The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-04 00:00:00

• _ . t "4104• 114 Z / • Pal .!••• l ,l E • 44 1 lam che • 4rii ,A-t„ . motatt )int ;;„ • N. 413?. LONDON ; TOESDAY, MAY 4, Is ;9 PRK,P ?hi ff Qlfto eaetee / 1 0 , ‘ taieA ,tamfriers Alt de Aca, eind Q.l: 9 lfiney flied ost ae "cal:a X IsT IWDIA NOME. Aorti ls. 1819. 1 E COURT' 4 DIRECTIONS the CM/TV) courAwr of MERCHANTS of ENO LAND, tsliditi• toile loot base. to &steal she frothy, y stivonsity to the firiersit Cowes Xesolattoo the 310 s.,eh is s i, Gomel Curl of the said CApospossi bo had tow Meese let leatbsethalt-otrest. ea lirestassoloy, Mt MI f oesi, et Sireir• irk& b tAt Forenoon, for lA. purpose of he ISo entsier.Nn sobjne of • Oral to the gebt Wollas lorgires 4 Haethats t wins a Rene/Hog of the Noet el 4 iheolsore of Mb iteo's dee. rs,,asrasootteg tb. N at 1 60 40.411. ennited n tai rrii.rut Reption .l ladje, Or she keep of see ll•rquis of Hastings, *ft he W orst I. IM Meant Cong. r „, aro relrefeed hophho Bo Low, rap. 6 foci% is iline fee w "*"ton of Ow Poverktors. et MI Home. • JOSEPH DIRT, Stertlary. JJA. THWAITS'S VELVET COLOURS harifs4 • entsi.ll/ rhea he poldie eritioottno. nod twist teethe the ni.W timothy opprob.ition •ll thrive oleo Wye lkotoored lhes with ',mi. he hiever4l thew ov.ee elov l4ll l I. IM ...hr of the atloderr/.1 the pleovirot Art of Piloting nn Velvet, few:lnot rooldrot Ilist their toorelor tionlltiet for hrtl. hooey ..f Me. dornhllliv one taint/11ra! Is apparnilon..Ui hr duly appeeristed t they haw. bre/. hr./tight to the* renew NUN Illif pergririloo. from hi. I no study tool proetire I. the An of Velvet elk oft, nod nee enolhle of rodoritig .11 the various 1i.... for riplrel.. isidorapen. oat VI-wrrt. Said infindesole sod retell tor J. A. The/4m entonfortover. !f e. 34. fart'. Cotklolt-oreet (111 e of Leiel....4te-l. flrontivirk. .iplor)s mod Sv appiintaneot ha Dorkenson, Nn. 114, and (War. Saud-wreet t 1411.4 lin•lthoor-obre 1 Rowe mad Wolter. an. 41. 11 1 1eet weer, nod Moline it... liorkill sod Pie. M. Clovirode. N. R. Velvet Poisillok t.. ht in lit Lettoot. - disc hail not helm Alyea for enllerting it.r. opinion of the inhabitants of Dee •w this occesiam, only too days titian boen ma to 'lapse between the tan ina the Mertitta end tin* Petition. A VIM sermher of 'he Nobilit and Gentry of tie counts bed not gismos their sanction so P. With respect Is lb* newt .r of Emoodpetion, if he mould for • •o. wont moppet* that granting it •neld endanaer the Protestant ascendency, he orrold be she till omen to uphold such a proposition ; hot c or seided nit it ea • rinvetion as cell founded in jostler, as it oat wise iss policy, It should hero his snippets. Mr. COURTESAY earned in opinion with the Noble Lord. and presented a Petition from Elmer. in f of the Catholic ; and Lord A. HILL • similar ono from lb. coons, of Down. The Priefion was then ea.d, old orJerai t• lie oil 'be table LAM STANLEY prygonied a Priition fine M. chaster, signed li, up•ards of ?MO poisons, %iambi . thoC•thnlit Cisin.s. Ti. noose ••r ordered to reads itself into • Committee on the lAnd Tel Comminiesiewis Um to -111 Of re qr. The Doeßing in Scotland Dill was ordered to be read a tlaitli tiam ln.mar.oot. C THOLICIKIESTIOX. Mr. GRATTAN presented Positions fro. the Cssholies •f the suited parish,. of St. Attar, St. Thoosol. and St. Goorgo, praying that, hssiva eon. triboled their WI *hate its *vomit of the sloty sad prosperity of the British Empire, 'boy might be ad mitted. to ell the blessings of the Coostitutioss. Si. _ also preseatbd Pvtillsos Ire. the Catbolies of Premise street, St. Nicholas Without, St. Joke's, and St.. Michael's. A 1.., Pirelli,* lA. seborol Protestosk freeh o ld e rs sad Isousithot‘sors It nits dry of Debits% in favour of the Cotholie Claims, whirls email rood and laid an the table. ()WlN'* viORKS. ANEW VIEW OF soci is Far as he Formatives at she flesomi (715.,r. miter. preparatory la Iv Daveloopem a a Ohm eradassll. immliarismg the , Candles/at at 11404611. Paella 1:01.1.1.. era. Prier 1. TR A Cr( mid**, le the Mee View Baeiet. 8 111. Pro. roads for ral.hm a eallrge of ladamry .( all alas* trades seal Illsoloadry. Iry Jam liellesa. (Ne-riatest from the swhemd. pablielsed is I'93.l—Report ihtt the Caomietee ado r the It rlio of the 30 Mi -1 feetaring os.l I...levarrtsse thief Sherds of the 11.11- ?WM Sanely .4 Prom% rolled Shaten.--111. Aermsat .4 the Moshe Prerogatives. vlid. Val pi .re is Lathiest in Joie aad Altos', 1817. Prier S.. dd. trued. 3 AN ADDRI: IO I3 delivered as the lohabtr..es. of New loatirk. at the threw */ the lastimakos ert.htl.hed &sr she Formalism of Chan..me The Third 1 1 .1111.4 Patel's. H. h 0113ENVAT10111/1 ea t... EFFECT of the MAKU- I FACTURINti SYSTEM. The Taint tilitort.—Ta olikh lam added, To.. Letter. on the Emplassaeot of Children lii authetarito. sad a Letter as the Upton d Charrhes red Selmals. Prier b TWO MEMIOI:IIALSaa RIMALP 0114 WORKMI NAVIES: the Ir.' palmated to she tiaversmems af rer ise and Awegara. she re.md t.. the %tiled Palle/11 mormabled Cmgarns al Ails-la-Chapelle. Prior .. !dated tar Lammessa. Rev., Orme. sad Laws, Pa ll arranster.gew g sad la be bad ar all ..41wr ;1114,N EXT TUESDAY. THEVTIsTII7. " arm: , kivaumAY.6o. On nbieft Doe Tlsrear e lFtladdesiosis tell reecho MAX 1N MON F V I ---lo smitil m tant/ittr - . , 01( XIS sad Ai A X , ere sellind a 2 4 7 l . o tir s Ui. diort-liroder. 4. Combat. did S. Cli a, Low dart Ml be bie Adosss be ter (i eau., Ii m god loads SBA el sit'. Opt. nee obsess letworiabls off , d oddiet„ do , road Mirk. and eberefnee Tw r ed!.• to weir, tiny pallsleelew Waite i ware It to say, th•ii Li Ike lost 4•t- SID (.. imam) *moll a snow.. osfaboe of Cael..la lb-a as. Ater (firobirres s lialliilij stared nod wild It Capitals. Ms ideitiao one Pelee of 0111.1 kit dod Hot*. Cavil el r, also ear al dee ram P'r'e of Tickets, by tablets Moe 114641.0 k maids obtained Wee CanisadS and la she rye Ihte I aa -140 tiimia. SI , h i : s oelel wirli eee of S.r .; oll?, ae rt •Oftlei n ther re rl i triteli l Rr. VOilleaP bi Ibe Veiled R i.e.laub, sharees eat albosis:ll ' 7411 ' 72 pa l lid,. path Of she iseekeeme Li.t of Capitals be has li. sod ebeisob BIPH sisioileas the Owes where to iota s., R io sew to, be west. loamy lernaPee. aeon the Cana la Voider& 11 . 1 so Abdo Ilar Gapitab, as tbas =Jibe Os ea- Tba aims) priz- .isalierll•l4 as tame : A Qinseree is Nireedisol 1 AN Valid.. to S•fr•ia Nola(' ASi esersab as Ediaborffh !• Aa Fiala 1i,..1.1 %Ma *O5 A fliaseesob to M 0.,. "rib A *lamb in Iti&tebsed A Retrain% eo Plaids A Siturengb vo lindtbaeson A Si sseraib 6. b orr mimosas A siateenta sd,Dattaioalb A 11121Sosill oot ri•enareed. • The reseal Wiser, irossi-ie of oids 10.0L0 Tome s . ) et en.. SOW iS AI OPP% iisll I 0 0 ...4, LOU It ' PR IZ I b • • stIP,OOO I! ! 41k4 lbe. At. Jmid Si VEWKIGHT i es t.qsamilit floo. iv'). • lk 11 4 .kiimie he Hec irate Laker, a eel, baAul) wkrts, le berth Drawing . • Tek-Aay, Ibr Mk .1 al., r iber•eak plakele ..f b:•• irc H ~miss nwat, embetiees, per. Heslarit to rare 'women, fee TA let Me Goal Primed AtileAle) mutt be trams W tbeibet rove albeees. TIN Ikefor coottaim L...Pvsira of ;....111..011 hiefor. • ..‘"10.4100l womb 1... •••• ..s &olio Is. nee With 1106.0istins:.ohtlio riti wise* Cap/a4, Tido* h en diesfoofoovhb• are arrelniss their ..14 and For. torn* (ikee, Cemeull's 91. Hauberhel ; 11. Holborn; •1111 111, Oaken-ra...• t when ilk) 8.61.0. in Share.. ; dllO.O e I' 7Rf • .49000 41r°-41/1344A111A :ay Atillentfo diet disospiasis;* is of ss 111 DINS IILAOItING. pr.- 4portd h ItAlf toe MAR ~.they he., odogoo l l a a i m is which their ohlteto ; ff. iiidh blotto to. is so row opinssorts pinned N. theabore. the. they trust an attention in HO% owl Ore dillreesow of till taw, oath is salute all *Het. pro—. Will eimole Ptlehtleerr of neer 1.. detret lie i•eporltlint. Rent J I PAN KLAN( I Nii, web mod 5.441 Wh o kissle by DAY mod MARTIN. 117. V.dh Ih.dbnn. sod retailed by tor rivotood Moron. Dlogeis. Iroessoaress, rut : Noet-oodiers, be. as ale Vatted Kharkov. I. Bet io at bd.. Is, ..d le. Pd. each IiEMPRS4ED with a jolt and homer). wino of Me emlitaileos maks arida/ frost the inieiliciosa enamor of • COFlnill 1111111•1 crostrarterl In a .parer lee well home to esquire eetostros. iota ..f.eo (volts* as ire irativoy 001 • a Mein of distioomed and almost ernhipperlable siEttleas. Dr. ',ANY rr-prvfolis tab the neresnien eI th , oe inherited. to IS perish* sod mos Irreinr.l wortod of moo. a..llke the a d. irestisiod . esopim a the Aar. or Stir 'WA, (shooed toshot at the.. n elk* h.+, the *evil of pv..moe to the sot. led torah 14 lo oat hope." Dr. body stelio..l ptemone ie pledge hohilli • NW; o , nosy d.ssillitoia new: bogie for N. hue- an hi& nh. aimed t. s shrelea and ...re. al skill. run be ionised. be promises ▪ (war, *Ord,. lo Moor* lOoorolion t heti% wade !orgy softies Ily elles•tioo, and its olltbOlo Ina@ ad. fay- ales prolriel. re•l rtertle., sad helm lisittsfed the trootreodeol torero which hes atowepaiwol his ea& of dorm* the tonne On time and &sherries I=..e. hit 10 erembied se olieron its (Oleg ernsbeenre.„pre. *I sate the.., i.upefs.l a- 4 eurearanion. beesittAle hotlarre too be bidetrd 11l native ..f she wprolerisv of l)r. SAW. epees. whore bas hero fogad to prevail. eves alone essiorot latest r..aia.rl by 1.0.1.. tiolinstrar., has hoes W eir. sod. ID ate shoo. c. 5.* 1.. &trews. Dr. Essay 1160 bo alloNl 'quells linneuste to reonmo she .iiimaerisi and reernire a 1 Um hoarse meta*. whieb robot• set, n . NMI nosh arrested, fielonstis reader oodeforr the very of etisteees. rmai Ibi. ibsolesioo 'dote ef baby 00l writes,. by re•oelsomiso the frame, :sod atirbste low and "WIWI, to the missed ordains. Dr. Miley *happy to tootle% the moo beet* sod positive Illoillons that the risllbtere of bosh %elev./we it , tuned; • mods perseorftece i. IM meow dittoed be*, ads rpaeorol. Dr. tally Y rel. hilted deals. at ..mt, DOon-.anti. Soho, 111 Patera's of bath !ears.—Corentry kite's aeon mpg/4W attectios by renews of s-rood poet. THE IAM-established rope bail's if Monts. CURRIS awl C.,.. erowillarol ohlo their writ-banes ovegkors nod wet!. is dee treater, ad rowers leo. Mess elk ewstomira.. milled thou • reprise flakes ad a *tided 11111(trenee 010., •11 other oartitheroo. Moen. Carrkaid c.. eeaalwr esrleosy. bed Mennen .4 tho !loyal Colleges of Law doe mad I{4lo/11111111. pre. ,- 0( 10 dee Public the rook of IWO, 2111Irt ioceraol r birltor.ll.. when 410 1 . Alfeet 1101.'err .1 VrwPfrill C.1P91141111. NOllOllO 1:lrbOsoj. Yeivolar RehNotho, sod Atone of net Moo. Sitirowee of the Urethra. hc. hr. Ss. proved ohhealv itiompheist. Is siialit wed r. oat roes of infrerios. $ prate' Cwre h OA to tor .[tort pel,od of too dove I sod ea 'bow met en woe towsekemerl Isilhes, where other Prooshiesers ilive WWI of weer. a proper poserverwee in their phis of trammed to ken* to the' lielieut a 41000 Nod perfect ro-establi,hoest. Is Netter Debility. whether pr..ilared ay esserivial meow% by lie ishooreeoe wojevreos of swood Omen., by wahniui mg denre 0101114104 1.61101. or by may other woe, tote they p.veceihe will itooore the hairpins OWN to Improves ..e. • kooky 1.40 stied. soft mewl. emend Noldiroos awl Gem:ergs of the aro nNorethibilley. haw loess mitt fho cure ▪ lrwn. Carrie Ned Co. fur the reoweal W Cooploiats the Ur. 'torn, Ilirlthscr., be. rind heels( received a mitieid sal perwiewit roe, room thet reference say be rook to thew. ▪ yeii•fortory wileark-y of the Swam, roperiscity or Melo.. form sod Co.'s .la of treatment I marry of the., G. nol e men bare had imrinere , free Ins I.' mesh Irian, and had oven Ow We este of !!!ruin. Home. Heaviside, sod abet Seeeee•ss. of rqumt nsisrare. oho arse spud the core by the appiteatio• of the tarter Cad.*. witessi *semi. Neon. Curt Wand C.. may he he 011111.11eit, with the grealekt &DM,. emry. aed Serwer, it their hose*. tYo. Hals . e.b•Warden• — Pahrab is Ile robatry ere reward to woe the pane. rolon thei: emir, ate, Wit general habit at kr. es- Howie a 'oakum, for wavier sad motirkee. • loot lie Wee sill Waives or tent lo 11,0 pert of This/Woes. Tr, imore that 14YrPey 10 100111141 Ir• our ode: ahleg. tb., restage 01 were last he aided so the account toe sestlieleet —lO7, -Hat lowsartlea. IMPKRIII. PARLIJIIKNT. novas or LORDS, 111• T 3. Before four ....Wei. Mr Oat.lo wen. odoonsottood 1. Lord C.... VO•toolo Coco L.ro Po*Moo, me Ibt Karl .f 1. 4.1 ILI TONI plooroool P , iiltio• from the Sioresits of 314,nf mpli-.1 r I ..Ire I Alz t. Ti , . ENO ..1 K I NtISTONi peroes..4l • Potisloo Cross tbe Cotooße...f 1.• s% 41( for soe nroorli ~ 1 'Now ilkabi • Itlnr w bode r %rho 1.0 As horn lbi• State. Marquis (0 • % (;II A M prerherd a re 4.4011141 1.. ti.t above Mkt from 4 1-1,4-. ts. 1•64 TILE COMMON!. Mr. n, .glll.l. •aie. all .1* tier". an Freon. Pm, and .Me 41k A1 , 1;311111e• 13 11, which wen allienraralla reit/ er•. .11er . - . • • Mr living. fro/. Carlorrata•to. rearefri al Oft bar Acc o s.. •.1 • ,on 'ow's alai tarn spoiled 14 several 111148.5. Fad FIT•M 11.1.14 i ll p1.4111f• • PNhiit from the Ores. pwr. 01 L Hauer/ wastre. pray.% for prolremas IMo• .4 1.4 pv.. , ••.-0...f obror reel Tar Fa.i of biACCLE•III.IbLII pr.vreard • P. 5,.. • f ad Boobors. 1.., a reeleiaa Creinislat Lair. The preseTrTmei a Petelos feen illetagess•lei Agoimi Ibirismso rem Arc liaHS Mer.R.totil h. but .he Sonnet M Omer tern re sitelMe4 a Petits i Item keratosis Not* 80.0..1.- Wake, aka I the emsemilmt A o were rolled tee Ca.0..15. Clef.-. He pitr.o..H. lloodo Nothing of she rulers 1.. 'he Peosoo. but be rodeo...se it I. br uso.t re•pect.4l% slued. While preecosioo It, Isour.-soer. he oho IJ •.1 b. woke so 54. •wo seolesoos, he sseitAlld lo &Awe th.t be d. +e4 i. 11.5. whit lAe fra.ners.4k. Tber belifoed dere would mote greet dottier to lb. duos If Ibr resseeiti•or for obit* toe Gotootieo OA pee Mooed there ireareed. ober, be mop bo viewed that far sold gooier Sis. Met% Is f.e tarsi gal bv *lthaakelait them. . .• ' tliihop 4 C EST lin prcicoleil 't • Pellet 07 irps. Mier , . lbe IK tlne+4; sit Int procredlle fieto the *trillions. nod Cl•ect wf Ist Arclid.megior% of Melissa, and IM .Ater Onto the Art Weston sad fleets of eh* Arehteesoesi 4 ft oritiouico lead. etpooha,ai Mbe saw floe, hie Owe per. ket at►friperni is she seotiohmes of boil she bodies oboe Pell ratripted wick, T. e Ni•leup LIS lIUR Y rammed Nor Peiiiiser ageism else Catholic (Wows hew. Item the Ikon .sd Chords and Clem/ 4 triotolouy s wood, fr.= he A ielideor.ary 4 !Weal shwa, Pm, the A rcittlessithrs 4 Malts; Aserili. from the Ater ileochori mod Cleisti of Kos. The Awesdneat. to she Stab' Jerits Ehleoileo Tr.,' Rill efft rrporied awl agree/ to. tissiktbe Gamow C0m...,,,,i0fter, Bill was ni.os orrld ta .ecomml floe. Aloe , n e ()Met of the dioehmeeill for Ibr •Peond ~t tie Mineral Altar Putt. opus uo the ail ...Lire of ille Earl of Liverpool, their boirl.irom rs4r adJ•stazd to 110Usa OF COM tIONS. P.llllOlllll IMP prieseimed freer Barest.. spine; Ilse Perish Clerk.; ; from Pe.,ryn aisles( foe Poo rya El•etiors Ball; bow Wilton and toinceetPt sVlpat the Poor fkirlyment Sill ; from Orton—trop the Drapery of efillistienity In the 'Nev..** of Et Pier —from Sitimpet6—from several patithre egoism the Catholic kilelms; iron Clerkoiserril ape Si. Leonard's, liiteredoeh, raspiest to. Peri l & Clerks Bill; from Sligo, aseiert 16P Claims of the Catholic,; a similar elm from frondeoderrf ; and mar from Noin• in (o, l mm of tee Catholics. lleriart other Petioles' for ad ageism the Claims, Irmo also pee seated. The Report of the Orford nas-light SW was berteght op, and the Silt ro.coestalts•d. The Paddiotttw sad Limahuer. Canal pill was road a third aloe, and seat I. the Lards; as was the Peoryn Eleetine 13 , 11. Mr. f. SINNER , etevird far a return of Coals ferelsherl te the Public Otiose in the years 1813, 1814, 1817, etad 1818; and also an aceoent of she Coals exported ha then years at the espouse of Ga. seroweat.—Ordered. T h. liake.ra' Reis!alias Bin was read a woad limp, and esirmitfod for Tkoreday. • _ _ _ Mr. BkiTAIID preseelid a Millen how Eseter l eininst any farther concessions to the Catholics, which, the l'oti&sere were of opinion, could net be granted without danger. Us Wald Ines to odd, that he fully concurred is this opinion; be thought no forth'r concessions to the Catholics could safely be granted, or insoesbly expected. Mr. NEWMAN said, be bad turd a report that he intends.' on this occasion to sole contrary to whet he had formerly dose, li e declared b e b a d no suc h Mention ; he should vote in support of the Pretest ant interests. If the Catholics erre set protected 's* they already were, in their property, and the net cite of their religion, he should, perhaps, sots sla. fenstly, Loci EIMINGTON comptaluell thst IsMini .-'• • Mr. 1100110 N prowntod • Petition ftow the Archdeecarbry or Colcheitor,eignotal by 2500 potshot, against (kw Callawlie Mr. WESTBIiN felt hirriaelf pined to differ front en respectable a body of hit consiitimnfg es It'd signed this Petition ; be, differing as he did, he felt it his iloty to state his opinion. 11. was as oars • friend os ant wan could be to the Protestant Eatah and would be aa reluctant to agree to tr. adoption of any wooer, by w hich it could is the most distant annoy, breendengererl ; bar he felt no apprehension in this coat, that adopting the Claims of the Cadman would hoe that 'too. Th. motion of in-si g ht atintld bite for its object to emend to mar fellow *objects • participation in th , i,e tights mid privily's, which no trifled, and from which they were ea. eluded • sod therefore it 0,40.1 hose his sepport.. The Ilsttirion was then received. Lord MILTON pre...mod s Petition from Mr. Charles Pitt, spine the Retern for Carmatford. Thar Petition yes nrdertti to be taken into cousideraties en she !fib r 4 May. 040,11 LESLIE presented a Petition, signed by 10.000 ffihabitsiits of to. enmity of Most. hen s against ally further eoticesainos to the Catholics. Gen. WALPOLE thought this sal sot a Petition s bet a Remonstrance. The SPEAKER raid he was et • Iris, how the How* could recetre this which was c•lled a Petition, set asked triethiog ; it MS, in fact a statement of opi. Worn. Dot • Prtitinn. Col. LESLIE said, if such was the opinion of the How, ite tumid withdraw is. The Petitioo was accordiegly withdrew it. Mr. CARTWRIGHT pre*ented a Petition frogs the Clergy of the A•el.deoceery of Peterborough, eas i ns t the C4,1‘.1;, Csei us. - Mr. FATEILN cook] not sorer this Polities to pass without an observation. He doubted much how the Clew, it or In a body, eriadd come foraged to ;whims testnat • vanities of root notiestol policy, i n which rho Clergy could have oir greeter Interest thee any other indirideal in the country. Th. Item might as well submit to mei., Petitions free the AIMy es a body. He mast now protest whist such Petitions, as eliconstitstional. Mr. PEEL could not swim such deetfilt• es this to pos. for • moment without animadversion. Witme r i said the lion. Gentleman, could the Wettest*, of ' Tole asion have learnt the doctrine, that the Clergy, who were by Act of Parliament escleded from a seat in the Hereof, could sot constitutionally that Horse, in modesr, decent, and respecifel language? keatfl-1140 was sorry, indeed, that the Ilea. Genilematt should, on such a night as this, I have started such. doctrine, since it could not but' , injure the Ms► he professed to advocate. Mr. mv.THuEN cordialls agreed in what had been a•iti by the Right lion. Gentlemen. Ile could not but coesider the lenges*, of the lion. Goode. man beneath Mos vs intolerant—(Hear, hear !) sad oircoratitetioma tn.., when he attempted to de. ray to any belly of his Majests's satires, the right at Petition. If any body of men d ed to hove Owl. petitions wended s • more than another, it wet the Cle , IV.-=[ near, hear !1 ESTER N, in • strain of warmth, complain. ed of hawing been intentionally seisrepreecwet! by both the Hon. end the Right lion. Gentlemett. 1!: had denied to no person the Right of Petition, bet he had denied the right of the Clergy, or any other body the, convened, the right of petitioning. lie would ask, if the Petsri,,es o f tn. Clergy simian... bled, were to be received, how could the Petitions of 'the Army be rejected? And he would ask, whether there was any man bold enough to say the army had • right to petition ?—[lker, hear!] The SPEAKER. bete interposed, end observed, the Honoerable Gentleman must be aspire that he rose for the purpose of elplanation, end that be was sow going far beyond it. Mr. WESTERN again complained of misrepresen. tenon. Mr. METHUEN assured the Hon. Gentleman ►e had ass intention of misrepresentiog him. Lord MILTON avowed himself of the some dipi. Woo as his Hootostrable Friend (Mr. Writprn). If t►e body of the Clergy were thus allowed to petition as a body, why might mot the Ist regiment of Gos.its some to the door of the Mute, with their Colonel et their heed, sod present their petition. —(/tear, hear!)—And if they were allowed! to do so, ihr fractions of the House wash' soon be et co PIA. Mr. PLUNKET could not agree in opinion that dm C►e►gy bed sot IL right the, to petillow ; he could Dot, however. bet regret that the Clergy should have wood forward on ansinetly sod werndv 4 5 ,1, ./ bad done. They seem to have considered it as a re ligiose question, white in fact it was a political one. M►. PEEL. begged to assess the Hon. 6.ntieman (Mr. Welton%) be had no persoeal feeling t,.war.ls kilo in whet be had said. He C!Old sot, Ise•mr, hear it said the Peggy bed es right to totiti..n us their corporate body, sad ow pretest trait such doctorate. .~ v , 0 Mr. GRATTAN the. addressed the Speaker,-. Re begged lease, in presenting these Petitions to the House, to represent, that whilet be was most ardent in his wishes fey Me attainment, on the part of hill Catholic brethren, of their indisputable rights, Ito was equally ardent in his wisher, .wally confident is his hope, that the success of their application to Pailiadient would upstairs and strengthen the Pro testant Religion, the Praestaot Constitution, ski Art of Sertlemeut, mid the seer...ion to the Throat of these realer% as by law essahlithed. the iden. dicetion of the it.. 115411 Catholic ciao• with the Pro: imam part of his Majesty's sus jests, he entertained the iireoxesi hope, the must ardent especiasion, that these Iwo religi. rts, belting to each ether she strongest resenibtaisce, having the ease Redeemer, this gam. G ...pet, hsr;nis, &inviter, though cer tainly not the rime sictaments, mlgl.i secorelte shelsyse under the common roof of the ftatCA• of the Bris s .h hen-arts the proteminr Its: loran, and in the is sirship of eat common 1.241 1 issitiog in his puns, in different sides, with UV: variety of nature, hat with all its concord also. Petitioeisrs homily pined for theormiers end their descendants through 'stare generatieni, the Coeseete Lew right of eligibility to ciglaist enimoratied races, from which they had hitherto beets exclodiul, becalms User would not con.ent to ah!are the articles of their faith, sad she rites of their telleinii. 'ft ay had morlimpaly kept clear of the philetophy of the times, end simply claimed the Common Law lie t of efi i iio Wiry coder the cesstrool of Parlism•tti. If PAO*" meat continued this disqoilification, them would it impose a sentence of condemorithro against fli n gs vale, ell yet, had not been prituounceil 4:dry of any offence. The feet of the Csiltolie Writ's defies gooney should he first m 161,16140.1, bef:te they could be fairly called on Is este out their ienoceusse.— They now merely sobinittsJ to the logis'etere, that they, by the Comma Law of the laird of their fore. fathers, hail a right to tech eligibility. Not *air the passions *hick once had Willed in the discos. don of this question, bat even the el fiesta on ir meja they possibly could 'user, bad bees done swiy with, by the tone of the present Petition ; Parliament bad ezerrised a right of mission, conslitationally with a view to secure its own parity. In this manner Pismires and Pardoners had been escluded from that Room. But that noose Lad no right to exer cise a disqealifying power, where no joss reason @s ilted for such disqualification. It could have n• sash pretension derived from men; it sorely could not allege any derived from God. It was contended, that the Ordinances of the Catholic Religion bore ist them the evidence of cede ineiplea, which 'modeled them ineligible to 611 certain highly confidinvial Cattle.. lie durations. The Catholics had been c!iarged wills instleation, or disrespect, or both, to the moral Mill. !adroit nf an insih; but in dhut inseam hod they proved either? The proceedings of Coondits, thp proceedings of bodies or individeals, might dleitallotte their helier—het *hat facts in any country lied oc curred to prove they rodeo valved either? None.— Pamphlets had been written by different isidisidsoilS, claiming privileges all dial 'sot allow, or few woul.l wish to me exist ; and Candolphs'a• pamphlet had been mode en argument by many against the otirtatiz thisemeet of she Items. Cathottcs. Th. she Jesuits, the fetiTel of their body had also honk i talked of—bat what bed sorts af4irs to do will, rho Ineestieation of the tibhjay , t ? Intlivideats.m;girt write and think as they h t t polo. smiler, het stuns generid charge s a isitot si.e R 0171311 Catholics cosid i.e rioty deduced from their acts 1 None. Set these charge. were not made in psi( spigot thatbudy—botagoiost every man profeAsisis that religion. If so 7 :ds chairs were offered to any Judge, sitting in judgment upon partbre aria;good of minsieslity, owerd sow act of on e or tow, be considered eurrelesite autumns mil ' liens ? If eviderice mete oven adduced of cribsinali. fy a s ainst individuals, and s body charged, wooid the criminal acts • f the few hr convideted . decisive aphid the body ? By no mesas. Cuens.l might sabetliberties with the Cite. urge the preealtisce et &mimes opinions being entertained by the million s Ileums, it hod been waved ',inn the miss ; bet in ssufmieg op tbe evidence, ono:d the Jails. derlar• to the Jury that the case hod been made out to far as to eitiviet the still oo ? It would ho moose roes to be ' Bete it. The Creed of the C.'hnlics shoot.' be taken from their ow. essertiohs, ani; net from the esrertioess of lilmor 'Mailed •to their Claim.. Individuals hid disclaimed all ease obedience to she Pop.. Ihe sin Universities, who were cosstelted on the &Ike', hare discleimml en the absurdities Imposed to thee!. asd +hat 411011 1 week' be expected? If .tr a ms, h t e lms i leaders of the Catholics , refigiort Mint solemnity denied the tehge"lat"pdaTali,nagcsKt