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tvitErGN tivrELLICENCL PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, OCTOBER 16. Yesterday the King gave • privste audience to ghe el• is of Ye to mil Field-Marshal Yideo,orit . . .... -- TOW" liercelons of October 3, coo- D• thre lit. mi iptil trilliihuifififi tr . ... •ed to isetWeen 1104 and 330 each day ; tVp ihi; air por;sb without eidief, no body is willing to etiens '.018., awes iir diiii 3 Oeiliiita Oa: The otricAtef 31410/eOOl a 1111110ciood taw lon fitotreitir , e6 Ake deportment of the Ifilifep ltitripor e tVg i d ol '1 doOe? P9OOOOII .4* hoo ixiale pore." Iln% Oahe 0 1 0 1 ..41W•e"iffNareditis ieftate.l Picot* Vamls.--fieo .pew Cent. Conetile titif. 46 c. ; Balk Slick I.w, f. • •, .. .• u ..•. • . • • •e 04, oxvtisso 14 I,arbusisookCemedosirrofdle of she 140441 Seto letriber, staite,,thet tilkeOusdnouriaists of the Turkish artist is A thenis 104 gpites, &ere teiikvetlecni to treat isio flip An4r 4 aeve lbsarknts. tiv proud s •illnileptilf# 4, l l 00i... .0 yokiii Nwili. w ho 41 " 7 4 1 0 ,1 41 101 to wimp piemithlo mein. tesibilein a renewel or 6.,041, but mithoet ',Sect. thisew 11lreek Patriprell ja yeti mach disliked brthettiergy, who, howevet, dire ils, - *path the l4ki4orwy of his apPoiolitatltir ' t• ,_ ,• •i . 1101111* 11, OATOWt S. Lamm fame Serbs , that the Kum 01 rogisnd has replied toy . ' vitiation of the Kiug 4164scre of Prumia, and* that he is? I jiroieed frOin Hanover to Berlin. Ailtlionoy are bee*, poetnireil at the ffse I.tollcLwf F 0. 1 040 W. turd et the ror4 goalie Of *wh lab o. s lleirsty, it is ilismght, *3ll make bet a vory short may sit the Court of Vtorsie. Greet prepositions nee Wrest &um gawk t e r e t i tete idhich will take plii§f p# $ teat of this . ot Wideolikrak Ker thit wins i ttatwo 4 the 411" U. nowt which will be meted se isi 1141f1.lUf of the velelmtted Luther. The Clog of Piamis will pre side at this fete, to be celebruterf in honour of the founder of modern riiligion and political libcsq, Hi. iNgietts will br .tqcoivP 'flied hi the PiNics ;al, mid all 16 rimers of his Haase. yraptA*, iii+jeuspß V. The 1t°1 1.16 0 B e sl 'iAlt Fwilt Plifc 4 ilf"fr - 4. toss to muipeted to the oOreinuiejit a the Itiligslote of P9.kan4 !lir seivri ,f Kie.sif PO bi. 041 afird" a Public liotrocutin, jut:/ lofts Ihg pr? le o! ro -1.'5,0 ors iu 901 0 ,tied la f . * V .1 3 , rega hf the 3 Gwits who have boa igrel la feet as /whoa iio Ramis. The departments of Me iMesiee soil the ,mace have, in convequener, issued the necessary -orders fur rdeiihiree enheceimions. --ir , . . r . , ... .. ~.., 00f110 4 1, PHlRefig ill• SWIPP Isitly aroma rm. Coustaotanootx h ue brought us letters of the 14sh end 16th. The &Suer Prow Coon to the note of the Reis Effendi wes not thew s imnel in Cowitaminople, but hopes - were enteisi with Crifidence that price would not be dious il, linked of the *deli-O/I rr' of 51 tilt Sultan. which ittectiott mile Well isioir. so thins Is appestat' toot on ordoe it AIR &loud Vizier relative to military measures foe defence. Our dit'notion . beco m e} every ill ,lyre iud ilifty singuiar. War hos bred looked hoop here Si etiO• lain, said we are ems now in a position ihneel las tile w ith r e m, ip th e Poets:, for oli the direct re lation. of canseiseree are interrupted. We, how.. , ever, consider the • meilitaiwsnCe of peace is every 0 1 1 rye prpludile. The sgasori for toriltiW4 war II idAippitt poised, mini every Pile 1 . 1 i 11 4 . 1 .01111 iii lee this *maid vtare or &meeko432 ltritliguitga• Baru . 2 §tiogolioif h its i en the topic of Wi tepsk le meet Ilse Emperor. 'tumid he Wee already quit. 40 St. Pertstargh. DUTCH AND FLANDERS PAPERS. Itcl.olBElt L. . The motions of Ilia Rossi's+ ts•cp• bore Wel, inwitmed a itsoredecioive character. It isscentivaied quit reinforcements have been sent to the army on Ike l'r tt ih. .. Jxiy ob•erved that the Porte, in its Finnan to all Ike I'aclas sod Governors of Provinces to enjoin Ikon to protect Ilse Greeks and other Christian scittiects of Turkey, has formally excepted from this kind of ansuesty the isistida of Samos, Vpsera, Siljtlro v mot Spezzia, because they were the first trial commenced the revolt. by organising a great comities* farm. 14 is offiroted that this csceptson displease] the Ituesion Cabinet. gitossEt.s, OiTOJIllt His XNetrty will this day open the Sessiiro of the os General at the Ilague.—( 'Brussels Piper, t)elbbsr 16.) Maovt, OCTOBEt IS. His Majesty opened eu.day the Session of the State, Geueral with * speech, iu phich he - gave a moot aaturitictory account of the present state of the Itingthro. 11.. adajesty states, thatist-coolinues t• receive the most unequivocal teatimemito of friendship from other Purtrns; and that tintwith. standiog the events in time Levant, there are still well-foiatoled hopes that peace still The fears of ea utifortn.itike WM( are .trattished. Vonstrierce and navi g tl . l.pvi have nut hero twitiecteet; owl there is reaaou that they will become more aniinsted. The orehufreturee bay. tint propered as might bare been w'tshi4l, but some of the moot important have coveiderably improved of late, and there is little reason to eitiottittisi of wa,,t of work. Ilia M.jerty 'peaks with sviisfw.tiott of the diiftiwoo of knowledge among the people, wad of Oro improvement •len of the line arts. The itorepi , l administration et the kingdom is improvisig; the communications are facilitated by pets f onds; imporowitt tovric• have larva executed to prevent the inuntlatiaus of the Rhine, and ethers ftew in griotempteti ,, p ; • greet reform is iottpried in 311 w vrom o o ; the state of the tiolthette le Prothiftrege , 00 1,ei le wr y psvpiecte of lint MI limit so sect ore eieer4l ready.—( Dote& Papers./ 61114101411 ' , APES& -4:r • • •-!.. w r .. t-- • • vows las /mar - 4 off wiatue. t c •1 p I 3 AVOW . 110.111111111114 •11. .4041. mpg 4*. offekt tii m•wits tievi eme. , •tossalimpivitiliwitimit• s le= " yak la* 44 Z . 11 . 14t 11111 Oa* ' kid" J i 'and Ferinaki, threw 'themselves into the romeot of Silts, satiated to the..N.W. of Avner, at the . hnit of the mountains, which is psovidel with urnmeintion sad provisions for some months. Theiest ssf theffile. ' Meists aspersed among the mountaipa; 1394 theta are to-day before the .Austrian qiierantinit tffiltc,e at Bu'aecbeskie, and desire to be admitted into the 'llffitdk watt eiat be fitilitilf di Unlit a they tsss erred. The convent of Sika has Items tie 4,415 formally besieged by the Turks since die eseeing - iniff %In ireilitti`' end the m me 11ffires i% wee a, illimmeg. of f liseeibiatitt; f done nothing, and have lost away gate 4a,Thal o4l ,4 tits satiaamma of 4i a soh y yak the liandlial ef man mar, Obey tea Irak *hi Turks two bad cannon. Thit r eirlit IMO& therestilras from *Was to Asir via* .44kiisik to loamis the Omer, ia whisk art ijst esa Wei; tweed lug to as asainaaea tif MA* Celtiptiii Oft* asiinksi, Who haw* fled *diet' . situ gisvotir lost whore idiot mew. The sight iliediVe hit we deedy era a &lige Are sear Sas ; ii ilhi mid idia Tooke had berm a born before the veil made eirr• ggsgsed • batter/ then*. The 1404044 Mini/ ha* dispensed Tang ego had nal Mi. is lira boom by the Striae insurrection, constantly deceived them ; even in stetted ink affirmed the Russians would now certainly come, if they Mild Mily hold nut for weeps !moor. itidast Isawever, th*t die Itilpitaus will eat co4e 411110 . 00 i. !lately jam on a jourpry ip *atria iiiximr3oo Mita nets togg to BriPetitti4; who aoderstood nothing but RuOisii. A (hitt, WhO has late*, escaped from Constantinople; Anis that within their lire month, not Pep' ttlell 00.004 Oriel(' hare 'been put to riesib in that militia t— (Freafifort Papers, October 11.) OPF*A• WrititPlrfa,;ll. Ram Sir Atiting reswvc4 a pert Aston- St% letter a t;* the .Euxottot e evaitMg bn" /a to S. Peter , 'et off fn. tit* coy.; $ ll sAi losci o w i;X/ 011 ‘ 1 44 to his legalism have ',trained here. Amer a mamaistary interreilitien, a sauna, of 30 vessels has arrived, which left Constantin** on the 11th Sepsetnber. They Mad saawy Christian fami lies on hoard. The letter, which they time elates Oast the Teskisb fleet, united with tkesqestirm of Egypt and Algiers, has rimed sear Saidavino wore advantage over th e Ocer*s, and has siiled file the Mares. Though the Cuutiwt) &drain has passed ever Trimly, mid 410 fresh outrages limo hem mai nlined against the Greeks, the pester part of the shop is die Bazaar tenisined elneed. and Cite answer from St. Petersburg') was daily expected *Witten anxiety. This evening a report is in general cir culation, which originates watt a Captain of a ship who left Constantinople on the 15th, diet is. gply three days Ili, and whicb states ilia ibb Sultan had angel a }Tani Scheidt; cotninanaing ill Mao selipeo b tate iiP unroll. if this report slpold .641 6 1 S.OPPija )W fte No t e 411,1 aJru4y tteelititi tby *wet; g( tub 41 not SW it satteisetara. A Matti Fieti.wilr, the illesaelasem, arm! does non take place is Tee key eweept us oecosioq, alma The life Sidlithlitlap ° lllWistiaan re ins is in den. MIN flei sow or was outs a, isNsaa I. The remit of AK loOldbott of the Cottlorteiii c o6l olloeit rhirm 4 itiffi 4o out siflllff 141 19 ipt i ttiosit .4 otel.l-toitst44 botop of 111 4 2 g tho withootothirosorqd to it by the Uwe, of iblasitts sad idanairatisvers realised. ifewervt atoll dis posed the Ooveinments mu 7 be to comply with *eat, they meet with one stbstsclalttch easy iqi 1 :101 0 4Z, Tbeir l ll.sbotli iie cs4cididexf ou Um &upset of the duties kvird on Moir feautiess, and the seetipts would eel hiioly thitimielh if there were so duties levied except on the external fron tier of all the confederated :fates. In floisria, fr;r ips4pate, the net Teatime of the duties is *Olmsted at two sad I half millions. if the rfutitio hitherto levied Apo goods, the !produce of the several esafasle rated states, were abolished, and only their articles taxed which came frOM states:6ns to the cOufedersition, it wouW be neresaiey to cover the detwit to tax these hut much loilelwr. But Abe revisal *mad he that she cousataptiute of time ea. ticks would greatly diminish. Which would accord with the 'wishes of the masiufacturers of the coin try. , het 'you'd rot cover Ile decrease of the re• ceipts au which the state hiss hitherto calculated. --(Jeanie! de Frankf•rt. Detoker 16, atd ANge swims Zeitust, llcto4r HANOVER PAPERS. HANOVER, ocToselt 12. His Majesty spent the day of his "trivia iu private with his.brothers. On the gth his imperial High ness the Archduke Ferdimuid wits presented to bis liesly , sod likewise Prior* Frederick of Heave and the Prince of Tour-and.'/'s4!,. The King *hued in private with his bedbug* ded:dire shoes. mentioned Prince', and the Pastes bf Brunswick, win were presented in his Majesty on his arrival. At table Prince George, son to the Duke of Cum berlsnd, and Prince George, son to the Duke of Cambridge, were presented to the kit% by their latent?. On the 10th, before his Majeoty'o solemn nifty, the Officers of the Royal Household, mud the Ge nerals and saperior Officers were preeested. In the evening, when the King drove - through the city to view the illuminations, the Ditcbisses of Cptaber- lend and Cambridge, and tl'e ArchdUke Ferdiniurd were iu the carriege with his Majesty. On the 1 lib. niter the Archduke Ferdinand and the Marquis of Londonderry had en audience, the follaiwing pre. imitations were made to 'his' Majesty In the Atalienee t 4404 . 14 thti MialAer 04 1 'We/ill! Attire. Count 'Mulatm.lieredll4l7 Field Sordid oldie giosidarl. viir....-Csost Grote, the Ptieuieli itiribeiredor ;(;ksi. Cavite/41re Remise ; toes hit, Net Sissies ; t#w3s "de lieleidle, die ' itAtia • Oita 644: Twanuip l , stip limper ; (',woad • issigoirig4llo 1111.11114 • sad Csifit. eislifiieSSOWOOkt ; Ole De:mtiei 4114 Hanseatic Syudic ft u from Lubeck; SyntliclionSecuen, from liaeolisigh; litirgomaster Von Growing, from Bremen; Coast &Inch from the Duke of Sate MALI; Psesidiat Igallzahn, Deputy for the Duke of Oldenburgh. After the Rojas! Princes, thy Princess of PruizswiFic., , . and Prince, Jrzerleriek ur nesse had ,I.tor atfittilok; and iht rfrgh Chafe:mesh)* ChattifbeileihieW Aid end. the glatiriii tetoreteratet* presented sit the Englishoitill the ditibtrilasiori is the *der ill wfAch thei'v tett bees prisented, their suites, and the subject, of their respective Sore- Tetras. The High Chambezinin Oleo preaeittazi 416 ilighnele Prince tattatarso Akeciae•barss, mod his *itemises General Yews, sad sM the is di gits poem* ; and offer Ail hit it yitlf liighimar'the D. WI ate oiler .100 i. 414 ( 16 and all Qt *Rims .cil OS tart ant" 1 .60 1 infetkrei regiamnte of lief raid. Mit Mew bane pimievtatioas game se gran thee chat Iheme; ing mem tested from cut* VII *Mr ekliiek, dories rU which bibs his Majesty iettisise4 handing, most gracious /I aphatimi pe goyim& • few aside every eme, • At . alight is evening, she were hotired,'who were mt tented singly te'lhe Kiss; 'by the Connteis of "twirler. The sing *itch Indy es the foreheZd, mud spoke is the most catudeeneudisig *Marry aweempenied the Duchesses of 4arirberland and Csnibridge.l walked several times through the rooms, while the Music sifts playing, and conversed eriih .crs'al or the ireriehe Present, and retired to hie opartiuecos st half peg tea giant*. The thry before yesterday , the inhabitants of Nil eapitil had the happiness of feting their beloved govereign make his 'oleos entry. His Majesty mounted his horse at Herseshausew at Waif-pare one lee-Lefka The procession was arranged as re- Related id slit progetatetsw previetrely poblished, seri pearreeeled throrwth the event* of Herreethsasen, at the ectrenee of which his Majesty allowed the city guard on horseback to escort him. In the avenue the regimerat of ciwalry were drawn ap..ea each side all the way to the city. The iwk ave. noes were crowded with spektatees, who S,fireved the procession with ii.eetrant acclamations, and cries of " lied sale eke ring !" in which the troops ned, At the awl of the SPRD4f, where a ValloPbala snda 1.116 eracteii, hie Meknes,- was welcomed by citizens of the suburbs in Cede dresaes, and young ladies, who strewed flowers before him ; at the pie were the risql authorities end the clergy. who complimented his Majisty. A solute of 101 gaps amatammil is ',Aram* of his ?Milroy With% the Halls 9, NI faithful German tapital. His Majesty Ptsaitfd throuth a double file of artil. fro , to the triumphal arch, where yam, ladies fomented • poem, which his blayeaty mom yeti rawly received, accompanied by the ringing of all *shells, by the thunder of the cannon, and, "Welt was certainly the most agreeable to his Majesty. the iuceenniat rejoicings of the multitudes that thronged the *Worts. The royal prereesioss advaseed very iaowly, re that any body could see his lieloved Monarch, Who with an affability that excited feel iugs of gratitude and delight iu all. saluted on all sides as he rode along. After the rkiaehment of the hussars of the guard that opened the proeeision, followed 9 state carriages each drawn by 6 horses; immediately before the King rode his Royal High ness die Duke of Cumberland ; on the King's right band the Duke of Cambridge, and on his left the Archduke Ferdinaerl. His Majesty wo r e the Diatom of a Hanoverian Field-Marshal, with the insignia of the order of the Guelphs. The etiletidid procession increased by a numerous snits Of cavalry, passed between the files of the citizens and then of the military, through several streets to the palace of the Duke of Cambridge, where his Majesty, the Royal Doba i :mat the King's immediate attendants, dismatiuted and en remit. 'l'be procession. and the guard of hononr, cern posed of chisels* on horseback. halted in the Streets, soon after the citizens defiled before the palace in military array; when his Majesty appeared with . the Princes at the balcony, and acknowledged by repeatedly bowing to the joyful buzzes of the people. About four o'clock the procession put itself in motion to return to Herrenhausen ; his "Majesty rode in * state carriage drawn by eight white horns, and peering through several streets left the city by the Cleve gate to return to Herren henget' ; another white of artillery announced his Majesty's *departure. In the evening the city was finely illuminated, teenspereiscies and inscriptions were displayed en all sides, and three war not a single house 'mills initiated. His Majesty, with the Princesses slid the Officers of his Court. came to the city. and drove through the streets to view the illumination. The • Duke of Cambridge rode by the side of the King's earriage. lVlierever his Majesty passed he win 'rectived with transport by the crowds who con tinuthl to throng the itreets till e late ItoUr, in dolgissi in the happiness , of 'loving their Sovereign i me g ing (hens. "To-Inetrew his Mikity will eerie, the tteepe that are 'rationed in the city and the euvirolis 'On the 15th, WIN . end 17th, verities evelelieas will: 'be executed by the imps el ill esesi•; is ill( -11111 s. lilt be the rend howbeit poly OS • eiljkliiiteri ffijekriifiles, throiet f%) a. Titgbtariski:Pßlti LON DON, arird -Omega 1104 tiled 3V4 b.-. ...aired googol' Powys 4. tisMmit *Went litapperns time viva Boras SlMMlNgairi yff from Otkisu 'for 'Si. Prteriffursh, .he itft all fha jitrikorid stocked to his 74P1Apair fOrtnef *4/ 4 awl lima tossised *brie ow tirse tiilt list. kw mom* aAt pedifie tin+, cif 'the %two into auvirior it aims Roder owl d oor p t. I t is espied *as s Pep* plibliehed Si that copied. We %is eeeerieeil rirk Papyri! wt Tprotioy twit. tor astoomoor abet 4ir hiuservr Jiird trarfrogr or semered *too she ilight itithrpotifjpo with wilicb 'he was sumlisd •• Ihe rearding dey. 11 1 4 e tenseut to And, from *cements of so late * Isle si the id of this 'Root . that the few sealiposis to attend its enrages in Raftrierse, ihritekonetto, seta the heiglibotoriug places. O n e hyper t yre. snits the &wilts its Baroelosa and iheisboardisse vicinity, on the Ist and Sid of the month, es amounting to no less than from MO le HO a day: and ilia added in smother eccerant. *het en the number of the sisit =metier, 500. it is intiursti to be further told that this calculation is taken from the public eaishliohmeuta *Ely, and does not em brace the sufferers in the private houses. A plague oo terrific threatens quickly to exbsest the popnlation of the city. Fortunately *post the first appearance of the malady 10 Mimesis. number of the people left &MAORI, and we new dud that the Governor of the Province in vites inch of the remainder of the population as hove escaped the malady, to retire into the open country, where teats are provided fur their ■ecum esodatioo. The inhobiterite, IN may readily be belie/red, are well disposed ha avail themselves of the offer. The Amnia/ des Debate, othscliag to some ac `counts respecting the alleged state of Sicily, which had appeared in 4" the English Radical Paper.," denies positire4y that that island is distnibed„ or Chat any misunderstanding has prevailed between the Sicilian Government and the several Coat• Iliaadati of the Austrian trouts. CVs hate received Dote' Papers to the relit instant. The King of the liniramittanna opened the Sesaisat of the States General at tie Hague, as the 16th instant, with • speech, in which he gee* a 111141 Ilaffiefactsry account of the preirot state of the kingdom. His Is4.terts stated, that the fears of • bad harvest lied vanished. and that notwith ng the/vents is the Levant, these am still well. famished hopes that peace will be menatained. Some extracts from a pstophlet just publ:shecl, containing. among other matter relating to Sir Rummy WlLunt, the various testimonials of his meritorious services given by the Sovereigns of Europe, and also by his Royal Highness the Duke of You, will be found in another part of our Paper. The conclusion of his . Royal Highness's letter will be read with peculiar interest. /4e promises to recommend the gallant Knight to the PRINCE REOENT's consideration. " sot oaly fur professional distinction, bat as a candidate fur the commund of a cavalry regiment." The state of the county of Limerick seems to acquire from day to day • character or deeper and more settled malignity. Assassination and plunder are pursued with a daring effrontery, which marks bow extensively organised is the system that so sue ceasfully opposes itself to the ordinary restraints of law, religion, and humanity. The face of the county iu its midnight outrages, its concerted murders, its armed banditti, in all of which there opposes to be far less of private enimuity thew of some general feeliog of public vengelmee, exhibits iu miniature she upect of a popular insurrection, and it is with amazement, bordering upon other feel ings still less creditable to the dimes, of the pre sent Government of Ireland, that we hove remarked the very insiguikeant efforts that have hitherto been made to cbeck the progress of so alarming *Devil. To the shocking crimes already committed in the county of Limerick is now added the murder of Major GOING, who lately held the chief command of the Police of the county. This barbarous murder was committed—met in a retired part of the country, or by a single &vermin, trem bling it Ms crime, and seeking to effect it in the silence of night . ,and With such caution as might ensure concealereot and seamy—it was perpe trated io the immediate vicinity el the large sad portholes town of &Ake*le—ein the middle of the day—by • nonverors gang of armed ruffians. all of whom were distingunhtd by the anifoiw of a white shirt deseira osier &heir ordinary apparel. This was no act of paean' •heatility. It ass dimmed 'lyrical Mr. Ooiro, less os a private Oevallesissin • Shin is a polie Migidtate. aid the manner of soadanitting the crime altars that the deludfd tesethehea who siosilered this stJsstrsaste Gesidie l ass did nst feel dot die, view yids** *orris, "dgiii M kisiitver iwoldidty. • die* "'INAS' to slikdo s bet tbdarctir datilit*lg 0.. __ verntitent, and we aecortagly find that as man as the intelligence reached Dublin a Privy Council was immediately summoned, for the purpose of devising such measures as the exigency of the case might require. We further learn that yesterday morning a strong detachment of artillery marched from Woolwich, under the commend of Major GARDINER, for Holyhead, where they are to embark for Dublin. Tins force will probably be directed towards suppressing the evil spirit which now pre *Os in the county of Limerick, and winch china s imperatively the inilime attestiii at his . Majetty's Government. Wilt relent( to that diiturbences, it is to hi temasked es a anigniar eireumtemice. "Mt lee, hale been hitherto cordhied ahnoit exelesitely tb one county in heisted, and that they arigieased upon the estate of a 'Fs/eternise Nobleman. This circumstance nonentity leads to the hiference that to local causes alone me these moureful effects to he miribused. Bet then Mines the difficulty or wieurtaining "dud those comes ere, and to the eye* of petsons earesteneod to view heisted from dis tance, stunting presents itself so readily fur the en• roaelliteg of the mestery,as that the British Gomm meet has not been generally beneficent to Ireland in its principle and operation. and that ahseaaee landlords create an impoverished, soul conwqueutly a disease tonere! and towhee tenantry. If these, however, were the exclusive causes of the enistiug distort:e motes *Limerick, how commit teepees that they do not produce the same baneful remits load other parts of Ireland, where they are no less efficiently opine. tire ? If the British Government of former days stewed end stressed no sympathy at the *Wests and welfare of the people of Ireland-4i it were en jest, tyraisirital--whe, lifter the lame of any years, are its effect. to be discernible io the aunty of Limerick only ? The curse of absen tee landlords does not ornict the comely of Li merick more severely than any other away of Ireland; nor is a rapacious, *testi. and igno nint agent peculiar to one absentee estate. If there causes alone produced Me present disemb ances, they could not fail of being eqoolly felt in every other part of the abaci. mid of producieg the souse agitstioe. To other names we mast teak, sod. perhaps, the most promiseot Eason them is the mey rinejleiort *ate of fete twagieirwcy of the comets, tlf Limerick in general. There are, nu doubt, within that celerity time in the eameasion of the peace eery highly distinct:abed by these quaLties which tend to constitute an active and efficieut Magistrate; but the office hoe within the county of Limerick, mom the. ia any other part of Ireland, been very math degraded by the man lier in which it has of late years hem conferre4 soli exercised. Where there is a moot of pet moat respectabifety in a Negated*, linkmen dent even of energy and intelligence, the office ceases to exercise the man heoelkiall pest of its itiflnence over the minds of the people. There are no p e opl e in the world more readily deepened* fey deference to the claims of high halliard hew diary rank than the lower orders of die people of Ireland, and the absence of these chants * their estimation will generally be foetid Fatal to the per. anal influence of Amy Magiarsate who mance found his pretensions to their confidence and re spect upon merits of the highest astute. Brit should they see a Mogirtritte forget his duty, and degrade his high office to the wretched purposes of personal profit, who eau he surprised at their hold ing him iu contempt and abhorrence ? It is notorious that the ioefficiericy of the Magistrates of Limerick. generally speaking, it lamented end mudesimed by the Gentlemen of all the neighbouving counties. end it is to Ibis source we ass satisfied that the county of Limerick owes its present (eternities, its from the same source it has oth-catty very often de rived results of • nature precisely similar. The county of Limerick has on many Declaims been afflicted by the lama rearms outrages, while every other part of Ireland has enjoyed the most oedis turbed tianquiltity. The inquiry that is now in the act of being pursued respecting die antis-ma segment of Lord Coverer( Air% estates in that county, may probably be attended by some public good, but we have no hesitation iu saying that the exivtiog evil would be must effectually convected by on imenirtird ea( the couseneesion of the peeve in the coon:- of Limerick, sad by placing the msgiriracy of the county upon the mime footing of birth, sank, fotu b r y ie the i, energy. inegua mewl the is displayed amigishouring Counties.i e n f tel sow ligence, of that Sir Ream SHAW, Bart. Mis bats appointed to the vomit Colontlcy of tbe City of Dahlia Militia. A lislan article in the French papers awe.. that the Charge d'Affaires in Portugal (Mr. %Vika , has Isis the country without ins pautports. fir is represented to have taken glom at the avowed .dekrininistion of the Cortes to reform the tariff of the Portuguese customs, in pursuance of the tsth article of the Treaty witit F...glaud of IS fik. A pnhlic meeting was held et Margate on Wed nesday last for the purpose of establishing a Biblc Society for the Isle of *Mutt. The Earl of LUSIAs 001. was in the Chair, and strongly recap mended its establishment. 'At the Tountbn Sesiroos for the Csuntrof Ilsrset. held on Mondry last, Mr. Ws. MARDI , cis& and priocipol emiotoatela ade. Beeves, keeprr Miassotos gaol of filooliste, was isispaie'l keeper of I Icheliter gaol. 'Mr. IS his, he rim" sequence, uuder the sonetiou of the LotolMATOg. •PPOinkil his oso to be he• (bask mid ygiacipsl ss luotuot, oeihjoct to timapppiebobee et she VS*t of