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/ - .- - - • . . .-- . - . . • , .. ~ . - , , . /.I,a-4 1 " )--- . . .-.-.• A A b (J, ou t t vi t i :,-,,.-!' 3 rt ., _ % ik - \......,..- 0 _ . _.. EMI frmiplitl4..._:,..e, .., •i. 1,.. -Aft i' . , • t .,,, , , . - , . ....- • Ai -." -; •-• • • - - AI; I __. . ..,, 4/ . . dir., •-., . (! ) T :?;-_ . •',~ fvoria*st 6078. LONDON, TUESDAY,;,,IWAY 28, 1822 •,~ :~ , Paves 7d. PRONY-LA MR. EVANING. TUESDAY. Moly 211. t Mairatfe Rename wilt revive (Gni doe Mie Ttratie) the Cook Opera of ABROAD AND AT HOME. With sew mid 'Watkins! Mole. Sir Fara Ffrilisrli: Mr. Weil:ewe; Ireescflierrhoh, Mr. Buley; 014 Tot% Me. Muriel; Tomei Testy. Mr. Faroom ; colorist O'Neil. Mr. Fbeeilliter; Herceuri ; MI. itrahlio ; Dirty. Mr. R.ißit. Laity Fleerisii. Oro. Mee loot ; 'Katy, Miss Copelearl; Mini Headley, Mioe fleecy. Tri,eiwielede with the Force of MONSIKIJR TOIMPON. Too principal Cbenietoro by Mears. Ceeerc, Dareeri, Fault, G.tttr, K. H. Williams, alleprilmb, Twos, m a . 1111,zili, Mire gasithsoa, and Mn. Bleat The done. will be °reel at Half-past co'Clock; sad be prolonaeorterereeere ai Serve. s olos 7.. ; domed Pries 3e. 114.—Pit so. 1141.; Meted Price to —l o wer ifiollery 114 Sward Fries 11 ...-UIPPer CAW/ 1..; mead Prier Jeese.re beMembreMe., , ledreoll. is Os lambi of dint 4alwan of she Privet Bete elle be 'ebeilecd fur She Areas( a We. Rp o lwell, attire am Ollie.. - EAST INDIA HOUSE, Mir 15, 1822. THE COURT of DIRECTORS qf the urirraD COMPANY of MERCHANTS MERCHANTS el ENG- D, trod*" Ik. EAST INDIES, de hasty give JUNes. IKELANIX habitants of the county of Mayo, lea* hors a fourth of its population, ate utterly destitute of food or the means of obtaining it: That • largo portion of that number has been in that &plots. able condition of &petulance upon pablic brrgero knee for more tlisti a month past, and that the tire MI either must continue thus dependunt for eight weeks to come'st the least at the same time that truly thoossods of them urr piniog away touter the grievous aggravations of malignant diseases." ~,; .., gloats with the Comonstion; he lied se advised with the Lard Mayor • fortnight back, bat his Lordship • bad convinced him clearly, that not a shilling could be given by the Corporation at prevent: in one or ewe years more. from present peotipeett, they would be Ale to de emelt good, they would Owe he out of debt oud independent. Kr. J. B. Frfarturreie moved, that before they p►oceeded to the election 41m Aldermen l the flouse lies booed to record the sestoory of Sir William • Ateseudev, the father of the City of Dublin, and who bad keen followed to the grave by the suited tog eas of his fellow-citizens. Thu Rewlotion was seconded by Sir Gsaass graITIVORD, and scut to the Board of Aldermen. The nooses of Humphrey Minchin. and 'Moon tiford J. Hay, Esqns. here seat down from the Board, but they dec.iued staudiog for the vacout Aldermanie gown. • Alr..liativit addressed • the House. lie re minded the Coaimous that he had been a Mean • ber from an early period, and had rupported the isinesta of the Corporation. If they re• turned him to the Upper House, he would en deavour to fill the ditties of the situation honestly ; zealously attached to the religion he professed, he would never do au set detrimental to its names. Sir NICHoLAS Basay, the other candidate, neat rose. He stated that he bad been flattered by promise of support, sod also assured the Commons, that as his past conduct might be accepted as a warrant for the future, he was determined Os sup port the interests of the Corporation. On the motion of Mr. J. B. FITZSIMMONS, a ballot commenced, when the numbers were— For Per. HIS, For Sir N. Brad, St - "tour, rAY 23. • It is said the Lord Lieutenant Ism taken Wood stock. in the county of %Vielow, the beautiful residency pf Ale. Kilos. Wnosktork •iir abut 1K miles from Dublin, a :Molt distance beybod the til lage of Karoo,. The Fellowalnti examination commences on the 29;h iva4ans. We tuider.tanil there ate two vacant aro, uud ten or eletcu candidates. We are glad to be , able to stele that our inatkets underweut a favourable cl s u on Saturday last. Potatoes fell to seven pence une, and .ausqleal gold fur fifteen shillings per car , A similar change took Pace iumany of the raselteit towns of firm MU 9ty.--(141,0 Coßsiiietion.) flat • GENERAL COURT of the osill COMPANY will he held at their Hesse' he ',radiating street, es WRD- Nassmy, the tlldi lostesit, at Dever a'Ciork is the Fere. sass, far the special, porpoise of lapin; beim, the Pm widen se seaminess Revolution of the Cowl ef Directors of Thanks to the Must Noble die Nary... of Hess. isss, ILO. sad G.C.8., Governor General of Orsosel, Res•lesios is sow ores at Ibis Hawse Ale the permit of the Proprietors. JOSEPH DART. flesret•rl• The hit►nded reiwal of the Window Tsr woo comn3uoiostrd on Pridoy to the citizens of Dublin, iu.the following nntwe THE NEXT KIN fir .nn of WILLIAM CORNWALL,. lite of tbs. Illerebsot air Morley, detioartl, by applyioy to Mr. Peeress, N.. 141, High. Wort, Mai Well, way hear of solootblay to their ad:wage. ' " Nasals%noose, Dublin, May ?4, !My' Friday evening. • " Tle (Mil Mayor has the prowl satisfaction to toaaes• nie•te to hie fellow-eildneas, that be Iwo jail bees biasioassal with as oticial tonintouicatlor front kis Extelkacy tba Lod •sliiwr, dist It is the iiitentiete of his /Neely% prointoe to Parttonaceit tbli taped 61-111* Window Tax iu Italian. ROOMY FOR THE IMFROTEINDUTT OF PRISON ‘4IO.IIF4FLINS, AN U. FOR THE REFORMATION OF npritspiug urrENDERS. PS ANNIVERSARY MEETING .;f th is INSTITUTION weirbe held an MONDAY, Jane 3, M Feeemasose Hail, Groat Queenedreet, Lioeola's Imo. held.. His Royal Higbee.etb DUKE of GLOUCESTER, the Patios, will take she Mir at Twelve o'Clock prreisely. Admission mily by Cards. which are is a coarse of delivery to Subscribers, sad may bo at the Office of Ova Society, No. IS, Alderassabory. Seats will be provided for Ladies. I. We are grieved to piste,' that the accounts fres the dietressed counties are iiiiikdolOorabil ja 4, eetresse. The village of Talla.• 1 4 the co unty of Clare, ;meows a most melancholy spectatie at pre sent. II is ctOwdeil with persons in the utmost wretchedness, coming from all parts of the Barony to purchase oatmeal. the Committee hare been serving out this meal from six iii the mot Mug until five in the evening, and one half of the poor who attend are not supplied during that time. The par chasers are so urgent in their supplications, that it is with the utmost difficulty they can be restrained by the police and yeomanry, who are called iu for the purpose. One woman among the crowd exclaimml.- " 0 heavens ! how shall 1 face my hungry children without • morsel to give' them ?" Another de voured her scanty supply raw. A ninn who pur chased a stone of barley said lie should boil some of it on going home, fur if he waited to make it into meal his family would starve. Such an extent of misery as prevails in all parts of the county of Clare was never before witnessed. T* Public are reopecifolly isfonholl, that Mr. litoolthollat or Dood.siteet, oppoiated mole Wet at the West Bead of the Toro, for the stiehtly thoposal of the Privato Some tot tiovott to the Lessee of this Thom Os Thelsoday,Floakspesa• Play of Iho Eighth, wet\ Patel sod Virginia. " JN. K. JANIEX. Lord Mayor, City of Dublin." A POST ASSEMBLY ' THE/mit ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. i K. K RAN hies Neve to Orients the Peltlie tint his ilitibiliFlT is ensiotal Ow MONDAY 'FAT, Jose 3. 1111241 so whisk salmi's the Eseshoes horoiwasce 101 l evanesce ehlt fire celebrated SOHN Of 1:10, Celia. LAID Roo hitosiafpr'sTiorily of THE ROMAN ACTOR; _ . ON the 3il of June will be published, dedicated, by perniasioo, to his Majesty. with • set of Plates newly eareaved, inelndios • Portrait of the King is his Cotoesairre Robes, s Nos Eittios, corrected to tme Fresno Timm of DEBRETTS PEERAGE of the UNITED KINGDOM. Printed for the Boebellen, preprieten of the former Mites. Or, Via DRAMA'S VINDICATION. Paris Noe Immo Asisr), Mr. lean. After wkicas. die frown* Play of • THE MOUNTAINEERS. KENSINGTON LACE WORKS.-.—Tre. toradows Hail Storm. The Nobility, Gamy, sad Pith lie, whose asateroaa orders were sear completion, are re. speetfally Wormed that is coraequeoce of the great damage oceasioaed by the storm of laturdoy last, which destroyed nearly the whole of the Windows of the smassifsciory, a coati. dash's daisy hes taboo place is the delivery of their extra. tiN COINISSINiIk. The Proprietor is happy to say that be had previously saaafactored a must beautiful stock of Dressed, Abu*, Veils, liesrves,..Pellerias,Trimaiog and Flootitirg Lame, mod every alegaat sad fashiosiolde Ankh' of Dress, of which as isspectioa Is respedfally Warehouse, 30, Soothaaptoo-street, - Coveat•gardes ; Lace Werke *ad Haaofactury, 14, Lessiogtooaquisre, Kea. siagtoa. M ajori I y for Mr. Harty Octavio., lir. [goo. Tit areetwile with the llwoievl ?wet et TUE WATERMAN. Tom Tug (with the origisal Amp, 1441 for this siebt etery), Mr. Rea.. A meeting was held at kihnallock. in the county of Limerick, on the 14th, relative to the distressed poor of the !wishes of St. Peter and Paul, Bal. lingoddy, and Tankardatown. at which it was Smoked—let. That Government be made septainted with the snifters loyal conduct of them perishes; upso the tender feelings aid humanity of *lnch the parishioners place the strongest reliance for temporary relief daring these times of general calamity and distress. . Nr. KEAN respectrullTessee — ;ece. Mat tbe wbeie ado Realm* of ibis &tans (any the . Rapine's deducted by ire oagromosi) will be applied Is dm RELIEF a the DISTRESSED PEASANTRY of **SISTER KINGDOM. • Whys se* Men fey do Does to be bed 0111 r. Red. TM (61113), si the Rotunda, itydgeeeteeet, free Ti. lid Ger. • ADRLPHI THEATRE. STRAND. . 71111S,EVENING, . TUESDAY, May es, tilakaat ALEIANDRE, erlehrstal bumle Yertnlnvent, will deliver sr entirely see auk, dame- Oesimie,soestie, atimetit, mettifoessical, mullets's% obis quitarirai Enitrtallllßelli, is Three Puts (i 0 FAilliA) es*" strutted elprenly for ibis seeessm, led "misled Tb. ADVENTURES OF A VENTRILOQUIST; Or: THE ROGUERIES OF NICHOLA& Ii ebieb be will Simla, the veriest esheekebilex ewe. Igo. OM for Mott Iwo Wit belie etelueelyeelieemell Wig &Aril no the Coethwar;SWlWlliieto here bore nrossesed with e h Ti l os% approbstin befw. meet of the Pined ilea& and Prosent of Ewa*. Pet• Ont of the Ealertaissiest - Vitale Perrorsa—Aktrrmoo Pi!Mary; C.aptsia Perii Nsebnia, (aervoat lo aho Aldecroso) ; Mrs. Pi:Drury (wife of the Aidermao); Mee Fl:flail. Psi:bury (daughter of the dltlrrenau). Parear-Asilrew Stomp (Soren Dentist sad Trepuser) Jaeisb (kis ran) Pallier/ Mullins* (aa isfaul in nog). AUIIIII4II AMPlollipamslikteke Ti vy , god Nick Toga. Speopsid old* Est, naianeenl : - - Pan 1. Food andrhysle.—Cripill termed Clrisisev Sweep. Pail 11. Wine and rho Teeth-ark; ow, thts Is lit. Pail 111. Certain Lectures.—Jeek I. the 1 1 911. lln whole embotli.d, illustrated, and delivered by Mer riest A L EXA N DRE. This day is published, hi eiro, CORRECTED REPORT of the SPEECH of dot Right Hos. GEORGE CANNING is the Rosso of C 0....., cos the 30th of April, 1822, ill moving fur leave to brig is a Bill to restore to RONAN CATHOLIC PEELS their right of siltisg sad votieg is Parhassest. Prislod for lobs Nuns,. Albemarle-street. . A NEW MELODRAMA, AND EIGHTH WEEK OF TOM AND JERRY. SA puma WELLS, Fader the Direction of Mr. Borrow (at the Theatre Royal, Gmeni-Garden), FITHIS EVENING. TUESDAY, ma, es, and daring the Week, a New Melo-Dranna (translated frost the Fiends) call. d THE DUTCH PIRATE. Gustavo* D'Araneour, Mr. Lewis; MIMICS de Trader* (the Dutch Pirate), Mr. Campbell. Adolphine de Vul4eck, Miss ft. Adcock ; Mina, Miss Johnstone. A Dwelt Cowie Dince, by Mr. Welborn. The new r dretrian, equestrian, and operatic Extravaganza, of piety, frisk, lark, stud patter, called IO AND JERRY, PM Into +hare (rxelusirrly fir ibis Theatre) he Pearce Econ. Curs:obi:tut Tura, Mr. Elliott; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. 'Keeley; Huh Logic, Mr. Vale; Ramey O'Botber, Mr. Daly. rounthian Kate, Miss Johnstone Soe, Mrs. G. Rusrliud, Miss R. Adeoek ; Hos. Mts. Mos Braily ; Hun Miss E. Trifle, Miss Waldrop. Art I. Lie in the Couoiry:—Act 11. Life is 1.011d015.••-• An 111 . Rambles and Sprees, or 1140 Danger exposed of being put by. up, awake, itsry. downolnd bean finished!!!! WITH PONY RACES. EnfoN. Stock- Br o k er an d L ottery O ffi ce I:— ! ,,,at his uld establuthnient,Corahill sad Lombard s:me. c, , ,ernou;•irs the Public on their success in the late I.ourrr, uhru.nesily NI the (Nulled Prizes were shared and rne of libido grand Pfll.lll EYTON bad the pleasure FA TON ices leave In remind hi% Friends, the Public, the next 'Amery r.intaina Sixteen Capital' Prize, of 20.0001, 1 . 00 4, 2001, 10 be all draws in One bay, •iz. 'MAT TUESDAY, and only 7,000 Tieketa. Tieltet. and Shares are now oU salt at the above lucky i! and L imb'.d street. •.• A'! ttntine%s in Ike Public Funds tranaseted with and Pith IS, PAINS IN THE STOMACH, ac-. 11,1.011 %IS ire thi. cause of misty internal nal:- lion., which vary is much in their effects that they say hr mmakin by the must eounfrot Physician, and prose reitify f.if if to the constitutions of adults and children; ' ouch fur fait, r inure emensively suffer from their destruc tP. me.zi t. 'their more usnal symptoms are Fits, Pains in lie Sii,•rai S. :.• and Head. LOSS of Appetite, and pale, huroid• sad emaciated App ..... ce in the Patient. The y efficacy of CHING'S PATENT WORM LO .'..r.SGEs moth COMP is veil as obstructions in Ilipcela. 1.1 veer? , dtiordar when noroioß or rleal " in i required, is so uuiver.al'y keews, sod has been Pt: t •ticl, acki.iisiedged by so trimly persoms of J 4011.34,0 -i.ifrAt: it, iiirtiefy, that it is uniseceseary here to eularge un ihi,r reu3se sinner. aIJ .n .sea at 1.. 13.1. and 2S. 9.1. by Hotter% Che; 'Lori No. 4, I :lieapalete.. St. snit 210, Itexent-otrrolt fan, the Amt. Coodon ; 29. Waterlosairloolf. , Edigbiirch ; sad 34, Sickville-street, Dobbs; and by the Prioripal Medicin e VeiWers tbrousltost the United Carlos. NEW NOVEL irashroovoita nos. prise /lalaiy THE SPY : a Tale of the Neutral Ground ; reforriog to some particular Occurrences during the Anorriess War, alas pourtraying Americas Scenery and By the AUTHOR of " Precaution." " &Wiles here • men with soul so need, Who never In hiewelf WA said, This is my owit—my native land"' " The Author, iu giving its this history, has blended it tram thlarreesly with a chain of interesting circemstauces, well ealeolated to relieve the screwiest from the mysterious wardens( from the Spy of the hermit Ground." The Sketches of Americas Saucier, sod Manners are touched with sa able hand, and the stile thromrhoot is light and agrerable."—Gmeral Weekly Resister, 19th May, latlf. Printed fur G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave.alaria.lane. 2d. That from eleven to twelve hundred passers in this district have not the means of subsistence for three months. 3d. That no less a snot than float six to seven hundred pervade world be staseient to subsist those persons, and pre. vent starvation and sickness, which have already eommeaced in several isstances. At a .obeettog at Ballingarry, in the saute county, 00 the 40th, it was Resolved—That it appetite to this wears', skit is Iles parish of Ballisgarry, the lower orders of the inhabitants are is great distress fur east of food aordosed potatoes, and that fifty families of the town of Balliagarry are in the almost distress fir provisions, and ramble to procure employment. HrelieetheiThet it appose. to se ihei the suited parishes of aureola.% mid Closelty, onjoinisr aerie, steaks is eras disirrs• fur west of fund, and there being no resident clergy or gentlemen therein, we feel it oar duty to take charge of said Union. We ate glad to find that in all quarters exertions ■re at length making on behalf of our distressed and, we fear, siarving fellow-countrymen—stare log (as Mr. Grattan and Mr. Leader state in their resolution at the Mansion House meeting) " be cause unemployed." The College are proceeding to collect a subscription that will do credit to that ►ea. of lea g —the Fellows (if we are not misinformed, are to couiribute ten guineas each, and the Students in proportion—twenty shillings each would supply a noble .urn. Mr. Henry Grattan has given notice of a motion on the subject of the ,li►tresses in the south, for the next day of meeting of the Dublin Society. We regret to see, that only seven names from among the heads of the Corporation of Dublin as yet appear in the list of subscribers. The Bishops and the Cleirgy are but very thinly sprinkled over the list; but, we suppose, that ■ liberal rrtimissou of their revenues and tithes has been the cause. A Committee, appointed to inquire ir.to the state of the poor in the county of Mayo, have made a long and minute report, which states " that their correspondents concur in most af flicting statements of the wretchedness of the pea: sentry, and place beyond the slightest doubt the melancholy fact that very many thousands of our poor countrymen, in that county, are at this moment actually enduring all the horrors of starvation and malignant disease. The nigh Sheriff states, that a very malignant fever is making rapid strides in several districts ; tend I hit he has seen litiorlreda of wretches greedily seeking fur water creases, wild mustard, nettle tops, dwarf-thistles or daudeboo, all the spring! Mr. JOSEPH MACDON NELL states that the people are emaciated, that some have been excited by hunger to plunder for provisimis, and have curried off the young lambs front the fields far food ; Mr. STRICKLAND repre sents the typhus fever to he extending rapidly mi d the yili.,gea and roads crowded with beggars evidently starring. (Milers represent the pea santry nit the coast sis utterly destnute and en- IletwOnfing to itoltibt on shell-fish and sea-weed." The Report then goes on to state the causes of this melancholy situation. ft says, " The e x i s ti n g dis tress is universally attributed, in a principal degree, to the failure of crops of 1.1.1 year, anti most par. ticularly to the potato crop. Also, to the general want of employment. unit consequent poverty of the peasantry, the general poverty of all classes, and the excessive and summary leyy of local charges of a public and private astute. To these should be added the draiu by absent landed proprietors, who draw front this 1:11 noverishtql county, every year, it sum exceeding one hundred thou.und pounds." Alter suggesting such measures its may beet tend to alleviate the distress, and noticing the meant' adopted fur that purpose. the Report concludes, ~ We (f ra u , it in t h e most solemn manner, to he our conscientious conviction. funraled upon the diligent perusal of the communications of your C orrepp nideols, that we underrate the extent of the calamity when we estimate that not less . than seventy thousand of our fellow-creatures, in. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, MAT 27, 1822. THE CO 'll M LTT E E ror Mannginic the Sub scription for the RELIEF of the DISTRESSED DISTRICTS in IRELAND, bare the satisfaction to se. knowledge the following Subscriptions, received since the 234 instant : t • J. Dena, Esti. R.N. &cretary to she Calataantler-ia.Cbser .1 Chatham :t 111a11, 21`Carel, and C 0.50 0 WestTharrock Parish, with Pus tlzet 15 6 Collccieslai she Catho• lie Cb.spel, Sumer% Tows) 311. se. 4.1 W.Wigrarn,Fsq. M.P. 52 10 Collected at Geusge. at reet Chapel, Crisp due 301. 2s. Bd. Mips Whetters 3 0 Workmen at Curlis and Cu.'.., Husaus low 21.17 e. 2/1. Friend* at Kelveilou •l 1 0 Bmall Subscription* 6 9 From P.m% mid Ileyraie. Wm. Unwin„ Esq. 10 10 From *ail Cu.'s. Vice. Admiral So - R. t a. From Conlla and Cu. Geo. Job's McLeod, 2d sob. Wm McDouall, Strut rate 2 2 From Goslings and Sharp. F. F. Luttrell. EN. b 0 W. Egertuo, PAq 25 0 From Messrs. Hoare. Hon. George Wataoo 10 10 C. C. 3 0 From Child mad Co. J. N. 10 0 From Grote and Cu. The Recorder of Loa dos From Pule and Co. C. R. P. 2 2 From Ladbroke and Co. E. W. b 0 Mra S. Ludlow 3 3 From Marryall sod Cu. Mr..l. %V. Willis, Home ford, Irelaud ' 1 1 Ha 1100441, K.C.B. Rry Dr. W. F. rogoit, Eton CAege 10 10 From Saasih, Payne, and C.. Gesard de Vi.me, E•q. 6 to From Lees aud Co. Ft ons Cleaserbers and Son. • A Catleulie Lady la 0 num Herrera, Farquhar, and Co. William Green, LI. 2 2 From Hammrr•lry and Co. Jubu H onenbriea, EN. 5 5 E. N. From Stepireasoes and Co. Rev, Edward Burke, Lewes 3 0 Ruben Helm k Soo 5 From Curiae and Co. Joseph Alswfteau, Esq. 5 5 . . J. A (; 'Huss, Lati 52 10 J. G. Lemiretre, £.4 5 From Ransom nod Co. C.pt. Geo. Doherty 2 0 Frost ll.,pkiu•uoa and Cu. Major E. Michell, 2 2 Str JainesSlinw, Bert. ft 0 Fruw Fleece, Betueti, k Co. J. C. de Neyrn and L. R. de Se In 0 D. R. de 14a 2 0 Froro Hanbury and C.'. Jobe Mot, Esq. S 0 From thiumecood •rd Cu. Lord Henley 10 0 Geo.ldod, Ertl. 1 1 Frusta Barclay and Cn. Rev. J. Smith, Holt 0 0 War k.ptatple at Cooper, -- - . Mrs. G. 0. Hilliard 1l I Brothers. mulcsi.. 5 1 ) 0 Fred. Juhustuu, Esq. 2 2 Rev. B Seale 2 The Earl of Cardigan btr 0 From Spooner and Cu. Sir R. Wilmot, Bait. 21 0 I Wiltshire Milrtiq one Jacob C.uft•, Esq. 10 0 I day's psy of the Stair 4 7 The Committee will meet at the City of Loden Tavern daily al Eleven fur Twelve. • Sabsatiplioes are received at the Committee Room, be. twee. the lniisia of Twelve cud Four; by Smith, Faysse,aad Smiths ; and by all the Backers in London 'soil Westminster, so other resew briar authorised by the Committee to receive them. By order of ibe Committee, • MICH. WM. TROY, Hoe. Sec. 7 0 3 3 5 0 1 1 wag held yesterday at the City A.eembly-house in William-street. The proceedings were expected to be highly interesting, far it seems that a requisi tion had been issued for the purpose of "consider ing the propriety of pentioniug the House of Lords against the Bill new in progies. for permitting Ro man Catholic Peers to sit its that House." The election of an Alderman in the room of the late Sir William Alexander, Bart. was appointed to take place at one o'clock. Although the first meeting was called at eleven, no business what ever was proceeded in until a quarter after one, when Mr. Wittig rue.—Mr. Sheriff, said he. I be. lieve that there is now a House ; I last night re ceived a most extraordinary summons—[he here reed the requisition shove given]. I received that luminous with great pain. Why ? Because, Si►, it would be becoming iu us to follow the noble exam ples of the Corporations of London, Liverpool, and other gredt English Cities, and contribute our mites fur the relief of our suffering countrymen in the South ; but, Sir, instead of that, we are sum moned to agitate • dangerous question. The aueaker read a Protestant resolution of the 15th February, 1782, in which the writers rejoiced in the relaxation of the Penal Laws. This, continued Mr. Willie, is a document which was issued at a time when Irel.ind stood high among tuitions; when she had a resideut Geotry, and a Parliament ; these very Protestants, Sir, who met at Dungan. non, represented the sentimeuis of their brethren towards the .Roman Catholics. What have they done, Sir, that we should not piece confidence in the m nosa?—what have they/ committed, that we should consider it dangerous to associate with them ? The House of Lords does not represent the people ; we. therefore, have no right to inter fere with their deliberations. Si►, I hope that this is the last time that this Corporation will ever be celled together for this purpose ; and I move that the question be postponed to this d.iy month." He was seconded by Mr. Williams, of Praia meat-street. Mr. SUMS( Paid, that if the message from the Board of Aldermen was rrud, it would save all un necessary debate; this he moved accordingly, and was interrupted by Mr. Willis. Mr. J. B. FITZSIMMONS robe to order, and said the Hon. Member forgets that he has not been seconded. Mr. Wawa said, " I have been seconded." Mr. WaLsii—" iVho has introduced this ques. lion ? Who has agitated the topic but yourself (weaning Mr. Willts.)s Mr. WILLIS-" We all know that the same question was liberally dealt with by the Board of Aldernaen; the names that voted for and against the Petition have been published in the Paper.." The message was now read front the Lord Mayor and Board of Aldermen, which stated, they had ascertained that the summonses had not been duly served, therefore the consideration of the Petition against the Roman Catholic Peers Bill could not be proceeded on in consequence of such omission. Mr. Wat.t.ll—" It is merely postponed. It is in tended. I suppose, w call us together on a herb summons. I sin tar settling the mane► now, and I hope it will neve► rise again—this is nu time for the apple of discord to be hurled arnoupt us." Mr. WALsill was astonished at .Ir. Willis. It w a y wrong, he said, to discuss a matter that bud fallen to the ground. Mr. JOS. KEARNEY expressed his satisfaction at the discovery of en error in " that 11111111tnoms of dis cord." lie thought the present was no time to bring the House iurvrard to debate on such matters ; the vises or opinions of Ihis 114tose availed not, ano ther would they affect the question. Mr. J. FtTz•itxxoNs—The Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Willis) seems jealous of the pacific system which prevails here, and vauntingly says, you are afraid to bring this question forward ; there is little advantage to be derived from uttering a fantiful speech which means nothing, and may produce un pleasant consequences ; the gentleman should by all means avoid arousing HICII ' S 1)/1'41011A oo such subjects ; let the tonic laud no level, it would better become his grey locks. Mr. WILLIS was not afraid of the consequences of his remarks, and was willing to resist any attacks on his grey locks. Mr. FITZSIMMONS moved that the summons for the election of an Aldermau be read : a was ac cordingly read. A desultory conversation took place here, be tween Mr. Hutton, Mr. J. Kearney, and Mr. Fitzsimmons. Mr. J. KEARNEY wished to know if the hulk of the people »mild be called ou to contribute to the funds collecting by the Mansion [loose Committee, for the relief of the distressed iu the south. Me. F•ITZSIMMONS brad, he believed the y.intended applying to each pariah separately ; he also said. •he washed that 'the coruure of relief should on- The successful candidate then returned bia most grateful thanks. re-assured the House of his resolu tion to discharge his duty faithfully. to consult the interests of the House on all occasions, and con cluded by recommendiog the Commons to co operate with the Upper House. Sir N. BRADT followed. He thanked his friends, and announced his resolution of standing again upon the neat opportunity. COURT OF CHANCERY, —..lumusr, NAT t 2. INTERESTING CASE. Is TIIR MATTIS OF PINS, MINORS. On Monday a question of considerable interest. relative to the education of minors, came befcrl the Chancellor. -Mr. Miss' moved in the matter of Pints. minors, that the mother of the children should be removed from the guardianship of them, and that they shoald be taken from Cloogowe's-wood Col lege, and educated at a Protestant school. Mi. SUM, on the port of the minors, applied for leave to prepare affidavits, winch, he was Winn. ed, would satisfoctorily controvert the alleoutioes on which the motion was grounded. The stfidevit. of certain persons residing in the county Mdse.- were necessary for the defence. He hoped, there fore, that time would be allowed to procure those documents, as sufficient notice had not been giveo. The CMANCELLOIt ordered the motion to &tend until Wednesday. Accordingly the motion came on for discussion on ‘Vednerday. Mr. SAURIN appeared on the part of Mr. John Pim, the brother of the minors' father. lie stated that the late Mr. Pim bad been married in the year 1804 to a Roman Catholic, that -the issue of t h is marriage was five children, to whom Mr. Pim, at his death, bequeathed considerable loaded and pet. sone! property. Immediately after the death of Mr. Pion, his brother applied for an order for educating the children of the late Mr. Plan in the Protestant. religion. It appeared by Master Ellis's report that the mother. who was the guardian, agreed that they should be so educated. Au order accordingly was made by the Court for their instruction in the Pro testant faith. Notwithstanding this order, Mr. Saturn) stated, that the mother had the children educated in the s' Popish religion," and fur that purpose seat them to the Roman Catholic Semi nary of Clongowe's-wood. The present metier► was to remove the mother from the guardianship, kr a violation of the order of the Court, and to resume the children to a Protestant school. Mr. Parimarrianaa, on behalf of the minors, did not see wily the report of the Master should require the children to be educated Protestants, as their father was not a Protestant, but belonged to the Society of Friends, " Quakers," a sect which ferrd more from the Established Church than the Cat holies. The CHANCRLLOR—" The point on which particularly dwell is the violation of thP ordrr of thiS Court by the mother, who is the uor,ltau tr I find that, contrary to her own agrees,' iv, she h., disregarded that order, I shall nut hesitate to t, - tuove her from the guardianship." Mr. PENNE/ATHER replied, that hp was prliitie, with an affidavit, which alleged that the mother ha never undertaken to execute such sir.l4 ft signature of Mr. Crosbie, the former in,lr it, in the case, was affixed to an arrangement, tot tt Pas nut entered into with the concurrence of thi mother of the minors. fler signature did riot ap pear to it. The CHANCELLOR—" The order of this Conrt should he attended to ; and I cannot he l m{ m)srlf to believe that the mother was igourant in it. " Mr. O'CON N ELL stated, that he was Coulter( for the eldest of the rumors. lie could nut trot admire the greater degree of zr;tl than of courtess displayed in the !tenement whirl) sniike of ** the: Popioli religion." IVith the other parties in the case lie was not connected, he sippered only for the eldest of the boys, who, lie stated, was tune entering on"his seventeenth year, sod was lived in his faitk. so that his abandonment of it pi teach P. age, ',dress ,he're capable of judging foF was out •oprolsable calculation. flit father at 0 e time of bit , uuirrisge was • Quaker; from list time uutil near the time of !Ili thud', it was to I 'V 1 ~ k 'a f ~i