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and accordingly the Right Hon: Gentleman said to the Nokia Lord
(Eldon)," Will you, in your if:it:incr. and inetcy, allow an in lone 4
to he made as to the propriety of' recognisit.g• noath America, ant*
yon may in your turn intro:film ihia
Mr. CANNING how rose tern her seat, and *44 • loud an i
emphatic tone of voice. " No, no i"
Mr. DENMAN.—WeII, then, 'that is ono of Ai subjects to
which the serpentine bee dote not apply. ( foureaw
But If the Catholic Question be one on which e
I able Gentleman dies not think it inciombent • oss• liint .to make a
I stands I shall deeply regret it .t—if Le does one feel 14.4 s be ose--sun
IU-important one, to the welfare of the empire, 1 shall deplore that
high talents such as his are perverted by the pifweestea of
power. ICheers from the Oppositioo.) Every great Statesman
or eminent man has made sacrifices to thuqumnon. In 1795, Lord
Fitswilliam sacrificed his office in setrpert of it. In ISSO Mr. Pitt
resigned his situation because he could not carry it. In 1846 the
Right lion. the Auorney.fiteneral for Ireland gave up hi. lilacs
because he was pledged to ft, and could nee carry it. .1.1811 the •
MUM Right Duo. Gentleman again brought it ferwited, .I.th e
pomp of language and force of argument wh.ch he never ht-. 1.
aurpaned ; but he almov immediately afterwards into °Mee
without makioir any (inns or stipulation tot curling the question.
The Viceroy of IreLat.d, who Well also their able adveatte tie ether
Ilona& of • Parlianient, takes office and Imes all inasttuline power,'
by the imposition of a Secretary of opposite peeing, The Grim:
ville party. who were p:cdged to this measure, and who were at-
tached to kir. Fox, and who (hy.thethy) were never )rehules bat
in considerat.on at their attachment to the prinitiplos of this grim
man. also go over to the• other side,. forret their former ph dges to
the Catholics. turn round upon there.; ard were ready-Wild foresncat
now to vilify them. (Cries of littastlb(ear. hum.) nu,"'Are
is said to be temporary ; but I forwee from {Le centre of
it that it will be perpetual ; It it instituted to check and
restrain a people in pursuit ofloin object that is most
dear to them, and it will require a series and continuance of other
restrictive measures, to enforce it and covey it into effect. It is •
bulwark raised up to defend and unbolt! the Protestant monopoly
against the fair grid jut claims of the minority of the piohle.—
(Cheens.)—lt is a ea-tenet with every correct and honest principle
of legislation, and is a measure most unsuited to the objects it pur-
poses to accomplish, and fraught with inure destructive con-
sequences than any that could be trimmed.
Mr. PEEL then row, and moved an adjournment of the Debt*
ur.til to-morrow (this day), which was carried unanimously.
The other Orders of the day were then disposed of, and the
!louse adjciprood at iiaLv-skir Two °I.:Lot:K.

PRI(r 1311/TISH
Bawl Stock 235
3 ?er feat. Red. 941
3 per Cent. ("An.. 933 't
Ditto Acct. 933
3A per Cent. Red. 1011
New 4 per Cent. 195 106

STOCKS YES't EIIDA Y. •
-India
Long. Ann. 23 3-16 /
Es. BMA. 2d. I,oont.
Ditto, I/6. I,ooof. 66 63 65 pa
Ditto. 6061. 56 64 pm
Ditto, Small

PRICES OF FOREIGN
Austrian Bonds 971
Brazilian Bonds 89
Ditto Scrip (11325) 4/ 4de pm
Buenos A yree Bonds 914
Ditto Acct. 914
Bonds
Ditto Aect. 911
i!olambian Bonds
Dino Acct. 91i
Dit.o Donde 1821) 914
Ditto Acet. 914 I 4 1 I
Danish Bonds 102

MOCKS YESTE liA V.
French Recites 103 r. Vnc.
Exchange Dir. Ilk.
Greek Bonds 694 9 8i 91 9
Ditto Aert. fRO 09
31exican !loner. Itl 801 I 1 I
Ditto Acet. 811 801 14 1 8
Ditto Scrip (1825) 3 24 34 3
5 4Pra
Perusian Bonds 841 4 d 4
Russian Ronda (1822) 974
Spanish Cons. 224
Ditto Acct. 224

PRICES OF SIM:
aaaveairce copirAwlre.
Alliance Brit. and For. 18 •
Ditto Marine 74 •.
Prouctor II
Husrdian
Palladium

MINES.
Anglo-Elexican 110 111
Anglo-Chiliad 114 1.
Bolanos 400 pm
Brazilian 21 224
Chaim) 16 1
Colombian 34 35
den. Alining Association 131
Hibernian 91 10
Pasco Perusiar 25 26
Rio de la Plata 26 27
Tlalpsitalitia 170 185 pm
I7nited Mexican 104
Welch Iron and Coal 51

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TffEATIIF: ROTA!., DRVRY-LANE. •
This Evening, FRITI‘V, Feb. 11, will be performed
THE MrRCHANT OF VENICE.
;hylock, Mr. Kean. Portia, Mrs. West
After which a new Pastoral Ballet. called
THE HOSsIt.NOL ;
Or, THE BIRD IN TIIF BUSH.
The Principal Characters by Mr. and Mrs. Noble, tke.
To conclude with
HARLEQUIN AND THE TALKING BIRD.
THE SINGING Trip:mg, AND GOLDEN WATERS.
Harlequin, 31r. HoWell; Pantaloon. Mr. T. Blanchard ; Clown. Mr.
Kirby. Columbine. MD. Barnett.
To-morrow, the Fall of Algiers; after which, a new piece, called the
Shepherd of De/wet-A Vale

THF:ATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
This Evening, FRIDAY, Feb. 11. will be performed
A WOMAN NEVER VEXT:
Or, THE WIDOW OF CORNHILL.
Meaty the Sixth, Mr. Baker; Foster, Mr. Bennett : Stephen Totter.
MN C. Kemble; Foster, Jun. Mr. Cooper ; Walter Brown. Mr. Eger,
tool ; Sir Godfrey timed u ell, Mr. Bartley ; Master Innocent Lamt %kin.
Mr. Keeley; Clown, Mr. Blanchard. Agnes Welated (the Widow of
Cortahilh, Wm Chester; Mrs. Foster, Miss Lacy; Jane, Miss Jones.
In Act V. the Lord Mayor's Show, as It passed through Cheeped., In
the year 1444.
To conclude with
HARLEQUIN AND THE DRAGON OF WANTLEY ;
Or, MORE OF MORE HALL.
FlarleqUin, Mr. Eller; Pantaloon, Mr. Barnes: Clown. Mr. J. S. Gri-
maldi Columbine. Miss Romer.
To-morrow, 'The Ineonstant. and the Pantomime.

The Barr 110 Pages commenced punt'
at fit e o'clock.

LONDON, FRIDAY. FKBUC•RY 11, 18V5.

The Paris Papers of Tuesday arrived last night. They
are filled principally' with the debates in the British Par-
liament, on the first day of the Session. The Report of
Mr. CA:4Ni NG's Speech, given in the British Press, is
quoted with peculiar interest and commendation. 'Ft-ere.
say the French Journalists, we see exactly delineated the
policy of England towards the new Siete' and satisfactorily
explained. It is now denied that the Prince La ME Triz-
vicit intends to visit Paris at all. All the warlike rumours
of the politicians of the ultra reboot, are rapidly fading.to
nothing. We remain i'arnly persuaded that the peace of
Europe was never more assured than at this moment.
The project of law for regulating religious comtnenities
has been amended by the Chamber of Peers, by a majorisy.
of 115 votes against 100, with respect to the right of the
Crown to authorise their establishment in future. Ac-
cording to the Ministerial project, religious mamma:ties
not in existence on the tat of January, 1825, might be
erected by a Royal Ordinance; but by the amendment
it becomes necessary to obtain a specific law for each Insti-
tution. This amendment completely changes the, principle
upon which the propoled enactment was founded. The
Catholic Clergy are defeated, as ac trust they will be again
in their attempt to obtain the power of putting men to
death for looking urn their rites with hatred or contempt.
The News from Greece, in the Etude, is highly favour-
aisle to the cause of Indepandeuce. " The troubles in the
Morea are entirely calmed ?" and CoLocorsosi, abandoned
by bis troops, has keen made prisoner, and taken to Nepal:
di Romania.

ilierom the Etvik. dated Wednesday.)
TRICIITr. JAN. 26.
A vessel from Smyrna brings us letters of the 16th of this
month. It touched at Hydra, and all (LAI t: 'earned there entirely
confirms the first news received from Zante and Corfu. The
troubles in the Morea are entirely calmed. The famous Variske
has been exiled to Syria, whence he nu been allowed to repair to
Sante-
As for Colocotmni, abandoned by his !mope. after haelpf ad.
sauced as far as Corinth. where he was beaten by Condtpisest,
President of the Executive Council. it is said that he bus be„,„
taken prisomr, and conducted to Napoli di Romanni..—Avesio.4.
Gazette.
PUNCH Fun Fyn. 8.--Five yer COllll. IYtff. bk.
Bank stock. Lpygc. 7:A.; Nearolitan Santis, Ulf. ese I Spanish
'ditto. I7i ; Spanish Loan, ; Exchange on London—ant month,
; three ditto; au. Asc.—Colirt Antheett;qoe, Feb. f.
The Parliamentary proceedings last night were of peat
interest in both houses; but we have now only spies to
advert to them very brit y. 'the Committee of Ingtitr
concerning the state of Ireland, appointed by the Lord,.
sat Seaton, was renewed, the Earl tf v rarons.,stftint,

.ES YESTERDAY.
ass LIGHT AND COHT CON.
TAXIES:
Continental 9
Provincial Portable 3
IRON NAILWATS.
Dimming. and Liverpool d 31
London and Northern 1} j
Manohester and Liverpool IN
MISCELLANEOUS.
Australian 27 25
British Iron Company 7j 8
Canada Company 28 29
Equitable Loan Bank 2 ?
Gen. Straw Navigation IAI 4
Bold Coast Association /{ 7
Metro. Alderney Dairy Gj
New Corn Exchange 9 4
Pearl Fishery (Yellow) 18
Ditto (White) 15 j
Prov. Bank of Ireland 84