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of Infantry, Berns,.Nee Restrivet. This was executed ef-
teenartle by the above-mentioned Minister, with aV doe soil'
and activity. leaving nothing to be desired on GA* head.
He concluded this let with.* h in the bowie, and a
seizure of lie papery whirl, bed • reference to bite'. More
circumstantial details will be afterwards giveu your Ex-
eetlecy. God preserve yam Escelle cy.
" Lisbon, Jane S.
" To the Moat Hhat.tteiotio and Excellent
" Seehm Jose de Silva Carralhn.
"JOSE JOAQL'IN GERARDO DE SAMPAYO."
LIST.
Francis de Alpoim sod Meoraes, a merchant, aged 31,'&e.
lanuaries de Cools Neves, Ksilht of the Qider of Christ,
inter is the Military Secretariat of the Army, sged:S3,Sec.
Miumet Ferreira, a secvsnft sided 19, &r.
Inbit Rodrigne. da Ens** It.imovos. compo,,ing apprentice
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to the grtatiog.oor street/I meatkeed, aged IS.
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ANT Pis ti CArHI)LIC"BOARD. •

A Meeliriipf Board of British Cath.dics will
be. held on SATORDAY Nttli, the 224 instant, at
it the Chambers of the late Mr.
JeteiashaNti. Stunr.hnilding?l Lincoln'? Inn.
NORFOLK, HENRY HOWARD._
SPEREY. GEORGE SILVERTOP,
.STt)URTON, R. R. BLASE,
IDW. PETRK, RDWARII BLOUNT.
ROYAL VAIVILFI6LL GARDENS.
GRAND CALA,
IN HONOUR OF TUE BATTLE OF WATERLOO,
HE I'ItOPR I E roKs here the pleasure, to
announce that a GRAND GALA will be gym
THIS EVENING in Itowour of Ile illiwiri Wel-
lington, and Anni y of the ever-memo able sad gionoltg
triumph at Waterloo, with additional tarp, derma. acid
Fite-works, expressly for the ut.cosion. .M.r. Bcoadhornl,
sod.his pupil Mr.Ppilhp (being the last stied of their ep-
gatemen!), with Ibe other vocal P.lfotaitas. sing appro-
priate songi. The vinudarful ,wcwailing.,prodigy,.thxjontor
Louvain. e, tie Ileplaptspesnpoon, snd • UAW, etsaber
elpaatiatata, which have pre,' such isaivaintalauataciim,
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Doors to open at Half.past Seven 0.0.044,..14 fte
begin at lEigat...Adatittasee 3s. 64.

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WEDNESDAY; Jums 19, Ism
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The name of Lords went last night into Cotip.
tnitteetriums the Marriage Act Amendment BiN.
Steered Peers delivered their sentiments. Its 0-
cussion will be resumed this dsy in the Com-
mittee.

A new series of papers relating to the state of
Ireland, transmitted by Marquis WRI.I.LSLEY, have
been Pinned by order of the Haute of Common,.
They consist of dispatches from his Excellency, en-
cloeing. communications from Magistrates and Com-
mending Officers in different counties, of various
dates, Twat the 16th February to the 22d Maj..—
The latter thou is • reeds! of the various out-
rseeii.eihich have taken place in the interval in the
disturbiil districts, the most interesting and import.
tent of which. h.a-ve. been communicated through
the medium of the Irish Papers. The dispatches
of his Excellency contain his views of the
country, and dwell upon the good effects of the
strosg. powers committed to his hand,. Great
credit is claimed for the operetion of the Special
Comorissiolia, and the propriety and ability with
which they have been conducted ; but upon the
insurrection Act, above all, the greeted praise
is bestowed. It is superfluous to add, that these
patios are published for the purpoie of laying a
ground fur the renewal of this Act. The con-
cluding number of the series is given in another
pert of our Paper.

The Paris Papers up to &today last bare arrived►
but they are totally destitute of intelligence of any

We have received Gerais') Paprrs to the 12th
instant. Their Contents are of a decidedly picitic
character. The following are extracts :
FRANKFORT. JUNE 10.
We hove received the following front Vienne,
June. 9

•' The account.; received from St. Petembnegh
are very satisfactory. The Emperor Aliaauder bap
approved of all the proposals made by our Cabinet,
and the points in debate with Turkey soy be consi-
dered 1111 arranged.

" de Tatischeff will return to this city in
flays, and will continue the conference.. The time
for the interview of the Sovereigns will then tie.
fixed.. It will probably take mare towards the end
of Septembtr,, in some city of Italy which is under
• the A qs!riaoaorernment.
" The rile in our funds Is considstable. A• there
is no idea of a new loan, the Metallitinve will be
very soon at 80.
" The accounts from Constautiimple.continue to
be pacific. The evacuation of the Pritulitalitits;
9 rui the speedy nomination of limpodurs, nre uo.
hngerdohlatful."
The Austrian Observer also confirms what has
heen said, that the Emperor of Ripisia would leave
St. Petersburgh on the 28th of Mry to review the,
regiments of the guards, and would return to his
capital in about a fortnight.
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On the 4th the Meta!byres were 77! ;'Band.-''
Shares, 718 7-10.
Their Royal Highnesses Prince of
Previa and Prince Frederick of thE, Nelberitainds
4rtived here (at Frankfort) yesterday. The foinser
%topped only a few hours, and then proceeded. tn.
Priote Frederick set out this 'miming,
lot the Netherlands!. •
Count Novataltsoff, Russian Cotiniielfor of State,r
arrived here yesterday from Pail.. •
, r
miser, sui.g3., -
Her Imperial Elighoess the Archrluchaisi Vitt