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mother column we have given a copy of Mr.
's fot suppressing unlawful societies iu

Ireland. The blanks, of course, remain to be filled up;
but we do not anticipate that it will undergo much
alterationin its progress through Parliament. We are
far from regretting the ample discussion the subject
has undergime in the House of Common., because we
thisl it may tend, and that considerably, to lessen the
labours of Parliament on Irish affairs; but we do
think, if the Bill h.sd been allowed to be brought in,
and read a first time, its general and impartial charac-
ter, as relates to ali Societies in Ireland, would have
brought to its support many Honourable illembe►s who
opposed it in the outset.

At a lAte hour we received the Etoile of yesterday,eby
express. The following are extracts:—

CONSTANTINOPLE, JANUARY 19.

M. Minziacky has lately adiressed a note to the Reis
Effendi, to demand the fulfilment of certain clauses
s% hid) have not been executed, concerning the navigation
cl the Black Sea, and the future administration of
Wallachia and Moldavia; the answer of the Divan is
evasive. The French Ambassador, Count Guilleminot,
has demanded a •ecund audience of the Sultan, to present
to him his new credentials.
MADRID, FEBRUARY Z.

The King of France has sent the Grand Order of the
Legion of honour to his Excellency Count Zea Bermu-
dez, first Minister of his Maje,ty.

They write from Barcelona of the 3d of February,
that General Don Francisco lispoz y Mina, Don Antonio
Itoten, ei-Givernor of that town, Don Joachim Bus-
wiet, Don FernanJo Button, Don Pedro San Castel-
lanos, Don Francisco Milans, and Don Antonio Gil, are
cited, by the first and last bans which have been pub-
lished, by Don Felix de Puy y Ochoa, of the Counsel of
his Majesty, an his alcalde, in the Criminal Chamber
of Catalonia, on the Ist of February.

PARIS. FEBRUARY 15.
CHAMBERS OF PEERS.
IFITTIhG OF no. 14.

The Climber met at one o'clock, and continued its
discussion on the project (.£ the Sacrilegious Law. The
Chamber has not come to a decision on that question,
and it was put off to Wednesday.

FitOhl THE ETOILE OF TUESDAY.
MADRID, FEBRUARY 8.

The Consul of his Majesty at Lisbon writes, under
date t f the 15th January, that there entered that Port,
the chasse maree del Carmen, the Captain of which,
Garcia Marina, declared to him that he fell in with,
on the 15th December, in the morning, fifty leagues
to. the north of the Canaries, a Spanish division of
seven frigates, which sailed on the 7th of;December,
from Ferrol to Atherica. This news is confirmed by a
dispatch from the Commandant of this expedition,
Dm Fernando Dominici, to the Minister of the Marine.
French Rolm, opened at 1031. 75c. SOc. End of the month
105 f. 90c.

This forenoon we received such of the French Papers
of Monday and Tuesday as had not previously reached
us, by Express, together with the Doile of Wednesday.
The King of SPAIN IS stated to be dangerously ill ; his
indisposition is said to have been occasioned 'by his
Majesty falling into a violent passion with his Ministers!

The French Chambers have had no proceedings of
interest since Friday last. In consequence of the Report
of the Commission on the Supplementary Credit for
1823, Messrs. OUVRARD, ROLLAC, and others connected
with them, were arrested on Saturday. All OUVRARD'S
papers were sealed.
The Journal des Debats is chiefly filled with discus-
sions upon the Law of Sacrilege, which it designates a
law of Blood, and deplores the excessive penalties and
" frightful mutilations' which it inflicts.
The Quotidienne inserts a letter from Lisbon, of the
25th ult. stating that reports still prevailed of Biitish
troops l:eing on their way to garrison that city. It is
admitted, however' that no visible preparations had
been made for their reception, and the whole rumour
we may safely pronounce to be without foundation.
LUCIEN MURAT, the son of the late Ex• King of NA-
inn, having been so imprudent as to leave Gibraltar for
Algesiras, has been seized by the Spanish Authorities.
The Courier Francais says, that LUCIEN MURAT was
enticed on to the Spanish ground by a Spanish Colonel,
with whom he had become acquainted at Gibraltar,
and who took him out in a sperting party,; but that as
he had an Austrian passport, granted with the consent
of the Powers of Italy, as he is an Austrian subject, it
is probable the Austrian Ambassador will interfere in
his favour. The following are extracts :

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