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K11V11417 FOR IRELAND.

SOCIETY FOR BETTERING THE CONDITION OF
THE POUR OF IRELAND BY MEANS OF EM-
PLOYMENT.

No period of time could be more favourable than the pre.
sent for the tiondation of a Society, of which the sole object
is the relief of poverty and distress in !rebind, and If the
means are 'deviate to the end, aid ate in themselves ueoh.
jee'tlonable, it can only be regnislte to explain them in order
to Armee the attention, the amiatnner, anti the support of
*eery humane and patriotic individual. The severity of the
preseot dusters. in that country ban already produced an ex-
ertion of splendid liberality, which meet not wily elevate the
eh racier of the British capita', but will connect in a more
cordial sod lasting saints the affectiont of the two nations.,
'his Society does not in may dery , interfeee with the pro-'
tees dish. of the Committee sappohrted on that occasion, and
thaigh undoubtedly it will be its primary duty to attend 1♦
the relief of the existing distress, and to apply its funds to
the diatticts of Ireland that are suffering from the inlay
din e pressure of want and of disease, yet its purpose is of
mute permanent ualure It It to est•blisb is the heart St
•11re British empire an Instituting, constawsly (occupied On
shersoering sad le employing the bit mesas for betteriset
Ilse assudition of the poor to Ireland, to whirls, as to a crotre
of isformstion, every person intere►ted in their welfare nod
their improvemeot may address his suggestions, and may
find in the presentsl and active exertions of its nternbtrs eq
edeour•atement to amino their Objects, and to sietead the
• sphere of hi. •wn betievolence.
'lke mein/ which the Society intends to use for effect-
lag its purpose, may be expreseed in one word—Employ..
meat. lu encostagiug Ike industrious employmeet of the
Irish poor, it is animated by the hope nut tiely of giving re-
lief to distress, but of directing its humble exertions to the
removal of one of the leading Caltilaa of the afflicting:nod
detauseall /tate of Ireland.

. At a.sseetiair of the Committee of this Society, bell this.
day, May 14 1b22. at the house of the Secretary', Aturcod
square, Bloomsbury,
Present—The Earl of BLESINTON, is dirldlair,
Lord Duoslley, M.P. Sir U. Barth. M.P. • •
Algid Arthur Hsll, M.P. General Sir J. Depylp,,,llo/0„,
-*A Chichester, Bart. M.P. General Hart, MP. •
Nv. Becher. E. Al P. M. Fade, Esq. M.P.
Wellesley, Esq. M.P. Mr Clerks Doyle,. • •
V. W. Treat, Esq. G. C. Hervey, Esq.
It Was Itasiolved.....
t, ,Tlssa•tlie moo of 501/1. he advanced by this Society, to isilte
vlolsidarresidwur within the distressed ner•tire al IDOL each.:
takissF their promissory motes al iwAre Months after date;
VW. the repiyoseat thereof, without faterest, die borrower sot
dertakiegto expend the mosey by giviog emplopmest to Use
distressed poor to useful works.'
That the borrower engage so expend such loco jaunt,
dist O's •nd transmit a detmled, serous( to this filUeleiy of
the mode of such expeisilitere, isouchius for its camellias.
'Applleatioisi aildressed,plieiiiiid, to the Secretary, will
be attended to. . • •• , •
Thar the thumbs of this rimieg be irivs• to the Eel' .of
filepierms. for his liberal stipple}, *ld his coostaut sod seal
opserpqrsiposia every undestakiwyr whiCh trada' to reliTre
the *sow or promote the wellereutlrelsed.'
J. C. MICHELL. Secretary,
Qtreessquare, Bloomsbury.

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Utile remains of the Albion, and scarcely as it worth the
labour vflorotectiog'anel removing it Gene its prevent satire-
lion ; none Of the cargo has bet a need except mina gimes
of bees wax end o little eottuo, of scarcely miy value Abend
scattered slime shore.
There is co doubt bat that a bats of the specie ha. been
found by some of the country people, who derided it •mouig
thernreoree.
Consulate of the Mailed Slates e/41Ooricar
ork, Noy 1, 1822.
II is with ver7 Brea' reluctance that 1 am obliged to state,
that nottwdlistanding the prompt and zealous itaiisieuee given
to She !among in the mange of part of the property preserved
from the wreek of the America. .ship Albion 1 hive un-
doubted authority fur asserting, that • (violate:6le share of
the missengire luggage, and or the mosey shipped oe board
that vessel, are sow Ii tire' heeds a or less of the
country people. cooresled. But *.l.thyhils appeal (an bp-
peal which A aro ,sere will Mo( 11,;44, in gam) on behalf uf
the unfortusate, with a hope thatl ColliCiftitiUMS impresiton
sit doing what is right ;01 MOM.* E restoration of Owes
effects, and diet the Meifstrates and Geolry, •nd Cleigy-
men of all ;remark)..s in the neighbourhood of this most
lanseotalde shipwreck, will exercise their ustial 'frlailmice, -
and their benevolent eyes Items on the occasion: •
.1 ACOO
roams I of the Visited Metes ifJlMerlea.
We underetaad that there are a vela aissabis dsrliatel
writing, which eats be of no use to lay fiersoai To hie
country, but uf greet value and iiapiteistas`s to the Hies
concerned; any persoaa be may bee. stickle Attie
slot, on Imurliog Ahem Alr. Mirk; MaKll lossillterariireZ
warded.
Air High A.C4I. aid Mr. Mark, tie Aine!least
Coaxal, returuad Rosa Vaireisto‘ya /aasegds4o' diiireat
search was suds log **Ili"! 13401.witNtit'u~e ran;
sole,body was teepseeri- }all4ieliga46l4—P• 0-060.

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POREICN INrsatcl:mor,
HAMBIIRCH PAPERS.

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at. PCTaeasuacH, APltt. 17.
It to Ice secll badreicikst whether• we ►fah h.,*
peace or w■r. The dlabatchn labt reerivid, aed wl.ieA sie
reported to be intportout, du sine seem to Late made any
clumar in the mate of political affairs. The eitpeetatom of
the public is ropily deterred to the arrival of M. de Tr.
ebtch is astssounced es Wog Near hand Pi. at r. '
jetty the Emperor will not a t out for the army tell after die
arrival of M. ile•Tatiacheft.
It is aid tbot h••r Imorlcsi Highness the Heretlitavy Graved
Gulches& of iVeimseroill sums lam. oil
Subecriptioua for die (lrrek locative condone to be sent
free all parts of the. Lml•trr M. Warnatti at Taaanror,
boo atvrq belfsinittioo of roubles fur los tositioterate r..r• -
irymou, sad lice seems rerrivc-d by arrives by Primer Ca •
Minliter her Ecclesiastical attain, oonnool to titNt,uun
recibir", which have hero reMitled to Fount Laiigeroli,l;ovi •
tior-Groersl of Cbersonotiol •0 Idrut.n4lll Geueral 114.1t0,,
commanding iu liesasirabin, for descrebolicoo.
HANOVICR, Mhtf.l.
It is expected that the Assembly of Clue Stales giM.11te I
*boot the middle of ibis month
A Committee a to assemble in 1.-rodon, to a.m. up►
Reeler the direction of Could Alaualei • a Constitution fur
t►e kingdom of Hanover.

HAMBUROU, MAY I.
To-day, for the first time, the Berlin Ily-pust has Msmight
us the I hers from Prussia, which used to come p. Tlmtlyei.r.
To da,. toot fur the first time more the rnissaikrstin.bitirs iu
the ►ut of Eimer., private letters host St. Petersha rah, Solari
16th of last cowing from respectable aatlerren),
favour the opluiuo that ear well really take place.
WARSAW. APRIL ea.
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After the close of the Polish Diet foe nth. an *Aerie to
his Majesty the Elisio roe, King of Poland, was agreed spoil.
renewing the iisswrauees of inviolable fidelity of the Eike.
&no.

A Notice conies from the Miaister of the barrios, has
now been published in the officio! Papers of all the
by way of answer. In this remarkable Paper 1110 Miswee
pays, ••his Mejesl).s ark mauve fee taking epos, him to
restore the kingdom of Poised, was to promote the haw -
mese of the nation, that he would perievere is it till the im-
possibility or danger of the enterprise shall oblige him to
abandou is, sod that this impossibility or danger or kiss
so foondatioa except in the Poles themselves. •i
" Hie Majesty is far from thiakilig that there see amp
Pules so perverse as studiously to ruin the best bop," of their
country; but the Miiiister warns them that this design amy
be crested by slavish imititmo of the mesas reftarlid dy
though for very dliferent purposes by the disturturs of qt.e
public peace in other countries, by the inconsiderate preeehs
fag of vain theories, which s.e tocommitibie in premier with
the preservation of social outer. If before she fillfolo
which plunged Europe into an abyss, some real fries& ib
their country alight be seduced by the shicereit.spesier at-
taining a better order of things, it is itspossuble aftwollele
dreadful experieure ibis we have had to give way io sorb
fatal 'illusions, or to chew indulgence towards tlialliebtio
*proud them."
The kiloliter says he is commissioned to add, that at Use
preoeht moment this danger is doubled, and can only Le
•veried by jail eoulidenee I. the Goverment', by jnitietinis
moderation, aud a spirit of obedience to the
His Majesty has fulfilled his first deity by poiatiog out the
doirger, his seamed will be to prevent by the moat riSmitioue
Ilea" re'? lie public
(liasaharga rapers, 11406),
(-;r: •: ,•c.t
43tRITIS H. PRESS.

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441190 D 0 NI .
THURS.DAY, Mar g, 1822. e(r) -
The adioorned discnssion upon the Agricultural
Distress was resumed last night in the House of
Commons. The debate was commenced by Mr.
W Y VILE, who moved a resolution declaring that the
best end most effectual means of of fording relief to
the agricultural distresses of the country was to be
found in • eery large diminution of taxation. A
• principle similar to this has been advocated .by
-a considerahle proportion of the Members of Pas-
••hernent during the peasant !Session, and it is very
probable that bad Mr. Wetrit.t. given notice of his
to liove smelt a revolution, the House
would have been better attended than it was hat
;Pigib'• VP°P Mr. WYTILL united Qolr
,J4,Merribers in ;Savour of ,his resolution, Ishiie
lillgoo who opposed it amounted to 120. The
~division was taken at an unusually early hoar. so
that several members who had proposed to shire in
it. but. Kid momenta ti Wield from the !louse
Mites the intention of r'btOrning, were unfortunately
„excluded. The Ihipre,theu resolved,ihelf jot* the
;Committee, when lam :merits of :Lord LONDON-
Mgittites plan for regulating the import of corn
were again hborioosly discussed. The Committee
Alcides! N' ,'S, THOMAs LETHBRIDcia'S temin-
•4 r/ •
lions, a , itegouliA hy a rnajetit"
jar
-%_ •
.#.19; mss. fgr .4"ga so. Yg.Mlaat
them 249. Mr. J. BiN ITT'S resoltitioncetere
'sailed without a &shoat, after arlsiebitbe Chair-
friiin' reported progress, sod obtahsed leave to sit

The Journal des Debuts of Sunday last contains
a translation of the official note communicated to
the English Ambassador ou the 48ih of February
last. A copious extract from thug document .will
be found in smother part of this Parer. Is eilm-
mencen in the usual Ile of the Tnrkish rlipluAltatic
notes, by eitarling tbe Sublime Porte for the sc. u-
pulous Igiestiuts voltioltit ism.amillarmaly evinced su
fulfil to the letter and id liffitit all the engagements
which it liar insult v(410 Russia, and proceeds to
otter the is assurance that " the Porte: will
never ,be galley of the detestable act of so:riming
its treaties and commencing war." In this ss iris
of forbearance and justice it has promised the re..
building of the Christian churches which may have
beta destroyed, and that the Christian religion
should, as hitherto, enjoy the fullest share of pro-
tection ; but as the Cnurt of Ream hos refused,
in accordance with existing treaties, to surrender
the refugees dantandcd 131 Turkey, atid'lii* oh.
stinaer of the prqelt
inatiou prevented t :Porte
Eroin ,reposingßoptidaier ,in ,t 1)), it was Ovisle4le
to evrenaks Ildekistio sad ,Wallachia untititit full
r6401411018_, eket lel keel/pinny.
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