The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-29


 The Soldiers of the 18th regiment in Newry have quarrels with the people, whom They have treated ranahly. The subjectis to be investigated, and il is thought the regiment will be sent out of the country.
 From the N. Y. Mercantile Advertiser.
 IRELAND.
 The subject oi al application for repeal oi the act Of Union with Eng land, which was started, 1t is said. by Mir. O,Connell, seems likely to be the cause Of much agitation in Ireland. At our former dates, tue subject engrossed the almost undivided attention ol the public, including persons of all shades in religion, politics, and conditiofls.-- Meetings we're getting up at various places, and subscriptions opening to de- fray tic expenses. i rom the Cork pa- perof the 2ist ut. furnished by Capt. Akin, of the Mary Howland, We ex- tract the following, latest intelligence from Dublin, in relation to this subject. 1t had caused much sensation.
 From the Dublin Register Oct. 20
 A notice in the following words, ap- Peared in the papers of yesterday and the day preceding:
 'sGentlemen of all persuasions hay ying intimated their wishes to form a Society for Legislative Relief, there will be meeting held on Tuesday, at the Parliamentary Office, to make the necessary arrangements. The chair will be taken at half past one o'clock. Tickets, l shilling each, to be had at the door. N. B.-A strong wish has been expressed, to call the Society ''The An- tl-Gnion Association, which will be then discussed.
 We have here an intimation regard ing society about to be formed. We have notice that certain assembly was to take place, to make ssnecessary arrangements, which must oi course have been preliminary. s4e have q statement that for the intended society. no name had been de6nitiyeIy fixed up- on. The expedieney of adopting q name, suggested by some perso. s, was to De discussed. Pros aid cons were to be taken on the suggested name, and for aaght any one could tell, nIighthave been rejected; indeed it was within the bounds of possibility that the meeting assembled to make the .sneeessary ar. rangements,7 might have decided upon the exPedieney of making 10 arrange ments at all on the present oecasion.- Iii this being the case the wise people it tic head of affairs here sounded the natives yesterday morning, by promul- gating the following manifesto:
 By tte Lord Lieuteaaa General; and gem
 eral Goqeranaem ef Ireland
 \ PROCLAMATION.
 Whereas, by an Act passed in the tenth year of his late Maiesty's reign, entitled, "An Act for the Suppression ot dangerous Associations or Assemblies in Ireland" power is vested in the Lord Lieutenant, or other chief Govern or, or Governors of Ireland, by his or their Proclamation, or order, to prohibit orsuppress any associations or assembly, or meeting of persons in Ireland, which he or they shall deem to be dangerous to the public peace or safety, or incon- sistent with the due administration of the law, or any adjourned, renewed, or otherwise continued meeting of the same or any part thereof, under any name or pretext, or device whatsoever. And whereas, it hath been made known to us, that the association or as sembly; or meeting of persons is formed. or is about to be formed in the city of Dublin, under the name of the Irish society for Legal and Legislative Re lief, or the Anti Union Association. And whereas, we deem the existence of the said association, assembly, or mee- ting of persons to be dangerous to the public peace.
 We, therefore, the Lord Lieutenant General, and General Governor of Ire land, being resolved to suppress the same, do hereby prohibit the meeting of the said association, embly,ormeeting of persons, and all adjourned, renewed, or otherwise continued meetings of the same, or of any part thereof, under any name, pretext, or device whatsoever; and being determined and resolved strictly to enforce the law and the pen- alties thereof, against all persons oifep- ding in the premises, do charge and command all Sheriffs. Mayors Inet;cos