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xhsr they disappeared.


According to the latest accounts from Je-
x4,ulem, the Catholics there were still most
fuiou.Iy prosecuted by the schismatic
Creeks. Several of them are said to have
Been severely wounded, and thrir Pfocu'
nor General had been assassinated Ev-
gv easrt on the part of The Catholics to
DpDoach the Holy Sepulchre was produc-
jye OF fresh attack by the fanatical
X1eeks; who are further accused of hav-
he defaced the arms of the Emperor of
Auslris, and those of the Kings of France
Ind Spain.


.4NOTHER ACCOUNT
I Jerusalem.-A traveller, recently return





*dIrom Syria, relates tina; the city of Jeru-
: s lem is now in tue most deplorable state
HI population scarcely amounts to $4,000
nhsbitaats, who mostly profess the Mo-
omedan religion. The Turkish soldiers
iihe garrison are in possession ofthe keys
blhe holy sepulchre, and allow no one 10
!. inter, who does not pay before hand for his
{ Omission. Every stranger is obliged to
pay Is f.ancs for every yisi, which he pays
bths sacredNtomb The sight of Jerusa
8 |" I'm ID our days recalls 10 mind the most
ktibe prophecies of jeremiah 1t is even
esslled by the trave!lers either thro' dimin
" aion Of taish, or dread otthe persscutio on
= the mussulrnen.


VI We understand arrangements have been
aPmplsied for sending Religious Mis-
Y onasy from the United States, 10 reside at