The Express. — London, England, 1847-12-07 00:00:00

mr t MOM - 11 r / EO. RECEIVED SAFE, horn A. B. C. REDUC"ItATTERII SOLICITS& caRICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE A SECKANCE SOCIETY. orIKIOIIII JOSEPH MOORE, M.D.. Chasms. a N.A . 1t,... Ilithxrd Garrey. 11. A. ".., r 1 4 • r Jamb 'Nary Graft. Est. .N .. i .."' •'' MIA: " 011111111711:;tjf IbAssol Sfusloan, M.D. .A. Andros A. YWCA Ital. .lotia RA. Iferlsray,,ll, r • Ds.* WNW. r.. ..OAI SO 111~10310 OM A GO tbe If eos of wows , emi."lol7—dimmt: th • r•rmoot • flureard riot Ow of =gaii, aloe with WS be the • TAlni 07 ratmerse /04 41/410710 A roman a %WA Wok Pima= gespeallear4 RAftsis laialii aide- 1 --- d. 1 % 1 1 1 11012 110 i f t d i 1 0 3 113 I 1 i k 4494944.1 Tar 14 1 al 44 '14444,5e as Lib Aanal Amara laic Purr hems' 41' 43.4. 4a d. Lad. 2 114 313 11 4 7 3 30423 3 6 6 0 42 3 4 1 1 3 67 2 cl 4 3 119 11 714 9 - vist a l4sem. Celtm=l.B7l..; iiiiii iiirs.:l Ilion. *task sait WI duke& ed. of Ow draw. Gas CHIRON lOTA boat Aiwa et nisei st ▪ erawa. AolictutrusAL SAZWITI sad GAIDEXIM, 01110- 1. Arm% to go Ira by ON. may to ordaed 1 M arffluveadire, OARDIDMILV CHEOIKLII aa4 AGILICULTIYIAL OA- S irtais of valisole Nadas top Aciaaltere and Horticaliani._ RAL GAZETTE and - et Ns 11. amain 1.11 Baer-4ilnat -- with 10- SMITHFIELD CATTLE SHOW.—The AGRI s... CULTURAL posins awl CIASDILIf tlllr °HUM ICLL 0 Des IL vill 7 ......... of the Awed of Prim at Use Baker. argot iNSIC /ut AMU Mt I TAIIIrrog GAZIANZIPX CHM- Blom dimegi W go booby pink mg Ile inland et all rammed" PteedeLIDINZINZ OILILONTOLII me MISIOULTIIRAL GL UM WOMB a a Isatlissis nide, to Asefeellors and norilealtora LEIGH Ilini gTmeg'S C C AO BOOK. Ju', pies 14s. AJAR d HONEY hal MOUNT HYBLA. By Lou Its?. Illelloisl by Lomas Dona I= d o T ttaLr a raid i rr i t= ill. DZ. OOLVIIILWELAI LO I N" LID LOSO LIPL wort) urAnyD, with NA Teki ey I. J. CILTIMIVILI. 0.. r ikenlllll ,43 :: laiwarit i rilap, sip:: 21" 114=85 b Villsoud r 1... ---a7a sir ei r o = l a ndm Ingellms. sal In So tdl rbe Is: IIL IPalv. _. Ommiliejli, ltiok r i sua li te. . lk .15=4 , 11 11 r•SINNOSt or ftailillim LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'clock. The trial of the Folishconspiratoin at Berlin WIN brought to a close on the 2nd inst. Immediately on the evening of the court all the peblie seats were occu pied. On calling over the roll 188 prisoners answered, and the president then proceeded to par judgment. Louis Mieroslawski, Waage& Kosineki, Felix Bo dowski, &wain Elranowslci, Stanielss Lobodski, Florian Coy:taws, and Joseph Eleescaynski, were sentenced to death u traitors, others to various terms of imprisonment in fortresses, 18 were acquitted, and against the remainder i slcr o lvpi have been either impended or altogether We yesterday supplied news from Portugal an nouncing the success of the Cabralists, or Chartistas, in the elections which had taken place, and the aocession of Saldanha to the ranks of that party. The Duke's adhesion was made public in the following letter, which appeared in the Diario do °memo: TO vii 3DITO/L. Persuaded that the best refutadea of the unjust libels which have lately been published wart we is contained in glooht very name and the lent= s ey s. mapley, I have pawed them over with eimplele ihe miserable atria ints whisk ww have bora liset .. suss difiremme. Tsui may. will I see W t e 13,714 of the Seeekseao ae Elmassobro, I emenot resist the didre of all that b said in that pryer egidnet =lb the of that poseers ill wish& the editor that I ell say to/sass, if any I lad, is pre melleg the tormeties eta ministry by the Elepkwohrlitsr. In Ilmaltwatiew la whisk we ars plead, it is rainy impossible to an to umienland bow the adherent's( that party awl& Walt Wlwo wag take brurindera of a mdwietry, sr le eau ilb:wany- ambits will sat les en hie Glans le prevent a derpteeketela ealsketkers kirks the mhos of reverameat. At a assent idea Ys leiered esbeenehe el die Ale= min nth the dean& awns, ef the Qom est the reign- MY, it woad be highly relabel Is way Chartists to cc laUdy prawn the hest wen N' Woe= wee the prieinpal seem whirl me to vote der the thesehttlea dOw eheteral etemilles of the Arco da Ileadeire, sad lbw witch I ease brined le-day to declare, is. the bottom et my heed, that I would peeler a chamber of dwties ahem one by ese by the Comb de Thomar to a asber la which Igoe Passes bad a &ale voice of majority. I have laboured nenseatly to =its the P family round the threes and the QOM, and =chit= raised in that respect sines the Oporto 9th of October. Now, I sus eanyineed that the eldest cannot be achieved withut the irmation of a ealint purely Chartists—an si. sebninne econonne‘olnen, ad above all, honest. I pray tbe Almighty to ot us rash an administration. Vey I inn* ne dr to pstMle these hw lines, and to be lieve sae, Inds ell oaesEdsrada, to be, iho., Nov, IL Deil is 81/I.DILNILL - The French government ham decided to attempt the establishment of a line of steamers between Bour bon and Sues, in connexion with the regular mail communication which now exists, MI Egypt, with India. It is to be hoped that the British may so arrange as to make the jected I C I o a ri a n! teacouree available for the • •hb,ment of a molar communication with the liaerities. Repeating the intentions of the Fres& government, the Debate has the following : The government appears deduct to attempt to establish regular communication by steam between Bourbon and fines. For a long time pact the colony has expressed a desire to see this service established ; the colonial council has on diffe rent OCCIIaOIIII occupied itself with the question, and hes even ruled a subvention of 76,000 franca in favour of any tom ?any which might present hull to meats the pro ject. The chambers of commerce of ow mind* ports Dare been couched , application has ions mode to several companies of India sail Leaden ,• bat till now the only remits which have been obtained, at least as we believe, seem to have bean eadisced to wishes more or less ardent, to the expreseirm of Meng sympathy See the seems of the enterprise • bat an esmseersiel company ▪ been willing to take . spa itself the ine outlay. The minister of marine Ms theught that in an affair of this importing*. and whisk OW bare such good re sift for our eammetes sad alebiebments in the Indian am it blamed * his to give the impulsion. That depsaineseit aoessdaatty charges itself to trace the hest route to be f o ll o wed ; it es on iteelf the dangers, if there be any, sad Me Menhirs of a fi rst trial ; and it will indi cate to someamee the Manors of gain or lois of this enter- ' grim Two sleamensseis, of 220 hone-power, are to be aided to the soul Medea of Bourbon. The Cusini is about toe blt leave; another will set be long in following it; and these at the same time that they will is in the sex ; the stake, as iodise the pro _se dreamed of regular commemiselien between - Bombes and Bees. We et a , with al ow Mart, the eestal idea of the Doke de , melte Se bees of the stide navy alms, not rto the melesdra, Ises she * ell tied ma maldbate to eakiliai del n e= of ear arida, seemesem sad of our LORD JOHN Rtiossiu—Wa feel mach &arose is osoblod to nate that Lord John Rawll, whip ha boa • from the prevailing opidostit, rasa tsetse tLisisoridag. Lady Itoostll, who Au &swim had es steal*, Is also Dittos. SECOND EDITION. Ilrom the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. FOREIGN -OFFICE, Nov. 27.--The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Samuel George Bonham, Feg to be her majesty's plenipotentiary and chief superintendent of British trade in China. WHITEHALL, Dec. 6.—The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. John Hampden Gurney, M.A., to th e district rectory of Bt. Mary in Si. Mary-le.bone, in the county of Middlesex, and di , ocese of London, void by the death of Thomas Frosted D.D. DOWNING -STREET, DEC. 7.—The Queen her been pleased to appoint Thomas William Clinton Murdoch, Charles Alexander Wood, and Frederic Roger,, Burs., to be commissioners for superintending the *ale and settlement of the wuta 'soda of the Crown in the British colonies, and the eceveyanes of emigrants thither. , 0 MORT GLAsapoßDlZlastoo, WEST INDIES. By telegraphic announcement we learn that the West India steamer Forth has arrived at Southamp ton. ~~ 1 114 1 ; li i q i 11 Veil: i 1 111 i Igti BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. 41 ala S aa . 3 1 3 OGI 116 3 ale 11 714 a SARAH CHALIINZR, Charles-street, Westbourne.terrace, -I wo onertetera et aseenewee ow be dented wish Vile raw sad milliner. gt ptOn en pest' es the Ibis en . torms In leer webs. and l iven CHARLES Lowe SWAttrsoN and Joan BlRCtiwoon, Man- gitiODUSHo.-The tr ip : elegises wanes* pi pw eat. en the eklihrri manufacturers. 0. Ths , 2l .3l. per i eens. The teem www. sesweN LIATID PiARBOX, Dudley Port Foundry, Staffordshire, stn /33p/waft • awl. HOW Ike engine Manly:WM. tee telnee and Whet . mimes le%sift - se=gell oweennt. a r .1 4. 6. L BANKRUPTS. ... e...d.ir...,aa u..... 11 10:110.12de lb.thap : JAltia Saaarrnax Yuan, Bank Chambers, Lothbure, share broker CIIARLIS Sturtot.nw, Mahlon, Eager, commission agent. Vont NEW W .,5 et W. 9 5,001 411 a 114, global of GEO. H. SAKUNL Livens LAZARUS, Oxford-street, horse dealer. lINCIARD, RediSesS Horreeerl. no. 90, areal Rassag..o.4. fl u.. .., a ROMS EDWARD BUCHLAND, Orchard-place, Poplar, hwy. Leona. licensed victualler. 4KLIANCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE m . BANC'S ADANION, Bond -court, Walbrook, merchant. /MONTT, No. 71. nth ' er_igu.. .....,„ ~,,,,,.. . h. Onoftoz l'Arrinssti., Davis-street, Berkeley-square, la m as or me profit &Oland on 10th Minh for prineat dte- =lawn the members of the HELIARCH 80C1ZZY pre th sa ddler. ller. MIAs: Joint Bauturr, Blackfriareroad, machine printer. r .i s. ~.. nest . silese 0,40,a Dt 11 .. 4 1 -a,.rz i 3 .1 1 4.4 tel JOH a le ph ß m r a cla f lrri G re A r MIILS, Exchange-buildings, electri c M 1 - 4 iiir 14 - l al.lE r dm 10 0 gio 0 0 - 4 - DOUOLAJI PITT GAMBIA, Exchange-buildings, electric MS 35 lOW lIS •10 Wlt 0 IT 4 0 telegraph manufacturer. test n 1000 44•0 Wel 513 Si H eses to on at 0 5 44 IS 4 ee 4 11 chant . WAS OLDAIna, High street, Southwark, hop mer- ino dows" l4 ItiThat ieu ' auts a M i la ` mi . 8 ,,,,,,,...,: Onozol Ktoumook, Hampstesdstreet, St. Pancras, saller. v T. COPELAND .. le lateen the nobility, NATHANIEL mu.ie. HAMM, Menetteiter, rasehine-maker. 1ton• soi 6 " sidbli=4 .l 4Sr i t a t GERALD PLutourt Ttmuar, Burgeon, Staffordshire, , a ylr—x., . eate, as draper. ....... 47 .- ~. • areper. It AND SOFT SClN.—touwidutitS TliOnne BsiNWS FloOmas, Blookiey, Worcestershire, Cardram...i.46llTD°ll47.ll2ll%tatilmaizAnilit".tllitrallibllai cor C n diner. Wens, Willsbridge, Glouoestershire, miller. a m a triapirmag JOHN POWNR, Bristol, draper. et 404 laithre..... o n*ewee. sal Jong Forierzu, Shutt°, Northumberland, banker. aft . 111. awl la pot w ,...= - WILLIAM MOUNTPOILD, Darlington, Durharo, tailor. illedfirelnansesithe arwee e rb b 3Th igl esl= l , oll . nub WALTER FOUR, Neweastle-upon-Ty ne t hatter. bes wants Bowleedh Koons List:turd, Cheshire, wine merchant. lis r i l . 0,1 H ON , Kt HAINWHINHNIVad i M S sai ' br 'WILLIAM °WWI,' Barmouth, Merionethshire, druggig. iisessWWsad perfumer Almost mem tee Second Ltat. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. QOM MERL Y'S ART- MANUFACTURES, R O B ERT TRAIL, Pittenweem, merchant. S deemed er Abuiloa, J. Dell, J. C. Doyley, It. Rulers.% A.ILA., ALEXANDER DoWsTE and JOHN DowNig, Glasgow, Velesnnel, ac. merchants. Hullo,. t . .M. nu /Leen In si Mont. " i ' va l e,,,,.%, PThr '',.. " **d - lair . - WALTIE FAIDERICZ CAMPBELL, Islay, ship owner. DOCANTM and Wise 014/124 ROBB= MACTRILLEON, Kingussie, innkeeper. Wec/Trina * and Len, IN B.I.I , CIILLAR. ALNIANDIAM'LIim, Gilmerton, Perthshire, innkeeper. VOW llllispliov. Joni, Tflonsos, Irvine , merchant. ansiresere num DEMIST KNIVIII wed Foes& SIAM.; poised Diem Pares Curves. JOHN Krrcnix, Glasgow, manufacturer. C.......111.•n5wea5. SALAD Bowl. Fear, and Renee. HaNIT °LANSFORD, Dougalston, timber merchant. COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET k CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Cleek.—The funds opened heavy this morn ing, with Consols at 85 to I money, and 854 to I, for account, but are now better, at 85; to 4 for money, and 85; to 6 for time. They have bees quoted t h ei =e still. We have, however, but little Mug, and speenlation is apparent! oat at dr auldies. Reduced Threes are 83; to 4. and-s-Queler per Cents., 85; to 4. Exchequer Bills, 4a. to 7a. pab Bank Stock, 187 to 9. Our forage . market is flat, and prices not quite so geed in MIN instances, and in others the former quo tations are barely maintained. Mexican are now called 174 to 18 only. The dealers are looking for the West India steamer due to-day, with the Mexican mail, which is expected to being later dates and more exact intelligence of the state of affairs in Mexico. Probably also, al though it does not appear on what the expectation rests, the correspondence it will bring, official or other wise, may throw some light and hasten a decision upon the question of the funds retained in the hands of the agents here, which it is contended ought to be divided among the bondholders, for which purpose they were mouthed. Spanish Fives are lower, at 174 to 18; the Threat, 29 to 4. Portuguese, 22 to 3. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65 to 6 ; the Fours, 84 to 5. Chilian, 88 to 92. 1111(11.11111 MEM. Irk itteek, 1117 5 kr 01. Ors. fig Aso. 164 6 3 per Ca Er Ara, 134 4 pig ores. $$ 3 par Ct. Ors. Awn. Mil roar , Ms. 4. se 7.11 P. 70111011 ling Da kw St arra Bear. in 1 porCr 6._ Illreria Br. IS 19 4 r.: BL. .., : E 11 ". 1 " it s ra g a " P legg i f lea , Z. 3 1 /4 18 6 Wh im 74 8 B ea. 1$ • tar C 6. PigailiNit i ,ll;33 4 173 2 E627,3471 116 10 6 - ti:6 4l :7lllAir P r it o6l s see..2t I 06. 1111., • 3 Fir ge 11 4.6 1 1 11 lie Pig 01. Diana 116.. 66 4 p his=le Of 01. Timmer . 31 4 1 Ing CC Ora Irak Sef se traria Wear Ina. 911 RAILWAYI3.—Shares had a very depressed ap pearance early this morning, but have since improved, with more demand for particular lines. North Staf fords, which have been as low as discount, have now reoovered to I. North Western and Great Western have usillava proportionally, but are now looking bettor. seams HMO= 17P TO TWO TIM DAT IN LONDON. flthlthillis prices will be bad in last page). 111 .... 111. u s & . 4 11% 11 L. end Greenwich, 111 /didlsnd, IN a Do. kg. oh., 64 I De. Htheth ai ll Do.. M., sad Dibg,ll34 24 Cheithe k Hothead, 214 Do Con. Britt. k Mrth 6 per Est SL As., Z. & H., 1 Cent. Ile 1 & North British, 174 I. . A Do. Halves, IA Edlobiesli & almiew, 434 Do. Qrs., 41 Greet Neelherts. 4 6 De. Thirds, 114 G.N. of IlledomlNew, SOL Mi., 674 N. WAft:r o . i 6 l Ot. Waers, IX Beath& Central, I Do. Hams. 36i & Devon. 7.3 Do. Qrs., lA I6 Do. !Wm 24 8. laden ils Dove; 304 I Do. New. IN., A Do. TM:do Nab SI I D .. h Taft. WWI 4 4 Tort, Neva, k Berthas, 341 0 Do. W.IL 11., A d Do. Orig. New & Bee., 31 De. Pres. &W. Km. (lib 11 De. N. Melds Pure., 31 Lob a Inilind. 010 11 De. Extension Na 1 (News. h Ulmer a Mir; I Bar.), in Lamb & Think, II Do O. N. B. Pe ~ f 1 Irish Lan, . 111 &C. 43 6 Boulogne and Anersoo 141 lon. a lIIL Wagers, 133 4 Munoz end Liege, 61 Do. Q. New, 6f N. of hum, IA I Lon. && West., 33 Pais and Orleans, 47 Do. Minh, 1 a timbre and Meuse, A LIVLBPOOL SALMI, DuOMMII 6. Birk., lone., k Cheshire, $11. .t, Mlllend Halves, 11 d 31 d N. etabinshire. 1 d Do. (lots C. k B.), 174 N. Union A.. 106 B. COUntiel, 164 Praha & Wpm, MI Glasgow k Dumfries, A throws. &C est. (late N. W. M.), Gt. Western Qrs., 21 p I p Hoddemaeld C. & w.., A 4 Do. New eh., 4 p Lat.& York. Fifths (We M. B. Marews.,osweth7,BlClenter,34d A B.), 4 p Do. Pref., Ms. 9d. p Do. Halves (late L. &&,II d &E. & Dover, 314 load. & N. West., 163 4 Do. New No. 2, 3 d De. Oro, A. &8., A P Do. 0 no, No. 3, 41 d Do. Qrs., C., 44 p Da. New, No. 4, 14 d Mane., theft, h Liscoln.TAlttlh, Task. Nee..,& Hem 40. N. sf 4 B. Pm, A P Do. Pref., 1 p MANCHESTER SALES, Dammam A. Birk., Lane., and Cho. AL, 4 d.. Lon., Man., A Bir. Qrs. (A), 41 p Dub. and Drogheda, 142 d Do. do. _ ,(C ) .1 1 4 it Da. Thirds, 191 Mao., net, A LA. Pre ( 3-16 p E. Anglian New Pref. 6 per Cl. par N. Statferdekl-s, 1 d par Lan. and York. Halves (11. lk 8.), N. Ilnlon (13), 1 1 d 9 d Oldham AThasea, 1 1 d Do. Pre. A Wine, 841 Do. Halves (5), IMI p S. E. and Dover (U. 101.), No. 1, 11 11-16 d BRISTOL SALES, Dlteurena 6. OL Do. I7L du, Weaaern Qrna lel 0 f ip: iN. Iltaffordahire, 6 a id. d YOBS BALM Damon E. r ya Gord/ins, 41. no. N. Britisk Eaten., Ira. 6d. ' and Burr M. Edmund's Do. Eaten., Ila. 66. L. (late Cam. k El,), If York, New. &Bar., N 0.2 (MG N. DANA& and Bedford, Ika per.), N. BBC& Thirds, 01.1 a ed. MIL Do. O.N.E. Pur., 94 EDINDIIROH SALES. Demme 4. Ctledonan, New, 11. Te. N. &Male Halm, 121. 10e. Dundee and Northern hutch" Do. lar. U. 171. 26e. Id. 22e. Id. Do. New, 13e. 3d. 64. Mtn., Leith, & Cinue. Ora, be. Do. Thirds, 2/. Te. 6d. 21. Be. Ot. Northern, el. 140. 13e. PRODUCE.—lingawo-Lens, Half-past The large pubis Nabs of Sugar, oonsieting of 160 hhde. Bar -5 000 bap Mauritius, 1 600 bags Bengal, and 1,000 =MY .I. = "g and Prices w with , although importers show some gwaresig t imi ma baying in a yart. Relined dull ; lump, ' db. to Ns. onsind quality, 63i.—Rios 2,000 bags mid dling wenn ion& in at 145., which waa above dm market va lue. Madras, pod Idol, bought in at Ile.; 3,000 bags fromCey los, a naiad pond Si low qualities, partly sold at a decline of flel. to la. ; sop lesssL 9e. he 90. 6(l.—thdtpetre : 1,300 hogs, !demotion dj. sidedlMs. to Do. 6d. whirl went MI prices. —P.M* 1aI& 101111 7. to 61, Lie geslity.—Tos The SMu ie r m e p s hize r ie_ vtky i b s olt gl iso nd u r T rop_ proportion is no eitenttion, thesis dill en evident went of wahlows sad sotitity is Cu pants markets gensoally. 7 "# 6 Jac efixtg No. 397.) LONDON, TUESDAY 1 7 211CE8 C tiva/z, per wt. Dart ram W. larlia,B.P.trws. Ha. 04.111.. Yellow &Orgy s4 4. 43 • Mauritius, twowe., 29 0.. $0 0 Tana, 47 0 41 • Plae MI • 47 • ~411kIlaeknohtt. 11 0...54 [4kow 0...114 00, 10110, lO 0...0 0 snip, 211 Y Yaw, —... N 0...101 0 w ... Guy mid hits M 0...47 0 Rehm& Itarabee.. SO 0 ..6 5 lows l3 6...16 • 00era, be Bond. Wad Ind* aerT ......... 0_ 36 0 Good. Pine 7O 0...700 0 Coylso. 10:41 ardl vary 33 6... 34 • Floe ordinary_ 34 0... 31 0 Flu 7t 0...70 0 ldorlu,good toles 56 0... SO 0 Cogs Me, atti re; to Am M 0... 31 0 Stuastra sad Pa dug 21 sr I Tu,st psi lb. Ceogoo. comma. 0 L.. 0 RIC., at par eve. Bowl erblto l3 0... 18 • C 6 r3 l • 6... 10 6 Jaen l4 IS Patas, &raid Caeolana 2l 0... 12 • lirrares. at ea. Leeward oar leimA 1 7 0 ... 1 Doti 16 per eoLe. 411.1 ma., fin, ma ... per end. O.P 3 6 . 4 Favourite marks 4 4 ... 1 Brady, lat brands, :4 7 ... 5 SAW' *AN, d.p. TO 6 ... 0 Boob* Irish lO 6 ... 0 Fla; per tan. Illga i r e je b . ari 147 0...34 9 Med ' •o— 0 Data and Mad& 36 0...34 Friesland __ . liar, at par tow. ot-Rataraborg,elleaS l6 0...9 7 autsbot ....... 93 0...34 Ralf aim 29 0...90 Riga, Alias 27 0...23 autsbot pea 3.6 0...40 East Rata Sam.— 16 0...111 Bombay 0...94 Jute Tl3l, at par eat. Dam 64 0 0 traits Com In bloat 62 0... 0 Loa, at ter toe. Se 10 to _ vAnzin 1. rig Ha 1. DO 0 0 0 How ll 13 0 0 Cargo at Corgi liar Sweelleb_ ll 5...11 10 lambi par tn. 18 • 16 Din i l li dtoot ...... Ben 66 0...0 Pend not . .... nd or niacin . lOW 00 0...01 1 1 Oa; per 73710 E I. d. p. Ink 11004 pan 3l 10 . II new n • .11 1 Os 6 *kw- NI 0.. 15 81 • 114 =Uttar Cod. U 0...731 Own In 10 0. V dith•,o•Bpoll,p.67l•ll • . Ones Not BO 0. CI 8680 . in" ton per Union 18 11 ..13 1 Psonso . .§. toff ewt• 961• • • Ird • 0... 0 Dublin, Ist. • d • Wasiak, do U 0. 90 Carlow, 90 0-1•0 N 4,7 .4 71 d 9t ...... 0 6_ 0 . SS 0 94 Bad, India, pry dem ?dam Maw 0 o._ 0 =rlawiroam 9O • .92 la " 67 e so o De, swot._ Doose. W•biewa, Ds ewt 64 00 DiYr Ise o .to o Laid,646o. park Watet4124,40... ' Ditto gladder n/ Oz Ameriala' ss, t7tew s° , et Perth. ° li • B. A. and M. Video, fe.Sd Os. 71 d =tad 0 1 ...0. 31 Mied dry 0 41. 0 6 04.841 io, dry 0 41...0 $1 Lima* Vale. dry._ 0 d ...0 4 West India, dry 0 4 ...0 0 Silted 0 0+ ...0 44 Boat India 0 4 .0 101 Kips, 11.Aytes, di, 0 7 ..0 0 Rase* dry 0 11 ..0 8. dmer.tlone, per 5 bola, ditto. 0 4 I Did Won" et per tom Isi=drielsa...S4 0...4 0... 6 15 Oimplesk4 Falk Aka 0 10... G 10 mom, har• sad ' Id 0...14 0 9 0. 10 0 1d ma. 10 10...10 15 la ed ps 19 0...10 5 B Sudo% 4 10... 5 0 Bresdl ..~, .... SOAP TRADE.—Lormotr, Dec. 6.—Price of Y. Candle on the spot, per cwt., London, 455. ; Liverpool, 46.. 6d. ; Town Tallow, nett price , London, 475. •, Rough Fat, letter price, per stone of Elibe., London, 2e. 81d. ; Newgate Market, for good Fat, average price per stone of 8 1b.., London, 2s. 10d. to 2s. 114. ; North and South Arne. neon Tallow, London, 41s. Bd. to 445. 6d. ; Rough Stuff, London, 235. ; Palm Oil, London, 30e. • Liverpool, 265. to 275.; ocoa•Nut Oil, London, 65e.; Resin, fine, trans parent, London, fn. ; Liverpool, 2s. 3d. to 7s; Alkali, strong and weak, per cent, London, 216. ; Liverpool, to 216. Extra pale Seep, nett price, exclusive of charts, freight, ike., per cwt., London, 60s. ; Liverpool, 49e. mottled, London, 624. ; Liverpool, 47v. The subscription of 10s. pee annum is now dee. HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, 2144 01' Clock. Ideals. Patteaden sad Beath, Hop Caton, repeat that the market continua the same: I Now Hid & X Rants Y. oto s<.ll Touting R051a.p.441.21.1111.• 31.10 /4.11•14 sold of Keats 2 16 too • Yowling Boon .. 2 4 1.1. 3 0 Nee Bums ..... .. 110 to 3 10 014 Hey 5.......... 1 10 to 2 0 Yardman .., ... . . 4 4to 0 11 CORN.-Arrivals at the granaries, by the Beaten Counties Railway, for the week ending Dee. 7: Walt Wheat Barley ......- I,lre „ I near 5,11C a/a Oats „ Seed Bonny, Dee. 6.-Wheat found purchasers, if in ;me grinding condition, at rather higher terms, the dam remaining unsold. Fee the beet Whose', 131. pee= given • second, 121.; labObo. 111. Barley la miell re quest: maksters giving Whim mere moor. For As hon Chevalier, 34e. per qr. the tep ; le and 28e. to 295. for modmens geeg. Net emedi tenet tet Malt ; priest sucked data Ts. ad, to b. Beans and Peas were se about lest mesh% 7Mls guises. Oats sold very slowly ; SWIM DOOMS eared at SOL rage. ; I good, 255. to 263. BRIDLINGTON, Dec. 4.-A fair supply of Whelk whist met a dull sale at former rates. There was very Bale offered, which sold at lc per qr. decline. There were 1 .73 many maples of Oats shown, which sold at the pries* this day srennight Beans and Peas ore without alteration. , What, 625. to 535. Barley, 2130. to 30s. per qr. Oats, lOC to lls. per stone. Beans, 461. to 60s. Per, 38s. to 41s. per quarter. CASIRRIDOII, Dec. 4.-Rather a mill *apply. Both Wheat and Barley were is. per qr. dearer. Wheat, red, 465. to 48s. • white, 50s. Barley, Aos. to 31s. Beans, new, 36a. to 38s. Per, 48s. Ciaxxeurrraxi, Dec. 6.-We were well supplied with Wheat, which told at rates current on Monday last, but the demand is not extensive. In Barley also we continue fairly supplied, and this article sold fully as well as on this day se`iinight.. Of other grab' the demand continues limited, at the following prices : Wheat, 121. to 141. per load. Buhr!, 275. to 335. per qr. Oats, 224. to 345. Beans, 475. to 565. DONCASTER, Dee. 4.-The apply this morning was be low an average, and in the early part of the day rather higher rates were demanded, which were not complied with, last week's prices being generally obtained, and the trod, heavier Beans, both old and new, 6d. cheaper, and ow male. There was • rather better sale for the best qualities of Barley, at last week's prices ; middling and grinding Is. lower. Ryemeel in less demand; the price of Barley being nearly equal, it is preferred for feeding purposed. Wheat, new, 19s. to 235. ; fine, 22e. to 23*. 6d.; old, 19s. to 20e. ; fine, 225. to 23r. 6d. ; Blendeom, 17s. to 18e. Rye, 15s. to 16s. Beans, 18s. to 17s. ; fine, 18s.; old, 20s. to 22a. Peas, white, 16s. te 17e. grey, 16s. to 17s. o l dree bushel.. new, 22a. to 245.; fine, 251. to 265.; 22e. to 275. fire, 28e. to 345. Barley, 28s. to 31s. ; fine malting, 325. to 355. per qr. lIIIIRTORD, Dee. 4.-The supply about equal to the de mand. Red Wheat met buyers at 48e. to 605.; fine white, 62e. Making Barley. 32 a. to 34 5. per q r. Beans, Peas, and Oats little doing ; prices unaltered. Hrterixonon, Dee. 4.-What without variation. Good parcels readily taken on the terms of last week. Barley cer tainly was more inquired for, and made a little more money. Oats and Beans were a dull sale, and rather lower. No Pees appeared. RANDAL. Dec. 4.-Our market was well supplied with grain. The sales were rather low. Prices had a downward tendency. The weather continues dark and wet. Leicerraa, Dec. 4.-A rather short supply of dry Wat, and this sort sold at fully 2s. per qr. higher than last w he eek middling qualities of grain were firm at late rates. Wheat, from 54e. to 675.; 7,30 e. to 36e.; BMW, 36e. to 62a. ; Oats. 30a. to 365. ; Flour, tine, 41s. per seek ; amends, 395.; third', 375. Noaramerrox, Dee. 4.-A liberal show of both Wheat and Barley: the former met with a brisk sale at Is. per qr. advance; the latter also in request, but without any altere d*. in price. Beans, old and new, must be noted at is. to b. lea money. PETWORTII, Dec. 4.-There was more inclination on the p art of millers to do buainese to-day, and for fine dry wads of white the quotations were slightly exceeded. Barley a dell sale, at the rates of this day se'nnigbt, except for fine malting qualities. Oats in plentiful supply, and the turn 111, Beans and Peso in fair ded. White Wheat, to 121. se. per load ; red, 111. to 1111 10s. • Barley, malt ing, 30e. to 325. per qr. • grinding, 28s. to 30e. ; Oats, 21s. to 235. ; Peas, 42a. to 41.1. , Beans, 445. to 46e. PRISTON, Dec. 4.-A lively sale far Irish Wheat at fal l prices ; but for all other articles the &mead bee been heir tire, and the quotations of this day Wiwi& ere edema eV mined. We had a small supply of fusses* Wheat, whisk SO II free sale at extreme rates. Irish wee taken rather less eagerly than at the beginning of the week. Flour wlthent *hangs. Oats more ly, at the rates of last week. Very little passing in either se Me Gamed, but prices are usaltereel. Other artiedee the tura lower. Average Wheat, 56e. 6d. per imp. qr. Broultorrn Ofoiessnai), Dee. 4.-We hell a fair supply l c. Wheat sold from 6s. 3d. to Be. Oats, 2 e. 9d. to Barley, 4s. to 4e. 6d. Beau, ss. to 6a. 6d. per Mai and a 1.11011•11171 Y, Dee. 4.-A good attendance,firmer Orb fa Inset. Primo ruled es follows: Wheat, N. to imea.ls. a 4s. 3d. Oats, 3s. to 4s. per imp. bushel. DessalimiN Dee. 6.-There was but little doing in the Own Weis, is sensequence of its being the anneal stock show market day ; and the attendance small, from the ex emirs wet. W hat, white, new, per load, 121. to 131.; new, red,lll. to 111. 16e. Barley, per qr., 35e. to 345. Oats, 18s. is SILL Beane, 38s. to 42a. Peas, 38e. to 39a. flinerrioN, Dee. 6.-Wheat of good quality rather scares, which canoed beet samples to be &little dearer. Fine white made 565. ei 575. per qr. ; good red, 65e.; moderate, 50s. to 52a.; (limp samples not very saleable ; fine dry old sold nada,. Barley fully maintained last week's prices, some very fine making le. per qr. more money. 34a. per qr. was asked, 331. given, for the best melting; and from 28s. to 30s. for moderate samples. Old Malt mares ; price 84. &L c bushel; new, 7s. 6d. to Be. Oats were dull sale, at from 22e. to 275. ear qr. Beans were from 50a. to 56s. eel, white, 48e.; grey, 465. Winter Tares, beet, per babel, 75.; inferior, 6s. fittoo, Deo. 6.-Oar markets coconut' Vieth Ode. pm barrel, Ns. to 111. Wass!, per l lb. EVENING, DEC. 7, 1817. [3d. Indian Corn Meal, 10,. 6d. Wheat, par barrel, 26a. Flour, American, 335. • Barium, Nov. 23.—Foe the new Wheat in the market former price* being insisted ea, parchaserehave not yet been foot end it is probable holders may give way a little. Good white Peas have been bought at 355. LEGHORN, Nov. 25.—Oar Wheat market continues dull ; still holders are not disposed to let fine Polish Wheat ge at less than 15ft. to 1501. A cargo of tine Merianopoli just errived, is held at 16f. We do not think any quantity of Tuscan Indian Corn could be picked un except at an mi -1 velem of 95. A good many cargoes of Egyptian Beans are impeetad, and prices will probably go down to 911. _ _ liainammt.za, Nov. 28. - -Severar cargoes of Indian Corn have arrived horn the Danube, and are bald at 28s. for the Galata, and Us. for the Ibrada. No alteration in our corn market; but priors Tay Ann. Shipping is not abundant ; 2ffilibtos 7 6 . _ _ &rerun, Nov. 29.—Though the supplies of Wheat during last week have also been on a very limited scale, yet the de mand has not bees to the former extent, and prim' have rather given way a little. The late season, and the weather new having a winterly appearance, will prevent further shipmerds to be made to the interior, which may lead to a further reduction in our pricee, if our farmers should bring =el more liberally to market. We quote 621 M. Potne and Uckermark Wheat, 48s. sterling per qr., free on board. In Barley little passieg ; but, in consequence of small supplies, prices hire not given way. 511b5., Pomeranian quality, we quote Ws. dd. per qr. free on board. Oats and Peas unaltered in value. HAY.—SNITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.—Messrs Cooper and Dade, Hay and Straw salesmen, report the follow.ag Quotations : Koadom Ms. to Tts I Rowan to to —a. Straw. 24.. to 23.. !mirk* ...... to 63a. Clover 63a to INK CATTLE,&e.—TotaI of Cattle reoefal In !Aides' - by the Eastern Counties Railway, he the week endini Dn. 7 : Boasts. Shona. 1 3• 7 1. r. Calves. da Luke . 1115 =dation 16 152 Tetal 343 6351 177 94 Bonner, Dec. 6.-A very large market of prime fat Oxen; some of the beat reached full 12e. per score, selling at 301. to 351. each ; moderate sized, 251. ; smell, 101. to 201. Fat Calves were in good request, some making Ilc to 12a. per score. Sheep were fine, and trade good; the beat Hampshire Down Wetbers made full Bd. per lb.; other Sheep, about ; very few making lees than 7d. Nearly all found pur chasers. The show of fat Pigs was great; the beet made Ile. per scare ; others from 10e. to 10a. 6d. CHATSWORTH ANNUAL SALI.-Thie may kraut sale of fat and store stock, the property of his grass Duke of Devonshire, took plata at the farm-yard, Chatsworth, on Wednesday, Dec. 1. The sale commenced with the Sheep. The first twenty lota of woodland wethers realised In 40 1. to 79a. per head. Them were followed by several lasottwo shwa Leicester Wethers, which brought from lee. M 755. per head. Amongst the remaining lots of Sheep wen seem South Down Westin*, which sold at Ni. per isend, and semi fine Leicester Ewes, which made ofide. sasL The fat horned Cattle were next offered. Mr. Halms, of • bought, amongst other lots, • splendid lat Ox for 641.105. Another wee purehamsd by Hr. Missik. of Chester terfield, at 401. Mr ). Dirdlowag a afassklitik gam22l. 10s. for e splendid snarl. Ids. Tenthitess, of irw, bought a prime fat Heber, at PA 11M. Timms was ntuelisimpetition fer the Belle. Roman and Oniiihid, two whits Bull Calves, sold at 201. each. Chshiwartii. SIRSINW Bell-Calf, Bye months old, was bought by Hr. Oman, Br a gentleman in Bedford shire, at 401. The mahratad 1.5, Wespith, was bought in at 1001. The total ailment of the sale was 2,4711. 10s. COLCHISTIR, Dec. 4.-There was a large show of lean Boots, but very few purchasers could be found, the graziers pretty well supplied for the season, consequently mica gave way full 6 per cent. Sheep were very limited in supply, but, notwithstanding this, sales could not be effected unless at a reduction of Is. per had upon last week's ram there befog but my few inclined to purchase. The Pig trade was also flat; and fat ones of the best quality did not realise more than N. 2d. per stone of Albs., and heavy ones ware sold at 104. per score. Notaries, Dee. 4.-Our market exhibited • very large show of Scots and short-horns ; in fact, the numbers were far greater than the demand, and last week's aim were not supported ; at the ease, more than one-fourth remained unsold_ Few fat Beasts ; sake dull, at Se. 6d. per stone. In keeping Sheep and Lambs there we nothing doing weeth make Fat Sheep, Be. 3d. to is, 6d,. per stews of 1410 e. Hoed 'eters Pigs, from 245. to 28e. per head. Fat Perk, 71. per stone. TAUNTON AGRICULTURAL ASSoCILTIOII.-A4 the annual t= and cattle show, held at Taunton, Calmat Tynts In r, Sir T. D. Arland, Sart, wee slawkwwfwl7 shag president toe the year DM; Mr. John Ilksieina wee no. sashimi bee, secretary; sad Mr. Henderson, bon. trauma. The conk *bow was remarkable for the insiabee of animals exhibited, and the high quality of a great portion of them. YROTIL AGRILIILTuNAL SoctsYr.- The manual nee of the meaty was held on Friday. The Maw of Meek was remarkably geed, fully equal in quality to that rishilitad nal any former meadon, andbi some respects sepsis,. There ! wen some very good Sheep of the henna Dana breed ex ! hibitad ; and the Pigs were gmonfip werrilits. Several of ! this fat Bases excited tatteredaiv rden. Mug, the roots wire soma of the finest mangeld wissel we ham seat this year. Mr. Hawkins, ef Milbonte Pert some red mangol d Brin g,lolb. of Llttiamak, near Somerton, some red globe saamald wureel, weighing ig ; Frit YostoriaVs Alarkste us Mat pep. SHIPPING. Mime i tiangn.—Dablin, 3; Watenford, 2; Denaghades, 1 ; French, 1; Flanders, 1. LONDON Dee. 7 . — Wind this day at non, W. Freels gale and squally. It has blown a heavy gals all night. On Magoon', Deo. 6.—Prince of Wales, from St. John's, N. 8.; Beatrice, from Saguenay. RIMOOLTR, Dec. 6.—5. W., blowiug a vary heary e t: c Several vowels have put in, with loss of anchors and DIAL Dec. 6.—W. to S . W.—Arrived : Aromocto , Et. John's, 'N.B.; Sea Bird, St. Andrew's, N. 8., for Hull; Argyle, Lady Elgin, Douglas, and Vic tory, from Quebec; Platina, Helifea ; Kelick Wood, St. Kitt's. Arrived from the river : African, Nantes ; David Malcolm, Port Adelaide. Put back: Tuscan, Trinidad; Marlborough, Jamaica; Gangs Now Orleans ; Victor, Hobart Town ; Windsor Castle, New Orleans, with crew refractory ; with several it the outward-bound. The Platins, Helmick Wood, African, and David Malcolm, lost an anchor and 6 1 17 1 = Wen supplied from hence. It has blown a heavy gale no day, but is now (8 p.m.) more moderate. The Ban Piga. eimo, from Naples far London, has lost bounoldt Mobs been in contact. On NORTH FORZLLIID, Nov. 6.—Jela Pkgs.tbas Ulla don, for Jamaica, hes been supplied with osier esit_elioio. Banrot. Dec. 6.—lt a blowing a sings pis. EU thel way, from Quebec for Olonessier, bee ON ea dm ea the mod. Otovosirraz, Deo. 13.-13., dem. gela.—Arrind : Pent St. John's. PADOTOR, Dec. 6.-18.W.—.hatred: Clio, Quebec. The John went in shore during dimeight in Nall Bay, and has become • total wreck; crew wed. Poaremotrrit, Des. 6.—__ ,W le IN.W., a Iseali t =, squally with much rats. —lenk has Nam. he C , towed in here by a Prim* ditamp s with a loss of emit, boat, dents swept, baling* M a heavy gale all last night and this day hera .to N.W., the squalls have bees triamaileat, sad egg eppeeroaes of a dirty nigt. I , •meattaiA Do. I.—lt hawses,* Nob int *kg beat l s Leisrdam W W.l ii W a rr is is al=aridarl . siege b The hem to the Drage hem Oleo et weedite. 8 : . Cosa, .1,411. W., • este.—Arrived: Amelia, Cow barlamd; it ihe igha's, N. 8.; Iles& Dale , liskibusg• NTS, Dee. 110— Cheidbe Om lhoeduan to Duna. is on shows, be* et Jder A toellile. ORAVIIHIWD, Des. • —TUB. IBM of the Albion. ism Sunderland, and the BrieselliMm. seen habil hem Mds morning, both treads hails' benne lead wadi IS the Guiltiest Sand, 4th inst. NIRIILTIN, Nov. 6.—The Twins, in mai, lla tie lIINI , bout lam night, wet on shore at the book of the aeolkisr. Tatmorrit, Dee. 6.-B.W. The Meer* Wreath smack) cams on shore at Brook, on the 3rd imalumg, emill baa become a total Irma ; crew saved. SALOOIIIIII, /Me. 6.—Durieg the whole of last night it blew a violent gala from the S. W. Ptniong, Dee. 6.—lt has blown a hurricane since 12 o'clock bmg night, and still continues. c.IIDIZT, Nov. 6.—lt blew a heavy gale here all last 4131112131, „Dos. 4. boat marked "Sash and Isabella, Bendsdnad. Biehard Maddison," was picked op neer the Deg Beek, OR Ow 23rd ult. Tsast li, Des. 4.—The Reform, of and for Goole, from BecalmbeavaH to Lynn Deeps, last night; crew saved. Bth: The Dallies, packet, of and for Stockton, from Leaden, et ea Se Busby Sand this morning. and, it is feared, Will bmemie a wreak ; mew saved. The Concord, of Ramagate_, was lest is th e Shirrs& Sand last night; crew saved. The Margaret, etfflifty. , arrived in the roads Li day'' hay, and will be mead into* , harbour. Mayor, Dee. 6.—The IMIONIST, reported yesterday as an the Gunllest Sand hes ham sewed in with kW of rudder, j and leaky. A jolly bent, nuked " Albim, Bell, of Bas " sad two other boats, have bus brought la WO. Ilehemm, Dec. 6.—Arrived: Dyius b i e t i s m ar Mem" Doe. 6.—The esraes, of shoe tide siendste, with throe het wan is bee ireasiChart ra :sis serer wind at raise laths gels bat relit. C•171101t To Itsarmus--A letter his bees nerved at Lloyd's Mr Sr 011110141111114141 A SS, fiativatag sepia of bee tore ressirdiesa the awarisam st Vr Or* 2 gaud et Or les at the 1111111. W enhealflei 181 , :11 1 111141ellit the Ards smi errs Plewbest, The roar see he we &tarsi rine& mew raw he Ora lesser z IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—MoNOAT, Dec. 6. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY took hie seat, et psivatl" Speaker, at rive o'clock. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS.—By Earl Pogroms, from the Waterford Union; for the continuant* of the relief workn—The Bishop of Sr. Assam, Hutu airborne Hospital, Durham, prayhtg for the consideration of the ersdnert pursued by certain members of the r. Roman catholic tier f o in behind, in denouncing persona from the alta CONDUCT OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIESTS. In reference to the petition presented by the Bishop of St. Aaaph from Shoehorns College, Durham, in reference to the papal bull " in ca' Domini," and complaining of the conduct of the Irish Roman catholic priests, Lord BEAUMONT believed the bull in question had been yearly renewed by the Propaganda ever once the esta blishment in England of the reformed religion. The object was merely to denounce what the Propaganda considered error. The bull was a mere matter of form—a form which he admitted was absurd and ridiculous, and it would be a subjeet of congratulation if in this country, as well as in Rome, all such useless forme were abolished. In the present instance, however, he believed the whole difficulty resulted from the abeence of diplomatic relations between the Sove reign of this country and the Pope of Rome Lord FARNHAM had certain questions to put to the noble marquis the President of the Council, in reference to certain denunciatory speeches reported to have been recently delivered by sane members of the Irish Roman catholic priesthood, calculated to incite the people to the commission of crime, and which in some instances had been almost im mediately followed by the perpetration of murder. He would mention certain facts, and give the substance of ' certain speeches as they had been reported, which, he thought the house would agree formed a case justifying him in put ting the questions, and hoping for a favourable answer. He disclaimed being influenced by any hostility to the govern ment, or any desire to throw obstacles in the way of their difficult task of governing Ireland ; neither was it his object to make any attack on the Irish Roman catholic clergy as a body, many of whom had distinguished themselves by their exertions in relieving the distresses of the people, and in as sisting the authorities in preserving the peace. He referred in terms et the highest praise to the conduct of the Right Rev. Dr. Ryan, and the Rev. Father Mathew, both of whom had denounced crime ' and used their influence to prevent it The influence of the Roman catholic priest. possessing, as he did, the right of administering absolution and extreme unction, if it was pow e rful for good was unfortunate' quite as mar se he ave. dodos shoirieg *at that ioflreee lemellessllgroftememelliredlinftpoons, be weld ail their lead hips attention, in the fret plain, to two wedeln wield had bum: made by Roman catholic pries's, tram the plat forms of public meetings, and then to ins tates it which bad been denounced by them from the altar. The persona to which he would refer, was delivered by Arch deacon Laffan, at a public meeting, at Cashel, on Sunday, the 14th of Nov., a period when the country was in a state of great alum; when every loyal subject—Roman ca tholic as well as protestant—was exposed to great danger; and when murders of the most atrocious character were of constant occurrence. This reverend gentleman was reported to have mid: . He looked around him, and he saw an useable., of his brother Tipperary men—the good and the noble-hearted, though, yerhapa, ex citable Tipperary men—(This was cheered by his audience.) —who were called by the Englishmen murderers. (Here there were groans.) The Saxon eceundrel, with his bellyful of Irish meat, could very well afford to call his poor, honest, starring fellow-countrymen, savages 'and assassins ; but if in the victualling department John Ball suffered one-fifth of the privations to which the Tipperary men were subject, if he had courage enough, he would stand upon one side and shoot the first man he would meet with a decent coat on his back. (Cheers again.) But the Saxon had not courage enough to do anything like a man; he growls out like • hungry tiger. (" Hear," and laughter.) Look to that fertile valley teeming with luxuriance and beauty be neath our eyes—taking in the richness of the district to the Devil's Bit, and from Barnene to the princely Shannon — inhabited by as line a race of mess, and by as lovely and *Mous a race of women as any to be found in the meatd—with all this richness, all this beauty, and all this gembame, what was it that made Tipperary so often • scene of Wei p The cause was evident to all men's eyes—land- IMAM was the demon that blasted what was meant for t=but landlordism which, without mercy, would ovels of the poor man—which had sent the boos and anew et the land to fertilise and enrich the forests and prairie dAwarica—which bad seat the year man to starve In weekleeneos, er to die by the reed Ale beneath the canopy of Hesomit, sod under the min side Gad led sent to fee. illietheenoilk. Eli he shod lip be deism of the mot hew? Ski Jidda l" Anima iselemen She ores chair men et ibe mein bed shoe Mated in his pleas in another haus, that Hilts tee. giehmen had nuniftued his speech in the eras elm* le sheebi have felt it his duty to remon state with Yon, eel t him fret psesseding. It would be seen that though' randeaoon Isle did not denounce any by name, kit denunciations wore levelled against Cdl7rds as a clam Another rev. gentleman speaking at a meeting at Caatlebar, in Mayo, on Nov. 25, had, according to the reports of hie speech, stated that " the poor were lett to the mercy of those heartless extortioners th eir landlords ; that the poor were artrificed to the cupidity of the landlords ;" 1 and " that as the proprietors woad not interfere to improve the condition of the tenants, he hoped the tenants would do se themselves, for there was nothing remaining for them but the wild jios of revenge." The Irish were • quick and laleWgent people, and readily understood th& hint thus, glen to them by this priestly agitator. Whaphance, he woad mak, was there of administering the law is Ireland, whoa ii. p..ple .rsee thaw told by thwr clew that they mast look for redress to the wild justice of revenge ? (Hear, hear.) He was fully aware that a g reat regpsemilkilitar rested on the Irish, and that there ems imenteat duties es well LI rights attaching to he pommels' et property ; bat as a petrel role, In me sonaW_ hell those duties been mere faithfully bin in biked lig the tablet Ledford .: and t7 i = aia. 'ilir Ve lh el o mai= amilhiwite), thosyli net w lei. SIMI te the tenfarte of his ilesalab iirgelellaldi hie dada es •• landlord as siteiteally as ray de endig 4114,==.7. he it wm In vele dam to the eddies between lesdhe 2 11. 1liellot the anneteres or spindlurs of th e emery, ailL an me led to Mt te resew it Mem nier ale ewe in whit pedalo& been h kn i t ia toZa iL iiM he eimesqvinees wide bed ha- Theleteass wee en ezarrestinie intriost he serderit a peer mum nentodCellaghen, einombed else els tenths yen the pee who was ma. aka and. Idol we asked, "Did yea denenes the war ded mon he the slier ?" Answer: " I ad."—Clusine: "cols. ?" Answer: "On Seeey, el aless."—Quesdem_: w Whin was the man murdered I " drew :"At 5 o'itteit ea he mine erecting."—The next ONO he would allude to nes hot of the denumistioa el one of the best Leash sod led limed and eked mee in Ireland, Major hake wires murder hod oho followed the dissidation. On tanish the Let day of October, the Re. Michael hoolloson theented Milder Mahon free the altar, illall e lial a, _ as a corag ur ollt tY 7:he chapel m tkaa il w ` ?l Pf 1111.11..... g.... lives after this, it's a wonder." The Witted was shot ilmt hoes dim thet eiress. rrtr, He veil ina3la their Wade with none 'dela boa essiber kite mitten by the inedenten who et hate*. midi Mika _Mahon at the dme elle ant deg, la that War it wee shied dmil pp a the faid emeriat 'the den* the while esereeden el the morked gentle- rim teed ma her b could mho the peek esuketable. TY fah lei pomaded to nese from tow lease written Okla* IMleben impostively in 1546 and 1846, by the Rev. lb. AVDIMMNON Waking in terms of high eulogy of de. ,eri iseduct to the poor, and mirky that ihiseghout a long life nip - he fruits OE W besnelenor. The remaining doseme with width he would trouble tie house win sie in Major ate m o i we handwriting, in which the writer stated heard that the following 'anginas bad been the altar concerning him : ' There is Major Kam here fr r omyou all the week, net looking after you, lot MEW htesegL He returns, finds his prope rt y all cll o e i i i iial eiseelatal aleasining, burning your houses, and the mesh in the roads ." He would leave it Sio of lima lie as were learned in the law to say ethernet or no soh know and conduct were punishable di low. He we the last man to advocate stringent except when there ens stringent naceenty, tee esetended that that necessity existed at the went. (Heer hear.) The noble marquis the et the Council had, on • former evening, said that elelenen prevailed in "some" districts in Ireland. He could = he noble marquis and the house that the whole of was tainted with • deep rooted conspiracy, which, eldieugh it broke out in different places, was every where pre lot i sag unless beat down by the strong arm of the law Soma eventuate in the rain of the country. He (Lord remiltem) had no personal object to serve in urging the Ada el affairs on their lordships. He had no personal fear, Mot be did sot think he we going too far in saying that Whom Tens every des sommitted in Ireland which would be a &gem to New or Madagascar. (Hear, hear.) Is mild then eye the govenunint, upon their lordships, an up. the oats hew et es they valued the ▪ dhow Isphsi and and above all, the esteiftMds,l give gealw to the law, r ate isvi seem diem et th ese mauler evils. To • ion the he wee not a erten view or standing slime fa advenatieg semi 2111181111 M, he wooed gall their leehbfg otheion to ea tome from the Debits trir edoerwledged organ et theseveraerat fa fi li tdit It wee said, " Sonata* at be done te put down thii erode." The organ it the sense crow he would ' aill it, the bad section of the Zeman catholic clergy, spoke esmiliwhat differently. His lordship reed en extract from the paper be resnisk the pupae of which woo thglllllllllll4 need net meet the coientien tithe will the plink*" approlimes demonise. They posple) law INN day dm polies pest in Miley air landlord in bendy beer, dkaaising = and terabit oat eddied people to peek ea the reed ,• and if, on the nod, they saw a Womble rosin, red by misery, emelt a sd t, it was not likely they vent& mist in his eaters. They weld et, sod in the miter% maks they ought net. Ake that be had =std the denamenb be had nod, he tread that he have the ammo. of the goverment het means weed be taken to provost the repetit i on of soh kompme. The aside lord esseleasd by ' whether the =id sehmand the bogeys he ba d quoted Ie ri e s% et dr sew* with a v!w to a criminal premed= i end. what If the kw we act at present ailleient hr the it wee intosid to apply to pullemne far nap qui: of LANEIDOWNII NM that the noble hod • ow owe with a knee ell dimness, whisk 111111 M mks a deep kipiemion es he Irma. Mod let he (the Memplo et Insidowne) with it wee Ms le Say, het be hi. not billetillh a er te iii adds lord lel saillsit. Tier bo , \ be mil 'Ay, *id be ins ale et sgbdia. mow . . dim diseased ( net_ mly at public nestiags, but in Wetly Melee to the meet nerd pupate, been red, and sentiments had been , most dangerous and mischievous to the well-being of society, most iooonsistent with the sacred damn , of thoee who uttered them, enci ,7ith the Christian ate which it was their boast and their tliTofeethm to iitish. (Hear, hear.) He feared that tbc noble 131Z"state. mo o -.ere too 4114 ; but if the noble lord asked him What seeps led been taken by the Irish government la the mattalt he ma act able to state that any steps whatever bad heed = This much he might say, that the subject had at the most serious attention of his noble friend the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and that he would, if necessary, put himself in communication with his law oßeere. But he was not in a condition to state that one sworn information had been submitted ; and their lurdshipe wall knew that there was a wide difference between reports generally mending, of language need at any meeting, and the certainty and accu racy noesmary for the purposes of criminal prosecution. (Hear, hear.) Thais circumstances formed the difficulty of the ease, and all he could say was, that his noble friend was ring his hest exertion s to bring the participator' in such estrageo—he called them outrages, for they were incentives to outline—to condign punishment. Nor, let noble lords think that the law as it at present st ood! was wholly without means for the purpose. The statute book was clear on the subject. In the tint place, be believed, that to excite persons to violate the law was in itself, by the common law, a misdemeanor. But the law did not stop there. Not =ay years before, an act had been parsed for the express purpose of applying to Ireland the law punishing persons who should excite to outrage mid violence, and making such conduct a felony. It might be desirable that persons in Ireland should know exactly the amount of cri minality they incrumml. The 9 Geo. IV. enacted that any person who Should rumba others to commit felony, whether erred by rearea kw or by statute, each person should i handl he eaWilielled guilty of felony, and be prosecuted as ma esesseity behre the feet, either before or after the enterilma et the peiselpal. There was also a subs,. Er* est In whisk the toms were, if possible, stricter. awe UP Gest TV. snared, that any person who should Ulla Sr 11WISINage, er who should procure another person M sommffinsmier, should be guilty of capital felony, and bony seneled should suffer death. It might not be wholly rains et make them quotations. An apprehension had goes forth, that the acts in question did not apply to Ireland, but they specifically did, and he would take upon hicaself to say, that they would be enrolled in Ireland wherever possible. (Hoer, hear.) The Lord-Lieutenant would use everyeurtie si e are the requisite information, and would ernes the of the law in every cam ro in which p temaMica at • (Hear, hear.) The tio&W ins laid whether it was Wended to seek fee mu =than ware maimed In the bill then before the other I pediment ? His (the Marquis of Lansdowne) was act premed at that moment to say that any extra powers would be asked for; bet this he could meet undoubtedly say, that, the moment it should appear that the milder measures were insufficient, that moment her Majesty's advisers would come again to the house and ask parliament for more effectual measures, andhe thought thattheir applica tion would not have less force from the fact of their having in the &AMA-Ince tried the mildest expedient whithwas possible under the circumstances. (Hear, hear.) He coi0:1 not con clude without expressing his pleasure, that while the noble lord had found it necessary to condemn the language of cer tain members of the Roman catholic priesthood, he had at the same time borne testimony to the general Christian de meanour and exemplary conduct of that body. As fez as his emperWoos went, he could fully corroborate the noble MI. ile had during a period of unexampled waft men the Roman catholic clergy perform their duty is the rest aside, pions, 'and disinterested manner ; and if it woes so. emery to visit some of the order with punishment, it berm the more necessary to honour the untiring, zealous and Christian exertions of the great majority. (Hear, hear.) The Earl of MALMESBURY said, that from one end of England to the ether there was but one sentiment of indig nation at the crimes which were every day being committed in the sister country. But even this indignation was super aided by the horror evinced at seeing such crimes encouraged by ministers of God. (Hear, hear.) He regretted that the noble marquis had not given them any hope of more strin gent measures. With respect to the language alleged to have been used in chapels, he thought it might be possible to get at proof of its utterance, seeing that it must have been spoken in the hearing of hundreds of persons. Lord STANLEY said that although there were portions of the statement of the noble ma quis to which he had lie. toned with some satisfaction, as indiat rig en his part, and, no doubt, on the part of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, a determination, as fares passible, to grapple with the great evil so forcibly brought under their lordships' notice by his Webb Mead; yet he had, at the same time, to regret the indefinite and indistinct diameter of the &newer given by the noble marquis. The questions put to the noble marqu is were Mein distinct, definite questions. They brought be fore their lordships in the strongest admire, yet colours not Moore than the occasion warranted and rendered neomesry math in which it was quite clear that either at public meet ings, or in the awful form of denunciations from the altar of God, there had been put forth on the part of some of the Roman catholic clergy, of soma individual members of that clergy . —far be it from him to attribute such atrocities to the body in general—incentives to murder, which, in general, had been immediately followed up by the execu tion of the sentence. Under them eircurestaneet, it 1 1 was not too much for his noble friend to ask the government whether the facts stated had been I communicated to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland; if es, whether the Lord-Lieutenaut bad referred them to the law officers of the Crows • if so, whether it was the opinion of those officers that th e law, as it stood, was strum enough to meet these cuss- end if seek was net the *puma of these oilmen, whether it ' wee the intenties of the govern ment to seek to reed sod strengthen the law i (Hear, hear.) He rem say, that theist no sedge of these ques tions bud her Mem by his WO friend, he was earried to hod that the nein asilipil Wall not able to Mate wham at me titre feats bad bra senmted to the Lord.Lierentrell (" Hear, hear," from Laud Lowiewsra) Oh I shen be wed I le understand that they boa been onmeneated to Lad Olerades. This, homwa arid se mower to the ern Larlisaid was Molar the err bad besaaniniliell to ' w diem et the erre in Inland, and dame" in the-ap& the bole unmated the peerentissa eteilleMeg nadir I (Hear, hear.) T a li this grodea, as he reehool, the dle m ant el e wee not able, without aolastaisatka with the -I.leate mot, to answer. Such belay the het, be hoped that kis softie friend woad not dew lie ass to rest as it stew, but would, after the brat el thether week, renew his emestions distinctly with ramose to time particular cues, se thus : I Was it or was ft net true, that In the year 1838 a Emma catholic priest mutate a landed proprietor in Ireland. in the mom laudatory teem of his charity, his brevolorm hie mum heart, lus labours of love for the emmumbas_Espuls.- 1 titan? Wes it or was it not true, that In ANION leas that mnei, from the altarof God, denomederemin leaded as an absentee, a tyrant, and en I Was E`.l 7- Z - it not true, th at this same this ram landlord as worse than Crom art said " Doss this me yet lire I" (Hear, hear.) Wes or wes illastroe. that fa earning out of chapel, after list elitinsmakilfige a renestable person who had heard It 28101•Meell millE, iii " This man must be immortal if, after eh • be minim ?" (Her, hear.) Was it or Iris It the WSW within 48 hours alter this denunciation, that • e humane, praiseworthy man in every respect- _-• Ms 11 ... his am(ghboan, was eat off by the den / beau.)_ If these die wise ime, then lid • sigitt to ask whetter they Mahan to the kw diem or the =Wit in .td—erlsethee, is the Caet lime diem, that priest was I y, iftif the mas es Jerk he wee morally, is the el Mel and me, golV et the lied et the manure, lllbleva-- whether, it soh waft& *them, it MO by the government to peemethe the wee who bed deemelei the altar of God by thhothating teem hen therthe to murder —or whither, If orb nee not Orr epithets it was interim* so to mid sod dompthth the law r to arts it to Neel those Wades, eases ? (Hear, bear.) The sable amp& had, so hi gra- . tiled him by resift wroth thise already on the book, which mild to soh othomos ; but then care the farther owidiry bow for was it in the power sewriss_eiried to enforce dim laws, and bow far was it sesil aim dient to do es ? He had himself bed the Mem or, pr imps, rather the misfortune, to ad Ow a ties as secretary for Ireland, sad was quite aware et the adulasi ' of obtaining . effectual rides*, in wielt mat, vitae of prosecuting with any bop et MONIS • N= priest, beim a jury een may lest ems et the lower ern el Bow .wthoszt a stor tiser wooi range diem en the me- sib et own but he still thought they ball alO right to knew br im it was the davit of gthassient to attempt, at beak is effect a prosecution el mob offender', because, how ever lamentable ea the teen hand the fallen at a prosecution, yet, en the ether hand, its Wham in consequence of the asiesssinst et a jury would go far to enlighten the parlimomontned Imill of this emery rto the real nature of the Mffilee and the extort et the i remedy to be mend (Hear, bear.) Whatever ihe ob stacles n the way - , - he regeriol it as the der duty et pews mint to run the o di so valor minnittO, rather then hays it to be saw n& that in dire sad ioilar err the government won powairs, or time, whether the of the statute book, they were sited tatter, sad C il‘ th:e . was prodkel impunity for Ames of this deseriplima. (Hear hew.) He must mitoses the hope that Ida Oak fri.na'wewiff repeat his emedians alter lb. Met el an in ternal sdisient le amide the meth pimple as asmaaaasto with the swarmed a Maud. (Sea, boar.) Lord CAMPBELL said that his applenes es • law officer of the crown told kin, what the Mile Lees ii mos as • Ws sairster et the sews night else law taii= that to resevr ark querieth ea these sew maw such eireenolompie, _wadi le In the rent, end prejudicial to the erase ed IXe i law Aare - d the crown mat bar sunset dm . them he Milling to the ing et thdr Jalimat the abeam *dim Impsad ipso tbm ie r s zart or. berm they AU net sat vlth the 1. 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