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tsvarint. gave the Learned Gentleman (Mr. gmaselt) rat fur ht. ince-entity, WI runes iv. d Ilia whuls ar : 151/1•11I was (5511.6-11 WW a f411 ,, y. The Ixarnr.l Gristlewifflo " ,3.1 ' 455 i 1 . QFHIIIIt. •peo.clo In esi.r...• a r.lrrat, hist it was r•.O r to convister ihi Mnels comment 1., to in...e ups SA • w..r.1 *• est...my." o +l o . , ••.1!....1 ss ,. .1. Of ropror. 11. those wk., cusi , sdererl. HIM Is u 1 % li r, ims.. 1154 1.. Clifloiell OW 4 fond, aa,rrd 10 his %la j 50 ply ss pnhhr stfirrr. tsu nlamy smittsl at tv. Is--.ltet I it ~,,, n.... 1 isifain.ssop, in illomr who thoseriol ,r th. y lid not, hy 'flier. pt. I INA. veto.. . ssriu.ely their desappruleatiou of such au Ilirrillrls. 1 , , • callrry was then cleared fur • division. The num. ill • r..-- F..r the owiginnl motion Againot It 11 +soli? 1I • nth* r H. olulions were agreed tu, whil, stranger• w • .•• nn mir 11111111.Ssoll In the gallrre, 4b. (Ch.irmasi Ihr Commiltee) reported 3.ked t., to.monow. VOI)WS I.Aivs. Mr S. I'•nCA!lf: ravr I,ulirr that h• remold, In.morrow, ;,v.• !vim, In n nill In nm. nd IIM Poor's Laws. 'in 141 V IVITII TIIE NEMER? ANDS. A.M.. NIACIN Olgovetl for Io ave I" 100 'III! in • Bill fr. it.; el 1110 : Treaty with di.. Nillserlißutl•. glvrei A4journr.l al HALF r.trr ON! 01 . 1 ncrc. T:IE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, TrE•itlAY, Ft /MARY 23, 1519. thC P1'..1•0‘011 41'1%111:ZIP111PlItg rP . Pret ll, l! tit. lit %.1 1"1.11,1)1; 1 / 4 1tosoeg.t 145 Wilo(Litr %rt.' .111k ffilt,t11 to the ...o.i,kratu, o of the Lb w .. of Th.? 11.11111 g resolved thielf into ri Lord 'lrv. pro •••nie. nohl 'oiled by movolg n on-% of resointi.w.. *ix in nuili lwr. The firs %%As for I :rooting is geort.il runt of 50.0001 a year f.,r• tor mmoteiniore of the 111NG.11u.r b o ld ; the i.errnnl for giaoHng a provhnoo, utnunuliow to olom ..000/. A yell'', hl the hte QUEEN'S set- VOW, ; tl,e ilartly for msfozoong 10,004. it pour to the Duke of YORK, as enaus of the KING'S l',1.011; the fourth, for altering the lorin.;sioris of the 52:! of the Kiiig, relative to the rvgisl of 111 , 4 NIAJESTY . :. Ilumrh..ld ; •nd the und snob for directing the Exchequer to iuoit :hr 1--ties In initrotailee or the 'preceding rr eolipiiiiiiv 11. which arum. was, lini.ever, col fired pr..ri 311 V. if not iiltogether,to the third re rviipreliiig th- fund nut of which the Diik« YORK •le , toid trail tier 10.000/ .8 )ear /14 (;(1.11- ▪ ties F t lart'• I,ottl CASTLE uk.4 f,if 9 be ilettayed by tier pithily; tan ‘1 . IVAN VT alcoved mtnesidnarrit. Ilia' it id Id be drawn f li,r 1 1 • Ivy Piir.e, Th e 41 , Ottlit• 1:1. on eithrr ride were few, .014 the iv, Minn ptesrnlyd a fair uniliovition of erpoilistly pill our /1111111. SWll.lOl'll for the vacreiliita. of tier King's purve upon thp other. Ai a I .ie hour the house dii Wed, when direr coin. eit— F, , r Ministers . Itlft ilsr Asurudnieut slajos ity for Ministers........ 95 Ftidiy last ”rt Alien. of rhe name el SER 1:4.4Y. %%a- arrest.rt, I). %wile of a , .rrasit t•.r ll•mte I )epartirteill. unrl imme , liarrly conve)etl to GI dV" , 1141. (II be embarked for the Mr. YWOUD 011, of (hr X-lotion , r n , K en t, j. ree"veri,g Irmo tos late bf vrrr Wr Nle *Orr,' IQ slat.. that Colonel COOK E, of OrAt ley , the. worthy N lair lull, for Ihl rriirrsrists.iiiti Of Ike Cloy of Yolk, in Pare. 11J111r' 1, has !writ f , 1111 l r time riaisgrroo•l) i ll ; b u t It is %lib great pleasiarr we n(141, tioot 'sow ctiassi• dried Nb 1. a blale of cooseileseener. A p ro t estan t fi l l t l e Sncirry hat, 1).111 I.lllNillifkiled it Paris, tinder the atitinsiity of the Gitrrinisent, of winch thr Nrininvi ilr JAucouicr, ilie for Foreign is President. The I: rretds J.•utuals amuse their renders .sill Jeuz Esprif on tile absence of greater. The 14. 1 .10.ing .• one of Own, : " An ul,l man, ranted Whiter. has ' , era missies fur ohms I Itri mouths; he was IbrilleVed in be m R so4.i I, hal the lar.t .yriorints from that country annire its that h.• has 6.1 ..pia as. el Ha re Any our aim may hay.• wet Milli Mee is lege , at. dto b r io• WIN to Parts, a bit f..r 1i I. a .lay: Ilia friend.. genies Fame►., and his slephrw, Mr. Crienrecil, Is 'emit an indispensable need of his p►esence to make kouie (Neu .wrcial spec•latis•s, and to ars:isle wine sel. et par. The following is the Address or the Grand Jury er Lmatrus. an-v , u+ tit their diselinrie: IT•obe Grand dory of She City of Luntitos. Stavin: re. peeled no the several presessi.sl In n., sod bring irr. formed ii sour proper Afire. Mal nn wwr• are firs thcorniug, Mew Irani upon the Court (or our discharge. . . " We ha;re been smirk z.astifieit that the offs urea which have time beGire •s have Is ell ma, krd 61 sit firs um tatters of peculiar atrocity, although wi eaouol but latiseiit that the sasasinal paniaAmeals attarhe4 to many ni Onto, accord. is* to our prraesti cronies! elide, are the higlie.l which ran he Inflicted out lbe Create►* tlelinqatitia " Ist the course of our duty we have with...Aril the pi knii of Nerrgate throloghusit, soul are happy w tie "pato tooliy thus Aboard as, of bearing ample I, 44141/1144111, to Ib,• 1114.0441:. worthy osooliset of Mr. &null, its keep , r, rnd,nced w Ihe general rig aialo.eas of the place. and in the genesis' health sod "warily behaviour of the pr 160.14 re. " The r‘retonstattera so often deplored by former Grand Juries, we are sorry to find Mill to exist, iu the aharisee of ull el s .,,,,,fseatiti of age ur crime (with some hew eat woos.); and we NI, welt eo.,vntcad,lh.tt, if II were 110404•111 r to 114141 me einplayinesii fur Ilor male pri►uorra, gaud ..incts to slash'e on the female side of the gaol would be flat _ %r 010 not 0/Isll 10 trespass further on Vile I , tiee of Ilse VOW I; ”•I Or 1'411.0 bill •rerrl 11141 ill 51 Id be L. ( - I.4y+' 1.. .0 msny met. ehildrgn Ist a place wbl rr Ihrl 11114.1 rol...titersote IN COMM the associates of the must Vlll4llO ii..l .ll CIVIIPICI. I's .• (.4'4.411 Jen y-eount, Illd 11.411.1., Feb 19. (Sigurd) " JA 11ES PEA RNA 1.4 " 1:144, mall of th.• Gra utl Jury, "'J u the I(ielst Inn. the J.u►t IL,' Of, and uthtr .... 11akje,t)'s Justice.. of the Puce." , # r . - 111.^11•. t ,ap ) • ieTh. 4.r-444 , 4 or, 4,117.:1D - 4. - . fAr • 11" PO km Y. I SIPHON PTV AIN Wit 11111 TR rt.:yr-vow SAND CCAAIIIII TO PLAY, TOR WAMT or ♦ pßopo tt lIIMRIPTION. Avislreared In HENRY liase, Esq. Threadneedle Overt, IA/11114111. Without thee, " Henry Ilan," Nut a sound can tho y rahor, T:Hourli out Mimic she counpaity dual,: So, Ihr Foel,lle'a gaits. mule, Like-arise Hautboy and Flute; For how eau dry play without Notes! P. P. LIN Es, WRITTEN IN AN ALBUM. WITII TRY AITIWORII NAN', Sweet Ls( ! when his name you meet, Who holds, and ever held thee dear, Though demi or distant then—lwere sweet! Should Menely route a moment here, To dwell on scents which Time's dark roll Hag wafted to Oblivion's Inner— The thought of which steals o'er the soul, Like Beauty's sung at moonlight hour. Fairwell!—Oh, God ! that chilling sound Rings like a cleaili.watrh al the heart, It severs souls affection-hound, That frill would cling—yrt still moat part. 'Tis Il ft- no Assn, can bring, Hut thunzlit of hours I've past with thee; And oft shall Iv nry wave its wing, To :feet that Isle on 31enery's sea. Anil when the Inuit each page shall 611, Ab lea., this one to Friendship free— And sometime!, yield a ilsauzlit to him, Who but too oft sha'i think of thee. Farewell in succeeding years, This par of friendship yII U !Me by, And then, perchance, my time appears, Sweet Lady! tell me wilt though sigh? IGNOTUS. LAA'E 7') EATRE. A new melo-dratna, et.titled Heroine, wn, i•rodoeerl here last night. The interest of the lover times nit tof a plan to destroy an infant, will] a view to his nil eritatice, and the exposure of the Author f the plot. To w scene is laid in Germany ; and the prin.. rips! characters suppnrteti by Mrs. Wiwi., Mr. HAL Mi. HENRY and Mr. LlENGotici. I 'own the character supported by Mr. Rat, is the pennon who meditates the death of tn.- child. to get possession of his fortune, for which purpose he employs two towatwirt.. A young Link (Mrs. li'esT), Navin; been hound near the spot, 'IC stissoecred MO the niurdeter of the infant ; boo it 6uasly ;Ipprars that the assassins had only se cr. toil t lie chtid, and he is brostglit forward to the cooltc.nott if the author of the plot against his life. 111, rsldi ,l lollllClll of the ittlicieenee of the young lady. Torre is tin great variety nor interest in this pteco, hit it p rovrd 8411111.111 g. and met a very fa vnerable rtreptiots. The Douse displayed a full and fashionsitle audience. F4SMON ABL E GtiSSf P. it is Laid thnt 34 111 It 4111111" 3 11i341 union, for some time meditated in high lire, is likely to evaporate in a verb simple way. 'Elie yoling Lady, accord to report, has taken a liking to a youth, about licit the age of her first lover, in the person of an Officer its the loth dragoons, tl►e eldest son of a vrry celebrated political It et, of large fortune. The suit of this favourite youth is further sup ported by a slocovery that the obi lover, who is a widower, had earls• in life formed au illicit con. 'sexism with a ycloig Lady, arid that the discovery to its listidelity on hI. marriage had cau.ed her thralls, at a tone when .he was on the eve of be. coming a mother. the tniii inst. us Griwral Court-martial awn-. hied at Gower ttttt cot klibuor, Plymouth. 111.jur (i . sterol Guard. Piss . ''lent. mot mightn't-it by *dismiss. sterols until the Wily. fur the trial of Cisithisie N. Smyth. ot the 7th Drogue's Guuttio, ois the follow. tog charges. riz. 1. For stitslitig to Lirot..Coltinr4 Moor, his Cumnisoding thricirr, an staliouniliA statement ur ttport terpectiii• tlw rooduci a. 4 Iss hsviuur of • party ut dragoons, at the lair of Glints, in the county of Tipperary, 'Ouch said party had brew olcaa4wil, au.l sesit its the said fair us the apphtation of R. fEDnuesel. a Magistrate of that county. such malt mew or typo. t Injurious to the character of the sand R. tilih.nnel, and a the album sod relaters Ix tonriliz to 11w said party. 2. Esoo erfossise all ru pl %amino as to the affair at the (air of 'soon, nulwitO.uautdiug the arsine was rtyliad un the part art Mr. o•Dunnel, and after. arch guise to the house of 711c.O'Lhisinel with a ! mail and hurse.whip, and searching fur 31 r . lepwaniel, sod using threats and insulting language Inwards hins in his Alt-mice, oath tontinel heing highly propr, usibrconwise the chaiseter of as officer stud gtootle- Ittmast, said Witte prijuilice of good order sad military • Altera') impressive address to the Court on each chore... by Lieutenant-Colour' Dome, witnesses weir examined. and a very excellent reply mode by Captain Smyth ; but it would be premature to ✓oster :soothe detail*, until the pruerediligs have re. (w i ve( ' the approbation of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. last two ebitnney-sweepers, in the employment i.fJourit HADDOCK. of Leeds, one of them '2B years ol age. and the other about I'2, w ent iamb the cottony to search of work. At 110 r..- Lath they gut a job, soul the boy %Ms sent up a 4 I 00000 ney to Posrep It. When he had arrived nearly at the lop, the chimney 14-11. and was pre( ipulated through the roof. To the ►urprise of every one in the family, the boy tolled out of his bock oicaPe euent asilsout any nta►eruiii hurt ; but the moo, levy fortunate than his companion, was almoat Insrivrl under the ►ubbi•sh, and was brought to the Leeds inbrusary so a state that left little hopes of his re covery. THE TURF. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YSTERDAY. The only material variation is Sloe betting was on the St. Leger, as fullers : IT. 11.1101 M. ltl In 1 eget 111Faisdane 113 to 1 apt Maxistrate. 12 lu 1 *gat Lairel 41 to 1 opt Tremotrrr 11 to 1 art Emperor 6 111 1 aptt blue Stockitap 13 to 1 apt Duttosia 9; Itt I mititStittltiampsr colt MARV. to 1 agal F.aphraies lISto 1 apt Iris. 15 to 1 apt Pledigit OAkS. 6 to 1 •pt Blue !limiting% I 7 to I exit &mesa. THE CICISh. John Moberly, E.g.% fox.hounds meet on Tbarsday, at Lark's Bottum ; Ratuiday, at Coombe House. H Jollitie, Esti 'a (fix hounds meet tu-morrow, at Ban stead ; Sviiirday, at Oat Wood. The harrier. meet every day. On Wrilnevflay at Lord Derby turned nal a deer, at &indium Bottum: b. went over Farthing 11)OWI1P, turning • little to the right, near Aldentead Heath, down this hill to the left of Messrs. lolls& and Bunke lime-kiln', at Merithom, omits the Deep to Worstead Green, and turning to the right of Nuifield Churrh and Redefine, over Hurley Common to Wood-hatch, he (roam d Cite Brighton road into the Mea dims, and tb,olign Lord Sumer,' park at Retgal►, near to Wigole Heath, and was taken at Crumpets 11111, over Beteliwortls, after a run of too bourn. OLD BAILEY, ‘IoNDAT, FESIWARY 22. Jemeings stood Indicted capitally for feloniously, and maliciously Ineparit.(a hug. quantlq uf gun powder, and ma'am it +•t11 other e..gsbu Wart, and giving It to our Mary Conibm km.wmg it would explode, and by these menus havmg in. de vtrd end caused the death of Mary Ann Coruna. a child !..o ausl srveu 11101111111 OW, wider ber eat, This was the ram of the p..,, ho sold wimp in Co,'.•nt garde', msrkrt, s.al Ur .gym e pomaded much friendship, awl funtosto lo r. ..• .!•I some composition ball► as au Sal ••• . •••1; ',u put lute the fire ittrymip.iolcd •-• Tits Prrutn• r in hrr daunts, s t ~• in slip road liras Round-coml. 31111 lA "01 know of what it was compu.ed 1 it must i•sve fallen usual of a ninon, &rots Gitattorrsonsined up, Jury found him... Guilt" of Manslaughter. John Royal, a ha ,l oicy Copan*, will. roils one leg sod inseam, stood in,lictea capitally for wilfully and maliciously shooting a Wm. Fl. et, oh intent to kill bins ; or do ►ias some great and grievous hoility hum It appeared, in evolener, that tb•• Prisoner had *educed a young Lae,' to the name of Naysmith, and that Mr. Fleet went with her sister to his h. use to renniostrate, when the Prisoner bred a pistol out of fl.• wind. w. Mr. Justice BUT staled to the Jury, that however impro. per and immoral the condo• t of the P►noner had been in other noise-to. yet the act upon winch be was indicted was v. ry highly penal, and if the Prisoner was found guilty ; he would forfeit his lite to flee violated laws of Isis roust' y. The case, however, did not r one within the mean. big of the Act ; end. ed, the probability w .5, that the pistol was tired fo► the purpose of frightening thews from she honor. The Jury lowerisitely foure4 bum 11ot Gettig', and Irs was ordered to hetbsebarged. ' Joseph Pope stood indiettel capitally, (or .lealing a packet. book,euntaining seven 10/. macs, ruaruters 11. 'Oleg. .everal cheques, and other property, the goods of Messrs. Stuckert, brewers. The ',try found bits Guilty of stealing, bst sot is the dwelling house. flit-LAND. -.ow- DUBLIN, FEBRUARY 19. Miss Byrne's benefit last night produced one of the fullest houses ever seen •t Crow-street theatre. Mr. Prittie he% publicly declared himself ■ cats• dictate for the County of Tipperary. _ .. _ It is said that di; sailing' 'of the Tribune, from Cove, was caused by • vessel of war having' appeared 4111 the western coast with Algerme colour., which aas announced by telegraph to the Admiral. A short time since • Gentleman favoured us with the sight of • small piece of linen, and some thread, made entirely from the flua of nettles. These sampler were directed to him, in • letter from Richard Neville, E-q. the respectable Member for this Borough. The thread, in colour, strength, and fineness, NHS equal, if not superior, to that ob tained from the usual flax, acrd the linen had every appearance of common grey lintu.—(ls'exford Herald.) LENT ASSIZES, MC HOME CIRCUIT. The Right tiDe. Lori Norbstryand the Right Hots. Lord thief 1.1.. run, 'Moist*/ % COSIO y of Meath—At T. 111 l Mondry March P. Comedy ..f Wratuarath—At Mulling.o bus sihry, March 11. C..ustiy—At Philipstora et, M fir in, Quetsio. C ty—At Mal yborust2l., Thursday, .11arelt 18. County tat earlua—At (*allow, Monday, 51.1.‘ I. 22. Cuusity 01101.1:Ire—As N,rto, dueadly, .11.ficle 24. CoNNACCAIT The HIM. Judge and the Hun. J... 144. lubb, Jui.l County 40 . 1:LINCII1111111111eit 1111%.1.1111 111111 l 1 2 11114 y, %Mil S. ( . 1/1111iy of Leli. 11/I—At Can sck-on 11.unnlay, Mardi It. Conniy .4 Sligu—At Shan, Munslay, March IS. Comity ul Ma,u—At B.dhuruha. , Nl.4rels 20. Cnuoily .41:nlway—.%! Galway, Friday, 314 i th Tustin of Gale ay—Al ( . ..bray, amuse dry. Nown 1. F:AsT CIRCUIT. Bacon 31.9.. ii.lllli mid Judp Mayne, isislices._ County of the Tout' 4.f Drughe - da—At Drogheda, Thurs. thy, Mauch 4. County of I.4itith—At Dundalk, Friday, March 5. Cuituty Mutiashau—Al Munaghan,Wednesday,March TO. County of Arulach—At Assnagh, Nlunday, March 15. County of Antrim—At Carrickfergus., Friday, Match 10. County of the Town of Carrickfcligua—At Cart icktergati., same day. Cuuuty of Dosrii—Al Dunispalrick, Thursday, March 25. GREAT PROTPSTA 7' MEETING AT THE ROITNDA. IWCILIN.IIitt:APT 13. TRIUMPH OF 1.111E1141.n Y. JUWIICE, AND UHEI:TY. nu Thor..lily, fotman, t o the Herptiritiow which hai been pohliylo..l nt ill the Pip• ry in Hithlin, soil fore Hair time, lee., in all likelihoed, appeared in elol, Newspaper iu Iltr proyilirr.. Ihe Grand Nlreting of the Prole:took of the City of Hotalin took pt.. e aI the Hos mole. Thrr.• MI r.• three mullet pervis.. p.e•eo * Mr !lid iti the Very fir.' elm rielel in th.• land, in ro.itii ..f wealth. nee, and pnlitie 1 e it lii Horns. the bud Mayor M.lv u., V I. 111,.r ttr I et, 5,1,4 upright and intelligent Chief Nlagi-trate. 11.41 , ter 611..1 'b e Civic Chair, pre•idell, su,l was sitra......lid by hi. - ire ti•e Mike of Leitister, the Earl of Charkmoilt, the lasi of M►alh, Lord Cloncorry, Mr. Grimm, Mr. 1.0...5che, Mr. Sterne Tuttle. M.l' , M•. Parnell, M.P ♦le. V. Hl.ke, Mr. Richard W..gatt Talbot, 511.1'. Mr. Homplarels, Mr. Borrows, Mr. tirattan, jun. Mr. Power, 31 P., Mr %Val lace, Mr. M'Nally, Mr. Fletcher (the sun ..f the M. William Henry Curran, 3lr. Sheriff Wood. and others of espial consideration. The Countesy of Chad. t, Mrs. Blsehford, Alias Grattan. lately Eleanor \nr►ot, Sirs. Bush►, Mrs. Train, sad ulMr Ladies of rank and ralltitio, were present Previoul to the hour appointed for assembling at the Rotunda, about fifty or sixty of the Gent 1en.... who hail %ivied the Reciothitorn to the lord alayor, waited wpm the Earl of Charlent .... I, at Charlentiont-home, in Noll ool .4inare There were present II o • Duke of Lolll.llef, Iho E:trl of Ile .th, Messrs Grattan and Latonche, and streral other Noblemen and Gentlemen of •lon islet . The Earl of ettartt.tatose the Rr ei ,,i ‘ i l i un im s "ft attended, ohm irviiic floss they wire piing so ifilitt:r.V'r on the most important toss; inomeillonis ..n that could possibly offer itself to the coosid , ration of benevolent, en• lightened, end liberal Irishinris He could have no doubt of she principles and musics* which actuated the Gs oilmen h.- saw before him its the riqiiisition airy hail made. Hot, unfortunately, there were mei, to be found, who felt very dlr. Prettily on thin subject, nod it was very possible massy of those who would give their dissent to the object of the in k oiled blurting. If this should be the case, his Lordship earnestly recommended the G. utlemen who slid themselves and their Country so much humour iu necking en opportu nity to (Apes, the sense the y entertained of the disqualifica. lions their Catholic countrymen sad labour uuder, to avoid, discountenance, and prevent, any thing like cis. moor against those oho should differ in atomism sift' them. 'I be enemies of liberty and of Irelsod would take ever, ad vantage of such conduct, and by the most unjustifiable means, make it (said the Noble Lord) a pretext fur throwinz odium on E.e sacred Cause is, which we are all embarked. The temptrance, girder, and equanimity of the friends of liberty, bows vet. on this most important and vital occasion , would, his lordsh.p anticipated, be crowned with that sue. cess which, through their lives, would afford them must per fect gratification. and make this too Imeg-distracted country the abode of pence, happiaess, sad prosperity. A universal burst of approbatima followed this gracious spinal, and his Lordship, sad the Noblesse, and Gentle- men who had assembled in his mansion, proceeded to the Rotunda None eliately before the entrance of this distinguished party, a few of the old intolerant hellos strutted into the great round room, where the Meeting was held, in • very swaggering and blustering mariner. Master Ellis*, Alder man Archer, mid the renowned Mr. Belly hisicanky, were conspicuous in this group. Just at one o'clock it was announced that the Lord Mayor had arrived, aped a Denotation, consisting of the Earls of Charlemont and Meath, Mr. Gummi., Mr. Latouche, and Mr. Humphreys went out to meet bes Lordship, and epee di:y returned sod condurted bum to the Chair. His Lord skip's entrance was hailed with the loudest and roost Mhos elastic demonstrations of public regard acrd respect. lie isuniedistely took ins station as Chairman of the Meeting, and as soon as the plaudits bad, in sums degree, subsided, he addressed the vast assemblage before him, with gees' self. possession, dignity, and propriety, to this effect : Tbe LORD WAYOIII said, that he had beets called upon, is his official capacity, to convene a Meeting of the Pro ' teataut Freemen, Freeholders, and Householders of the City of Dublin. to take into coned leratiote the propriety of pre paring 8114 presenting • Petition to the Imperial Parliament, for the removal of the fn.:abilities under which their Catho lic Fellow-Countrymen at present labour. The Requisition had come from some of the first Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Merchants in the Kingdom—and its compliance with the wishes of so usitneimia, so important, and so enlightened a class of persons, he hut tones seed the present Meeting. He knew very well that in doing see, be would expose himself to imputation; but he was also that if he declined ac ceding to the request which had Imes, made to him, lie would give offence. Placed in such circumstances as these, be bad only to consult his conscience and his understanding, sod feArkssly and impartially to execute their dictate. His untie. standing and his C$11.11( is nee told him it was his deity to call this Meeting. The mast valuable of the privileges of the subjects of this realm was the nght of P. eittuning the Legislature, and it would be equally un hobttiug the station which be had the honour of tillage, and the psineiplcs which he adopted and acted upon through life, to obstruct his Felhew-Cteisrus its the exercise of this estimable 'privilege. Nothing more tem:* d fur him to say, but that he was ready to harem with the most pert et attention sod impartiality to any observation or proposition connected with the subject matter of the Meeting, which any Gentlemen" peesent should Le disposed to offer; mud to re. quest that the Assembly would conduct if.elf with suitable decorum, and afford the same dispassionate hearing, which hes was deterneitied to else, to the sentiments of every iodise. deal, whether in favour of, or opposed to, the measure which wax to cuter under considerainew. The Lust] Mayos'o N,Treinry (,Mr. C. ARewsit) now read the Ha quisolion ; after which, Th e mik e o f Lersaren wee. Ile sa..l lie lied in his hand a Resolution, hula he shoold have she honour of pro posing for the adopiiiiii of the Meetinc. Ile availi es rtaisr, he Bahl, that evei y man ui idat As,embly had the rood Of has count' y :it heart: hi. soma, at speak for himself, that th e al l o t pitsio• 11l y iios .as ive held were Himont the adj. cis dearest to hot he art, al,l ulomwtely interwoven with that prosperity sod happlos as. the Etiisitripatiosisif his Cath o lic COO.lll mess, 'lshr ciovslioss of Ibt it Claims sad the missile of their Rights, Imo loin so onto, so well, and au grae.a.ly ilit.eilaaed, that lie I. It it ...is vow minetesvas y Air tom lu esilce opus those topics, Ile should, ilavirfort., without Anther pier:ire, move— " That we sleepily Lunt Pi that our :fuming Catholic Bit- Hirt is sln.uld labour uud.r the pis scot disabilities which at. fact them on account of the ir R e l ozom ." L 1111.11Ilklia secondsdthellesuloatir n. ths she question beteg put, Airics man ARCIIV.It requested that the Lord Nlayor's Answer to the it«ilstaitinet mield be read, ahi.. was accords ingly d •by his Lrrrd•hip's Secretory. Mr. Alitersnau Aaett►a then said, he had nn objection to meet Ills btolber 11'..1. Arno. to 411 , t.u5.a tlse gursrr••n. had a high respect for Isis Catholic conuiryunu, hut, as i.e was sure this were to my Holism CAludies in lie.• h.• hoped they unsold ntilsdraw ; iseolcsty sus she one hand, and prudence on the othir, should suggest to 11.. in Ilie privately of withdrawing on any quest being mid His Lerlslap sat these representing ill , . City of Dishlias, and it he suf. freed any question lo he rainiest by flatu o i,,, it rout,' hi doing the Catholics ass injury. He had a loot!, and he would sign '• Won. Ilemy Ass - Mr" to a Protest agasust any Resolut a castled in dust xay. The Luso Nta‘ort said, he certainly called a Meeting of Prot. slant- mist if there were Gentlemen of the Ilo ■tao Ctibulle ism town in Ilse wont, Ise to usttst Halt w until witlithaw. • Master in (limnefiy. Tu he remlomrd.) Will im thr Ism tour months 150 !writers hove fn e.. coom , r(l 41111 linrd by Al.igioratry of 11119 y. fur oftruce• ugout,t the laN. fi r wrlttog pod 11 g bretol. wing improper ingre,iiel•ts. rbort &c.—/Purtsmuuth l'chruph.) PRICE Or 1101'S, la•r Cwt . SEW GAGA. NEW POCK ETC Kent.... 6/ Os kb GI ln. Kent.... 61 10. to 11/ Os Onesex.. 4/ 15. in GI ne x ea 41 to 7! 0. x ..0/ 0. to 01 0. , Es%ex 6/ 6• t,. 7/ 104 Fut ohm, secoml, 9/ Os lo 10/ 10s--fine, set III• so 11l i i II Fureign Pockets 31 15,4 to 4/ 10s. HAY—MARK .T. • • tiny... 41. Os, Oil. to 7/. t•lrtw Clover 4l. Os. 041. to 11/. es. 0.1 PRICE OF RAW FAT. per mom. of toll, . . Au statea by the Tallow I Al. statcol toy the li..trlte.. Mille's. i S 4. i 1.11141 1 .14 11...1..rt . 4. 344 I RI. James's 3141ket..4s 3 1 ,..1 Whit...1..11A1 Ms.krt 4. 4.1 3'hittchsartl Market 4i 4.1 Arepage......4s 4.1 Airciage....., 4s 3i.1 PIIICES ILK TALIAnr, MAP, are. per 111234. Tows Tallow 71. 04 —.. not I Ye ll..vr ow, O9O Yellow Rousim 7t. OA —.4 aft Mothcol While diteu...o44 0.1 —. od Curd Monp alines.... 01. 04 —s Oil Polon Richton! Shilr 5611 Oil ..--o OA Graves Milo towgh..3B. 04 —• 04l Good thee . lOM 01 RAW U 11 I DOI. Beat Meiling an.l Steers (pct. Orsiloory . L. lil I to '2. 0 I stone).. 2. R:t to 3. 0.1 Market Calf.. tt.. I•,10- • .•. 14 M ielinillz, 4s Od lo 2s id F.ag. Horse •0. 01 1.. los 04 SHEEP Sk 71UJ to 9. 11611.--lluwsts, 5s elsl Its 7s 6.1. COAL 31A11KET, Etoscuto 11. Slaws at Market Shops 101.1 role 14 lieocost le LEINSTER CIRCUIT. This Iluouuralile Hiroo Gouege and the Hight Honourable Judge Daly, Justices. County of Wickluw—At Wicklow, :11onclay, March 8. County of Wexford--At Wirafuril, Thursilny, Minch 11. Cutout) uflVairriiiril—Af Waterford,Wctliirsily, Mach 17 City of 11 . atisforil—At Waterhoil, Weilucsdiy. %larch 17. County of 'Tipperary—Al Chistruel, Monday, March 29. County of Kilieutiy —At Kilkensiv, Muisiliy, Mirth 29. Gty of Kilkenny, Monday, Misch 29. SIUNSTEIt CIRCUIT The Hon. Sarno Smith and the Hon. hrijeatit Jay, Jostled. Comity of Clare—At LOOM, SI Iny, 11+rrh 3. Comity of Limerick—At Limes March 13. City of Limerick—At Imit. s irk, same flay. Comity of Kerry—At l'rnier, Nionday, Nlarch 22. Ciay a Cork—At Cork, Moodily, Mate 211. Comity of Curk—At aim! place, Tuesday, Match 30. The Johanna, JONK ER, from Bat:iris t,. Am..trr• ii.i•s,ll au the loiCk Of the SAL th too Saturday, :.11 well-110 d,g)s pbs.,gr. LAZY 1.1r7V1.1.;G1E VICLCIIANCEtt.OI:'2 COUNT. I izient Alummiv, Fin R V RRR 22. the Vtuv•CiiiNCPl./.011 c3nte into Court t ,r .-Irv,ss I•'(•!. , ck, owl %rips feet u l .rd un 11 tiirrr C,, lietirut”zmilitoibo. ref 110 tistere*t rxcept tee the !Pali tits (VlllVProind. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. I fly 'll A.riv• the Matilda, CI. fil sssss ••• f 11111%11 :1 11111 ry gale •ll day, hut i. now mure 1 , 1.. abide of the o%lward•houud apiwar lu PLYMOUTH, 1 kid L y rot Lick the Stockton, —, ( , r I —rllll/ Eat.wrstrrw, Inlt arlY 14 Arrival the Doke of li•ait pocket, with a n 1.4,1 1.16:1011, in 14 days. wren,. v 17. Are:yell ii,. Prince Frotst pagat.t, from 1. , !. ma h 1 (biro ; awl Notion p.cket, wilt/ ~,:t „ ta Rio Joutir.,, 111 00 days. DrAt, Ft BM' %RV :I Came (foot; from the River IRO a,,• Y♦ I)ur, 11, for Cults; Vestal, -, t „ i ht. ler 1,0 uochor•IIII cdhlt, hle hero stypiti d WI. 011119. All ived Rigel retyptiin iii the Dowels the All I•, qh..rf, nrisEal, Minha*, ar; Iru,u Alms u.,11 Mact.ll.4. RIO Javvtno, nrct ?lKra 3 Arrived the bora Sidmisteth , r . 7 r_;••—•.....L. !••••• Vrra!r. aasbd nu 11.1• 151 h—ou lln Ilth, the Suorry coovict.vhilp, fur Boahr Viy—un the 14ib, the Grace packet—nu the 17111, 11w leam.. LIVIrRrOOL. Frafit'Attlr 19. Arrived the Alexander., Stoll. ii, Irons the Isle ; end. 41 10th Ike. mime The M. 'Tory mot Triton erre I is.t. inc for lierrmird rut the lst of Jsrontry. The etossrk •-i for Ludo'. 6th Lireeniber. The Palmeri soiled for ( Jratta 2d Deermlwr. Pipe Trincomalee and Towe r Cape of Good Flom 9th Dec. thr 14 January, in lai 25 26 ::,. long 11.7 E. spoke the (Nosing:, al! well, atid wss In tool it St /felt suit f., 11.. med. On the 011; J. :try, uIF %t wag hoarde 'by the 'Ric Ditireetll; IlieStis Fehrsisry, u. lal 29 . 50 N . l ong. 25. 35, W. !wisest a rottrity of see. II sill nailer Pottitinese colorise, *431111111W to IL, N . V. A:•u num d the Llizitheib, Ilietcbee, from Bailvta. The in, bone wss spoke 17th inst. off Kluaste. The Saily, from Newbury Port, fur Liverpool, is reported to bare fouudtrid off Kinsale--crew saved. MA liK h I S. CORN EXCHANGE, Mentoar, FeCRUART 22 Although the supply this Purism( was but !lookout... h.v. ism received about 9,00 i) gearless each iss %VI at and sr. ley, English and Foreign, sad about 11,000 quarts ‘s Oats, yet sales in gettersl were very heavy. Th e es h.-at trade was dull, and (ruin 34. to M. per quarter Issuer thos this day week. Barley and Oats have aku each &dia. st (sum 21. In 3s. per quarter. Beaus and Pease have I :WI a very shill is de In other kinds of grails there is uu ahem:mt. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MounAv. `.`.2 . - .. . ... Our mar Let to-illysf ortied a good supply of prin., 11-..,. , , and the .hew of Cattle in other reap els was cot...i Beef is cheery; Veal noel Pork were dearer; Mott ) ..•:'.l a t 1 44 1 p r i g . % an d th e trade h t Several was 'mural' ii hnult The .ales to the Hay-market wrie rath.'r lively : Hay a , .4 Clover fetched last prices; Straw has gut op in pi ice. Au uexed is a correct statement of the prices and outubcfs : To shit the offal per stone of Sib Peef....3s. kJ. to ss. 04. Head of Cattle thin day/ • NI tattoo ..4s. 4.1. to Os. 4.1. 1 Beasts 2 310 Veat....4a 0.1. to 71. 0.1. Sh e ep.. IP , vk .. 4s. Wt. to Ra. 5.1. C a l ve , -. qv) Lamb...A. Od. to Os. 04 1 Pi g s .... ... •• . 3W NEIVGATE AND LF.A DEN HA LI, MARK t (By Ilw Cart :me.) Reef 44 0.1 to it 0.1 I Veal 4ll 4.1 In 64 NI Mutton.. 4. 0.1 to Ls MI Pus k s* 6.1 1.. 6* %.1 PRICES OF HA I~T. J 4111 AND STRAW WIIIIT/CHAPM. Hay ..fd 12. M 114171 ISI ski ISi. Aw 21 184 0.1 I. 3/ 4.(i4 Clover $1 Os 04 1.• 9/ U. Oli limy 51 6. 0.1 10 81 0* 0.1 St. AV, 31 0. 0.1 to 31 9. 0,1 Clove s 7/ 2% ed it) 01 QS at PR ICE OF MX - , PRICE k OF hTOCKS TESrERDAY. Basile s , O gli9 I Rook 1... An. YO 5 '6 1 3 per C.. I. R. d 77/ } I India 11,....di. 67 ti 4 ti(;) It's 3 per CI. C00.r... 76U/ I Es. 11.11 A, 2....fi 9 (ii. 3 per Cola 14614 I Loren. Tirkas 191 Is.. 4 per Cesar.... 96 95i 1 Coml.- for Acc. • iGitl 5 per CI. N. Assn-106M I 81R711. On 11,.. liiiir instant. at 1.1. Isy..isc in Tisiiii.strtort. il.c bid ) of 6. H. W•ill, E.q tier da.i.4lit.r, oho bummed um!, a 6 , 1 liossie. HEATH Al Aslitun Hall. Lancashiic,.in Tuesday last, is the !Mils year sit his are, him Greet. Archilm!,l Duke or iiiiiell' • , Brliseoli, and anticilierasill. Ile in aim-redo:4 by Ills 41.4,4 sun, AI. ',ender, Slarquis of Dough, MA Clyllt sti.k, glow Duke of Hamilton, Ike, .........-- -- '. HIGH WKI Flt . 1111. VAT AT 1.011151141.1 mt Ut.E, WI migli, SO aft.r 1. I Ertuing 30 aft. rl. LON DoN : Ptirted NIA Pahfittartt at the OlErt, Na. 117, Sty ..1.1. yel r.c It.,rcrsiorrreerta are i.e.:circa. at. 4 141.4 (1 , 0.1 paiin ..lu.t he adilieverA.— C S') IT% s su. 1. Clttnr”l*. I, n. Priater.--1 *IIIIE, N.. 117, 011*.e4 Putaiyhrr. al • 1116 ....di 1 4 4 owl a 1• et* 1 ler • 11111 Rh to eb; P 4 11 M Ti VI $1 ea IF 1 I 1