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menitry should live in the recolketiou of Irislamen, as lose
as the river over which the fielder km twee built should eon-
SUMP to flow hits, its rowel seven. His Lordship was hap..
we to no the son of Mr Grattan at his poet, and only wished
him is, Ifinalskr the vine's of his father. The beldge af-
forded every facility for forwarding the proctor' of the coon-
,' y to Ito best markets in Ireland, sod it is wilt" manifest
I hap insomnia wealth roam flow to us from otsr trade sad
r.rnfraerev, while we poaleamed the advantage of inland as.
,r.tion. Hie lordship took a short view of the Election
.• • A4:l, and was of slinks, that, though it held out an iodise'-
. • wrut to persons of no pretensions whatever to disturb and
pm' a County to evens', it was not likely to operate tench
iu that war.hr. Ireland. His Lordship said that the repot-
tat'on of Irish *Fit* to England would greatly bawd' this
cowstry; is tact, this Hilrolight he considered the primates
p•o'F/e to the agriculture of Ireland; he knew of nothing of
• noeb cunetvestee; moat .late clear to every man that
• at advaotage would arise from it. He would say, that
-t no period .lace the Union bad the interests of Ireland
Seen so conspkvely watched as during the last Session of
P:adiassent. Ws had fictive and vigilant Members from
Ireland la the floirse.4l..Cossmous, but MOW more so than
she Millitlers fee the Qailea's county. Both these gestlemeo
he highly sad perionally respected, though the political
ferlior of ose of them were not in enact maims with his
• ; but the best of men may diger is opinion."
COUNTY LoaaVoau.—The business of the As.
sizes was quite unimportant, and the Grand Jury
were congratulated by Judge FLETCHER on the
rcorustance.
CoUNTY CAYAN.—Judge JEBD observed to the
Crand Jury, that their duties, as connected with
criminal , were light, as the calendar was not
heavy, and the crimes stated io it were merely of a
trivial mature, a circumstance which reflected credit
as nell on the lower classes as un the Gentlemen of
the county.
COUNTY MONAGHAN.—Judge MOORE cOngra-
-1 u lard the county on the lightness of the calendar,
end complimented the Magistracy on a circuits-
stance so creditable to the county.
cut:Wif FERMANAGH.-•-10 reference to tne
belt state of the calendar, Judge FLETCHER made
smote remarks on the nature of the punishment to
I.e awarded to the crimes it presented, which, in
general, was likely to be siothing more than con-
liiieinent for different periods, and which, in most
instances, tended to corrupt snore than improve the
riortils of the culprits, thereby defeating the °b-
pct of the laws in imposing such description of
fru oishment. r
COUNTY ANTIIIM.—Judge :MORE, upon look-
ing at the calendar, said, " Although he observed a
good many Prisoners charged with offences of va-
rious descriptions they were generally of such
nature as might beexpected in a populous commu-
nity, and did not presentany peculiar feature which
railed for his immediate obServ.ition, the whole in-
rlicnting a tranquil state of society, equelly credit-
able to the manners of the people and the local
authorities of this part of the country : sod it is
the more commendable, in times when much dis-
tress has been generally experienced, to find that a
Fistlent submission to the inevitable depression has
univemally prevailed. It displays (said his Lord-
sh;p) a manliness of character highly honourable to
the country, and where the Judges shall meet after
tins Assizes, I think it will be their unaniamts opi-
w:on that Ireland .was serer in a greater state of
1:-Alynillity Man at present."
Such is the general picture which the North, the
South, and the centre of Ireland present to the
e.tipire ! There is no man with a heart in his ho.
i-oz who will not be rejoiced at contemplating this
picture. We shall advent hereafter to the other
cJot•ties not mentioued in the foregoing summary.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. AUGUST 1.

The Gazette of Genoa asp, “il,Curvetto,
wet of State to his Most Christian Majesty, and our
1.,N05. citizen, has arrived in this city. M. Cm-
setts) is in a 1114111 l alarming state of health. lie is
i.ff.etted with a dropsy on time chest, which causes
I •fu to puffer very much."

VIENNA. JCILY t 9.

M. de Metternich hes returned with all speed to
Ws capital from his journey into Saxony. Div-
patches 4 the highest importance having arrived
hum Milan, s courier was instantly sent to hint,
utherwiss he woulal have remained eight days longer
at Coburg. His Excellency. ininordiately on his
retorc to this city, set off again to see the Emperor.
at
nets active doily in this capital 'eventl couliens
from Italy.
For some time past the police authorities have
e•erci.ed the Krestest vigilance with respect to all
perlllWS who require imilisportis for Lombardy. •
I: IS said that a 'lmber of officers of the ancient
•
army of Italy. many of whom were on half-pay,
risiderl in our Italian provinces, have suddenly

d, !lb ppeortd.
The greatest activity prevails in that division of
our assicellerie of State charged with the affairs
ref ;:ely. Severol cosiness have been dispatched
tr.er ; the Corbusier', however, •are happily not
I ,Ir:eruus iii those quarter%, and are mostly without
suffirroce. But it is important to break the couree
of these insurrectious, now become se fashmetable,
ren4 to pse+erve Europe from a new desolation. Our
Gssorusuerst will not be wanting in energy in this
co“juuktute.

MADRID. JULY 20.
Leutenant-General Echavarii. arrested at Portu.
by order of General I'llendizabel, Captain-
Gvneral of the VdbeUll provinces, has been taken
to St. Sebastian, although the political Governor
of Burgos had demanded him, fur the purpose of
Ihru►r;iig him into the prisons oh that town, until he
I Jil lemtituted a criminal prime's against him.
A t Vera, in the Lingdoni of Grenada, the Alcade
it-fused permission to a patriotic society to open the
place destined fur their outings, on the ground that
it alpesztli from their prospectus that the society
wit d ditt:fri urriw►. having certaju privileges, and
or such was cUiorary'to the Constitution."
An advocate of Uritirola hos commenced a ve►y
inipmrtaut discussion upon these tw.i points—lvt,