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■ I I , _ 'teiitioul . . 4hir 4iii i ii. i .. ., , t l- !.44x ' -.' - , wialistiou. smiled . for so imme diate Btseus; / ,, Wow sifi the . Romeo Cistfotie claims, and Oreed. soltrieolrguntersts to chew that such immetyaiq dies,. letstOilfiy will disc f il leslat r d to he the. soost.sitoctowse' rik . 4tii,:. tie. c al t iLl , Wisceetlesl• :to 'proowtAbli tisk ,assaiifloient woo fres Nom all tlinse ,,, ohjettioog, .whiebaoplied to the ressolution, and while it cop. 'protrtilied no principle, it Ives calculated, at least, to , ' . tl the. way of succi l as. Is vested it discre- 'oss, distinguished advocate, Mr. Pissokett, ' If 1 0., 41us.aliseusasow , of our claims • at any of ,she 4itliewes•iretfastrrised most favourable. . 'it' BO ddtshitalbat'ilie persOtt brat Calews - 4 ....,,tofelciie . ‘ that diicretion we. Mr; Phtu4ettlr' l , ; Or. - 110wley nomounced a high. oonoeyrig. Jr. Plunkett, to onion, be *midi' tbioiCatbo tt W debt • deep or gratibid4 t h Aorditl-11‘s 4ftthat eleeVatholier were - 'WON 'ON Mho efit ialk lir "fa a discr s ition for . their owo tit initer.:-. ••:, 1... t... • -Is vs,- . ' ... r. Moon,. Ihwoght thot the two resolntioqo alight' be psesedlaistliout any incousistertcyi. - ' ' 'O'Citterioa.t. said, that he never rose with pleasure uFil•tausy'tformer occasion.. than on present. He was PS tidied that the Hone% ,Stas antics would be esorocipated novei• if pets amongst themselves (ltd. Ant prevent it, iv outthat be would point A ecinrse which ' ki , ri .; to. Mr. O'Cooor the object of hit s L Be congratulated the meeting 'olio* the prOgier; which had h'rn made: a Petition had been.ogreeil on ; " nod," said he, " I hope I am nor Libby of impropriety in the temple of my -Pod, Wilijsrilt4 ing God that our object in propariug a.Prealltfift has been. attained by unanimity." He , cowrotwo A :listed the resetting si . the fart that the ptopooed Acts of Parlisment in favour of Emancipatilstt did• not encroich on the religious tenets:Or itiaatairites of the itsimso Catholics. Pailiatoeut isto,wiried'' on the poilit that the disoubassces I nswoositatarlroos :4 • the poverty and distresses of the peasotatiqt• • By.. w h a t m ir ac le see those creatures to be rt'llill is, three weektio,ul l ,l'it'bi the drawite; of i 1 tottery? —(Laugliver.)—s-The disturbances may last seven"' tears! Why not petition, theilefure, immediately ?, ' Why postpone the isstesition to dos° ? Newt . yoair certain distill-hence. may be disibeerest; a tidos. proctor may be killed in one phice,illecipt. R ock's '• notice be ported in another. Oh! yei. thitnsay * lnip• ' pen, and therefore don't petitioua—(A.lisugh.).-tlos, less the Catholics of [school are implicated in the disturbances. 'why pompon. diecossion,?-•-(Ap ',louse.) —lf you do not petition immediately, you • will furnish your enemies with the •rgunieut ' against ion, that you were afraid to do co. Out word relative to the dirturbasices: costemptible. creatures they must be who create thene.--wrilehes _ who keep them alive—fools at well as madmen. without alst, and without any legitimate ohject..-1. I trust that some plain. honest man, who may wear merely coarse broad cloth, will commuoicate that he who was never sold, and could not be bonght—he who would sacrifice the last drop of his Mood . in the service of his countrymen, and smile while it flowed from him, bids the misguided wretches to uhstain from crime ; and thsthe who violates the laws, And dips his bands iii -blood, is the greatest enemy. of his country. Let us not, there fore, shrink from the instant entreaty fur our rights =lst us not fear to urge them. On the proposition of Mr. Howley and Mr. H. O'Connor. it was agreed that the hitter gentlemilw , should withdraw hi. amendment, on the untletha standing that it should receive the support of Mt: O'Connell and the gentlemen on Ins side of the House, when put in a substauttal form as a reisolutian. ' The original motion was then pot from the Chair, and carried. Mr. 11. O'Connor'. motion was also put mid carried. A Petition to his Majesty, praying for his gra cious interposition in behalf of the claims of the Irish Roman Ca th olics, was subsequently agreed on, unit a Committee of eleven getitieineu was de puted to prepare the same. t,t Au he* 1 1 I'r. advt.; dlle. thew Natio . ire hie kw t AK 7 gs 1 s,, ,• : " Thaw have bee* eel; "Ik ie.' lit WuPtiiiitetit ow 1. 8 % .' t .. mod hiereauttliv of ttillitatecliliillitelf !Pi lite fared' s ., immb.ine .eel. . 1.• i.i.i.ati.l, 1 , 01 . 491 ••I VIII win 14.1 it - . to , - ,► . 0, la oeimetereteoei`at ilie •14iptiet I 'tail ' Ore, ' &lieu*. • Palest Reattee tone forth** PkiVeek . VAC of f.nhdri Ceti ad... the aim lake* frees liii ebehtlidtAtli;llk Reit. • re. Iffe:roiter, sod Not 11' liver , Ha R. Ifalhillt Illitiretiii .etli aid lA' f ' ' rt'iheye." • m -• •,,,,,, •. tc ~, ttMstli Z " P i lti s eptlif „ • 'theist botbi,''it e il seicagef Mat to ipjore • . '..t• eft/Web • inapying thet, ity say s:fack Or at irosplr '`'Wet 'CAtilejimedWorse most be inevitable destructign to ' theme. Tlief,inwever, swore they .owlet make the stirs's*, At lewirti, imperil by the archaising distress of Mr* 1.09 d Cher :traitor Ladies, Ihrtr .I..skied from carrying into •Nees,chwitr. ding*, Intent. l livey tick imalod fur, some spirittorlock. •L''' abet fort'sfaii•Opi,tWukli the tett Pis most severe,,,rut. • said "Ho stoney Of, vlOted ‘ et eanannitiun tbri p mest , ' *het.'" The Kt the ffielielts plonitsred from detachments. '644hp 41111 y regimeutA.:4lilelk • ;lately ,Wiptchell throw* thee • port of the corinfty.' The leaf, x roinfsfelftlll aditwsormwtp pt /rew . 'elleflasetbe . Fleandy wit•Ttelk, mid Ca am 'unshed - ' , M ..re a; busy as invisible meeting the people •boi%Umi diyho o ty, andlowards Shanbspyroore. ,ar polo, la (4),,,,,,1ue5iee of tbeirketivity, are extremely • +11411141/ked by the keel order, who wail pot be istisfied to pip • ' thectsites for throl. periwig elm 'gives aertmainoditieee'' or is of any yervicc to them, Is mash% of having ...pow dew ' ' colnisitterisn him. "fire police are sow, is ar 04 in !batched house 0014 to Buiteespc, which will certainty Be . • *sorbed the noSment they leave it, it font beGre. The rage 441. the peasantry js soAreat, that thejpolice are obliged to Immx,, 'et g perry cArsoldtilvdiii witiell them *eery night. ' InsebordinytinoVinikkb increased in the neighliosrhowd.l of Trate, where thetsii nightly noteting.of the insurgewlek The Paper* elf Neal town s rieite a list of thirteen houses the, • hays been broken lute la that part Ot the rutin ty, from slime, ' the ifisaffeeted enceeedert in *skins twenty two stand of time.. sod seamnsitlon. 44 A't Kilts thruiskeisltistand on Fads*, . • orglo. A few days ago •iiighly respeettable gentleman, neer 'Kiln , larnty, was requested histenantry to attend on Thuirdey lest, and that till to,A MOP would lake the oath of eller'. Roc,. He aceurSingly repaired thee, but in.tead of per.. forming their proailtse; thaw they •retrived furl beg orders from Captaitkileek not I. de say act except they oil }reduction-of Kolortisoff Mistromspoist be freed Goodall de scription of tithes 4411.1hiteli. 4 .44417.00 Twenty.eils At of orsoctimiliffboos by the well. dj•Plased. to Ills • Ibifte.4lllllllp4md Samuel Coilis, Esq..), Barrow,. .• • - it 'The Howie satMoopli Monststik • Voialmir, 'sweet on fire l e y the rebels, awe bossed slows at DongeKr. comely Kerry. Jobu Conner, .14daitE Is * the estate of Thomas S. Rice, Esq. kI.P. returning from the fair of Itatlikenle. where he was telling some misillefieminiet by a party of !maligns, wbu beat him so cruelly tboisilleo left Me lon dad. . . Tbe Clerk of the ileimlecieseeded yesterday at the Semitic* at Newcastle, to nolissoeffrrolsoldo, but set we witlividnal would come fornwd.-'beetienripenee of retesting notices from "Captain Reek" 40t to so. This-is the second in terruption of a al arr. Captain Koek having de nounced the freebolim k et wlrwmewtliher, who also atternlcal to big instruction. -141. • • • C ATHOL:C 4001te rAt - - NEE rhv G. b . (From tbe Dublin Rpm of Tll4sraday.] This meeting took place yesterday at half-past one o'clock in Derintrakettreet Chapel. Sir THOMAS Eil/ONDS wilt called to the Chair. • Mr: O'Coests If , Secretory,. staled, that a Yeti... titin to Parliament,44aViog for a f eiwol of the petrol - law.s . oiret;ting those who; profess the Roman Catholic fen Wellocriday night * last, about seven o'clock, Mr. religion, hill been prepared by coovent of a meet. Mownint:ford, grocer, of Chepstow, uo his tasty to Bristol, say. Bet ween the Bark Hone luau and Compton, Glonces talc of the body, held ow Tuesday at ff'Ari . '.. ser.b.re, knocked off his horse by a blow from a hatchet, or Mr; Minos read die. Resolutions which hod I sone oilier .harp instrument, and rubhill of a red pocket. been passeU by the Committee at the some time.; hook, in whirls terve 200 11. stoles, principally of the (Thep . whetif which war roar., Monmouth, and Abergavenny Bank.; about 4001. in "Tturt.we deers it esoestiol to oar bonour and toter's( 51. aid 101. notes, of the Chepstow and Monmouth Hanks; That our Petition abovid have as speedy • diseustave os p c .: Agee 10f. Rank of F.s.gland note; a ti 11,1114. bag, containing , , . .early 351, in silver and 111. in gold, tusking together 61111. itAde doting the present Session of Partivoient." 04. 6 a i s i s i aitt a hst the Withers tied Mr. Monningoos to a tree, in Mr. Huse O'Couwoa was es mosionn ifeerdwid4bitl:o6., drat a i t re t : tie hee s tg ag b, r f ouod he vLin s a l fze: r a . r d els. he l b t ad is also ~ honour and interests of the • Catholtes of as any man in the assembly—beet. said he, 'we tondo with *event! persons as she P l i i ssnage Haase; and the Olt. mit to discard prudence. The Resolution liwooleve turning upon anise of the late robberies, be un ittingit I. mu about to move as on Amendment, Irweradly im.sitsesseal that he lad a Jorge limn or looney t.il.uly cbfftus from that which you hire IwUrd w al i vi tit t ils• and isnifind esd a do: he 'Wald not he rubbed. Ni'. .... 1 111P art ere st : 1 01111717 1 ; ) ,111 the head, but is read. Oar cause ll a stable- our ; but the dant of as* itoopireee,/, bun . . . I - I/I4 $: 4 • MI r NM lIMI 1,1111111W4i. . ... . Htiove tool. AO aameo, sari OMB As potatoes that moderation alone, or too much impatience, if you were is Idls LW the Israes wall al" sways sad the like the word better, can render it • bad one. 1 hew fa their hives destroyed or eassjoi on. All this was the rig that, in a late debate in the Holt.' of Coin- HC labour of Sunday, and on lifemisp. Ilse cows. and a horse . L c l i birs of Ireland, and the tof great value, were publicly embed o ff the lends by an ydian' to t s . • ie armed party of th ese savages , to th e mounta i ns; also a ei ... . - a etettlib partion of. the The large licit of hay, of swat if ee, was regularly distributed e liftr g . r ef,titate obunlit ntitge any situ- &clod' among the insurgents or their friends. The valuable loneg . • 1 . .14 Sotlfhlieo, The oistisges tul the Lori timber has ales been Oaken away. Yesterday am senses! large body a inanrgents rissviiihkd wri . i ''',... ',.;._:"e11 . Jytexicra . all co politic . . 4 . ,... c.16 rr1i g t0 . 0, I j0 tb .. 1 . r . . on a bill is the hares, of Entry. sod remained is &Marra- eau are . 1 " "7'.. 1 .V.... 1 1 ." all "".”.-srciea"..tht. it t ole, .. L.? ,I!! ........-- «.. lif Mc dho aJtMer. , i , .7 11 1.11%; ; i iii."l6r4 ;sh iligalligira".""fr ii - rit Jimmie, ibottafired is the. limo ' lution idiot read, a- prudent otle: 4 ribtal: 'Wee ( =ig• '''' • • . fAiliatillalkiifitia S.W. niausimipi _ irei 4Aggis take tbsithertv ... if . m ! iyj u g, as as ./unfi4. r- DO'' Oa —JlM :zi gpoet Doyle' S (tie 'hil'Alallenilled to the care or the - `Ai r ' ..'vrt illi e g i l i afte r l i r " 4oiu * gill . : 11 : . ' Right . Non. 71 : Evil 0.-Ftwounehntore, to he presented to d„ et i, N . toilt amiwyolyggog f r f igis e 7 0 Aseisio.hil, ihe of oh c o me , 44 ...,„ 4 , ,by his Lori Iship, and alio of the Right s o 11 , ........:1.,„ 4,,, " A r a'i ll mi t , b m ar a i r "F"rt# P iliteL in c " r4 • min; vicc..P.7.410. 4,64 .4....0,0 to the eonsiderstosie N . Cbellailial a y Laid s• ! '' "Oil tadnalykrafiltll4l . - i i; e l 4 'll7l 4W i dilreseee t a ine t u l Tsh il eil eu ctst C le Ai rs im u m :r al an 9 l ost — r t r ilal espel lit tfol use req ul urv i t e , S tkA ho" . ;ley "- 4 - ' Mr. .• ' fees** Whew la this ireiokbbititi . of. itettittli SO Ina ma y . be pleased to underiiki to 'present them at web pda, Carnal .. illiffiliiiNlikhe net j il t a set .11P HiVvili4l,4ll hind , rialto in . the reseal hessian as may • •ppesr to 'Wei 4hi IM Ad ji —t. 'Plegi l dlt ue "i l " l "' l 4 ll 44 l ' ll ghat .". 11 " 14 1 stwiii.id iriqra,tionivaciol to ilia Caittelie iaterests." i. 4 ' 14 . 0 ' 1 i a' ,:4 , re. , : - ' ' Air. Dalltacuit sec led thewinondtriestii• v.. '. ' 7- •Pl'iti — ailiii — eastraillet illisli4maesetaai appeased is the .. ,-.... .. L ...._ I nt HOU Oat *pit that Ave se. lc. *ea, irees settee kyr ibis day , Mr. ti'LOONO. Lruft the/116 , 0 wet the inert .. ibilk 7 lial ilk Ante sad : li ger t roiD i n i s it' she p r o em o w ....of the word's spesilyX.iii the Resolution" , doe s not t The • All Ope 1119110ellia,Chsectiotilys,6* Use: 'was,* ,as, alit twit .1a .isecersiry 'urge :Listil Doncioglimore- Or Kr.. : earin l 'ildrThtiPt . " ll *i'ill' 4 4,l ‘ ~1 144. .1ihmy.1 0 , 4 414"tibr• Pliotett to takevt "Weedy" opportuiliti pt art. P • , / '''=" ale s e4. k nil "a l . OP m . n ,."....ri , M4P f 46 I mr " " ll 's' lilile'lhe'sPetition 'l4l7it"t a rie I.egi.lai tire.. 1; ro. !!`g h _•l l ii ht 'llitlhaarher, iri tithay, awn iss bag-hole ", „ ithietAritlt drift' ii, titre, 40.000. ~ ~ • ~.. . 1 . 4 14E 1 tittWtsal i stated .his objections to the origi- - hipAtor'uottie'i •,. liosA scar Neweasiki, , nasolunraii; he thought that it appeaviid to i wn. ego' wig tamp& . 6;fig 11 ,,1 ' li m . f , ) f gre runty the eaptsinw eisdiestion ageing charges which had nut "n i . I .oh. . aped -' ll ____, T :2 . s liali (41 .a ... 41 . 114 00, 00 4 w 4 iigiOneled• if . ' been Anode ag a inst the Catholic., end i' to rlol".' '".. -- 1! 1 11,14,„..4"41&44tAid Oar ' iroccine en cectivittion, where nano had hues pre. '. ' ' v a s ;:'...,: 1 4 4 26 111 ,: i1 iard ' 4 if 6. el l Vir s s * ". • ' ew "" u " '' feprd. IX I , l'n ks•J . .ns if, ~we ,ati Noosed • that .in a Lefty 'flit •;"*".11 t We ea sig' 4 l:l; l lllt.l44. itt. ' F. , a..: cortoits debate sae,/ad bees wised op Ohl, the i n o b se , a or dittaltagiakstase britit %. „Ihts peso ay • hasavo i lwartil . premiss witrariota•whoveos r on the coati:44'. is -deliver lie ithlr i tiemit,'lntio.fiqtiCna eY !TO jiti,,1144.1.4141 toil* , i Abet very d' ,bite k. •it 'gated, .upoil high fulltplity4. :rms. r -II .• ' ' • pre goes to Minim. ' ad VIA phi Pelltiusill Oilii . tif i rgter..agyravaicd,thoif •• ' l4l e lit'"C a Sallypork.houte. wTiiii yeti gieen..by George H. Lon g , ~.0 1. ,_.- , . . 1 . erreats Seq. for illarifiaa of troop.,•triti *west, auctiht ! ty hogihesio, 411)H1MA1n...• '.!%/0 441 ,C . PPV't 4 4161). . ab i eced .... l. 04 r.: dawn' eV -..— .. .._ _ .. . .1. . ,; - 1 . Z . ,; " :14.7.. " T 7 Tr - WI f - -•— •••••••• • • r 11 ttilays.' o • .• J . at - preerfle4tl II.• LH • R •• •,,4 ll' ' •.. ..... :. t l. • Friday oohing; if 4 Vend it nor , meow , -air le' tt . tiii • i i persons came to lioseitiore, the resiinintg,,hhet Alteltnei , : .I,i,e N‘ ' .4. , ':.** tlett fn 141q4814 . **eAlki 121, MI hll. •: PP L I/1 W ~,,.,, WI wail "4 " . tt. .fil . r, 4.olpoitipie 10,11,1011 . *q_ . _.‘qmil!', , eotoboilitsr ''" ' r ep " fc :04 ' ,. visips paid Sy ,rtirealeci,'" ..person to no. 4 APPOP? apihe npobiat tip Appoporpiptialtie • Oipatel , yi tel alonh,"l/Mill ttraftiseitied i niceir,ibee/ sii!m t . rho' kied i rit 1 'Nil opirry• l tl y = nib trai tina,Oeyortial4 camel' r- e vi i ,zi I••••sibrate rnidviridakire oti . 1,041 %Fre SIO.1" * Reit linFilkiK.'d Nail . 4(,, ApilL 4t ber , t p4ll. al ' teaaa' , ~ I lleil l N l i ctift 31 . 44410.1:119e '1411...Ai/tit iPeit, tain t _ ilk • p „kMkief.ert • - kW , .w. 01 kitilitritat Iliniedth iilitiltipote..Pl,r - ~,41,, aol has. ', -Pontine 1 '-' rIPIre in On ft 4, .• Ail ta kis, rumo,4 Pp ,10 lao .it tfy , 4 6.• kg .14! lkitabkklkt . •ViTIFtI tilii , iiit, - eod ' ' It. • Pei W ll9 . they said; likried piffle' Die it l igait s :oo Ff . . j o te ,P ie i ( „y. lotillte.. f• " iesPirldtea''Whie: reityPirsi ' 'caatletitioo,,,, e f ides. • Ma. i - vottraillv " • ere ;914 lc inieno , Ilts fact akhr be 'OA 404' 1 ' ' 'ltia:.ritik.l4 cr. and .M. •C jillii4r istrili im,:ki - owe - ‘ 44641 1 „...4 1 ,r. ita . "'Fitt 1 , I'° Cadfr- more plc 4 tr.'.' . 9 1%ir... trtilr• . . aim 'Am his „,. -di leinettilitte f 'hilt in. ir micro there Three an , pre. "°I W.. Meek ''" • m ink' `om vijili a - Ilutideebese, Calimilal • 'llft Maned' die ..e % ' lilipi . l4,* eltoald immediately oisiors al l ' . ',.,„ lftf. "t e i n :* 1 Ilik„,a; k•othieg eit*ld VFW , stud that -.nett. isefAlr " . le.. S. '.' MIAMI. ohs 'Spit or . c „.„,l e mosh.:n ••;:,,5,,,z ''alit Asti...eie...' . ............* ~.I ... i.e..... Mon_ __ IMPIntIAL PA RLIAMIJir. ,OCISE OF LORDS, Tvasoov, Fauarmay 19. Thei(Lordshipo m e t at ten miautes' berme four 'clock. ". • Lord illeutuon . took the oaf& and his seat. . Maximilian presented copies of the deposi. take n in the Ecclesiamscal Cwitii4reland) its • &relive case of Doyle e. Doyle, with the sea. of the Cotirt.-..Laid on the table. ) 11 the motion r.f . the Earl of SHAPTISIURY, Divorce Rill was read a first time. Brim, from the Commissioners for the Re am of Ike NationaLDeht, pre•ented tlwir an occonnt ei.ding on the sth of Joiruity, tatt— oo the trble. t. Parkhoose presented the 18th Report of the nit ColllllliVllolleff.....Laid on the table. 4journed to ThUrday --op-- IUSE OF 00111111011114 TUSIDAT, Fillet/ART 19. • The House met et four o'clock, and there op peomrme to be hut 36 Member' prevent, they forth ,ldinurned. • • FOREAUX7NTRLLIGENC E. - PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, ventitealf, Letters from Palermo. of the 14th end 44.1.1 y, event" oh . terms of a ronspiraey, the object of which was iss • rer all pirsuris envidemned fur pobtiest sod other *renew •prteem, and renew the commotion, of last year. TIN Bogy Andbernies -dierweered the plot, and a peat miser is have talon place. amongst them are a few toes lac alptiverriosi...(Cmostilutiorniel ) 1 Mae Gavrfferf• Pnrirre Contains the following intelligence Amin the head •of Madrid, February It is raid here • , tbst liwyeane isillse tallyho; point for 1110 forces which are to : Alert a eouriter-resolution its Spain. General Quesada, It. Is said, is orgaiimang a corps of royaliste iu that city. ci V The french Geo. Rognist, irony diately after his arrive& thilltryiraata, gave orders to the troops in that city to adraeoL, tektite frontiers, end announced that several leginrenta were reeking forced marches in reinforce the eordoo. Tbl. baud. Aigeeee spread cosisternatioa arn..nest the Direiteri of . the westenlation, antioapired the Royalists with joy. sA wino Curd Genial', of Brlbue.bas takers refuge in rrance. 01a14‘401, mirmerioce' diet he it at Bayonne. Complain*" Pooraillesbere of the reception which oar refugees met with fir yooll:Hie Pyre's.... It Is said, that a Russian Gentleman belonging• to the embassy et Paris, hl. It.. procteded • 111 ilairestere, who. Ire alio M. Runquetie sad hl, trehineme, eirerged'.ll2l, wprisate mission. The pili,enet of Jethro& trovellsoiros 1011101atiers is the object of ten `l.. •.„ • • • •• • • • 1 MAIL. Allow ..p01ie5 , ..67P177 • " '" ..4 4" It ." TRANSPORT, VaI%VARY 9. AetembtslWourthis Upper Rhine say, that the neatening interrogatories relative to the plot at Delfort have Ird to ins peircniit discoveries, and that many persons are implicated. 'The *sown beide of this conspiracy, but who, it fact. are only subordinate agents, have for the moat part eaeapeal. If credit may hi pion lo Ike Report in circulation, thio, object of the plot was to get possession oral! Ilia foOesaties A lute, and from thence to make a inland military movensmat i o In the Intetiorof the Kingdom. Such a project offered but few chances of aucceM, though every military insurrection is alarming to the Government, because it frequently happens, . that the trOolpt sent to check it join the ranks oldie In surgent,. 11•011.1 E, TrlllVillY 15. Accounts fmne Ik. Peterabargh of January 2!, say, that the commercial relations wjth Constantinople Are entirely J re-eirtablished. A Bitimels paper tail, Si Letters from St. 'Phtitraliorgh *Rine, *t the' Emperor Alexinder has sign i ird ' ba the diplomatic body, his "Alissaloraction.wilb the answer given by the 'Meanie his seffirnotetne. War Cal thought in tlys cspitaLt be ineeliable, and 1 was thought that butti euniseree In ths mitese of the following month." .. . • awe Woilmdiae.--Ilieliday at the Ranh, Ettettegatr, East ' ' todth and !kith ilea'Houses: TH E BRITISH PRESS. if1;,17! - ! LONDON, WEDNESPAY. risauAay W. 1822. ~ ~. - ' We observed yesterday that the discotsion in the House of Contayms on Monday night presented Meetly points of, considerable interest. The pres sure. of miter prevented at then from paying such attention to them as their importance merited. The early renewal of the Agricultural Com mittee, notwithstanding the very unsatisfartory cha racter of the former Report, is a circumstance from which the agriculturists may draw an inference fa vourable to their . interests. It is eminently gratify ing to persons labouring under any severe affliction to wittier' in others it dtep and sincere sympathy in their.sufferinr,s. This gratification the farmers molt sow feel in a vety large degree, for the Go verment and Legislature of the country have sheen the utmost auziety to investigate seriously the causes of their present destrerser, and to afford every means of relief which prudence and even zeal could suggest. The Committee now appoint ed camellia the names of men in the House of Commons who are eminently distinguished either by the fervency of their zeal in the service of . the agriculturists, or whore minds have been beat die. cipluird by study aid experience for the pursuit of such inquiries as the nomination of such a Com mitter contemplate.. The catalogue of learner is in one respect defective. the new Secretary of State for the Now: Department is slot a member of the Committee. It would be enlvissble to correct ibis omission, for there are few men in the Hoare of Commons borer qualified, not only by the extent • of his information, but by the peculiar ingenuous. •I • ens: of his 'mod, to assert ill such an invertigatron. We admired very much Mr. PF.CL'S 'peed' 011 1 , 4 Monday bight in defence of the part which he per ; I ripened in the great work of restoring the metallic ig currency. We are almost arliiimed to have usid the I word defence in rikaking of that transaction. The w„ • • Committee who so strongly recommended the final eau i overthrow of the baneful "lawn of parer motley, *be t winch by its unsteadiness and eternal fluctuations up - loot shaken the fabric of cur commerce, firmer, Mr. and credit, sad they who at that (line toe nobly g acknowledged and renounced their former !mkt - dices and ably enforced the judgment of the Cm mittee, desenre tar higher praise than we can pre tend to offer them. We are aohaniesi sow to see persons condemning the rinsoore or restoring the cashipirculation, oho for years before heti made the aivitq of the Batik Restriction Act the eternal topic 411kir invective. No men bus a right to coudtmit Mr. Pasi.% Bill who is not prepared tq recommend . . - iiintiegire - iinewai of the Bank Restriction Act, • with the instant overflow of domestic paper money s _ the depreciation of our currency. the hanialimiiirtiir obfeoiti. both gold and ell ver, and the eternal fannies tinny, manly he prompted by the caprice or iiterests ref iodsviduals of domestic prcsperity or misery. If there be a man in the empire capable of esti. mating the consequences of the old system w 1 1,1 . stand forth and suggest the expediency of noir, eSe . vertint to it to serve a temporary purpose, he will at least pot the question in a tangible shape, and" the subject may be argued fairly, although in the proposal of such a measure the integrity co the sanity of the propounder may chance to becomea matter of no ordinary or unreasonable doubt. The Agricultural Committee will proceed to:thil' inquiry without loss of time, and it is suggesttellhyst the Marquis of LONDONDERRY that soon after the Easter holidays some practical measure may bef fuuoded upon the Report. It is not like) yetpu the Report of the Committee in this Session %rill be prepared by the same hand that wrote the lost Re. pita. 'Mr. HUSKISSON complains bitterly of the . treatment which he has eiperiasieed from the *OW bets of the Committee upon this matter. It seems that the Right Hon. Gentleman had been earnestly requested by the Nlerrihers Of the Committee to per. form in this instance the work which usually falls to dbb t lot threlliiirmaii, and that his sketch was din. cilissect iti:irostomusittee porograph by paragraph, and severe l ottektibllisitittesfseed into it iiintrary to the wishiss . of di..writer, before it was submitted to she House of Commons turd the public as the eillidiss image of oe,foint.isit i tisilaof the Members of the Committee. Such being the state of the case, it was really too severe in Mr. GOOCH, the Chair. unto o tis say on Monday erasing that the Report was not ditty iu itself uselagWilat a complete inyatifice. tioo of the country—in plain language, that it was a hoax. The use of such a word implies the existence of a feeling on the part of the hoaxer not very cre tillable to his understanding or to his moral percep tion., and strict justice imposes upon Mt. Gimes himself, as the Cheirman'of the Committee, no in conlidirable portion of Acialanse, whatever it is, .ih.t may attach to the-set which he now ventures to condemn. lt is, perhape, fair to believe thit, Mr. Gooch used. the word without consideratiorre for there is not a member of the Committee toy whom, on a matter of such general. interest, no" unworthy motive could fairly be ittribatetg L is deserving of some attention that: Mr. Hos. IL molt stood •:most alone in the Cothtnittee, urging the propriety of applying to the trade of coru the same principle of protection by the ordi nary way of duties upota importation which governs every other part of our commercial system. , Had this recommendation !teen adopted bY,lfte,loom , 'Entre, the Report would art least linveescapedtowite part of the charge of incongruity. 7 titre lament, that Mr. Husetssos's opinion did not prevail; the principle would be intelligible, free from the dan gerous complexity of the present laws, and be always uniformly operative; the agriculture of the country would, under every circumetince, ex perience an equal protection ; end in particular the evil would never occur of II sudden and overwhelm ing influx of foreign corn on the markets rising to a certain height, which was especially noticed by:the Marquis of LONDONDKRRY on Thursday night as a point that ought to be immediately corrected. The Paris Papers vu Saturday lost have arrived. In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies on the preceding day, after some additional articles and amendments had been rejected, the Chamber pro ceeded to the discussion of the 4th article of the irs, of the Journals, which is stated in the following terms :—" If, in the interval of the Sessions of the Chambers, circumstance. of a serious nature 'Weld render the e►tablished measures of security and re pzeasion insufficient for the time, the laws of) the 31st March, 1820. and 2Gth July. 1821, shall be again put in force, by virtue of an ordinance treat the Kt trG. countersigned by three Minirters."'lls„ sairmlitirtit was proposed by General - I'OY, *lids produced ■ warm debate, and the Climber ad.. l jaunted without coming to the vote. The Fi►e per Ceuta. on Friday *ere at 90 fr. ; Bank Stock, 1,500 fr. • . The Special Commission was opened at Cork on Saturday lost by Baron 41'CL►.LLAnD. His Lord. ship Wilted On the preceding day, accompanied by • large assemblage of the most reaptciable Gen tlemen or the city and county. Twelve persons have been apprehended near Listowel, charged us principals in the late disturbances in that quarter. They are represented as men possessing incomes from 1001. to 9001. a year. A Dutch Mail ha. •ed with Papers to the 17th instant. li is stated under the head of the Hager. that the cummercial relations between Turkey and Russia are re-established. A Brussels Paper asserts. un the contrary, that hostilities will immediately commence. Yesterday s Committee of the Lords of the Council assensh;ed at the Council Office, White- Yesterday the Doke of You, as Commander in Chief, held a Levee ■t his office in the Horse Guards. which was attended by Gene& BALFOUR, General HART, cud near 30 others. • „AI del* till .4 1 .' • : ) \ ..1 • , s' N , . S. tk (7 44 156. 7 14:11 \' ' 2 e l , tik ri t o lr' 1 ' Iti‘,.. ** N '-'•-• ...., ~. rgs. a ti :, • ..,..z...... - • q-,,,15 f . h • PASHICPICIRL II NOVINSIML in It Lord and Lady Galloway arrival 'ybtfitietti;M Births '; 144elli r ,..1 114"(La C iita l w lit e o r .i f tarl i t ,ta l: w t Mr st e:ll.4. pi t"' sa r6:7 e :u rda mikr icr'll y Alttsa kie siggdiriel h le t :( i f ."l"4".lu arls ' er nu Si 'Fit ' I l ie H." f ru : tin t ' I 1: ' IS IS ii • li 44 Ogridfl). Hill, i Cobbling WWI,. sent. Lady Joses arrived yesterday at her house its Saadi Au.' ...111 singst•ste, !holt. • . I•4l f l O Y r eo; : e h tle7 e soen igar re:itisnaliP".l .y orli fTba lLatidsei s yet clal itEleitlia e Vr ' " a w i r ea ryibe t, i.: Cu tegw'rl i dtli t ia e egy s ru ato rieseofri r i e n , lue: ll li i t l l m i d t : •mdlll • • o'.' lt Colonel Bronrigg liss refired at his haw is id,,,,,, Brook-area, front his "pat Wool ney Haw, Hartford g e .- a + Colonel nod tray Eliptorth Steele hav e seared st ti... g'. ......J1 ho us e in Upper Betiwhitreet, from she Dukes( Haachearr's l3 seat, Kimbultuo, Castle, Huuttagdopeare. dot! r co , i l e t o o H l t e o l I o , T h . s M r :r . . d i Fl ao . o tr w ie 4d i. r a m w re u rn iv l e t e. d he lo " wfdl irai d" i ba r :la c. aric y r e lii i si ki" i r b,... 4 4, :nin . a ri.i s i i I Perk.. H IT. k e h A r y e r : I' R . B allsa M : i, P rt r ir l a, , (ll. F . 111151N7...1Pfp1.1.,tatehpat.irra' 11;4711 eft hi :In ki h o o u n u te s f i r e tt l i e :the:Dl it : 7 1 : e i l : u lo. r 1 in eel Dames siat,'Drayttlu Win*,;tildethampionihir e . . I IC 4 Rears yealdeday awn PI: g for Paris. 1.1) . George Moupan, V.A. lissieft his house In l'Alknail fir w t Lord Rinhay's wad in klattts. ht. s. Pinner and 'Camay waved yesterday at Timms'. Cr,,o; .11:1 Hotel, amkeloy-sqamt, (ma Beth. Mr. awl Iliei lic:lm e Mt left data ea a tour, alals-MV. awl Mrs. Corse., ditto' lie Jeehollarace, Eisq. le fLIIIIO bilbse.sa SC Jemaewptace, yep wt. o f f tecdaSoillell Caloitel WisfaehittpLitedinti'Vlace; Hacks." ,: ' t 'A , I t - --g.wIT 4.1:- :aot_:—.: Is 1 • •• wit All/1 . FA SHIONNAS4 I 4I/AT/ SS. .....i let out Aft A( the Itforrhionem of Ilaltsbarep (mhisoshle put, oi l .t. e „, Monday eventak, at fine Woe in Arthigionalreet, the feu. •1 , sa , lowing distioginahml 1040Sialweee present t--;• ail ~,.. The Oulu of Wellievea,. Ike Dowager LMehests, Rid. . eq . s . mood and the Ladies r 1.40.101,,, Count aid Camden Ma. „LOCO. star, Countess Lievet.,,lfg, Msrchiuneu of, Hertford, Le -ti.1.6". Baron di 11161trihn, Wags Ludolf, Biro. Pla,ite li re . •' • . ••• cot Chancellor; the Coastal. rif &holt ,kad Ilae Ledba Ash. II Br • a! arms, the Earl of `W.esimorland and Lady G. Faro, Ow Counts,. of F.stiez, the cao....si of Bstcoart, SP Hears ••5•41111111 and Lady Vreffealey, Lord 640 . taillytrauporne, Inril N .141 0.0401 Mutates, baron 'sad Ittriiatitur Wallet., Cotiatess of Clue, rail Camatem Glensall, LeiLy J Filtgiblion, llie Earl rust " sib' Countess of Wicklow, Mr. .1117 rs. and Mies Fretsautle, Far k Thomas and Lady Stepney, Me G and Situ quotiing, fir. ' Wistie &large, Mr. G I Irk IM us Eileit,C,..looel.trastawl e , Mr. akfilllis.#. Stanhope, Hun. Mrs. asker,f.c.lLe. 11l The etqwrs and Alaichioriese sr rA ;..p fikiimi will ester. lain a distiuguittteel party on Friday et Losoadowa House. .Sho The Countess of Essen hail a whet party ',limbs at CiCiti her henna its Hill street, Berbeley-sqoare. .1. Dramitosed, thi.. eateri•inal a }err party yesterday at .illo his house is Grosvenor-place: '1 I n. ) tree ......--.L_ teor..- Wei p i ,T,R$ WEL14d 1 9.01N,41116.1.D. i hard Os Saturday 11111 the ii•ighilleint Andiaitlea *kg the de. 'i hail algae. la la Mr. Mallard, R.A. Par sting, lopelher 'MI (he or- . art, llail ra woo tal pi c to lu te n rs l Z e il7 f e i s t b rast i io rst us P G ryd en u er e a ti l . :iliase st l a i s ia me tr i u t •• . over earl hems. The death of ..ms of the artists employed ea the MOO truck, awl other incidental cams cessineeted with mean.. whir ties, Minn 411tterettl its completion till seep Islay, the pre. •A sesisrirrs could not tate iploce earlier ; lad a Vats:day its Grace (having ptevittui)p appointed that day) attcoded at Mitt Mesas. Gres p and IV aid's, accomp an ied by L or d iiiiroy 12 9ek Somerset, and was there met by 11 no. Misstep, Egg li.P. wool the Chairman of the Committee, who thinned the shield and as t collates to his Grace, up lb. name of she atritliscs stol baskets ; and at the same lime expressed to . him the win: meats •Irespect.aed attachment with whale they, is common dere with p grateful ,cauany, are animated towards his Grar,.. E t" person, The illustrious Dela made aa appeal:eine tepid rill to this addieni, and testified Its high adwitraties of Pees. -face' viler richness aad.beauty alba valuable persist. ~,yiecti , toil , s up a ,„, , tititt9syf,reuiug his MAJESTY land a enrol • concert of glees, Ste. at his Palace at Brighton, which were admirably performed by Nuevo. W. KIIVIETT, VAUGHAN, HAWES, and J. 8.,541.F. As c . „ . ghat The ompany prearat were very few ; among them weer the Mince and Priacess EITSSILIZT, Lord Pie g sodloady Maavaottonos.&c. Sunday morning the KING attended &eine sr- vice at the Chapel Royal, Briglitoo. flit hlaftstv entered the Royal Closet exactly at twelve o'clock. t. tg Dr. natter)," read the prayers; the Demo of lie. 4 sitsoao and the Rev, MG l-lotat Es, the Sub-D ,, ' , wet of kl.e.Chapti Royal,' officiatcd at the alter. The a . • mranou seas preached by the'Dean of Hastroas. 4* tad The service was fioaeow'kiir F. The commata‘. Glouc me . u . 1 , 1! Lei- Al r. SALE, see. ybe entlm ass " God mug r Opo hope and strexil44 . by Dr. .*Po wh'ch Want Sada I re ..ik klif VW). "Jug • Messrs.. .. *arm T, Issued i :AVIEMAIN o t HAESlel o .ataid J. B. SALL . , Iklt. Art- ....iiwow wwww , presided at theatres). La-kiwis . . 0 wow I Solidify eyeuiniViis 6 4 i f l EST Y .1184.. 18 8 red ritat ir, : too 01ne a at wino *tiler' w i ost i n s M as t er JAM, of tic ~,.._,__. A, . so4dai: • " 11 91 i c Y'r li f ll@ifillid: .. It was tietttrused is the i. -illtsch i oils room in t le centre of' the Palace: The litset ..,where instfunteotal bend was heard with remarkable liw .slous.l effect, racier the direction of their able leak. Were 11 Mr. Kftowta. Leis ,isk es sheiert e T ib . s Se ofg. o n A. ..an.gr.:ol:lijisll.l,ifthilosetrh.ee the p o s itio n n o : tu ei ol i t .mitzo i Ell. : :: :c d:8,18(nen1 , I 8 I, i : w e d :: t;. : tha g ar i; tl :i t i ht" ~ yes T te h rd s a f i a e r ve l o n f in A g t, a w t ets h .t i r. L g o n r :i l t ,, l Li l l i , i . s . •• Nudes slay, • 0 illigglillrall u.are, I MED R. WI Lille AII •Id, Esq.'s ti". , With so a detail .lat Taickcaliain. 'which .The Eoil of LONSDAT.It, we ate happy to o'-' , thew u is its a fair way of elaii.g will. at the 1•01'd CARRINGYGN , we are concerned to!. lees Mt seam '4 still continues much indispose .1 at his sear, v Shade conga Abbey, Bucks, *inch preveuts hit Cox. Moms to town. lo i r lo id u e se ur ,s .•ir m ol . air pia ► • • - have I Mr. CouTTs, we regret to state, lies Bang ton': . weir ei : 4111" : " 0 4Td :t h I l l for the 11141 his house in Piccadilly. • . . The first "thermal' for the conceit of sum. music takes place uext.Monday. •ol St. Jo Dui bottom of the pee, without legs; and is of the figs" Alder! some ‘ end form or tin whale; digrie s o i f ib i a ts ia m ri ort e h ig e st ilab li l k es e it a t iv o W br i ;x a e whole structure of the masttestin4 mid di., , ,rar eld .i to. organs, thew it to be truly herbiferous. some a • f i r: g r a: demoniac wome..—(Freack Peper.) imarlf a ear ' The Hon. Gamine LAMB has annowneed I. I, t l i sceobi T eet here iesolif is acrse a uri con iolsbni si ty. de ; r l ab t.hehe le irw a d a rum m e h ig e r e cf: si u flr ei e s f a lt rim bi bopl i . lier irbe s i ... ll zrimioessrly ship. compe l • wooed , sdhiejoeishefloierprestohfereCr.sederspprimanoretitstitesTooinurocolftri.):,;:i.b7ll3l e n s i v e ru e l f u ra ;O n t, t i . t s y N t : l ' • • I b Ito ,i, 1 , Agi te, ■R et/I lay .5•4 011 soi:1011 4001 ithi4 last bele I r