The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-28 00:00:00

--~.-- r.p... lio. 1230. ‘I THEATRII-ROY r 110,MOSKOW •FV.E. I t he revived Cermet, pf • j 011,01.75 tt 'Melt w ill Is ! added, a New Farce, called "A BUDGEr OF BLUNDERS. I . • M a ce, for the Rives to he tiaen of Brandon, at t y, New Bus-odice, in Prince's-place, I/art-street, frith ten pd boil. I:att .„ 1 . 11 . pd,.34 dd:. ; ,l.ower 1 2s. ; Upper Call. Is. giktd, read a Orst.time, and ordered to be read a second tiigi (in Thursday, fuemidah dill? their Lordships were shmmone.l. • .1;" . Adjourned till Thursday. .gemism e HOUSE OF COMMONS, Fri. 27. • Mr. OR 411 T. from the Raoul of Altlotiroitar, prevoted at the Bar tae Twelfth Report of the (;aminisiianers of Naval CATHOLIC FETITit:4EL Mr. GRAT'PAN rose to presuntioleie House a Petition (tom divers Roman Cathie* in Ireland, it was a prayer ferveukatitutionikilvivileget. at applied for those sitree caulk*. tiou al organ—it soirgisC Pre a .tioatel_ll6oW-41.- •.., Atilt IINIIEPRNDENT IYHIG. Tag Attention of ttie it earnestly rtietes. which will stopper in the above SUNRAY NNXT, March 4,:-cine 04 Au AD-1 0 , s h e I{ EP/I csENT.A rivE% if the UN IT I. F i efar," (rota toe Pro of “It !vv . —nod theothpr on . TWO t. N 1: of Mt! 11)1A L." These 'Paper. will' ▪ krigoi. vi at or imporoutee,, interest, :wait inforootiee. ; e re' nar e h t iolucibine that ue. al Iv ntovl. tweed prev..—p lAptidoa 44 ts 6 o ,,,,ei ef f,' here owirie are metier. as well we Ai* Schoenen In Trion null Cleat ry.—W here few/ be t 11:0% Letteri, -1. The Trial* of Infrt.rs. White sj a j n, for the Letters of Wary White to Sir 6iblit.-4. Al Address to t ite• Meters of Welitatio ito• - _ %air preseriod !het ototesiteiniseltinalln was so necessary to the entiistestisato good will. hen lasi he hid tlelhossoler of ad dressing the Mouse in behalf of the Catholic claims, he had then slated that th Catholics willineto concede to his Majesty therigh& of Pditiel on the Catholic nomination of their Shillalas l He was sorry to say, that he co uld no t N oteftlf.f.' firm, that such were the sentiments of the, Kedah* Catholics of Ireland upon that subject. Whether 1 he had misinformed the House, or 6he Catholic!, had been guilty of retractation, was A goes. [ lion which he should never agitate, it being j his fixed principle never to defend . himself 'at the expcnce of his country. The admission' of the Catholic to a participatidn is the rights en. jo'yedby his Protestaut fellow subject, he had al. ways thought a measure' if - imperious necessity, originating in wisdom, and founded upon the pub. lie goo:I. Ile bad; however, at the- sonic time thought, and'irniforinly thodght, that the invests. tore of a foreign 'tower with the unqualified and ' aailrery right of nomination to any portion of our 'iiisgistrdry, was in itself au objection that*. etimautilteil the liberality of many, and had shatten ; the confidence of mole. This objection might perhaps be removed, certainly be modified.. thonght it ought for be mNi nied i for t : petting it broadly, it was calculated to-awaken apprehessaimi: of injurious .consegoences •to these rielots t ;anclj More particalarly if looked at in reference to the present situation of.the Head of the mace Catholic Refit/inn. The Pope was, or was ly to be, a recoils sobjeet—it was desirable, it wet indispensibte that the nomination - of the thdititiniP Magistrates of to graitt* valise iaFttaa comaionity, st the alogreo:ar comilitetn T a ME:TIIING of the PRIF.NDS of Mr. ell kRLF.SI tit') IN. coorned by Public Advietise 00. as the Lmalita Coffee-Angie, to consider the weans at a ussiii cam is his present difficulties, and provide a peruse "! n ippoit for hint and his family, JOSEPII hIOREINCI, in the Chair, juts ft tsesorre, Tut yr. Charles I)thslin is retitled to net warmest thanks orsaitur:e, 'loudest! for the amesesseet he has 'so may ‘‘ „, a jil akj O. bat for rostritioV. by his numerous pit josh,- !La t .:, to inculcate th ose pri pies of loyalty, hosiner, and misty sentiment in Boitish Scowls and Soldiers, a l *hid) ther are so eminently distinguished. tut we l'e.i e %Irvine . concern for the misfortunes Mr, etperieseeti in the decline of his life. but our re, sie is corridtt.ibty termed when we' reitert that the Pehlie 1 7 1 - 6 ,,,b,,,,g,, r d e ,t ;in opportunity of evincing its gratitude. klerally subscribing Ia relieve his distresses, and reward I worn elm hos render, 41 such essenliil service to his country. I 11d Stattaillienn he immediately opened, Nil the Mo. appliest for Mr. Dibdin's 'Litchi, under pp d err ion of the Committee appoihted to curry the views si this hireling itstoeffect. Tyr ral.AciwlNG AusscRIrTION3 ARC sectlytn : twi Datiomitti -6) uti Poor Jock - 7 if No. %on %clams 10' 11 0 Nlr. Rloreing, Ilatton 1 1 0 I L I' wiles Dizirim 5 011 G. W. - 0 Q NI. Birth, CirnSill 3 110 Milli Ravers 1• 0 0 Aspeme, ditto 5 0 0 Truster 1 U 0 Mr. Raker. &Mr - I I 0 J. K. - - I 0 0 Mr.J. Itatelif 5U U Dicky Moms - 1 0 0 )Ir. R. Bradshaw, I Paddy Webb - 0 s'o Liairll ,l. l•P 5 0 0 Mr. Dmv as, Newlate • hu&i, nreagard 2 0 0 street 1 0 0 Sabgrrtioas recrivpd at Meow. lfrunmertiey's, Pall ;Vs .111‘7,..s 's, Vin. 8. West •Smithilld ; Mr. Aiperrw's. •Clussm ; Nfr. Wm. foureser's, Liasetionse Corner ; and Rt. Notiiiis, Minot). • IMPERIA% PAR LI4IIE:NZ MUNE OF 1.011.05, Mescal', Faa. 27.• Srtirst prienteltillyiretre'resol, asfesilelafb-tbrilr hr the thir.l time; mil mes.ages announcing this, a isLes of the Itoorats Catholics of Irelentl-s4lseir re Ls tlie it use of Commons. There were also opinion in this respect Was notorionaaetl deciaite Vari .us private Poitions read. ---they`Mere u n animous as to the objept —they HAWK :DALE hieing spoken at length, differed only as to the 'inmate; and it the majority Wading the Appe II of Kearauty v. B•ar t pr, the i shenld eltpisately diaripprore of the - eseasere: of qlised . Chtacelt.ir .:16rmed the judgment, Already Velp, he thought•that it behoved the Catholics to j real Ly the Court of Chancery in Ireland„with provide by some ether mode equally eieient, and ; D 4 not equally obnoxious, that 7 no grounds be Issft . Lied LIVERPOOL moved, that a Message be for those gloomy aispreheusiows of inseserity, tc. sent to th e House of Con mons,. requesting, from stilling from acceding to their - Ulaims. It was, toe that Hawse, the communication of suds informs. repeated, abeillutely incumbent upon the Catho tiun as they possessed, chiefly thvolth the medium lies to adopt some other intstle',' since they could of their Reports, respecting the improveinosts not agree to that, to &sew that the admitting them wet effecting, or about to be effected, in West. to the privileges of the C o eatit i ajoo wee who ) , Witmer. consistent with its safety. He had deep and am. Eirl 11101 RA presented Petitions from the pie faith in that consistency--but now whim the Nene, confined in the prisons of Winchester and Pope was, or was soars to be, . the subject of a Litter. forties, 'enemy, the Catholics would be solicitous TOLERATION OF DISSENTERS. to provide that the nomination of their Spiritual Lord SIDIIOUTH rose, for the purpose of Mr.gistracy should nos bean instrument against that hawing the notice of their Lordships to the re. Coostitution they tad so Wog coutributed theireid tom of Liven* freschers.auil Places of Wor. to support, and so long solicited the privilege to . en. lately laid on their Table, in consequence of joy. The Catiselic may not think the mode of lie Mi'itiou made by him last year. These Licen. Veto the best way to , effect this desirable purpose, let emended from the year 1760 to the year 1808; hut the object was not the less ardently wished for although their toilers: and amount were such because they disputed the best .means of Attaining c must deeply impress the minds of their Lord. it. Use's' some future day ho would take mean. tin t ., he wished far the return to be simile still sou to call the solemn deliberation of the House, wire complete ; and, since this could be easily .to sit in judgment upon the ireat question of gis. dine, lie should eimcludewith a motion to that ing all the defenders of the Empire the same dear tit Whatever steps it might be necessary to' interests in its security—of consoltdeting our meaei Illtercspectipg the object of his motion, •he wish. as a people, by making us an united people, eemnent. l d it ta.be distinctly understond, that he was by j big our strength by a more usiiversalditfusioe of the ltsm ^ to liberty o f comscienee—to privileges that made tie strung, mid extending the liberal, and enlightened toleration. He defeuce of our rights by Wending their participa. *ld be the last to opposo any system of that dots. On that day he should rest his arguments ee. to introdnee measures snbvcrsive of It ; nines two great elaitall which he would put in on E. 54 important dial he consider the object which I the -part of the Constiktion no religios' k illn 11 0., that, should ao one more qualified disability : —Next, Au foreign nomination, Upon accomplish it (which he still hoped might not the common ground of !hose two principles, he Mare thecase) take it up soon, lie shoold, tiering would take his stand; for the presetst lie should r i e Sesaittn, feel it Mc (114 to bring it before. that [gay no. more. He deprecated in. the preseut stage """-* His' Lordship concluded by mowing for any conversation that could not embrace the clues. , /d4 ros of L'eensed Preachers and Places of Woe. lion fully, and that might go too far upon de. '!"li in Engl end and Wales, under the Act cum_ tacked points ; and upon the future discussion he t i dY calk(' the Ti,leration Act, from the Diocese trusted that there would . not be betrayed, upon urds or each ; and 11144, throughout the same either the one side or the other, any heat or vin. trila, for returns, of Licences, granted at the-, Iresce. This wrs a question swim w hich transient w ir ter Sessions for each county, to DissentieTg effesions of ongoverne d warmth might inflict per. (01 their Places of Worship. Both manent Par.i9n and prejudice should utlou s were to include all Licences ( runs 1760 to keep eqnally aloof froth its discussion. The south. --MalSoos carried. lug regress tel time had imperceptibly done much 7 CONSENT OP TINE MONARCII. to heal, and chinge, acid reconcile—reciprocal SIDMOUTH now care uotide of is Mo- good will hail been gaining upon reciprocal recri. `""., lOsi the Parliamentary expediency of settling . The question was a sort of protracted 7" it was proper to obtain the King's consent marriage. Both parties were 4 rowiti g wearied of 8111 ,whiels might either target his legitimate ore. asperity—they were learning to bear with one 7sliseiter hit proprietteryiutercgs-whether this soother's failings, to take the worse for the sake should be had in the firat.-41:00041, la third of Abe better, and would soon bare a common Za_,',lf "'eh Bill. His s Lordship was anxious synetpathy !heir su ff erings and eejoytnetits. The in should be fixed ; before another case in Honoureble Gentleman then concluded with Plot occurr e d. ino rlog, that the Petition' do. lie on. the tw o . k it 'Message from the house of Cornmeal, The CHANCELLOR of the ISXCIfIAUPPI. "Olt up L or d s h ips Rght Hen. George Rose, in- 'aid'. that though the Right 4issouribie:Grestle. Witted h •• tour that the House had pas. • man had deprecated Ray furtlkycgilettltsiflf at e pre. 11111111 1 111111111.---L-LL . • • . • serradeneetion what bad , fallsok from the Right Honourable . Gentleman. Hoverer fart a nat e those knmble efforts had &roved, which he had made in resisting the claims of the Roman pith°. lies, it did not appear from what had fallen from the Honourable Gentreman ' that his mu. tires *lnsisting those claims had been at all cool, oommt math those pi l iociplcs of bigotted ietore..J rimie r /Mat bad been so liberally impaled to him; for it was'elear that bad those claims been granted, thrt.woutti bare bin" granted upon ppiticiples utterly Socensiateit witit.tbe airety of the Con. /thither. did net 11 11101 whatersrdiffar. 1 . 4 s 4 * l 4.A.elitt9 l l l 4li foij thr 1 1114 1 0111146 abitraSt orTr • , . chejtitot!ina- . %eltrit ti lf ailt to reitift !Nat conreastoii., flopawr.; allittrvionttempn had at - Wadi .adietittiph . the danger' . the'Rneten Cathollei wit* the anemia 00e4t he &lout, why Aid its' speak of the . smotelatz tet:e remedy 1. It. apppeof thee, that they:Pock saw . the igner t -tlheoglu the; did not. alas uto tgs-4•41 means presiding agidast that danger. He hoped, ther e fore tishould hose no &Other ;bargee of intotikansu4 s alocotite Right lioneurable Gentleman hinishil,. obs kad bees so long' the ; Adv4rnte of Cat lteden CISPI4, bad. ep . knowledge! that (here was something to baegs: prehindttirtitti the spirittial Whence of the Pope in the nowiaation of the &mien Cathotie Bishops. This was the intolerance of whin ts he (Mr. eat) hid be% guilty ! Re had aN along daaJght it OshgetwollrOts 4Sow VW flight Honourable Gentleman:. Not area dile itherieoistripon which 14 Sisal•tfig•ftlahilo sal ono word. The Right Ronijiwilde Ciontleame bid: amid; that . he would neeerdiesvis the questiosi, whether hchid misktferwed the House, or, - this;Citholicallid -tracts!t the cession of the Veto,' This If u all Peri ~etellielerette the Catholics intik' Right Honour. .ilotlestlontan .huh out JO ibeitween the Riebt honourable G,en l ikipen end giiit noise; felt if the Rouse had lienniaO inlinenetWrky'tbat. proposition as to bare seddentitocaolt s pan some summary . Pt eceedint 'fitilht parable Gentleman would have obteined from ithe .House a consunt npott at,cattditiun :which collitiou would never keels** fsiblitni t • lie cosicleiied, witb entering *is pretest against the( principle of charging `into. lerasee.apon the- seeress* of one's own judgment mama: eiseest Hoolkisal fassaOLOH S _lates t Resta. , were severally ,• - read 'end agreed to, pro' forma, with the *ides. ' • standing, on the suggestion of Sir T. Tortewand Mr. 1M Mane Abet the discussion upon the Report iltould be deferred till the further eon. Sideration of the Report, on Friday. The second Ireading of the'Clsarltable Donations Bill was post.- posed till Tliursday:• " Mr. CALCRAFT.moved for certain pifvers re. •'• tatlng topic Etigiueers and Artillery, as to thole *: • -vionlhers and effective strongthi4eitich **in= -" .4 . - 1 tiered. t 1 . 14 • yet ..:b e • " SCiIELDT The Order of tho thfl for gwitteieto the Cote r Inildealpossinted t 1490 lugulve - int# l lhe ' CSollent. fft Sl* 44142 111.314' • ; _ --.-yr.4104414102€1101-4,te. - At i ii44lo-_ qt , silo-11" G i Stiatici .RO - b elf kii V MAISQN , (la, tha a sent ach y , Mc. Yorkt),Alte Odlery was clear .. • • • LlSir OF T4E Autontlir , . _. _ • ON Tait: R4lFtell a 1111, FOR 4 M mous. Re .. •. . 7111/ OF A V FAt.lllll, ' • l__ 1 , . LIVRRIED / , ~. • • i - • . , . PRO ITIO li [ - • • . • • A hercroonhy •, A • ~ . *Adam', W. '7 ' ' .. • -1 Adams, Cb: • • . . ... Ag • E. F •. .. . Alla dr n; A. • A mtrut ber, .. _ . . Antonin, W t. • ; Anbrey, - Sin • frabingion, Saillie_, Et Hanks, li. Barham, J Karim, , 1 Hanoi, T Hatband,/ 11#roard, Deakin, liiiddujitb, Smith, lack Slid*, • ack Lerd i;, •-andtl, . fbasi, _...A. 1 , -......0•w0r, Staub, , J. J Wire, H. nßuniersibt, Sr S. 14 J.(Hsoter)Kewp, 7'. . -, Stapifort}, J. '*Boiler, HO& J. *Knot, Hat. f . Staak7,l•ord 4 "*BYa O. . Lamb, Hon. 1 . *atanley, J. .• f Calc , ..1. ' Limos), W. I' , • &enact, J. ....., fliti*X4 Cal. .N: *Latnacbc, D. 't • Itter ,Itt.Ha.G.Lenen, • J. . g •T • 4l etZ • U. f.devre, C. IL ../. :tattlittilla . •' ;•-''' 1 CattpalPsh, W. Leigh, R i H. r.,Teow, trio. .. ~. . Cncht4se teal *Los/GA. l _ • Tit nr. .A. - Cock+. 1:....1,... pi... l w, :AT E it rl ri ii Cabnnte N.. W. R. Envoi); , ries kap n• :.. v Camlbe r l ' it. C.: - _Lmnoa, __ - T. 7, - 7. -7 c;: S y ' r 01146210 Chavigetheis. reinsLepon AkeihOtit*iistirrOuttik Catholic Claims ; the cosmic: , *af ii i been porstied by Others. Wnen ' Mr. Fes: pro. -[ l : * ., 'ntail Ibe . Petitions of the Catholicv,•be did not i i 4 4 . , ... • - - - --, • - enter into the consitleration of. the small items or —le o' ' _.,....4 ----- eimlit,",. i ii( w 4: 4l " 4lo ' i" 4 ".t ivali „ 4 .,:ot i r . ., ..0. ,‘. . • . E gr rion, ,r. • m inor expediency, that was [Ur the Committee to • !beak, Sir R. Ward, Rola: do—and be Irina' „, moved for e Committee; ► so had he ely W. L. s:C. • ' ' Waiaie, 9r 1. 7 , , „ ,11 • Mills, W. . Viarieneer,Str G : 4s . • (Mr. Grattan) done. He supported the broad ' Elliott, Kt. flon.W.Milner,Sie W. • • WesternoC. C. - , question, and . resecred the minor questions of qua - .ftt n • .c:JR• R. • Mined, Vise. Whitbread, S. Minis, r. - • w illierforet, W. lineations, limitations,- security, foe the Committee.. Msripisns, R. C. • •Atorpeth, Vb. . Willisa;ssySir K. windbas,Rt.lthn. • lie first.asiced th en! to go into thecotoniittee. It ,•Fitagerald, Rienfilorris, E. • .ttnii..ht. -, - •Mosier, Sir O. • W., • ,_. w. L__ had been argued on the ground o f provisbm of Fi secorit t y in loather place. .It was all Owed t o be a • rit ts u p o ateicit,o.H.Rseuii x, L 4. W.I. •Wyner,tir W ordWas.Norta, D. •Wynae, Co W.' •question of complicated consideration this was i i '..tpie k : , , 01 1 %.... _ Aq_iorthey..W. then an argument. for ,going into the Coinmittee; Falit e a:llo;, Ins. : : .spo'Hara, c. M. B. Nugent, Sir G. PAIRED oar . , ' Boaverie, Husbf. besides, the Poi!e was then an Independent Power, • _(reller) - Z il d 61 1 N. , Dsly,Rt.diats.lke. - ► Raton Itastiof or at least a Pesaer , dependant epon England ; but . } ..f,: k b r iu ' is tr a v ;! . ~p li i. l4 . rd • n at : m. Li. A . now the Pope was wholly dependant upon Prance, Freenustele, W. Peiree, . '' 'Antibes, R. Idasoell,_ll4 • • and it was to he' remembered, that the actuat.sitn. ()Wily, Di E. . PiaottySir A. Pole Sir C. M. Martin, kl• _ . Orion 4 the Pu P a was s torte, infftetllent in ' • tbn 4 • 4 7;1717.4 , 2 1 1t e r i t G. L. Positinby, Right Pelham, Sue. C. nut lion. I (Ireuville, L. G. • Pmsouby, Hn.G. Wbartsta, J. ; , . . .. I Umtata, Kt gon.ll. • Moe . It . • Mr. RU i r CRINSON complained o f the want - . ' . _.• eth abates, G . B. Potation, *r 11. •„ ~• . • • of cautious* and discretion ,evinced by the Right ' • . r -...,..-- .. . Honourable the Chancellor of the Eschequer, in ' MINORIT`r. ' • • • . ... the Observ;tionshe had made spot: the speech of _dams, Wm. ' Gibbs,•Sir V. Murray, Sb• 1 1; • hit Rikht Ikanottrable Friend, Ito . (bought that Aohharisisaus.lllB.oX .c lsP• 6o.4 G or . a .11t the wise suggestion of his !light , lionourable"*. g Ar t i e a r t : A i 'v . C * - .i. Friend ought to bare been ettended to, and 'that Bak Gorden, J:. ei• P. W. Goulhnnt, 11. Norton, den. • .., . .. „ firaboin Sir J. *Odell, l.:Ws. • •-• • • ' .. all vain,coetroyeriky ahonlit have been aioohleil in l i rreel• hi Own F. W 0 0',Ne.ii Ron. I. the itstrodoblion of such *Tenth's.' Of the vas. • Be 4rf iitri t aarit . ;T. R. Creave'Our, Gen. • Pidiettlibut,'HisT it .: , 'e 241 N iee le ed t ba i i i :1 , 1 : 4 1F:1 11 . 11 :;:e. •:*. - • ,II , : Lion of Veto . ho ii (mid Auzard nn opinion ohm. • Itereford, Lord G•thsero•eY: Lord .I:allyelrioa•9•Yroc• n, J. - - • .` viie, ..4ot he thought if hard to torn il n u tsi a 4 ply • " ue r e e j i l li t r it u l a • .c . •I !.. 1 !, P km • I ts i e l ;.in;ine,•T. Pet l e, l Str R.. . . . objeclion against the Catholic Claims. 'rho Rig :e. • nic)certon, Sir ft. •Headersuo. A, , PZ•ele, R. IlitipiarableX;entlbitian seemed to forget . Who t e eptioin.z, lord • (tenni I Lbrd - Pereesid, RS- '''' g. • , ~./ _ petitioners were. lie seemed obt . otify di. posed tO riZgr j) .l4 . oferlook the justice of thriir claites , bill *n slat ' ilaetith;flon. NI t.t.te -, the numbers' . rank; rospeetabiliiy, and ottitUn. .11, of the. pee,. rs ,!hoolotve.s. , .iils sfuijay 'Aids ~ w , . sated the Copt eit tha Cntitoties ; they iiiitt, tetoizir Td body:of .men whb, bad eniforady evilieeir,ntr. . ••L ' • shaken attachment to the.ifunarchy andille (, tit. stitutlon t They sought :nothing that-'was i0O:n. , • • polite with the natiotialseturity to grant.' They had suffered spier/4y from misconception, ;Ind.'s'. norance t add were entitled to the privitiiies bflhe ,' Constitution upsn the ground of eomtchin Justice . .. 11;1"D1 polity. i r jDt 100 ili . IV ask . ed !he tpealar wha, - queition Wet • 181,40 the Roust ?...lhe, sin* kr • stated ;fetid thee pot i - t, when it was agreed • witiviet any further observation. M r. R U TC HI NSON: presented a Petition• from the Roman Catholic' of the Comity * of the Cit , , •. of Cork, which was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. PARNCLE, presented a Pelitiunirom thc - Roman Catholics of the Queen's County, in In .. . ..... • ... land,. which way ordered to lie on the table. 14111 H DISTISLEttiEs. . . . k • 1; • 'Mr. FO was about to propose that , the }lfitlie ahead go into a Commit,. 'tilt t h e I r i s h. Di s tilleries, when, on the suggettion of Sir John . ~-. .. . . Newport, it was *greed that that subject shobl• be JeterciAlitit 'nurse.'. -Mr. 1.11614111GT01 brought up the RePost of the Cotaintuee of Supply serwastiliti the Army 1 , . . . , . . . . . • . . . -.,....- /1,4 Fr ' 14. 11E41 - ' rlk 41 Fill 041 49 • • . . ~a , .- - • . • .. ' •* • •,:-." '. .ol•. ‘ • i , •,. • . -,,. • ' ...( 1k .--' ..!... - . { - 4t ' --. 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