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London, England, 1829-07-10 00:00:00

bas been the discovery and spoil of its maritime enter-1
. prise and skill. How changed—how fallen are her pre-
sent fortunes l—but bow soon might she become again
the seat of civilization, and the en:rice& of COM•
mem. How soon might :he establiAli frlttr political
independence, and settle her Throne upon.* basis than
would remove every apprehension, if settees:Colad po-
nd over passion and prejudice in her Councils.
We hale been led to make these observations by the
perusal of letters horn Spain, adverting to the late
persecutions in Catalonia, where the Count CA RLOB
7'UP/1011i semis to be pursuing the tOurse Of the Duke
D'AL3* in Flanderi, and which must have the same
ending. As the blood of martyrs is the seed of the
Church, so persecution but augments the numbers, and
lanimates the fortitude of those to whom the ignominy
of their political condition hal become intolerable. We
predict, Spain cannot remain much longer as she is,
and we shill be glad to finJ that reform prevents the
struggles of despair.

We hear from Alelandria, under date of the 15th
May, that the army which was to have proceeded
to Aiia has been conniermanded, and instead of the
assistance of the troops. the Gamin SULTAN has de-
manded of the PAWL% a million of piastres.

Laing from Vienna of the 23d June, this day re-
ceived in the City, state that the pffieial news of the
victory Obtaitiedisy the Russians near Schninli, caused
strong emotions in Prince Marrsamicu. lie was
greatly astounded at the event, and forthwith dispatched
several couriers—some to London, and others to the

frontiers of Transylvania.

We this day insert a second letter addressed to the
Committee of Lloyd's. As both these communications
relate to subjects of the highest importance, we trust
the facts sad arguments brought forward by our
Correspondent may awaken that body to a sense of
what is due to the great interests which it represents.
Taking the statements of Mattoavoft to be unanswer-
able, both as to therepeated acts of violence committed
by the officers of -die Usurper. aaJ the necessity of
obtaining redreis, do not hesitate to say that a
longer silence On this subject on the part of the Com-
mittee may be fairly construed into an abandonment of
the most important object of its original formation
=that of watching over the general interests of our
maritime commerce. We also remind the Committee
that the inevitable result of their indiffbrence on this
occasion will be a bequest recurrence to similar ea-
teries on the part of those Who have already Waited
our flag and plundered our merchant vessels.

CITY. ?mums o'CLoaa.

The Cooed market looks eras tido morning, with aa appearawat
of a farther Improvement. which is partly attributed to the new
Dwaine. of liaaace about to take place in France. Consols opened
tkM atetalog at ebb and at present may be quitted at ate to

CITY. HALF-PAST ONIC O'CLOCK:

The Caned Market condo- me humming. sad 'bare Is more spiri
for speculation than fora length of dme. It is supposed to be a
Bear account, aad they are afraid to be caught at the setting day ;
consequently the Bears are buying in dui: accounts. Consols may
be quoted at present 11911 for the account. and OPI foe August.
In the Foreign Market little doing.--Brasil, 571—Buenos Ayres,
2111 51—Colombian, 161 171—Iismian, 99 j.

By the French mail this morning we are informed
that the French and English Ambassadors have bees at Work since
the Rh Jam, waiting fee dispatches tress their Cassels at Soma
and Egina ; and it is believed that they bays made to the Presides t
at Greece important overtures.

Accounts from Moldavia of the 20th of June' 'State,
that General Wawa: has cotnaaraced operations, and that be Is
aaannbilng a large force at Omen to starch on Sophia.

The Semaphore of Marseilles st•tet, that 40 Algorioe
corsair has appeared within two knees of the South of Cape
Courresee ; a corvette of SO guns is to sail to anise in the Ciniph
of Lyons.
Aeiouitifrom Constantinople, of the time date as
the last received, bring Womack@ that preparations to a mod-
&wattle extent are making at Adrianople, for an expedition against
13ineboll. That garrison, which consists of spoo ass, is ander
the command of a French emigrant, who bids &Leo to 11,000
Tints and 5,1100 Albanians, which form the dep.

We perceive by the Cotk Paper; teceired this ISOFII•
log, that Ireland lain a most alarming situation. In the county of
Fermanagh, the parties are preparing for actual hostilities, and there
has been a dreadful affray between the Papists and Protestants.
A notice has been f,swarded to the respective Dis•
seating Ministers of this town, by the Town Clerk, calling upon
them to furnish a return of the number of individuals forming their
congregations. The following is the form of the notice :-
0' Guildhall, Hull. July 3 1829.—Rev. Sir—Having been required
by Mr. Secretary Peel to make a return of the number of places of
worship not of the Church of England, in each parish within this
town and county, distingulabing of what sect or persuasion. sad
the number of each sect 1 I have to request that you will, without
delay, Womb to me the information required, respecting the con-
gregation under your charge."—Misit Pe ei dt

Smarms FOND —The following official notice 'es
this subject, in conformity with the late Act. bas appeared in the
.Gaseese r " The Lords Canunissioners oC bis Majesty'. Treasery
having certilkd to the Cointaholossers tor the Redaction el the
Nuked Debt. is preemies al the Act 10th Geo. IV e. 27. a. 1.
that the actual surplus Reverse of the United Kingdom of Great

Mobs and Ireland, beyond the actual expenditure thereof, Sank ,
year ended the arts of 'April, 1149, titounted a tbe sme elf
4111,757,4114 Vs: it ad. the Conintissiossers for the Itollealda. elf
the National Debt berebigive node., ilia the following sums WS
be applicable; under 'die providetii of the said Act, towards the
reduction of the National Debt of the said United Kingdoms, be.
tweet' the alb day of July and the ledtday of October.llllll,vin.
One-foortb part of the sdd sorplus 41116,a5d I I
" Interest receivable en account of doo-
dads and betiestay

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81111194141 15 4
11. HIGHAM, Comperoller-GeneraL
M Nodossal Debt 01lot, Jody I."

It ti said that- n brie boast in'thO iron and'kattitsde
was yesterday aceilubeetted by the Haab of &shied *kb a lee,
of £lOO,OOO. Their& *ads; we eaderitaltd, L lei mon deplore
able ate. Ai the present idea, toile/ tea *Mr osouble4
'on evO'y gon *PPM 06' The_ leek espimsdii &overripe
of Iron attain eatable, *Oaf thell. babe rtabamiseed. le thcomill
reason for the pr for eta** ea lbelilmetbeeis at a law libel
the sae bete nsesidseed.
Fitdayi Mr; W.. Anhui, 'h&j's, Of this ton; and
ifestasf. of a nassbas of small hoes", imile a rednecks to hie tenants
likleregfil iggroireii ads of his kaiak meats with
Be
ler jointrAiliettei
ktkidinotih'stitirket; hit, the *vertigo
tlpa s!YrOssr.wps toe. IL pep bushel of 711 b. which, ea that 411 y
I was meth ts. ad. to le. id. par Umbel steer.