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MONDAY,.SEBRUARY aria*
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Tke general feeling of the country on the subject of
Cathnlic Emancipation is already displaying itself in
• every ditection, and a few days more only will elapse
befiue the insnifestation of it will be so strong, that it
rirmsf be attended to. No Government, however powerful
it may be within the walls of Parliament, will persevere
. in a measure to which ninestentf aof the well-informed
middle classes of this country are decidedly opposed in
principle and feeling.
It Appears to us that his Majesty's Ministers are
placed iii a mist untoward situttion. With a divided
Cabinet on the most important question that ever oc-
cupied the Councils of a State, the Duke of Wal.t.t,cl-
- and Mr. Pent. find themselves compelled to take
up the considerai ion of the present state of Ireland, and
. the Mice of circum.tances is such that, contrary to their
own opinion of the inefficacy of the measure, they are
• compelled to yield, or to risk, perhaps, a rebellion.
This is the position in which they are placed, and no
other course was open to them—except, indeed, to
resign. Would to GOD, for their own reputation,
they had taken this course' if they could no longer
withstand the stream which has carried along with
it all other Statesmen. Wculd to GOD that WEL-
Adsorbs and PEEL had been guiltless of breaking
• doan one single fence by which the Constitution and
the Church i f England was protected; but we cannot
believe il.at the state of things required this sattifice on
their part. We believe, on the contrary. that such is the
Universal fe• ling of the country on this question, that it
• the Duke f WELLINGTON and Mr. PIM had remained
firm all would have been tight. The voice of the nation
w..iild hive upheld them, whatever the liberal sod the
new-light party might have said or done; and fortified
by the public approbation, they would have found no
difficulty in riu ting down the Catholic Association
without. it comptAni4; and withdut terminating h.t
glininua period of our constitutional history which has
• been esclusively Prot, slant. Now, alas! that boast • f
England will be at an end ; and the star which has led
het to renown, to honour, to happinebs, and to peace, will
be no longer in the ascentliiits,
The harrier once thrown down between the Popish
and the Reformed Religion, no kore,ight can gu ird
against future inroads upon the securitr of our most
valurd.and sacred Institutions. • •• ' •
Re have unbar in our time. seen daily proofs
of the disregard which modern theorists display. for all
those bonds whieb have hitherto, bound society to-
gether ; and we have long viewed with • deep and
painful apprehension she apathy of the Government,
and of mankind in-general, to the inroads which these
principles %Vete making. One Vont, every principle
which was held so be right has been asserted to .t.e
wrong ;. and the veneration io which we bad been
taught to bold the wisdom of our ancestors has been
tensed into ridicule. By thme'means the *try founda-
tion of society has been sapped. and the safety of
the whole fabric endangered. Shall we, however,
see this goodly fabtic thus crumbled- away ? Shall
we all;or the •fairest fruit rf the Wisdom of our
ancestors tn be' snatched away hong us without an
effort to restive it? .No-2let us make a stand against
these innovations *!Ole it can be made. Let us tem-
perately, butfirmly and resolutely, maintain our institu•
lions, hallowed by time, and sanctified by the blessings
they have c mveyed to us of t'tis generation : and let us,
above all, by every constitutional measure,4teseree
from innovation those lows, which declare that tbi•
Thrtitwiihd the Parliament of this country shall be.
exclisively Pietest ant._

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Fiver Hamburg)) Mails atriyed this morning, .but the
intelligence they bring has been in a great Me&sliti an-
ticipated- by
.prey ous arrivals. The following are the
only articleithit ha•e any eliim to novelty :
• lifit m BURGH, Vaaeuaav s.

' Borsen Hall, Four o'Clock.
Budomilio the fundi his been tokrably brisk to day. The rise
in Loosen and. Amsterdam led to an improvement bi English se.
comities. .Aulfrian were not in demand, the Courses coming km
*tearable from Vienua. honey continues abundant at 21 per
Cur: Mb on 1 *radon are sought fur.
• Anglo Danish Loam, 3 per Cent.• . 601
• Anglo lihrosim . 011
Hamburg! Russian Loan . . as
Anglo Prussian Loan of 181* . , 991
• Austrian Bank Shares . . 1,104
• MetAlliquei 961
Ricsimules up 1,40,a,•!.Z...T5t0 months, 13 11; at sight, 13 8.
' Accordion to iettetsliotit Finland, a degree of activity continual
to reign in •tbe'ttißitVLadministration of the province. Orders
had been given toe the totiatruction of a number of gun boats, and
foe thetrection.l4 hatteibri 60 different parts of the coast, as also
fur.a More ezfensisi.e'and more respectable fortification of Hauge.
. tidde, a promantry situated between the Bahia and the Bay 4,
Waimea. Ibe formation of eeveial additional regiments of matinej„
and rim early eonvoeution of a Diet, are also spokes din those
letters.

irrocictioLm. Latosav 23.
llftMiiß the isigl9 hirweta the iOrb and ?Ist. tier 'toys! pleb.
4/ilislitliOralldrieese was happily delivered of a swig who is to
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be baptised by the name of Oster. The Committee d the Order'
of Nobles ben Prottouseed di& dedsioo ea the seeks brought
before theft respecting the yoblidty of thliveiebates. The Cosh
mime recommend elm the tribune of the Chamber be airsaced
for the scoimmodadon of eighty tempers, licinding • limited men.
her of the three other Orders, end the rep' erten for the &anent
Jousvalb. A series et regoladoos to swore the maintenance of
order it also recommended by the Committee to the cumiders-
.tion of their Lordships.—fiessitogis &perm% Feb. 3.

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By the Dutch Mail Ive have received St. Petersburgh
Journals to the 25th ul.t..and Gerrnan Papers to the 3d
inst. They announce no political event of the least
importance. Thelollowing extracts may, neves theless,
be deemed to possess some degree of interest:

PWITSSBUR-011, J.M. 23.

The nail Giusti, gives ealigactory accounts of the operations of
General Emmanuel. He takes advantage of the winter wawa to
rogue* the 'mountain tribes, who, in the summer, more easily
escape into the recesses of the mountains of Caucasus. The opera-
tions are favoured by the Success of the present war, which de-
prives the banditti of all hopes of obtaining protection from the
Ottoman Porte.

The greater part of the !Choate of the Avail, whkh hitherto
belonged net to Russia but the Infant Sultan Abe, has taken the
oath at allegiance to his Majesty the Emperor. After the solemnity
had been performed, the new Vassal gave a splendid entertainment
width tasted for several days successively. and at which alibis
Manses sere present. with the elders butts of his own subjeas
and sof the neighboring tribes wbu bad coon to* Khunsacir, the
residence of Saw Abu, to congratulate him.
His Majesty the Emperor has approved of a decision of the
Council of the Respire, by which the silver ruble I. to• be valved
during the year left at 3 ruble 60 copses bant palpate; In feiy-
ing the duties of Manna, dwell as to the COGURCISt etfuropotaa
of Asia.—it. retersiergh Amnesia, Jew. 114. • • •••• •

TRIESTE, Jai. ft&

Accounts from Corfu of the 4th inag. say that the Greeks con-
done to be stecessful in Actroania. The occupation of frowittsa,
in the Golf of Arta, by Greek troops, is eoollrmed. It 1111,113• that
since the sending of lisle detachments to the Danube, there are
but few Turkish troops in that part of Greect,,and that the Peed.
dent endeavours to take advantage of that circumstance. Nothing
new had occurred In the Mures, which all the French troops will
have left before ENACT.
BUCHAREST, Sas. 12.

Since the pompous message sent by Tchapan Ogiou from
Nampo threatening General Lantana with an invasion of the
peincipalities, nothing has been done by that Asiatic Chief indi.
cuing a follUnient of his impotent threat. He is still near Nicopoll,
and the weather is, besides, such as to prevent any operation of
importance, Tchapan Oglott sent to Count Langeron, along with
his letter, a bag of Sultana tobacco, as a testimony of his respect.
Reinforcements are arriving in the principalities from sU sides.—
Alf gesseisw FA. 2.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
Hausman: Ihs. 3.-13 II; Two nweatlas,l36t.
Baum,. JAW. 31.—Three ;numbs. 6 21i.
Viestati; Jas. 24.—Two mambo, 9 49.
ST. PITZASSUI(IIII. JAN• 23,•1111.11111 ISIOOIIIS, 11 1418.

MUTIRD6II, Fan: C-11 93; Two aupo!hi, 11 ST 5-10.

ST Till VAINCH MAIL THIS HORNING.
PARIS. Famaciav S.
11. Merarneaaa will tam depart for 3t. Patanbargb ; aad Nara
Pot.wMAC will alai leave in a few days fot Leedom
They write from Alexandria, that Imam= Patna ►as bees
attacked ►y apoplexy. •
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CITY. TweLvso'CLocr...
Consols opened phis morning at STi f NV the Account. at wifil, kb.
price they remain steady. • *.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE °TOME.,

The Comoro/Am has been fluctuating, during 'the mottling,
between $7 and47l for the Account, with bull doing Eatstl*
present may bi 'wired .
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It is understood that letters art In town front !bmra of the
Mb ult. confirming the. pacific disposition of the Porte. Mini alai
state that M .J is going on favourably with' his diplomatic

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mission. . .
Letters from Holland to-day, by the Mall,' bring the Ezebatise
Weser ; as well as tbiiMproventent of all Foreign futsdi awn. •
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WINCHIISTER, Faaava..v 7.
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It is in contemplation to tecre.t the MAyot: of, this
city to call a public meeting of the inhabitants, to petition both
Houses of Parliament against the maimed taws.
The parish of Weybill and several adjoining perishes have • held
vestry meetings, and unanimously agreed to petition the Ksiio and
both Houseauf Parliament against granting any further power W
Ingoence to the Papists.

The Duke of Nouruuussfitet ND will► it is !petted,
set oar for Ireland in the course of this week. Part of Ids Graces

establishment have already tett Loudest for Dublin. •
Saturday the dispatches lot Bengal and China by the
ship Ilytbe, Captain Geary Clerk Arbuthnot, were tdosod at the
India House, and delivered to the Purser of that ship.
Advices have been received from BueMis Ayres to
the sth of December, by the Brazilian. which arrived
at Liverpool on Saturday afternoon. They state that
on the Ist of that month, a revolution in the Govern.
meet of the Republic took place. It was breu;lit
about by the troops which had arrived Iron) the Banda
Otiental,.and its object is as to reinstate the uld Gower-
nor, RIVADAVIA The reitolutioo was accomplished
quietly. and. we are happy to state, without bloodshed.
Buenos Aires surundeted _to the old patty on the
evening of the Ist of December. Public opinion was
in taeour of RIVADAVIA alld, as his party compri-ed
the most wealthy. and influential inhabitants, as well as
those possessed of mot financial ability, it was hoped
that the change in Vie Government would proclike. li
beneficial eff ct •on the value of the cureency,"
had . been gradually deteriorating. The rate 0f..41
chanr a as, on the 2d of D. cember, 14id. the a USG
It is reported is the political circles that theDlike of
Bucelmonast has written a letter loth* Duke of Vl'ret.-
tawixton. expressing his personal attachment to•the
Ptemier, and congratu'ating him on the high .and ho-
nourable station which he at prment holds; but think-
ing it his duly in candour to say, that unless some
measures are adopted, immediately on the opening of
Parliament, for the relief of the Catholics, be shall
think it his duty to oppose his Grace's Admoistration.
A letter is also stated to have bien sent to some of the
D eke of BCCICINCIIIAM'S tenants, in which the Noble,
Duke declares his objections to the Brunswick Ctubs,
and requests his friends to oppose or withdraw from
them. While noticing these reports, it may be as well
to *tote, that we have good authority in' asserting' that
the Duke of lit eoctwouara and the Marquis of CHANDOS
are on the best possible terms—a fact, the ',mow of
• hich might be otherwise possibly inferred.—Becks
Gazelle.
•A letter from Berlin states that the celebrated tra•
yeller, Baton Alexander de Humboldt, is making pie-
mations for his journey to the Caucasus. The Em-
peror of Russia has sent him,an invitation to visit the
mountains of the .Ural, at the ezl ease of his Govern-
ment,
and to a immunicate to the Imperial Cabinet
his views upon theporking of the mines in that errantry,'
,and the-Amelioration of which it is susseptible.• 'The
Baron has accepted this, invitation, and will, at the I
same time, proceed to the Cat:co:As. to rudy minutely
eves) thtng retualltable presetred by that aneies t and
interesting cr wit/ r. He will by accompanied by several
pirsons versed in geography and natural philosophy.

THE KING. &c.

%swan, Feu. 8.-7 hi noon the suite of hi.
MaJi!axv at'endeJ divine service at Sti George', Chu-,
Ilpei.•and the Royal H u•ehold At the parish rhu ch.
1r His MAJESTY continues at the Castle • iti.out
ri•i-
tors. but is expect d In entertain a disticguished I•at y
during the we. k There is nn 'ruth in the sweetie' t
of bis MAJESTY intending shindy to quit Windsor fur
the melt opals.
Yesterday. her Royal Highness the Duchess of Guru-
CISTilt paid a m•'rping visit to his MAJESTY, and
afterwards returned to nagshnt Park.
Dr. STANIER CLARE, we are happy to state, i$ con-
sider Ably 'recovered, and we trust he will soon-be an-
abied to appear in public.

FASHIONABLE IN I'ELLIGENCE. •
ARgIVALS. •
' The Rad and Countess of Coventry and family, from Crown.
Worcestershire • Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbury and Lady
Elisabeth Marne!! bum, in Grosvenor-square, from Totten-
ham Park, in Wiltshire; Countess of Sefton and the Ladies Moly •
lams. on Friday evening, in Arlington-street ; f7ountess St. An.
smar, hi Hanover square. from lioebamron; Earl of Usbridge a;
.Anglesey House; Lady Fitzroy Somerset. in Cleveland-row, true
Brlghtua ; Lady Augusta Wentworth, in Connaught-place; Lady
Lambert, in Manchester-square; Lady Blackwood, in Park-street;
Colonel and Mrs. Hugh Bale, and 'Lady Arbuthnot, in Moni-
tor street ; Mrs. Williams, in Grosvener-square •i Sir Michael and
Lady Shaw Stewatt, in Cavendish square:. Lord and Lady Star
ford, and Jiir. Jernlngham. is Berkeley. square; Honourable Cul.
Gardiner, in Piccadilly ; Mrs D'Aguilar, in Piccadilly ; Miss. Pea,
is the Park crescent; Captain and Mrs. Blackburn.. is Albemarle'
stmt. from -Brighton • Mr. itewles, in Bryansten square; Alajr.
and Mrs. Edward Smith, in Green-striet. Park-lane. from Pans;
Mr. James Morrison, In Portland-place •• Hat lierkeky Noel. iu
Portland place; Hon. At. Alitford, at 14:t4 Redesdale's, in Harley.
garret • Lord Clifford, in Mansfield.street. from Chndieigh Pork ;
Mr. George Wombwell, in George•snert, Hanover spare; Mr.
C. and Lady Marione Grevilk, In George-street;
CHANGES.
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' The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury, for Hatfield, Mint.
On Saturday last ; Major and Mrs. Bayley. from Brighton for
Barb ; Captain and Mrs. Ludlow, from Maidstone for Bath ; Mrs.
and Miss lidta. from Brighton for 11. th. •
COURT CIRCULAR.

Divine Service was petrol hied ye,iesday by the Rea.
Mr Dawes. Chaplain to the Duchess of KENT, in the Private
anipel attacked to her apannients, in the King's Palace. at Km-
sington, before the Duchess of Kelm. the Princess Vacroam. and
the Ws* of their Royal Highoesses' bousehuhl.
A Cabinet Council test held, at half pa.t three o'cloek
yestedap afternoon, at the Foreign Mice; Downing street. which
was attended by the Lord Chancellor, the • Duke of Wellington,
Earls Uatburst and Aherdeen Viscount Melville. Lord Meal
borough, Mr. Seeretaty Peel. Sir George Murray, the elaarreellor
of the Escbeguer, 11r. Herrieli, and Mr. Va-sey Fitzgerald.—
The Attorney General, the Solicitor General. and Mr. Do.herty.
tke Solicitor General for Ireland, were In attendance us the
Ministers during the sitting of the CountiL The Ministers
remained in deliberation sill ail o'clock. The summonses lot die
as.eisibling of the Cabinet were not issued till yesterday morning.
The Nlaiquis of CHANDOS had a entiteience with the
Doke of Wai.iutton yesterday, at the residence of his Grace in
Downing.atreet. The Karl of Cumulous', Viscount liesearoao.
and Lord Es.taunciaaeon, bad also interviews with the Noble Duke
yesterday.
A Deputation of the Eist India I) iectnrs wtiended
at the Treasury as Saturday, and had a long conference with the
Osamu:o3a of tee Eacasnosa.

. Duke of WILUNtiTON paid a visit to the Earl
of Eason on Tuesday, at his Lordship's residence in Hamilton:
place. His Grace bad a long conference with the Noble Earl. '
The Marquis de. Ku nisaostau artived in town on 8.11
turday morning from the reddence of the young Queen of Pon.
swam. at Laicism's. The larquis bad a long conference with the
Earl of Aureate at the Mice of the Secretary or State for Po-
rtly' Affairs in D:ovniag-street, and bad also an law view with the.
Dcsaillan Minister. *
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The Fiench C,•e•ge d'Affait es transacted beEeness"
with the Earl of Aataosax on Saturday, it the rostion Ulm, is
Downing-street.
The krAselian Minister bad an intetviist, with the
Count d'Aour., the Sardisiim Minister, at his R.aceliency's real-
' dawn in HSI-street. on Saturday.
Dispatches, were meets e I by his Maivair tit a line
hour on Saturday night, at his Palice at Windsor, from the Duke
of Wau.outton. -
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e Archbishop of Di7tt.lll visited the CitAktltt.Lnlt
of the Excusbusa on Saturday, at his residence in Downing-strait.
• Lord ELLINInitoI;43III, Mr. Sscsetaiy PkEL, a *it Sfr.
Hums, bad interviews with the Duke of Waimea:on un Satur-
day, at the Treasury.
• The Marquis of CUANDOI visited at Giotto* Mue.
sac yesterday.
Earl Seances is s •rioesly indilithed. at his residence
in St. James's-plate, and it Is feared will have to undergo a surgi-
cal operation.
Vi count MaLsouatia has been confined for some
days pax by indisposition to his residence at WhitehalL Sir Ham
Hainan has attended the Noble Viscount.

The Duchess NomTHUMSUILAND diJ not arrive in
town on Friday till some boors after the Duke, bet husband, her
Grace having diked on snout her friends in her route to take leave,
previous to her departure for Ireland; her arrival was further de-
layed, owing to MO of the /thesis of the carriage In which the
Duchess travelled taking fire on the road.
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OXtUtil.), risnumn 7.

Thursday, in a very 'nli Convocation, the following
Pet Lion was read. and it was re.olved that it Armed be
presented to bah Hons sof P.iliAnsent. The numbers
for the Petition were, 164; against it, 48.

TEM NOMSLI 11111110 N or THU CHANCELLOR. rumor, ♦ND SCHOLAR,

or 'mg

or OXFORD

Strowirru—Tbat your Petitioners aids& most relict-Iv* ap-
proach your llooosirabk House. earnestly beseeching you to maim
tain the best interests of the empire against the claimants of what
is called Catholic Rinaneipation.
During a long sutcessisin of ran your petitioners have ez-
.pressed their sentiments un ibis momentous subject, plaint/ and,
shortly. beatisse the question bad been abundantly argued. and be
cause many favourable declidons of Parliament appeared to justify
their hope of a similar result. On the name principlesthey still sh-
oals from protracted statements and obtrusive reasoning. Bet
they feel themselves bound to deprecate. all further concession of
political power to persons professing the religion of the Church of
-Amor. • Ab.*e an. they trust that the kws ',hereby 110311111 Ca.
dicks aresseradvd, as from the Throve, io also trios Parliament
and the Privy Council, will be held most mend and inviolable?
This your petitioners implore with en subniiisimi and deferente,
but with a deep and unshaken conviction of Its absolute necessity
to uphold the principles; and to preserve the existence of out free
Protestant Constitution.

Arid your Petitioners will ever pray.
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, . Given At our House of Convocation, under OW CanMOO swat'
this Fifth day of February; in the year. of our Lord 1019.
In the H u..e of Convocation, on Thur.clay last, after
voting the above Petition to Parliament, a letier: from
the Right Hon Roben Peel, Represents ive of the Uni-
versity, was read by the Senior Proctor. The Right
Hon. Gentleman stared, that as a Minims of.the Crown
he had thought it his. duty to advise his Majesty to an
adjustment of the Catholic Claimss'and as he co!ceived
that the majority of. those who sent him to Parliament
were unfavourable to those Claims, he thought it but
right to tender to them his resignation. It is generally
believed that the resignation will be accepted.—Vxford
Herald.

The Earl of HASDWICEI has given 1001. in aid of
the funds for building a Chapel of Ease at %%beads, Cambridge•
shire,
In consequence of the arrival in town of sci large a
portion of the Nobility, patrons of the Opera, the King's Theatre
was well attended by autumn alms* and persons of rank.
A new drama. on a Sc..ttish susject. is in preparation
at Caveat Garden, which will include the whole of the priadpal
actors. Mks Bevan is to be• the vocal ►eroue. The mask Is
by 'ACT.
Cot.itasauw.—Mr. Hoarioa has added many einbel-
ligaments to this Fairy Temple dories the last week. It is already
a scene of varied splendour end enchantment, and when liiished
it will 'admittedly be unrivaled la Europe.

DUBLIN. Fu. UAIT 7.

DANIRL &CONNELL, ILSQ. /1.19.

This Honourable and Leagued Gentlemen left Deb%
yen. *day, in the most unobserved and unostentatious
possible Mar. Thousands of persons trete congeeeasnds
.1 an fatly hour. in she several thoroughfares le4ding
'from his residence in Metrion quote. but. in confot
M itb his eirresst d wish in the Association. on Masada,,
he eluded their observance, and in his own travelling
carriage. accompanied by Mr. Dillon Bellew, and Mr.
Secretary O'Gorman, contrived to send. by pasing
through the most bye-streets, the risk f any public pus.
cession. Hr arrived at the per, Howth. at a few esi.•
nutes after three o'clock. He seemed is excellerft begat '
and spirits, and wore a blue cloak and car, encircle 4
with a band, which first struck us to have been a HiglisH
land plaid, but which, on cl.tser inspection, we &mot
to be a combinati. n of yellow f perhaps or angei.ti Esti%
After alighting hom his carriage, be entered the cabll • •
of a Holyhead steamer, accompanied by the lie..
DA le. of St. Michael and John's; the Rev. fle,e,e
L ifan and White, *list Messrs. D. Bellew,Mr.Secretary
0 G •rman, Mr. Charles (county Clot.), Ili.
Fitssimon, Mr. W. Waists. and sev-ral other Cathatin••
Gentlemen. When the /loath mail diove up vss.ei..!
usual hour, Mem s. O'Got man M Ilion. Murphy, Sugrae,
and 'numerous others joined the Honoutabk Menthe.. .
At alriut for o'clock the Holyhead steamer with he,:
patriotic bet& t put to sea, with every prospect, fuses
tie calmness • f rue SW/ter and favourableness of II e tide,
of reaching Holyhe.d by ten o'clock last nig*,
Freeman Jarred.