DIPLOMATIC REVIEW.

(New Series.)

"Of Law, no less can be said than that her seat is the bosom of God, her
voice the harmony of the World. All things in Heaven and
Earth do her homage: the very least, as feeling her care; the
greatest, as not exempted from her power."

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THIS Periodical will be devoted to matters of Government and Justice. It is undertaken by men who deplore the heedlessness of their fellow-citizens in respect to the nation's acts and their own duties, separating the Commonwealth into parts, calling one internal, one foreign, one domestic, and one colonial.

The endeavour, through the means of this publication, will be to show that the Laws of England still suffice to rectify the evils of the State, and to prevent its further decay.

No. I.

DESPATCH FROM PRINCE LIEVEN TO COUNT NESSELRODE

CONNECTION OF REPEAL AND THE TARIFF

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF IRELAND SUPPORTING THE

CRIMES OF ENGLAND

DEFEAT OF RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY IN SERRIA

NOTE FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF SERBIA

NARRATIVE OF EVENTS IN SERBIA

WARLIKE OPERATIONS IN CHINA

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3

26

71

77

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No. II.

DESPATCH FROM COUNT POZZO DI BORGO, DATED PARIS, 22ND

DECEMBER, 1826

OBSERVATIONS ON THE DIPLOMACY OF RUSSIA

THE IRISH CATHOLIC HIERARCHY AND THE EMPIRE

SCINDE AND the ConsCIENCES OF MILITARY MEN

EXTRACT FROM THE JOURNAL DES DÉBATS

DEBATE ON SERBIA IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, AUGust 15. 185

DUTY OF THE CHURCH IN RESPECT TO WAR

ON THE RELATIONS OF THE Eastern and Western Churches,

AND OF THE COURTS OF ST. PETERSBURG AND THE VATICAN 227

GRIEVANCES OF THE CHURCH OF ROME, IN RUSSIA AND POLAND,

THROUGH VIOLATIONS OF THE TREATY OF 1815; of foRMER

TREATIES BETWEEN POLAND AND RUSSIA; AND OF THE

PLEDGES OF THE CZAR TO THE POPE-(State Paper.)

ON THE STUDY OF DIPLOMACY AS A NECESSARY PART OF THE

EDUCATION OF A CITIZEN

EFFECT OF THE MISUSE OF FAMILIAR WORDS ON THE CHA-

RACTER OF MEN, AND THE FATE OF NATIONS.-No. I.

NORTH AMERICAN FISHERIES-No. I.-NOVA SCOTIA

STEAM-VESSELS TO THE BALTIC, AND THE RUSSIAN POLICE 387

No. IV.

ON THE PORTFOLIO:-FROM THE CONVERSATIONS LEXICON,-
AND FROM THE AUGSBURGH GAZETTE

THIRD ATTEMPT OF GREECE TO EMANCIPATE HERSELF

THE WORDS AND ACTS OF SIR R. PEEL, AS INFLUENCING IRISH

AGITATION AND BRINGING REPEAL

ON THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION.-No. II.

EFFECT OF THE MISUSE OF FAMILIAR WORDS ON THE CHA-

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401

425

452

471

RACTER OF MEN, AND THE FATE OF NATIONS.No. II.

POSTSCRIPT TO" THIRD ATTEMPT OF GREECE," &c. p. 425

. 575

[The passages suppressed in the former publication of

this Despatch, and now added

ERRATA IN Nos. I. AND II.

No. I. p. 55, line 5, after "England,"-insert "if either of these events
should happen,"-

No. II. p. 154, line 1, for "gist," read "rest."

p. 164, line 8 from bottom, for "entreat," read "not call."

p. 168, line 14 from bottom, for "priests,” read “prints."

ERRATA IN THE FIRST EDITION OF No. IV.

Page 456, line 25, for Repeal of the Union, read legislative Union.

541, line 7, for Their religious man, read The irreligious man.

541, line 26, for separably exist? read separately exist?

544, line 27, for and thus this original writing is extant, but their

power has been derived from their real value, and their uses not

from violence and abuse, read and thus the original impress and

end are extinguished, but their power has been derived from their

real value and their uses-not from violence and abuse.

545, line 9, for repressed, read reproved.

,, 558, after line 2, insert From this time the Church of England never

raised its voice against any crime or sin committed by the nation

in its corporate capacity.