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three le one. No man Can deey,,wlnt hid torgyes to see,
,I,A;.;;mpile4K,ofr.,.grpOly in my fermse• end the
"WS* I 11/10 loSf as 1,16 411*. Of OM Holt, .114 more 1.
dm cobbled to a rm. that the great nujority of, the Free-
holders pr9ißti, pa roptstropj ,filly atnendmeos. •
" TbesTietory,Mtes was mem : but the iriompli has been
matched frenona by on atifol ntenativre.
" You have, therifore.**toamtrated„ what I teak the liberty
to assert you would *dentoostraie, that wool all tree loyally
to the KiiiknUmbnieut to the iostiintione 9( dm country,
and reverence for our holy religion, there dues mass a spirit
of indepeadeuce, amen. yon, which would display Ito If
wietMeoesonoited.te exertion. You have lbws treated, with
the scorn it merited, the charge that the people of Euglaud
were libellers and blasphemers; urea the Requisitionists have
two cooTelleit to grow, that by the Address proposed, no
approbation was intended to be copveyed to hie Majesty's
Ministers—men who I hope you will forget are the
*Ma aptbore of.tbe Maltese whirl threatens tip overwhelm
you, and who may be well described as having added more
to the burdens, mid taltee.more from the liberties of the
people, than •Il the Adininisticatious from the meessiou of
the House of Hanover to the commetiocomat of their tutu-
oucCireer.
" I hive the homier to, be, Gentletore,
" Yost must obedieat sod most humble Servant,
" H. GREY UENNETT.
" P.S. I have received an intimstion that a meeting Is con.
templated, to take into consideration the Meteor tbeCOolliy.
I shall, therefore, not trouble the Freeholders with signing the
Araesidmeut we earned triumphantly on Wednesday; fur at
that meeting, which 1 *ball certainly attend, I feel assured
the real state and condition of the County *ill be laid he
fore the blouse of Commoss."

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PARIS #APCJitS.

PARIS, JANUARY 11.
It is announced that M. Fouche, Due &Ottani',
died at Trieste nn the 96th of December, in his
hotel of Cavauna. Ile was to he buried on the 213th:
M. Baring, the Loudou banker, has arrived in
Paris.
Letters from Vienna, of the Slat of December,
announce the following :
" The Emperor of Russia arrived in this capital
yesterday at noon. Hir Majesty was received by
our Emperor, the Empress, arid all the Arclidukee
at the Palace. On the same evening the Emperor
Alexander visited all the members of the Imperial
Family.
" The Emperor Francis sets out on the 2d, and
the Emperor Alexander on the 9J of January, for
Lsybsch. where it is expected the King of the Two
Seethes will arrive on the Bth.
" For the execution of the Treaty concluded at
Rome, by the Barou de Lebxeltern, several Aus-
tria') Commissioners are aboat to proceed to the
several towns in the States of the Church, which►
writ be traversed by the Austrian troops. for the
purpose of adopting such tural.ures es may be ne.
cessary for preventing their passage from brim
burdensome to the inhabitants.
"Sonic persons worthy of credit, who have arrived
from Naples, regard the deliverance of the King
as a decisive blow. This Monarch is singularly
loved by the soldiers, and all dame* of the people.
There will be required bat • simple summons
upon his part to make the arnisdrop front the hands
or the troop. of the line es well as of the national
guards. The latter eveo'•lreidy reruse to join
their colours, as is attested by the proclamation of
their commander, General Pepe.
" Yesterday Mr. Hunter, au English Cabinet.
Messenger, arrived here. He is *opposed to be the
bearer of definitive dispatches from the Govern.
ment of Great Britaiu relative to the affairs of
Naples."
NAPLES, DECEMBER 22.
The Duke de Gallo set out on the 20th with a
numerous suite to joie the King at Florence. It is
apprehended that this Minister will not obtain per-
mission from the Austrian authorities to pass the
frontier.
A passage in the letter from the King to the
Parliament declares that the Sovereigns have ap-
prised him that they will nut treat with even soli
Prince of his family. Must it not then be feared tbatl
they will still more refuse to admit to the Congress,
a Minister who has expressed himself so strongly in!
favour of the revolution
A decree of the Prince Regent emifides tbei
Depar!ment of Foreign Affairs and of the Marine,'
during the absence of the Duke de Gallo, to the
care of Louis rignatelli.
The Parliament in the sitting of the 19th de-
.cseed the total abolition of the feudal system in
Sicily. It .also decreed that the Ex-Ministers
Ztido and Campo Chian, should be impeached. on
iseestim of the letter trorn,the. King. This decree
isms odopted by 67 votes. There were 13 for im-
peaching the whole of the former Ministers.