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roREnaN.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.


The packet ship George Washington,
ut New York, brings Liverpool papers
10 the 9th July. The Commercial
Advertiser furnishes the following items
ofintel6gencc:
ENGLAND.
The great topic of interest in the
London papers. is the debate on the
Irish church bill. Sir Robert Peel
made his important motion, rs announ.
ced early in the month, for instructions
10 the committee to divide the bill, on
the gid, and supported il by n speech
ofgreat effort. The proceedings were
watched with great interest, and there
can be no doubt that the question was
Tor Will be) made trial of strength be-
tween the two parties. Bets are said
to be pending 20 the following effect:
hve TO one that the ministers will have
amgority; two TO one that il will not
amount to forty; and even bets that il
viii exceed twenty.
There was meeting OF eighty peers
at the Duke Of Wellington on the 18th.
lie dad not state the course he meant 20
follow, when the Corporation and Irish
church bill became the subject of dis
cussion in the House Of Lords, his OBJ
Ject merely being to impress on his sup
porters in that house the necessity of
remaining in town.
The House of Commons had voted
TO admit the ladies to hear the debates.
Hitherto they have only been able to
enjoy that pleasure by getting TO the
top OF the house and listening through
the vcntilator, in a most inconyenient
situation.
The Earl Of Durham lcft London on
the 18th, on his mission to St. Peters
burgh.
An unstampcd newspaper has ap-
pearcd in London. in defiance Of the
act. Pnce two pence haIf-penny. II
Is said 10 have been mainly got up by
Lord Brougham. IL so, he will proba-
bly, hive long enough TO repent il.
The Earl of Gosford and the other
Canadian Commissioners had their final
18th.
"A reduction OF the newspaper stamp
duty has been resolved on by the Cab
met, but the particulars are not vet
given.
The roof Of atunnel dug near Water
ford for the London and Dirmin CHAM
railway, fell in on the 18th July, and
buried I'D men beneath, all of whom
are supposed to have been killed instant.
ly.
The following are extracts from the
London papers:
MIR. Forrest, the celebrated American
tragedian, IS nj present in London
For the last twelve months he princi.
Pally solourned in Rome, Naples, Flo
renee, Paris. and other principal cities
ofltaly and France. Before he finally
returns to America, he proposes making
tour OF Europe. and starts during the
present week for Russia, and from thence
IN all probability, will revisit England.
whence after trip 10 Scotland, and
seeing every thing worthy Of observa-
tion, in Great Britain, he win return TO
his native land to enjoy that ofiuzs cum
dignifdfe. which short but successful
professional career has afforded him am.
pie means Of doing.
II IS stated that the American saua-
dron left Naples previous to the Goth
ofJune,with SO, 900 ducats. The sum is
the annualinstalment ofthe indemnify,
which, conformably TO the last Con-
venhon, the Crown of Naples has to
pay to the United States, for the confis-
cation Of merchandise by Murat, accord
ing TO the DEGREES Of Berlin and Milan.
IRELAND.
Notice Of motion had been given
by the attorney general for Ireland, for
leave TO bring in bill for the reform of
municipal corporations in that country.
The papers say that il will be model.
ed upon Lord John Russell's bill for
England, with such notifications a.
circumstances may require.
The Irish coercion bill, which was so
much Kicked at by the Irish members
PARLIAMENT, has expired, and minis
tiers have as yet said nothing on the
subject OF renewal. Lord GrenRall
had gwen notice that he should bring
It before the horse, but in what manner
Is not stated.
Melancholy accounts continue TO be
gwen Of the sugerings Of the poor in
various counties, and particularly in
Mayo.--MoFe than 7O00 persons in
that county arc said to be destitute even
Of the meanest clothing, and upwards
Of 5000 are described a. sleeping on
the bare ground. or with no better beds
than heath and rushes; and ali this in
addition to suffering the paBgs Of hun
ger.
The Dublin Evening Post gives
long and alarming accounts Of distuF-
Dances in Armagh, Belfast, EnnisliI-
Ian and various places, occasioned by
Orange professions. The Earl Of Null
grave bad taken prompt and decided
measures to prevent and suppress the
outrages.
FRANCE.
Accounts had been received At Paris
q severe check sustained by The