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bd to thou who have kept it in their possession, An d not delivered the topics, as soon as they received them, to the police. A Gamut Journal says►" The citizens of Hanover t o w, on the 23d of February, a serenade, with 500 I nches, to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, *to thank him forha•ing declined the place of Com mode( in Chief; vacant by the death of the Duke et ot k, *prefebed to rem.in in Hanover." you vis INSIPMCIPS or 11011110. T. 71A11411 11. ailfitfthilass..to—Orom :Private Letter). r , innumer..ble pirates who infest the seas of the Lrrant tender the navigation of the Archipelago tab to/n*ly dangerous for merchantmen. The French naval division in those seas, under the ro mend •of Rear Admiral de Rigny. renders the geratest services to our commerce in this respect.' The somber of vessels convoyed by his Majesty's ships. daring the last six months of 1826, amounted to 135, yf ohich only one that partedfrons the convoy fell intoi &hands of the pirates. • But it is not the same with t hose vessels that would not wait for convoy, of about so of which acted in this manner, ten were plundered, with circumstances more or less atrocious. The vessels consigned from Marseilles to Candia, rot the carriage of oil, are especially objects of pursuit to ill/Greek pirates, on account of the ready money 'which they are presumed to have on board. These robbers practise every kind of tottu• e. to force the crews to (lit.' over where the money is concealed. So long as this sate of things shall continue, the Captains of merchant. nen is the I. cant cannot be too eat nest I y recommended ' oijoln the convoys protected by the Rojtal.#o7. PORTUGAL. MICR 07 TUC MINISTER TOR ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS AND JUSTICR. lid Serene Highness the Senhora Infanta Regent, being assured, b l fl eeted representations, from different Governors and Slagle 's/0M the pr vines oftlie Kingdom. that divers Pari.h Priests eultidav Iccimienties, both secular and regular. prostituting the SOK sacred dudes of their ministry and religious profession. instead el instructing the people, and inclining them to the love and oho gime which is due to our magnanimous and legkinsate Kirg,„ ardor Doe Pedro IV. and to the wise laws mad political ineiti: l whoa so generously ranted by him, have dared, to .eleclism against them, n t only in the pulpit, and public places, but even is the confalional ; inculcating, with . the most perfidious hypo- , erby, that the said Laws and institutions are opposed to the mood monies. of- the Roman Catholic Religion, which we. Der the felicity to profess; endeavouring by the most scan- Worts calumny, with the basest pe ity, to introduce into, the minds of the simple rind honest people. erroneous and absurd rejedices, with which tfseilaave seduced them Into rebellion, and the Civil war which unforteamety has broken out in some of the &odds of the kingdom. Her Royal ifiglosens therefore coot. roods, in the name of the King, that the Remota' Archbishop; Pritisam Peer of the Kingdom, do kilatt the necessary orders . nneler sekrepepolties tq alt the Priests of his Diocese. in order that every guogsy„ - onshe occasion of the celebration of high mass, they may middle to aide prishaeams a discourse, ruling to them the addrasgei of Alm form, of Governante( given by• the King in the onstitetimal Clatter'; explaining to them also in suitable terms each of die ardeles - thereof, its confornsity with the maid principles of our , boy religion, the • obligation of all to Mei tree :enormity of the offence of disobe dience; that under the same' penalties he do charge the autho rities,. bls• thelegatesno ascertain who are the ecclesiastics of Ai &scam who have taken part in the rebellion, or who are tuldag outcryoricist the,Chuter, and uttering In pieblic mr 'ate their abominable:doctrines, or who may be adhering to or the oh* i,o4.because it is josporible, without great ire/Mice ttt tit Stage, °tepee to the Church. and 'modal to the UAW, that sterkiiracs who have so infamously abused their otintitry should be aihried to ectoderm" M the exercise of their '• hulms. her Royal Illethiess is pkased organdy to recommend 'ib the Itestereekt•Arehhishop. Primate, Peer sif the : ~i7tgdcm, tll', suspend tram the faculty of readiest prayers and confession thine 'who may thud' bir implicated In the rocilion: dismissing from 'their of die Sudgewand other of Ida *dilated amber We% wM hr connivance or culpable nenision.assir Owe co-operated In the ',al Crimes; and investing wish dismid aloes wash aucieeiastks as 'buses end wisdom asp sposhle:ii, worthily discharging 'lke duke thereof. ' , •t • • . 1 ' ' LUIZ M /MOM pamougA CABRAL • Pilsoi4l Ajob t itloreb.i r (Wen. thefewitil the Imo posisokood • the fir dits. 4 . 11 e10 4 .4 6 hVe• • -• • kitIASIINO STAR. LONDON. .• • - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14;1827. STOCK EX,CHANG TWEOFIL Up to the reetst dame. the Mead market reotalosphe We ave, with little tie ematitata &log. I:leseeir t ehich left at reteriay at HI ter the ACCOOOO, epesed.this sooreintai the oaths price, and they may now be toned at 011 00 1111. The oar approac► of the preveolo It pretest say greet cpeculatiess. • His MansTr is expeeted la loini tiolay s W Alt; it is aaia, relate' to the sppeloterept or s sew Mister, is the rem of Lord becaroot. - The Foreign market mashie steady. with littit doh*. Current price,: Old Spill& if 8. Maim 410 Colosableu 40k, Milian - Si SS, Portuguese 75 74. ameba $7 b. Greek 111 t 0 jr , CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. 'pert 4 ant a restore in the Coosa Market worth the least ob. sad t►ey remain as is the earlier part of the maeolag, " without snots, with about a !Matted= of l per MIL Up to. the preset tips they ham hem done at at 1. tied are new Olt for the AM IN. That has lion as attempt to report the renewal of the Imam war—that three Provinces had molted whirl were ceded is t►e Treati ; but tho abort report I. totally discredited. PRICK OF STOCKI AT TWO O'CLOCK. LA &et Usti los& Steak Shot. I per Com lot Shpt. Spa Oest. Cosa llll SI 11111 GM Awake titer Cm. Shut. 41609 &chequer BM SI SS 34 per Cont. Red. Shut. 41041 Ditto Si MI 4 pet Gut. New 97i oil e 7 .1100 sod £l9O Dkto SS U A pec Cent. likay, Um. ernatukescial IS SS Long Anouittes Mum Gamble( Acct. SS Sli 1 VORRir.74 FUNDS. TWO o'CLOCIL. Benin= Book, I p et. ss Ist 1 nom Bak I Slape S7I ColconibLio Boosts, 6 p Q. Spam Roods Sp Ct. Iti IS i i Dino 1349.11124, 39e t D o Acct. till I i o. Acct. 391 Do Beoda.t Ous,Sp C. &LIM .MO pet. 69 SI 9 1 Ditto Acct. 74 19 Do. Ace. Frisch Room 5 pC. 49f Us Portepeee /345. I p C. 751 Exchange, IN We BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARIS, TWO O'CLOCK. "NOM UM An& Mesh= 100 pa 40 &Eva: SO S • Potosi La Pas St Pars. AIM. SO S .11 110 %rich Iruo it Coal as 13 af This morning we received the Algesteine Zeitung to th7th inst. An article under the head of Berlin says, that great advantages are eapected to accrue to the Jinn trade of Prussia, in consequence of the commer cial treaty concluded between that Power and the Re public of Mexico. A Prussian Consul has already set *et lot Mexico; and this •irtual recognition of the in dependence of the New State, is not only a marked departure horn tl e principles of the Holy Alliance, but a greet step towards a genial system of liberal por4:cet On the part of the Prussian Government.— That the lair it has ben len distiag4hek•ltt, - il‘ eoinpreherseive litreralkiis enfigiosis two b .ireir 'Loosen; and, it is equally iitstciiioni, that,Vetterhikvarn tonr is a thing which the Prussians are oily aeqestated with by name. Persons of ear foss religious denomina tions live together upon the most friendly terms, having common interests to defend, and enjoying emission re claims in the widest tense of the word. This en ightened. policy has produced - its ustial fruits in renting up all. animosity betwees the different beets, and substituting in its stead sentiments more congenial to the mild spirit of Christianity, and mire consistent with the harmony which it is the interest of all Governments to foe . ' in their respective dominions. It has produced !Wither good effects in a word, it has taken from Cacho. .11Kism its thick coat of prejudice, and made itsfollowera throughout Prussia, quite as tolerant and as lore! as' their Protestant fellow subjects. In Ibis beneficial re. 'form are included the Clergy, as well as the Laymen ; and whilst the tvao ants are thus distinguished only in name, even this slight distinction, thanks to tt* en lightened policy of the Government, is destined to dis appear shortly. Several Catholic Clergymen in Silesia, as we learn from an article in this Paper, have pre sented an Address to their Superior% the Prince Bi shop .9f. BR CS 1.,* W, respecting the ebolition of visions abases, which, according to them experience, are bun. adverse to the influence of religion. It seems from this Address, which has been printed and published, that they desire first of all and especially the improvement' of the Liturgy.. They ask that, to promote devotion during Divine Service, the singing of hymns ;hall be. intro:lured ; and in some parishes Catholic Hymn books , are in t.sct already introduced. They also tequile that. the whole of the service shall be henceforward read, is not :n a 1 ingu ige unintelliginle to the people," . but their owe native Gernean. They further demand a reformation of ,he wh 'le ritual, especially of the missal. They thus conclude:—s , If the holy mass is ever again to beconse a great and solemn act, impressing the mind and prq. ducing happy effects, it must undergo throughout many changes. What splendour would be imparted lo our Church if it were refined from the dross, ands restored to its apostolic purity, and if regard were paid' in its institutions to the wants of the present age !" This important step on the part of the Clergy of Silesia will, it is observed, be attended with the most inspor iant consequences. Silesia, the largest and richest pro- - 'ince in the Prussian dominions, contains two millions of inhabitants, of whom one-half at least belong to the Catholic church. The improvements in the education of the people. joined to the liberal policy of 'ern ment, have, it is said, produced the happiest an assertion which will not find many sceptics our Readers. r, 1 I • r • if• Nen 12. 11 71 1 K,glid • - receive Meltsechalf dumb of die effaellMpf last week's-storm: T is lead) at With., bllen.eltneat unix: ecedesMidy nulllttOte 041 Most de- Snuctiie of human lifES The a erhmt had atm happily mo4.ráted ;a n d a bri s k southerly taid.../I . .klrhathhvin f..r Mete . two 'days past, is mabing'sbe . snow ripldly disappetr. 9ur roads ire nnw" open, and the mailturriviog about their usual hotirs..-- CdL Mercury. ..••••••• OLASG9W, amten 10. Th e notm hot only continue's, but has greatly in creased since our la t. Son after midnight ow Wed nesday a heavy fall of moo, accompanied with a very high North-east gale, commenced and co:pinned tiU ten, A. U. ou Thursday, when it again cleared up. T•le frost was keen, and the wind being high. the snow consequently drifted greatly, and every rot on every road around us were quickly filled np as deep as ever. From the Souih, in particul ir, we have no accoodts from shy distance,The snow in that direction lies particularly deep : in many places in the head of this county and in Dumfriesshire, in the depth of twenty-five-feet! The stoim seems to have extended very generally byes Scotland, but its severity seems to have been greatest ie the southern lowland districts thereof. On the Cowal coaat, we hca, that several sheep farmers hate met with severe losses. One farmer dug out 150 dead in one place. The frost on Thursday night was very keen. Yestes day; it inclined to thaw. The wind is got round td the westwal d, but the atmosphere still Indicates frost. T}W ARMY • Mood y. a Detachment of th e 30th Regioneat • == Saadi Chadians to ales. Deptford, to embark as guards for s W ' • • . r The same day a Detachrneot of the dad marched frees Clues* for emberiadon to Portugal, to join the Regiment there. • • The Smut Greys satiated in I.inwrich, bawl received the route .for Dublia. They are to replace the 3d tangoes Guards. . We regret to announce, on the authority of private letters front Quebec:, that the [rampart COMaialag the division of the Staff Carps, under Major Duveaner s whose departure from Ragland we fors erly amounted, ran althere so Crane Wend. Is was rumoured in Quebec, on Tuesday, that aloe had becalm a total walk.--hisswed Heidi (Pee the Landes Goastae, containing a largo man of Military Prentotious, kc. vide the neat Page.l NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. It remains to be seen how the Prince will 'receive the above •regaiaitiess r but unless be Wish to mike* sinecure of his Archiepiteiritalfunctions, it behoves him to lend it a ready answer, if put any fiith in die following BERLIN, Pu 24. An emu which has lately occurred in Slosh, tits dossed methadon bete. In several villages or the tittle of Lapis*, Is inhabited partly by Catholics and partly by Protestants, the latter wbo live ea the best terms with the former, bad given them Bibles to madorkicii'wers Men is the handsel matey Catholics. The Prince. , Bishop et Breslau, M. Von Ikblmousky. was be sooner informed of this, thes he aster calkieleelmoul Counsellorto the villageme Induce the Catholics, by eakiaribition. and threats, to give up their Bibles." Be tesestbkd the Carbolic Bailiffs, and called on them to mast kith is the masks of his akdon. The Bailiffs refused, and (Maimed that they were liseuMelies among the number of those who were guilty of reading the' Bible, and eves threatened, as some penis, Arai, that they would all go OW to the Protestant roll., gies if they were importunea any further as this subject. The Reciesiatecal Counsellor therefore returned r.4./ices, and made his report to the Prince Bishop. Hereupon, the libluip is sated to have claimed the assistance of the civil power, with *hick the Chief President, Yeti Merkel, ditirok thlik It advisable to imply with this wpm. There does set appear to be any disposition here to forbid Catholic subjects to read the Holy Scriptures, If they are es disposed. Commode% the abliMt circumstance with the reply. ' mutation of most of the Catholic 'Clergy in - Upper (heels, who re quire a complete reformation of public worship; and comparing with this the important publication as the Catholle Church in Sile sia, we might be tempted to prophesy important events in . . dud country. Yasuo, Mazes L—Metalliques, Se 11-11111sBaatk Sh. 1041. We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday. The debate on the law of the Press has not yet terminated in the Chamber of Deputies; though its almost interminable length has not yet cooled the ar dour of the Chamber, or allayed the - intense interest it has excited in the public, respecting the relations liftmen Portngil and Spain, the JEloile admits that a corps of Portuguese insitrgesti (the considerate term uniformly used by that Paper is speaking of those arch rebels) who fled recently into Castile, after having been• defeated by the Constitutional .forces, has re entered Portugal. Upon this occasion, if we are to pin our faith upon the statement, them was no con- Aivance on the part of the j!panish Authorities; and no aid, direct or indirect, rendered to the fugitives. , On the contrary, the latter, finding that a Spanish General (Monsv) was proceeding to disarm them, preferred the alternative of facing. heir adversaries again. How likely is this statement ! and how cruelly have the Spanish Au that ides been hitherto misrepresented In the meantime, that Power prosecutes its warlike preparations with 'unabated ardour, though it is well known that it has no danger to apprehend from abroad. What is then the use of these menacing and costly demonstrations? , and lobo s upplies the expense ? To the former part of the question. the answer has been already supplied by the apologists of that Government, who say they are intended to re. conquer South America. If they wish the world to believe them, they mast stem where the shipping s ii to 'be pastured, which is to transport so large • a d . partin theee - disceselsos Wished to ayold sitting in judgroont'int east width otitis Involve the penalty of death. It was at last eels tied on the 27111 if ?eh. that the Rake"' might be if abet *aped ; but that titbit dad not choose to attend. t hin a comuneskatiou of their determination to the Chamber. On Op ist, letter tree . mooed of the Bisholis were read, in whir.l4 stated that they.roold net attend. The only Prelatewhe' to hive been preosist at tbe proceedings of the Coen 'wombs of &vas, *be ti Ptesident ofthe Washer Of Petlft:4 s• • • _ _ Yesterday Mr. Carixen.• the King's Messenger, ar rived in Laidig' with dispatches from the Right Messoutable STIUTIIO/1/1 CANIIIIIIII, Our Ambassador at Coostastialiple. . Yesterday afternoon, soon &het one o'clock Dr. WAR. ass and Dr. Hou.exs hada Masultation upon the state of Mr. Se. croury CANNING when they reported that " Mr. Secretary Cessna is s uffering cousiltrably lees from the lumbago than he did the day before." The Right Mom Gentleman bad experigmed, a coin• posed night. Hit Royal Highness the Doke of CLA RINCR has been unanimously elected an lemons, Member of the Royal Institution of Great Britain inAlhemarle.street.of which the Kea is theretros. • The advices from Spain • throukh the Lisbon 'packet state, that the jealousy and fear of the Spanish Govern, mein, as indicated by its conduct on the frontiers, are extreme. In the province of Extremadura, a decree aas circulated, denouncing the punishment of preridie (hard,, labour) against any person receiving letters from Por: tugal, of whatever nature, without transmitting them to the Police. The transmission of bills and other effects to Portugal was also forbidden. The vigilance of the Police was so extreme. that women going from Elvas to Badajos were searched to the very skin, lest they should carry papers or late' s. . . • Accounts from . Gibraltar and Cadiz to the 20th ult. have been received. They confirm 'the accounrs of an insurrection among the'troops at Centa. ' The Spanish Authorities appear greatly alarmed at the state of .the public' mind in the southern provinces. •At Cadiz, in particular, the streets are placarded by .the police, threatening all persons with the most severe punishment . who receive seditious letters, or any papers of suspi cious nature, and do nil immediately inform the police of the whole of the Matter, the chanwel of communi, cation, Ist. flee. • Letters received from Greece yesterday, of a late date, mention, amongst other intelligence, that General . Cumica 'and Mr. LAssarox had quitted Naples f Greece, for the purpose of joining the Greeks. General Cnuacts, it is stated, is to command the troops. Mr. GORDON was represented to be at the head of WOO men. PRUNSIAN LOAN, 1120nCIATED BY NIEL N. /4. ROTS'S. LONDON. to Sari.—The Halt yearly DIA.:I4Od ou the above Loan, which became doe en Suenair the la of April. will he paid on Momear, and every eucceedieg day, by Mr. N. N. Ituntecru.e, between the hoots of Ten and Two, at his Counting house N 0.2, New -court, at. Robbie's-lane. The Dividend War. tants:wilts s List thereof, is numerical order, tweet be Mk one day previous. for examistatioo. BRAZILIAN LOAN Of C 2,000,000 STERLING, NEOO - sr Ms. N. N. Ihrruscuun, in Lemon, oi tats.—The Half-yearly Dividend on the above Loan, which becomes doe so &MOAT the Ist of April met, will be paid, by Mr. N. Routs clue, on b 1 , and every succeeding day, between the hour. of Ten and Two at his Counting-hour. No. 2, New.court, Switkin's.lane. The Dividend Warrants, with Lists thereof, hr isanserscat order, mast be left one day previous, for ezandnatioa. Tire Agriculturists of Durham are exulting on du favourable tendency of the proposed alterations in lb' Corn LAW. _ .h Tie Lei India Costipany's ships Berwickshire awl NAV ilt Athol lei* arrived at Dial. The Berwickshire was illywilhp'/ . frogs mos the tyth, and the Dachau of Atimi fikill Tiffin Sher. 'Hwy sailed in company from Lit. Helena the Ist of PeWow", and separated* oWthe night of the Sib instant. The RdZ and Lord Lowther' were dispatched from China Nth N 1 the former conveys stores to the Cape." The Duchess of .. , the :2Fen-con Mosdaynaorning , beating down = Cc i s The Charlotte, Duman, from Prince of W , Us. aff flutings. The ffreyist, Cr Ammar', from Lodes to Iffkb;iiii alias 'S.A.'s at Widevrall ad inst. bat optccl to be gofep . •• 'ft.• . 71a Dewy, Sours, of Whitehav was drives as 411Isith Di Disblis. es Soaday. : * , • -- • v ,••• "IlelPtimilleat, ditomerwsow, from Newport, was MOM 11111 81.6,edi =Ollll OP the 7th inst. • '4..—......, (rim Para to ophlto,wps lost riter Villa 1 ' thelffd ak.--wwwsawali : .- ... Asetwh, lee; nil &Weer Med the Apollo. lediii oover- WaJleal Barbs rlapiaFr, ,Berirjekablt* tba Br s 4 • fro t ' . Giavamiti,Minot—. l2.Arrav d. 'die Nor Tlarrlet: . lllsacas. 1 4 4 !rris We' Aim, *Ay r . Napa o:uiarill% 4aia laigiA; sad Thema NW Kari, bfoop.; frent*cAlckajers.,` lialtephe' Chins. .0 lei °tacit"; andUlladtira, 3birine, As: Ant Saisklf : • " " : • *. • SPORTING 1 NTEI3IO ENC a , - ' BOXING. . .- -- • ,•• ' Tan Farm Dsserromeen--Yesserday was liseddliriliediedifisa of the' fights between Lubin, and Abbott, and Jinni pi maw boyraad 'Raines; the former for .440 aside, the lairwe rr slito aside. Larkins and Abbott had fought some tittle beck at New. market, when Larkins was declared the victor. Shophdone having been entertained, however, that his merits were net quite.se de cided •sa they seemed, a fresh ansteb-was osade—sNawassetet men hacking Abbott, and the Asia Mater !video( Cambridge biding the eeentrymen. At startled, ,Larkins was the /semi r ite, butj i ts the day M fighting approached. he club' a cold, and the ild4l4tfinged to 01 214/ M I egpossent. The this for the cheinr al/place of ttft was fny Lpeltios; sad his iriendeappointed the 'eight aloftaloft ta ,irlibia eight puke of Newmarket, whereOn a Very ilesiragie ' Inure, r. the stakes were pitched. To thi, spot Abbott and bli69Akets pro . worded yesterday . morning, but they had s.arcety arriveValftat a • Magistrate of the roomy made his appearaong. and .1b llaid but peremptory terms ennooaced that-be wouldSarj Omit tEe bete to take plate within pi's bailiwick: - Reinoestrerint .sius le 'Vain. and the Commissary waited only for the arrival of Larblerhie rake up new ground. Anotlatr disappointment, however, was to be ea perienced—instead of Larkins himself coming in iwopeis persetus,o4 Sent Peter Craveley,'estlea his seconds, +boosted that his friends thought bias unfit to fight ; and should. therefore, forfeit; 'Against this decision there was np appealr-and ell bets Irere„'d bourse, 16 .I'fiere was stlii.liovtevar, the lint fight In store, end bi•general esesent a most took • place to Chesterfield, beyond- enrich, after 'Wow delay, ttie stakes were planted in a very coovenilanineedew. The etteudanceAlteameteurt was eery numerous and Ilighly re. spectabie t bet the old 1111.1 of " the cup and the If was again Simplified. Jones and "shun bad fought but two rolled., with mutual adeantadi, wbeit Oro new beaks made their enure into the rini; thepnle anutsuncing hiutretrasin authority fee asses, and the other frpreambridgesbire and each peremptorily cocannading a eceastion l of hossitlkies. , Thus ended the sports of the day. ill glen resumed theft Sags, and It was agreed that the stakes should be Brawn; "while the spectators separated In no pleasant mood, at having thAr amusements so unceremooloudy disturbed... There is a belief that both matches will be renewed, the first for 4100 'aside, and the latter for 220 aside. • . . the Lois MATO2 held a Cent t of Aldermen yester day, at Guildhall, which was very filly attended. The Mimi& deiivered in the missal return of the num►er of prisoners conlined in he several Gash of the City. with the state of the health of the prisoners. The Csurt agreed with the Report horn a Coomnimm respecting the proposed opening of the communication between the Thames and Medway, through Youth' Creeh, and peorpossed the consideration of the measures to be finally adopted thereon, till the month of October nest. tone persons were sworn, and others . allowed to be admitted Brokers. ' Maroon Hooso:—YesterdayJaint damn, a young men, km s clerk in the employment of Messrs. Young and Deltoids.); wine au& spirits merchants. at Leith, was examined on *charge of having 'urged and uttered a check foe 5201. in the same of, andpurpordng to be drawn by his employers ea the Commercial Bonk of Scot land. When W. Cope, the City Marshal, who opirelmstisel the prissier, searched him, he found on bh person • small steal stiletto, ands double barrelled pocket pistol.--The primmer was remanded (or eight days, to give the opportunity of a warmest hellos sent from Scathed for his transmission. CORN RICHANGir. MARE.LANE, Masao 14. Our mar►et Is neatly in a state of stagnation, scarcely a been effected t►is morning, owing principally to the factored.. Mg the same prices SO .1•4 Monday. fbs coastanient hold s& bete of lower prices, as soon as the Cora tplostion kite at vest, e not Tice the pricrs of al Sonia ownelicr/ hi al lisaday, . . of the Go- Foreign Vera CStaiittee, wise lam teseived to meet thris Hor s , diens& ea the tsd alt. - crew aired. • - .. • •. • a week. , . ' Pixie**, Malice it.—:Wind W.--Airivid , tbe' Astons Lasemem i froat Cede • i Dalmarnock and Adis, fraawlmedea; mad lett effects — I , ' oar Paper of yeateedar we notieed the reading in Intim:wort, the Chamber et Deratimetamport frees ibeilidister Vir Rode. ""C:iii,,____PT,lls4l.,_„_tb. outward b`mlki; 41464 ,, Jibe Wafter " ' 'Attlee' Affairs tittl.J.eati_ I ce a• die territeetal Magistrates ditialasok -"'''''•......"''' ''''''"'• i t i 9 t° !' Pc. , fOr. flaw. l4 i Std the 'Sr whose Mikes bad heetribeisbed by deems of the fftS . 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Catmint 3 s4re; atered Oa SPIN sallatinary premediags aphid D 1414 144 IC* 1 3 ; —:Wil4 W*-141;44 aid 64411 , the Um, .. . ~ union casino ," staanomona. a member of tke chamber froli,Hombay ; Pripet Regent, from die isle of ,Penh;' Apollo, of thigaties, whim .0 to dam amatineaced as ill Wayne:M . . 814 ,rn fre ' n .., POt kr ,__L A . ,V 11 1 4 4 * pimi.... 11 °, 1 Jedia; 9tirtf- - meet. Mae bad ' beweeime *rime debates la tbe Mum t'..!_ r. ''' 4 "..._,.!' .4 .____ WlR T. D'M Lefimm• , .." ) :Nre Seem traraLtSarbs- m amid now her et Peers ea the 4Oesdati willitlamtbe l'isbegs Amid fens part fr; " 4 "F r s FT"'Aft 2 .rrr , dithi , etMaddrts as4,Brtedekabire ',delft, which ,of dad . Higla TrfloMalat Nearer lateral of the Prelates who meal ''"" i i =m , or Ab.° l 9 frona thai" . . late) Ai! Digt. ; Herr!. fr aot I 1 4. i l it a l igga r kl :l; nu; kat 'Way. f nee, as it is well known that 3,vain his niltluir lealvi. tint Mariners. • itti *ovine, to thwoet t plot of the sinholituks they tell us that the zeal of thelpinish Apdtolicah has tarnished eM pecuniary means; ibs ex plat:sation. how ever! is as•lnesixi the former ;" and vop kndw not which to admire mbst,thennshition of that rickett gfiovern mem, or the Slight disguise:which it thinks proper' ttl throw sets it. IfevideWyaims qt the conqueit of Portugal, and yet hopes, by such flimsy pretests as we have just mentioned, to conceal its *audacious designs till they are ripe for 'execution. THE WINDSOR, Ma ace IS. Yesterday the weather being fsvourab'e and fine, his MAJWITT, for the first time since his return to the Royal Lodge, took an airing in his pony phaeton for upwards of two hours in the Great Par THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL. - A consultation was held yesterday between Sir Maier H A Kamm and Dr. DRRVICR, at half-past one *clock. Daaven again atten fed his Lordship last night, and found die Nob e Earl in a favourable state. Lord Ltvertrooes amended health renders the is. suing of .a Bulletin po longer necessary. The answer to-day at rife House • That kis LoweemewayArsiot on very ravamablT." • DUBLIN, &Luton 12. ' - • .Oriday, after the ariival of . -th e petkei‘foging the 'account of the defeat of the .Catholic Que'stinn is the 'fitaise of CoMmuns, upderi were sent to the Pigeon house, to forward 5.p00.000 rounds of musket ball car• tridge to the-different garrisons throughout the country. —Premien': Journal. • ' • • .-0-..-_____ This afternoon , ' __ K the inn -arrived at Sr. .14 41 eli enes's. Palace, where his MAJeSTY held a Privy Council. The House of Lords adjourned last night until to. 'morrow. There were none of the Cabinet Ministers in the House except the. Loa° CHANCELLOR and Lord tax LIT. . ..- -- Mr. Secretary PaIL introdeced four Bills last night in the- Hoene of 031140800 - 6, to amend the Criminal Jodeprodencei of the Connor. Severatmost judicious alteradoos are propeeed, With A consolidation of the Acts relating to larceny, by with 130 Sta tutes will be droplified, and reduced to 2e. This is applying the pruning knife of reform with a vigorous hand. Anaemia other topics urged by W. Pam. last night, he adverteii to one 'object deserving of. the most scrim; attention ; we allude to the *amnion of the provisions of the Malicious Trespass Act, introdoced by the Right lion. Gentleman some ran ago, to the et ogee 'me against the Game Laws. Mr. Pin. last t stronalPolimped De this exteodon of his Act, and proposed to limit rta °pentium" There are now two notices on the booksolthe of Commons, the 111001101 in consequence of which will gaudy ot %greedy . revive the' Whelk diecussiews—manseiy, 1.41 r. 141. Famemiums to ncohimend the adoption of measures to wry into egret she policy of the Union ; end. 2. Mr. S. Ries for an inqudry WOW character of the Government of Ireland. • - ' - Mr. S. Sys. ALP, JOHN HADDRN LANDER. 1104 Salem Bump. keep. ice. have heesi ordered to attend the ILeals . Foreign Corn Cdiendttee, who have •