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ship. tt ;s hut an indifferent way to promote
benevolence and union" in the City of Dublin,
for his Lordship to tell the Corporation that
cc as Mayors and Corporations are not necessa-
rily historians, they generally give this toast
horn party motives ; and it has long become a
kind of pass-word among those who desire, by
the insult and exclusion of their more worthy' fel-
low-eitizens, to arrogate to themselves thosepetty
honours and emoluments, which want of industry
or talent render so necessary to them !"—While
we lament the re-appearance of this unhappy
3Pirif. in Ireland, we have but one feeling of in-
dignation and disgust at the conduct of the dis-
affected writers in London, who have already
eagerly seized upon this affair, and are exerting
every effort to foment the returning animosities
and divisions of the sister island.

Ir 13".---By letters from Bombay, dated the
24th of May, we learn that the Governor, the Hon. Mr. EL.
PiIIZISTONE, has returned to the Presidency, after a five
inolaths tour to the northward. He must have suffered greatly
froir. heat, as during the months of March, April, and May,
the thermometer in the Guzzerat and Battiware was from
ninety to one hundred and ten. He most minutely exae
all the judicial and revenue systems, furnished ths'
Agents of Government with particular instruction-
. for their guid
duce sr,ance. He also sent out strong detachments to re-
--n e Predatory hordes who have long plundered the coun-
' ftiry, and been a terror to the peaceable natives. Those plun-
len are called Bbeels. They live in the hills and woods,
and descend in bands to commit their depredations. By these
letters we learn,what is essential for young men going topindia to
kriGl7, that Writers and Cadets now undergo an examination as
tr) their knowledge of the. native languages ; and no youth has a
chance of success who is ignorant, of the Hindoostance. The
highest respect is entertained for the able manner in whieh the
disinterested Dr. GILCHRIST prepares young men for the ser-
ree:--We rejoice to learn that the Cholera Morbus has abated
144 rigour in the Deccan.

IIRISII PROTECTING DUTIES.—The following
(:tter has been received by the Secretary of the
Lhamber of Commerce, Dublin :

(A COPY.)
Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade,
• Whitehall, 20th Sept. 1321.
pflnc—i I am directed by the Lords of the Committee of Privy
t47,nr .I, appointed for the consideration of all matters relating
4cti afde and Foreign Plantations, to request that you will
.col-
's whfch for
the information- of this Board, any representations
e, he Manufacturers of Ireland may be disposed to make
bv i)ctngthe continuance of the Protecting Duties granted
~,,',, the Act of Union ; and that you will transmit the same as
won as
Which ~ ma,' be convenient, together with any observations
alder 'le Camber of Commerce at Dublin may desire to brit%
order 'ne consideration of the Lords of this Committee, in
,1,, . that their Lordships
time enabled fully to consider this
1 . ,lii) non of any
?.eJec. t i and that sufficient may be afforded for the pre-
measures, which it may be deemed advisable to
14 -li.
-Parliament at an early period of the ensuing Session,
lion it to shall be thought expedient to propose any moditica-
T, "of the existin duties, as settled by the Act of the Ist
-163. I\r• C. 45. g I am, Sir,
Your most obdt. humble Servant, •
Te' c (Signed) THOMAS LACK.
-e .aceretary of the Chamber of Commerce, Dublin.
If

cont " I'Vl
iANNAII. AUG. i2.—With respect to the
more Mexico, Spain appears to adopt now
conciliatory measures, and we hope the
dated, as of the civil war wilt thus be termi-
tilr\r lted. Our tariff of duties is now to remain for
ee months longer on the previous footing.
trioE."A, SEPT. 21.—The Court will go into
/:"`rillog to-morrow for the late Queen of Eso-
IN.°)CArtoLINE AMELIA, Princess of Brunswick
o,4olfetibuttel. The, mourning will continue with-
tr aoY change till the sth of next month.
b '-'etters came to hand yesterday from St. Peters-
tibtlrg) which confirm the advices from all other
f)-rtcrs, regardinff the great probability that the
Ite:ce°f Europe will not be disturbed by a new
coati
between Russia and Turkey. The exchange
tu,.ll,tinued at 9 1-Iffth. The fair at Moscow had
tit-.4d out most unfavourably, and large quan-
toire, of all kinds of goods had been returned
the'lamburgh, and other places, from whence
L' had been conveyed.
letter from Smyrna, dated the 29th of Ang.
as
43_1 „received yesterday, which mentions a fact
lied importance, if its truth can be re-
T 4 ". It states; that the amnesty of the
reek
Sultan had been communicated to the
f
theejek fleet it; the Archipelago, and that many o
abaL6ltiPs had determined to accept it, and to
given the contest. This information was
)%.,;11 at Smyrna by a small French vessel of
laet' the master of which declared that he had
1.1 several Greek ships of war returning to their
Th'ctive islands to disarm.
Calais Admiralty yacht has been dispatched to
l', t'%,for the conveyance of the
Princess. AUGUS.
13('CI:If-'ilgland from the Contitic , !_. ....,1 '..:as
tit or so_ .
es. / Some time on a-visit to her Royal rela-
ed
Cali Royal at Cal . Highness was hourly expect-
s et'
, 'ats, but had not arrived when the King
N.
4 '4.' burlZ'k'.l.-4,-A that place abmt-three O'clock
ay.
.ir h e
15
*ll Wd„ (Ike of WELLINGTON and suite arrived
tOnlith 1,-esday night at Dover, in the Lord Sid. -
The ni,r'a.ssage vessel, from Calais, and set out in
Nut:l.l'll°g of Thursday for London, underlra
G race 'mu the batteries' on the heights.
w.is
terico accompanied the KING to the field of
hat-
11p0„3,1}here, after describing the battle foug ttcy:suat f
co,ebrated plain, he took leave of his 1
13 v, and returned to Calais.
Gen a singular coincidence of circumstance.s,
, Guardl"°E who commanded the Imperial
ai. 1
1 Newt 7. waterloo, and who exclaimed Le garde
telld hisee ne se rend pas ! was appointed to at-
Gua Majesty GEORGE IV. at Lille) as a
4)1'011 111°°°o ; he had the misfortune to be
kid wr 1 `r°m his horse while attending the KING,
~, eceived some severe contusions.
Ilt,/ esterday the younger branches of Prince and
"Ittleess EsTEttitAzy's family with their attend-
Q:),s'helreft Cliandos House for, Ramsgate. This
for l, Highness Princess ESTERIIAZ Y left town
'at re above place. Prince EsTERHAzy is still
\titi '
l'el),aa °,,ris, where, it is expected, his Highness will
until
-t Ith such time as he is made acquainted
~
fil s
i4oover, ' result of his Al.tansTy's intended route