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Schedule to this Act annexed. and where the ume shall
be of the value of Tea Studs tben the Oath prescribed
in the Sixth Schedule to this Act annexed, which several
Oaths such Assistant Balkier is hereby authorised to
administer.
And be it enacted, that the clerk of the peace shall
thereupon, instead of the certificate of registry nnw by
low required, deliver to the person so adjudged to be
entitled (if he shall demand the same) a certificate,
signed by such Assistant Barrister, mid by such cleak of
the peace, noting that such pers.'s) has duly registered a
Freehold in the county within whisk the some shall be

situate, at the annual-
sum so proved as aforesaid, and
reciting the oath of such person on which such Freehold
MIS been registered, which certificate shall be of equal
authenticity with the original oath thereby certified in
ease of the loss or destruction of such original, and shall
be evidence of the due registry of the Freehold therein-
mentioned.
Aged be it enacted, that every such Oath shall be read
*laud in open. Court by the Clerk of the Peace, and
shill be•signed by the Assistant. Barrister before whom
the same shall.be taken, and shall beby him d -livered
to tle Clerk of the Peace to be filed and kept amongst
the records of the-County, and such Assistant Banister
is hereby rsquired4o take care that such Oath shall be
agreeable to the form hereby presci ibed ; and no objec-
tion in point of form shall at any time thereafter be
allowed to any such oath, when so signed.
And be it enacted, that in case it shall appear to such
As i-taat Barrister that the person claiming to register
a Fiertheffd is not entitled tq register the same at the
animal •snmat which he seeks so to register, either in
consequence of any objection to the deed, feise, or in-
strument so produced by him. of of the want of a legal
estate .of- lreehold, or.i ft consequence of any detect in the
title to arch inlet's.' skor of insuific rent? within this Act,
in theranneal value of the freehold claimed, or in con
sequence of any objection relative to any of the matters
to be stated in the oath hereby required to be taketi f rr re-
gistering such freehold, or of any other objection in point
of lawouchAssistant Banister abaft refuse to permit such
personto register such free:iold, and shall in that case
makean order adju fging such person nor to be entitled
to register such freehold; and where any such order
shall be founded upon insufficiency •of value withiu this
Act, such order 'shall state such insufficiency as the
ground•of :uch order. or Otherwise shall set •forth the
objection by reason *hereof such person is adjudged. to
be not entitled so to register such Freehold; and where
such order shall•he made, such Freehold shall not be
deemed duly registered within this-Act.
And be it enacted, that such order shall -be without
prejudice to any -future application to register such
Freehold, which the person claiming the tame shall
think t ► make at any subsequent General of Quarter
Bes morn of the Peace, as her. inatter auttoirized, provided
such future application be made conformably to this Act.
Provided 'always, and be at enacted, that if any per-
son against whose claim any such order shall be made
on the ground (insufficiency of value, shall deem him-'
self aggrieted thereby. it shall and may be lawful for
such person, upon the pronouncing or making of such
ceder, to require that a Jury shall be forthwith sworn
to 'tr y whether the Freehold claimed by such person is
of theannual valuewrithirsthe meaning of this Att, at
which he seeks to register the same; and thereopun the
Sheriff or other. proper Officer shall f irtbwith return
the •names of Y kitty-six properly qualified persons to
serve un such Jury, and the names of the periods
so rewrite( shall be written on separate pieces of
paper by the Clerk of the Peace. and by bins shaken
together in a • box, and the• first Twelve persons
whose, names shall be drawn out by the Clerk of
the Peace, and whose 'attendance can •be ohtalned.
and who shall not be disqualified, or on some just
sod reasonable cause' excused from serving as jurors,
shall be the Jury to try as aforesaid. and shall take
the oa h prescribed by the Seventh Schedule to this
Act•anneted; and the Aisistant Barrister and the
Jury- so sworn shall proceed .to try whether tie
freehold so claimed is of the -annual value. within
the meaning of this Act, at which the person claim-
ing the same seeks to register inch freehold; and
if each Jury shall give a verdict in favour of the
claim to register, and the Assistant Barrister shall con:
elder such claim to- be in other respects well founded,
the Order So complained cf shall be thereby void and
of non eff ct, and such proceedings shall be had, such
oath shall be taken, such 'proceedings bad, and such
Freehold registries', in like manner to all intents and
purposes as if the wrier so complained Of had been in
favour of the person so claiming a right to register.
Andshe it enacted, that where any person, against.
whose claim to evister any freehold any order shall bet
made by any Assistant Barrister, on any other ground
than insufficiency sit value, shall consider himself ag-
jeseveJ by such order, it shall and may be lawful f r
such person to appeal from such order to the Judge of
Assize at the nee; Assizes for the coolly, which shall
have Petwer, in motion, to review such order, and elitist'
to slim or r,:t erste the same, as shall befit; and in case
Wait Order shall on theh appeal be rem. sed. the person
an appealir•g's shall be demerit(' have registered such
' fteehuld sat the time *hen he originally applied for that
put pose, upon taking. before such Judge, the oath
hereby rtpiiied; and the Clerk of the Peace shalt, upon
the production of such 'oder ref rever•al, tegistOr•sucli
freehold, and the Assistant Barrister and Clerk' 4 f the
Pirate shalt sign a c itificate thermal, wind the same
be ifehvered in like manlier as should or might base
been done in case au order too such registry had be. n
originally made bythe Assistant Barrister whose order
shall be so r eversed: _

And bet irenacted, that lifter the termination of the
'Session hereby directed to be first holden in any county
id Ireland for the'registering of Freeholds, it shall and
May birlawful for airy person e• icing to register a F, ee-
bold italcach county, to register the SATe at an Genes al
or Quitter Sessions of the Peace,-to be holden for such
enunty.upon giving to the Clerk of the Peace a notice of
his intention in to do. in the form herein haw • prniiied
clear days art%e least before the day appointed for the
holden i f each General or Quarter Sessions in the dirt.
sine set et eiwsuch Freehold shall be iitoate ; and the Clerk
dike Peace shall in each case proceed inall respects
iis• the same nsanner as bereinbefnre prescribed with
relation m 'applications far registering Freeholds at
the first Session for that purpose hereby directed;
and OW Assistant Barrister of such county is hereby
authorised and required to hear and determine such
application at such General or Qsarter Session., in the
&IRIS mitiner in all IC•pects as is hereinbefoi e provided
with respeceto applications to register Freeholds at the
Bimini% to that purpose to be first holden under this
Act; and thereupon the same proceedings shall and
"Lily be had, the like tiniers made. the like oaths taken,
t e like certificates granted, the like rights and power•
of appeal enjoyed and exercised. and the like rules, re
gelation...enactments, matters and things observed.
net for med. and followed, as if such application had been
made at the first Session for registering Freeholds di-
/met) to be held under this Act.

And 4se it enacted, that the She'd of each county in
eland; or his Uuder•theriffs and also the Clerk of the

, Peace. foe each such tounl, or his deputy, shall, and
each of them is hereby required to attend ai every Ses
!ion for registering Freeholds. to be holden is hi. comity
under this ACt; and in case any Sheriff or Under-she.
rig. Clerk of the Peace, or his deputy. shall neglecror
' gefuie so to do. he shall forfeit the stun &fifty pouSlu.
to be recovered in the manner directed •by the said Act
passed in the thirty-fifth of the reign of King George
the Third.

And be it enacted, that no person who shall before
the passing of this Act have duly regibtered a Freehold
so as to enable him to vote at any such election as
aforesaid, according to the laws now in force in Ireland,
and who shall in purbuance of this Act again register a
Freehold, shall, upon such tegistry within this Act, be
liable to the payment f any f:e whatever for or in te-
qpect of any +ltch new registry.
And be it enacted, that the Cie' k of the Peace shall
be entitled to demand and have from every prison
claiming to register a P►eehold under this Act, save as
hereinbefote excepted, the sum if One shilling and no
more.

AA be it enacted, that in every case where any 04th
is by this Act regnired to be taken, every persnn being
A Q4aker or Miravian, shall and may make affirmati•ns
in the, form prescribed hereby for each such oath re-
spectivey ; and that all provisions herein contained
relative to any oath shall respectively mend and apply
to every such affirmation.

And be it enacted, that if any person shall, in any
oath or affirmation to be taken under this Act, wilfully
and corruptly swear or affirm falsely, such person shall
be deemed guilty of perjury, and be liable to the same
pains, penalties, and punishments at any person is now
liable to Co. wilful and corrupt perjury.
And be enacted. that if any person shall forge or counterfeit the
signature of any Aisisrarit Barrister or Clerk of the Peace to any
certificate, or any instrument or writing purporting to be a cretin.
cite within this Act, ee the signature of any person to any oath or
'alErthation. within this Act ; or shall knowingly utter or publish
as true and genuine any such forged or counterfeit certificate, in-
strument, writingtoatb, or affirmation. every person so offending
shall be deemed guilty of Felony, and shall be liable, at the discre.
tion of the Court before which he shall be tried, to•be transported
beyond the seas for the terns of Seem years, or he imprisoned. with
or without bud labour, fur any term not exceeding Three years.
And be it enacted, that if any person shall refuse to be sworn,
or to give evidence before any Assistant Barrister or Jury, upon
the invitulgadon of any such claim as aforeraid, without sufficient
lawful excuse to be allowed by such Assistant Barrister, it shall,
and may be lawful for such Assistant Barrister to order such person
to pay a fine, not exceeding Teo pounds, to be applied to the use of
the County Infirmary, or such charitable institution as the As.
shunt Barrister shall think fit, or in default thereof to commit
sock person to the gaol of the county fur any term not exceeding
calendar moots..

And be it enacted, that every person who shaU duly register a
Freehold within this Act at the first Session bereinbefore men.
tinned, shall be thereupon forthwith entitled coyote at any election
to be held in and for the county kr which such Freehold shell be
registered; and that any-person who shall at any time after such
first Seed= duly register a Freehold according to the providuns
of Ibis Act, shall be entitled to vote at any election to be held by
virtue of any writ tested SR calendar months at the least after
such registry ; or in case such Freehold shaU have come to such
person by descent, settlement, devise, or marriage, then at any
election to be boldest at any time after such registry.
And belt enacted. that it shall and may be Imrel for any Free.
holder who may be entitled by law to register a Freehold in any
county in inland of the annual value of nip pounds, and who
shall not before the passing of this Act have registered such Free.
I hold, to register such Freehold either under this Acs, or in any of
the Superior Law Courts of Record in Dublin In manner now by
law authorised.

And be k enacted, that ia ease of any registry of a Freehold
within this Act, the Clerk et the Peace fur each annul is Irefaind
shall keep the like books, make the like returns, and discharge and
ezicute all ether the like duties matters and things as be is now bylaw
aotburbid,entkiesi,or required to du,whb respect to the registry of
Fseelsolda in such county,eave so far as is otherwise ordained by this
Act • and that.all matters sod things now by law authorised or re-
quir:d (or the dse registration of such Freeholds, shall be In all
respects door, performed, *heaved, and fulhlled, and all provisions,
penakies, rules, order% regulation., .ltd conditions relating to the
registration of such Freeholds, and contained in any Act or Acts
neer in force, shall he used, applied, and enforced with respearta
and shall be construed to extend to all Freeholds to be registered
end., ebb Act, as if the eases bad been herein etarded, save so far
as is hereby citlserwhe provided.
And be k enacted, that in the county of Dublin, an Freeholds
to be registered under this Act shall be registered before the
Chairman of the &Minos for that county, in the sane manner, In
an respetts, as beton the Assistant Barrister in any ether comity;
and melt Chairman shall have, ezerdse, perform and discharge
every power, jurisdiction, right, authority, duty, an:l function here.
by vested in or given to any such Assistaus Dinkier ; and in any
case where an appeal is hereby allowed from the order of an. Amis.
cant Banister to the Judge of Assize, the like power of appeal
from any etder et such Chairman shall and may, in the ease of any
Freehold in the county of Dublin. be exercised and enjoyed, to any
of his Majesty's Superior Law Courts of Record in Dublin • and
the Court to which any such appeal shall be made, shall proceed
with respect thereto In the same manner as any Judge of Assize is
hereby authorized or required to proceed.
And be it enacted, that every enactment herein contained rela-
tive to any Assistant Barrister or Judge of Assize, shall in the
county of Dub& respectively timid and apply to the Chairman
01 the Sessions of that county, and to his Majesty's Supsrior Law
Courts of Record.

Provided always, and be it enacted, that nothing in this Aet con-
tained shall extend or be-coastrued to extend CO alter or inlay man-
ner affect the qualilkation now by law required to entitle and per-
son to vote at any election by virtue of any rent-charge.
And be it enacted, that the expenses of priming the notices, and
of the *dire rtisemente hereby directed, shall be defrayal by the
Clerk of the Piece ir. each .county respectively ; and the Gr.nd
Jury of each such county, er the Term Grand Jury to the county
of Dublin, as the case may be. shall end may, and they are hereby
respectively required, at the neat Assizes or presenting Term after
••uch notices and advertisements, to present. to be laded off their
respective counties in the same m inner as other anus are authorized
to be presented bysoch Grand Juries, all such sums as shall have
been necessarily disbursed-htsuch Clerks of the Peace respectively,
which sums shall be paid to such Clirks of the Peace. .
And be it enacted, that when the Ses•iun herein directed to be
Ara holden tut the purpose of registering freeholds shall have ter-
minuted in any county. the Lewd Lieutenant or other Chief Go-
vernor or Governors of Ireland shall cause notice thereof to be in-
send in the Drltibi Gamete* and that in case of a vacancy In the
representation of any such county in this present Parliament, before
the publicapoo of such notice of the termination of the Session for
such county; as writ shall hate for the holding of an election of a
Kneglit'of the Shire fur such county, until after the publication of
such notice:: • •

Provided always, find be k enacted, that if after the commenee-
ment of this 'Act, and Wows the publication of tech no Ice of the
termination of the•said brat Session in any county is Ireland, any
ektties shall' take place in pursuance of any writ Weed for the
election of Meinbers to serve In any netts Parliament fur such
county, every person who would have beed'entitled to tate at any
such election, in case this Act ►ad net been made, *ball be entitled
to vote at the election to be holden in pursuance of any such writ;
any thing in this Act contained Notwithstanding.
And be it enacted, that nothing is this Act contained shall be
deemed or construed to authorise say person now by law divan/ad
from voting at any election, to vote at any such elecdoN
And be it enacted, that ibis Act shall commence front and after
the neat.

And be it further enacted, tbat Oils Act may be amended. altered,
lor repealed by say Act or Acta to be passed in ibis pretest &mien
of Parliament.

[Then follow the wen Schedules rekrred to in the Am, regu-
lating she mode of giving notice of an intention to Cordite Free-
holds, and containing the Oath to be taken by lise registering free-
holder, according to the assent or nature of his freehold. The
only difference between these and those of the Intact Act condom,
we believe, in the asnount.l

GISRALTAII, Fes 11E—The measures. against the
admittance of strangers in this foi tress are being exe-
cuted with the greatest severity t in the night domi-
ciliary visits are nude, persons arrested, and embarked
witnout any reclamation.
The Earl of DAIIILST entertained the Directors of
tin Andrei Ilene and a large Party at dinner yesterday at hie
Moues to Striarlareqesre.
Toe ifortourable GIORGI AILAR ELLIS entertained a
diatineutelted Party at dinner yesterday at bie hews i• Den
ciardvars

'THE EVENING ATAR.

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THURSDAY. MARCH 12, 1829.
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lIRITISH AND FOKSION SII AIIILS, TWO O'CLOCK.
suasa. Pale.
55 20 •
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Dispatches. of recent dates, were this d .y received at
the Foreign Office from their Excellencies Lord STUART
DC ROTIISAIro at Paris, and Sir CUARLIS BACIOT. at
Brussels.

This day his Grace the Archbishop of Memnon,'
Lord Notate of all Ireland, transacted bus;oess with
the Right Hon. Sir Gamma Mualtur, •at the Colonial
Office, and afte►wards paid his respects to the Duke of
WELLINGTON, at hi, h.butein Downing street. •

The CUANCILLOR of the Excitant/in. who bas been
lately indisome..l with a severe c.. 1.1, was so much better
to•day as to be able to quit his sick chamber for the
drawing-room.

The proceedings in Parliament last night were con-
fined to the presentation of Petitions; and as Wednes-
day evenings are by general consent given up to dionsers.
the observations which were made on the presentation
of each Petition were shorter than usual, it being
dently more important to Honouree► le Members to get
away to those good dinners which were awaiting them,
than to pay much attention to the prayers of the peti-
tioners—indeed, some Members evinced the utmost
impatience. That ci derma patriot, Lord Enainoroe,
could not bear to hear one word in favour of the Con-
stitution of 1688, whish he was pleated to designate
as u an old worn-out subject."
bIt.TIIANT very properly reminded the Noble Lord
that this old Cinstitution, which he treated with such
disrespect, had lasted longer than the new one would!
Alas! we fear that the Constitution will altogether sink
ender the treatment it receives from its political Doc-
tor% and that its total extinction will be a necessary
consequence of the remedies which they are about to
prescribe for temporary disorders in some part of the
system. But will Englishmen allow such experiments
to be made, and their most valued . institutions to be
risked, to satisfy the most unnatural coalition which
ever disgraced the history of our Parliamentary pro-
ceedings? Can they consent so pull down 'lnglorious
fabric of their venerated Coastitation, because partiis
in the House of Commons unite to effect this object,
some for the sake of expediency, others for the sake of
place, and others because they sec in it the abolition of
tithes—the destruction of the Church of England—nr.d
the subversion of the title by which the Monarch hold.
the Crown ? Forbid it, Heaven ! The Nobles of Great
Britain and Ireland value too deeply the inestimable
blessings of this " Old Censtitution" to permit it. 'ft.ey
will stand forward to sustain the people's wish; and'
they, the Soy:camas and the people. uniting in one
common cause, will stop the tide of dangerous ianova-
don. and say to the Commons, "'Thus las..you shall go
and no farther."

Th• Pail Papers of Monday contain intelligence
from Constantinople of some interest. The SULTAN.
dissatisfied with the want of energy which the Grand
Vizier, (IzzarNlzatveze, Ire Capitan Pacha) has evinced
since the capture of Varna, has deposed him, and !sited
lIRDICIIIID VACUA, Seraskier of hasaelia, to the high
dignity of Grand Vizier of the empire. This chaugehas
not been attended with those deplorable scenes ahich
too often occur on such occasions in Turkey; the late
GRAND YUMA is not formally disgraced, the seals
of office are only withdrawn from him, and Rodosto,
on the sea of M/Imora, is assigned to him for his tai-
-1
Oesice. The Smarm M./deftly ember ked on that sea
on the 7th February, and it was thought that heswould
laud at Rodosto, to have a personal ezplauatioa.with the
dismissed Vizier.

RBDSCHID PACHA, now Grand Vileiets i. II man of
extraordinary vigour. fie is celebrated for the taking
of Misaolonghi and the Acropass ; and for having sup-
pressed the insurrection of Aka PACHA of Janina. He
is to proceed forthwith to the Danube..

It is &Stoned that the Polite has named the island to
which it is willing to send agents to tiem respecting tie
fairs of Greece; but it is added that several of the
Pachas have resumed , ffeasive operations. in Lived's'.
and that Omen PACts• has taken the field, fur the pur-
pose of driving theGreekt under Distantly& IrtiILAIITI
Irons the provinces to the north of the Isthmus of Corinth.
There is nothing else of interest in these Papers, ex.
tracts of which ate given in another column. •

By the Flanders Mail we bare rectived the Preuien
Stale Gazette and Brussels Papers to a Int, date. The
former gives extracts flOlll the St. Peteraurgh Journal.
containing several appointments of General Officers to
the ar Mr on the Danube, as well as in th of Armenia
The Russians, since the capture of Varna, have been at
great pains to restore the fortifications of that fortress;
immense hospitals have also been erected preparatory
to the ensuing campaign. The Bressels Papers cob.
lain the proposed Address of the States General to the,
Kin° on the Petitions relative to the Legislative sea-
slues which has been presented for its adoption. 'llse
following are extracts: •
ST. PETERSBURG% Fm. CS.
tM ifearesve has grades* ?imam! Flat Hanks'
Cm* ftwieWs se lay Owe as did ammo' of the dined

Amy, ble boil* having sedikied efetenidy free the ridge's of the
campaign. On the maw day (lust Feb.) Uener‘i Count eiw..apee.
Oaf Gals Majesty's &stomas awe d Gesnammier.in-Odefelf.
the Swelled Army. Omani Saran Ted is.ppelnied Chief of dee
*A of the Sewed Army; Major Graved Ike i5rhn;Q,,,,,t0.„40
Get oral of the same army ; and General Dant Vaskeirimh, Coe.
mat:der in Chief of the Arm of the Querelle, with all der pet.
valeta-4 of a great aim( ! the MAL
The Joarisolilt. Pcienbigigh contain: a letter froretVAena. 'dd,
gives set amused 0( the 'resew date of that place. Who, !Le Rus-
sia's entered it. the. town same) as if it I a.I neen in rub,. tar age.;
sad three weeks were employed in tontines and burying the dead
Walla of mien eadeptini-le. which lay in use wives fury guest
proceeded to repair-ike weeks, which ware put Isi a conspbie -tate
of detente in sit weeks. A Court of Jounce composed of the
principal inbabstaute of Varna, hos been estaktijacd, and two boos
!Makin's! up. each capable of cuataining it,bliu beds. and oupplied
' with ewes, Wag iseeesuey. One of the Moltke' he. been tune
eetired into a amnia, wk. to Devisee Service W.. periurated foi the
Arsenate terlit. Alexander's Day. and re Dom c.l treated by the
Archbishop. Phikeheses. the that day, too, the motif of the bells
nitre:W.Bhr beans of the Christians tor the lbw dew lime tie
taking of Varna by the 'forks. • All ibis ha. been done by the ea-
settee' of Giversl limb and Adjutant-General Gotowing.— Pnewien
Side GrActie. March 6.

BRUSSELS, Meats a.
The fellowing is the repined 14drris ut the St.itPs General to
his Alairsty, sieved us the liceus,l Dumber by Atri-rs Cut act,
lisuft. and Lettuts, which WAS referred to the Sections tor sits.
Wlliatto

Toe undersigned declare that, by virtue of Article 114 of the
Fundamental Law, they plopme that, beddes laying the Pe:Aunts.
on the table (osppesktg the °ameba. to decide ibis tiro tio,stien in
the affrmattve). a respectful Adduce. be press wed tee his Majesty
by the Suttee Genera. uf the purport And tent r tolt-mioit
Stae—Pnitiens a44rmeed to the S.C.IIIIICh amber of the State.
General frost different parts of the kitutdom. by • great number
of oar fellowcitiaem, have recommended to its consideratiuo
with e., which, for the men part, inuncdtately r..g..rd the fir.'
principles of legislatbon and the basis of • or po'lticAl system.
The Chamber after havieg head And uescus-ed the 14 pat of its
Special Committee. has ordered that petitium. be Lehi on the table
to enable its members to stake such proposals as they may *ego
MCC saary.

liturreer. as the importance of the objects demands mature de-
liberation. as too mach light cahoot be tbru*n on them, and as it
it MitWWII that we/era' ut them already envie your Ilaj,sty's
attention,

The States General. Sire, think It their duty tin this occasion to
give, besides, to your .Majesty, a pledge Of their C.NlO,ltilte, atul of
rho of the nation, by laying before you the It.port of the Com-
mittee of Petitisaus, w►ieh is a faithful one, of all the Wishes whicri
are a:pressed 1111 them, fully convinced thtt in your ari•Jou you wilt
discern thine which deserve to be taken luso consideration, atul
aprtsciate the measures they call fur.
The States General are firmly persuaded that every cons•iou:
clonal communication between the different branches of the Legio.
lature, with • view to afford mutual information, rattbut but
cent.-sit the karm•wiy orb eh ft is so rletirable to manuals& bet e.
them, nod contribute to the progressive development of our Witt.
lutioos,and to it s try more and more to the acts of the Govern:Dell
and to the laws their real twee, that which they deserve from the
general confidence...

- The proposed Address to be transmitted to his Majesty lit the
form which is u•ual Inc proposals originating in the Second Chan..
ber.—Drposited in di* Bureau of t►e Preadri t. March S IC11;
(Signed) C. I.F.T MN.
J. COUVKIt IIOOFT.

—.muds Alias, March iI.

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Up to the present time *be Crowd markt t roma a without any
life and there does not apps 'he ken al kit for veculati.os • .
Consols opened this morning at 8611 for Money, and tn.l
for the Account, at which prices tl.ey are at present.
The Foreign market Is in the same state as that of the British
market, with not a bargain doing.
CITY. HALF-PAST .ONE ireLoric.
Console have been the whole of the morning at the opening
price, at whit\ they ate at present, $7 to g for the Acsount, and
661 1 for Money.
Accounts Bum Ihmbergh of the Gth instant, Tee. lead Ms
morning, bring the massages higher, and the tends r.,ohn lower,
Shen 13 9i. at two months 13 71, Russian is Dania III;
Iletelisques al Hamborgh 97i, Gold msg.
The Foreign market Is also in a eo.npkte state of stagnstio.s.
Money in the Stock Exchange II not so •scarce AS out .sf ski
Heave.

HALF-PAST THRKF. iret.ocg..
It Is just sottounerd 'CY .nis 11.• t au . stealth's fall re et •
taws cuttoceted wilt* the wool 'Task sta. tdkt n plass.

COURT l IRCULAR.

The Duke sad D 'chess CLARINCIt camp to invert
hotwets rlPtrew sad twelve o'c nth. ?mit ploy ittornink. In th it
temporary risisleuce is Et:James's-PIA*, trims their scat Its Itn•hy
Park. the Duke remained there during the day. and wa• visited
by the Duke of Gamewsres and several N••Olemen awl ties de-
nten. The Duchess •i.ited the Plincess ACQUIT*. and accom-
panied her Ilnyal to the King's Palace At KenAlka . *to
par chits to the Duchees of Kelm and the Princes. So►mta The
Duke and Ihebess of. CIA 111/11CS returned to Emily Park in the
ohm/WM. •
l'tinep &mammas; the Austrian Ambassador, had 4
lag conference with the Earl of Amanete yesterday, at •he Otlice
of the Seiretary of State for Foreign Affiiii. Ili. F.aceilets;y has
solar recovered from the effects of his late accident as to be able
to walk with the :id of a stick. •

Thy Cu A ecet.vbe of the ElcurQuai we% rather better
yesterday, but was oat sufficiently recovered to leave the hostel
the Right Honourabk Gentleman was vivited by air. Vague lira•'
GILIAALII6
The Doke of ATIMILL the Ea,' of -.ADDING? 41.
and Lord Roux ebbed Sir Gooses Mousar yesterday at the
Colonial Office.

L rst ELLIIIIMRAUGH and Mr. VIRILE FITZGERALD
traisacted boilness at the Foreign 011 ice yesterday.
The Eat) • f IlAattowar VisilCJ Etti BATHURST
yesterday at the Council Office.
Lord ELLENIIOItII.6II entritAined the C h.net
slaters to dinner yassrdiy, at his iesidence is Cons.ught p acs.

BATH CITY ELECTaON, MARCH 11.
This day at erne t.'cloek the M t yor; A:J rtnrh, ea
C.anution Catoadinsen imsenabled its the Taro Il di, to tint • lie.
preeratailve in Parliament for this city. the firmer eicctiou being
declared void by a doable mare. The ateutn;.ini..l by
the two Candidates (Hifi Hematitic' Bud General Petsiva),
entered the Court : soon after tin Earl Beacatoca was n. ns to 1
a tan did .4e. by Mr. Altieraan Amieanots. and Sir G. Glans pro
palest General Pauses, who atteutptell to addres• tht
radial. but the tatault was so great. that his synth whs
lam Lord Bascatioct dna addressed the malaise. hat ast a
word could be beard; after which the Hari of Descail we a a. de.
dared duly aka's!, and his Lordship wia chaired shortly aftkr.:,
THE ARMY. .

M Lard HILL', Levee. this day there were present Liestessist•
General Sir C. WALE, Ala* Gseetal DALRYMPLII. and &bunt
twenty-four other OilLers.
NAVAL INaitiENCE.

--me— •
Mama Aunts Tim Day—Dublin I—Waterford 1-e-Gibenneyy
and Jamey I—Flanders I—France 1.
Mac, Mauve 11.—Wind by S.—Arrived from Loudon the
Rickard and Sibella. far Jamaica.

PORTMIOLITII. MAUCH 11 Wind it by S.--Arrived triad Lao:
don tits Madras.llcaeb, fur Madras.

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Parallelism. Mamas 10—Wind IL—Arrived the. 0. 1. .Keen,*
frees Gijon; Anomalies, Bartlett. from St. Sehagian's. Of part
the Sir U. Ogilby and Ulysses, from St. Schmid...l's. . •
Daarnount. MARC.. 10.—Wind Ent.—Arrived the Beller',
Tyree, (ions Santander.
Lignaroos.. Masten 10.—Arrived the Henry, Jenkins. n from
Savannah. Sailed Ms Coggin,, Coggi foe Baton ; Mb, ()shear,
for ditto; Plato. Dinsnock. for ditto ; Ga ges. Snow, for New
Orleans; Within, Byrom, Thompson. fur New Yo k; Algonquin,
Welt, for Philadelphia; 111ary'Catharine. llodg•on, sot Choke.'
tea; Monica, Candler, for Marseilles; Ceres, Jervis. for Lisboa;
Brothers. Jervis, fur ditto; Nally. Davies, for ditto. • •
Cesamacc. Matteis 9—Arriied the Wthots,.Stinpsoil from St.
Andrew's, N. B. Sailed eke Mary, 110 Denial, fur Gr.mado.

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A vest spirited addrci. to- the too Members !or
Ipswich, requesting them to be Inn to the Protestant muse. has
bees thaws: up by the Freemen of that Borough —54.1 k Om*
Yraerday s Ciscast of phonon was held at the EMI .
mrine India House. when the following were swots into tie
command of their respective Crainliti.rl Gable.
Repulse, Madras and aim; Rebell Scauvvaaariart,
Palma direct; Ceptak. Geoff, Prgbras•llinfeva' std Calnalu
Marks Shea, Timm Vrcaville, Madam aad Daa44 • •

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