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Pearanee, G possible, by every fresh arrival.
II will be seen BY the follow ing proclamation
Of the Marquis Of Angiesey, that the eaforc-
ing act has commenced its operation In the
county Of Kilkenny.
f'roeisnsaiie~ Of the IrisA Covey~m<nf under
the .Nse Bill.
DusLIs, Sunday, April THE following
proclamation extending the provisions Of the
bill To the county and city Of Kilkenny, APP
peared In the Dublin Gazette. II is stated
that proclamation will appear early in the
present week, prohibiting the meetings Of
the Volunteers, the Conservatives, and the
Trades Union.
By Tie Lord Lieutenant and Council Of Ireiand
A PROCLAMATION.
ANoLEsEr.-Whereas,b by an Act passed in
The third year Of his present Majesty's reign,
entitled "An act for the more effectu
suppression Of local disturbances and dan
gerous associations in Ireland, IL /. amongst
other things enacted, that IL shall and may
be lawful for the Lord Lieutenant and
other Chief Governor or Governors Of Ire
land, with the advice OF rs Majcsty's Privy
Council in ireland, ut any time after the pass
ing Of the said Act, and from time to
time during the continuance thereof, rs
occasion may require, TO issue his or their
proclamation, declaring any county, county
oil city, or county Of town, in ireland, or
any portion thereof, respectively, TO be in
such state OF disturbance and insubordina-
ton as to require the application Of the pro-
visions Of the said act.
Now, we, the Lord Lieutenant, do by this
our Proclamation, in pursuance and execu-
ton of the said Act, and by and with the ad-
vice OF his Majesty's Privy Council in Ire
land, dec lare the county Of Kilkeany, the
county Of the city of Kilkenny, the city Of
Kilkenny, and the liberties Of the city, to be
in such state Of disturbance aud insubordi-
nation as to require the application OF the
provisions Of the said Act.
And we DOLBY this our Proclamation, warn
the inhabitants Of the said county Of Kilken-
ny, the city of the county Of Kilkenny, the
city Of Kilkenny, and the liberties Of the said
city, TO abstain from all seditious and other
unlawful assemblagcs, professions, confede-
racies, meetings and associations, and to be
and remain In their respective habitations at
all hours between sunset and sunrise, from
and after "Wednesday the 10th of April, inst,
Of which all Justices Of the Peace Of the said
county, and county Of city, constables, peace
officers, and others whom il may concern,
are TO take notice.
Given at the Council Chamber in Dublin,
this 9Th day Of April, ls33.
RossE Wa. M'MAHoS, Wa. SAuRrs,
U,
b. BLAcKBURSE, X. III. VIVIAN.
"God save the King"
FROM the Dablin Pilot.
We publish letter from Mr.. O'Connell to-
night, a. his opinions and intentions cannot be
in any language more forcible
than his own.
London, II Aibemarle-st., Wednesday.
My dear Barrett,-The die is cast; We are
all slaves. One more injustice has been com
mitted towards ireland. Let US now strug-
gle for the double repeal
First, Of this new AlgeYine Act.
secondly, Of that union which alone caus.
cd this act to be passed.
] feel the awful duty imposed on me by the
Volunteers. ] will endeavor TO perform i'll
honestly, at least, IL not we'll.
Announce to the people Of Ireland that ! |
intend on every Monday, whilst the Algerine |
Act continues, to publish letter 10 them in !
The Piiotj ] will, please God, begin on Mon
day next.
mean to take UP in detail the necessary
agitation in each county in Ireland. Our
enemies shall not triumph over the people,
nor put down the popular sentiment We
Wii agItate within the law, without either |
moral guilt or legal offence
Call on the people 20 be quiet, to bear with |
patience this new indgnity. Let them hone
Tor better days, and better days must soon |
arrive.
Give caution to the atrocious White feet. |
They have played the game which the enemies |
OF Ireland wished them to play. The exc
Grafton OF every good or honest man IL upon |
their crimes. The vengeance Of God viii
sooner or later be visited upon their wicked !
ness.
How sincerely ought we TO detest the viles,
Of the vile Whitefeet--tbe last and worst Of
those villainous miscreants, who have given |
strength to the enemies and weakened the
friends of ireland.
But still do not despair Of my country.
No. Even in the crimes which are commit
ted against her, there arises a hope that
those crimes will accelerate their own pun
lshment, and create thereby that state oil
things which will insure the speedy restora-
ton OF our national and constitutional indie
pendence.
Believe me TO be, very respectfully yours,
DANIEL O'CoNNELL.
The Dublin Times asserts that forts-four
officers from the half-pay list were 10 Be ina
mediately commissioned 10 act as members
OF the court martial 20 be held under the
Irish Disturbance Bill. A considerable military
force was ordered 70 proceed TO the county Of
Kilkenny to carry the enforcing law into ef-
feet. The object Of including the city or
Kilkenny with the county, in the procIsma-
tion, IS said TO be, that the trials Of persons
aPPrehended IN the adjoining parts OF the
county might take place there.
GERMANY.
The elements Of diseord and revolution arc
rife In various parts Of the GeEmanic Empire
Owing, however, to the vigilance Of the Co
Vernment, and the strongly armed force
which y employed for the purpose, IL has
been hitherto found 70 be imprscticsble for
me unqu'et spirits to rally, or mature any
snps'antial plans Of concentrated action Al
not, however, Of very serious eharne ter
broke out a Frankfort On the "a Of April IN
der the very walls Of the Chamber Of The
Diet Of the Confederation.
FRANCE.
Nothing Of general interest appears 70 have
recently occurred in France. The debates
~ the Chamber Of Deputies, ss - not un-