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opinion of the causes of the distress with which they
are, of the impolicy of those anti-moral
proceedings, which had for their object no other end
thin to gratify the bad passions of an individual,
send to remind the Sovrattott that he and his Family
told the Crown under the laws, but in trust for the
People, the doers of the wonted places of public con-
vocation are shut, and the best sense of whole Coun-
ties set at nought, by the insolence of some pitiful
tool of the Treasury.

A report was current yesterday of the death of the
Llarquis of LONDONDERRY, father of Lord CASTLE-
=Acit. No intelligence of such an event has reached
town; but the most recent accounts from the North
of Ireland represent the venerable Marquis as in a
state that forbids all rational hopes of his recovery.
The Dublin Evening Post goes even so far, as to spe-
culate on the probability of Lord CASTLEREAGH'S
being Marquis of LONDONDERRY before the meeting
Of Parliament, on the 2scl of January. Should such
an event take place, his Lordship will not be able to
take his seat for, perhaps, the first week of the Ses-
sion, as be must vacate, the County of Down, and
get himself returned tov some English Borough.—
Should this anticipation of the Journal alluded to
take place, it will prove very embarrassing to Mi-
nisters, who will feel themselves in a miserable plight
for want of speakers, on the opening of Parliament.
" Mr. CANNING sets off ter Paris on Sunday next.
lde has written a letter to Mr. BotroN, of Liverpool,
explaining the cifcuwstances of his resignation, which
been handed about among his Constituents. He'
scuts, that he tendered his resignation in Zune last,
but thst nAJEelli paciausly expressed his plea.

sure that bO7iiriallu mice ; and he, there-
fore, went abibad, as Ise clisagreed with his Col-
liagnes on the measure of the Bill of Pains and Pe-
nalties. On his return, finding that the proceelings
were not finally closed itad still disagreeing with his
Colleagues on that measure, and that measure alone,
they had suggested the propriety of 'his resignation.
He had, in consequence of their advice, again ten-
dered his resignation to' the Mita, who had been
graciously pleased to atcept of it, but at the same
time to compliment him on the consistency of his
conduct. He adds, that it is not entirely settled
whether he wi.l for the present remain in this country,
or go abroad. In the event of the latter, he has taken
care that the affairs of his Constituents shall not be
neglected in hit absence."—(4lforaing Chronick.)

A Mail arrived this forenoon front Flanders. The
following is an extract of a letter, dated the 23d
ult. from Amsterdam Messrs. Hdra and Co. the
Bankers, received a message last night from the Mi-
nister of Finance in Spain, announcing payment of
the amount of one year's interest on the debt due
from Spain to the Dutch creditors. Although this
Minister can give no definitive explanation of the
Decree of the Cortes relative to this debt, the funds
will be lodged at Amsterdam, waiting their decision.
In conserence of this news, the obligations and the
coupons of November, I/120, have experienced a rise.
The former are at 59% —die others at 35 francs."
An article, dated Hanover, December 18, says—
,. Our city is very brilliant this winter. The circles
of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE are very frequegt. The
report of the approaching departure of his Royal
Highness is not confirmed."

The last accounts received in Holland from Ba-
tavia are dated the 19th August. On the 9th of that
month a new division, of eight armed vessels, bad
set sail from Batavia for Banca.

Prince OSCAR, of Sweden, is expected to make a
Continental tour in the ensuing spring. The specu-
lation of an union bet Ween this Prince and some
German Princess, is revived. The King, CHARLES
JOHN, is getting aged, and it is natural that he should
feel anxious about the consolidation of his dynasty.

Private letters from Italy state that the Parliament
of Naples, whose aversion to the KING'S journey was
as manifest as it was unavailing, hurried over, by
permanent sittings, the necessary modifications of,
the Spanish Constitution, and presented the result of
their labours to his MAJESTY, that he might formally
sign them before his departure for Leghorn. This
important act seas executed by the Km; on the even-
ing of the 12th December, twenty-four hburs before
he sailed.

The Duchess of KENT, we are happy to learn, is
better of her cold.
The Earl and Countess of ST. GERMAIN'S arrived
yesterday at their holise in St. James's-square, from
their seat at Blackheath.

The infant son of Colonel and Lady CHARLOTTE
SE'ruoun, we are sorry to state, died on Saturday
last, at Cholmondeley House, Piccadilly.
A special messenger has arrived in Paris from
Palestine, with a cargo of water from the river Jordan,
which he was sent to fetch, for the purpose of bap-
tising the young Duke of BouRDIAUX ! Most of the
servants about 'his Royal Highness's sacred person
are said to be British subjects.
A remarkable circumstance lately occurred at
Paris :—The time for which 400 of: the Royal Regi-
ment of Swiss Guards had enlisted having expired,
in
fluence
to General commanding them used all his
to induce them to re-enlist, but not * single one
would consent.

Christmas Morning, as the Rev. THOMAS HOGAN,
Parish Priest of Newcastle, was vesting himself in
order to celebrate first Mass, at eight o'clock, and the
Chapel crowded to excess, one of the galleries sud-
denly gave way and fell ! The scene of consterna-
tion which followed can be better coaceived than
described—nothing was to be beard but the cries of
those in danger, and the lamentations of others out-
side, for the safety of their children and friends; but
by the singular instance of the protecting hand of Pao-
VIDENCE, not asingle individual was seriously injured.
The New Haymarket Theatre is to be finished by
the 15th of April, and opened on the 15th of May.
The Performances will continue for six months. Mr.
TERRY, the Manager, is making a professional excur-
sion in the North ; he passed the Christmas holidays
with Sir WALTER SCOTT, Bart. at Abbotsford.

DRURY-LANS THRATRE.-Mr. BRAILA M again ap- I
peared last night in the favourite Opera of The Lord
of Me Manor, and sustained the part of Truernore
with his accustomed skill. He never appeared in finer
voice, or to greater advantage. Madame VISTRIS in
every appearance adds to her great reputation; she
is now we of the greatest favourites on the Stage.—
The new Pantomime followed. The Performers are
now got mellow in their parts, and with the -intro-
duction of a very lively scene, and several additional
tricks, it sent the audience home in the highest good
humour.

COVENT-GARDEN.— SHAISPEAReS Play of As You
Like It was admit ably performed last night. Mr.
MACREADv's Japes was melancholy and sententious,
but gentlemanlike, with less of the cynic than has;
formerly been infused into the character, contrary to
SiIAKSPEAaa's design. Mr. C. KEMBLeB Orlando was'
feeling and graceful. The Pantomime closed the even-
ing% entertainment. The House was well attended.
-Fine.---,Last night, a little before twelve o'clock,
a dreadful fire broke out at the house of Mr. JOHN..
sox, cheesernonger, East Smithfield. Owing to the
severe frost, it was a considerable time before water
could be pro:ured. As soon as it way obtained,
every exertion was made by the firemen, who did
not, however, succeed in arresting the progress of
the flames till three hotisEi, viz, those of Mr. Est-
MERSON, chemist; Mr. DUFF, a dyer; and Mr. JOHN..
SON, were destroyed, and considerable damage'done
to four or five houses bac L s. No lives were lost.

tHE ARMY.. •
. Lieutenant:General Sir IL air MONTHHSSOIi
appointed to the command of the Limerick Diltrict:
head-quitters at Cork. 'Major-General Sir JOHN
EiL EY is stationed at Athlone.
Wednesday se'nnight, the head-quarters division
of the 23d rusileers, under command of Lieutenant-
Colonel PEA RsON, arrived in Limerick from Ennis,
on a route to Dublin.
The last company of the 35th Regiment, under
Captain Losurszo Moona, has embarked at Cork for
Barbadoes. •
During the late fever at Barbadoes the 2d Regi-
ment of Foot lost 370 men.