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London Patrol, in the following dectee, dated the 18th of July:

 "Art. l. The tribunal of the Inuuisition IS definitively suppressed.

 "Art. Z. The property, income, and oth- CT goods belonging to this institution are to he applied to the payment of the public debt

 "Art. 5. The produce of the 10l can- onships dependent upon the Inouisltion are to be applied to the same purpose.

 "Art. 4. The emplouees attached to this tribunal and its dependencies, who possess eccleslastlcal prebends Or civil employ ments Tn remuneration, shall have no right to receive their emoluments from the funds of the said tribunal.

 "Art. 5. All the other enplouees are to receive the amount of the salaries from the sinking fund, until they have been other wise provided for.''

 We earnestly hope that the honorable example thus set by Spain will seal the doom ofthis cruel slavish institution, which had it's origin in that country. Priacillian. a mild and eloquent man, was the first vic tim of Religious Intolerance under this sys tenn. iorqnemado. the Inquisitor-Gene- ral IS said to have tried and tortured, in the course of fourteen years, eighty thousand persons, of which six. thousand were exe- cuted.

 Happily for America she has no estab- llshed Church-no State Religion, and Is therefore in no danger of ever countenanc- ing any thing like force in favor of any par ticular sect. Every man is here left freely to form and follow his own opinions on the subject of Religion, as we'll as on every other, and no one has right to throw the least impeachment in his way.

 .Nat. Intel.