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The LORD CHANCELLOR last night in the House
of Lords introduced three new Bills for the amend-
ment of the Bankrupt Laws.
The Marquis of LANSDOWO gave Iy:dice of
his intention to bring on In* motion this evening on
the state of Ireland, in consequence of an intimation
that the Earl of LIVERPOOL will be able to attend
in his place.

Last night a discussion took place in the House
of Commons on a tnotioo made by Mr. Gon LaUlkift
for leave to bring iu a Bill to regulate the tube
system io Ireland. The object of the Bill is to
empower the clergy to grant leases of twenty-one
years, transferable to the landlord, and which
would be binding on his successor. if it could be
'opposed that ihis measure would be prodoctiye of
even so much good as the euthor of it MiticiAlas
it would be to no small degree beneficial to Ireland:
for he states that it will remove that class or persons
known so generally by the name of Middlemen,
sod will ensure to the incumbent the receipt of his
tithes, without pubjectiog him to the unpleasant and
unfortunately frequent necessity of resorting to
severity to obtain his just demands. The measure
was opposed by Sir JOHN NRWPDIT, Sir Hertaw
PARNIILL, and others, en the ground that it was
insufficient to remedy the existing evil, and that it
disappointed the just expectation, of the country.
flowerer, the motion was ultimately carried without
a division.

The King of Politica, IA his Speech delivered
on the opening of the Sesdon, said, ,6 he che-
rishes hopes that risen will opt be disturbed in
the east." In li*is Answer to the Address of the
Chamber of Peers he goes a step further, and an-
nounces that he has since received further rotelli-
genet to the same effect. His Majesty's blistister?
are entitled to credit for thus coming forward to
counteract the warlike speculations and reports with
which the public pries of France aboonds on the
subject of the relations betweeu Turkey and
Russia. The words pnt into the fpntritosouth
certeinfy art !tit decisive of the subject, but they
go fair enoegh to shew that these warlike specula-
tions and rumours are not supported by fleets. We
have so disposition, however, to attribute those
speculation? to selfish or sinister motives; we are
confident they have their origin in the most
generous feelings. Who that can distinguish
between the brutal fury of the Infidel and
the mildness of the Christinn—who that has
ever bad his mind improved or his heart ssurmed by
coutemphitiug the virtues and talents of the ancient,
Creeks, that must not sympathise with the sulfl,v,,
togs of their descendauts, sod invoke was against
Turkey m the means of their deliverance ? We are
confident that much of the warlike tpeculttio92 iu
the Paris Papers were dictated by this kind compas-
sion for the unhappy Greeks. Coroparsion, how.
erer, is not a word known in the vocabulary of Ca-
imirte, and therefore the King of FRANCE feels
nothing hut satisfaction in announcing tluit they are
to he left to their Lte. With respect to the Em-
peror of Rumt.t, we have little doubt he will ex-
pect to be paid hopdironiely for marching his army
up the and down the hill again to no pur-
pose. We shall hear further on this subject all
in pod time. We do not wish to autiCipate

Grrrn, Thatch. and Brussels Papers arrived
hst nifOtf t!pc last to the 12th rots at. The fol.
lowing als pntrocts

MOLDAVIA AND WALLACHIA.
Accounts from Hueneme, of the Stid or May.
caie that the column of Loo Anatolian% *WI
t that place on the yds. woo followed on the next
(lay by Into,ilar alprisiona, so that eitice th I th,
there are so mote Asiatic troops in Wallachia.
On 9tbr I,poo Amstoliena marched (row
Fnekschaa, soder their Birybsachi, and on the
;fitly 2!OOD of the same troops were expected lo
much threw/Is. Should the retreat of the cola una
from Wallachia be leas speed/ than the °Meta of
die Porte guys 'C.500 to expect, (hi. circuanatauce
most be ascribed entirely to the Cairmscan (W('"
;:orides),agaiust whpm the country in general !mikes
great complaints. The troops have every where
'hewn the greatest readiness to return to their
horsey, and the retiring corps have no where com-
mitted any ezcessre on their march. Officer. bare
brill sent to all the district, to collect the soldielli
who :tie straggling about the country.
It is now evidently proved how exaggerated and
fabulous the statements have been which Wye II" thetto been spread of the member of Turkish

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