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e themes's refamatisst, sad is sisal the Meshy ions need prottkss. The Slasegeve propose s choir which they deem to he effectual. lather that invite attending' N any doutafel or tespnvery expedient; and imam. wpm thaw mead end petateacut petrel's, which. haw 41 PelienCN aVAlpea t• bit WWI topes ke • tut of 'lie eVibt sr pee • • • pies ember them of aspdotarisaipme• mason% •hiisui ever plausible, which panda stily de qualify ilrdi I•eltiete these sieels r mit•to gessoes tbe mew . They are rriteible enistarg snag io good habits are not Arlo' onddesily sholialand, sod that seisethiag, most-he hut ached isy these who rely sposwitimatostodsaba • sitbstaiitial bedsits, not apes say towel sod drano slier, ranks whieh mightle immediately produced.; After atatiog the urgushoass is fames anti againot Houses of lodosiry. the Managers come , to the emseligiria that ti told ablation of our lose. sent system, sail •Ibe panoplies. of a Homo. of be. dewy, is is tint' preheat otirsuistesese highly M . e recommended. • • • They nrcossiaiod thee all streeialieggssi should he carried trn Alen 'House ladostrr, nod street. braying, lee discouraged by ow :tallw refold. the part of OM pahlio. to times for relia4.- • . • J.lt • The bled* 414•011-161114111 br!lllibpqed to the pre u I iar imenWhipe teddy commit, tof the tenant* of the blirao/y said Hesse of weaving and pin. makiwyy appeal? le . ehrebniregers best 'sited to the abilitj of • fettlidlleribb potties of those who amide be its Week*, • • • •• Next to the odoptio• of each a plan they tempo rotted. Oise- tippling-harm should be weedy saw • pivoted., osistending, ohot so repilations hl cw be- applied to them are like* osatoriolltau Immo she evils •which , they predate. .The , price of ardent • spirits is so low, that 141111 , the facility of three tippling tamps, no Mb* Clle ehtain direr or four twit. will be .deterred from drushassmoi,• • • Alblllllllolll.l4llllllllollllellim admirable plan of Di. Chnlaiees,'• ribidl4llllll be bentaght barer. the public in the " Chrisfilde Herald s ?? gad in the . hewer of the week which•ie over *primed. as the I•est udspted for the *del/pilot) of all who are en gaged in Sunday •t3clisols, and. other •benevoleut exertions forthe poor. • IVe shied poiatatnipt to present to oar raiders even on outline of this excellent Repirrt; but we hope, by the "otitis we • hove taken of it, to excite so telgoircp On vrat•of the ingot interesting questions is political reeirousy, • and one that neatly eonneerie etery mamba or society. The Report imams out a- sew plea fee the contemplation of our (Mimeo, rand tine %shish we hope will gain mere attantios then the daem rlelmable pubbeatien of the Society. .14111 LS W. 61111‘11). Ibmeromeoshat the target be • Ceseert liedfrilidedr Tbe million of his Odom*. in sop. 134ar eel*, vles sib•ii•eit, Wel the lechery try . ar bales made a powerful metal eagle, for ibe •411. sslon 'if paiphlas. ether eloped thee the pviwlie good, sad se other means Mae the direction of pelnii quietism, it had dem us& lowa* the malsipitioa of that eyil which pewee me lataity area OW Lill. • He wheerliad that a alrauger 1004 neurally rtypti.p tbat is / 4 1 11 Volk • 'nigger was a rare object I . that such was ihorigipor of oar in, •it%ntious, the great ravel of beet imaatry, the high price. .1 labour, esti the seturroes aetnees to induct that none Isaiah' mak public charily but pashas were by sick. urn or ether ensferlpme; put, 401 be this thy,. famed fur its calliope', ha totalities, sad its receourcmk we were cam. penen in saryort sea 17 r :1W paupres. That la prevent fiat ,yronieg evil, winch tested to overwhelm tia—to re- Howe IlA.Eittitens Irwin die oppressive toed of times raised by nubile and priest. elms* so ippon the bond—sad le pre. * s um ehhipirarig sod rodereodiere cif isrlebhial Chmtileter• were Otte VIII objects of the firociety. which deserved the ineyorcr , agemeen or the citizens sad dm support of the pabft Ho observed. that as ievestigatior into the camas of pauperism In this city was a. letavem• log laqiilry: Arm ori Me Imo list, as the meet pposaimmt, ha Jacketed Idlegem gad letempermees. That the Report sivorales a pesithis, new ;morally admitted in Eng. fend and in this ementry—that le, the necessity of a gra. Just abolition of the laws esaklag pescrisioa fee the sorrert of the poor. le the labwarisg Masses of Min as ...it her of every sithee tensity, time were many. w ho, der 1::ote or the moral "freliee phi resell of correct principles • virtuosi habits), required the alma' elinsalaist of re. rosily to make them work. That when they know that She 1... provide for them sad their families a mak/maid* Lime iu the winter, with food sad derbior, clone they, iceo•oil their time is idle/Has. all amoneity fur them eee. ..ertiOu is lakes away, nod die produce of their labour (•, ilov condescend to work) was spent is vicious dia. • .pstoiti Whig they had use partakes of public charity, us:sir lodepeedeueo of character wee Irma for ever and 'sty and their families erre pampers for T hu be w ,'id hive emir,. Americas is predeel, as wall is Lice t.-r!iiigs or by birthright.; that be shoal.' boo. that. be 1:,„;a depend epos his own reediest! ) • sod that the laws ...ads so provin.ontor the impradentorffeeed me beauty le the i..doteat....lllle. slice gave as as example of hie peigai- Wm% the pner.lawn in England; that the sone raised yearly is. that eeuilry, for the 'appall of the poor, was greater ley many, mallows than the yearly expenses of the Gaited &mei Government, aid all the state goveroments toga. thee; that Ibis seasilicent prevision fur the pour is Eng. load only lammed their goisher I that is purporting' as the puor-rame were robed, payers sprang op to claim it. He sa , d that that spies is guileod was • bearma to war* at • the decreer which hod thiesteaed her political centrum, Ti.at the migration taxes forced upon the people to supper} tat sysicos had threatened treinendom revolutioas to the Eriish emplie, sod shakes le he main Um British I or elm admen of dagger hail excited the iniremiga= Ler political economise, sad aroused the kart of her ables/ ii.siessmo. That this royalty sleight not lir pomade IV/ tmcks. Keep the la bouriag *mu sober aud iedsserimes, pat ....we their moral rharatier, end let them know , that grban tip., wet public charity, the y most expect to far he wig serldeesent and in a abort time we would .Out rispaisehalf the accommodattuas for Hi per. winch oar alcos4oollll presides, am field half the member of (reanimate is war prsens. He thee limas the distinction, which amid moor be forgotten, betweee the iuvolootary pauper, rem d./eird by mama Sr sodden casualty, sad the peeper made seek by seirseparawee Ise vkioiseioe indeloot Wit* Thai it was sot their den se to steel the boort adOlisk iodigeoce sad dilatreile they would sot chill the crirreer l i siramithy, *or frieze in the soul lbs line &shag otchariey, IN ambled accrillave of limas. mature, That they would not take from Wane, is protector, from the cripple hie cads, Sr old age its suppuis : to hand asylums for thew, a.:d make them comfortable, we shyreld drain our publics Imageries, aid use towering rdtiees should be proud moos. mains of the public charity of the city of Neer York but that la Odmit els( paupers to ear public charities, we ebeeld t•he can to diserlaintate Seel siren else two classes. He they rair.erved ci pea the great weermity of a esteem la the milling se: . rudest spirits : that the Board of Illoaagera were icier. wilted veer, to relax their efforts or ibis Nikkei, natal the ...1 wee misigated ; that them were 1,600 dram sham it WM 110 1 so many Noise/in of poverty sod vice ; we essay swoon ofiriut mud debsuchelY, that we nerd hark so /writer rue colors of pauperism, whoa we know that every twelfth Merman is tbe rely is • dromaborr-thar lamer sleet litegelly rail door. our ateeete, and that thisstabrumat of facto ahead. alarm, maa foe the eharactre of ism eily, and make Mai II swirl* for the public siorsis. Wei. compose the grauerpari of Is at van and ice/main member ofraurresratherweeteat i.. some saa Alt env nubile teentstlene Moe me She pot (maims • 1 71: 1 1 7 0i b er rao /Cowts Pile „••• r * "ri L. 4. 06, 0 .4. 06 1, - eiletiew fa 1 ! That AN Z gitark 3Aniuialr. /4. Awlits , "o l .tifterti• 1.11 . PURR* Ittitlesro 4t. That ttie Coepseeti.• Ind et psalm sip after or - 1012• Th on the I Oth ann. man eeeeldenniw sod he chewed that As result eq. The salter in dote between Newlin and t_ _ • .a _ A- mw, mod thleary kw. sir Wes by ebesseed. pt do*" sad owe Omegas& o iedivideals 1,.. peosisilri „kid...yoed trims. He 'is eil pia the wilily 0 osesselet pd; post wilirooll igoirgsdedoidarlikoiloall doustigatioa ' M Jlerfs OMmiliess 4.Jetee"Wald. INNSOW .4ao shiedi dolll —, lIM thaw weeerfedelf persdkMN he Mir lash dm ;he relief of the young, the aged, eartabo dolt. abide mom funded an 4 ipel PIS ?sod imourahla thairisopel POWs.. i god tribe ra..t this Hoehn woreissullook ed by public egelisitsa, sad wers smooded by the Corporatist poi he Legidatam,lbe acereoldy of raking 's), half to um, fee the suppertoof the pier, sad of had dm somber of ths.. rite,* aocietlea,Amold be removed. That the moral Marne. ter ;4 q eity was in • great degree rested by the must of pauperism lett; sod that the city le which there woes few rpm% *Mid he dhlingesidertel for Li. movelity, its nabrfety, pad laduery. Thai we were yearly stead olieresaads mid Mosegods adages fie ear poor; sail, ta tici, that the in aloof orotimdsposail were umpelled N wadi far the ileums& who UMW 00.11 PION Me uproot mostioest by iblii r iefe Mkt tad dikter mom& Thu it sitotahos inns the inemed of ithatititmo,l•loollildlievidog upend user Ps sopped tom few,..slloll,4ol4hecisatedillaresull madam 'lmilee she new Peeldeilebr . . i• n -.1.:.t 1_ _i 11111A111 HTCHVliiviisq. thro moved that tie dolls Alhor issielp he prossokel.MllM lissogors, he the failitlibd • iif Moir ddialsehe use peso. 'flows eseldillhi' tit e said, Mai Sim Mil sof -ostracism bad inumoselo most la ebiammanleally, aist slily ta.kwillego his ;slrd . o . r e tito.farmation 4 Mit Soddy. Oes evil, busest, scents fees £4 easital /MIA wo soot toad eisidos 10 surd. is Muir knaddily happened *HAAN& she • society Ste .16a .es taardsitawat of ten tom ohjret was yoociailasd, the oubliette Jibe It wield whom .alto good it used as tea high ; the eusequeam of which was, ebstiebabor carotene of she.. wee attached to dm +MIA . . otherwiis be put forth, were withhold; • of vague imaglismioa that • -the society, by Mr. to do that. which they as iodividmis were boned da, had released thee from their respuribility. No .hero mold ,have legitimately dews from the prohoologs of this lestiludeer for it hoe .rated le urge *Pea the iseklie. thew *dhoti their attire and'ards us muumuu nothing of criaormoroce mold he duo towards effectiog the *pis which the Society had la view. The tel of respects= lies deep its ths hoods times of ear social sad alma, lastitistioas. To root eft this evil • far greater pour Is reermary Ikea tbst puma. ed by this Society. Weed it la well I. ambostand that this Society cos do little moresbas lavestigato the moms at Peirrism. mid orgont plans for its pectratisa misers, The exetutioo of three 'plans mast, for the nut pert, rest with the pshlie. Dor lostAlstrios sod the coodiliell of see poositailow differ to wool important porticelionefrom the.. he Earoposet &ruttier. ..76ros eircaulauss ofdtiforsort wen shstk WINN Se nenSslline on owe resume% is soar prison if the musst of. sew population, aid os favisomilds oar iisothatioss generally, to the sacceadol mortises of oar citiseu, that If we lied voleetary peepers here, they asset ameasardy be soak to • depth of moral degradable hem which whinges@ raise them hot ite &rod 4 sellorieg. If their heads ore so dostitato of laseamiag pride earl else. voted (celiac, as to be inseasible to all there weeders to hides predroce, respectability, sod eves distioetheisodsleh exist is each &hoodoos@ here, aothing ma ruse them from their torpor bid the meal experience of the ineuvealeaces • at tutul emu pump. ly as legs, reigalMiess, by as aim Sake, bouvokoott, Model we luta or milieu these Mau vosioacm, which were dolma to be, aad if loft to their notord operstioo, would prove • moat wimilasome mewl discipline. Thug titian", of our tuatry, who by their ialemos sad prodigality. have brissetht poverty ea them. solves, see loos deserving catemboodies thee soy mime paupers. la precisely dm as.. Amu dud abs tonna of sagiajos from the evil nee *headset, Auld the inosatimi istelSeell of poverty be felt. Mr. K. masted out as.. defeete which existed is oar Institotiono sad laws. He insisted, at se=e length, epos the orneriest@ effects resulting front she loollicaey of our laws, to astute tie perforoommo of civil obligations; sbowient That the opsoadmi of this haulm of ewe lowa weal to weaken the prioetple of moral beauty. white he asserted to he gee of the sweetest lidextelits that Hods society together, and the poverty of our chimes was set the only wet the most calamitous eirosegoesce to ho preboadsil from Si.• The suspicions sad waist of "sou. lidooso of the rich, wild ultimately he mot by = huh" wad hatred of Me poor, Dail those moos which shall prostrate every iostitation, sacred we it. wisdom, nr ?emeralds fur Its antignity. mist adverted to the troargreaces of oar law aiskiag provision (or the uppers of the our. He showed that she migeocke society Dever sailed for that law,oust Mid or amid ruiy account for its &possums is oar statute by she woll.lioawa disposition of oar mouton es the laws of the mother mummy ism our own code. Ilit, roily cougammis of a kw made to provide for cells wild do aril ratio, was the redaction of thus very evil,. SIM& had boa the spored*. of the law is gustiest. The duet) gm of our poor population showed that the iperatlea otanolt • law sou eat native citizen, hod rot hero very prideloot; hat the knowledge of its mistreat had draws to oar skim oneltoodat• 4 foreigorra, whs t liodlug no pretties Weems WI bank for Washy sod roormuy, bad Sited oat ahem home ; sad &rug, without members, our streeis. Sins it was wit by increasing the umber of paupers -sly that • provides fur their perniaaeat relief was punicioos. The mutual deproduce of the human one upon nude, was windy mewed by Providsoce keep alive amid 11151. lam, &ad aioaromet she tondos; ot the Mums heart to seligaboras. Is this rummy the poor had • masoicous Opp; by having them always with us, they are • eluding =l to those sympathies of our aware, the are, onereise of ant ally proems, ladi,Hwl happiaess, but give* to amiss, be Gam impulse. Mr. [..rat sheered teat the 1.. disoreat anomise of prints boomokaeo hod the same effect 10,061liplyieo paopers,as a pormaead food for their relief; lowstioded by a reconsamsdatioa of Donor Chalons` Viof hod vidtation of the poor in k opus ; ris which l lsom patio* Minedoced lo our city, mid only required Ile amputates .4 ialluotial and bouvoleat citrus to rsheelilkitees*l oporatiem • He gave • macro& oodles of OPP6M4 led remaeked. that Dr. Chalmers had mused, forcible language of troth, irradiated with gelds., the Peraierpos effects of the various apparatus of charity ▪ Is the present age, have deluded osaahiad by their lanomiag appeanisee, which have kept the pro. anise to oar est, sod broken it to oar hop... Nnortroiss are the booeiroleat laNit«tiotu which ham lately sprang op I. Christiodent—splrodid are the sebum of charily with which we My bees amused—bet it remains • quotes whether these tory inatitatiou and mimeo have ant gime mom to Lod the vaulty of their protium sad framers, has to Woe She wretched, or returns the vicious.. It resaisa • questius 'whether the pernicious effects of these gorgeous displays, by seporsoloi private beemetraee, eau he behead by say good Mot lisimprodamid. Oa this subject let us rot deceive nor. schuss Mat outdoes charity which arrays deed before the piehlie merely to gratify a spirits of vanity, of nil atom. the mom disguising. cameo*, noon the whole, be of say melee to enabled. True charity is twice blessed—it Muesli set Italy him that receives but how that gives. To the pros autiosof this charity the system spokes of to aloe* hums obit; it has. bees tried—it has succeeded in acatioad, sad it it toped that our citizens will sot be osmium is laheess of colightesed beamokoce. The theuks or the Society were voted to Mr. Jennings for the gratuitous use of his room; and the Constitution of the Society was read for the information of the meeting, by the Rev. Case I Jones; after which the meeting adjourned. . - r Seetfee ef 'Cnoveation inotm,tiongotion of the Elbe; Alt say farther dhasemass 'epos a ie the Viet Wilt Proliably be otraidillf Ind Prerefftlee," of sheAetmee for six Oinks; dig POW lead to Mr Sir thermealt3- The grievalesi complained el by f3nerfrriniest of Anton Coetheo teapot recur hirer and with respect to the iademaity it cloisnar Fee shat w Wt. this may has arranged by ▪ separate conmakion Weems the toe partiei. stow Vu sexes:. aesualtir 'lO. ACcording to accounts from 'Widdin, the army of tknTurks in Bernie bad occasioned some diner. dee ; shot province is, however, triaged. On the caption of Cassandra by the Turks (which they noon lost again), they took only ton coupon sad made WO prisoners, who were immediately beheaded. At &leak:hint! was apparently triageil. The dis tortions of the public peace were severely punished. issue. JANUARY S. A sadden indispoeition of the Prince Chancellor of State excited greet alarm. nbich is, however. now removed, ea the dramernegstit: The public eona deuce is ib intimat4ltcolmeited with the Prince Chancellor, that the tirmatest apprehension of • change has a great effect on peoples' minds. It is with Justice that the lam of the Chancellor is looked upon as one that would be irreparable at this mo. meat, when Europe is on the eve of great events, end the weight which' Prussia het in the political scale must contribute to the decisive result. The change which has lately taken place in the Ministry of a great foreign Power is the more deserving of et. tentionnfall the other Powers, as the language held in ' the oddrees to the Sovereign which led to this change ' was (kr from expressing those principles of peace and moderation which might well have been ex. pected to be permenest after se much melancholy experteace of the illusions of a false glory. In the internal administration the Prince Chancellor has hitherto understood the difscult act of iutroducing improvements and corrections gradually, without violent innovations, and as it were arising of themselves as necessary consequence, of the wants Of Ike mantel, and he possessed at the sante time an imequelled talent of conciliation in uniting the various interests, which in • state without great coo. stitutional bodies especially cram each other iu the higher department of the edministratiop. stases. JANUARY 8. Three students, of the Ile OM of Bandeau, Krebs, sod Koch, had conceived the bold plea itf forming a bend of robbers in Italy, and for this purpose had already persuaded a number of students, between seventeen and nineteen years of age, to accompany them thither. By various robberies and burglaries they had already got together 400 Fix dollars, which sans wee found in the 'possession of Koch. Bendeener, a young men of a bud morel character, was to be the captain of the proposed baud. ea' they were to set out as soon as they had got tere.r thee-4,000 dollars, which they bad hopes of *mem. , plishrog is a short time. This plan, which woolii have plunger, many parents lets affliction whose sons were engaged in the plot, wits happily discovered. Koch and Krebs. have beeikexpelled from the Gym. milieus at Joachims-that, but received into another, where They are placed under strict superiatendeoce. Bendemer has disappesred, and is sought after by the police on account of robberies since committed. It is well known that professor Jahn. among his . gymnastic exercises, introduced it game which be called the Banditti and the Travellers; sonic per. sons suppose that this game so much pleased the !ehttiest. in question, that they resolved to practise it is earnest.—(dligesarine Zaftig. January 18.) 1:H, WTI S I-1 PRESS. lON DON, THURSDAY. JANUARY 31. len. . An article of considevable interest is given in our preceding columns. It is the Report of the Society for the Prevention of Pauperism in New Yatk. ' Perhaps there is no subject of political easessoy, es relating to this country, atieuded with gamer difficulties, and Upon which information is acre derirab!e. This is sufficiently obvious flout die obstacles encoeutred by every Legislator who has attempted to nsodiry and ameliorate our present system. The reader will be surprised to kern' that in the city of New York alone there are not fewer than 10,000 paupers subsisting upon cha rity, and that well-graeoded fears are entertained of their increase. Um caws/sustai:e has alarmed the people of America, iho, seeing the enormous amount of the poor-rates of England, seem desirous to arrest the evil in its progress, acd avoid the dreadful extremity iu which this country is now placed. To those persons whose attention is peril calmly directed to this subject, the New York Repot -any possibly afford some useful hints. • Mr. Tazoooos Homo', the Gre►k merchant at Monetll.4,, km been obliged to per • ransom of 1044000 from* (6,0001. sterling) far his father, who was oworied off from Up.* by tbe•Trsrks. , •J MIME We had lately entertained sanguine hopes that the state of Ireland wits beginning to chew some symptoms of improvement, and that the spint of disturbance which had so long agitated the county of Limerick was beginning to subside into traaqail lity. The advicrs of the few last drys have mu. pktely dispelled this expectation, and we now on. happily find the errideuces of a riotous disposition not only strongly confirmed in the southern counties, the scene of its origin, but appearing even in the east and centre of the island, in the counties of Dublin sod Meath. There is sourethiug is the state of the peasantry of Irelend at the present moment not very iutelligible ; some secret influence working upon their minds sod driving them upon deeds that are opt merely injurious to the objects of their violeace; but destroctive to their own immediate and (stare ~~~ MN The GoveNsetst ,ft, *owl .01.4 ha with the fthereept eittattetp* in therefore„ 1,.. oi r ook. AsAppl, effiertioes iorreekieee. We eve firoly peraeaded that io ainely-oine in.taaces eat or every loopeed with a belief that some danger is threatebed _NERARE,II*B *meats, and, that jit 'tisk& is tasselismoly assembling to mist the Miss of tine laskoriars. Military power is emtlhijiMlol,olll.o. beirll4t they are acting eyes a,yM orsirlf-defence. The peasants of the etroutp of• Cork were tranclail and well-conducted isti,pOess,- lensboate event at Clonakilty, in which tusks.** • excise officer undertook, according So his owe Malmo • went of the transaction, to l arrist a man spots • charge. of illicit dissillatioo, mad to Possamod • party of is experienced yeomanry to fire upon • crowd of pep. pie who were clamorously demanding the prisoner's. release. The unfortunate prisoner was shot, mod more accounts than one attribute his death tait hands of the officer who commanded the detaiM. meat of the yeomanry. It was almost immediately after this unhappy affair, into which no inquiry up. pears as yet to have been instituted, that we find Lord BANTRY engaged in an affray of his own seeking with • large body of the peasantry, and is .1 • day or two afterwards Mr. Henan ETRE, free %sworn, encountered • body of the peasantry, the same, we presume, as defied Lord BANTA! from the summits of their hills. The moil coach was then attacked for the first time for the purpose of obtaining fire...irons. The state of their military prrporsOtiens, and the circumstance of their having bat ore gun in the entire assemblage, prove, as we think, very sufficiently that their insurrection, as it is called, was not the result of previous deliberate arrangement. If • conspiracy hostile to the Govern ment had devised the notion of a rebellion against the State, it is not likely that the conspirators would have caused their scheme to be so soon dis closed by as open appearance in the field or on the mountains, for the purpose of attacking a Noble man and a party of the King's troops, without first obtaining the very necessary supply of at least a couple of guns. Lord BANTair is • very active Magistrate, but it may not be always prudent to seek an opportunity of displaying energy of ohs. ratter. His oppeaVance in the pass of the Glen. near Bantry. with a party of soldiers, was no doubt viewed by the peasants as so ominous occurrence, foreboding evil to themselves and their families. A flame is more easily excited than allayed : but no state of tranquillity can be viewed with confidence as permanent, if it be the painful result of mere military force. It is Nan the Order of the Council declaring certain districts in the counties of Dublin and Meath in a state of disturbance, and 1,4'45441g as extra force of pol.ce, that we are apprised of the progress of disaffection into those parts of the king dom. We had not previously heard of any sets of violence committed that bore a character so satins as to require a remedy so alarming. It is net M►s presumed, f.om the distance of these pieces No the present scene of disturbance in the south of Ireland, that any direct communication is maintain ed between the rioters in the respective places, se that there subsists between them any commusitty of purpose. A Flanders Mail has arrived with Papers from Brussels to the 46► I► inst. They contain accounts from Constantinople to the 49th December, it which :time there had been an extraordina►y meeting of the Divan, but it had broken up without coming IS any determination respecting the Russian shl. tam. The report, therefore, that the whiners's, had been accepted on the 18th, sit confidently asserted and repeated in some of the papers, upon the ■tledged authority of positive advice. received by the Levant Company in London, iv totally desti tute of foundation. Rumour appears very busy at the present me• ment in Penis. To the report. prevalent in that city, noticed iu our Pieper of yesterday, we now add the following :—" The Emperor A LIZA te DEA, it is said, has expressed his high dissatisfaction with the late change in the C.binet, sod the manner io which it was effected. A dispatch was received on Friday by the Russian Ambassador, dated St. Petersburgh. on the 15ili or the 7th instant, in which his Imperial Majesty desires it to be intimated to the French Government, that he views with pain the dismissal of the Duke of Rictigttgo, and that whamever may be the consequences to France of the forquetoo_af a Ministry like the present, lie considers himself as absolved from all engagements to interfere be. tween the Bengtson. and the people. The Duke of Montagu, who, *loiterer may be his defects, is universally allowed to be of a frank and loyal .cha. racier, has, it is said, great reason► to complain of the want of directness, if not of positive insincerity, on the part of Nomura, who produced the late change, and may probably have communicated his treatment and feeling' to his Imperial protector. This declaration of A LXXANDZII may perhaps have given rise to the report about changes in the Cabinet.'•—lf solemn engagements between Sove reigns can be thus abruptly disoolved at the pleasure of our of the parties, they must be of little value. Whatever dissatisfaction may have been excited in the mind of the Emperor AtAXA ?IDES by the late change of Ministry in France, it is not probable that he would express himself so strongly in interference in the domestic Airing of a foreign and indepeudeut State. Oa Tuesday evening. after the breaking up of the Cabinet Council. Mr. VIOEIIIII4 the King's messenger. was sent off with dispatches to Italy. A special Court of Common Council will be held this day. to coosider the report of the Com mittee of General Pavans, misuse to the dis turbance at Knightsbridge ea the 26th of Assist hist, and the atiuutes of.evideuce thereon. lilt : ,--.., ; „,„-_,H . , yr- , ...:„.- ........ :-.• • , 4, 4% . '.) • NAILS llgamstititit • Dello or Derogative WI Brifg l 4o;epr Kos Woke' ehie dop to Newlin et .Ikrat„.4%. rant Berodx ; sell le expected at tows te.morats. lb. Deteoer thieteis of Rictuses/ sod tte lota era waved pemerrimy at their. boom Weievloispleee; sh. Dote a brifordie mat, Wawbore Abbey. Mrs Draw Newehester I. (Monied to arrive se Mop* pext et the Claresides Hetet. front hp aim. Rierlislieni Cowrie, Hooltegiloostira • Earl *liitworeb sod Ilse Deetralopf Dorset are especial is tows ou from tbrir seat. look, Real. Tie Cossileis of Harrowby pd Lady Mary loin arko o ,, rival is bowl front their vest le firefeereehore. The Dote sod Dodos* of Rieloaried sad - family are ri pened we town far she ries low es Metaday er Tomas, bell from their seal. capsehresik be.... The Aral of Jersey hoe left lose Heataisabel. BY laadship is expected to esteem so Semisq, oboe ha reM te. stein • few daps, aril thee set of for Palm. Lord Brieros arid the Hes. Ni... lefsp esr expeMed tows to-moerew for the seams from Noir sem, Went Ls*" Becks. .Freettland Lewis. Esq. M.P. mid Mo. Laois tam let op Claresdes Hotel, Beed-street,os a vial to ,Lsed limykesets, ratio emit. Autry Rod, Ewes. The fowl of deadeartioph left his asst, Seedbeak, Berk. shire, us Nasdaq, ore a roar. ar Thome' Lethbridge, Bea. M.P. arrived yesterday oe the Lemke Hoist, Albemarle attest, freer his seat is Uoes. shire. N. amid Meal. &slaw left arils Le their au i. Rent. Lard mid Lady Newport left Leaseisoles, Warwiekahies, so Mrsiday, fee their met seer Riarderibass. Tb. Hos. C. Cavesdish has arrived at his faitim's Nord G. N. Carraidisk) semi Halter, Laentabirv, from • Mr. Mr. and Mn. These sae nod Seerity arrived yesterday at Thopre's Hotel, iladteki-eqsare, from their mot is Yolk shire. Lupien Brooke, Esq. has arrived at Coolies's Held, Lower Brook.areer, from Cheshire ; also the Rev. Me. Brougham from dello. Mr. Rosh and Lady Cope arrived yesterday at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street, from their seat, Fir Grove, limo. ford Bridge. Lori and Lady Kier and family are a:peeled is tows res Tuesday next for the season, from their mat °Mims, Surrey. We understood the E.rl of ALBINAILt WM' shortly lead to the alter Mies Hun LOEB, a orsir to. Idiots of Mr. Cotta.—(Norseick Mertory.i On Friday lad Sir C 11•111.11 STUART, dwi - Ifitiw• fish Ambassador at Paris, awl his Lady, eithdriNir the fashionable circle of that city with a magnified); ball and supper. The Counters of Jenson, the Merchioness of Dowusutas, the Ladies Htt.t, nail all the distinguished English families seeder* is Paris, were present. The Earl of Roots is said to be the Noblemsa appointed to move the Address to his MAJESTY iu the House of Lords, on the opening of the Session of Parliament on Tuesday nest. It is understood that Mr. It. CLAY', Member for Ludlow, will be the mover, and Mr. C. Due comma, Member for Newport, Isle of Wight, the seconder, of the Address to echo to the Speech sa the flirt day of Parliament. It is reported in the political circles, that the Marquis of WATiIIIFOID is to be created au Irish Duke. The Meyer and Corporation of Cork have pre. rented the freedom of that city in a gold box to the Marquis %Verreaute, and is a silver boa to W. Gou LIU RN, Esq.; a promptness of attention which is highly creditable to the loyal character of that city. The Lords Lientenant of Ireland since the Union are Earl of Hardwick', Duke of Berk ford. Duke of Richmond, Viscount Whitworth, Earl Talbot, and Marquis Wellesley. M•aTvaDoM or KING CHARLES I.—Yrster. day bring the anniversary of the Martyrdom of the above pious Monarch, the same was observed at the Chapel Royal, and other places of divine worship, with the usual solemnities. It was also observed as a full holiday at the public slices. On Saturday ee'saight, as the Lady of Mutat. Unmans, Esq. of Branches Park, Cowhop, was accompanying him on a morning ride through the village, on their entering a farsa.yard a horse began kicking furiously at that on which Mrs. Useotuu rode, and before he could be driven off, we ore greatly concerned to soy, his hoof struck Mrs. Useoatta with such violence est* fracture her kg, arid she fell to the ground. The ferocious am nial continued kicking, and broke the saddle to atoms, considerably injuring the other horse. We rejoice to learn that the lady is likely to do well.--. (Barg St. F.danued's Paper.) We are happy to learn that two of the sops of Admiral WILSON have nearly recovered from their injuries, and the third is considerably better, but greet fears have been entertained for his life. Some of our readers, we believe, are not apprised of the occurrence to which this refers : it mai as follows On the 14th moon, as the three sons of the Admiral were passing along the outside of a core►t, attend ed by a boy, a dog which they hod with them ran into the wood, sod touched the wire of a sprii g gun, which went off, and part of the corrrr•ist; lodged in the head of Doe of the young geortleineo. whose life was endangered, wounded the lower part of the body of the second, and slightly hart the third. The boy was shot in the baud. An extraordinary flow of water, without any sp• parent impulse but that of spring tide., occurred at the morning sad afternoon tides of Saturday lot (516th instant) along.the northern coast of this county. The sea rose from four to five fret per pendicularly above the usual height of the highest spring tides, overflowing the banks and marshes, snit in some sit uatious, Maoist iug the cottages. which border the shore. The wind blew frnur the N.V. and was fortunately light, as, bad it blown from that quarter with violence. the moat dierstroos con sequences mast base resulted. The only serious damage we have yet learned is at Iteculver. where the mere action of the waves against the west stile of the cliff occasioned a conarderable portion to shoot down, and more particularly at the north-west angle of the burial-ground of the old church, which has exposed to view culEas with the mouldering ►e• maim of mortality suspended. as it were, in •• 1115 midway air," between their parent earth and tl.e Gazette.) 1., ties „....„1.-- ~... , ...„„ L. • i - ON/!L1ighlf#111140 —.......--. I raehtra ten Brifiv*„, pods, 1 dip to thetillar o f • le expected in tens towtorreir. 1 dais a Richmond sad the I.,s,r i a iii 1 ay st their boom to Waterlos.pleeer‘d die seat, Wearboro Abbey. 1 ortester is tepees's' to arrive es 111--y 1 doHotel.. Vothi-Ortel, from his " o p. • I . Hooltsgolonotire& 1 sad the Doefirtspf Decoct Cr. 'spa t t e d 1 k from lin seat, Rode, Real. I Harre°4 sad UdY NM adder Mew. heir met In Siailhnitehore• t wheal of Rictmand sod - family ere es- I Hoe eft ion ea Nottday or Tends, bell I manned, classes. ley hex left lone -he theatmosbel. ins 4 to retorts se Sersiny, when he rod et. ii hes set of for Now the Hes. Mimeo lefty oar rammed to 0 se the senses from time alai, Weser d h , lisq. 1111. P. sod ihn Lewis have let th e • tl sed-street, so ot vial to Lord Ilseybroolm, Rod, Rows. • to hares& left his sisst, Ilsodbest, lake it es a wow. I Inidae, led. M.P. arrived yesterday et' 11 Albemarla-street, from his seat is Dos- e a.S. &shoe lilt hits be Asir slat is [enamel left Loatainsies, Worniebahies, II w seat seer Ilinosiembass. modish has arrived at his hakes pad ors. Halter, Luca/him, from • leer. Isse4B4 nod honly arrived yesterday at lesteley-eqsare, from their sot is Task- r. Req. has arrived at Coalson's Hetet, 4, hall (Ariake . also ohs Rev. Me. la. ad, Cope .hived yesterday at Rirkbases li k-sheet, from their seat, Fir Grove, um. r.iltif and family are expected is tows se the season, fry, their mat Genoa, _. ._. _ id the Earl of ALBINAILa lAN' to alter Mrs Rattan, a afar te. 111 tote—/Norwich Alereary.) is it Sir C 5•111.11 STUART, the-1114.• B at Paris, aryl his Ludy, eultemileir to ircle of that city with a magnificent • 1 4 •. The Counters of JERAST, the in tb loWasulaS. the Ladies HI LI.. and shed English famthes student is tli mi. ate Rouse is said to be the Nobl eman is re die Address to hie MeJeseir Ur CFI lie >rds, on the opening of the Session cs ri Tuesday next. cb id that Mr. It. Cat's, Member for ele s the mover. sad Mr. C. Due. ma r for Newport. Isle of Wight, the lor , Address in echo to the Speech is Gls 'vehement. ropy I in the political circles. fist the is ,ceueoeh is to be created au frith sPi mil sl Corporation of Cork have pee. chi •ni of this city in a gold box to the tto ISLET, and ia a silver box to W. tht q.; s promptness of attention which lid ble to the loyal character of dist rib nil Limatenant of Ireland since the Coi .1 of Hardwick', Duke of Bed. ail Richmond, Viscount Whitworth. •Or al Marquis Wellesley. fill OF KING CHARLES I.—Yrster. o w mriversary of the Martyrdom of the io much. the same was observed at the dot and other places of divine worship. lwr demonic'. It was also observed as Pal the public offices. itil at oe'saight, as the Lady of Resat ca . of Branches Park, Cowlisp, VI leg him ors a morning ride through . Nal their entering a form.yard a hone x i furiously at that oo which Mrs. Pit , and before he could be driven eve ly concerned to say, his hoof struck 6 1 with such violence es to fracture her roc I to the ground. The ferocious sat. frsl kicking, sad broke the saddle to 's r ably iujuriog the other horse. We fan that the lady I. likely to do natl.—. li i , mad's Paper.) pa r to learn that two of the mos of tali IN have nearly recovered from their wig e third is considerably better. but iiivri been entertained for Ins life. Some ruff we believe, are not apprised of the Lily tich this refers : it oat as follows : Aes4 mut, as the three sons of the Admiral nog the outside of a covert, attend- 1 dog which they hod with them ran On Dud touched the wire of a ' w og 4 310 nt off, and part of the cositems .t io , aid of Doe of the young geetieweo, Vb. ndangered, wounded the lower part k the second, and slightly hurt the :tog f was shot in the hand. 0 tary flow of water, without soy spy hail but that of spring tides, occurred at wet 4 afternoon tides of Saturday feet nes t along.the northern coast of this .o.d sea rose from four to five fret per- 'NI ore the ueual height of the highest % so , rill:ming the banks and marshes, soil .first Nis, insulating the cottages, ohsch V r. The wind blew from the N.W. i ag , defy light, as. had it blowu from tiles h violence. She most disastrous con- .ii is . base resulted. The only serious See.' e yet learned is at Render:. where ib t a . 1 of the waves against the west wile uwo rationed a considerable portion to try st I more particularly at the hutth.west (tie, pal-ground of the old church, which ~., is view cation with the itioulderieg re. n e " My susittoodetly as it were, in •• the .1 4 otweea their pareut earth and tl.e •II A Gazetre.) -11