,ll,
Janissaries from their strong hold. Constantia" Pro
was their roosting place, to which they may yet vet,' ti
with collected might, and superstitious revenge, urge
on and abetted by thousands who are coolly bUrnt
under the passive mask of Eastern duplicity for t