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London, England, 1829-06-19 00:00:00

attention of all classes in Ireland. No candidate has
yet appeared to oppose the pretensions of Mn, (ICO*
mtg.' ; but‘that somerone intends so to do; these can be
Utile doubt. seeing that agents are busily engaged 4n,
Purging therregistrx of the county,. There have Iwo
912 notices: of these M 8 only bare been registered;
108 have been rejected; fifty-eight have appealed;
and the remainder did nor give thepsselves the trouble,
of attending or pressing their claims. As much
importance is attached to every movement in this
procedure, as if the future ascendancy of the contending
parties of Protestant and Catholic were to be determined
by the result ; and so great is the enthusiasm, so violent
are the manifestations of joy towards Mr. O'Cossizt.t.,
and of dislike towards all others, that no man wlao
opposes him feels himself safe. It is now supposed that
the election for Clare will take place about the 12th
of July.

The opinions we set forth yesterday on this subject
are confirmed by this day's news from Deland, namely,
that the recent speeches and proceedings of Mr.O'Cona
MILL have had the effect of lousing again the subsiding
passions of the people, not only of the South and West,,
but in almost every part of the country; and at this
moment they are all in a state of the greatest agitation.,
We are told that the Catholics do not regard their late
triumph complete without the re-election of Mr.
O'ConnaLL, who promises to do a great deal for them;
while the Protestants, not only of Clare, but in all other
places, are disposed to regard his success as a triumph
over them. Hence the bad feelings, the agitation, and
the anarchy of former days are rapidly reviving ; and
without a firm and timely application of those means
which are provided for the maintenance of good order.
may end in greater misrule and confusion than we have
yet witnessed in that unhappy and divided country.

The Lisbon Mail this day brought us the following
article, in addition to our private intelligence from
Portugal. Other accounts have reached in, setting
forth that " the damned English," as they are called, are
beaten and abused on every opportunity—Ladies as
well as their children. The cowardly pasbive character
of the Portuguese is the only security which Don
MrctuaL has in the country.

OPORTO, Say 29.

' Since the fulfilment of the sentence of the ten criminals who were
executed on the 7th inst. for the crime of rebellion. the Washers of
the Alcada have ►een engaged In frequent conferences respecting
other criminals who are to be tried; the prisoners Maned Teixeira
Liniment!, and Ignado Mona Coelho da Silva, having already under-
fuse further interrogatories in the prison.
The day before yesterday the same Alcada met he a body to
decide on the embarkation of the eleven criminals who were con-
demned to transportation to various plum by the sentence of 9th
April last. This sentence was ordered to be carried into effect,
' only Jose trAztvedir, who was sentenced to ten yean banishment
to Mocambique, was ordered to be banished for the same time to
the island of St. Thomas.

ID the sane fitting k decided that the Royal pardon, according
to the Decree of the 11th of hoe last year, was applicable to three
criminals, wbo were to be set at liberty, cis. Joao Soares -Palm,
late Knsign of the Infantry No. 0; Jon Meade, Felselta, turner
and soldier of the coliiiiny-a Wolin of Wt dtyi Miguel
Gamlen Salgado. brinier and soldier of the same cowry.
It 'being suspected' that the criminal Joaquin Jondi Quelros,
who was a Member of the rebel Junta, formed in this city in May
last year; was concealed in the distr►ct where he resided, Major
Josode Sousa Ribeiro, with a detachment of militia, was seat is
search of bim, aid wait on the 20th inst. to the Bom Successo, but
was unable to End• the criminal; but in the house of a pinion in
that place they found i man box belonging to hint. which t►ey
took away, and which, on being opened, was hued to contain
some pieces of silver, many wrote's documents, such as convey-
ances. bends, some Masonic books and papers, the value of which
is estimated at above six contos of tees (15,000 erusados).--Cer.
ewes do Porto, May 30.

The Lisbon Oasettes from Ist to 6th June, inclusive, contain no
news whatever. They are filed with military promotions, Su.,
accounts of presentations to the King. and the like; and the Nes.
for 2d and 6th June contain, in thirty columns, a part of the
account of the proceedings of the tribunal of Oporto.

CITY. Twacvs e'CLoca.

Consols opened this morning at aile a for the Account.
Although it is known that the English and RlMint Govern-
ments have come tu an igreement on the extent of the blockade of
the Dardanelles, It has not had any effect on the Consol market.
This friendly intercourse between the above Powe►s does away
with all the homer reports of a war with Russia.

Files of Sydney and Australian Papets have bees received at
the North and South American coffee-house to the 10th of Do-
amber; bat a few days since, a single Australian Paper was re-
ceived, dated January 10, therefore these Papers are not of so late
a date as the one previously CMS to hand, 'tin they contain some
articles worth noticing.

A Van Pisman's Laud Paper uys, " That they cannot say
mach upon the effect of the Lieutenant-Governor's Prochmatioa
of Martial Law against the Black people of that island. The
Blade bare speared a law more of the White people; hut they
were pursued, and two of their leadersuirffeffr -""r•-•••
" Trade appears to be vet), dull at Hobart Tovrtv,tili sit Sydney
rain was much wanted. The crops bad partially Mild. Voir. 1
preen hundred pounds was lodged in the Swing Bank of berweat.l
belonging to the prisoners of the Crown. A Provincial Bank has
been established in the colony, the first ever known, under the
title of the Bank of Newcastle. It appears that Sydney was
visited by such a violent gust of wind, that nothing like it was ever
remembered to, the oldest inhabitant, as the town for some hours
was wrapt in an impenetrable cloud of dust, chinas*, were
tumbled down, doors and whitlows smashed, and vessels dragged
from their anchors ; but still there were but few accidents."

Accounts from Perpignan state, that on the approach of Count
d'ltapagne on Catalonia, the several bands of Quints and Ram
left bloniga, and retreated Into Prone..

The Foreign market remains inactive, and not a bargain done.

CITY, HALF•PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
We are extremely doll in the City, both roe the wait of intel-
ligence and businexs. Comae have rentalaed during the whiff,*
the morning, at tied for the &went.

The Foreign eaar►et is le Weedy the same state ; there has been
a. little done in ii Vii Solids, which have rather Improved,
although it is an that Renew Perpetual ham fallen at
Paris two or three per cent.

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Mr. SItATIONO LAnNING left Rome on the SOth Olt.
far London.
Cape of Good Hope Papers to the 17th of April give
very favourable accounts of the settlers; they state that their pro.
duce eggs freely, and at high rates, abd that they are continencing
parchaeing European articles. The cargo of the Cofonsbine, bound
to Now swab Wow, wrecked near st. Martin's Point, is expected
to be saved.

Sir N TINDAL has taken no part in the choice of his
successor at Cambridge, beyond sitting at the Old Bailey on Tues-
Iday, to enable Mr. Justice larraeoaaa to glee his Tote at the Uni-
versify Bandon.
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