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to the terrible reality, and wide ramification of the con-
spiracy. We hope it will be understood henceforward—
though we abet not popish enormities—that we are sin-
cere friends to the welfare of CATHOLIC IRELAND; and
that, though sometimes we have had the candour to de-
nounce O'Cow 1: ELL. we are not obnoxious to the term
" Anti Catholic" for that.

By the Dutch Mail this day, we have a number of
Continental Papers, from which we give the subjoined
extracts. Together with these, we have the Allgemeine
Zeitung of the 10th instant, which publishes the follow-
ing certificate of character for Count CAPO D'ISTRIAS.
It is given in an article, dated Ancona, 26th October :
and sets forth that " Great exertions are now making
in Greece to secure to Count CAPo AS his office
of President of the Government ; and several agents are
employed with this view, both in the interior of the country,
and at the Courts of the Great Powers. The President
knows very well that cabal is at work to remove him from
Greece ; and to give to another the fruit of the seed
which he has cultivated, with so much pains; but he
also knows the ailments of his countrymen, who would
reluctantly obey a. stranger. He therefore does not
much fear their intrigues; but neglects nothing to baffle
them ; and, by a prudent administration of the
Government, to secure to his nation future prosperity.
He seems, in fact, already to have received assurances
of the continuance of his functions, from several great
Courts, which will shortly appoint their representatives
to the Greek Government."—Credat Adams!

ST. PETERSBURG, Ocs. S.

Yesterday, the St. George, of 110 guns. was launched from the
Admiralty Dock-yard. The ship, which was laid down on the
sth December last, Is built of oak, on a system which combines the
advantages of those of Sit R. Sepping and Robertson. Up to tke
29d Oct. 13119 ships entered the port of Riga, sailed 1119.

ST. PETERSBURG, Occ. Si.
His Majesty has been pleased to confer an General Baron Toll,
the order of St. George of the Sid Class, accompanied with a most
gracious resaipt, urged,' of his Majesty's sense of his important
services during the late war with Turkey.—a.Perersburpfssiruslo
Oct. 31.

BERLIN, Nov. 9.

The Russian Papers contain two orders of the day
from General Dkbitscb, dated Adrianople, the Mk August and
the 4th October.
In the first be announces to the army, that the Emperor has been
graciously pleased to confer on him the title of Sebaltansky, and
to order that the regiment of Tscheridgow shall henceforth be
called the regiment of Count Diebitsch Sabalkansky. In the send
he announces, that the Emperor has given him the Order of St.
George of the First Class. The General speaks In the highest
term. of the patience, seal, and bravery of the troops ; and ef their
confidence In the protection of Heaven, which has accompanied
their efforts. lam convinced,' b• says, " and acknowledge it
with sincere gratitode, that you participate in the brilliant
rewards bestowed on your General.; and It gives me plea.
sure to follow the dictates of my .heirs. sod Again to declare
that In pare zeal to the envie. of our beloved monarch,
you have executed hie commands with equal good-will and
glory. May such feelings accompany you to your beloved coon-
try; and your virtues, which have astonished the enemies of Rus-
sia, are manifested In new Inure in the circle of yew grateful
families, who are indebted for a glories* peace—neat to the bless-
ing of Geo, and the magnanimity of our Emperor—to your deeds
and those of our dear comrades who have planted the victorious
standard of Russia en the banks of the ancient Rephrates."—
Pessarion Dale Gasedie , Nee. 10.