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The debate on the second reading of the Catholic
Bill commenced last evening, for we can denominate
the proceedings t f lap evening only as the cornaneoce-
meat of the discussion which must take pla.:e before
the division. The House adjourned the quesmin for
further debate to.this evening, but we very much d übt
whether a farther adjournment will cot take place
to another night, to allow other Member* La es•
press their opinions on this momentous question
if that should not be the case, very few Members
will have an opportunity to deliver their senti•
mesas, for unfoitunately a practice has obtained o
spinning out speeches to so mils untied an enrol, that
a whole eveaing is occupied by five or six Members.—
Such was the case last night: six speakers only were
heard. olihese, btr. BIINSON, the CHANCILLOR of the
Examinee, and Lord CASTLINZAGN. sere in favour
of the Bill, while Sir EDW. KN4TCHBULL, Mr. GcOaoa
Sautes, and Mr. SADLER, the newly elected Member
for Newark, who made his maiden speech, were against
it. Oar readers must judge f.r themselves on which
'side the argument, common sense, and principle pre.
ponderated: but for ourselves we must declare, that
we consider the advantage in these tespects to he en-
tirely on the side of the opponents of the mea u e.—
We never beard a more commonplace, Hiuse of
Commons speech; than Mr. GotfLBURN'S. His whole en-
deavour was to unsay n hat lie had Int molly said, and to
call upon the opponents of the me.sure to suggest some
other course for the pacification of ['eland than that
proposed by the Government—as if each Member who
felt the latter to be a viol aims of the Constitution were
to be required to suggest that which the united wis-
dom of the Cabinet, of which Mr. GOOLIBURN has
been a Member, has been unable to do 1 He was,
however, answered in the most powerful and irresistible
speeches made in the present Parliament, by Mt. Geo.
BANK'S and Mr. SADLER, whose reasoning on this
question will carry conviction to the mind of every un-
prejudiced person. ' I 0 I

The Pans Papyr:spf.S.ssurflty and Sunday, morning
reached us last sight. They. mention that toilit.ary
Movements begin to be made an
d
hat the Principalities, ad
hat Rustjan corps are advancing to the Danube.
The Conclave is opened, bot all the Cardinals had
not an ived at the date of the latest accounts from Rome.
The Sacred. College consists when full of 70 Members ;
as present there ate but 58.

It was reported in Paris on Saturday that the housc
of Rornscurtm had undertaken to negociate a very
considerable loan on account of &SW/6

The 41e:licence brought Irons Lisbon by his Ma-
jesty's cutler Vigilant, is of the most melancholy dr•'
scription. The private letters are filled with details of
the reign of tenor and death which has commenced.
D Miousa feeling himself mote secure on his throne
than it may in reality prove that he ii, begins to give
way to his natural dispoctien, by putting to de•tth
those accused of conspiring against his umpation. Five
officers, one of them a Major General of the army, have
zpiated their imputed crimes an the gibbet. Sorely
the Powers or Enrope,•aod particularly Great Britain,
whose connection with Portugal has been so long and
so close, will not for ever be quiet .spectatots of the
proceedings in that kingdom P • . • •