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FoLAND.-An interesting debate, on the affairs of Poland took place ln the brush House of Commons on the 18th oi June. Tue Count Journal. ln aliud- lhg to the debate, in connexIon with the mission of Lora Durham. says .'Ne are confidently assured, that the mission of Lord Durham relates prin- eipall} to Poland, but It Is of the most paclhc nature, and nordcr to prevent any unpleasant effect resulting from the debate of last night, despatches have been sent off to St. Petersburgh, expla- nator5 of the circumstances under which that discussion took place. As Great Britain IS oily one party 10 the treaty ot Vienna, it is not intended 10 take'any active steps against Russia on behalf of Poland, unless the other par ties to the treaties should concur with us, or the tone of the Russian cabinet should render some steps necessary in sindlcatioH Of our honor. Austria and

 Prussia have been applied to for their ecncurrence in this affair. but up to this time, only evasiye answers have been recelved.'

 The Courier remarking on the sub lect, ,says:-Lord Durham, who. though very plain dealing and plain talking man, is full of resolute purpose, viii tell the Emperor of Russia what the English people think of his conduct to- wards the Poles, and the French am- bassador at St. Petersburgh will adort a similar course; but unless the other parties to the treaty of Nienna should interfere, the British and French am bassadors will display their energies in vain. The Polish question seems to depend entirely upon the strength or weakness of the cabinet of Earl Grey. We know how Austria, Russia. and Prussia held out on the subject of the conference treaty until they saw that the English ministry was firm. and that l they could no longer resist without pro voklng a general war. They will or the present question take a similar course. An ambassador.ofone of these powers has informed his court, that as