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Further *yin postponed..
CATHOLICS.
A Nib fstiE proseoted a Petition from she dept.
ratiosof-alu Mastmesils at Chipprobsta, in the county of
Wilts opine tin Miss of the Roams Call,'lies.—Readt-
and laid on Hs table.
The litabsepers Army Netwietenee Bill was read a second
tionsinsillisarsd to Isecosissitted to-morrow.
Adjourning.
WIUSE OF COMMONS, Wenseseae, Assn 4.

There toeing only thirty-six Members pte.ent at,
four o'clock, the Howie adjourned.

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shall distinguish themselves.
" All who compose the proviocial legions shall return to
their homes, oil tranquillity being there restored.
" All the Civil Authorities, all she Public Functionaries
who may be absent, shall repair immediately to their posts,
In conformity with the regulation of the Ist of July. They
Ha exert every effort to old the paternal wish of the Ran
fee fie wesoratiee of order.
" We shall take mire to report to his Majesty those who
perform their duty either well or iN. Every eater shall be
responsible he the ineissusentesea which may arise from any
delay or want of vigour in Ilpo • exercise of his (onetime..
This regulation hstring tin abject het the public wrlfare, we
expect that every one will joyfully assist in carrying it tuba
effect, and aealoosly contrebooe to the henekt of Its country;
sad that every 'Stearn will release his wonted confidence, and
relent to bus amual iieeispatioss la the bosom of his family.
" RICHARD CHURCH, Lient.-Griteral."

" Genoa., it Mien *4.
fertiliser OP • PlitVATe LeTTPR
" Frew floterday not Teensy proelantatierss entinned
to arrive (rpm Toni, mooing the istembera of the Gina.,
together with the oath taken by it and the Prince Regent to
the Y polish Cemetitutimo. Dionere, at which both citizens and
wildiers.joina, were gives here to celebrate the event; and
soothing was heard in the streets but-the rein of the itinerary
venders of the prochonal ions, sad also of copies of the Spauish
Contitation. Thus ell appeared in be geingon well, and en
order was momentarily expected from Turin for the authori-
Coo here to take the mith; but Du Tuesday night, Omni' rad-
-night, the drums heat to eon at the different barrack., the
soldiers were mastered, and a promise was wide than of ass
"anon of *midi pee slay to each soldier, and tO to 30 litres
per month to the offieres, accordior to their reeks. Nothing,
however, of this was bonen until the following monitor,
when enuptisig it with theevests then about to be made pub.
lie, the object of that spontaneous generosity to the troops
could not be mistaken. Il created great alms, and induced
a belief that the coostitatioaal cease hadhen betrayee. The
public was not kft long in doubt ; for a proclansatiou was
issued byilte Governor, attaining to it the declaration of she
Ring Chaska Felix, wherein be not only ninon so acknow-
ledge any innovation upon the Government that existed pro.
Moue to his bruther's abdicat ion; but defier's all thaw, with.
out exceptiou, vibe have adhered, or shall adhere, to auch
luttnation, or who have arrogated, or shall arrogate, a con-
stitution, or any encroachment whatever upon the fulness
of the Royal Authority, rebel,. In the Governor's prods.
motion that accompanied the above declaratitou ho 'aye
that the Prince Regent how signalled to bins his adherence
to that declaration; but this is difficult to reconcile;
foe if he had done re, be sorely would have Meath d
It himself to the public, since he hod so far lent himself
to lead them astray by his previous proclamations in favour
of the Coostitostiow. For these reason, the Geonese are not
wilting to credit the detest, sod my they have been betrayed
to the dustman; and many are of opinion that the whole
affair, hoe been planned, in order to gives pretext for the Aus-
trians oemopyieg the strong places is Piedmont and here,
which the soldiery would not before beer of. Exclusive of
this, n eireismelatace hes °rented, which gees for to peon
that the Giants of Tarn were ignorant of whet was shoot
to occur; fur, on the tOth, they aamed Resoutrosel BON
and M. Maximilian Spinals, deputies to the Guests; and
the latter n said -to have gone there to-day.
Wednesday morning she whole city was I. great reare-
oios ; alma, in the ailerons, large pulley wen Parading the
einem, dying out ' Floe fa Coefirazione! Min continued
increasing, and at last the amber" were so gent, that Ia
Ise Of three instances they actuaßy attacked the guard mid
tote sway from them their arms. Wednesday night several
people were kilted and wounded; sod Thisrealsy all the
shopowere amt."
[To illustrate further the situation of affairs in
Genoa., we subjoin no extract huts another letter of
the lame slate.]
" agues, mace *4.
14 The sedelea aanownessetst otos rapid •.traissition from
the eseetiolootkonal system to the secieut order of Wags was
like • clap of thunder. All minn were agitated by it, but
especially them of enthusiastic young mew attached to the
on
immediate, the eetainehonot of which they had Celt-
bested mob two days before. Toomey the affair appeared in-
credsble; they exesained the tenor of the proclamation; the
expressions relative to the Prints appeared equivieral,anol its
motheniteity wan duoind: Missy emu pes of people Olio form-
ed: they united together,an sent *deputation to the palace of
the Gummier. He granted an interview to some of the leaders,
sad attempted to allay their fears; hot they still remained
unaatirolled. 'fusions evening the tumult increased ; atone
pooh of the guard were dammed, and the crowd again re.
paned with those arms to Bauchi. In the men time the
paiscigni posts were occupied by torn( detactooreis of
troops, and two canliOnf were placed un the wall which
commands the street leading towards liancki, when
stands the cut to the Governor's palace. The moi-
led' of the troops, nod two discharges of canon, loaded
with ponder only, were sufficient for the dispel-Moo of
the crowd ; and the rest of the night (Wednesday) passed
off quietly. The following they was twanged though
gloomy ; bat in the teeming the pence was interrupted by
• discharge of grape-shut—Du or knew how—from the
military post above named, which wounded Iwo soldiers,
and, as lam informed, too other persous. This greatly ex-
ompreattil on minds of the people, who were heard to utsrr
loud cumpnints shoring the night, and till the dawn of Fri-
day. Oa that day the new, arrived from Turin of the pre-
servation of tranquillity there, and of the formation of the
Conatintinal Government under the Prince Regret. It
was then conelnded that the proclamation was not genuine.
'jhe troops received the information, and mixed confusedly
with the multitude, calliope out ' The
crowd theft mitered the palace, and became masters of the
person of slur (lotrersour, too whom they would have tom.
mooed some outrage had he not beets emend by Genial
d'ison, and some friends to good order. Ile immediately
after issued o littiellintlilol% in which he do clarealint he Tr-
, signed she government of the city into the head. of twelve
indindosals. 'llteir amen are—Genre: dine, Francisco
Pekoe, Emanuele Baba, Cal I) Rarratia„ Ginsont Chiappa,
Gorolanto Caliente, Gentian) and Giantess. Senn, llatteo
Malan, Luigi blotto, Ariake* Toilet, Giacomo Itelaccalaga.
(From the l'iedeurefees Gazelle of the tint March.)
Letters from Monaco of the 20th inanet contain the fol-
lowing:_" The population of Menton, being alisrudded 1,1
the church this day, at the invitation of the Governor, the
Secretary of State, the Judges, and Consuls of it.. principa-
lity of Allman' it was determined that the constitution of
Spain should be proclaimed as a fundamental law of the
State, saving lb. morlificatisit that may be demoted neces-
sary by a euminimoitres to be appointed for that purpose."

At the General Meriting of the Roman Catholic
Prelates of the province of Lear►ter, rind of the
Clergy of the Archdiocese of Dublin, held 011 the
26th ult. the following among other Resolutions
were unanimously passed :
The Moat Rev. Doctor TROT. In the Chair.
Resolved—That we have read with onmiwg'ed satisfaction
a Rill uuw is progress through Parliament, purpor►ing to
provide for the removal of the disqualifications under which
his Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects now labour; and that
we deem' it a duty to declare, that the Oath of Supremacy,
as therein modified, may be taken by any Roman Catholic,
without violating, itsthe slightest degree, the principles of
his religion.
Resolved—That our ►earls are filled with the most lively
gratitude towards the Right Hoiserrable William Cultrig-
ham .Pluokeit, and theme ether distinguished Ikateuteu who
have lest Ilse aid of their great talents towards 'Mandist the
important boon therein eiratempisteil for the Roma Catho-
lic thorly.

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?lade tart iS Se; siClOll to hear A p province for aria for the aua of Reettrity.
IlaNnes ass errititas, Appelleitts ; HARE AND "All Militia Officers of every rack shall immediately repair
kleagstfit !Mk* mutts, mist ia tha abaudisnimmsoLusAativaapriss she
n wigslirp* peal free) the declaims of the usrd of security, and call haat those serving u,der them ' p
Session. Setstkail, which was part heard on Monday. I who **X gliti he at a dignities, ellearieg them of tks de- H
fur the Appends.%
Doctor Idashiagioa was heard this day itensey and the paternal intentions of his Majesty. We