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 FoREIsN NEws.-'The George ClinF0nafom Liverpool, which sine left on the 27th efI1tc. and the Henry w from Havre of 9Hth Dec. hiring us intei'lpr nee later by few days than that before r.ceived.

 The Better of the duke of Wellington to tht' TCS.i1olic Primate of Ireland puts at rest th, { report that it was the purpose nf the present / British Cabinet to recommend Catholic E. 1. mancipatiOn. The disappointment thus DC casionrd, is, in the Dukes letter, adrnitiy sought to be thrown on the violence and tiir- y1Dlence of those who have advocated this measure.

 Our Paris papers are to the 25th of Dec.- The extracts they furnish from German pa pers add little to our previous Knowledge ot events from the theatre of war.

 From the Messager des Chambrcs. German paneps state that letters have heen received in Vienna from Brody. in Gallicia. importing that towards the end of November a violent storm on the Black Sea sunk sever al Russian transports charged with munitions and provisions for Varna. It is added, that the vessel having on board the cannon fror that place destined by the empernr to the c. rection at Warsaw of a monument to Wladis- laus w. had also perished off the port of Bur- gos. Other accounts state the safe arrival Ol this vessel.

 The Gazette of Augsburgh says, an exam. ination was about to be made into the con duct of the Diyan of Walachia, accused o having caused a loss fSOO,0O0 ducats to the Russian armies by a failure of supplies.

 In order to check the progress-always in- creasing--of the pest, in the military hospi- tals, the sick are ordered to be transported out of the city (Bucharest}in order to under go a quarantine of 21 days, when they may be brought back.

 g The Turks have, we learn, been considera- bly, reinforced at Girgowa.- General Roth, who is expected daily at Wallachia, is to be replaced in his sc0mmand at Bazardy, by Gen. KrOMts. i.s af*ts Ata Walachia is infested. in addition to all its other calamitiss, by .hordes of wild boafs and wolves, who 4deyastate every thing.

 The Dublin Evening Post of tho 23d Dec. contains the following letter addressed to Dr. Curtis, the Catholic Primate of Ireland: ! London, De. III, 1928.

 My Dear Sir:-I have received your letter of the 4th inst. and assure you that you do me justice in believing that am sincerely anxious to witness the settlement of the Ro- man Catholic Question, which by beneitting the state would confer benefit on every in- diyidual belonging to it. But confess ] see no prospect of such settlement. Party has heen mixed up with the consideration of the Question to such degree, and such violence peryades every discussion of it, that it is inn possible to prevail upon men to consider it < dispassionateiy. a < If we could bury it inoblivion for a short time, and employ that time 1.-the considera- ton of it's difficulties on all sides, for they are very great, should not despair of seeing a satisfactory result.

 Believe me, my dear Sir, ever your most faithful, humble servant, s a8 ,s

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