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London, England, 1822-02-09 00:00:00

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an not doubt that such a suNestion has been maae
by the Noble Marquis. The motives that led to
the request must, however, have formed the most
interestiog portion of the communication. and
rith these the country still rests unAcqnainted. ht
I, not difficult to perceive the object of the Insur-
rection Act. The offences it contemplates are
these nocturnal outrages which now, for the most
pert, disgrace the peasantry of the south of Ireland,
and the Insurrection'Act may be very well suited to
correct these evils; but the power or arbitrary im-
prisonment upon suspicion seems to be intended
I meet an evil of even • more serious magaitode,
And contemplates a danger difkreut from • coin-
to ~An among the lowest orders of the people.
The illarquis of Lontou/Matt darkly insinuated
t!ist emissaries were sent from the discontented
parts of the counties into those which were still
sound for the purpose of propagating the infection,
and that it was proper to•guard against the danger
a an extensive conspiracy, the objects of which
might soar beyond the commutation of tithes and
the diminution of lazes. A hint thus darkly
thrown out ever produces a great influence over
the dicisions of • popular assembly, and it was not
lost upon the present occasion.
The Bill for the revival of the Insurrection Act
was last night after a long discussion committed
without * division. but upon the motion for receiv-
ing the Report, Mr. SPRING Rica, the Member
for Limerick, moved several amettilmetes, mitigating
the severity of the proposed law. or these three
were rejectill without a division, but the sense of
the House was taken upon an amendment suggested
by this active and intelligent Member, suthorising
the Serjesiit at Law or King's Counsel who may
preside at any Sessions of the Peace where persons
may be charged with absence from home at night,
to discharge such persona upon bail from one
Sessions to another. Upon this point the House
divided. There appeared for the amendment,
90; against it, 139. The Bill was esentually
read a third time and passed, as was also the Bill for
Suspending the Habeas Corpus Act in Ireland.

A petition was pretwtrited hest night to the [loose
of Commons from Mr. IlcxT, complsining of the
severity of treatment which he experiences in ll-
rhrster gaol. This complaint was Sander to that
which was made some few days store to the Court
of King's Bench, upon which the Learned Judges
of that Court instanlly made an imperative order
for Mr. HUNT'S relief. The jurisdiction of the
Court of King's Bench extends specially to the
investigation of all -complaints that may be made
respecting the internal government of his Majesty's.
g•lull, and we hare no doubt that in the iiistauee
of the gaol of Ilrbester strict justice will be
executed should airy persons be found to have
offended. The Magistrates of Soinerseishire are
charged with displaying towards Mr. IluriT 3 very
ungenerous and oppressive spirit. from the impu-
tstion of which we trust they will he able to
relieve their characters.

Two Hainlinrgli Mails •r►ived tart night with
P.lpers to the Ist initunt. They contain no news
of any interest.

We have teceived the l'Aris Parrs of Tunas,. They are
•latest oreupiert with the debate on the itew law
of the Prem., which is not yet concluded. The Censorship
expired on the 3d.
The Rules closed on Toestlay at 89 fr. 41) e.

A Doich Mall has arrived. with Pipers to the 6th inst.
They bring no new..

We here reetived the Dulllin Papers of Wednesday last.
It appears from them that •ppeeheusiuos had been enter-
tained of an xi lark on the city nf Calk un Saturday se'nnichl.
The Cork Mercantile Chronicle of Monday last state* that
They were Aititute of futindation, and oriiiinated in a false
repoll. It alintintictl the apprehension of nine persons
.hsrzeil wilt the murder of Slr, BaEß►T+r!f, and the dim-
prrioun af a party of the White buy., with the death of their
leader,

Sir THOMAS TTRWHITT is spin on a mission to
Cripenhsgen. to invest some orders.
The freedom or the Fishrsomters' Company leas
been voted to Mr. Hums for his martian. to pro-
mote economy and retrenchment.
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Account of ihe force opposed 10 the ilrlosled in-
iu the two dtsturbed counties's, Cork and
Limerick, viz.--

'4lth dragrom gourds, 114th foot,
34 lied thogroms. p 34 Highlanders,
!lilt (Ronibk.larn) dragoons, ltt battalion rife brigade,
11111 (not, td Initiation rift brigade,
•234 Not, Ist Royal Veteran battalion,
:r.'ills foot, One troop of horse artillery.
4thlt foot. Two derni-brigades of fuot
421 It tgblaaJers, I tutilltry.
711that:lalaudrri,

The East India Comomty's ship Mnrquir Caned**, put
hitu Periling oo the idth August, anti proceeded on bier
rum' to Ultima, on the 45th of the saute month.

TIC Martinis of Trrentl [Le, R. Risen. E.g. !lir
enAntee Inwotr, trd ilawLnieD HILL, Lai. were swore,
awl took &sr 'emit ow Tburrilay oigbt in the Holm of Coin-
lawn.

Tbr High Sanaa Weitmintter his appointed Wearies.
.13y nes', at twelve o'clock, for the poldic ince:ling to be
Current-garden.
IiAZVID mid Co. gratefol for the increase Of
lat!ihc patronage hestneed. nn them, and far the
preference givers 11. their old.eatahlished Often (which they
to tome measure attribute to their great seeress in telling
Capital Pri:nee), resperifiolly rtquest the attention of their
froniele to a brief v.ajement of the Scheme of the presto
ni.irh begins the 2111 h of THIS MONTH : it rue.
hint tive Prises of 20.02111., Five of 2,000 f, others of POI.
30111. &e• he, sad not two Blanks to a Prise. All the
Prises Sterling Mailev--ito Chaases--esery Ticket will de.
rot, as use fate—first draws Prize will be 20,00 f. afaney.
"nano and Co. sold its Sharma in the very last Liettery,
14.90 u a Pr,se o 30,000 f, sad Mal • Prize "f"1".
MASAN!) sod Co 'it Offset*, Royal Eachanne Gate; 26,
Cunli,.l; and 324,Oxforif-akeeftalattlee Of birellor4ireet.