Star. — London, England, 1814-06-09 00:00:00

. so l'ih ,pottpn* . . In the Corn Laws, utt 1 the 4e subject . wt iglu d and consist r. d by their Lordships. Ordered to lie on the •fable. lie Lottery Bill was read the seeonil.tinte, and ordered to hit It cponed. • CAT HOI.ICS. • The Earl 01DONOUGHMQ-RE, previous to his presenting the Catholic Petitions of %%hie!) he had on a turmer occaslon given notice to their Lcr..!thips,ob slrved. that circimistances had prevented his offering those petttitlts to the cansideratut of the jiouse on an cattier day. He should take the present eppr tunity of stating that the result ot his mature anti tie liberate reflection en the subject was, that a!1-the mo.; tires and arguments which had Oven u rg ed for cork.l cediug the cl iims of the et lioliev in Ireland, had,l by secant occurrer.c.3, been increased rather than 4,1 rinitished. He knew that the great majority 4 ft; -- - - i Catholics in Ireland were anxious for an early discus sion in Parliament of the rights and maim of their claims. He also knew that mmy ot his Honourable and Noble Friends, the sincere and cordial advocates of the Catholic cause in bolil Humes of Parliament, were of a coml . 'fir opinion, being persuaded on their parts that discussion, at the peseta monicilt, would r.tther obstruct than facilitate the attainment of their object. He was, however, of a very different opi mun, because the nct.iirrences both at borne and abroad, had convinced hint that no period since the first agitation of the question, was in itself so favour able as the present tin following it *iv ant: complet ing it. He could not forget the triumph of talents, . ot justice, and argot - Gent which in thli last Sesunn (Ls _ , , I WON. 131301(1, IRON T Atlas, IRON CASKS, Ate, Ste. tiisuished the votes a ',.:1-9 irfeMb•crs in an Alter BY HIS IsIAYESTY'B , ItOIt.I I . LE r fliltS teal ENT. House of Porliament in favour of the Catholic claims. It. DICIWAN A)ID SON. He could nor turget the declarati n ot his Maj:tty's PATIN r Lac Ann startviac/traeas, astiwr's wease, Secretary of State, that " t„ilinjo.,;,o ulti not remain as .. ,SA wisesow, they then w ere:." Since that period, when by the vi- ON TUESDAY. the 14th of JUNE, will be . gour and success ot ...:c British Ar n2s, by the magna opened a DEPOT, where . he above Articles will be ex- bibbed hsr the inspection pnl opinions of the Pablic, of Mo.- ointo , tis pe . rseverance of the country in a just cause, chants Captalns, Brewers, and others; ar the. sante time, De- tile Soetneign Pontiff reposing on the bosom of ihi scrieiti4 Parophtets will be dlttributesl, gratis, to that • who may 6511 hostility, was replaced in the Chair of St. Peter. he curious to hecome acquainted with the merits of Ilium over That watt . an event of vast importance. The Sore-, Woo!) (al:hough till la ely mohotight • t) for all OR use's tar width these articles have hitherto been !v.:let:ally egstioyed. vereign Potitiff himself li:i.l cut 'ht. Gordian-knot of lb Buoys and fonts have been in ale wish the Royal :slavy difficulty, doubt, and dissention. But though his for upwards of these Iwo years, i.:.,1 vas inuols*rs thus required own opinion was firmly and decidedly that the pre so entirely occupied the Priver•utore neon,, hat It is July now. sent momci , t was, of all others, the fittest for bi inging that through the hadpy event of Peace. the l'yepriet*.rs are on the g. 1 1 ,!: it discUssion of the Catlitilic claims, events, sufklantly dlsetigasetrood at bberts. , to Ara them to the l'ubilg. The wetly of thew I,o4inettens inti 4 ev &idly be too copfene lad tree .fly • occurred both at home iind abroad.' fur the meanie( a Newspaper, nor can s t y wri t ten d e s cr iption, watch, in the judgii,ent of many of his Noble Friends, however extended, bring to the conception their lightness, sigh had rendered the postponement desirable. The late tightues 3 ) •commiT• sad use• 'lo be understood, they oust procedures of the Catholic Board were among those be seen. ' events which, in the opinion of in my sincere hiends A hey are UFA EtD OS COATED. aril so secured from ever R u rrop,.titat t hey b ecome in cks„1„„.„ like Earthen-ware,to the. Catholic cause, had a tendency to in j ure it.-*-44 aid 'heir contents, in $ hundred years, tatinot be deteriorated He certainly diupprortAl of those proceedings, and, or i n j o re4. 14 at present is the VW, by the pyrolygtwoos acid, lamented the impression they had made. In the and the rottenness of the wood. . co n tin ents which they had made on the Rescript from 'Alt Leakage and l'Afering is prevented, and fur Shipping (Wog squares and cyllushirs) they stow in'tiearly half the room home . he could by no means agree with them.-- The ',vox" are always watching, tree in the vet:ingest cur• Neither could he agree, on the other Mind, with those , rent, never want 'owl and will endure comparatively for who asserted that the lrish Catholics were at war with ever, in an climate*, as t es, never worm-eat or rot. Like the their own faith. He lamented that any thing like • MONEY. Tanks and Wards, ti •,•,. ace defentioi from Ruin. NoesttmtN, Gentlemen, .&c. are respectfully coversge in Brest e.ies as wholly dispeased with, and Time acrimony or party spirit should have been introduced iuformed, that they may be suppled with Money to any itself, tha• common destroyer of all things :1 ha-re &mon defied. to obstruct or defeat that harmony, of which it was amours, on terms eluAto mortgage, secured on Frevhdhl, C.l y K. Ditt:iNSON Will rteud pertoaallyevery day front two tali obvioUSly the policy and the interest of all good men mkt, Lesidiold Land, or Houses, Money In the rands. Mit ear Eve at the Mae.tifaaory, Elliott'. wharf, B an k s ed,. pi Wag to maintain and preratrve, and his.puld unit forbear lloctlemeois. Widows' Jointures. Clergymen.** Livings, or any iistlye, ss, ur..ot cleesi and, Lincuin's lun-gelds. .41abor Property. Pencils of respectability msiebtssorpliedontheir , "Nile A Peeeilts‘el , dier of condom/ 11 g the Business, liwanted, trom adverting to wbat Ale tenceivad a pernicious de persona! nearby poly. Gentleitrem ill and eery iibcr4 ACCOilt.• er tri:GetlielVlVl/41:410 ill A NAY or nosiness, sod wcesid do. pAilaita fro That salattity allnderitiott la whet wet 4110dstion, without delay. Applicavon ifrotn •tw.lv..: to two, o r? .vnte his tri e titereto, would be admitted 10.4 ow his tioc $ , said to half• posed at • Lao party .dianarvin 'did • *lin kpeia-paid) addressed co` Maus. Wills Lid Co. NO. i 7, he (7,11&:, it cart the aiaaastuaspt of tke . trivia—" 1 1111101itibamew,...11erkelreguara , ' r ' '.. - .. • ' . ,fttusi*saWlr s .l °lo. l l rskauirs 4 h p Wahaers imparaperstS to_battoJsimiiP togs ' -.4.- , 1 ..... . • 40.::: , .. i. ....%/•. d 4 * 5'.4.0 2 , .: ?La 1: .: ...h..t.. , . .. c.... . ~„. . t o . a • . . • . , . . • - . . .. •. ..• -. , . ' ' • . i.._ • •_ . • 1011,443iniceiveyy Lar s painted, to y; no MIN% Roads and a Nn. 2WO t 46, -street, teeth, W lac within two iloota of Worslilp attest. .. e .....„"--, • • ilia tiny waa pobil•hed, ' r - • In Ilium r ri.e;. se. ed. j9es .now. Ttlition, ot . .4 SOR ROWS . ;+ - t - LOVE, a POEM, in Font' ~ . Boots; with ember occasional Poems. • 7 14 •DAvro MALCOLM. Lt. D. •vlliggi *dial RIM 14lsbneat the Prince of Wales. ' AO liellgiaist, floret. Isti3OrMe. sod Brewo, Pater. Itorrac.row. 11.0140644.41,111.814 e mad Co. PAliobortifi. • . - IP4llllthesl unanimously, That a Hundred Gu . steas be presented by this Cony to L tkl ISlarshal Borealis. Commanaler in Civil u the Prussian Arniy, in teni rnoay of tke high sense this Cmirr,entertains of t• e consuinmat. 144 bedliant galena% and ottlasnited bravery disalayellbv h m during this protracted antic, in winch be has Ise. .to engagad tor seciaeng the !ithitiee., the revose, anti th- I.aypitiess of Europe. ! Resolved ussa t japfudy, I hat a Swor.l of the TAW! of fitesithyd Guinea= be presented by dies mat to Fla i Marshal Count BARCLAY DE 1 OLLT, COniorind.r io Cliiet of the Rut slain Artny,.&e. hi testimony of t'te high gellf4V 1 14 1 Court tains of. the consummate slolt. brilliant talet•t s, 4114 undautned bravery displayed by him during :he protracted -.puttiess in which he hp been engaged for secorhig the liberties, therepose,and ant baspineas of Europe. **sifted unanimously, that a Sword of tee value of Teo Rentlyed Guineas be presented to the 1-1 , ! - maa Coont-PtaTotr, in testimony of the Id E ,ll sense Vila Court tittertams of he con summate sltiU, briUiaut talt 11'4. and end:wined bravery eitsplayett by bin= during the protracted conihrts in v hfch be has been en gaged for securing the liberties, the repri.e, and the happiness oi Lome. 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Highly, 24, Heet-street, London. Orhere s.tay be bad, Catorfs,r °lulu 'treatise on indigestion, Scrofula, and Cutaneous Diseases, rite 2s. t • • • said, 'that the sentiment or 'pression _ cendancv." was ill Ireland regarded as ht,ing hostile to the Catholics. He was convinced that alit Noble Earl WAS mistaken ia that suppocitior, for the words had no other inierrrct itis.n in the :lord; and u.:Jer standings of all rational men, thin al a token s• here by the tirraest security for constitutional liberty and the best iaterests c , f !he on:rounity were sxpressed. The Duke of NO considered tl at in every' Government ~4 ,lhtre the principles of civil nheity were unierstood or regarded, the right to wore ip Gon ac e, rding to the modes prescribe.l by his uwu cense:. s ence, ass as clearly established As the right to playa ty or any other right. .He acre-.d weds the N. hie Esti who presented the Petitions, that alionAh &ern was no time unfit for urging the claims of stiity, truth, and justice, yet that under all the ci•com.t inces of tne CAM!, it Would be better to deter the question of `the C,attholia claims un.il the next session.. It was not without pain that he made that observati -n. The Irish Catholics had been grievoitsly tants ised Ir time to :Mir with hopes c , ntittir4ll? :•cla ont and still . unrealised. It he were to eons/ill hrs ;),a fectin;cs, be would at once .sad immediately n lease th.: entering into the subject tiully and completely. He yielded, however, to circonistansei. and I , :oked fort :Ad to the nest Session, whets he trusted that those mea.ances world be adopted with respect to the Catholic , of Ire- land, withoot which he saw no solety os..ttie country.. ' Lords DON , ucitisionc and Loscroan captained. E*rl GREY did mot know inat any pacicalar O. or s eason was necessary toe ept-aing into the v on s i.: e ration of-it question or right .G1.11 , ,:r:e.' But poising with the ;abject the.destre eariptL.t it int effect, he A*ret d with the Noble Duke i . s as evil, the N-thle Earl (Donong!imore), that the present WAS _Oa the most fit time for urg;ng the Cath3lic 'et so fully was hie convinced of the fairness, the pro, ilriety, and justice of those claims, that it they wets k b:ought forward, even then, he should strenuousiy: surpurt them. Earl STANHOPE alluded to the re:ent measure of the Irish Government, in which the Cathol c Meet ing was termed Wept That cbarge he demed.and he quoted a passage from the Con vrttiorsAa,iti su r. part of his assertion , His L a s r d.hip was proc e e d i ng to impeach the Proclamation. when Lord SIDMOU l'H observed, 66 that proclamation. my Lotds, is signed by the Lord Chancellor and the Attorney General a Ireland." Lord STANHOPE' „ I care nothing, my Lordr, for the Lord Chancellor or the .Attorney General of Ireland." , Lord HOLLAND had never tom more surprised at any thing which he had ever beard advanced in thit House, as he was at the speech of the Noble Viscount. A question of legality occurred. His Noble Friend LI( tgoolo Sunvhiosics:) quoted unt op an A t ct ot ct l'arli p arin iA t. me A - n n u d posed With the opinion of the Irish Chancellor and i the Irish Atriiwousilitoorrnitajt enhmaderal.ibn;wanlionhicithhe.attlhaotPrerstiwnothirtheitgfalnicgelieanogadl, noto rious bland erroneous. y or dord S TA smarsesplainid, and s wilo uss and L sifter a few wards from the Duke of NossoLi.who rep that any thing like acrimony should base oc• as as imassas share good rill at accord 4- "'" -- - • - - '----. -- 74 - ' - • - .;r7 ' - jIIV,. - - 11 ---------- -'' - • . . . w . • "- , , - . . . . . . . . ' , • # .. ' ._.. • . 1 •1W - ':' 1.. ' .: . 11 r lif ':.:-:.•td ,:. t -I . • .........., • • - • 41‘. ~.• rilir. - I tla: s -- '' . - • . . . . .••• , e...eestzr-.- -.. . : b.• ."7" ' • - f • a ' ! ." .. tlt bibaiiifivi . .. . ' • .%,* "N*lo' . ' fl. AC , ( . (i 3 . Trb,. • • law . ~,s , . -.issyinvutt ~ .. . ' IV - "I' lip • • _ , • U' • • . _ Sap .'. •%.: I 'lO trilitihtBl .e. •, , '. I R 1 • • 1 ' - 10i5... • est" •.. ...I i..131* • ' .o.sl ••:, . •; ~.,. :;:,, .....r•r l ,if:', • !, it! , ...% ~.... ' . 'llik, 11 . 1 .-7 it . . N . 4. \ ll l‘ t: • ' ;I'l "t:. ' 10 .e1:9! • ‘ - - • -'••••••• (• rt -- • i :. ~ - ~ . • • • - - --- - • ........-.. 1 . ,t : .... .. • •..- - -•••,, ,•• ~ . . • I • 06, • t‘ irm thso7 . HURSI)AY J "TE 13 , 18k4 , i . PRICE SIXPENC-HAISPRNNt. • . •. S • • - • • . . ..._. _ .... ______._ .. . lifr PH1P0ME44 , 11141145 1410 1 11 - g • • . sIDMik e 1 I.7II.OPVCA, May t 7. 1614. DlssoturroiloYrßE CAT.FiTaIt BOARD. %utitmary dispatch Of r'ie Ir sh claims, by propesing VP4 kiir FER P * * 1111441111 : 61 " 4 " / " . " Ilt .• frem t h• liernTlCE it hereby given, That a &Rion of Oyer add , 4S a toast—'• Thy Pict /stant Ascendancy." 'lt; • Courisor visnpa s a d p et sontjaulny, to bebiwarea IN— _.... I MI ivied and reiterate 4 rso o lo c ittse v etroerded - 411 . ' ZriiiSrer ard God Delivery, for du Triel of typos e emze ish, i lt OCLAMATION. - - ..- Meeting was composed of the disciples of the late Pitt, and they were assem hkd for the putpose of re- ' ;W at ts will repeattit& every -as tie MO Sea,, %villa's. tko jurisdiction ofthe Atlseeitilty e England 81t TUB Lollo4llltarNwr AND cOuleCiL 08 patina newest their annual offerings at the shrine of their live° 4l4 " t :. 4 1 (Is-1 . : ..' • . '. . _ i teill Ae heti lor :swig attt, is A, Old zah. s ., pa w . as F r id a y, " Whereas an Assembly, under the denomination kOTALAM P ION irtalr • MUG& . , it 140 ist of Julye af ;irk 1 44001h' morning. ..g51•1 ' •-:"...= i ...4. =fi t 'yr , ..Ascendancy, " might seem harmless in themselves ; of the Catholic Board,' h as, for a ennsiderablettime, ex. canonised Sliat. The wards. indeed, " Protestant J. nr. CROKEII ;seed in this part of the United Kindom, under pm- • kliasittill ratromill. of thst r i p l i %Wows's, 01141.artta ...p i *wane, , l anai- • the! utile " Vix et 'watered * reb el" in England. but to R teeny an of Yous. : . FAS'? .I.W.Did DOUSE, AMC S, 1814. 'ens' of preparing. petitions to Parliament, on behalf an Irish ear they only conveyed censure and offenee. ItIS 'ftENIIIG, • • ORROWs j.;irS, o4 eft .' • •, CO tin of I)IREITORS of the UNITED of to Roman Catholics of Ireland ; And whereas, ten- TIAli-IAY, by permission of the Froprietcirs' of diet ' -* ' der the provisions of an Act made in the Pitrliament li r He had only mitched on the Rescript of Qu it intend. . in order to shew what his opinion was respecting that. lustre Royav , ooiiht.garattt .. she vim Elyetestetais speetsdei . er , - c9,Af PAW of elf SRCHANTS If ANG4.4 ND, trading of Ireland, in the 33d year of his present Majesty, en- THE •SECIMT 'MINE. ' • . ,te-the EAST INDIES, a hall give notice, titled "An Act to prevent the Election or appoint- Paper, the substance of which h- conceived to be this, it )ou (the liish'lCatholics) conceive 0.21 therightBllll4 Intniselni IlkeiiniftelMlTl3 oft HORSES • . That.tbrQutirtet* General Court ok the mia Company ap- *Sent of unlawful Atsemblies under the pretence of OP/ nth tinie in We K.onilon% Millideur and Medenaolselle pointed to be bell on Wednesday, the 22d instant, at lam bi g au th ority of the Holy See are any obstruction to your FERZI will go through ilay* Aingular Ind astionslthots Per- .public , Petitions or Addresses to forriinets on the *noir Iturpto.; nuffiw, M. 'um. Williams and ft Clock in the Forenoon, Majesty or Parliament, the said Assembly is an un- acceptance of the terms proposed in the last Session of Vosti. , Eittra.rdinary vati Netivelte Performinces hy the FLY? of laying before the Feeprletors a Resolution of tile Court of lawful Assembly : And whereas, great artifice has the British Parliament for your relief, that objection is obviated. [Here the Noble Earl , conceiving himself to ING &TAO ZLPHYIL Various Feats of kiosseniansbip. 'Directors of the sub ult. chat ma. In consequence of the repeated been employed jn order to ersude the public gene- Da desire, 4. such a Beaurirl4l4 yowl" by Mr. Herring. secontnimsdedons of the Governments in India in favour of Lien. Srecials for the porme 11reParing be interrupted, called to Order ! and desired that it Tis conclude with a C.em : ic le i stot °mime, celled Roman Catholic sn Jects n rally, and his Majesty's P b' i any Noble Lord could be unmindful of the importance tenant-Colonel Sir moue MALCOLM, of the Fort St. Georg,- HARLEQUIN'S MASWERADE,IreIand in particular, that such an Assembly is lawful ry tothe *right of petitioning:And where- 13nars apes at Eialt-paw Fitre-O.St --dY rice Half-pa* Melt. Eimbilatill°l4; of the t t Pt imes IneurTe d bY him In ecinsequen c e and necessa ry sufficient rcgard to decorum, lend to the tespeCt titre N. 3 musitrua tuition for ',ass and . . iiss ai, of. the various ntivions on witch be was employed, and of his as, the law hath hithfrtonot been enforced against the front him to the House and to hit Self 'twain from tilt Tlui ,- /. 4 . --I- . - • - ....= f . ~. kminent revelers, sly JOHN MALCOLM be presented frith the 4 . 1 .f -‘ .. t 0. , sum. of sop® sicca Rupees, to be paid in 8.-ngal, with interest , mid Assembly, in **expectation that those who had l unseasonable interruption .] He 'c tliatlteclid - -.- ' CtiACe.t. ROTA I:. WHIreitALL. been misled by said artifice, watild become Sensible of 0 repeat sl . . no:-.think the Rescript of Quaramotti liable to this ..., ~ . eon, at 8 per Cent. per Annum, from the period aids tyllt- rir WO GRAND MORNING -CONCEXTS, for ' her . their error, add in the hope Thai : the Said Assembly objections which many ~o f the an ti had urpd - ' .• - tog India. A the lIENEFI I' of SUFFERER'S by WAR ift GE,RMANY, • would be discontinued without the necessity of legal wni he-given 4 , the Rnyal Chapel shortly afterthe arrival of the The Nom relative to deteibove.mentiooed subject, a e open Literposition : '0•-t against it. Much unjust censure had been passed / add more : insinuated ag: .7st the Catholic jergy r But • • Fmeign Potentate', under the-immediate Patrouage of hie Royal foe the inspection of the Fitipefietori, at the Seeretary's Office at Higitgem the Values Ruiz/IT, conducted by the Committee of this How , " Now We, the Lora Lieutenant, by and'itrith the " JAMES COMB, Ste-Mere. advice, and consent of his Majesty's Privy Council, he could attest, from a personal acquaintance with. the Weisuninster Association, the Music under the Royal and e . ',_ -_. - many of them, that there was not a more exenaplary 14We Directors At the Concerts of Ancient Made.. Mrs. BMA. pommax, m.i.voK. • being satiat ed that the permanence of the further con- bo . dy of men existing than they were. lie lamented, f3t4 ovens, and all the privcipal professional talents, both vocal ausl ACOMMON COUNCIL, holden in the Chimber tinuance t f the said Assembly can only tend to serve indeed, that they did not at all times shew that -tern- lostromiat4l,volesee on this occasion. of the GLIII.DiIAI.I. 4 the CITY of LONDON, on the ends of 'factious and seditious persons, and to the Per, moderation, and prudence which tli-i nom-shed ' • .Tb9pariieur of this Fete win be heightened by the presence Wednesday, the sth day of June, 1814. vIOI.IIiCRI o f the public peace do hereby strictly e-an- the same order of men in England ; but it was ear. Of berbutOt y the QUEEN, his Royal Higlinrss the PAINCL Re- Resolved unaultiimuly, Oast', the oral Family, the govern: of RU3SIA, the King of , Tbat an Address of Coogratulation be presentei to his hive- t i i is oil and forewarn all such of his Majesty's subiects nestly to be wished that the earliest MeA:l4 should be rarralsa, god amity other illustrious Foreigners. ail Members or the said Astembjy, that they do adopted to effect conciliation among all-cl rises and - dal Majes y the Entperor Aceicasiosa of Russia. on the our 1 .., . or 'The Om of Ticktts for each day is Two Guineas, and they don of his arrival in this Country , and on be glorious Event. oe.,p.et warlabstainf .many i farther attendance . at anon bat one person, and are transferable. . which have led to the tranquility of Europemost effectnal method of so doing w..ulsl be by timely - ~ r i n t h e sato As sem bly, an, d o h er eb y give notice, d‘'scriPtione of. his Majes4's subjects, anti perhaps t he Orders lop ? •ct es are recdved 4 ; the Committee.rooms, Free- ' Woon EHORPE. th it if, in de fi ance of this our Proclamation, the said and mutual concessions. It had beer, slid that the . , . pawns' Tavern, Greet Qeeen.street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, and at DOMVILLE., MAYOR, tiss..mbly shall again meet after the da•e hereof, ti,e proceedings of the Irish porn/laical in 93 had effected Mistsstm.ty of Lauda, Tierra, Bisterpsprealtveet ; at Mr. Birchall's Shol) , gloW Dand-arees: at Messrs. Cleaned and Co.'s, & COMMON COUNCIL. holden in the Chambe7 .saisl t kcsembly, and all persons acting as Di ethers 01 a• obtained a victory over the Government. He never Ckpropiej #414 st Mr.ackernssaa'a, tot, Swami. ' . L - 3. -of tt.e GUILI.HALL of die 'CI FY of LONDON, on the . s tine, shall be proceeded against according to law. kti.l. Tie Days of pesfaralapsy 4114 44usary or - rickets will Wednesday , the Bth day a June, 1512. ( l iven At tl•t: Council Chamber in Dublin, this act ;mild twee in.that statement. The cancessions then 4 Isi My aivert#4 • • Resolved unaninsow iv, That , an Addrrw of Co-gratulatio- be preseired to hlte M - day of Jane. (Signed) yieldei ta Ireland she derived float the justice and liberality of Parliament. He hoped Mat between-the I.....awarraareottar , .. NIANNLRS, C. FRANKFORT, O N SUNDA I, the 11th of JUNE, 1814, a ,na ry the Nang of !so Stl•,, on the OCLa4Ot! a It•!•urival , ..., • ~.. - , present time and the next tits inn , some safaraetory cita...t,e4 c,..silim, JOIIN leNt.lllO!..T, autiv ioN um be resew tel the parish church of C i . untry, art on the !glorious pyats wl tcli have led to • %t... r : o:- and complete measures would be adApted and finally 4 V; tit Y's, Villitechapel for the Clothing pod P.durating of quality of Lupo x. _ . , ..... .. . V.rOC)D IHO , k.. iv :;tiV.DA,. G. 11KwETr, , settled. Conciliation was the theme which lie had nrci ndred Charity C.ltildren,by the Reverend MOM AS LOMVILLE, M AMR. frequently pressed, and moderation he. had always LATHAM, M.A. of Bra•ennose Colk;e . aoa Vicar of Brllirg• MATO, bil ly, lamming's**. Players to begin at levee -o'Cloat pre. A COMMON COUNCIL, hol,let, in the Chaanber , . masa, .1,. ORMSBY VANDELEUR, WILLIAM sAtiftiN, recommended to the Catholic Board. A strong step .- ~. vilely. An Hymn will be Sung by the Charity Children : tier , 49- of the GUiI.t)HALI. of th , Cl iY of LONDOI4, on • CHARLES KILDARE, a. LiAbIILTON. . had been taken by the Government of Ireland agairrst Moot composed by Ale*. Plenny, Organist of lArlaiteeharel. `ii . edne•day. the retie day of I tole, net I. • ; . 4 .., , the proceedings of that Board. He was f..r from 1en- ...: ai.____ . _ Resolved unan'inuusty, That aawrdof tt e value of 'Two 'CASTLECCur ry puling blame to the Gbvernment of Ireland in that I. '' - r1IACII! PEAtt t PEACE ! Huntirrii Manta% be pr , by ails Cotrt iv Field Marshal , .---..--.—....! t.... A55,*,..., of TRANSPARENCIES, Prince FcliwoeTtarmeaci. Command,' hi C , r ier of the Adied PARLIAMENTAR r PROCEEDINGS. instance at its authority, but lie could not help stig- infra by tbeishe Artists, and Fatima ini very .uperior -Arm"' in te*tititnnv of the hit ' "" this ( ''''' i. ` -It.ttains i d - • gesung that they appeared to be too much biassed by the seosunimate skill, brilliant tale.ts. •suil uudatined br.very • • ..--- Grand Juries. , Style for ele-present glorious otaciUlon, to be I.EN I' or SOLD; ' displayed • by Wm during tt,e protracted c:oiftic'S in w'pels ' e bas ~ . HOU3E OF LORDI, JUNE a. The Earl os LONG FO LID niust.make ash -.1 tot's'''. h ito nip ir4Laticheapie, miscellaneous Scenery, and gothic been en gaged fur *caviar the liberties ti l t red• o-- a• l eke kip- 11 1 44 4 W - . Veitlf emilf Palmed.. at J. Fawcev'a M,anufae.. o f Europe. - ' •'' ' Fart RTANHOPE pres-wed a Petition from the Ward of pines, cation on a passage in the speech tit . the Noble Earl ,a_ • 1...0.re15e. *nail t and at No. 245. High-street, Fart ludo 4 W mut, praying for a postpoccment of any a1,.-r,itian w oo presented, the Petitions .. That WA< Earl holt Roinked unanituousle. That a Sword of tl.e v. lee- of Two hi the (''orn I.aupt, tu,t 1 the a suhiert .houll Italic th:cit duly saki. that the sentiment or expression " Protest:MA At- I. • ~~ iii? * r , I ~. 11=: s • nT,.: ~r' ,;! . • r • r ••• ,~,~ • - . :t' •". ~~~' r