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should 'mow uothing ihont it ! As fir the. real
state of the .cl\lstion,' thOngh have
imagined that .4taation and opportunitie's
would ha'Ve supplied his Grace with home
genCe, and thertrfore applied to him,•it tea's clear
front his• answer that they, scribbling inflamma—
tory armlet at hOme; knew a great deaf more of
the matter than he did; and this was another
good reason ictr not exposing our ColiituAnAr'S
gross igurirance to the Public. s
8o far We must approve of the course taken' by
ihese fair add impaftial Controyersialisti. But we
are sorry that we cannot go •co far with them, as'
to think that it *as because the " Noble Duke".
was " seated
,in the PalaCe •Slys444-• bourbon,
and adorned with the Ribbon of the Order of
the. Holy Ghost," that be consented to sacri-
fice the Protestant interests, and curry favonr;.
with his .!' new friends and benefactors." Nay,
so far • arc we from sUbicribing to this doctrine,
that, we rather think •it u scandalous calumny,
most unbecoming in the advocates fot toleration,
and the professors of a Christian' spirit:—
It is a false and shameless assault upon
the
.reputation of • a man with whose un-
blemished fame the honour of his country is
inseparably united. Such a,.mode of proceeding
gives us a very bad opiniort.'of the, cause it is in-
tended to promote, and we are sure that, with-
holding the most momentous information is not the
nay to "enlighten" the British Public, so.nei-
ther are vile imputations upon the Glory of the
Empire, the
,justly favourite hero of the. People,
the best way to lead the lititish Public along in
. this clamour against Persons and Governments
not only'unknown to be the abettors of any per-
secution, but known to hare distinctly oppOsed
every persecution. , .

MISR ROMAN CATTIOLICK ,MISSION'TO ROME.
" This Mission bus failed.--'flee Pops bus
dined any .reply to the Address and Retnoustranc~
of the Agreglite Alerting ; it has be6ll conveyed

to those who made the inquiry, thit an answer

would be given in the Briti.44 Ptirlkment:—Canli-

nal LITTA, Wbose diSpositiOllS comparatively

favourable to the vietve•of the Dish Catholic.Pre-

(ties, has been removed to,Milan, liatler the pre-
text or for the purpoqe of conducting their I:upe-

rialMiljesties to Rome; and Cardinal (iossALvi,

u undoubted VetoiSt, has been nppointed in l►is

stead.

It will be recolki:te(l, tll3t. this CHr-

ditto' was the 'Missionary of the Pura to the
l'atigctt ItEowNT, stud has been more attache(' to
the Cathoheo-Eleelesiastical views of the 13,:itish
Cabinet, than any other 'Member of the " .Sacretl
College." Ilic appointment it; therefore ontinons,
that the purpose of the Pure is irrevocable, anti

Zest thy Irish Prekeys might encourage hope, and
linger for the return of theft. friend LLTTA, it hair
been communicated to them,. that be would not,
return before two months.!'—(Dublin. Eveni,ng.

Post, Jars,.6,)
What.other issue than a broad hint to go about
their business could be given to such an Embassy
from such k. Body ? Nat. a deputation from. the
Roman Calholicks of. Ireland, but the self-'nt.
portant meddlings of the busy Secretary to a Club
of sedition-moving demagogues, sent. on a mis-
sion disownea by every ;esPectable person be-
longing to the Roman Communion io the Empire,
'fete t't►ra was too well informed to commit
himself by countenancing these Allies, who
Eire as apt to set his authority at defiance
as to court it ; ntid to abuse his holy lune-
dons as to defer to his decisions when they
stand 'the way of their political and unholy
Jouposes. " Non' tali toxilio,", tinoth his Ifoli•
IlitvEs, as you will have no chance
of seeing your friend Cardinal LITTA for two long
months, you had better get back to Ireland, and
communicate .what you have learut here per-
sonally, to save the postage of double
.letters.''.
But what will the Aggregate Simmers say to
this affront Hwy will the fiery spirit of the'
O.CON NU.I L., the already bruized and broken heart
of the 01.7toolatv (vide I‘laGam's Damages), tote
intrepid soul. of Ltuivet.t., the liberal mind of
~tiO9MGOOLE (nolortlitlate hi not having n large'o
at the beginning of his name)--how %vitt the fevered
teMpers of all the: 'minaret genies of this_ fatnom
conclave brook the. indqoity:! Alt poor- Pies !
better hadst thou the 'mother of -Elephant's Pro-
&aces to'belabonr thee to death, that, the Tongues
of so many inflamed and portentous Irish Orators !
Miserable Popp. ! All the favour thou obtaineitst
among these patriots by erowoingNaPot.i.oia 800-14AP.:RTR.,
14AP.:RTR., thou !Ins now, lost for efer ! Mercy up.
on thee', for now thou wilt have the :Angry brogue
. instead of the hlarney.-.-Even our protestant feel.
ings are interested in thy bebalf--.--rnerty upob
thee

We WO transmitted to its last night a translation
from the. Narernburgh Gexelte, of great part of Ba 7
Ton HumuoLolos confidential Note respecting the
basis of a Peace with France, the- whole of which
was originally published in the London Newvp4-
pers. It has probably been translated from us
into German, and has thus found its way bark
again,