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Po stout-too/0% a young man could not eartt icient to catty tine . beck eta hi 4 natWerprece; he reelied that be lost the use of one of bis arme ; that he was ioduceslto of* osettopsairs4neestreet atm skteelb, *ltb bee anviesors cileisidero som of motley, as be - sisie Ms' *tends hitd retry' rtison for eying ; that he went from one pert to another t inqulring of hi. ditertts *bout be bid references, but without success; sod t, finally, he believed his uncle, like many many other . peopio plitned to be tatssd to -Alf ;tette*, forgot lits'lttlintiler* relative‘ ler Alietittaledfreereetlfiertarrsh•uecer of Newhigtorlto to the workhouse, until he could be passed to Scotland; SPORTING INFELLMINCE. ---osa.- 111/WrING, lii .laiesty's S•ag Hounds inert on Friday; *Me Cr,OntSti let. lint' 11,411. e Earl of Derby's Scig Hounds to-nustrove, sty 4010 as ; and Friday, at Foxley Hatch. r. dolliffs, Feq.'s Pox Hound. un Wednesday, at Hooky Hos* i Saturday, a: 1-krmit..ge. Id Surrey Foa Hounds on Thuridsy , at Addington Lodsd tom ; and Saturday, at Limpstiekl. Jr.r. Meager 's Harriers on Wednesday, at Addington; and Fria F. at • rovrtinAstr Hill e Sandetstead (lurks% on Wednesday and Satottitry, at net. . .4 .F.:l.—Mr. Nicoll's llounds on Wednesday, at Kerman; an d urday, at I leathy Hilton. I lamitiedon Itiamdt on Wednesday, at Westtokaskirtillob s • .Friday, at 119u.e. hie IL 11. will meet at .he Golden Pot; 'ruesday, at Ilintung Oraday, at Preston Oakhills; and Saturday, at hlinchin'. hien. !ht Stirtp•hire litionds on Wednesday, at Ilestrui ; anti Sanaa at the aith mile-armor on tire Base church Itoad.. •ii Richard l'yte.tort's lioutuls on Wednetalay. at Acton lefty ; and Friday at Carden. e qu••rti (founds rte Treaday, at Radon hill; Thuraday, at . wort* Ertinels.; and Fnd.y. at Wittdinerpool Inn. ,ord Alt.un's Hounds on TweAday, at Durnsge ; 'Thursday, at I Wuot! ; and Saturday, at Kirby. 'he Wistacre Sr7g Iluonds on Friday, at Ileughton•on-tbea I. • ieneral Wm. Fit erey's Hounds on Wedntedsty; at Sport 3lin ; Friday, ad Wen Ltrtham. hieynea's ll•touth ou Thursday, at Iledkstan ; askt lister. at Langley i'muniont • r Gorge S1041:11'4 Fin Hounds. on ri!day, st liantlaworth. .nrJ . 5e...t00-angles Fix Hounds on Wednesday, at hossington last ; and Ft Way, at Naughton School; ord Yarbutoug'..'s Hounds on Wedtte.itay, at. N. awraliarte ge ; at Tit-ante:lt Grove; and Saturday, at Swallave-road. Eh_ East Susses Hounds on Tin:today, at S.eutheaas ; itul.Sopire .st Abbott's W o iel rhe ltl trluis of Cleveland's nix nOttildt on Wednesday. at non's Moor; Finlay, at li : pper Hail; and Saturdsy.at Leaning. Earl of liar. u......r5r0t Hutton! on Welitcral.ay,at Hank v.'ildi .ssato 7 s Moor; l't tan, at I.. ; •pper tr.ssi; sue OW uruairoan urgnsnng. rr Aincrt Fox llossoda term Friday, at 7.7iiiiiDAD. be Yi • ~ . n.% 2 r.:l o.ms..isw. a- Shipetitis the 1.7.10.. , 1 of Ilare w awl% I ,. 't , sx 11onsios on Weluesilay,at Honk tige; 'llosesday, at ihil -flnor ; anti S.si.orilayost &eel:Sall. 1 tit Lanshron Folt 11non4s to tiortuor, at iiiinton &idle; us ulay, so" liurestr,-.1 tc ; and Sims day, at. Omar?. I') the Ilurworth Fox Hounds to-marrow, at Craythorne ; and . slay, :it tAw Midssletim. . .. L. Haldernest Foa 11,111r.ds ta.morrow, at Wititis dad Pri. ,-; ..at Glaramoos. . , . , • - The Sinisiniton Fox Hounds on Thursday, at Riegal Bridge. e 1! id.worth Fox Holiads t.) morrow, as. Fenwick ; Thar*. . at Nostril ; and S.turslay, at Cads orth. The Cleveland Fox Hounds on Thornier: at' Itoseberry. - AN UNPARALLET.Eb FOX Cii.tst. •-• As the bounds of Evan ,Synamonal., Ni. of -I.aistwit 3146 r, • ' rgatishire, were trying for a hare in a cover on Castktown rot, in the parish of St. Athens, they unkennelled a fine fat. ' , nerd soon broke cover, and in a gallant style . challeoged Lbw rry pack over the open plaits towards Flecningstone, St. Alary, 1 umybangel, and Landoagh Castle; then turned so the left snit L. it by till villages of Lambletbian, and Lisworay, and estrared '1 pedals of Colwinstone • passed in front of Pwllywrach Owe, ..s crossed the main road on the Golden mile for Broscaule farm, d entered a cottager'shousi,where the hal , wife and - her ehddrew '' re preparing their dinner ;hut, Sliding no reception there, and • unrelenting pursu r rs close on brush. he renewetthiesspeedwlth bled energy for- Langan, St. Mary Hill-and, skirting the ver, entered the-parish of Laneilid, and was tilled by Trallwn ou.e, after a most arduous run, without a check, through twelve I dies. That old veteran fox-hunter, Mr. Syntmoside; with his .:. o nephews, the Means. Welkin', kept-clue. at the bads alibis pack during the whole of the chase. CRICKET MATCH. . - match at Cricket was played at Norton, en New Teat's day, * *seen the Troops Club, of that Village, and the MI Ragland i Is, belonging to Stockton, Which terminated in tivoisr of the oops, who won with perfect ease and in inocts.admited style. • FOOT RACE. • On NeW Year's Day a Foot R.ce took place bewitch John t rry and 'Robert Buck, on Kermit bloorowice round the cooks., .C:',o aside. The backers of each of the ronnete,"streare to . . agreed among themselves that Berry should win the 'see. ck also consented to the cross, but, eventually v diaapriased bath tiles, and actually gave them a double cross, by winning With se. Previous to starting, one' of Buck's backers told hint if rry fell, he must fall also; and in going up the hill, Berry kicked chin the calf of• the leg, when the latter said, ' Thou shalt kick no more, Berry, and then started away like a greyhound. ' st siderable suns of money, to the amount of .8820 or £7OO, was oa the race—G to 4on Berry at starting.-21lasehertee Advancer. - • - - -- - . Saturday, an Inquest was held at the Rose and town. Lleworth, on the bhdy of a male child, found ad 112 the cesspool of the house of M. Cooke. It :sp- ared that Hartiet Vail.% aged 17. in the empl s y of r. and Mr 4. Cooke, had been suspected by her mistress being in the family way, but positively denied it. Thursday night she went early to bed, and *is rd to go down stairs at four o'cluck on the follow- morning. On Friday it wig evident that her nc- uchement had taken place. The cesspool was searched, d the infant was found dead, with several bruises on face and neck. The girl then acknowledged that child was het's, but said that it was stillborn. • .A geon deposed that he had no doubt it had breathed, d it would have lived •it proper care had been taken it. The Jury ',tinned a verdict of Wilful Murder, the Coroner issued his warrant for her committal. HEBDOMADARY. nu Dar—Plough Monday.—Noted is the Jewish Calendar as day when the Aldan hi Joshua's dawdled. Mb" enters Erse er 18 minutes past sewn in the morning. 04tnaaow—The aaristmas Ross is tow in bower. and the Ins of the hazel begin to appear. Venus rises 41 minutes past in the morning. ZDAIDDAT—The common bat or flitter-moan begins to alt ut on Inc evenings. nommtv—Duke of Gloucester born 1776; Qaren• Elholl aill wiled 271 years ago. Cicero born 1938 years ago. SIDAT--Saturn rises 114 minutes past four in the sitefflClAlL'"' de of Coronae, 1809. Sun rises 10 minutes before seven; sill utes after four. 'VADAT—Jupiter rises 18 minutes past four in the morning. MARRIED. Rev. John ' Atkinson, Chaplain to the Hon. the Earl of :borough, to Miss Sarah Pollard, of Clay House, OUT Miami. t St. Margaret's Wesimibster, the Rev . I'. 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APPRAISEMENTS, AND COLI.RCTION OF' E RENTS; FURNITURE - WAREHOUSII • H.L.COOPItIt,93, iltassorsoaisoymeseWrnitst, bpi the honour of May employra and pationised by I ante of tistp first -.• • Families in the Kingdom 1 and, for 'style sod price , sbelkages nompetinsal : wish any supeetatile• j% • • !pm .1111,11.141111TT : 11 Di IRILANC4 JA N.ll. • BOLIN, I. ' Date Ram/ nt Wirtemberg, who lately cony -sounded near the-Kriostschik, has &Hived at Carlarnhe. . in Silesia, his usual - place of resideace,,on his return from et. Petersburgh*. ro which City he. was summoned of feethe death of. the aipress Maria reoJerowna.— Oaring the e•atpaigo he copitnandad the 7th carps . 'was only provisionally ‘ white his 'Mikity way with the army, .0.1 his departure he gave aptly com• ...mood to Pedteh Cienetal IZudigtr ; though, accord ing to authentic intormation, it • as only a mail corps that had trcrasas4ashltd near the Kanit,chik, while the greater pert remained betwe Schumla.-, .Geperal Roth * before the army ltft.,ll-e.enviroi.s of. Schumla. united under hr. ccotroandiathe troops of the 6th and 711 corps-that have seasairied in Buliaria, and has . pa t.d • them in Varna, Pa-avadr; Cos, Londschi, and Rioted. jib; and it seems that in* case of 'an attack, whish is • improliable, .he h rs ruffs ier,t, lora to repel it. Ocs. 30 (Nov. it). Thr Commander in . L'lnef bat addressed the following Psuclammtion to tie Chiliatchs and Officers of the Army,— • " AU oar wi-hrs.are at length-going to be fulfilled.. Tire moment is come Ashen we are to march 10 the aid citrus onfoitunate.country men in the East part of our aentinent: —The gre.t•cauves which have hitherto de • fetsed.ose &mob and weit knows. They oppressed u. • vials 'grief; but *eery effort to conquer them ws.uld have . been vain. • . •- Eternal gl..ry te the benefiCent Monarchs of Europe, Ober harm 4t length delivered the Pecnnsula from the Arabs,. Eneetwaged by the first prrols of their great . ltrarilame, wad, a t doubt that the whole continent of t ir..4. will loon-eaperienoe its effects. The in-habitant • or Ihis costary have been obliged to submit fOr a wait .to theig•dregdfal sitasrion ; but they haste DOWN ceased • to saclike their blood in the common cause * du , ing that • many yectschAt they have , conciasally suffered by the - Tsang? and the incursions of the barbarians. , se. II tee however, to attract the kiednestaf the auguyt Sovereigns to these cosocrisq we - mast first Nat euumilves with the purest intention', in the best ostler: anstac far as the. feeble resageew of the amiss. will Pak ti!. • "ietieh 1402 e ;tame of straggle *kith we are, • about co recommence. • . 0 :rharilts to his r t zeelleacy this Ptesident, we hats, .liithOtito been ;chatted by the resources of the public • TleAsai ;tR IIAVC bows :untied with! eget?. Woo OP. tessails awl as COMA doubt tags this 014 011.61.10" equip,* to provide for our waota. • "14t , usi Ohtd with, litttf Sr4ltitad.firt fiwpainerl ext of hie guelleacy, /sad- vadat. bit ituipierit shispor ost awl ‘OllOlO raipligigit soft parpoit a•dost 114#0, VA pm, to thaselsoi, oasis* Qat-0W 4•4 Amu& irm r , ilijog4Avaif witsiblows io daiest ibo Otbei provinces Of Greece from the worst of rgsanniess • This march,- of -tliecaeolp will APOHNIIII.III6 Wadi necday.illa Ur* amass (144, • r . ittCer s• 5=2311M,1j1:404.0 ; TUESDAY "EV.eNING, JANUARY 13, 1829. soldiers? Some considerations on the interior of Russia, and some intrigues at Court, which ate not yet so•nen to Europe, will explain the sec.et of thisehoiee. Since the time when Peter the Great, wishing to put -the Itubsian civilisation in a forcing-house, collected, around him all the adventurers of Europe, there has been formed at the Russian Court a faction, which has 'been almost always in favour, and which may be Called the foteian faction. Its object has always; been to introduce int.i Russia the manners of Southern Europe, aad en incoherent civilisation which is not ado ted by the people. It has inspirited the despotisin of Germany, that is ready enough to allow its subjects .to hare material wealth, but proscribes intellectual fiche., and stops then, at th.e I rontiei s. All the foi eignei s irrho have inhabited Russia have t possessed the Jibe- sal principles which Colonel L. Harpe taught his pupil. , 'This pasty almost Ls our vine en.operated d. thtoning sPaal I. wh- , se .11ascoviteisw checked their plans.; it reigned under Alexander, and it only lost ground for a monient when the Muscovite patriotism compelled the &sperm in 1812 to sake the command of the army from Bcclay de *folly, and bestow it on the brutal. and ,vio lent Kutusof. It has since then tarn its revenge. At t , ,e last Prejan was itcaused Gen Vermitlof sob.. aupessed d because he was beloved by the Russians, and his reputa tion was Offensive to them. It profited by the careless ness of Constantine tngive Rus , ia a ma ter of its choice. Its triumph here was bloody. Tae Muscovites protested , against this Court revolution, by the insurrection at the Square of Isaac, imputed, like all other,po, ular corn, gnawing, to-Carbonarism, but of which the object as to restore that to Constantine by the 6w .rd. wino had been taken from him by inuigue. Constantine . is,, in fact, the only opponent the fireign faction has found in the Russian Royal Stagily. He has preserved his old national customs, knows the name. of every grenadi er in his army. and is the idol of the *Russian solattr , whom he reminds of Sowalof. Time has not yet wholiy, removed the veil which covers the ab itC4titin 01 the Prince. It has been merely Tema , krd that Al zanier, by giving . the Crown to his iect-nd brother Nich restored a statute of Peter the Great, which peitmta theCsars to cho .se for a successor -whom- they pima, being a l i de , ,t,ber of the reigning Family, It is also ' kno , in that the E'opress Mother, a Gm M4ll. Princets, took the inostactivepart,in the-c fentlyarrangementay whence it is ctincluled that Nicholas was placed .41 111 Throne by an salismenee-which is not ?Muscovite. an elevation cutll44lrwf no auppott but iii the Courts ci Eat npe, . and -in :the party which repre.err s • than in Ruts i. This patty and the Forei,gt • Courts do not-1 wish to enter . blew the- war with Tegkey..•.-They saw that it was ivispoirett, , anstuncertain,ns its.inaevthit • would derange the Mateo poi snsh disperse shoe' host teamants of the Holy Alliance. On the cor-tiaiy e tbe Russian nett a looked wi.h all the impatient el' long - cherish . ed hope fo- the news of the Deihbe being passed. The wish of the R . issians was something to stratify their ambition; beside , ,• the tribute at IiOUOOO men stationed in their c.erips on the trot tier* inu.t be amused. The young Emperor leased the ie., nun of scenes like that of the Square cf Isaac mole than the pacific remonstrances of the Cabinets; and stimu lated by public o i Won, and perhip. by .otne c oons of the designs of-Catheritie, sesolv-s1 to in Cal *he old s banner of the Crusade.. Bit its inlhmilig the impul e ( shire t pinion,. lie did not go heaitily Kish it. • His natural attachment to t'.ose who hal b. en un -. • slanc v rved hitsteir a i ipleu.a at his ekvatiol, acid his 444 4 • trust of the Muscovites, mtde him, tin:relive, whin he begin the .eoute.t, c e for the comp; ind f the army tnme wham the nat‘onal voice would not have placed Or this situation. 11: bet r i ell this high °dice on men talo,se names sound 111 -.tn a Rus-iaii Kitty of the stye: ioi cotnai.mis w ere given to G:a 01.! mud team to Frenchmen. There *At no l l tce atiai.gemerit ei her for the old Generals tf Kutosigt.. stied in twi nty battles; nnr for the old and opulei4 families of Russia. the Soltckofs. D ilgormikis, and N aischkins, who Were alio.• est to languish in idleness in their Paris hotels. - or eir Italian villas. As for Constantine, • itti his brave 4nd devoted Polish army, 'ne was only occupied in reviewing his troops at At • sa we N:chol4i, in commen cing a coolest . for intere.t .eac u ively ~Russian, .only *allowed the Russians t t play a *mini . ..part, and. began the campaign wart an army breathing war, but which %lid not live it, chiefs. Toe influence of this staie nt things has lieekvery comide, bile tin the ailing of the eaMpaign.—Coursrke Francais. DUTCH PAPERS. LEGHORN, Dec. 24. • The population of -this City has increased so MIA within these few rears, that it has become necessary to build a new quarter. The Grand .Duke has given his' consent. This new (palter is to have a great market place, a church, and a port. THE HAGUE, Jame. It is reported that the Sams Regiment in the serwoe of the Netberlaids, will be disbanded in the coins. of this year. IGTNA. The Greek Bee of the Bth -of November, gives's repntt, dated the 20th of October, in the Camp at Erlista. which gives an , account of some actions in Eastern Greece. The Turkish Commanders, Captanaga aid Achmet Peeiesta have been beleged in Lapitona ever since tlebattle of the sth of October. Osman Pacha and Adder Bev Buhadar, with 2.000 men resolied to relieve them ; Vie.sttempt, however. tailed. The Turk, had 120 men killed, and a gre.t savoy wnunded. • eta canard oway no mules to Kupo. We had eight men wounded. The first stone of a new Church hat been laid lime, co which is the following loictiptlon..." In the num . of the Hellenic Nation the Pi esidentof Greece consecrated this Temple io GOD. the deliverer of G , eece." Bactrian:a ore Losems—Axsszatraw. 'JAN. 9.-11 N &ISI Twb wobilte, 14 as. fit .PETEASOUG 11, Deco. •114. . "The followinai est . , aCt of 4 letter trom Bakhura, of a late date; has been &Irbil:dawn. to us: . According to the la esi acc. unt. fronsCentralAsia,. it seems.that the love ofe pillage, wi;ich is natural to ti Usbecks, has caused a. misundetstandug between Bu china and Kiva. These S-vereigt aof Maieralnahar, Kokand, cannot establish a solid pease among them; tranquillity. Ohl& is of I og crniinuauce, 'is always the-result of 'the weakrvo &used by the 1.-n -gummy quarrels originating in the pillage committed ,y theUsbecks, who newer c.'uld be kept. in check ex cept by a foreign force, such as that of the Vebacks f Persia, MANI., and Nidir. By I!.eir . civilization and their• military forte,• the Usbecks of Buchalia have always preserved a very: marked preponderance and moral influence over the people, who have ornimoo origin with tbrmr, the.latter alwars look upon Bucha ris with fear, but on some unfortunate occa.ions 't hs s -reed them as an "asylorw. 'Emir liaidarttu. tate - Khan, a - good pazific *Prince, referred tranquillity to the pomp of victory, end contented hiMselt with punish rug the banditti, who from rime to time made incur star, into his territory. Buy', one of his inns, see us AO diffei . entirelv tsnm him in this respeet—his was like • andenterpriang charactrr infi imes the hearts of ht. Ushecks; by holding out Khorasein as the first object et c'utriest. During the Autumn, he declated war against the Khivans, who had hitherto pointed !he tow wol Nlervu. dirtrbt is entertione'd . .;1 the ,tiefies. of his arms, for Allaical, the pre,ent Khan of Khitrr4' weak and deficient of courage; besides hil powii is' diminiihed by a -misundersiandrng betweeli . h.• t nither and himielf. The •iluchariau army h.. 4 aireidy - lard watt a number t•f Kiiivan villages. Allakel, relying of theinstn a. ref his cause, hav ,ent an Ambaysid..r to Bttyr ghats, to inquire the .s.easen.s of this iiropttuis int.' i.is States ; hut the - Amnalsador h4b been de : anitd, anJ the Bacharia•is have received or.:ers to renew their incursions into Khiva. At the saute tense, B •ryi krran has sent a detachment 14 his army into the S elopes, to protect the Bucha:ian Caravan, coming from Ketvvival 'from any attack by the •Khivans. On the othei hand, the Usbetts 'of Khiva entry their' brethren of Knkandortinse territory n.s be. n Consider ably aggranueseJ by the Addition of the rich commer. uialhouse.of Turkestan (in Teri os). and. Kent.— The Klitrghta subjects 'f the Khan of Khiva, who by along the resit Sir-Dana, have as.embled in consider able f ism 'yienetrated unto Koltand, put a great num ber cf thatinhabitant.to the sword. arid ref urned home with linemen.* booty. ST. PKTERSBURGH, Dom IT. ~Vek.ru from TrAttA that bet ween the sth and 18th ollifitt. a eat:Mill left that place for ; it coo 'sided oil 667 carnets, laden with merchandise to the amount of S9S.US4 tuttles: . , The petit ref Iteyel.w.ts elose4 by, the ice on the right eits the 6 h f Dec. and that of Per nau on the 7ih of Nov. EtCHANGII es t 001111041,444. PICTISIBUN4III. CSC. 26,4-4 Three FAIOLIths, t 1:;-;41serisi ala 7ftesisksirik;Oit. a ?. SITPATION OF t rb, JAUSSI A. . • The emits which' have fallen rut in the contest b - 'erten H. sie.ia and the ottoman Porte, are so estraordl na y, that it is natural .o seek tot tome explanation of them. The following leiter, which :se have reedited irons %Yocum, throws some light on the Situition of psities.-and on public in Russia; it is written ,by a man who has lived is the country, and his remit , ks Are, the ;omit of Ghat vatioil..net of coujecturc waltaa . Dn. ts. . The unfortun'Ate result oi the campaign in the East occupies public attention in Russia as much as in the rest- of Europe. .People ask h.iw auch formidable preparations have ended in . the capture of a place which the Russians may not ret sin throu„.ll the win- UT. _and a dnilgrOUS retreat? trAt causes of thee ft. reties. which have given su powerful a contra.ticti.nt the complaisant Orephttiet made' to the Enisot7r at the coninsencernent of the:war; ipe 'inquired into and it is doubted whether the energy .uf OK Turks, bad roads, and %vete cold, oppose such insurmountable Uhsticles to the Ruslan army, as they are said to do, part ca lmly as the latter 'circumstance was, formerly a, most powerful auxiliary. Ti.ere is, peihaps i 'il k said, a moral cause for the retreat. mole imperious and poorer tul than the physical causes. The- present ciiipping seellibik to-confirms • the law which rendes absoilite. Mo narchs as Well is ,Constitutional Kingi. iesponsible to public opinion. and compels them to ;shish to the Wishes of their people, particuliuly aben *the, isquirc 9 set the miss of them in motion. and cirque . ifieu towpath,. and seal. As reading' the Begging punt. view, 'eine is astotashed usind, that of all the (iiirerali eppluted in this war,' nut above two or three eke of Muscovite name and blood. It . slims that Is ll Ems pia Or before bi - talk the Geld, obtained a itaii heel oils* - Prism of .(iftratair, end people are •to 'Fenian:v. on the ratitivis which Owed' the .young Emperor to. raise ,so • huge a I vy Of Geller* from *est, cowry in Eariire-eacept itilbio-Ersasie, urinated by *ovoid spirit of .tossewdes s , woo ettelltillistie at the - triptUrUt - erlif'l4llldis eat' IItELA.ND. GREAT PROTESTANT MEETING IN FRRIANAGH. The most is,p Oing Meetin ever held in is county took . plate ott Alonday—sennight, •at . for the purpose of pe:itiutsing against further couces• sum to the Roman Catnolics. •At An early hour of day pott e r if respectable fat mere arrived fin horst hick,, decorated 'with orange lashes and ribbent, and pre. ,ceded by rituals, files, and bugles, and marched into town, each body bearing a flag. The town wad 611 ed before melee o'clock- The Church bell. rang merry. peals At Intel vale t..t oudrout the morning. The carriage of the High Sher Iff,Sit H. B ooke, Bait. was accompanied by an initarense Cortege of his own tenantry principally. The As4tribled irultitude . received them with. t e most en. thuseasoc cheers. At too u . .clock the High Sheriff 'ink tne Chair in the Crown Court, but atraajournment took place to an extensive area in front of the gaol.' Sir fieury was chairrJ by a band of stout yeomen to the apprirated" place, where a platform was erected for the Chattman sad speakers, .ltd, after silence had- been ednained, spoke in manly iict energetic terms of the retie . tples that aituatell: them to asiemble,_ He denied the.assertion nt partiality being priitiied in the 'ito;i: .niatration:of justice.to the. Roman Ca.holicsa He was' a-Grand Juror of 10 . . g esperince in that county. and never" was her lia.seJ by partiality minty tlass,•nor .did. 'he ever siitneis such vu the putt of these Gentlemen with whom . be•acted.: _ _ _ The Marquis of Ely moved the first resolution, ...That, when intimidatton is resorted to by the Roman 'Catholic body to enfluce their de 'sands for political 'Own, which, if conceded, they openly declare would be made ass of to alter the repiebentative portion ot the legislatate, to overthrow the Church E%tabli , hment, Irod effect the septuation of Ireland from England, it btvoines the bounden duty ot every Protestant to ex press his opinions, and lay them constitutionally before *throne: ' 'The Rev. Dr. Miller addressed the Meeting for 'ttetttly two hours, which it would be a pity in anywise •"s .. PRICE SEVENPENCE• atv to curtail. A det.sled Itepott hetealter be given of it.; A Lererof apoligy sal - sitad from Lord Enniski. len, slating iticitvn.iiiim alnue *ouhf pre!-nt hi. a-. tendanee anots;er turns the Hon”ttrahle Sir Astute tote and Major .Bloomfie:d.. An Addre,s to his Al-jr. , ty, and Petitions tes both Houses of P.rli .menr, Mire adopted by the Mee ; and, on its sejontnmen - , S r H Brooke was ehaireJ thtostp,h the omit. amid the enthusia,ve *edam .ti ~is of a delighted people. WWI CATHOLIC *SWIM lON. DUBLIN, -I -.4IIIMILY 10. The second sitting for the week t wk place on T.itirs day. Mr. M•Deast-ivr io the Chat. The rent fr .its the Ist instant was Announced to be 3451. 19.. CI. The SECRITAIT read the fill..wing letter Ito's, 'lr. Eneas Ntaciionnell: " Limbo, Jan. 6, Halfepast Mee. " Mr lOU'. Siebel have this afternoon received a letter from ohs of my Mends at Rome, dated Will December, from which I would conclude that his Holiness is Payton means saddled with the fruits of the Belgium Concordat ; but, on the contrary. much alined by them: and the Agent of the Pope at Brussels has gone thilber, it Is suposed,•to have some tatistactory aittleitent mid* with the King; whose proceedings have placed Belgium in a horrid situation. So dliutted is his Holiness with the conduct of the Brussels Cabinet, that be has /tithed an audience to the Agent of chit Cabinet *duce his twilit'', so Rome. It Ls nut Quisithred ba'.le that the Sovereign Pontiff will sanction dollar no as to the Catholics of this (Jolted Kingdom alter with experience. and it is g"neraUy felt that he will not be a pony • In originating them. Aly friend did not learn that toy proposi 'wit bad been -made to Rome by the British GovertinKto and the it,noverian Minister denies, in intlgnant terms, that any proposal. for a Coo. Cordat had been nude through hint. DI not conclude from this that the necessity for our declaring re.i.tance to securities is at au end. There are other circumstances meutiontd ill the letter of my friend that would le.:sl to a sfirectly opposite conclusiiiris A respectable Gentknrin informel me this day that tbr Attorney and Solicitor Gcoeral here both deny, in the most duvet term% that any Hill nf.P. lt lyelc Relief has been laid before either ut them. It is uhvi l spa y ilesirable that there should be no mistake in these matienl'llhir as I think you rosy rest PP my autb.stities in both ea•es,,l d ayn h oo time In forwardisi a the inftss Man**. so es - psetation of its reaching you before the lining of tun Assoetattois ou Thutstbeie " Fabianlly yours, co;Glrfa., an,n. q.sc ;: .. IO4EAS 31AtDONNICI.L Mr. O'Cin6iii.d. did not apptove of the practice, .in the discud.On - of Catholic affmre ' of. eilsohog to what had been 'AU or done by," sismeGet draws,' ai bout mentioning that Oristleman's name. Mr. O'LiINNILL briosel.t forearJ the three votessof thanks to Mr Blake, Illr. Chas les Butler, and Sit John Mhos, fin the part tit- y had taken in prciving his eligi. halty to sit in Pailiament. He' called on the Irish . Members to be pre-ent when his Committee was bal. !laid for. II ts.ea proceeded—l mean with n the week to give an abstract of the, law, and s o Vitli must, stymy q pillion, fu ll y prove my ri g l t.- A sket- I this k can be est.bli hes,. It can roc beapilWeAl by a vote of the Howe of Commons, uteri., indeed, tb. House of C•totmo .s intend t , make their vote equ.l o 441 Act of Parliameit, and to visl.t..• the Ursine.- Iss England these 4re two Acts • f Patlial.ent which moire n Chas Imam taken besoie a Menvser can enjoy nib seat. Ode of them is the statute of Liz. as:si the over of Cf4ole, these Acta chiected unit certain o..tlis should be taken. Oise of these oaths•require that the Al.rritset di old deny the supremacy of the Pope. Thai I c moot deny. I am (Ott 'vasty to aimit that a brat in Pa: {lament, and ,tlott el. the thron s in thi world, stout I not i..duce me in d.uy the spiittual suprensacy of the • Pipe. I airs g uar seedy to swear, as I - ha , e sworn. that neltbe. Pope, ..oy any salier . foreign Puwe', has directly or . ihtlisectly ,ny, powet Within these realms. lam ready to sacrifice nty.ide, to be WC I am, lather than deny that the Pope nu, Tiritualoutbutity. lam also p spied to make the saine.sacrilice to oppose any teenpoi.l authority that might be assumed by the P. pe. 'lire:nest is an oath, or s :Leash decimation, as it is c. Ile', for it ammo's, to an path, as it is made in the presence Of (kn, deAstatory that the sacrifice's f tjie .mass and the invocation of saints , are impious -end ildnlatitius,..- It is imp d:ible for me to sub.ctibe to th. t declara tom, lot t consider the ene a hill ptactice, •sid the other my religion bids me to segaid as a :ohm sacr fire of my seli4ion.. With these 0n.... ti Its on my mind, the Piotedanti would Justly consider me base and degraded it I asaen:td to a declaration inc •nsigeat it'i my coniiciian. Bat though these wese two stay tune, u..sin this stsh;ect in England. thete wear • o such Act, of Pa:ltament in Ireland. .Isi the togs, of William and Mai y these oaths were. in violation of the ileaty of Limerick, passes] by the Ellgll , ll PAS liAn.en! ; but they never wcre passed by an Irish Parliament. It they will reject me, then I Will atral , . sir to teco,es t e lost rights f toy couatt y. I shall a•tempourembrace:liem I I my puny arm-, and I will be .sble to reta'n Vein, for these alma will be sieved end strengthened by the sup. pot of seven—aye b ot eight millions of any countrymen. The attempt will be satictiOntA Ly my country, and I will be. able co say to them, " The Union ia rekealed— Ireland is.not dead; she has only slept ; she gill is uses; the effects of the narcotic draught have pasted off, and Hibernia mi.,' more lovely and move beauti ful than any Abed' ical Juliet from Ve tomb of the , Capuleti"—((:treeing). Grattan said that he watched ova the cradle Of Irelatot, and that he had to foilow nee hearse to the grave. Olt I as lam anxious to seise Ireland. as 1 am sesolved to vindicate bee ',betties, would it were ;my lot to be .b e to ; ,pro• dales to my country that bet .hteetlism was achieved) Then would her sons and hei - datighters be able to say, that Ireland's independertie is. completed—(Cheers). And I now go before the British Pisklosment. piotlarm ing the . alternative , ?f is o Union." .Ir. O'Ci.n. hell then alluded to some deeisisni e taisle by Lot d Map. bets, while L.stsl Cs.ancellos of and which he tier wards was obliged to ackeissviedge were wrong. Fie understood that some of the flippancy of diet, late Lord * Chancellor was to br found in kb:Manners Sutton. such'acharacteiiiiit of the judiqatotialifications of eke family *6e-found ter be manifested iq kat ase, tie created that a lull attendance of she I•ish Methoe , s iouid each the, Speaker .to correct his judglatt. the Hon. Gentleman then ;bowed how useful bettsou!d be in 'aiding any calninnief that might be ea* %Arm the political principlesor religious opituons'Of eke Cubs:lice. He then concluded by .say ing, Igo- to Parliament to assert the liberties of Ireland, and 1 call ppm the people to sympathise with mein the attempt I am about to make. It is not an inconsiderate or sash one. I should wish that it was an. of kill for thete saket—ref such ai inrconicietice -would approve Und.rny rea s on sanction—(Cheers). With these sentiments and these declarations I now throw myself upon my coon . ry. The motion was seconded by Mr. MISS O'Goaw atr MAIMS, and carried unanimously, after which the ad. joutument took place.