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ny the ship Liverpool arrived At Boston.
the New York Journal Of Commerce has re-
ceived London papers TO the evening Of De-
cember l9ih, and Liverpool advices 10 the
22J.
On the 18th, Parliament was prorogued TO
the 18th Of January. A Dissolution WAS
considered certain, and the proclamation TO
that effect was expected TO make its appear
ance In a very few days. u was however
asserted that the Tory party would gain but
little Increase in strength By tho oper ption.--
A letter from the North Of Scotland says, 81
don't think the new Government can gain
above three votes by q dissolution in Scot
land" And friend in the South says" In
short. Scotland will have one or two eonser-
vstives more, fewer wings, and more Libs-
rails"
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
After very serious elaboration, IL has, we
believe been decided that the balance Of
public convenience is IN favor OF . dissolution
Of the existing parliament. we Of course
arc mol aware Of those reasons, tho prcdomi-
nance Of which has led 10 this conc fusion; we
therefore cannot give sny opinion beyond
what We have moro than once stated-that
we At least are not aware OF the absolute
necessity Of such proceeding. We lose no
time, however, In stating what We believe TO
in . very few days; mos, probably before
the end Of the next week. Times.
IospoH, Dec. l9-The Earl Of Aberdeen
has been removed from the Admiralty to the
Colonial Department, TO make way for Earl
Je Grey, who Is TO be First Lord Of the Admi-
rAIty.
From the London CO,girv, Dee. le.
We this day publish the most interesting
and Important document We have for . long
while had TO lay before our readers-the ad-
dress Of Sir Robert Peel to his eonstituen ts,
the electors Of the borough Tamworth. u,
Is not an ordinary eleetioneeribg address, but
contains = foil and distict exposition Of the
motives which induced Sir Robert 90 accept
Office, Of the principles on which bis Govern
ment - 70 be conducted, and Of The opinions
ADD views which he eAtertains on some Of the
prineipai topics under discussion. On the
uhOle. we have no hesitation in saying that
the address is honorable 10 Sir Robert, and
except on one or two points, It - tolerabiy
satisfactory. Unfortunately, however. ono
Of the points on which il ~ most ursstisfae-
tory, u the most important of ali, the Church E,
The present crisis Las, IN feet, groWn out of
the Church question, and with u, we regret
90 cay, neither SIR Robert Peel, nor sny one
Who thinks a. he does be be who he may, "
IN shy respect GO TO deal
Sir Robert Peel takes up the nos:rum, 50
pompOusly prescribed by Lord BrOugham IN
The House Of Lords. iha, Chvgeh property IL
iHshenabts from any oih0 haH ifrieiiy fselsd.
atfisai psrPeSN sod al that he will consent
io--foF he has the merit Of being distinct and
sNplieit-is 70 fHprors hs disirib HiioH o. the
revenues % the Church, 20 hat its iBiluenee
/ may Be extended, ard the interests 81 tie
Established Rsligion promoted These are
desirable objects, ceriaiEly, and IN England
\ they you'd. u accompanied ~ fair connu-
tsiiOn % tIthes. 10 which Sir Robert has a.
ways been friend. be quite satisfactory -
But. IN 80 FAR - regards ireland, 20 Which
SH Robert also applies them. they are totally
snd even Fidieulously ineffective A better
Distribution % the Church revenue 10 thai
eo0oiry, 81 veil - here. is no doubt requi
red Bot aash mere fhsa fhis y required BE-
fore the Church 81 that country can be con
sidered any thing else than than asissnce--
fruitful source u ciyi e0mmotion end
blOcdshed
FRANCE
AtoiEss-A despatch from Lieut.. Gene