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London, England, 1829-02-23 00:00:00

OUTLINE OF THE MEASURES TO RE PROPOSED

BY MINISTERS TO PARLIAMENT.

stop los LLD SOLDIZI.

Fuse Maateas--The forty shilling qualification for a vote In
Ireland is net to be raised.; but a Bill is intended to restrain per-
jury at elections in Ireland; to abolish the registration of all be-
midst interests arising sod of freeholds, other than the oriiiterg
freehold; end to confine the rigbt'of Uotitig to the actual possessor
of the freehold; and allow it to, no assignee or Possessor upon
covenant. All registries which have taken plate since January the
lit to be null and void; the Act is to be made thus restrospective,
to avoid the rusk of registries which would otherwisetake place.
' !lacono 3liasuae—A 'is to be brought in, fattening the
election of Bishops of Rome, exercising their •holy calling in Ire.
land, to the natural subjects of the King;lsors and educated lathe
United Kingdoms of kogland, Scotland, and Ireland, and to rev
quire such Bishop. upon his ordination by the Pope, to profiting
the register of his birth, and testimonials of his education; and 10,
tike sad suboenbe a certain oath before the Lord Lieutenant at
Ireland, within three months after his election and ordination. .

Time 31zasuint—To Ilispeo4u) muck of ;be Act et 30 s..mnm
-11. as relates to the signing of the declaration igaiust transubstane
'tkttloni and to indemnify. by an annual Dill, such Peers and Cow
tisonera of Parliament as may (upon declaring themselves Rumen
Catholics) take their seats, without signing such declaration. The
arch Act of Indeihnity not to disqualify any Peers of
the alot or Members of Parliament during the then Pert
or till its di4olution by time, or by Royal Proclamation.
The principle open which this lam measure is bottomed le de-
rived from the precedent adopted formerly towards the Disinters,
and under which they. continued for one hundred and.sizty yenisk
No recognition to be made of the Roman Catholic hierarchy,
as a Chuck, by any provision for the payment of the Priests.

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The Poris Papers kridiy, and
dated Saturday atorningqeacheA 814
They do cot contAin any political news, exceiung slas

sudden departure of the Rossian Ambassador
Turin; but which., courtesy to the as,e:Con of male
of the papers. is stwed by the Gaulle de Anna to hese
beer; solely for she purpose cf visiting his sick moshef.
fads trAing ciscumitance, however, -shows how
cossfidst.ce is entertained at this time of4bweensineance
of the present friendly relations between Russia and
saes Powers. The French Fends were a•shlde lower
en Fs iday. Ewan, of these papers are girds in another
column.

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Lisbon Papers to the lilth inclusive alsoroikbed ty
last night, and ettracts of, them are given in'anotten
colones. 111:ws from Lisbon talons reaches as through
the medium of the puldiciPaper-, and this genet al prig.
' liplelt not depa tcd from-iin this occrision...The Oaten*
indeed mentions, that a gnard of the let ItegiOsent had
'been accidentally wounded by a bat) from a pistol, and
it is anticipated that this iircutrista:ice w ill be magnifsel
into something of impottatece by the London Nese..
I;apers. From this remark see'sl.ould not be surprised
to find, when private letters reach us, that some din.
tuibance bad taken place, in which more than one
soldier had been wounded, and not accidentally:
The advocates of Catsittlic EmSnei pat ion Lite fiad.a
signal defeat ar Pi•rtsea, a town and ileightmesbnadje
which. ft orn ven it us circumstances, a vei y -different
result might have been expected. Portsmouth always
has be tamed for any feelings but these of-)b)lky or
attachment to the Established Church. Its CoS4M.ation
is p iticipally composed of Dissenters, and it almkt in.
variably tetanus %%lig Member, to Parliament... Once,
indeed, Sir G. CiatitUßN aas returned, brit so lisle
-did the-Cor potation consult the intefest Of Ili inhabit.
ants, thit even that able Officer was not able to catty
his re-election against the opposition party in the
Borough: Under ends circumstances we say that it
might have been expected that a Catholic P tiri• n
might hase been carried in Owe towns; but ?that has
occurred proves that in that very focus of oppositint,
the respectable community are by an immense Majority
decidedly and firmly opposed to Catholic Eunancipe.
tion. The Meeting called by the friends of that
Catill was attended .by 1,200 persons.. but notwith.
standing every means had been tax en to .crapetngethrt
ever y person who:, known pi inciples led them to favow
concession, the friends I f •the I'iotestant cause tia
nilipited over thisparked Meeting, and carried counter.
liesolutions, by a majority of at leapt flu to three.
In Buckingham,* toe; the glorious cause has hails
still greater triumph, for there, out of 2,000 peisons
the illustrious Lord Minims., of Falmouth heavy coach
notoriety,was the only person who voted for an iatorid
upon out Constitutions ,

• Br the Dutch and .Hansburgh hisils' of thielnora•
ing, we have riceived their respective-papers to.a late
date. Their contents, however; present no novelty, and
.are deatitute of political importance. The following
are the principal extracts s _
BERLIN, Farapaer 16.
The Bt. Petershorgh Journals contain the official account of do
taking et kali by alse Realms& From this it appears that the
Russian ttoopa were comosanded no this occasion by Gen. Geistair
(not Gown's. as trreseoesly stated in the account from Bucharest).
aird duo the Paths who was token gelessier was the awns Ibrahim
Yscha who was Getosernoesßlilleula during the last slip.

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THE HAGUE. F - 19.

This bob, the birth slay of his Royal Higbee.. the West ass of
the Pritweof Orawye, was kept with the usual areaway. His Royal
llitbnowetwarleted the nth year of Ms age.-aDostelPepers,74. ti.
WALLACHIA, Jas. th.

Tbe bad weedier Kill continues, and interrupts almost all mei.
manleatien. In consewsence of this, the prim of provisions hem
risen to an alarming height, being now nearly fop per -cent: dearer
than usual. An oika of door, usually sit pares, ono twits oil
and a load of wood has risen from sis or seven piastres to rt and 10!
The poor ate of course in very great distress. sod it is repetled the
-Magistrates will iweedlly mire the most nimble measures to remedy
a state of tbingi *bids cubes the greatest appreheosioos.
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VIENNA, Fra. IL '