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TIN, or berse 4 1 1001ahr leirfollsome sessleolesS hosier 'WIWI Asses ohne so less' slier smell diadems mph a*a 4ree, die aseppesies saflobiobi is tie essoosios. druesidPl • *spasmwet Ash* to • the wipsdkery of .s .sessorsi ieilish woo spieristis ease , rhos of Or Irkeplo•-• ;heirsie, theolebtlbsomillses et emisty seoseisr. so odor rho eropereessiesof ash shish 0. ree Isle t. Assis t 44 ;vise 0* osspieheis se ths feel of Os Timor. me ireso k.sb floirse of Porliairest. i ellsosit them es is. AM- urea Olio esosisseeisis w bid sesold 'be pieced ors kb diesee-=.lOl the, lees Weber dboollellod Irish sass. ids. w eIM.I hos • ise ease, bet this shy Mir erialled, as& or pro* . the sae of Illioletreo, h4 -ease besides. Ire she ad, torossaler slide ressed WA of sell4ll, viddliee. idemiry • a shisshieleselesed widefatafte et mar mailk•ra 4.ibiole ems. it praised isi•delleellogbrost bed 1 orrealla sherber. (MM semesse seepooriese of she Isis .4 oroosie Mew" time INV Or_ soreele, sheet rieroled th seldbilimbeeeesSlPsdfibs ossermer. sod Oar* fish reisseard sad oodhlosse tolorabollers Illbor Whither Issas wore dam ghee hessere ober% muss of sheen hisrodesed wish orreries resseb tem .be CMS, us fare es' islieldook oho pureed theft sod ..fosed all dark sash She.. skew obese... . Tbe Coos eflikeil est itobrier LAMP do Tberodrelessedilierbsisifir; I. .=e =l, N.. bARRIITTarise eeterisdlibufteldhl•Wilsorli i.ltter Geatlemea. Captain • Tees TiesToreMeot oak ; 1 10,. ColebreseeNes Lard lbesse"-" Lord librelsoomf= " Ibid. Ovalle gshrossed.irsidees ao Yea Core of Libeler AI both doessios.'!,. J. PIIII.IIIIIIIIIIII FM- Wee met delegidf jui s isiLieseilielsolmsese rpm she rabies olissi rid is. JAI ;Obis reampioss at ilibliolopipeensi Owls. smiesheeidti shish vise elielskeseb poss sotbesisper. Is die gawraof Ma *Adam Ni. ilielse=isollelbieg WS* &s -ouses of ,Iser Sam. undo row Isseoleso-sod *prase vs hubsipirslie iesolier sod ispeliesofolleseseissive tsellf ROM gewletemillonsim bed fed...; sod Asseissiteseeddjes,ll.loepsf she Wee. shilb rola he eiestedia l seestahrhe :hoeing enosissile Miesper ass. f. , ys —••••.11..L• This wail firlierred by " The MAW, lallairesi*e." The Clergy of the Dicionee-m The Illqar op CotP• 0 " 0010 ale Gilaseester"—Lort Nreireed"- 0, C Derteley, arid Oa ha iiteaada e +', 3 Ssig,4 4 1 1• 1 0ri. 41 *or" , *heft mad the Wide, srew.r--do !ix Ors: which He bled is the Gyld, sad if ea the asyoeid"—" The l V Islitirtl isreergo." he.' at; O lit; • ^ The raids( vas fsitb;ir ealisiSed by maga fruhr 'trio.. Clostlesses, arid the day Illas revelled will that ealiryiarai stir) goad haseour seasi env seeseepamy suastadry of opimirit, sod ilia male! laterefasage news& suoidrasf. patty did au loony weenie till a tatr, boat. • , 4.4 9". ".441.116t PARIS PAPIIKS" *-10 fa. st 1174 " l e i t,•', 7 ° ,4' t' , . .t. 4 • tab/ K.., 1 • Pi M. 411 MOO AST 1116. • . I ..111M11.111,ors ,t'.. ere Platteite, Jageale *23. • •111111111.111ker11111121111, of tee . partleelnr !stoma, hod bees earresd, the datieeirm the law Project Motive to the Peres see resumed. : H. Chitin, the Reporter of Hie Comml Wee. rose Greg. He pomaded to tumble the objectloss which had bawl mode lo th pl aV es eet. He began by solids( the progremloo' of the establielved by the Censasittee, in tbe areirodment on the subject of eireseee Wiles, the religion of the flame and Sam religiose. The mamitateet relative to the religion of Mewas tido cosetivedt—Whheeer, by the lest sot Is Aii: 1. of the law*, *at; 19, 1919,' gall have err lamed iota &Reek the eldiltiele of filebielee psablied with *at helpetemahost of frills three Mesita to flee uses, 'mid a 1.. efTroileMOO to 1,11110 framer. 71te ogee* of this asseiesest was th Make the law bermastot with the Charter, which dealers that the Cube. lie Neigh* le the refigiora afire State. However, as the die. t ioetim made by It bubees made the gemmed of violeal de. cleesedivisa, Which It Is weermary to teembiate, lb. Commit tee has dimmed me tat withdraw 11, la order to remove all gems/ 6w siajom seessalions and usifoosdad ownplaists.— (31ovessess re* •the lelt.)—He thee defended the omission of the *ofd 6 ematitstrowni" after the word" royal am berity"— amened that the suppressive* of juterbale woo nulling like merlimatiets-.and justified the applicator of the law to Initiate duets of persons, sod the referring of off/sees of the preen to the Royal Courts ; reproducing ea thug points the orgunseste of the Report, et repeating those used the ' , they'd/ay by M. Peerosioet. He then eirsel;t e i bi dealer. sa ieg, is the me of the Committee, that be is sop. portieg the Report, and in the other newodmeats 'reseeded with It. The Preelleat did sot High it necessity to stets to the Chamber she enbsiasee of the arneedmests which had bale propelled out the 3d, 9th, Ittio, 13th, and 14th articles, by MM. Cordate, Robiatieviele, Angles, and Fluirae, as the.. wintrodamais would be primed sod cireolated. He would read the satiety, of the Ise. Having read article 11, whit* HAMM pefthirs for attacks on religion— M. B. Committal would Ira,e to others the task of point. lag out all the isetinvenleuees of a law which seemed cake. bled to ladwee Judges to novitiate° polemical writiogs, by which ansefaith was defooded, so attacks upon religion. He couladal by moving the rejrctios of the present article, to be replated lit orb& eight of the law of the 17th of May, 11119, which be regarded us perfectly selliciest. M. de Marceline rejoiced that a greet 01111164•11, which Freres bad lessested, was rectified by this project. Gen. Puy teleetrided a loot speech, frequently hdetropted, by &clads; that be would vote naiad the lint article is parlititlar. M. Delalot maistaired that the project which bad been presented was sot beeoastitutio•el, fee the 33th article of the Charter leaves in future laws the regailatiou of the press. As to the amendment of the Committee, be highly approved of It. He visihestad the Smelts, all a hotly, Iterribtb be se twitted that some individuals of that society did Not deserve to be esteemed. M. de Keratry attacked the Jesuits and the did Gomm. went : several of thine who were now opposed to liberal views had formerly figured in the ranks of atheism. Wm a return now to be endured of all the curl options of the *ld Court, and all the stale Mrs of bed eharaber sentiment ? It was mid lilt law ought sot to be albelstical ; bet is certain. ly ought mot to he lumens!, if it was rarest there should be freedom. The law proposed was absurd on the face of it, yahoos it was really meant to forbid Catholic Priests from blotching their anathemas against all other religions, and denouncing damnation to all out of the Catholic relives. Was this intruded I Ascordiog to this law, lb. Tease@ could sot have been published. The acting it most soon be prohibit d. 11. de Cosrvoisler spoke in favour of the project. He was frequently interrupted by calla for closing the discossioa. M. de St. A ulaire opposed the project, which he considered oneteessary, as religion eta solictently protected by the law of the 17th of May, 1619. 111. de Lebuordonosye supported tie project. A long discusslue followed oat thillsestion fur closing ih • debate. M. Manuel was at last heard. Is d'hisg speech be went im er the argentin, which hail hero urged against the pro. ject. He also entered Hilo a discussios with M. de Cum. aoisier rimpectiog what was the understanding on the law of Nay, 1519 He read a puittue from the Montrenr, to dhow that hl. de Coormiewr did nut demi hold the stone opinlos sinetlte question respect/lug religius that he did now. Coeur de Sayre argue &Mille settee under coresiden t/me net *Magary !gemmed the kw of 1919. It did nut ef. , Alert s. affect I. i eight of sethassee amaretrahlr - •.•!.. '1 sir s • Atm • Meg zed waree(lseeerarib WA .114114•11.111111111, core rejected. • • .• 111,,A • • ••. The geastiee wee Oboe pot se the doer Miele. 6. M Deseartay Waisted dal the velars sheald. be by Waft This prepsitsie• pave rise to • tesesimbeasa dissuades. ', Ihveideed reed the ergeletiess, oeserdiely se sahib i l itaimbso as elessilial appeal mans a wee erdeeedil the Clu se :sber id . , . „ .1 An lae ea OW WR4110.1 arAhos Wallow Ye the Ce•Ostesser !' _ _"'Il A s'AtAtll;•A The makes for aeoltai 10010111‘lberilmemed, meek lest wide edepsed. M. Wise vieshased se eon WI due pima terdlift le sirs Graeae(' Chemsbess.- 4 There te eel a esibisat a s liger of ...bees " Therreoideel.—These is a solleisist mobeK 7 ' •'' Adjoevesed at Ma e'sleels,;, SITTIO9 011 Tllll 26TH JANUARY. . The debate est the reject of Ike Is. of the pens yea freeesest. The Freakiest eassinesseell with statist the weed or. Ia .4 the project, iallsetuar as iasprisoareasi of ream Masi 'Oa '5.. live years sod • line of free 000 so 0,090 fame% smacks we the lioyal dignity or eithierity. Oe side ar. the Ceasentee had proposed le raise the astalaela pf See free 6,000 tell,ooo f • Tee easeerieseats bed pruposed by I.lleraties : Gee, by Geseral bebassjeµ tir im u ertiog Me cord cosolitmetioisar efts* " rep,e. a ' it, ; ;" lb* other, by Grew's! Foy, effected the lora 4 'wisely, rad would reader it seceNeri Ilhot it *mold be oup sae.. It resolved isle these terns s—. • IS All foretell meek by eat tif the said SWUM INlSielli thy iolebilisy a the Kisses ream, the order of secessesirre te 11440 f. the Censtataiiporal aufberity e( the Cm, sad 'the Chambers. 'ban be 'persielser l / 4 "1/0. ' U. Caisfair Perrier aad when! 'sow for the ipteetsaa es the easeedaseet of the Cesairaithril.,; -- - Gesieratrey spoke at essaildeZ7 4. lsecth I. astppoct of his sursessiliseat ; his speech iris" sly harreeepial by ateresere sad nuke orilapoieesste 'As 111 rr imb elet ' 41.1111101W0r id FIGINIif iloppereed Or i=:lis she impayeetl- . • ' 1, 5. 5 111411,•%rn .1.0 •6160 d!r&i!' 1 repliv&S• amollielo Ng MB. Oki ssil lo ree isibme totals card a• agosilliestior oussecesart. ---...... vi.t......,. ~..Foi 4ibmaril Selstarisai argisd br.illarlbeitell44,lllllll6ll - mccordiag to his wire •111101111111111111 Vol •••.. • soil" *I. Walrus spotty is suppareafebarmilahlo. . ` 1 M. Massa spoke spider dirattlekti o l v et= wa vd. rs prated iateapaioas. Mitamgrail sbaa draftees ire of the (biotin. • - •• • •••-a • I . 6 M. de Perassoet opposed all the aleartimbillam alme misted epois•she atreessity preserritsg 1111 It was prostrated by the farmer Wlahmler. o ? li t" Mt Dsiamint rhea supported as aractokosattiMali propeorik sad which. reacaildel Gritril E.bcMMAh• •`` • The debate wee- thee clamed, sod thelorthedest pal the qualities ors she dillerrat immessimiesss obit* lladliorit mo► paragraph by pstegrspli. • They were all radesmad; fall Ms aseambere Gelb, 'stream IA Med*, ref. • The President Ibto staillied that be sea g. Oa pat abs gorsibea ea she crowd article. Alamos* ali the saisheis of she kfi lesdasillahlyedMONM iota she poesoges sad the Califerroce t•ct The article seas oistraiamoissly adopter/404W alsosimars, ir aosabrr abseil IMO or IMO. • is. 4 • 4 S militia Ttro rigtirsbh this imedly deraassled dilitle4ll•l 400 should be pat to thoooloosio De ar t use sew hi...it " Art 3.—Ao , sroarooteed by tho e = 44 ...wrier, shall be vthildia. dip es •filowbustehislf4lllo. ad* So ARM er4lllll.llllllriaiersiosi f r e e sKlNt two •r S$ •Nar her • N. glitioseesliebselst One 411116110 Itseessie beori me; stireed sheet the • lowan • llbihrticimi Sib aid OW shooed be lei sat, Wefts* be said Id as imports* to WO ter *ore ef •psotheibe ef setivisel privets% sbarie miry iltportstrale were tbresilflbs .4 .be propelitios. iIfNOVA that be hoes of hie owe bootriedeit, ebbe Alleirthisasie'llete resist is claims sr the rosiltsioss sit iseeleolt M. tie lime ihes soaks fur the purpose see JteNeMtß , I. the spostlisoitive ssuare. Ant there who se grouted,* the tem alarm sa this seltiret. Y. Cosier (ewe of the &Ist Comosilssiesers) also de clared tbei sailosal proportros Dever mho thou et worst All Ilk Assirdiseses sets the. rejeetra; the third article was carried, sod at seven Offset lb. Chamber adjoursod is Ilesiday. CHATAILI, OF PEEM Lin,171110•11', 1111101ST At sue * * dock ibe Chemises met, sad eller seine puniest. eery business, the Dubs d• It. A 1..., b the ewe* of the Geessauiss 1 Fetishists, mules report or the retitle* pre. ..used le she asseiber by M. porgies Lumley. The C 11011111116•0 bevies usasiesensiy preemies' Me *ohm .1 tie dry, use discussion Cllaill1•11Ced. Ti. blasnais d. Lally, COON Berea Pastriss Vinsent Dives, Court Luejeissis, &wen Dessau, CO:1111 de Pewiesineliete Count de Seger, sad the Doke de Beni* wen loused I. sucesseiisa. Time-Order at the Day sae *tally adapied. Thn Chamber thee ordered the peissiag a the Repast of deo IN** Os it. Alines, sad et disarming of Cease Dire aad the Deer di Besslie. The Cheeiber elm adjearsed Is Tensilay. Failed Flidayi/eaeseylle.--Five FM Cala. Set SO e.; Bask Mussy 1,41011. - • - . • - VAN DINNEN'S . LAND. (From tie Siitirey Caulk.) HOB ART insult, MAY 19, 1821. On Thursday, the 101 h instant, his Excellency the Governor in Chief and Mrs. Macquarie, tic cotupanied by the Lieutenant-Governor and the Judge Advocate of New South %Vales, and their suite, reeched Launceston; the weather, we are happy to my, hiving Welt very favourable fur the jouneeye • His Excellency was received about two mike from Launceston by the Commandant, the Officer"; Magistrates, and pnucipal inhabitants, the detach: agent of the 48th regiment st the station bet% drawn up under arms at the extremity of the town. In the evening the town of Launceston wee illuminated in compliment to his Excefteury'S arrival. A public meeting of the Magistrates, land holder., and inhabitants, took place on Saturday, the filth inbtaist, for the purptae of conveying sal the Governor in Chief an address of respect and congratolAtion upon his visit so the settlement rilt Pert Dalrymple ; coil his Excellency having bee. pleased to 6s the hour of elesen un Monday fat receiving the Deputation appointed to present Our • Address, they attended accordingly ; wilco his Ettii celleaey having around him the officers ou the yet, the following Address was delivered by TOMS Archer, EN. J.P. a l To his Excellency I.A ate GeOtfal and Goveroor hi' asis Territory of New 'loot" IM" ke. he. Six. Si. ' Nye, the Magistrates ' Public 011issun, dr tbri Canny of Mimes; requeit _ _ _____ _____ ennyeellellelellee Melmeliw 'OM 1111111111Weelatatedlale palhildgb aMissypeetieme itiodwit PleP Vat lilabilwe ii "Mb, year aellilhesey 'bb. 11110.100011 it a a met MO Ibigrec eempumegog yar.brom nevi astelitet glie• • W or = e lteceltstiey's measonte- trier Illi v • o p li t s td meet athaleietrstioe of Me NOM" GAM. mesa Omit 0 We sew beg leave le offer year illocellmsey sew mud gestefel Mambo fee elm army Modals We lave ertsteed at your Mai; tied S. mime goer tilieelitrecy ef ewe sigma sea bra Madmen' 1.. ee l at. . ' le the Haim 4 the II • (illliee) * THOMAS AINII/N . ,,Cheinmas. " Lemacestoe, 1111 Hay, 11111." .'"' '' ' ' •. ' . '`... To which his Etcellency wee 01010. $ 1 1144144 %O N of which the following is 0 copy tee_ . '1 - iffAsser.ammi-1 reeeive pow Adams. wilkllllllllllllllll4ll opomit cordial assisfamioo ; mod 1 seeposse gime accept. I Ogle el my sincere iliaalts be tbagoatifyirg atommehretiell fham beats Owed is smut, year geed will gegmeadis oot to saes this iseessioe ef my mite/ gift t,11.1 " I as wish teeth wan yen of the WINIS AI ZZIO. 10 1.0 1 . it, lively Miami I. yo preigmile WWI ekeliellef ammm ilbaki ggeellectieo of IMeslfesekessailgitetweyds yes; sad wry kiwi meoweeto which paw have reerived misieTili gmosiaa has otodesteimp hapeembie ea of 01614 .‘ ' • 1 , . "no expremisosof oeljelbellat temeeped le me is gar t op er e, ie rental is ilcuiparuresOpplOthy . Lieoleltelle Smell am. poodi a is the 41041.61.. alines tai. sly Idghaggesittpieg be mereme aimed fail of Is. teg equetty so m ides. . ~.. . . • " That ear esertiees is pootolie&lhe ielionwean" of these asitkiteme lase twee se divested as le ewer your whims, is ibe rim* whit* every &Wheal stream et the Crewe aims at, het which it is set at ail times possible to Weis; .fee airless she views of Geweremest see seastalled by the egarta alba people, little good me be predated tram the most liberal sappers is the pars of the foram " The improvesseets already mode is this isiami, la ill 'Shamed airiealtursiprosprrily,, and the groat Mensal of Meek, are highly creditable le she easel/ear of lbe lobo Want.. " The raise and stability of the tomes/ re property la year a will obtain • segued, lathes,* ealumrsta by She of the prioeipal proprietors ite sbeir seams, Maw be Giber soessar• esa hr &mod so bornelielai Is the a of she lends warn slmasselmo or she imperva NMI sad nformatiee of the people•actiog soder *ben as. tbarity. " LACH LAN HACQUAZIL " To the Alogistrstes, Poblic 011ireft, sad /shandom., of the comity of Ceraein. " Loseeestes, 14th Hay, 11111.". I,r. its... .'1 prarATEERING. "11011111011 ATRICIL. OCTOILIi q, 1821• in eonsesnence of tbe offer made by the Ilhoitime of Goverameat and Fortigo Relations to the Agent el Ibt Visited Ilkotea, le M. the bosom of trassasitilog him a dopy if a *env Wooed by the War god Nary Deportment, re apamiag privattieriag.--Witb Use Mialiter's essosisferatino Rill !aspect, Rs sIINIRM, ise. • • ' '•• " (Si greed) V ie rVADAVIA. 0 TIO J. M il at a llt. Agent 10 11 r .. b Anierites"'"" , " DEURIIS. ell, 1 1fr1ie5461161612 me re Was—O ffis reemerem which en tattoos' rights of war hate Mae legal, audits object , it privateering. The war of the iiidependemet of the primates of Mol . • sad that of the Veiled States of North America have ' ' lids kited of hostility to be the mesa advaotageous for Aliitry that reports to defea4 Its inderndeoce against a F aed Oars socket mid remote conetrithat hie ',versed it. " It is impossible to foams or repress any abase that say be ocesiitteed by privateerisg. The Goverment'sl that ilias itself seder the palsifel seresolty of asibsteisivig, sad eves prossotisg this eyrie* of warfare, has list two seems wham by it ran lessen its illegal coaseqsesete, sad cosseqwestly . is °sly bored by two obligstioos respecting it. The lest is to dictate each regolaticies, and take such precastios• as may correct those abuses, not suffermig them to be committed with impunity. IN this respect the Goverossest has (stilled Its day. The priveteering regulatio, prove it. The se cond is to pet as end to this had of warfare as iota as it betakes mo logger accessary, or whets the result does oat alarmism fur the risks and difficulties it may produce. Tim Gov/raises' muskier' them two events to have arrived, sod aruseisestly has agreed epos, sod decrees the followiag aticks:— " Ist. Is future so letter of marque sad serial shall be grassed, without previously sad solemnly publishing the rause that obligee the Gammen to have recourse to the 0111111101 r Ir. " 2d. Every penes triads the territory of this praises who may be is possession of say letter of neergoe meat pre. seat it to the Minister of the Navy within 16 days frees the date of ilia decree. " 3d. Thom persons is countries situated beyond the Eipsisoctiesl Liar, won the east of the Pacific, mast prevent said latter of marque at the Navyssffice within riot's amain. " nth. The securities gives shall become respossible for the feldlesent of the two foregoing articles. "bib. Every commander of a privateer cruising is vir tue of a letter of marque, granted by any of the Govern meets that have existed is this capital, at sight of tills de cree, shall cease to cruise, arid shall put tato port to disarm sad return the license. " 6th. Any one who shall transgress the foregoieg article will incur the guilt of piracy. " 7th. Every privateer that shall rattiest to cruise after the expiration of eight smelts, from the date of this decree, autbotteed by !iceman from the Goversoment of this taw dry. will be missal is a pirate. " Bth. The Minister of War and Navy is charged with the execution of this decree. (Signed) " MARTIN RODRIGUEZ. " Berea Ayres, October 6, 1821." Insaryaoom or Eno CUARLES I.—Holiday at the Bask, Esebequer, East Italia sad &eta Si. Hisses. THE BRITISH PRESS. • ..n ... LONDON, WEDNESDAY. JAIIVAItt ?O a MIL A Fluoders Mail arrived, at a late hour last night, with Papers from Brussels to the 46th inst. The follow/tux are extracts : BRUNEL*, 3AIIOAIIIr n. Tao cow of Assizes yesterday passed sentence, after seven hours' deliberation, io the affair of the Vrai Liberal. Messrs. ilusiseh and Collette were acquitted, and the Cent Depestre de Is Fedi and 11. Oils condeountll ies year's imprisonment, sad ti paymeot of the costs. • Such is the issue of a trial which has for a Wog time award the atten tion of the public in the southern provinces. It is t isias .. . . TIM .:..weer_ Imr " sia 11 ------ le 4 ,.. _ Pm* 1 1 4 ;avaed that 4 r 440 , •-• i Oin beg ) • • • 1 1 . 004/. a•• • e e • *port of Coos . -Oft .1. . . 1; ..1 . , lo ibreieehei of wee _I . ir ed ti • 11P voi * i v . .*. ~..)1.;.- s , s will al . • If - elf Austria Mowing WWI moved by .I. Csisiont awn N. alansmd. the MO* at Calash with lbw snap N. I. (inatial .breed. sleet the - emesieyiebe‘........tablieilV. melt was 011 apemen tits thirds 4 crier -..-.".'". - 7 -- " ..-7- tatr i gi e o :p e retwarielifre a el a n d 6. eurm religion. "dish steed is At law of ISM re the Noel ~..70 i ._ ..a, Ma asseadasent was ntseilb , .. mai ntakerity. i n e wsn is = Ig ag 4 .l.mit ear . Iss dts illlltriimillat 4 " `"" It 's iF kllikolurebse wars ist_ _ . _- wisserromilimiews ; der 1104114 r, ____ ~..1 111" 1 110 -_, Latsiir Iklimlxo Int of iritkil wadi* to odlitilnidl4ll,9llndell Ohm /. ii I Own *fibs peoplavadls yew . s comme•• Aim _A t._ i__' bed fur Its sitjeet W dialwe that the k w shndll , ll, 1116 Mg elthain. oar team. ,hard.. .1 Wiled of Otwarestaat w" wog oli w."" wiknt lbw tied of 00.111010 liasnrstrwalp - .4':. A .10 6- r *Perim es le ems meow aerie Miiiiihnies'eldieselhOS meet dee he . $- As the :••••O the 14. —.....ta from Coastaatiasple Pe expres9 ore to the 49th December. F er re t :Z. 7z ubssi !he d v e . ef the King's ships. The nest cloy he was trailed by the diplomatic body. Yesterday he ntolinianoed his arrival to the Porte by the First Interpreter, M. Joisannin, and the First Secretary of Legation. M. Arlene". To-day he received the formal vi.it. et the Inteignoter of the POA I F •04 the Present/ 1 : It* frefill.tbe Porte on tech occasions. • "The Porte hes received the following intelligence from Bagded:—The Persian.; 'have entirely ceased hadditiee, and tonne - may be considered as con cluded betyreert the two Powers. This notice was loretoglitlg.• Tartar, who left Bagdad se the tOth Pilamtmlbested•Thre Persian troops had repeatedly ite'iflis nearest that city, but had al ways bees repulsed with loss by the Pioche'. troops. !loth *OA lies!) , of this state of war, without any object, Wiwi hod continued for • eeasiderable time, joyfully 'ircepied the mediation of • Sheik, who is highly esteemed by the 'larks of that Pon vince, and also by Schahsade Mshomed Ali Mina, Governor of Kermanshah. An amicable arrange ment, removing every misunderstanding, was im mediately concluded, according to which the two Poch.. of the Cards are nut to be removed ipm their posts. Abdullali Podia will remain in Ilsolirnanje, and Mohamed Pache in I:oi•Sanschak. utter of them can be removed from his post or dessesed without the joint consent of the Pacha d and the Governor of Kermaushsh. The Prosiians engaged immediately to leave the Otto. man territory. and to make good without delay the damage they had done. According to later ac. Amos, Maimed Ali Mirza bad fallen ill, and was able to sign the Convention with the Poch§ of dad. and his first Minister was obliged to do it. '• This circeinstance, and the extraordinary haste irhich the persian troops made their retreat. OM NSW credit to the report that the Prioor. who keLoisikkzed as the rest author sod promoter of hostilities with the Pike, was really deed. Aet *thell to the 9.l4ttetelleites the ekieel " 4 " is raged dreadfully jg Wept "sentries, eed espe. dolly in &liras. Mem thee 7.000 penes. have leers victims in a few days to this pestilential die. order : among them were the mother, several cbil. deers, and unsay other relation,, serval., and slaves 'tithe Sehahasole /fiaboated Ali Milne," A report is generally spread, Net Ali Pee)* has at length sank wider the Queeppeiiiiier, that the Castle of Jimmie* hes been felted* atoms, end tlsst Ali Peelehitl• ibis news 404 DS seas to deserve mach credit. The accounts which "f t waived yesterday frees the south of Ireland concerning the affray between Lord WINTRY'S petty of the military and the peasantry, relieve the previous statements from much of the perplexity which seemed to belong to theca. They are still move satisfactory in removing a very conaiderable shore of exaggeration, and in divest ing the nobappy circumstance of a scene of bar barous atrocity that was gratuitously introduced into the first represeotation of the occurrence. It will be recollected that a soldier of the 39th re giment was said to have been killed by the peasant., and that his head, severed from his body. was borne upon a pike in savage triumph by his assassins. It was true that the soldier unfortunately fell s vic tim to his rashness, io advancing too far in front of bis party ; but his death was instantly revenged by that of two of his murderers, seed 1110.411114 BA 11.. TAY, in his account of the affair. is silent upon the subject of the decapitation, we may fairly per. sume that the original statement was in this parti cular devoid of truth. Lord BA N TRY'S engagement with the insurgents, or White Boys, was so • far serious, that upon the part of the insurgents there were several persons killed and wounded. Major CA !TRIM, of the 39th, reports the killed alone at twelve men; but we cannot very clearly see that there was any coo l siderable assemblage of the insurgents, arthey'het called, presious to Lord BANTRY'S arrival its . fatal pass of the Glen. Ilia Lordship says, " Oa being informed that the pass of the Glen was in the possessiou of the White Boys, and haring seve ral iuformationa sworn before me and °tiler Magi strates against those persons who catmints! the late outrages here, and for illegal assembly, I call ed in Major CARTHEW," &c. From this passage in his Lordship's letter, which certainly does not convey his sentiments in the clearest and most ele gant manner, we collect that the purpose of this expedition was to clear the pass of the Glen, and to arrest some persons who were charged with some previous offence,. The Noble Lord effected his first object, sod had actually passed the Glen without encountering au enemy, when he sud denly heard horns sounding on the mountains. The sounds probably alarmed the Noble Lord, for we find him immediately retreating. “ The White Boys," he says, " on our return back, kept firing. and Major CARTS/1W received them in the very best manner." liow . 4l4:Tords kept friar can be applied to the eggreraiorta of th e White Boys, we unmet clearly understiad these words would certainly imply that the White Boys were well provided with fire-arms, whereto it is stated that there was but one gun in the pe e _ semioo of the whole party. The second purp ole o f Lord BANTRY'S expeditie not octal to hav e been attempted, but it iOrmseeedingly probable that it was the oppearawee of a military force is the Glen, and !! , ,eapieioo upon the part of the p ea . sentry that mem project was in contempl l ti c , against the safety of their friends or relatives, that drew them from their homes or fields to attack the King's troops. We fear that there is among It s . rime, of a certain temper and cast of nnini in Ireland, no idea of trying to conciliate the p m . sentry in the disturbed districts. The syst e m , dregooning the refractory people is much nurse familiar to them, and requires in its execution fat less discretion and trouble then one of redden, sod clemency. The conseqssenees of so ifijudiei ee , a mode of treatment are found in the absence i f all confidence on the part of the peasantry in M e i, superiors, end in the spirit of rankling hostility towards the institutions of the ermairy, which sen t . Mortally bursts into action like the smoulderin g Ira of Etas. An individual sot acquainted with the habits of the lower orders of the people of treleod would wonder at the ready credulity wits which they will receive the most absurd report's( evil designs against their liberties and lives. 4 travelling pedler could with ease, by framing as ingenious lie, throw a large district into confnios. It is not long since the mass of the Roman Catholic peasantry of the south were firmly impressed sitli a belief that the Presbyterian inhabitants of the worth were devoutly preparing to invade them mid cut their throats; sod it is well known that as sp. prehension of this nature bad an extensive influence in giving to the rebellion of 1798 the glassy tinge of a religious war. We cannot pretend is say what effect the taking of the late census issy have produced upon the minds of the peasantry, but we have been assured, that on the ' , revises occasion of numbering the people, many of them were firmly persuaded that it wee preparaiory to some dangerous scheme which bid their injury for its object. The affray between Lord BANTRY and the pre. sants called into action the Magistrates and Gra. demen of fileerooln, bet the account was intersect which represented Captain Ftract.anauce es hay. hog commaaded the party which proceeded from Macrame to reconnoitre the insurgents: this pl. ant rilliter was at that time on active duty in au- Ohm pert of the country. A popular commotion io Ireland is uniformly Oh companied by attacks upon snail coaches. Tie mail coach between Cork and Maeroein wig attacked and plundered on Thursday last, but the a.il bugs fortunately escaped. The Ere-ano of the gaud were probably the chief object of this attack, bet we lament to find that the coachman guard unmeseverely wounded, some of the passengers treated, cud the coach destroyed. On the mine iisy there was a ikirmish between these robbers sod qi large party of troops from Macroom, in which eighty men of the rifle brigade are said to have dose fearful execution. We should mourn as sincerely as soy persons the loss of human lives, bat there is humanity in wishing that • terrific example world be early made of these deluded miscresots who disturb the public peace. It Is humanity to the great body of the guilty themselves, as such so event would in all probability deter them from further pursuing a career attended with effects so awful ; but with respect to the nation at large, it implies a feeling of mercy in the most extended setae. At the same time we may express a hope that the mashy shall not be unnecessarily irri tated mod driven into acts of rebellion. Acts of severity may be necessary is particular imamate*, mud they who dare to oppesr in arms ought to be crushed at once by the active exercise of nithiery power; but in reference to the general welfa►e of the kingdom, •od to the future hopes of its pas. quillity, it would be wise sod merciful to conciliate as much as possible the feelings of the people, ■ud to inspire them with some degree of confidence is the benevolent disposition of their rulers. Yestenloy befog the Anniversary of his MAJES• TT'S Accession to the Throne, the morning war sphered in with the ringing of hells, and at ohe o'clock the Park and Tower pins were fired. Yesterday, at half-past two o'clock, a ehir-t Ccu •cil was held ut the Foreign Office, w 11...5-ing-street, ing-street, which was attended This Earl ef darrewbe, the Earl of Weetwelsed, the Earl of !Liverpool, the ataareller of the Exch.:rem the Margete el Lemlooderry, Mr. Peel, Earl Rettrarot, Mr. 15- Immo, Mr. Wpm, Yaceaut Sidotooth, Mr. B. Bathers*, Lord Moryboruegb, ace. The Council continued in deliberation till about half-past tour. Last night Mr. SILTICIITER left town with dis patches for Holland. Private letters from Paris state, that relents of movement* in several parts of the ibist ulid path of France were prevalent in that city. Brest Val said, in the begiuning of the week, to hare beta the scene of a conspiracy ; Rochelle wit describedeo participating ; and a telegraphic dispatch is s aid . on Friday, to have announced that a ronveineot had taken place at Toulon, in which the garrison and the Beet had joined the people. Thee rumorn had probably their origin at the Stock Esilainge. Nib