Star. — London, England, 1828-11-03 00:00:00

Repo*, which wa, pointed by order of the 1104:v rf Coro lions in .Itine, 1527. (I) “ Commissioners consisted of five Gentlemen of the highest respectability, I f wham, one is a Rflth al i Cpthohc, two others Protestants' favourable to the claims of th.• Roman Cahnlris, and the remairsing two adverse to them. No suspicion of unfair plejo dice can, theteloie, attach to the Commissi and they appear to have conducted their inquiries witii the greatest diligence, intelligem re, and impartiality. " They pu lishert, in this Bth lite; mt. the eianonations upon 'oath of the President, Professor, and some of the Student, i 4 chit; Montan Catholic College of_Alaynooth, founded and chiettrttprsted..bt.Grwernment, for the education of the Iri-h sessiWird:. - There cannot, there. tote, be a more authentic- record Of the avowed Princi• pies and sentiments of tl e Roman Catholic Plies's, leollecsed under Vie most rovoutdble circumstances. The Ties/ion will then be, to examine how far they have 'departed' bona those doctrines.and principles which, in former timed, were considered as dangerous to Ilse se curity c f Government, and the preservation of the prin tiples of morality and virtue among mankind. ° 1 shall call your attention to only three instances, anxiously recommending the examinations at large to the careful consideration of such members of both Houses of Parliament as are favourable to the Roman Catholic Cause. and to such other Gentlemen as may he desirous of taking a complete view of this important subject. " I know no part of the history of the Roman Ca. tholic Church which has more justly excited the auto nishnient and indignation of mankind than the pro• ce.dings of Pope lunocent 111. and the Fo u rth Council' of the Lateran, which e.tsblished the Inquisition, preached the Crusade against the Aihigense., mu which hist , nians crimper& that a million of persoos of every 14-..:e and sex were put to the sword, and ..eclared that all Pi inces who did ne t este• ate hereircs in recur dorsal sl.orild be eacommunicAted And deposed. " The Reverend Di. Cr' tty (2), Pi e.ident ► f the C lege, and the Iteveiend Dr. Slevin (3), Picket of the Dunboyne Est.thlishmeot, in Nl.synooth, were esamined a.: to the Decree of the Council of Liman. They cull; state, *bat As the C tined wa, comi.co ed of temporal as well as .cclesiastic..l author tit s, they do not think the Church answerable if these was anything erroneous or blameable in its proceedings (though tile Pope pi esi ed, and the Council is known to have been only an inst , u ment in his hands), but that they do not consider the deposing decree as now in force. - '' If any tiensaction could be worse than those of the Council of I.4teran, it would be •she treacherous and cruel execution of John Huss, at. the Couucil of Con stance, after the safe conduct granted to him by the Emperor, with the consent of the Cou mil. Here, in deed, Dr. Crotty is bolder (1), for he justifies the Cowl ell, on the ground that Huss merited hislAtt by attempt ing to e.cApi when he found he was ab, ut to be burnt 'ln these two instances I have only stated the senti ments of individuals, though it may be judged what an , influence the sentiments of men in such situatoins must have over the minds of their pupils, and I do not refer to the transactions of this !emote date with any view of ' dwelling upon their enormity ; but it is highly im-. , portant that the Protestants of this count, y should knob in what light they are represented by the leading Roman Catholic Divines of the presets' day, and especially those who are charged with the educat* of out (elms. subj-cts, and who, in their examination b.-fore the Com missioners, mutt. have been supposed to Italic s pok e n with as much caution and %visit to av• id offence, as a candid statement • f their sentiments woul.l admit, acid who terse allowed the In lest opp• smoky of revising and c fleeting their statements. Bur the next that I shall mention is taken horn the public T.xt Book of the Course of Divinity (5), and is to be found in the exa minations of the It v. Dr. rtitglade, the present Prefes• • sot of Mnial Theology and Dr. Mliale, the late Pio. n .va Bi hop of Maronid. i• 1 know no tenet ever imputed to the II -man Ca tholic Chinch mote destructive to niorilit) and good IA t'i un.ng mankiud, and of al+ col listener between resters olid their subjects, than the power claimed by' the P •pe of dispensing with oaths. s•iii this 'fez' Rook it is disto.cs ly laid down, that there is in the church a poen of dispinsing with oaths. and vows, as well as sins ; so that the people of England are taxed to the amount of 9.0001. or 10 OWL a yea. (s),. for the purpo,e of maintaining I',t fet.sors, to teach tlie . Roman Cu hoin.sof Ireland, that in some cases a.Priest, in others a 11. shop, and in all, the P- pe, ea st tejease them .tiom their sin-, their vows. and then oaths! " I shall peihaps be told that the Ram an Catholic Laity have no objection' to renounce the dispensing soWer of the Pope, and are measly to do it upon oath. have no doubt of this, is, for it Is vroarkabie that Dr. Angtade ants Dr. Arflale have themselves s t thus) 114 example; as alt the officers and stuJent, •.f May. smith are ieqiiired to take an oath of . allegiance, iii , which this dispensing power is distort wed in the attuned possible terms; and .t is not a little ins to ,obserse, in some of the - sub.equent ellsitsinationsois what manner some of the members of the College expte.s the scs tipk , the, have felt on this,accuunt. Leaving, however, these Reverend D..ctors to settle this matter with their oars consciences, or to obtatn such dispensation as they may think mist effic.scinus, I roust mention a titco.nistat.ce tespectoog 1) . \l'ilale which ft:tingly illuitiates the diocipl , ne ui Nl.yisooth. is a regulation at the College, that any officer or student who nay write an anonymous letter. or poisli-h any work or pamphlet, without the appruluarias sit the Pie.isients„ soma be ex pelled. Dr. hPliale, while Protestor of 'dotal Theolua7s Pub lished a ,cries of *tiers under the 'signature of I lierophilss, gru--17 reflecting upon the Established Church. It.- presented big pensphiet in pours to the President, and it wits widely cireul aid -among th. pro:Jaunts and nude! t.. But was L. M'llale expelled? Nu; he was continued in his Professor's chair, and was shortly afterwards ps onward to a Ilisberpric. Idu nut meats trues these circuit/static.% or from many others equally striking, which might be cmketed from the Iteporci, to Inter that 3laynnoth Coliege sought to ho sup pre,,sed, Of the Parhauseritary grant bandy withdraws, 1111,111 it ; but I do contend that tiro little irtgolante has ht;sh 4 in, ci •etl iu the.super intendetsce of the College, and, a confidence much two implicit plated in its conductor.; and that. in priicul.r. It appear. that a Jtsuitscal h Ciente of a very suspicinue kind has barn allowed to ewablish it-e if thrre at usiletent milts; ** lit what 1.4 coo be more inyoriant or delicate he its nature,' than that of 1 . 414011 i g the rrincipk. of men placed in the very peculiar snnanoo die .n Catholic Priests MI Ireland- , -;men of whiten their thaitis.lis sisal atithirtrs assert !list on thesu exclusively frp‘mbr the 1.1161/1 ul inlaid arid lilt peace cut the empire; and ilia t h ey sole liar coo-min: es and Nowt she artions tit 7.0100.0i.0 of 1411 fellnw subjects ? Whether this manlier Is exaggerated. and *Whet the itiussnition of the Protestants is (as i believe) falsely acid inju• rteisidt alionsiased in thew represevita eons, is Of no ouoseqmvsee toi my aigumeut. (7) On the contrary, :he *mailer the proportion tot (I) There ban able review of this Ilepta in the 74th No. of the I Quitter, limier (Published ib March, 1828 ) A ruck 7, page 459. (4 Page 83. (5) Page 241. (4) Page Mi. (6) Page 175-18.1. (84 Its the year 1N2.1, the total amount of the increase of the Cof fey of 111.yisonib was 10,60 W. of which 8,6001. arose Inuit the ip d h a ntotosty grant. and the remainder troni•estates and bequests. (7) The best estimates Lid before Miami tit in 1h25, made the him 11 ettibubCl answitnt to be about 4,11100,00 U, and the ''oyes. , L . 1 1,,, t o a b o ut I,9asit Oa. of whoa' misstated' w.Ore 4ata. blushed Church The estarmaea of the Raman Cadholic nu.cle their &eh, about ,6,500,000. and the Protestants about 4.1.80,000. . . . , i'rot stains it as 'l.'. rite Afore they 01 , tnat need the pints eel 0 .in , support or ellen r rot, l'recr.i .1116 ill 141111.1111: . Wr ri, howt It' r. ...metsoirs tohi , h.ft tier hewer .M Ilse fittest. i, l inty of a ,04 1 , d a l nature. Mkt o.n'y eterti.Al l.r thr !wt.( hrottCl4l pl 4 1 tist-s.-- 11 . hrt tor the tient of election is a . parety spittattal totatwe I leivs to the fr,-e1.0 , .1, r of Kent to judge:, but wr already know thet in the el. ctions sit Ir. laud the Priests have begun to exercise a try niendous power. They have ahead, in two counties defied ths tidbit nee of property. and rerulit.il hiehihirs avowedly as their mere creature s ., And we err threatened that o'4l will do so hi all she comitie- in Ic land. That they have the power of dating so, it their inflict:re ' over the 40.. freeholders is every where ritually Oro. apps at • from a tioeument printed by Ow House et Con ttttt nis in I 81,i, and which I thliare to be the Wyse that has appeastd In this paper the reeebolders who had beeo.regi-erred in Ireland for wow years before were divided isto three Asses---m Ulf a year, 11 1 and ins. Of this last class the Issoniter remitted was .177,000 while the aggregate of the two remaining classes amounted to 11.341itite than 25.000 (d) Those who have contended tor the admission of Roman Catholics to Parli..tuent pave always r e p t ,. ittnted the number likely to be returned as Phi inconsidesable to be of any importance; but how grossly they hhe decrierd them selves this °document, combined with recent events, too plainly proves. . " We are, however, told that the Ronne Catholic Wit y. viten, once admitted to all political privileges, would throw off" their bondage to the Clergy, and only consider themselves as members of the State. I cannot, however, discover apy instance in which they have shown a 'wady resolution to do so; nor can I conceive it possible, while they remain members of a relisziors the very sub stance and curvier of which consists in unlimited obedience to the Church. " An able, and, indeed. pathetic address, has been largely eirttn laird among you on behalf of the British Roman Catholics, signed by sense of the moat illustrious and ancient names shunts our Nobility; but I must confess that the elect of this addrt es on my mind Was greatly weakened when I observed Ilia the British Ca tholic Aomeiation afterwards returned its shank. to the 40.. free. holders of Watettord, for obeying the dictates of their l'aests, in opposition to the wishes of their landlords; Anti that, more lately, one of the most ancient of that body of the rilobihty had just pub fished a' letter. highly commending the ens- freeholders of (late tor driving out a Protestant Gentleman (those! one of the ablest ad. vacates of the Roman Catholic cause) from the representation of ' the county, fee the purpose of returning a Roman Catholic dema gogue, though they had every reason to believe that he could not legally take Ms seat : and thus attempting, either by intimidation lor chicane. (and I care nut which it /4), to establish a claim which bap been steadily rejected by the I.egislattere. " the of the most consumes reproaches urged against the upper. nerds eel the Roman Catholic claims is, that we are now the mile intolerant end' persecut sag nation rens..ining ; and this 'arcane* is repeated, till some at least of thoae who use o must lie supposed to believe it. They forget that in Spain and Portugal no Protestant is allowed, to live. eacept a very toleration to flirt tore. — that iu the stew State. of Spanish America, though atiositting the most revolutionary systems of government, the principle of reli gious toteratnni has beets unbormly rejected; and that evils the right of sepulture was not hmg since refirdel to !knish I Nike ri— ithat in Piedmont the Protestants ate co. fined to a few thane*/ mountain edifies. beyond which they are not allowed to possess property or elletilseisrof Ssitoss-s-thst in other pert, rbt Italy they ate only tolerated by c ivatice—and that ht thew and all unser Roman Catholic &mottles, without exception. the use of the liable is denied to the Laity by the ecclesiastical,atid in mint by the civil authorities. . . . " It is, indeed, extraordinary how little, even anions the cede. siastlcat student. at the College lit Ilaynooth, and the .14 suit Semi. nary at CleingisheslreUmecting which there if Solite reltlelite fie tM. ItrpOft so often referred to), the ilisile appears to he known ; and it I. nitorioes, that the priests take ,away, wider paints( sxciania munitation. even the Roman Catholic version of the New lima. mem. if given to the !sky. I .1 • rhere remain the instances, ate much relied 'mon, of l'rnssia, France, and I leilland, where it it said that all citizen. reijoy equ a l sights, and toleration, philanthropy, and concord uoiversail ) psi v sin. The Gaisrtninher of Proisda ism dilletcol (fool WO own (JD tteltioi, no Legislative Assembly). that nis fair analogy cats be 'maws br. Intro them ; bit the state uf religion in that coutitry is onderstioni toll* anything but satisfactory, notwithstanding the very laudable endear/outs of the present Ling to hitroduce a. teethe state of things. "In France the Roman. Catholic Church had received such a shocli.from the realm of the .Idevolution, that its power coed not possibly be restored, and a pshiciesie of toleration unavoidably took I place, rienwithitending the strenuous elgafts of the late Pope, who eta great permits' wish appalled Illutuiparae'e endeavours to introduce religious freedons, • •• " But the state of France is so far from being bne of .religious peace and union, that it is easy to see the symptoms of a. sfuat tr. ligious struggle in that country, which may end in ounce treuieudoua cunvidsicA. • " It appears also from the Maynooth Report, that thessentiments of the Roman Catholic Church in France, e•cli before the Revolu tion, are considered in Ireland as much toe Jibed'. " In the kiii.doniatbe Netherland*, the analogy with our Go vernment completely fails. Oars is a Protestant Government, Gagne{ by the union of two frutestion kingdoms, having an !SU. hlished Protemaat church. in . Ireland as well as in Great Britain. but emulating a great number sof Raman Catlwlic, and other sewers. Tbs Windom of the Netherlands, oath* ,ossuary, is an union , of two parts in one of which she Protestant, awl the tither the Roman Catholic, is the established religion. it was therefore int. possible that they should smite upon any other terms than those to religious equality, and a Concordat was, with neueh difficulty, ob tained from the Pope, rquitiiiig the religious emulation of the Roman Catholics. this Cuocordat, the nomination of the llamas, Catholic Bishops was virtsally placed in the hands IN the King, though they were foireeeim investiture from the Pope. • The King, accordingly, proceeded to nominate seven Ilishops to the vacant wet; but of the *even, the l'oste e•wihrntrd only the &shop of Naram, and the tithes -sets shit rentriss Wr may judge 0042 this !sample, of the probability of a c.olcortiat for Ire• laud, producing general union said tranquailit y, ev, a it it coukt be obtained on satisfactory terms; but we hnow that the lrhlt Pre. late. us, 1825 declared, beim'. the Conamittei a tit both flume* ot Parliament, their reasslutiou to soliteat to any pow gotta', lather than admit the interference of the Government in Mitt itelcolaollicti appointments. •' I. cannot, therefore, augur lavouraldy of the conrittuance of religious concord either in Frame or the Netlserl.inds, though I sincerely desire it may prevail; not only became, ea a man mid a Christian, it is my duty to wish for the peace itt ot►er nation., but becau/e any serious convulsion taking ',Lice hn either of douse commie' could not.fail tit endanger our own. At any rate, these ea:ample* are much too recoil. and the eaperirtice we can jet have of the aettkntent of thtr‘e they •ronneou too short, to Abort/ any safe precedent for an alterations& our sawn► Another assestiwi often mbar, and most assiduously insisted upon ut-late, to, that the petiole of EttgLittsl are become lavouralik, or at least not hostile, ;;..the Roman Carbolic and that it is now only a coutealpti ble remnant of bigots who oppose them. " These bigots, however, comprise a conriderable m ijority of the House of Peers. about an equality in the House iii COllllllO4ll, and a vast majority of the loyal, honest, intelligent, and sods pen dent commonalty and yeomanry of England. 1k this the meeting on l'enetsuen.heath was a stroking altostrati. n; but. a/ 1 *l.l. to prove every thing troth 'tomato Catholic autinarities, or thme ui their ativocatass t 'hall cite one of the &bleat and most constant lel those asivocates—the vrry mow ce and ihanimatu in liberation' —.namely ; the'EtlinktrOs Maim. Tie* friends ut the Cathottca hive, indeed, too lung kept laibt the real difficulty which *opts'u the progre,s 01 All Inge.. Mires lot astir relict. - "s Theic has been 'a nerbnus reluctance - perhaps a natural um wilhugetesst—to approach this subject. let it is of the utmost im portance that it should at last be fully ten.letstoud. 'the dirficultY; we believe,. is neither with the King nor with the Cabinet—nei ther with the Commons new with the Lnrds. It is with the people of England, and not with the curt upt—iint with the servile—not with tits rude and uneducated—Om with the dissolve and imbu lent—but .with the great body of the 'MUM% ur.lers—uf Muse who live in comfort, and have received swine instruction. O( the higher classes, the decided maiurity isbeyond dispute with the Catholics: 'I he lower classes care ii..thinAat all about the question. It is tunny those whose infiesenee is generally faceted for the must salutary purposes—on:mug those from velum liberal statesmen have,: ill general, tecrivesl the struugsst support—an m t ' tbose who ctrl she deepest detestation a oppression as.d corruption, th .1 erroneous opinions on this subject are moat treauesit: " It then proceads.to lumina thy friend. at the Catanlics how to convert the people of England, and concludes with thus addres s. ing them: " ' lfut of this they may be fully assured, that while the general feeling of the nation remains undies/ed. a 'Alituatry which should 'stake its esistruce on the success of their deism, would win ascii without bcn. hung them.' (P) _ _ ( may ;deers to one more statenwnt of the advocates for emancipation. We are told that the Wirt. who oppose them air growing 'old and fan wearing out, and that the ritang generation' ate universally favourable to the cause • and Mr. O'Connell bas • eirmard Itiui,rlf and hii bearers by calcuatiug in how natty year. no oppoorotcut I.4thimie miamicipation would ha lett. Is Kbe so,, why not let us die in pew? Surely it is *oath while to wait a low years to obtain with *gesterarMsocurre. ch and approbiiii• a tit use people or Ragland alining,: which could not now be effecstrti g) Journal , of ) rh.. 14° 74 7., % • C fo n i l s: l l77 .°6l , 70 ;3 11 3 a . ge • • h 'eeis wit t rset in. 1. , ••• ,• d ,ts•t owd ar ptelku.i,ari ley • tout. .4 flan. et • t t . • l'ut d it be lithrral.. - . and if, as I hope l odf truer, Mir NM .6 1 , "„, tielor u. lee. as M. ip fellers and sta• lather. h e • r hero. tio kitsch rateport. 11 and atkerer. 11 4 1...treant &pear upon it Al 'lrma to shake that gturl.ms cause will tan. and Pend' den I ledh will be again in halite time, what it lusty lately beet. —the Willi' of the crumple of the rrote.tant cause. Ibeg leave. eoncistek by reminding you of the eacellent advice of our smirk Lora Lientenant, that whatever degree of irritation wiry have been .gaited by circumstances preceding or accompanying the meeting of /ewer et y might he forgotten. as seam at we left the Ileatlik and that the Niro of Kent would only remember each other se neigh. hoot! and friends. I sincerely trust it will he my happineo to meet t eery one of my brother freeholders, of whatever party, with whom miatirty or Imeineu may bring rag into inttrcoeste, on *use terms e.nly. and " I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, " With the sincerest respect. " Your faithful and obedient servant, Foots Chy-plaer, Octal:I" " BEXLEY. illl4. 14:VENING STAR. ---- 4 LON DON. ....... MONDAY. NOVEMBER SOIIIOIB, ' PRICK OF STOCKS 1' FOUR O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 209 India Bond. $7 111 3 per Cent. Red. 85j j i South Sea Stack , • 3 per (t. Cilia. 841 j i 4 1 om Annuities 31 per Cent. ' 3 per Cent. 1751 31 per Cent. 11ed.941 1 1 Amon Nadia-I.IIW 73 IV 4 per Ct. Near, 109; 1 stsnn Vitus 75 7 4 per Cent. 18214 1031 4iii6 and .6.4 lint Ditto TS 7 Long Ann. 19 .5.16 1 5 16 India for Acct. India Stock :137 I Colinas hue AcCt. $S I i ottiticia 14 witalllS, TWO 10111.si1 K. Brazilian lids. SpCt. 641 31 4 Simlllts.lB2s,6p It 33} 4 Do. Ac. t. 641 31 4 Ika.Acct. 331 I 1 1 4 51 Wormy, Ayr, s il.h.6pC. 471 . Porteg.lida. SOC. 541 Do. Acct. 44 71 1 Ds Acct. 541 4.104014 ms I kl• . 6 perk. Ihiso.lkl‘ 1828. 311 CI• 9 3 Do.llinolo.ltot4, 181 1 nu Aret.93l 3 1/o. Acct. 184 Spanish Ikh 5 p Ct. lb/ 1 115411.14 ILI, 3 'Xt. Fr. Remo. 3 p (t. 741 lki Acet $ll F.ichange. 251 30e 1114rrisis AND FORRIO NI 111.‘11101, TN't/ Wel.' Wk.. A..on MellorAa !krill' u. Ditto Kathie.. :'Ol lams Ural del Amite Misted Mr'Acre • MIAMI. rA11,6 4)0 100 201 VII ?AO ZAN 430 Ito 1141 lib 100 YS Tdl 400 4011 IMO •50 S 11 . 16i The Fierich.Parms lett-wed last night contain the Russian bulletins we gave last week, hot no askforrinal inf.ir on 4110 I from the theatre of war. 'Flee ./.01.4111 4114 Moats, in spec...hating on the or ffirence which t , a fall of Volt na sae, have on the iss a of the camp erg n, espresser an o r moon that the capture of this ft ores., th o u g h im portant to the * invite comfact of the war, offers no prospect or a successfaf roma to Constantinople io the present year. According to intelltgrt ce form Vienna, *loch in given in another of the Paris Papers, the English and Austrian Cabinets had agreed nri to re cognise the blocka s le of the Dardanelles, and that the latter Curt had sent instructions to its Ambassador at Cr ustantinople, to apprise the Porte that Au-tria, in (concert with England, had come to the determination to invite the two .billsgeretits to conclude a peace, ou the same terms as the peace of Bucharest, in 1812. The at counts from Gibraltar. which we have copied from the Quothlienne,,attead - in the 15th.inst. We are sorry to perceive that the fever is making alarming pro dress in the garrison. Three physician,. whose services were of the highest importance. had shared the fate of the number of other victims to this invetetatecootagien.- lire ravages of the malady are said to have emended to the southern part of the rock; called Europa Porn and to the barracks established on the neutral gn und. Brussels and liambitigh Papers were receiseJ last 'light, trains which we baste given rsttacts in our first nage. The forma custain some acrossits Isaias the Itussian arm. •a, but they are ni a vet y meagre derails attn. 'they merely state, that after tile fall of Varna Warn Vittoria ciAissolued fits' se rear, tad was pursued by Piinre Ettissu of Wertessberg; it is also a sled, but upon very disputable audapriy, tbas - the small port cf Nogg,. liai Leen a secend time occupied by the IL IS•litlYl6 Tile German PApers, tecriteJ this morning, are bat• ►en rat intellages.ce of the lest sate ea. Thebillusting itticle, date) how the Uenu►:e,. evidently of Itussdan martulactutr,eot-etams an esiaretation, that dialing the ensuing %sautes., the loransuers of Eur..pe will use ,their j-int entienallars tri hung about an arrangetnent between tt►e Belligerents in the East of Europe. Flt THE DANUBE, OM la !however desirable it la to seethe bksainp of Peace return in t. Edit of Europe. it cannot lor dewiest that the hopes of such an's-vest arc more ermine than they Were a few mouths ago. Whoever recogonoes the real motives which induced his Majesty the Ravi-sot of fluids to make war against ;he Pone s and which eves obliged bins to do so, wit' conies', that notwitlistanding the' William es. Otitis of his army, the object tit :bit war bas toot been alstaioad is this first camp .ign. In all probability, therefore, there will 'be a second; thttiogh we have good beanies foe believiog, that derby the whiter the great Cabinet*, with the eateries of SW :4 Can. stanti )))) ple, web prohibit come to smite atrangemeet rei4cting the basis 'Jibe peace to be concluded in the sequel. This as without Atte aorta of our of the' panies elderly Interesied the question, certainly appeals strange enough at Ant eightSiti such a mode of proceeotng is ant onionlai accordiag to there.. sent politic.l system, but rather in arise noiarmity to k for this syitent is ewleutially founded on the prinelplas of a on& insanity r,f illtereste, ht ab the relations of the indleWriallistit will each other, among whom is' guarantees the Illailounnoee of Hit halance of power. Now, as Howls can never tie suspected ad an iutention of intettering. to the destruction of this triesess, bras eking of its power, and as it may be foreseitithot k billrakeepe be ready to cowhide an equitable and tiontourabh peace; renttin in the end no alternative. if the other panics &mike ammo k, but to compel . / the to make peace, by adfiyiksis jidatilers . a. torres.—XerroiltorgCarrespoolen, Oct is.• • • • Vitotea, Orr.:::2.—Aletalhques, 94 9 le—Bralt Shires, e dlionaorie Zoning. Oct. 47. • The .441E11.47Am' &iglus& and other Gnats& Palen, swain lib news from alley to tate as already menial. • • A. • We have given in our preceding enlacing Loyd Du. Lgg' s Looter to the Freeholdere of Kent. in jubtificAtion of hi, principles, and in proof of hi, anab4ied Attach• silent to the Coats ation in Chinch a*d St W. • .. ' -- "INUM.- - Flom tbr American Pipet ateilied t the 9th of Or. tobes : , • I Thr Secretary of the Treasury has given natice. that a fordo reslit.tiou or Out pripi.s: debt wall be wade ..as Use tat el Jauum •it, by calling In f.) - . r &alma ; the hal.ocr of the tb prr !t m ei, ..1,, the A'aliosterl Arrosol.“ mar. an a;.gregate Matt Rai stailb,,,, 'if the pritoipal of the public debt redeemed dace the sli m , ascot of rostare.s: and with the Interest *Melt Mahe p ap * and paid Jurlu the present year. strl2 Comprise a tuba mu " above twelve atillinns of our anneal revamp applied die pm % tht liquidation of the debt." paws Ty t weave ranee TO Tilt ITT OT MINIX • • 14:kW PIION bI.X141): ' On Taseday atositing.' at shoe o'cluelr e the telegraph city ah minced the arrival of 'tie" Fate yacht, having on beard Aft la orllency Toromas Cocitams. The Fart. UMW ill mbar in h a Narrow*. thirty me days last front Falannith. His Es t g e g ott left the sirssel in his barge, soder a salute, aerompanleol es ta w by Miss Coenanna, bee Governess, and Captain Bums CI l'ir, Tweims orCLoci. Dor arrivals this morning are nether scanty. The fort* i nk . are not yet delivered, owing to the Free& Mall hawks aid* very late. The ennui inarlast opened rathet heavy dna morning,sso m4 were dune at 86i. and were afterwards done at 861 for th e g c . euunt : at present they ntay Ire drifted at 8611. Titl a g h emhie In the niuset appears to be owing tai the ankle bent Vienna o h t froglatid and Aosria ate gong to intecleve In the blockade el t h Dardanelles, ae well as the versa at die two being indisposed agai s . We are anxiously waiting the urival at the Dusch sad li ft burgh sunnier', as it is supposed they win belay &Mot W ink . dun Irvin the armies in the East. CITY. HALT-PAST ONg oct.oe Thy accounts from Gibraltar ate of .he I.lth ult. which raw ' still wit tvourabk. On the filth October. IoS admitted*. sh, Hospital, 51 deaths. 807 remain ill. On the 13th oc ts i on y us admitted ; drabs, 25; WM bad died up to &tatty/edits, The Canoe Market has been fluctuating during the ta u g s h ig between 861 and Ng. and at rment may be quoted Sig to i L speculation of consequence Las taken place, but the Market Wily. pears be.my. Acenosts lowa Madrid of the star Oeteheir, state that the Ne at Ifttsaases was arrested at the asossent be was failitOill hand* Esetsrial; his arrest b., calmed great sesratios at Madrid, e s t a r Coot was greatly is layette at she ('assn. FEMALE FASHIONS FOX NOVEMBEL - 192%:111 /11911911111819 9 11191011191101i1r Or Air% sic. ' Peomossas Ural.—Dress tit black satin Torque ; the bodice made close and k.ug granted. laced belies , and behind, mud aloe poialted ; tbessletves are very large to the elbow, acid twice CUltfilie4 with black vtivet bands. fastened by jet buckles. The sleeves are smaller hues the elbow to the wrist. and are there confined by lk.r.ass cameo bracelet. W rail iron. The skirt is very tulle .04 pl mimed in all foetid, and trimmed with a pallati et black crepe las e and lasses-oh, leaves pninting upwards; clwashette wattle the drew • and toil ruche. Large circrlar hat sir black Leghorn. tied 1119.1.9 the clam ins the rig,bt side v.:iea ,rimming, truth:taus trent thaw, ' III th e e dg e of the 1.11u6 p Wawa tat black geese tibiae lair ptored oa each side tow.ad• the top of the (town. Lavender colour gloves; black prima. slues; 'Tibet slsavol.'ef laveudsta cuinur. Destuea Do ism— Mack vehet dress. made extremely ; the body ala Itusainsili mot sped brand she ►ust. with prosiest semi nts attached t.. tits (up as each .eullesp ;maim velvet drives utak r long fell sows ul white aerophane crape, (assessed at sh e n i k by jet bracelets, nearly baU a quarter broad. The skits is fulled io round she webs, and terminated by scollops instead of a hens us sou -1 leas; sorban of white arruphane crape ; the fulness t ngitodinal. sad suted by frequent bands el block and r•w~ r whet: bawlf she same sound she head. and a phials of white ostric► feathers and fancy velvet uneasiest placed fat back on the le* side. The hair in ringlet*. Whim ►id gloms, stamped and tied at• the swiss. Mask main shoe& There is a pumpkin in the garden of Mr. Nano, of drew. of the commonest ease of five feet four inches and half io et coneference, and weighing W. y • f.l mei lost a parcel 14 eink.ootes to the ainoinir of SOL at Bedntineter; on disoovering hie Jr., be of. fa ed a rtwarJ of U. for its recovery, A woman. named George C.4-tusi. foam' the notes, and immediately carried them to their Dotter. when the Litter handsomely rewarded his honesty by pre senting biota with 114 Letters have been received, by way of Paris, (tom Lisbon,dated October, 20, two days later than the sc• cowl. which had reached this country in the regular way. They state that tin the eveniog •of the 18th, a conspiracy of some of the first pessoas about the Court, agalOsi Don NI IGUtL, was detested. and that on the Ichh.upwasJs to twenty were lolged is prison. The Ploclainations sent over by Dun Pauan's agents were vet y general iii Lisbon. Extr..ct of a *tie, from Malta, October 4:—" A Dutch sbp from Tripoli has btooght about forty Nea• oilcans, being the crews of several vessels taken by the Bashaw's cruisers. Siw fill in with a croiter and shier prises. steering fur To ipoli. The Bashaw has seven snick arisin g against the Sicilians—two on the east and two on the west of this island. It an end isnot put to this war, and the cruisers prohibited bow clos ing in our vicinity, the want of Sicilian produce will be mach felt by the poor of Malts dosing the winter. None of the Russian squadron from the west hive cone 1.., except tt.e Adniirat's ship, which takes pratiiki to. day—she has no sickness on bltard. The *Gorein. mint yacht Calypso arrived brie last night. in eight days fiesta °Naples, bringing Sir Frederick Hackney. be Chief Secretary to Government, and family. It is expected she r i.l sail immediately for Slat. settles, to fetch the laritiate .Secretaiy of his Excel. lenCy. Colonel l'itt and tonsil/ 11801 b regiment) is said, avail theism Ives of the. opiinetunity to return to England. Thejth lot Royal) Fusileers *re performing quarantine, from thr lonian/Aland-. Col. Fastlatence, noxious to be with .h.s regiment, hasps hinsWll under cptarantine with them in the fort. • A letter has been ..iidiessed to the Cli irman rll the C4inmitve of British merchants by Captain Hamilton, of the Pelican, by Je.ite of Sir Pulteoey.:lSakolm, saying that shipping calling at Navatin will stood a fair chance of being char tared to car.; troops from the Mona to Alessodoa en elsewhere. The seat of the Grecian Government is to br removed to Athens, as soon as its iodepeudence Fit Vigil liiiitOblialAliTS tit ULU A.eeelllt Madras Go• settle contains an accouot of improvements in progress by the Fterich Government in Pondicherry. In April the cot vette La Chevrette sailed for Batavia, for the purpose of btifsios trom drama pli sugar cane, cape, (01distrassumn amoosst tits of Pondi .clivrty. A botanist in the service of Government his sailed in her, for the. purpose of selecting the plants. Ala agricultural speciladobs ors powerfully supported by the Government, mutstrrta of land •gsg made Cy those who evince a dsteraliiiwiomto cultivate it. Steam .agines and all other tuatitium;with persons skilled in their use, are coming out from France; and the ma chines are to be delmeied to such mums as may be in a conditioer to emplby thew,• at prime cosy and sums 14 motley are to be 'advanced by the Governmait at ininletate isitt.rest. The encouragement of the G , '- veelharnist Is not coifised ttl'autar, hot is extended to every production of the mil.-..cuff cochineal, toucon, _!%A. Mill silk ; and the prospect of success is considered so catkin. that 'tbs whole population are torsi.% their at tention to cultivation. Dyers, weavers, and inechaolcs of every description, and of the first ability, have beta 'ant to ludo. by the French Government, and it it ri• petted that Pondicherry frill becomelbs mart of all t:itt luxuries of Ilie Bast. Establishments tot a college, aril setiouls fur both sexes, ate in great forwardness, st the head of which are to b e placed Professor% and Nuns from France. Nine soon N teal Lodi T VI.. drift 1) thre Niko A Ness whits m dm Tt Oen hiss ma tiler two Ks* 0 at de Y. Nu alias' abut' 1 CtiN A.' Cast' TIM bac *Wm friAl 111 ral Mai (by eve dam w 0 IS Sc: