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

WNW +• ••• .• : I 0 ~t . • "st - -.~:. .... ' ~. THE S'I`ATESMAN. PUOPOSITI Z[NAI. - '7 1111 1 1 k... . . LONDON: weaugsnair. rxeituaest 28. C$ Gattaaat. F awr.—Moliday atilw Pablio-Ojtcss. PORTUGUESE Papers to the 18th instant, sad Getman Papers to the 27th Jauuary, arrived in town this morning. They do not contain any ins. , portant intelligence. Ltsaux, Faa.l7.—Mr. Viahtsas sailed yesterday for England. This has been a week of alarm. 1 believe it us pretty wen ascertained that the French are in great force towardeasda jog, for which place &mend /I txt.'s brigade bas Marched. — The fort at Eleau may bid defiance to the united eaemy's force, could it be .3pplied with provisions, but these ere out easily to be procured in consequeoce of the eahausted state of the country, in quantities saficient for a large garri son is a state of siege. It is astonishing how the French forces have snisistes lin those pests of Spain through which they haus manila. Their plan must have been to have takes, Cadiz by treachery, which, in this instance, has been defeated. They, however, searched forward its full eoandeom of succeeding its thMalleir. pointeJ io their object, they are its u most wretched situation, and some Spotlit& troops bating been detached from Cadiz, great hopes are ratertained that they stay he defeated. Reports Which' bite bees circalated at Oporto for the last four days, of their defeat and dispersiuu, are eertaialy with out say Inundation. The cavalry hag received orders yeqesday to march, with all expedition, to Badujoz, in tie Deigisboarhood of irhich the French have arrived A grrA recce. _ The astottish(nent at the subsistence of the French troops, is perfectly natural. We have re- Apeatedly expressed our conviction that the French would traverse the Peninsula, from onecnd to the other, without being stopped by the want of pro. visions or carriages. Such is' the fact, the es. plattatton of the causes of which we consign to those who thus express their astonishment. BY the Perseus, Captain CQLQUITT, from 60 Mediterranean, which arrived at Portsmouth yes. terday, dispatches have been received front Ad. mire! Poplar, at Cadiz, where the Perseus touch. ed—n her passage. Oo the 12th instant, the Ad. aka!, io the Alms, with three other boll, ships, was lying in the harbour ; and at that time (Wig had out been attacked, by the retscb. Thu Norge,. if. 74 guns, is also artivol at Portsmouth hum Lisbon, having on board the - Non. Mr. Vit.kstas. Weald not the Norte . lure been a valuable actession'of strength to Ad. •:-• sisal ruarts, who, with four sail of the lines • • to superintending 20 Spauish liste.of4b - attle obips -aad 10 frigates An extraordinary occurrence hapfseetl la llama of commons lasi right--the commitment of an Huttoorable Mimber to the costudy of the Serjeant at Arms, fur using nupailianzeutary lati. Sualle• This accident happened after the Gallery bad . , been ekar...d, on the motion of Mr. Rost esox, the sepheze of Mr. Yonne.. The following circens. stances arc, therefore, given only from the collec. five reports of different individuals who were pre. seat : Daring the comination of the Earl of COAT- M M iu the noose of CoimeMts last night, after • it funned itself into a Select' Committee, Mr. For.t.re, whose lihationsluAlte Jolly Gud are presumed to have been so copieus . ai to obliterate' • (ruin his recollection the deeortim and dignity of the place, repeatedly interrupted the examination, by addressing questious to the witness, which were doomed su irrelevant or so frivolous, is to• be alike disregarded by the Noble Earl buds r asateination ; and the Iluuse.--Irritated by this neglect, the Honourable, &Welly Hens. her at length bad the indiscretion to exclaim, that he ha'd as much right to have his questions, attended to as thode at the OnasceLcue of tie Esotsttoss, adding net A t tldressi to the Sectikijk • following egeet " God damn Sir, ' of his right foot, shifted the Mir, wit* Led been placed for the accommodative ebbs witness, from the outside of the Bar, into the beg of the House. •--Lord CIIATIAM; who wee le Ilkltalie, wait. log "Mit the Committee should es gin tonna; meat fortunately. was not in, tlus Chair. His ireltellsbip s however, Immediately withdrew, and a Sine of confusion, perhaps unpreeedwated in -dui House, ensued. Mr. f Incas proceeded to S i riaign, in loud terms of invective, the jurisdic. don of the House, asst . rtine most vehemently that the SPSAICIR, whom he most indecorously de- ' signated as " the little insignificant fellow is the wig," was the servant of the House, and beano authority over any of its Members, 'Who bad thus converted him into their master. The Sruess, who conducted himself; es we understand, and can most fully believe, with un. exampled calmness and dignity of manner, directed the Serjeant at Arms to obtain:sufficient force to . subdue the resistance of the Honourable Gentle. man, who, after an obstinate struggle with four of the Messengais of the House, was, like CglaLti 'the TvaLrie j . at Healer. carried 0t tie field the more dint'of cumbers, and safely deposited in the Setjeae, Nein, where he remaissed at..half. past two this as inj. • . That the Hon. -Member will, oo his extrication .! from. the predominating inflimenei cribs fully God, r • • Rincerely . regret the acolde t`l^:o3r which'he his been led into this unfortunate breach of decorum, is not to bo doubted. • s. As suon as the bustle which llasimcident created dud subsided, the Houk again formed itself into 'a Sesrat Committee en the Scheldt Erpedition, 'and the examination of Sir ETRZ COOTS closed tho proceedings of ibis eventful night. Letteri from Lisbon state,that the British troops, that sailed fur Calk, emanated tu 2,500, besides , a Portuguese Regimes. His Atsiarry will hold a Chipter or tho. Most Noblu Order of the Garter, on F at Vitodatit ; supposed to ho for the vesting *lie Marquis Wetztisiie• red ebbs*. • Mr. PULCIVAL • will give -A psi Satursity Winged, to his Royal ' select party. • RAM!!! ALVIN MANUA, EMI. taws, and coonoed by the gold, counts fur his moue. sot ban its Majority oa Mr. Wittisecte'sioutioe. We have grist picasere lu statist& tits! Mr. Coss, of Nurfulk, wbo has been Wheeler at 'Hollthees,'" PETITION Yesterday his Exec Haney the Pesti,'" AIESAII. wsnon was nuanimoasly elected an LIOSSUrify Member of the Beard of Agriculture. • A Matrimonial union is esperted to take place In the nest week between the Marqnis of Daunts and his brat Coital', Miss SUSAN Batnasitto. Thu bridal dresses are making at Madame JUMONT'II, and will be the most splendid that have graied the llyMeneal Altar fur many years past : one of these; 'is Wessels lace dress, cost 480, and another of hide* lace, 270 guineas. The intended bride Imajimetentxed tier 22d year, is equally beautifftl s tailliemplished, and sings enchantingly in the most isePressive . stile of Madame CATALANI. She is eu.heiress with her cider sister to the im. inettse'fortune of their father, the Ist, Mr. BECK. ['ORD, of Funihill. • The Potitiims. for Parliamentary Iteform seem . to lie like•a dead letter on the table of the ileums of Commons.—Thus year after year passes aw-ati —in causal conversation, the aecesihy of reform and amendment is allowed even within the wails of the House itaelf, yet dues not every thiug muslin where it did.? The brat part_of a *alio* is consumed le party enatticia,.isposs subjects its which no one oat of the parties as feel any in terest or concern. The* latter pert is necessarily tiorthe Wv and Mir ofl-Sur f he t • • - • . . The Sestaavt state to tbw pupae that an M I nourthle Member bad Si* use of nnparliamen. tar' language; and, greatly ar he regretted ike circa nstance, he felt It I. duty to say, that that 11,.luarahle Member we Mr. FULLER. Here Fota.sta exclaimed " you tedrOi not ke Adiji.. :lent, it's 1, kick Folk." o'm which the PC.t/C‘a statwl that it was 11 . 111C0,1117 the 11011gilf. athle Member should withdraw; which Ito, reeoloie. iy deeliuLd doing, anal turf - nll of his Oen& „i*, s of cow, to whose soiitivoions ttnd regaufitraltees Ise at length reluetastly yielded. 9tiAliClsl.l.oll thol EZCIIVIVER inamedi. rely Inovei that ilao Ijoo.'',MenThet be taken. intk 037 ! asolody p 1 tits Sw tntitt Aruta , whiOkiattemet. Nat . • fil . gsvibP• Wir..rogga ig* wing P.m!' ott• o .. tty i.kbginto which be hitd withdrawn} In tho (WOO expectation of being shortly perelitteil • 't o r ,ioooto bts scat Otit, oo the I:ccioltition of t i ke oesc bons itati.Sed tohiot t by ilk': Serinnt stA rms, 4ulp t Likotte t fru, st 9D 030,cnitnl I.' st proposer, r selfishly thought, :•at *hat .thus sugmeats the . weight - of the indivltleakuddS it) the character and. reputation ..of the * party. -Ikeda ., this narrow and selish . feeling, some a the , best' projects harp balsa smothered aleitik Au ' the instant * VI lOU they hare been proposed 4 . 044 - it Milers hail been permitted to • breathe sa v e,. they have been. io nearly strastgieil iss . Units that they are any thing but • the holy. and healthy offspring of Nature. Repairs should ' be Made with a view to the general tenor of a building, and nothing should be thstegbikesly pol led down, which by due care might be brought to produce the required end. BO than is a wide in. tert.il between attempting toe lima, and doing .4ot/sing—between entirely. overthrowing: an • an. -it system, and lopping of some et its rotten ,41‘ehee—hete ern tevertediel theory by prac (ice, and ityoling trou'Ociff if the &etas' experielice oitd feeling 4 asocial to aliesinister a remedy. An otkee . r belonging to a regkniatiaartered at auctftoey t was brought before the a v yal co ur t,. it 2 ' cbarge4 M 1104 nigh 4 . catintnititain . wok Op . pe,rstift of so - old liotarm tipwai r nia of age, and was tally committed 11 . . Witt, fug trial. - • • - ' ''• • • . • • • . - 7 t • • - , • •. Lr_ _ ..7 - -", ' 77,•11r5911r -- "7 — Tir10r1 ... ..5 ^ l , ... -• ,—..., -- 0 ...- —, 1,7 -, ...Tr ,- rir -- - , .. - m" - 4 - 7r ,. " --- "" -- • ' -.' - ' S - " " ''....-- ' V * .r ... , . . ' e • . • s., . \ . . . • • .1)• ' ' . l . -- • ' • \ ...- .1 . . . • . . • - . . . . ' . / - •' e 1 . 1 .. I , ` ' ...j... ..::..... , ' =, _ . S."Mt 1/1.••441se•• - -fiirk % 1 'Mr, aItII.TESMAN.. . • 'OP THE CATHOLIC'S OF •0, IRELAND.. (PEESENTED TO THE Ming or COMMONS, LAST NIGHT BY Mg. GRATTAN.) TO THI lIONOUNABLI WIZ COMMON! or TUB_ UOITICD KINGDOM of eauAT BRITAIN AXP I 1110•19 LAND IN PAILLIANZNT ASSEXIBLILD. 64 We, whose names.. are hereonto subscribed, on behalf of OGISOITOB sod of etbere,shie Majiety's subjects, professing the RoismiCitholli Religion in Ireland, humbly beg leave to represent to this llonserable game— . ' ei 'rho we, your Petitioners, did, is the years 1805 and ISO% hunsbly Petition this Honourable House, praying the total abolition of the Penal Laws which aggrieve the Catholics of 'inland. 44 We now feel ourselves obliged, in jostle* to, ourselves, our families, and our country, once more, to solicit the attention of 'this Honourable House to the subject of oar said Petition. 64 We state that the Romeo Catholics constitute -the molt numerous and increasing portion of the Inhabitants of Ireland; comprising an immense majority of the maudactering, trading, and agri. cultural interests, and amounting to at least 4-fiths of the Irish population ; that they contribute largely •tci the exigencies of their amenity, civil ; end military ; at tiley pay the far greater part the public sod. local taxes ; that they sdpply MOW entinavies of the Empire el* upwards of ooe.third part in number of the sol , tiers and sailors employed in the public service; and ihat, notwith. standing heavy &managements, they form the principal constituent part of the strength, wealth, and industry of Ireland. " Yet such is the grievous' operation of the Penal. Laws of which we complain,, that the Re... man Catholics are thereby not only sot apart from: their fellOw.subjetts, as slims in ttteir native land, bet are ignominiously and rigorously pro- . scribed from almost all situations of pUblic trust, honour, or etnolument, . including: every ,public. function and department, from the nousetof gisleNte down, to the 'moat petty Corpotations. 66 We slate, titifirhatiovey the labour of public duty . is to be exacted and enforced, the Catholic is sought out and selected; where honour or reward are to hedispenied, he is neglected and contemned, 4, Where the military and naval strength of the Catholics are ai th. wiwortsigarne al la IP it . ....„ 0 „„..„ r, keird4 = 4sor, Fee. IC ," erir=to ete rt i t iaam i l etit • the kalteiteileba Wilma °. •• riti.mi t 1 , , 5pi.,..4 lon the hostler to secsalet yv e . h i ; my Lents Cossetbilsees i t the , dot this shimmies, 0 b ea u Basch/ H 'Wei EN .8.-avo oe iia i simr : a tr_ Mai nly% sloop seder my .eeeineed -". after a ohne chase, ,Le Hello% Fres* pavilion pierced fur 16 pen .bet bo solis amiossang a ecolftemehle ed 4$ ais, MI commeieded by lifoestelit ai f i fttsPeak row aoss‘hri 16 hour' from Famiapt. w it - wilt Mag. Two other lawn *ere io 4 , 104 which made uff with sit sail *Wiwi ' f done of a convoy iiresusted my sift d ac i ii Om. .. 2". • gifting - • Le* fins Capt. lingsrell, AN who * who slip. Waged le View/ ales by tbidatter . te Jobe Wilmegyriliar7lg iallinag ibl; 1141 W, Lbiliblabblett M, s a te ig Sra..-I hays the ammo' is oeqsainci a . d bis Majesty's sloop Royellot o soder ay having cwptoted, after s Atm of oat boa li _ - 2 rretteli Imo prirsteeePtiscaSerse k or mob salted (t em liontions4wih o dab p mutiny Wliii three *ism sin hippy 4604 . Wig satlealor saitar tx . • 4 W • • eroo/109 4 47. • • • Aalt,T. ;11 ItatCAS. liliAlllllllTrt. His Majesty bus been pleased to approve uhi t following .oificets being Apprilikk sort how into a Board fur superieteadiug sad cuud ig o il the whole Medical , fluitineSS of iho Army, vit. Solo Weir. Env front half-pay ipspector Row to be Direcar-Genrral. Charlet Ker.**. U. an laspectps of filespitab, to r cipal Inspector, - Theodore Gordon, IC D. from Hafkpay as IA Boopitair, to he Pnaripal lospecter. Commissions tired by the Lonit Ltitemasiv Comity of KIiNT. ileveneaks sad Bromley Regiment of Littel Ran. Raiford, Esq. to be Caipteiti,ri.. WiOad, . • , fi t e :v . tennat George Winotoo to be ditto, tits Xsinki dined. Cranbroak and Woodgate Regiment tic Lospi Rigg s , • Adjulaast Edward Lorkia Waned to be Caplft by Ilfesi Birsklunet Regime.* of toiesi - Sir ' Theme Maryou Wdasa, Bart. to but set CuissiseSsat. • Slilliti Jassiao ltelit te . be V :=4, efTlissuis aqie_AS Melva. • 1 Wank Oak to kairi. • • - - OrdertemiVer. , ' Cot* of Royal itingineem . _ Gesitleflas Cadet CfbneW *belts iti - 4 1 1,1,1ER0V f10r4• 0 9/Swfiget • :. . of 414C ; 1!eipI the* .for bear to an. ter inha• agree* detail, yet wu du not the less trust the lotto* of . reason.. and jestice (which eveatually Mint previrnor erecting a full and de ! liberate itsquiiy into oar grievances, and swn.. our.effectual Wode.beg leave, howtver, most solemnly to ' upon thu attention of Gil- Honour:Ate fosse, the imatittent public dangers ,which new. anjiy 4i*Ort from so inverted an, unlit. of things, and so videos' had aftteitunil ilysicas of legisla. systun whi-ahaa toile heat JIM reproach of this nailin, and is oopossitria thibugheut dern Cinistindetw; . • • , - 66 4.04, vid stain it as outs. tied, opipipn lr that to restore to the Catholics of Ireland and unqualified participation of the benefits 4. the, Lowland Coistittotion of England, anti t. 4th. draw all the privations, restrictions and veiritious distinctions, which eliprese, injure and afilielthem in their country, 'is now beciine a atansurtii- net merely expedient, but abaulutely ureelltry- , !•nift only a debt of right due ton Complainiogr poopin,. lot, perhaps, the last reniaistlng senetecc at Empire, in 'the ptemptvation et which ape-take en deep an interest. . 46 We therefore pray We 011101/01111bir take into their lbest iasinis antes'' nature, extent, and oPoistimant Penal Laws, and by, repooliogr-die-eank.. gether, to restore lb Os Roo* Caohniks Ireland those lihetalin en low 11111661114-ssa their due share in that Conatitation, eshichalify, in common with theirli How acts of every other description, contribute. by taxes, arms, and industry, to sustain and defend. " And your Petitioner, will ever pray, /sc. arc." • FEMALE •FA 1110 NS ... For M.l Roll. have tnaergone no ',aria. eminnunications. A mantle of Ow Wee Joh. L'irjose to beiiisioicaiiiiit pet. ' .. . .., . . • . . BANIC.R.UPTCY ENLARGIin, :. -• • R. Swannar, , ftellty, Toeltahlet. akoake4oriteinkfili to April 17, at Ma l at CotildiakU, I.(aolina . • • gANKIIIJPTS. . ' J. Coe, SAitre. neat BtAl . t . h4ttoteittZliiate. ' ig, Aprll 10011-eitteit. ulltapono toothpu. *WY Booth, Feadtarth•Bailtiloga, M. Cart* Etat Coker, Yeavik ileea-raea' splatter, March la, 14; April 11), at Newel) le row. V a: Anomie% Maus. A. stool J. w a id iite, Medford - row. Leedom, _iVP:J Claytoet•Weatk- Vaektaire, ok kg. Waillia, WI tentliellevenc.4l44* Black iellts %01.111 : ' at eiteanwat- 800 Platte lik . Arta/dim, Ilit. Stlielellekt, tiatioary 4' Al "tett • linowlaka New UN- ipolltwai!st• W.. Wools elenewliellineolont, f ret IdarettS, 111, A 30 0 ,,, or 41a76 , ; ;AT. Pleranuen,„ . J. Bereltaill . tare" AMR* 3, Llt, April 141, at tea, at BA niet, Meow, amen all& Sal t * Crovnocri(ti Area. 111. Meier, Tletrtoet t De ralllble,llllo46 -10, at An^ at do 1 itteirans.lan D _Pett )11,s. 11100111,JOIntoolt pittat.1116,..140,. Illott ad l ig 4tZrar' 26Z1v*:' I• • Wait tweter, K. Theft Ammo 111.3_104 T. =71.. • fh. 011114M1111% MM - ..-- pink silk, irons with. .a Highland Material, ornamented with two , feathers of lb, same colour, is a . becoming dregs to a fair complexion. .We hare obseried several in 4 eery dark grams, lined with pink or orange, with straw Cratiogc bonnets, trimmed with velvst'lloweiC treAtadod ostrich lea then. Pelisses arcs mode to lit irghtto the shape, without a band, with a broad trimmilik of Sable or of the Nootka Sound otter. They are mositt made in velm:t of tko colour of rubies, garnet, 'royal purple, or pee; some are ortrinnunted round the bottom with a year bismd-embovuld figural riblrantl. • Monotwo Dattmolaroodll midi in plain dm. brie, with oblong spots or sprigs of lace hit in op the birso'm and sleeves. Small lace caps deg Owe with coloured silk or gauze handkerchiefs, ono. merited in front with a demi.tiaraivf fancy I,Welli or a kn o t o f pinks or ranunculei l ' Glom sad shoes of corresposedinst colour's. , . . Morri ll , 04410 ms Daum; are Aeoldfr,eevi. tweed of stuff, cloth, or velsat, . triMmed with old, with long 'leen:omit . . trains; cidusc)figk it( the neck with ifeiiiegeaklea Itt : of worked cro4tic Or ,NU till. of °•rjr,ismt *bar the Oer ICUNH, *gal with. a 'aril . '-hah#4liirti 'oc*Mig (rarer 144i0 • . . ipmee4 Ow ;stk. ifiltetTaritiab caps, gold heeds, ske4 6 1 , 4 9 4 14 4 pits, 14 . 1 :1 0 YA !ern. on 14 lie*C. dra _ 13, Aptit JS: el 101 . do. Atingsfw Mr. -111.10.4:11 aoll Mr. Maor i:l4 V= G. Wardle, one, 17, at twelve, ' °Am Alitifltidud A At i "r nies os. MOW mok gwayeir”- Qacturs' Caauratita.. . • NAVAL IN7 4 SGLIGgetZ • • PLY3sotrtsr, rEs. tirr Went up !lartir $ 111 ,0 11 . 11. -* rM r. at (74. captured byllfe l - ma id brig, Lulea with saNea.raps y .. This day there will hi * gioamilitl t 0 dipueja hs tba high osioltrotlifo*lle Irom A new Decree. liai. *en liseCtrit ?PO) 114 4 which it is prohibited to say marry 4 1 corn as board, videos iisth•tilitila s . • shill be wine ur-braadios, Ilia , . .. sad it has byes decreed that . . . . be hoossed on all foreigit vessel* abseil's* into Francs. 1:14 kat Qt. ~_ a l if btrielly azaeated s *tast pat itS slia,,su I I dor export of cord, beCaillt 11001.0 1 ..._" *P. pariptiOn of wine and Wadies 10#410 aroma lweger granted, in ttanisitall.at , issisitstuees already anaef AMIN* lb. Biogrirpltisal . VisilltelP_r ' pasted Ise a considerable lime. wf_ .1 1 17. 1 4 loct ose which has ••• Emil. alit .._... A . Igl 44-lismolre il liihrssaa Oho sdaeM a gi ~ Drisatallati in*. by bblelL ' Tpo - infest* rimier is which he Alt , 0 eautrleides s follks, end Wilies t is ialli thatklisi perlaressisce with 0161011 . all impsdieiooss lo hit *wog WOO mesa ant wombed Ids Orltitor it . and iastfestive, ak sdesattirst 111 . ___.,. *est be (mkt il'illo reeltilealoSt 901111. 1 3 0 14cfs• • fri " recovv - rrd as to lie ebb to loan to tokteioe In the coif r44!.0f nett weelt 4 ergot' - the ioursio4lo4ol l 'hof 1 4 41 4 1 . 41 07 of libewo klO4 ,itlicitalloll/uot oon4Yoogo u the Amager. hisit Who retill'itittfigt *ire for e iiimithfol of Perak eh. in nydliYetit • . • An Irish 16ftisis-Ass leek divots*• thivieldleti f olti. to hi `.litioastiefiitt 41411 r with the Union than-aver: '• • .184 iN . to the following elect ; " God damn me, Sir, r. occupied in todurthe Ways and Means of .Sur FEMALE F, " say I 'Shea u much . right -tu be heard as any ply ; end au peiverim has initially bile' the vac- _ ... „. 6 . i _ man w h o is paid_ fur filling the place b e b o id a . , . lice of the two•parties , thit Aside din House, that . m ane , sa d .aal 1 The Hosea had, I),i lido tour, reau 4e4-140-vrelbAht ballteLtain invariable ministerial Mattel :s l uts d uce our h o e .. to z i p.= every thiag 'ut iiimUOltelielfrrhattra a , f arrpittivish rol Clll A Italia's& of th Elcxteesa moved that the di t by the oppeadte Orly. It is justly coma- b em oa ne d w ith pi • morels anise liesounkle Member be hams diau, &rod, that the reputation of a good law would add cap of the . same a which being areeytausll J u ste ". 'to. the influence and popular weight sod esthete- small tat me g- e h f c •I •L . e-............. 4 .t. t 1;11" Monty !hat an lin- lion Of its proposer; tall it has been narrowly and me a t becumiog dcc - . 41 Snitirdalv at Empire , is to he recruited , the GOWNc are se. P PyrPoo of in- gut, eedicited, nay, compelksil to beat,at IdiSt tlialt„ %%id; tko,nacame full share , , -perils of WilifOOlk Mid is lammat • 1 . ,. • • ' tanks i• ; ..', , 0 „, pataaf..ototafriabblthe rend dialer, on dor • v• of ,spaecaiful 'valour) • UN to bil Mishima and a be 4be 10,4,9444.0? * merit 1 no laurels are • • 00 1, OitilllEW Ito all A , Latholie's brow, of Ilt the si.r. isAmikfir itio. go, Al*, which aloneac.nilWii istsitiettatsiiirilty the grievous conilL i tli• list of the dos of the Weems Catholics of Ireland, occe. option. diploid solely by the fatal influence and operatics