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P•4l foe QUA the Is* irs• geteiledwermay istalbe Slob
to Newel I .ad that ma, therefore. so limbed lees **jibe
berg end Illoslino of Pailiemes. which will waleheigibterly
rose she mariore is which rte poses are gamiest in the is-
I.ousuelluit• One i ' s.d yea may dorsi epos it, eaW his
r ,i•
.. 1 greilllp, that 6' if waste. sal espreeseery severities shall
...► a) a pretellied um Ng eneeetien, we shall Ise the bought of its
• 'idles airiest the wiser, eta k vela be mom erseilog;
. ter. Verterti will foal Milt the Aet eaght le be put spar-
. ' : bike egressisi."
. . .114131.E1R (Clerh of the Peace, sem to excel-
.s! laserself from asp implication in au error which .
/owe
~ -a„ who bwows his uniform correctness, wegaimpute to
it.. He mated that. gibes the lint Mequisitio• was sett to
_ • .... his. was 40 miles fres Clommel—that the likqeiskies
'',lr •••Ideoly past auto his hawk, malted add ',accompanied
11. *NV Wilt mugs of fees, be threeht that there meet have
1... ••• .1•0.11. 1 erllit taglinity I sod, fess the posher mid re-
• ....tat.l to of 1111 fir•SIII,IP• ill is, seal of the wire IA
. sup t• to pll.trit is Gomel.
ht • I .1 at.oll yes awl said, he could nee but feel
•‘,lll bet imat ni.shisi which was broggial forward by the
. :6:41111e sail its swam to throw a stigma on hi... his cow
-d •11.—('• Hew, bear," from Lord Doesishasere.).-He said,
%-•e1 the **traces in his ewe heresy were ea abscises, that
be wished to beer the legarreetiort Act pee in force without
. bus ssf. . time. He got up the requiaition accerdisely, and
• .. • ropy is Mr. Sadieies public ranee es Tuesday, !tiring
. !imbed by the stately, sad ..seeing Ali.'llailleir's
;Met • copy to Mr.llatilries legume, Seems** lie those", .
se the "Sam was seat to the "Gee. mid SIG &ilk,' sot
%,t
"km
, he might possibly {.sear blame if the asters was N.
itillesta I ea" he ilhought it quoit, fair fur Parcill, Mr. Sad-
km'. Mirk, to pet se the notice with the same of hi. psis.
rives' ; for as lista vs ry fiat • 1001/47:• hod bete pitirlished fur
• irewtine in the ass" et Limerick, signed by the Deputy:.
,Clrell of she pe tee. A okerlieg bed brim ball se cousegerae•;
- that Vseetiog had memerialed for the isanh
eetionAct, sod
a perrelagettowe bad Weed I.e/weepiest,. Oa essiag hese
•ni /seldom use the matati, he sew that no,lttieh ears us
liMlurg Clerk of the 'Payee was secogoised he it i mad, being
ofeersieed to shirk Pokily by the tome prescribed by the
' I^w. be saw Mr. Atillitie se seas. ea pmeiblat,ield kis AS
• bet he hail done war merely to save him from crate
I .w.a.imir his the nepsisitioo for this day's eutZed.Ilif
sad Mr.hadleir. requested him to go op sane List.;
tees,. (to whom Mr. Jacob referred), and • .
lard I.I3MORE saw, he d d secolteet thee Mk. I
e'llye to the rose, mad stated that the requisitiee was ilk
.11g said mosett.lay of some inislabe having accursed
sof • Preler, or some ether way, and left the preenet.
silos Os slit table.
e. JACOB reisciad•d by eserrt:ag, that from that Mgt
a. egret he get the Cammissiii• of the Peace to the psesert
'b...., the hest olairet of his life ••• to preserve the peace et
••••• chnotry. and t.. supper, the laws and the coustitutiou. :
t - Lord, DeIPIOUGH MDR E said, that he always looked me
S. Joey!' as au old Plead sad fellow soldier in she lawyeve
• r•irpe, rind It is• merely frail a thorough sense of the yob.
•I -e 'Motive( litsly to arise from she erroneous proceeding,'
aid the shortness of the time, which left bias no other way
or proerldiag, slat urged his at oars to take the only way
beift to bra bar eitionstrratelag the evil.
. .111 r. 34 QLEIR thee propelled, as the emliegoldbehab
to prireeed ban's; by barony, wbra it wee aggeed to ems.
• tr tow with lib set Of. Estat—ioa whit* Mr. liediele armed,
, that he @porton, Om Magistrates who atteederlabe former
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wordiest (sad who were twisty-sin ss awohor), dial at this
suertleg ieliweett Iwo Lef wattage" would he rettrilesd epee
seth le joatify porsediads.
C. WA LL,lllr. S. JACOW, sad Mr. C. MOORE cos.
refried, that the demised for ioformaiiere ou esti might he
,wsistel. end It was eirageeted that tie oasesere night he ear.
rod taw., tied the ieforeaatioss alesidy takes mei/hi be seat
opio n few days. It was also proposed, that itio woes of
tue oseetkag should be Oben epos gbh useellsesorbedier
tveruitioes SO sulk were itesswary ; sad it was steak that
rho visitor, with the veiled and revues **V .** see
is 2 I
The Esti of DONOTIORMOIRE refired is pilaw* •
.4eohttee. &Ring disee au a Court efiwatice, be oiled se it
. Dot VI were begird te be gemmed by the • which
beivadrilla I legal proserollogyeod thee, he NO.
respee+able toy hailivissat way be, he seeklelletreesevi-
Aloweicawiessiesee aloole was the eroded eedseemiseadiet
rye with sod b rowelotivil by eistiag, deopaffsdoeshodo
biagletrary et the 'weedy gone to web ateffellelltiOddieb.
ialeetaribre es oath, it wusid be his bositaliklisfp,ss
kilr ivy Coisosaidor, la point out this fatality. • i
;L. ate of Ira sod 011* East euretissed, however, IS a'
desithest **War be the objaet of atteutioe.
Lard LISMORE sowed, that fins the knowledge which
lod ef that boreriy, he kiew set of say seek eyries of
...otspir 'Oafs. wino. it, as justified the opiates@ of be
. laser. echos Act, son depieeoted its isflietioa, swept ea
17eileits sebatawhated by is/err/shoe esi *ens.
• .7h•-1149. Mr. at GRADY, is reply, stated several in.
jo!sidwatif outrage of white he kora, lofensatioos ea oath
.had lose goer., sod which rderwatiess ens, of issuer, be
Mfg Mr.PERRY stated, that ass Uldoldeg sods leformatiee
wi unwary, be brought wise forward; bet had Musself beard
entle.,llloid ralwairidly rear aim; sod his servailio had re-
Wiled report* of mows *Wag aided in his heresy.
. Lord DONOUGHMORE stated, that Mr. Perry had
idellesed hi hist, that his opinion was sgairt the loiorree-
. Coo Art, and shill he therefore relied ea Mr. Pory's swore.
introit, le which he earcessed wry Wool& his dimppOwto
. Mr. PRA RY replied, that what be had raid en the twos.
, skip allodeil to, woe railer frwas a caosowles of potatoes,.
twilit, Nubia Lord's judetseet—bat that the peocealdeproo
Pio shoot hi. are ail in favour of the AN.
, Cecil DONDUGH MORE, reArriro to lb@ bansay of Its
and Of. Loa, it addslioft s• his ono epieksa, void, Ord he
liii the Nil soocurreses of Csleexl degwelt, who, &Samna,
Iq,anal knows bow it is isfeeted from the einiety uf Water.
figidt strongly teprubatas the idea of polities that homey
settee the law, than oboes there is certainly ao greater pro-
-OWN in it; aid who,' with the stair of its Indica rvii.
most, has hero eranovully active sad effectual in lb* app ee.
beastas of grew affewirrs.
. Cowrie POWER meted several histences of eetrage in
the hauciag—rod lowliest d the iseMcieriey of his owe tests
t to set in the a. my with the aseletauce of the Priest et the
dowel.
Doctor FITZGERALD, oft she other hand. stated that
, Imbed. shies his appututurot as a ei.gistrote, lows very
~,stilligeat is acquit Ise howl/iota of the ,hose Lid the busy.
Twit pease% in a Cluifteei Paper a statement of a rubbery of
wee *kW. • malt eaatesed ilf Chesil, be beleeee isle
. the fact and fermi it drunoilires.
`: .11r. (MACE reourstiti is know whether this theme a
• n .ipetryseetsise• A a Clourail Paper was .east to apply
fieratif bee Mr. Fi,atirridd ...Soo bp MO savass.
rem tliese 41M.. .rivers ut it .as prolonged by
S.•. l'A LLISER. and setaiedvd by Mr. R.SAULF.IH, that
it, a. 'tad should adjama t.. that day ia'aeight, ahem
tore would be tirne W omit finwaril evader/nen wok.
ilaned LISLIURE said it was tilf the pastes* eouhequeace
that Lord liagraagiimare sae, se a Privy COlllierllier, able to
• looked tie mediae ho. that body would leek am oar pie.
revalues without Mal proclaim. ; nod that if big
lordship's mistime, we should he setae' silk our ryi s open
• alsiaai die isw—thal weaved fogies do. 1., ila..oons WO,
• U.S to a head gallop, but sub reluctance, so put
iy him skis decradins statute.
toed IXIMUUCad 11011 E pet the Iserlohn' of adjourn.
act.: at, which wee carried us,.lossoody.
We lam el that the great !snob so which tins emitter has
•treody to has disabled us Aunt giving our. at large She
own wallows sod sosiensious of Gaistlowwo whaler Mines ••
hietempt gleaced at. sod oho may possibly thiuk we
moot tbeeagsvesely wish inatteadoiv—which we utterly
-dm4•4l-

"tbe Pionaati Ttiegrupis of Saturday says—
" seilsost SOO wen beloogiug to the Break /sales will
• besdoecharged io-day cud Monday, in consequewca
at • 'eels/cues this year iu the aim allowed full
eimistiletird raud asiboual mouuaseuts. Tits
Parliser 441wersui•cei-ved Cuukractues vessels
..0404,1e4.44 this 1114 ii•Ort a lads been cousidesably
terlaca.l. By this *Mee *curly 1.000 uersoov ere
• ..goitcaly, deemed of •Wiew twins of aubsistreer."

701181C14 mrswasacs.

!ARM, PS PERIL i
,t,
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PAWN; liSlitet
• * jeteetsei hoe awerswered that three had bees are issue-
tiorreessest at Wier,. This etrotesaeot S. wholly
a of Issooktiou. The pews which was spread )00-
y on 'Change by swat 'peculators that leftmeelloes had
billow out at Nooses esti Sarre Is entirely fate*. The
teiskorot Ammon nn horseback, iu garrisou it Maio,
received orders re the Stith to march to Sassnur.
eoreeq of the sosvinblsges yesterday evening, fl
more persons w.re arrested about the church of the Petits
Pens, sad conducted to the Prefectore of the Police. Ibis
omelet the Place des Vidalrn was itecupiei, es yester-
day, by the armed forte; but le the court et the church des
Petits Per*, the tees d'art.** Do foot had so muskets,
earl people walked shoat there without restraint, es well es
ire the Plass des Sodomy., and the a.ljaceet streets, where the
shops were sot shut. The thatches des Pei,* Pena, of
St. Rustachre, sod Nome Dame de Bursae Nouvelle, were
tilled with the faithful, as well as pereoee attracted by tart-
leaky, re they had bees on the reerdiog days. We bsve
net leaned that say disorder took place et the Petits Pars,
but so St. &wader the perverse was fregrieetly interrupted
by sided eoeittilett, eschreistioes, cod detonating balls,
which were dirchereed at the Sewer sides of the ghouls.
Tens Cbi. fa of Division is she race of the M iodate, of
Justice Ilessea. Robert tie Rboelletie sett Germseu, have
jest bee. discharged. The dismissal of Mt public Nadia*.
lairs, such as Sub-reef. cis, Seeretsires-Geeersl, &e. is oleo
ameostocita. Asosig others shut are spokes of as certain,
are the revocation of Messrs ISHerbigory, S7cretary-General
.f
the Prefecture of the North; Fabry, Sists-Prefeet of Oes ;
sad the Sals-Prefects of Chalons sail St. Reeetio. Greet
doggie Maple also hoes wade bathe wirers .f the Skase.-
tore of the Police: it. is said that .may preerstilless form
bees dismissed to.dsy. 17 1.1 •
The waned Military Crimea sitting et Tows proiebod ere.
ti ace, on the tSth of February, ow the rakers uI eaospi•
eery at Seessor.- five of the person. eee•sitil oat oislesteed
t dial. They were io awoke these Irsoilloe s.srliiib
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the foilaerfair d.y. t is 0, nit*
Atmordiag S. print* !steers, I moillbtaff dollatiolmsom to
totiroly lammed is Sicily. Is is ass omal Ilma Ibis city of
Palermo Imo bees derta...d IN a state at sigre. Tit A•serisa
G..ersl Walemodes. oho is Comosiorter is Chief is Steely.
Ist it is said, regaised to le feather relatives's', sad sot
Aoseriso regimest was tevelisrbil at Naples fat the porpoise
of aogostatiett the tarps foam the *Mee, 44 that Gemmel.
Titres regitorais 'err dier .ielleJ to the same &Missiles is
Jasuarl.--rCesaMistionsual

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIEL—SenteII Os Mean 1.
Oa the pe'w'ee verbal or the 'trendier sittlag Wag read,
M. Dadow run to enspleia that jostles wee an done to the
no Deputies who had hen wend. Departlae from the
centime, the Presides' wean times reseeded his that he
merle to tmilas himself to Speak of the 'missies of •whick
he compleloi 4. At length ha said, that the pnieliieg of
the klusloaar.re was not the cause of the assrushloges; that
every thing had pass d juicily at fit. Eets•the i lead that the
s;iace shoot ih• chinch of des Petits Pelee Wise coition,
was expressly chorea to make • espy (playlet) of the het
belittles of the lb volitive. •
Met • asoment's Isterrapil,m, he proceeded to my, that
the faction had chow. this spot' linens the church was
nor to the Bask of Frame.. Misled peat on, suited
with the mstefortors, were to reuse by the street des Boon
Reran to plemler the Bs..k. (A cry of inbigassim oa the
left, a ',tat oast/ r of ow en *ennuis'. " It Is aa stew
sloes celismay I" A earns of disapprolutme ea the right.
The Presideat declared to M. Lodi" that the fact he
Meted an brie; is (widest* eso be hrmarla boson to
testify theorem 'web 1. He told U. Dadra that ha amid
speak ao Inger, sod liat.ihspreess serial should be pet se
the vote.
IL Nato aisle attempted to spent, bat • hedged saga
veins drowsed his words, sod he reteran to his seat, "bare
he did rot so -es to Inter! Lowy vow/ mutation Item his
Hem. Fein&
The prone trail helot approved, the dilate ow the mobile
aCC4l4l•lllas thee CJill11•114.4, aro the further diseasslim ed.
jeareed till Moeda,.
Famous Fitust.-..rteft pre Got. 'Coss& tweed et
100 1. 60 e.,lp f. 70c.; fell he 9411. l u e. 1 eluoid at NI f. 4.5 c.

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THE imms ix PRESS.

LON DON.
THURSDAY. Ithaca 7. t 023.

The circumstances that atteuded the funeral of
her late Majesty. the unfortunate (butte Cutouts,
were yesterdsy evening brought before the Roam
of Cou►mass by Mr. 11. G. BENNITT. The
Ilotiourabk Member gave an historical statement
of the decease and luster tl of that Gallium Princess,
and the narrative ass well calculated to excite id
every humane and generous mind a feeling of grief
•ud shame, that the Government of this country
could have so utterly violated every principle of de-
corum soil propriety in the couluct 'shish they
pursued oil that melancholy occasion. The cha-
racter of the Goveronieut was abandoned at the
period of the Quitsres death to the Decontrolled
judgment of Lord Livsseoot., and from this
Noble Lord unstained the cations orders under
which the- iuferior servants of the Crown acted in
the management of her Al aixtre's funeral. There
mus a time when this same Nobleman was an anxious
candidate for the favour of this unhappy Princess,
and when he represented himself to her Royal
Higliueee as oue of the mast faithful of her friends,
and was received in her house in this distinguished
character. The recollection of such ■ circum-
stance in the life of the Noble Ea►l, contrasted
with that of the homing which under his au-
thority ware heaped upon her lifeless remains,
must give rise to many painful feeling.. Mr.
Bet wet's motion nu couched iii the form of
a Resolution. storing in effect that the respect
and solemnity which loot been uniformly ob-
served in the funerals of Queens of England had
been grossly and onnreeessitly violated in the fu.
so-rat of her late 1.1 ulnae. After a Wog debate
the motion was negatived cithout a dtvi►ius.
The lotuses. of the hour did not prevent the Mi-
nisters from urging the 1-14inie to a di.eu.sion of the
army estimates in a Committee of Supply. The
importance of the subject nu-got have claimed
greater respect end more ■'teuttou than could be
. paid to it at a very advanced hour of the night.
But the Ministers are sot desirous of • very 'lobo.
rate inetntugation of their estimater ; why, there.
should they consult the conveiiirrict of Gen.
ileoren who m►ght wish to t.ke • ►hare in the de-
bate? " Why st►ouhl they ?" s.id the majority
of the Members pieyeett ; tor. nuoir the Giucit ou
of the House revolviog tie Committee,
there was a division, •ud 116 voted for the Cow.
mutter, mud outy 48 I.r the puytiwutuArul ul it.—

tat esterstoe
the amiss tlrso
bat it ostjawessed with tidleftho'
the estimates.
!a the latest arrivals from Paris we led it stated
that two lees than 69 public fenctionaries, such as
Sub•Prvfrcts, Secretaries-General of Prefectorea,
and Officers of Police, lase. been dirmissed from
their places. The cause of removals so numerous
and extensive is not noticed, but occurring almost
immediately after the recent disturbances in Paris,
and other parts of the country, it is not difficult to
conjecture the moti►es that have induced the Go.
veritinesit to adopt so decisive a measure. If the
suspicion that taints the rheracters of so many Off•
cers who had hitherto enjoyed iu their several spheres
the confidence of the Government, be founded in
something more serious than the caprice of autho-
rity, the elements of ',edition must have been very
widely and very dangerously disseminated throughout
France. But experience tells no that weak Govern-
ments will sometimes stonp to the low cunning of en-
deevouring to create in the public mind a sense of
danger, that the timid or the credulous may be in-
duced to entwine themselves around the Ministers
of the day, nod give them an adventitious strength.
Nothing a less open to contradiction titan the asser-
tion of am vanes danger ; the affected mystery
that gives it ■ present importance, 'Welds it from
the possibility of immediate investigation, sod even
time cannot prove its falsehood ; fo► who can fix
the pe►iod for the supposed return of perfect secu-
rity, or say that the danger did not exist, merely
because it may not have exploded
The Ministers and their friends are certainly
desirous of attributing the recent disturbances in
Paris to causes merely political. The popular
agitation had not perfectly subsided at the depar-
ture of the latest iutelligence from Paris ; hut we
find that the chorches where the Missionaries
Kutch are still the scenes where the people ass►m-
We, and that whatever disposition may still he ma-
nifested to disturb the public peace, is directed
uniformly towurds disturbing at the name time the
decorum that ought to prevail in places of public
worship. Thus we find that at the church of Saint
Mustache the sermon was sought to be interrupted
by affected coughing, exclamations, and even by
tie explosion of petards in the lower pert of the
chinch! 'These circumstances might at least
tht•w * doubt upon the assertion that the disturb.
awes had arisen from causes merely political. It
was, however, sought to be represeuted in the
Chamber of Deputies on Saturday, by M. Du-
DON, that the chew or hostility to the Missionaries
was assented as a means of cusscesisog the mote
daageroos spirit of hostility to the Governineist.—
The church der Petits Pere. was chosen, be
said, for the assemblages, solely on account of ha
proximity to the Bank of Fiance, which was to

hare bass plundered. Such a charge .as listened
to in admit astonishment by the Ministers and their
adherents, but an unitersal shout of indignant de-
nial burst from the Opposition.
There has been a trifliag fall in the French foods.
The 5 per Cents, closed ou Saturday at 90 f. 45 C.

Tits FUNDS.—There was yesterday little or nos
Chime doing, rod no alteration iu price. Consul;
for Money were 78j 79. and for the Account. 7911 .
Navy 5 per Cents. 104lif. Foreign Securities were
rather a abode levier yesterd4y, but there was not
enough done to hazard on opinion upon ; indeed
the coufideut expectation was, that on or before the
15th instant they 'mold be considerably better.
Yesterday Old Speriiids were 621 63; New ditto 63
a 6.1! ; Prussian 90t; Danish 831 e. There wire
ou Tuesday only eleven or twelve dissentients to
the Navy 6 per Cents., and the whole sum up to
Tuesday evening did out amount to 50,000 i.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East Witt House, when the following Commanders
took leave of the Court previous to departing for
their respective dratisi.tions,
Captain roma. Francis Balderston, Asia—lladru tad
Berge.
Captain 'hehm Barnet Sotheby, Loudon—Madtu sod

Char—and
Calash' William Pangaea, Canaisp—Biocooloo awl
Ciao.
The following Captains were sworn into the
command of their respective ships. viz.—
Captaia Jams Peoria., General Hewitt—Benpl direct.
Captain J.rtut S. Hoary teaser, Norqois of flintily—
awns.

We a.e enabled to state, from an authority which
may be depended on, that the iiitentions of Go.
veronica respecting the reduction of the duty uu
malt are as follow

That a duly of one shilling per bushel shall be
taken off malt, from the 46th of February, 1844:
That all malteters. and oilier holders of melt,
whose stocks have been taken, shall receive an
allowance of one shilling per bushel for ell their
stock in hand, to be repaid to thew, by rustalineutii,
as uuder:
Threepence on Ike sth ofluly lett
Tbreepooce on the 10th of lirtubrr 1812
Tkre 'peewee sea the bib of J y 1823
Threepertee oo the bib of April 1823
Thus it appears that all wilt manufactured sub-
accuses,' to the46th of February last, will be charge-
able with a duty of Sts. 61. per bushel only ; and
for tie ►tock of molt now ii. hand, mid which has
been chargid with the duty of 3s. h.!. per bushel, an
allowance will be made so es to reduce the duty to
the like sum of ibl/46,1 per bushel. And where malt,
which had Writ) charged with the duty of 3-.6d. per
bushel, has been by brewers. &c. a propor-
tionate luwas ce, as 'awed to our last, will be merle
•in dhow.% the dunes on beer, &c. Tittle can be
ire reason, tirereluie. that the embitters should Stn.
pent! OMr nienulectuiie•, nor tor that alarm end
siuguatiou which It.. tyke's phee iii the barley
trade at she corn u.arktis.—(KentssA Gazette.)

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