France, these are traits which will always remain engraven on the heart of the King our Sovereign; and they far surpass the wordy protestations of amity offered to His Majesty by the rest of Europe.

Finally, the King was in hopes that the meeting of Warsaw would give rise to a European Congress, which was favoured by nearly all the Governments of Europe, and which alone would have been able to place a bulwark against the rude violence of force, which throws down and mocks at all the most ancient and sacred laws.

To the new principle of popular sovereignty which has been so strangely abused, it was necessary to oppose ancient public law, the result of the wisdom and morality of ages, in order that by the pacific discussion of their opposing principles, and an impartial examination of all contrary pretexts, a new order should arise, entrusted to the unanimous agreement of Princes, and the universal good sense of peoples restored to reason and tranquillity.

Without the realization of this grand idea there will never be peace for Europe, and every State, confining itself to the material defence of its immediate interests, cannot but lead the way to the revolution which tends to

the successive demolition of all thrones, because each will be separated from that great association of Princes which was the safeguard of Crowns, and the guarantee of the peace and welfare of peoples.

Such things being premised, you will readily understand with what grief the heart of our august Sovereign will be afflicted if so notable a design should fail by the act of any Power which should prefer its own private rancour, or questions of secondary importance, to the great principles of universal order and the security of thrones.

Therefore, I charge you, in the Royal name, to advocate the above idea with the Cabinet to which you are accredited; and if it be not appreciated there in the same way as we appreciate it, formally to inquire of the Foreign Minister what are the intentions of the British Government relative to the imminent and final misfortune, the fall of the monarchy of the Two Sicilies.

In furtherance of such sovereign command, you will read and give a copy of the present despatch to the aforesaid minister, and promptly inform me of the result of such communication, in order that His Majesty may take note of the same for the regulation of his future conduct. (Signed) CASELLA.

I.

PUBLIC GENERAL ACTS.

LANMA to render Chapel of stain

Marriages in the Chapel of Saint Mary in Rydal, in the County of Westmoreland.

II. An Act to apply the Sum of Four hundred and seven thousand six hundred and forty-nine Pounds out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the Year ending the Thirty-first Day of March One thousand eight hundred and sixty. III. An Act to apply the Sum of Four million five hundred thousand Pounds out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the Year One thousand eight hundred and sixty. IV. An Act to enable the Commis

sioners of Her Majesty's Treasury to defray One Moiety of the Expense of the annual Revision of the Valuation of Rateable Property in Ireland out of the Consolidated Fund. V. An Act to regulate Probate and Administration with respect to cer tain Indian Government Securities; to repeal certain Stamp Duties; and to extend the Operation of the Act of the Twenty-second and Twentythird Years of Victoria, Chapter Thirty nine, to Indian Bonds, VI. An Act to transfer to the Postmaster General Securities entered into with the Commissioners of the Admiralty in relation to the Packet Service.

VII. An Act to amend the Medical Acts.

VIII. An Act to amend the Law relating to the unlawful administering

of Poison.

IX. An Act for punishing Mutiny and

Desertion, and for the better Payment of the Army and their Quar

ters.

X. An Act for the Regulation of Her Majesty's Royal Marine Forces while on shore.

XI. An Act to amend the Law relating

to Endowed Schools.

XII. An Act to apply the sum of Eight hundred and fifty thousand Pounds out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the Year ending the Thirty-first day of March One thousand eight hundred and sixty. XIII. An Act to prevent the Members of Benchit Societies from forfeiting their Interest therein by being enrolled in Yeomanry or Volunteer Corps.

XIV. An Act for granting to Her Majesty Duties on Profits arising from Property, Professions, Trades,

and Offices.

XV. An Act for granting to Her

Majesty certain Duties of Stamps. XVI. An Act to make further Provision concerning Mortgages and other Dispositions of Property belonging to Municipal Corporations in Eng land and Ireland.

XVII. An Act to authorize the Inclo

sure of certain Lands in pursuance of a Report of the Inclosure Commissioners for England and Wales. XVIII. An Act to amend the Acts relating to Marriages in England and Ireland, by extending certain Provisions thereof to Persons professing with the Society of Friends called Quakers.

XIX. An Act to extend the Act to facilitate the Improvement of Landed Property in Ireland, and the Acts

amending the same, to the Erection of Dwellings for the Labouring Classes in Ireland.

XX. An Act for raising the Sum of Thirteen million two hundred and thirty thousand Pounds by Exchequer Bills for the Service of the Year One thousand eight hundred and sixty.

XXI. An Act to amend the Act for better regulating the Business of Pawnbrokers.

XXII. An Act to amend the Laws re

lating to the Customs.

XXIII. An Act to provide for the Consideration of an Ordinance which has been laid before Parliament in a Report of the Oxford University Commissioners.

XXIV. An Act to remove Doubt as to the Validity of certain Marriages in Extra-parochial Places.

XXV. An Act to apply the Sum of

Nine million five hundred thousand Pounds out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the Year One thousand eight hundred and sixty. XXVI. An Act to remove Doubts as to the Application of "The Common Lodging Houses Acts" to Ireland, and to amend the Provisions of the same so far as they relate to Ireland. XXVII. An Act for granting to Her Majesty certain Duties on Wine Licences and Refreshment Houses, and for regulating the licensing of Refreshment Houses and the granting of Wine Licences.

XXVIII. An Act to repeal the Act of the Seventh Year of King George the Second, Chapter Eight, commonly called "Sir John Barnard's Act," and the Act of the Tenth Year of King George the Second, Chapter Eight.

XXIX. An Act to amend an Act relative to malicious Injuries to Property.

XXX. An Act to enable a Majority of Two-thirds of the Ratepayers of any Parish or District, duly assembled, to rate their District in aid of Public Improvements for general Benefit

within their District.

XXXI. An Act to repeal a certain Enactment for Restraining the Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland from lending Money on Mortgage.

XXXII. An Act to abolish the Jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical Courts

in Ireland in Cases of Defamation, and in England and Ireland in certain Cases of Brawling.

XXXIII. An Act to amend certain Provisions in the Bankrupt Law of Scotland.

XXXIV. An Act to amend the Law relating to Petitions of Right, to simplify the Proceedings, and to make Provisions for the Costs thereof. XXXV. An Act further to amend an Act of the Eighteenth Year of Her present Majesty, to amend the Law for the better Prevention of the Sale of Spirits by unlicensed Persons and for the Suppression of illicit Distillation in Ireland. XXXVI. An Act to authorize the Appointment and Approval of Places for the warehousing of Goods for the Security of Duties of Customs. XXXVII. An Act to levy an Assessment in the County of Inverness to discharge a Debt on the Castle Stewart and Nairn Road, in the said County.

XXXVIII. An Act to further amend the Law of Property.

XXXIX. An Act for the Construction of a new Harbour, and the Improvement of the existing Harbour, at Anstruther Easter, in the County of Fife.

XL. An Act to indemnify such Persons in the United Kingdom as have omitted to qualify themselves for Offices and Employments, and to extend the Time limited for those Purposes respectively.

XLI. An Act to make perpetual an Act of the Twenty-first and Twentysecond Years of Her present Majesty, to amend the Law relating to Cheap Trains, and to restrain the Exercise of certain Powers by Canal Companies being also Railway Companies. XLII. An Act to vest the Management of the Phoenix Park in the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland.

XLIII. An Act for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for the Administration of Archbishop Tenison's Charity in the Parish of Saint Martin in the Fields, in the City of Westminster.

XLIV. An Act to confirm certain Provisional Orders under the Local Government Act (1858) relating to the Districts of Southampton, Leicester, Epsom, Coventry, Ipswich, Fareham,

Wells, Tormoham, Scarborough, Ludlow, Banbury, Boston, Penrith, Barnsley, and Shipley; and for other Purposes in relation thereto. XLV. An Act to extend the Act of the Eighth and Ninth Years of Victoria, Chapter Twenty six, for preventing fishing for Trout or other Fresh-water Fish by Nets in the Rivers and Waters in Scotland.

XLVI. An Act to amend and enlarge
the Powers and Provisions of the
several Acts relating to the Caledo-
nian and Crinan Canals.
XLVII. An Act to amend the Law re-
lative to the Legal Qualifications
of Councillors and the Admission
of Burgesses in Royal Burghs in
Scotland.

XLVIII. An Act to provide for the
Settlement and Discharge of the
Debt due to the Commissioners of
Her Majesty's Treasury from the
Harbour and Docks of Leith.
XLIX An Act for extinguishing cer-
tain Rights of Way through Colewort
Barracks in the Borough of Ports-

mouth.

L. An Act to abolish the Annuity Tax in Edinburgh and Montrose, and to make Provision in regard to the Stipends of the Ministers in that City and Burgh, and also to make Provision for the Patronage of the Church of North Leith.

LI. An Act to provide for an annual

Return of Rates, Taxes, Tolls, and Dues levied for local Purposes in England.

LII. An Act to alter and amend "The

Metropolitan Building Act (1855)." LIII. An Act for the Limitation of Actions and Suits by the Duke of Cornwall in relation to real Property, and for authorizing certain Leases of Possessions of the Duchy. LIV. An Act to amend an Act for abolishing certain Offices on the Crown Side of the Court of Queen's Bench, and for regulating the Crown Office.

LV. An Act to authorize the Inclosure

of certain lands in pursuance of a Special Report of the Inclosure Com.

missioners.

LVI An Act to make further Provision for Improvements in the Harbours of the Isle of Man. LVII. An Act to authorize an Extension of the Time for Repayment of a Loan made by the West India

Relief Commissioners to the Island of Dominica.

LVIII. An Act to amend the Act of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Years of Her Majesty relating to Friendly Societies.

LIX. An Act to extend the Provisions of the Universities and College Es tates Act (1858), and of the Copy hold Acts, and of the Act of the Third and Fourth Years of the Reign of Her Majesty, Chapter One hundred and thirteen, and of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Years of the same Reign, Chapter Eighty-four, so far as the same relate to Universities and Colleges.

LX. An Act to amend the Act for regu lating the Queen's Prison.

LXI. An Act for taking the Census of England.

LXII. An Act for taking the Census of Ireland.

LXIII. An Act to amend the Act of the Twenty first and Twenty-second Years of Victoria, Chapter Fortynine, to provide for the Relief of Her Majesty's Subjects professing the Jewish Religion.

LXIV. An Act to make further Provision for the Expenses of Local Boards of Health and improvement Commissioners acting as Burial

Boards.

LXV. An Act to authorize the Com missioners of the Treasury to further regulate the Postage on redirected Letters of Commissioned and Warrant Officers, Seamen, and Soldiers whilst on actual Service.

LXVI. An Act to amend the Medical Act (1858).

LXVII. An Act to continue an Act for authorizing the Application of Highway Rates to Turnpike Roads. LXVIII. An Act for the better Manage. ment and Control of the Highways in South Wales,

LXIX. An Act to enable the Ecclesinstical Commissioners for England to apply certain Funds towards the Repairs of the Cathedral or Collegiate Church of Manchester,

LXX. An Act to confirm certain Pro

visional Orders made under an Act of the Fifteenth Year of Her present Majesty, to facilitate Arrangements for the Relief of Turnpike Trusts. LXXI. An Act to make Provision as to Stock and Dividends unclaimed in Ireland.

LXXII. An Act to promote and facilitate the Endowment and Augmentation of small Benefices in Ireland. LXXIII. An Act to continue certain Turnpike Acts in Great Britain, and to extend the Provisions of the Act of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Years of Her present Majesty, Chapter Thirty-eight. LXXIV. An Act to amend the Provisions of the Act for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in Ireland with respect to the Appointment of Coroners in Boroughs.

LXXV. An Act to make better Provi

sion for the Custody and Care of Criminal Lunatics.

LXXVI. An Act to amend the Burial

Grounds (Ireland) Act (1856). LXXVII. An Act to amend the Acts

for the Removal of Nuisances and the Prevention of Diseases.

LXXVIII. An Act to place the Employment of Women, Young Persons, and Children in Bleaching Works and Dyeing Works under the Regulations of the Factories Acts. LXXIX. An Act to provide additional Accommodation for the Sheriff Courts in Scotland.

LXXX. An Act to Regulate the Levying and Collection of the Inventory Duty payable upon Heritable Securities and other Property in Scotland. LXXXI. An Act to continue Appoint

ments under the Act for consolidating the Copyhold and Inclosure Commissions, and for completing Proceedings under the Tithe Commutation Acts.

LXXXII. An Act to amend the Provisions of "The Common Law Procedure (Ireland) Act Amendment (1853)."

LXXXIII. An Act to explain an Act

of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Years of Her present Majesty enabling Infants, with the Approbation of the Court of Chancery, to make binding Settlements of their Real and Personal Estate on Marriage. LXXXIV. An Act for preventing the Adulteration of Articles of Food or Drink.

LXXXV. An Act to amend Two Acts of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Years, and of the Eighteenth Year, of Her present Majesty, relating to the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages in Scotland. LXXXVI. An Act to make Provision

LXXXVIII. An Act to extend certain Provisions for Admiralty Jurisdiction in the Colonies to Her Majesty's Territories in India.

LXXXIX. An Act to extend in certain Cases the Provisions of the Superannuation Act, 1859.

XC. An Act to repeal the Duties on Game Certificates and Certificates to deal in Game, and to impose in lieu thereof Duties on Excise Licences and Certificates for the like Purposes.

XCI. An Act for removing Doubts respecting the Craven Scholarships in the University of Orford, and for enabling the University to retain the Custody of certain Testamentary Documents.

XCII. An Act to amend the Law relative to the Scottish Herring Fisheries.

XCIII. An Act to amend and further

extend the Acts for the Commutation of Tithes in England and Wales.

XCIV. An Act to amend the Laws relating to the Militia.

XCV. An Act to facilitate the building of Cottages for Labourers, Farm Servants, and Artisans by the Proprietors of entailed Estates in Scotland.

XCVI. An Act to amend the Police of Towns Improvement Act, so as to enable Towns and populous Places in Scotland to avail themselves of its Provisions for sanitary and other Improvements, without at the same Time adopting its Provisions as regards the Establishment and Maintenance of a Police Force. XCVII. An Act for amending and making perpetual the Railways Act Ireland (1851).

XCVIII. An Act for taking the Census in Scotland.

XCIX. An Act to continue the Corrupt
Practices Prevention Act (1854).
C. An Act to repeal so much of the
Act of the Twenty second and
Twenty third Victoria, Chapter
Twenty-seven, and of certain other
Acts, as authorizes the Secretary of