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to remove all these doubts : it iospirrh is confidence
that the Government if Greal 7Britain *ill not
again oppress their country to won& the petty jea-
lousies of commercial bodies; it is the harbinger
of...peace sod good will; enchain, we erweeneinced,
tepd more to sow the seeds of harmony end tem&
deuce in the winds of the. people. of Ireland. tad
' bind them in the -firm buits of mutual offection
to the people of Greet Briton'', than any event
which has *err haPpeorik
the therefore, appeari IS the people of
Ireland in the flattering light of a g;eitt national
benefactor, and the promise of his Visit wits hailed,
not merely all a compliment, but sui the assurance
of future blessings to their country. But the visit,
good in itself, was rendered still bettet by the
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manner of it. The confidence with which hil11011.•
ism threw himself into their stitltesit.ttiet•
pomp end circutnstance of military Pared", de-
manded their admiration and gratitude ; the mations
attention which lie her ever *since displayed to pro-
mote the individual gratification of every person.
who hiss approached him, slips& personally tol
their feelings, and merits a return. There was
great delicuey of sentiment, as well is a deep
knowledge of the people he was desirous of
pleasing, in the circumstance of his Maseere's
requesting Baron FAMIL not to wear on orange
scarf during his ret.idence in Ireland. With us an
incident of this nature would perhaps appear tri-
vial-, but we need only look to the example of
France to collect how great an influence the colour
of • ribband or a cockade may exercise over the
destinies of an enipire ; and we unfortunately
know that in Ireland the orange colour has been so
long used as a synibol of oppression and perirecu-
lion towards the great body of the nation, that it
at length has become almost identified in their
minds with the nimbi; and injuries of a grievous
tyranny. But the admission of the Roman Ca.
thulie Bishop*. as Bishops, to the Levee, and the
appointment of the Earl of FINGAL to be one of
the Knights of St. Patrick, have crowned the work
of reconciliation. .His MAJESTY has fur ever bound
to him the whole of the Catholic populialioit of Ire-
land. These alight acts of kindness, by shewing
his MAJESTY'S disposition towards theca, mast in-
spire them with confidence and love, and will, wr
doubt not, heal many an angry wound, and throw
a veil over many an incident which would other-
wise continue to darken the political horizon of
Ireland.

These are • few of the advantages which occur
to us as likely to arise from the KING'S visit, and
even these, independent of the loyalty which is doe
to his M AJUSTY as Sovereign of these realms, are,
we think, sufficiet►t to excuse the people of Ireland
for having somewhat warmly expressed their feel-
ings of gratitude and joy its his MaresTir's pre-
sence. We speak thus in reference to certain writ-
ings which we have seen, wherein the people of
Deland are sought to be ridiculed for their enthu-
siasm ; we cannot, however, understand by what
e►timate the feelings and language of the people of
Ireland upon this occasion are to be measured.
This fastidiousness is the more remarkable in ilia
writers to whom we allude, as they have not beets
in the habit of nicely weighing the expressions of
popular esteem and love, or of calculating how far
they might chance to equal or exceed the exact
quantity of benefit derived from the personage to
whom they might be addressed.

~►dINIOII~A,

—.—,....
Sir L. aid Lady Otway and frilly !wire left Taabridg•
Writs fir Paris.
Lora Obstasis left tows "MITI*, for Welwys, Herts.
F. NaWww. Esq..left team yeatirday fur Wiudrer.
Mr. sad Mrs. $1111047 sail fatally arrived mrstrrday 1112 Mi•
IrSr l'A Multi, Lover ilrook.iireet, from flanspitin Cowl.
P. EL Sanibel. Seq. lilt the Clarendon Hotel,'Svad-streei,
yesterday fur Paris.
Mr. Wester. mired feeterdaY al the Bruoivieb Moots
Hotel, Harstreer-agilift, Viola his *ear, Felix Hill. Essea
Departuri a frodt the ritlieuey Motel, Picraddly:-.1,04
forte and Lady St' *Mt lied family yesterday fur Wynard.
•Striekiou-on.Tres• rl tire for Pavia; Mrs. Tewsdale 1.. e
Itr seal near Brigid
Depollutes froths . lames'', Soya! Hetel, St. J awssea.
street :—Loud and LadkC. Somerset owl mite f r Me Copt
of Good Slope ; 'General Wallis for Trance ; Ban.o Mirk -
keburie fur Paris; ----Poinsett, Es. du It tour through
Frisbee ; M. Gorr, Edit. fur Raster's%

LEAMINGTON, AuGurr

NORrmairezni..4 ND HOUSE.

.
The extensive repair. and alterations of the above ancient
and noble 1118011411 are nearly completed; upwa►ds of two
hundred persons have been coustustly employed fur the loot
four years. Nearly the *butt of the interior has been taken
to pieces, and the state apartments and several other roomer
considerably enlarged. The court-yard fronting the Strand
is nearly archcd over, and a number of apartments and S-
lices built thereon. The entrance will be by Scotland-70,dt
where a basoliful iron pallisade will be erected, with a pos-
ter's lodge attached. The old entrance by the Strand
be reserved fur servants and tradespeople only. The *bola
of the state rooms are richly gilt. and the ceilings linflb
painted. The furniture will be iu the Ind style of modern
magnificence. The major part of the old foraitore has barn
removed to Sion Muse. The heirs* Is espresnd to be so
readiness/ for the reception of the Duke sod Mebane so
their Reliant in town next season. The term of thane boast
its St. James's square expires next mont►.

Thursday morning, at eight o'clock, the Duke
and Duchess DE FRIA', Oar discharging, to au
4ffectiniiiite manner, their English servants, set out
from their residence in Porilaud-place, with tie:
junior branches of their family. for Meer. where
they will embark for Calais. His Excellency sod
family intend passing a month at Paris.
The massive and splendid shield of Actium'.
from the design of Fr.oxiaAn, slier Hones, and
which is bonded to grace the sideboard .of his
MAJESTY in Carlton Palace, is nearly c &it'd,
and reflects. the highest credit ou the iugetnous
artists who executed it.
The remains of her late MAJESTY have reached
Wednesday night an Austrian messenger was Cuxhaven. Early on Sunday niorning last the
funeral squadrem, consisting of his Majesty's ship
forwarded from Chandos House with dispatches to
the Court d Vienna.
Glasgow, with the rope' corpse on board. accons-
The Allgetneine Zeitteng of the 14th instant has,
parsed, by the Tyne, the Kosar io, the Wye, treed the
under the head of Prugria, the fullostrug para.
Gannett, appeared offtlaat port. Tiwy had not been
brought teem anchor whets the mail left Curthaveti ;
graph :—" Orders have been sent to the Berlin
bat is the wind was then blowing fooin the .easit-
Censors to let every thing written in favour of the
ward, it was supposed that it would he necessary to
Greeks pios. It oily have been remarked that
moor the vowels, and that some (lays might eloper
within a short time past the Berlin Papers, evert ,_
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of . , „
mote the out, en account the prevateaCtior-
the Court Gazette included, contain many articles
easterly winds, could proceed op the Elbe as tar as
favourable to the Gieeks."
Stadt, the place axed upon for the dierembarkotiori.
A duel took place a few days since between his The tragedy 44de/tithe was performed at the
Highness the Prince of W--, in the Aeon-inn Birmingham Theatre. last siht ; tine character of
army, and a Russian officer, who was travelling in Adelgitha by Mrs. Boast, under the pat of
Italy. The quarrel was owing half to lore, and Bath thero
cast,l and Countess of DAterstOuTit. ' l'• ".
half to a national dispute (according to the aesths.
The tragedy of Virginins was performed at the
city most to be depended out ; the &swan, how-
Derby theatre on Tuesday night, for the purpose
ever, was severely wounded, and is still confined;
the Prince -- has left the kingdom, of introducing M MACit...r. e --•DY in the character of
the Hera of the Piece, aid Miss 'CULLY in 'the
OXFOILD UNIVERSITY.—The election oonsesen. port of Virginia, and if reef high merit demanded
a full attendance it did so tro. this occasion.
ced on Wednesday last, aid the contest ti at pre-
sent exceedingly close. The President of St. John's
Lewd rfIIDDAII was last week installed Provincial
nominated Sir J. Nichol', and the Principal of
Bruzenuose, Mr. Heber. At the close of the poll that
Grand Maste r of the East arid North Ri
cityis the of
evening the numbers Were...
Sir Jobe Nickell.... NIS I Mr. Hebei 205
car York, which had been elegantly fitted up for the
•11COND DAY. emedf
Mr. Heber llBB I Sir Jobs Nieholl... 4172 Mr. L.AINAS, the sculptor, has arrived ter
Edinburgh, in order to select a proper situ .Lion for
Steam pockets are about to be established at the statoe of HMIS, which be is about to emote
Dow pool, on the river, about le miles below Ches• in b„„2,.
ter, to sail from thence to Dublin. Such is now the favourable appearance of the
A melancholy catastrophe has carried desolation hop plantatiou, that the duty is lied at 160,000/.
into the family of the Marshal DAYOUST. Pripet The difi'reetice in the sovereigns now is cireuts-
d'Bektnuhl. His eldest daughter. who hist year thin of the lore and the present reign deserves *-
married M. Victim, jun. proprietor of the baths brief recapitulation, because the first description of
on the Seine, was lumpily delivered of a NM, eight the dye has been forgotten. Those of the late Kano
days ago, at the Chateau de Sevigny, department are a strong resemblance of his profile looking to the
of the Seine and Oise. Her health was in a very right side, and the designation is in large and very
favourable state. sod there war every mom to Imps distitace letters; on the reverse, the " George," I s
her preempt recovery. On Suaeley. the 19th Mat. very wetly executed. bet not much raised; and th:e
her young sister swallowed a pin, which anew lug motto of the Order of the Garter is in very email
and painful efforts was extracted. In the mom letters. raised cio a rough ground. The coin of h:.
time an imprudent person ran with a countenance present MAJESTY is a good medalliou of the KIN()
betraying greet tester,. nod informed Madame looking to the left side, shewiug rather more of hi.
Vials' of the disaster, which caused so saddens forehead; tbedesivation is the eame as ilea former.
'mad violent a revulsion of nature, that in two hoots. but is very small letters; on tlee reverse, the .
ialltwithstanding ever professional aid. she expired.
" George" is much mote logldy reliev..d, without
tief had not attained the age of eighteen.—(POstie imp taro. but luring the date below 'if Pill"
' A. 41.4 i The =Ulu; of both emus is equally perfect.

The interest excited by the live splendid spatiouel
(*reasony having now lolly subsided, and bis NU-
jesty betug in the Sister Island, the various %titer.
iug plsces are rapidly filling with crowds of vi-
sitors, all eager to inhale a purer atmosphere, and
enjoy the lovely scenes which nature every where
presents. At none of these vlaces, however, bus
the influence of the almost general emigration fruits
the metropolis been more seusibly experienced than
at this delightful spa. Should the arriving con-
tinue to beer any proportion to those of the last
few days, it will be the fullest season ever known.
Mrs. Edwin., by permission of the proprietor oldie
Theatre-Royal D ury-lane, has heel, performing a
few nights with great success. Her benefit on Se.
turday was crowded to excess with all the fashion
in the pl. ce; aniongat the moot distinguished we
observed :
The Duke of Grnftsso, Coed MoontEsiscusishe. Laid.
Chatham, Sir Arthur Wellesley, the Hem. Manners thaws,
the Ladies Fitzroy, Lady Hyde • Parker, Lady Welkirey,
Comet and Cuitatesis IYuronzuw, General and Hrs. Brad,
shin Lady Skirl:mil, the Hun. Mrs. Gardiatr, Sae. Ac.
Mr. Elliston's tusguilieeht new Assrwldy lioviats
open with dlid ball to-niurrow evening. Captain
Boileau sa etched.

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