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London, England, 1822-02-12 00:00:00

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opporinlAW will, we
be fogad in.th course
Session, of collecting dig sense of Par'limd e upon the emit'
duet pursued on that. mehrtlehuli occasion by the reseatiihti
adviser, of the Gown. •
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The Royal Avocet was give. • •Pffi eilialfab7
Commission, to
the Bills fur reviving the loon ofilftlessi Art, awd idle Suapeei-
sion of the Habeas Corpus stet, le offend. TheGovernmesit
and Magistraey• of that initiate, Or'i now a. n'46 will' 111 "WI
power whieh they have resleirefii Pd fie
to its, with which Parlianeenicoi std rawest them for
Pressing the dint orbancen that 'now sq46llritl'"'""b"*A......"teril
counties. • The des hie military foe .ce of the
employed in furtherance of the saneOhject. The, great
este,- whether mere
question is, therefore, now fah!), put in i
force &doer, ably and energetically applies, .•
"eniciient to
secure the peace and welfare of the Irish po VTP• " ;'
vw
understand, the desire of the Marquis Wet. T4.,....ftrr..Y -12
i.
be
considered as the sole responsible advner of ""`" —"w°
• %t '
the mums*, which may be conceived Hetes" Oat
Governmeat of Ireland. The Ministers have we
signed to his discretion the present parification at Astern
improvement of that impoilant member of the jitlsts
Empire, and engaged with him that he should. I. 4"m •
with full powers to effect the objects of 11i. adoni•i•
tepioa-
We sincerely hope that the first measures adopted by t
Noble Marquis .111 not tend to render his future pr vgreye
more difficult and thorny. We cannot, however, dos
slat our hopes in this respect are founded upon any go.
weds
'efficient reasons. 'flie angry feelings which have A, .
from ages of reflects' ioo are not likely to be alipeased
increase of severity, and offers of future conciliation
sympathy will not Intel with mach coofidente When ne,n
company with such Acts of Parliament se yesterday rre,ivta (
the Royal Assent. Lord RiLDIDIDALIS says that the Irish are
a sensitive and lively people, capable of being deeply intro-
cored by 'eta of kindness; their history tells us that their
feelings are painfully awake to the perception of injuries,
and that their resentment can he recited as well as their
gratitude. It is strange that with inch experience the Gin•
net of this country should prefer to act upon lbe more den..
gerous principle of irritating rather than of soothing the
bursting impulses of the Irish people; end that of two qatiii.
ties, equally active, the Cabinet should neglect the inefiiiitteti
of the more amiable and beneficeot. The Marquis Wetytaa-
LILT is now employed in framing a system of general police,
which is to supersede the too frequent employment of the
military power in Ireland ; but among the innumerable griev-
ances of that country,. this is comparatively unimportant.
Where the elements of despotic power exist in full vigour, and
here the peasant is universally regarded by his proud neigh-
bours, and every officer of the Government, as a being visas
solely for the purposes of plunder, legal robbery, and insult, it
matters very little whether the decrees of oppression and in.
justice ere enforced by Inca in blue coats or men in red
coats. So'nse distinction, indeed, has been recognised by it..
peasantry of Ireland. They have frequently received sym-
pathy and protection (torn the officers and privates of the
regular army, which they have been denied at the hinds of
their habitual oppressors. An inquiry by a Committee of
the House of COllllllOllll promisee the only fair chance of giv-
ing to the empire at bilge an intelligible and comprehensive
view of the iaternal condition of Ireland.

Dutch Papers to the 91b instant inclusive have arrived.
Mei; contents are out of any interest.

We have received the Paris Papers of Friday in the re.
Kolar course, mod above of Saturday by espies'. Thr3o.o.
jest of the law of the Penes was adored to the mistime or
the Cbanatier of Peptones on the 6th. Oo F.idey it was
presented to the KING by a deputation from that body, and
afterwirds submitted to the Chamber of Peers.
Freoch Funds, February B.—Five per Cent. Consols, >iB f.
90 e., 96c., 90c., 115 c , 90c., 1911, 88 L, 95 c.

WC have received the Dahlia Paper, of satorthy. The
nntratre In the eolith of Ireland cumin/se *lth aaeGrted
. activity.

Extract of • private letter from Odessa, dated the 15th
January:—" The Torkisb troops have retired from the
I'ruth, it is mid, for the Russian furees to take possmirion of
bloilavia as soon Its they Valise, so that you may be intim
Bed there will be so war."
to one of the divisioor of Galloway, the respectable and
intelligent proprietors, with the Earl of.Gataovealt st thefr
bead, have found themselves, compelled to declare t!' That
Wegtuwitshire, helot an aluminum is ! district, Lai Mama ia
an alartninz degree from the prevail universally prevailing
distress; sod that unless a speedy and efficient remedy In
provided by Parliament, the otter ruin of Ilia owners 144 oe-
copiers of the soil must inevitably

Lord HOLLAND has entered his proieat against both 'be
Rolls respecting Ireland; his Lordship, however, twirl? .5 r,
" Dinentist—CusaL Houdin opt" without iavissoog• any
reason,.

Mr. RICARDO, we are credibly informed, has receotly,
through the menlinm of hie Steward, advisee one bin-
deed thousand pounds, by way of ;Dux, on leaded 4a/eerily •
and has unequal sum ready to invest in like enavaer,, it is pr• -
turned, to assist the agrieultatal intenst.—(Suscox Ad-
'artist?)
We understand that Commissioner newts% late Cheir.
main of the Vietnallitic Board, has refused the rettremert of
a flang-ofEerr, isd intends to submit hi. cage to Pauli green..
—(Pfreoafk Telegrao.;
The late Sir Tones LARD:. C3pis,n of the Specter. f
74 gaits, received tine honour of Knighthood oft
after a wet gallant active, of the Guerriere, French (Orem,
by the Blanche, of inferior size. la the next year tai wa•
cast away is the Blanche, On the twist of France, whwe Fe
remained its captivity right years. He had 'firmer& enc.
ferred on him the hornier of the Order of the Bath, hod we,
Governor of the Royal Ni..!' Aitylam, previous to f!:lt
Estsbliahment being put seder the control of Gieerle Os
Hospital.

•
iNTERTATIRO TO Nell'lntAt pts.—A few days since a
jar falcon; was shot Oar liarkam, by Lord Dt Ce ZOtletett
keeper, the wings of 'NA s rd nearly Toile
This letrel.bilote a native kftLe'euldkad dreary climes of to e
north, is got seldom &mod io the soath of Noraey.,lrekt^e,
and the northern purls of the preisilite lolvor of
its plumage is * du-kg brown; sad spotted; the res!tsees 0,1
the lets ate veep loitr, sod or a pare White; the leg. NI ow
airtime spoof ft pale blue, end are very strotegly Mad.. 2,8
osiestisi so far to the vouits, natters the above • Otago •yr
occurrence.

NWW PORT, Fe a. B. Lap wreck • wow at thf minilte.Of
ward Gale, was septeltendrditis • berets*, and Ile baS.WRCR
controlled that be cromitteda miwitttrabout titer orittrepars
spit tin a young wettish iiMlnd in toWlidow. It appears thskjate
bad pained her serctioas ; burin esetworsetworruf bee drolirmic
to know *here his tritons limed. 'be' mos it° aritared, tiros tie
attack he en 'the breast, and Arty bee lath the basin
the &leers Path. The body' Ras fotind abost s foriiitght
afterwards, sad the Jury returned • weldor, of •• Fboull
drowned.' Gale is folly erwimitted for trial—(,W/4 rows
Jouvital.)

Ibe Li insiant bring the audit-de, of !lir H. REVS'S..
ersillgatreta;Vial liberal Modem relseedl bps r from
lee to (teeing, gild, ih guise mitsuers, • Bitty firer ed.,. to pas
he ',iris? iiisestah. Miff *Ott bit reeled bin **rig
teitaintey WA 'beef, vraiton, gat MI.
paliotiroellopsiailuer. t,y &P. Dame, vf. ibr111181,606
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