The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-11 00:00:00

77"."7 - I ream tort I,blifar 01111,FITZPAr, The proseetstfooliN t oiftsi to Neirgaiirlf..iigittessa feature in that alatifileting pz for ever thh . ienk•efehtPttichaieeniAtlinti i n the memories of 'An frlbisVeoploi B oar d —the depalimy-af 'Catholic timent in Ireland--this Catltoth 'loaM nuide spirit of concibegoisi.uritharsw. a lL coodings ugainst the ChieficsticoW sod this overture to 441itierd We by of their Printer to Arbon 1--,he is - re for 18 months,- antilos pay ~r,oods, fors detached Nabs _ %,,ivable, as well as one of;tintAtehest,, e'er issued from the Irish Press.—Tl - spirit isf lime, flee the prosecution, gild id ; s etdria,- Mr. Fitspatrkk, !st cities* of standing in busitfets-4 men is above etiosufb, ind - who,e throughout ail the turmoil sod times, had never been loveached—they ,petted men, having a large family the wane of life, and in is delicate state signed to the gloom ant; kW: - The people see this, wad at tho salted with a hireling ciao .about system pursued by the Administrat of Richmond--% typkrivirich up for the adoption of Lord W which all honest meh turn ft which the people of this dev , remember with execration. ____• : 010( IIPACet . • CATHOLIC VIII ens, • traneeendat. Mints, It is said that Counsellor .Lynch and Mr.. William ; oitea been exertedla j behay of the Roman Ca. Murphy, of Smithfield, came to the CatiOlic Board tholies, should tike the chair on the 'cease 0-- on Saturday last, to oppose the vote a approbation r t r itthilial i k airtinser_but - fr ont weaves,. w ioh, of the Bishops, but they left . the room before . the L no uouot, were dust and * satlifintory to his he Dr division. : wt , ....b. • , , able and delicate mind, .he donliend• LW ha ur, The largest Afetitrof the Catholic Board tot rand the individual now before them wes call on . bas ever yet taken plush was that of Saturday .st; to ilk the situation—and ratified. art. he : was by' D early 130 Members were present, at different tram the voider from which tile. apiltritiOit came we —B3 waited for the division , at eight o'clock. P.M. understand the' request wilt made by the ke 31r. Scully and Dr. Sheridan ' were o bli ge d to leave l o f Sussex); he could not hesitite to obey hat the room at seven o'clock, upon an appointment ism,. ' He ,•hati no claim to so Otinguisted an with the Bishops. They would, of course, have houour, except from the.circumstance of his 'hue. voted with the majority. The speeches most iidmh'nd i I jpg filled the highest. Office of the State in IrOutd, for eloquence and hottest earnestness of sound iel. a t a very critical p*riod ; .at , that perioil, - whetii, tite ton were those of Messrs. O'Connell, O'Goratin, Claims of the Catholick.ipisie first brought before and Nicholas Mahon. Lord Ffrench too t inn& th e Parliament of the country, by the •Eiecutiie some good hits, in his hut manner. •' • • .Government.—[lpplause.]-11 was not necessi t y The auditors below the bar, and outside at to go iuto adetail of those circumstances Which had windows, amounted to some hundreds: They cheer. I since occurred. He should merely observe, that; ed repeatedly--and insisted upon chairing .Mr. while he was in Ireland, be had an opportunity of O'Connell home from Capel-street to miiii°4- witnessing the conduct of.,tbe Catholic body; and, square. It was, with infinite difficulty, that be sec. if he had, before that time,, been their enemy ;if he ereded in disengaging himself from their importunate had not b een convinced of t h e d ec id e d j ust i ce ofh iciv kindness. claims ; the open and upright conduct which :he saw CORK CATHOLIC BOARD. We have learned upon undoubted authority, that the famous Resolution upon the defunct Catholic Relief Bill, agreed tattoo by this Board, 14d -pat* Lsilect oaralltosdni, Ate ISleref Maii-vervedeptuti at a Meeting of only EIGHT Member--that thew were collected upoi very short notice—and that (though they came forth under the pompous chem.& ter of Resolutions of the Board of the County and City of Cork) not a single Gore Member 'Dil i present, or was summoned, or in a n y w a y app r i ze d of the momentous sneasire. We have not learned the names of oil the Eight worthies, but five of -them were, a Mr. James Roche, a partner in a bank; a Mr." Daniel pan, the son of a imelthy contractor with Go. , rernment ) and a Mr. Robert Burke, and Mr. -- Sheehy. : The good people of Cork have justly taken the alarm: they have .calkd an Aggregate Meeting—and whether they will have the genie and spirit to unhorse 1 these would.beteglelaters, a few days will prove.. The Managers of this Board treated the truly gap ! triotic and venerable Bishop Movlan, in a manner,. not warranted by goodfokb, good manners, or good policy. But the riadication of the Catholics of that peat district is now in theirows hinds; and we rest sae tisfied, that they will see sod do what is right and necessatl. MR. PEELE, AND TIIK LIMERICK PRESS. In she discussion in the House of Commons on this: " Irish Arms Bill," Mr. Petite is repotted to have,, read a Letter from a Magistrata of . int, " Hair, withiu this month, • lawless banditti, consisting of fifty or upwards, had, at two o'clock in the morning, attacked. the Prison of Kith fire-arms,. and rescued and taken. of the came of Ilay,,, : thatra confined on riurdering t wo men , an d d t i og a house." To this stateriir l t, thatable and honest the country, the Limerick Evening Pod, " We flatly contradict the statement—we t all its circumstanCe: there was no mach n attick upon the Gaol of Limerick." 'ft:us, Mr. Peete x if the report of his correct, and the Limerfak Press, are at issue. _ . . _ them pursue in every transa • *ction 10 havn ; on Dim over, to their side.—He could ' not besioit too much eclegiem on the population of Ireland, 'upwards of four-fifths of which were of the Catholic •rsuasion. The; were a brisre4 Ie al b a now aide-sPirited pUi• Mey • 1;;* of ienribil a quickuese ility peculiir to themselies. They were feelingly alive to injuries indicted on them • bat, on the other hand, the rmaeutbmnce of halfwits conferred, could .Dever be erased from their lisiollection.—[4pplause.]--Thest were the people *ham the narrow policy of little minds, -thought 'fit to depreciate and to sbandon—These were the iseople whom bigotry and intolerance would for ever exclude from the pale of the • Constitution.-- ,I4fpplause.)—These wenrthe people who were to be luprived from enjoying, iwcomeemewith their Pro idiot fellow-subjects, those rill* privileges, and humanities, to which every individeal had an imps. rative claim. --Ppplause.}-=Bet the time, he was tie convinced, would speedily come, AiabewtheCiahns of the Catholics would be suppienst by the Parliament —by the People-a-by the whereat voice of the Na tion.—Dtppleuse.]-1u the mean time t if he might allowed to offer his advice to the Catholics, he 'L s Would call on them to be moderate, but persevering; temperate, but Arm.-I:Appleure4-11e would call them, not to throw away their time in Moles re". 'itetfor itimthadpassed, bat to .redouble their inter flow and Rid for the future; to meet the wishes of - - - in the spirit of Coiciliatioe and good doe LeCdatare, _ Sill. Ho would „urgethem net to Obstruct and 'thwart the views of those who wore labouring for their welfare, by an atlkereudllliuitfoundod loosiewow enineportant point wit was salst,'#hei th - py were areilling to grant those concession s : Which the security of the CoustitutioU chimandesk— they We are happy to to the . Lovers of fate that Mr. SPRAT, thy, Dublin HA Raises, "died the It ish way S-44 Oise a little longs!. CORN 43LCHiN G F., Juan 11. 'lle salethis ntorning etas very dull. laferier "Vply, and unsaleable 'Oats are la abundance, but In Beans, Pratt, stud other articles no variation. %h eat I Nig] 95 163 New ditto Uttto (toreiga) •. • • 110 10 Belau ............ 63 Tick do. 46 43 Fine... ditto SO 63 Chu' • Malt. .116 92 Finedttna Viitte Pr.* e, 90 99./ Petaaddo. r.t n t :• 1133 1061 Feed r n ditto ga Foe Awe h ip, Pea • if 4./041 UM* ~... • SMITNIPOI.I7 MARK Elr.—JdotiiM l Tod* the Orii, per dim oflilltt: , Repf „l c 44, t., 7., . 44, Mewl at MOW hi ot'S ..61. Od. in b. 6d. !kWh , 1.1.1 ..h. Od. 1. lop. N. 'Meets "Th • AIL N. solo. • N. Coles "•rah • • • . 7s. N. to b. 44. Pip .lilly-lIARKZT. Hat . . ... : It Os. N. to It. L. 14.- 11 ' Miff ... :hi - b. 04. Iry 61. •lii , 04 r i" ••.-1.:11-14. ed. 0 A. 41.* however; • ae 11 40 11 A4 WIN 88,0 1 4 tie keit* et Ate wiiielt wai isctited with 'bud Cheat. ;.... AU Pates of &issue, is returning . thaulti, ob- I - served, that tkosood anyitodety would be extremely grateful to WC feelings; bot,lhe at e fectionate ri ovird so kiedly s bes4owtel on the toast Which: : hoe jest been ;given, 'it! awaiimably' coin pitting tuck of the talent and - welt& Ha donne' try, was as boson; which, tp the latest day of hie , `Wee he should . look upon as *one" of the proudest laurels that MAIM ornament his bro*: im."l possible for Mm not to feel great • satisfacden in I having' the hammer to attend a Meeting composed 'of such ledkideals as those whom he saw around Thw.Cheir, .no ably , filled by. the Noble Shok*--to *honestly. supported, as he • rikied ft' 'was; • on the s light Aid mid so tletiousli ppi trr e noded, as • mist be opponent to -411.—[ .]--i;-11ir Royal Highness thee. adverted to the mint failure of. that Bill-for the Relief of the Homan Catholics, in the goose 'of Commons. Though the decision in that' vitae I 'had not been fortunate, yet it was atteiided by thii beneficial effect, the Romin 'Catholics could ! ewe distinguish those who wire s and' those who 'dere not e their true friends. He Was well Aware of the circumstacites - ander which hts tame to the throne of this country ; but still he-. was of °pink" with the Mover of the.' au io the House. et, Coinroons,• that they were ;Rot to be trinavrit - ttva mottle pursued by bobvtdiali century ego, ' but 'they were to !rwivilcier how' those persons would conduct themselves if they lie living at the present time.-- [ .4pplause.]-441 felt-, great gratitude to his Majesty, through *hose me dium he obtained the pension.which he now enjoyed; still, however, be owed it to the . genivostty. of de nation ' - and he conceived that it was hiatliify is t faithful servant, to attend to - their intetestsi oboe every other—[Loud Applause]--And Abet 'duty, .he, thought he best consulted, by upholding .the prin. , ciples of religions liberty.—[Appimore.]—The. public situation, which he occasionally : filled in that hill, as being connected with the body of men, whOse zeal and attachment fir the Constittitiott e Were well known, occasioned him, at diet . psalmist,- some em barrassment. The body to which he Alluded, was that of the. Free and Accepted Assocs. He was induced to mention them, because reports , bad been recently demisted, of an intention to lotroduce ()rap Lodges into this country,[Hcor a hear,. hear !)—lt was impossible for hiM, to pass unno ticed the effects which such ablaititteleA would produce.' He did hot mean,' at . a 'ijabffe= !beating like that, to my ahy' thieg which IdildAilhirtte the public mind--but he meant to eaotioib men of every description from becoming members• of,•11. society, - which, if it did exist in this country, be. cupid. not bit conpider as the most dangerous ..pd the most (reasonable that could be devised. ---I:Cosid Ape ~parse.] No' *man was' more frieedlt'" - to"-publii inostlogetban he was ; but be never would Content,' _ - happy- , . were forward to avini suss advocate opeivall.occa ,sioue.-,-. EiejtiiiStsiii.l--4o'llivapplauded by such es assembly, was, connected with the cause, a swerve of.b delightiad stewing satisfactlott to hisatind, isemtupst.-If held . oit the steortgestassarance of elti. ambilectoess to lila great 'object which tbe::Cash... Ilea, illicit all the Friends of Religious Freedom, had in. view.. 'lle concurred most strOugly - with those who recomieteuded moderation and temperance to the Catholic body, notwithstanding a recent event, at the same time that he had the satmost consideration for their feelings ander all the dr ctunstances of their case—under the irritatiekof de feated hopes, of repeated disappoiotinentsOnte Still Sastre of •-violsted promises—[loud,:)--- . o* Hire recollections, however,- he hoped that the 'Ca.. &olio would cot dwell ; but proceed to renovated amnion, end pursue with temperance and fineness i that cause which,. so supported, as that assembly i proved, -could not fail to succeed--[epplatual.— I The Noble Charnel/I, who was distinguished~ es his 1 family hid elwaYS been, in the support of freedom, i ° had o b served theta partial proposition, with. regard to the Citholipt„ was brought forward by the'Admlo 111 atrat5clk.with .which- be was connected. For his part, he was reedy to subscribe to the infamy, if it were. so charged, .that the proposition alluded to was partial and inadequate t .but then it wag one id which lie and his colleagues 'hoped to succeed, and `they . wt tiei Irtitinclim irtuot,olt wrbat- shay thought -Aar coal& obtain, although they could not hope for all (but' they :., deslrecif i crplaissesle--That Meeting, and -the conntryi eon not be „Ignorant bow the calculations of that Ministry were defeated. The .treith at lest prevailed ; and notwithstanding all the Sspersions which, lor party parPeati, bad_ been spin the Adetieleteatioo referred to, they leidllted to see the day when several of those who bad joined, . • in.winit be coottk not hesitate to call the foal Aettil* ' racy formed, to Ualemnieti-Ahat AdMinistratiom,. were among the most forward to urge that cokes- - sion to the Catholial; Shield extend usicli faithet . than that-calumniated JidriiiditiFitidd fliditight• if available to propeeet.4)ippiaise.) , -"ThciseOnlaut, Who'Professed to think it unwire to great what the' Administration of'.fhat day proposed were-now pro fessedly anxious t go considerably farther; bat it 1 *is the fate of !tidal( and his _friends .to have been i censored by one party for bringin; forward a MOM: i sure inconsistent with the public safety, and by an. other for haringfallen short of their *eget** lbw Catholict,"trith having acted imcossietestiria;.ma:, ! alfesting.amy4lposition the retain .office. ohm ..thoir Pioriositielt thil*Okir of lion Catholiis was d oust. ,` taivable. Jo; however, flattered himself. tha ' need I not assure that Meeting, or any permed.' . '. 'mod with his Character, that if by resignation Of office he could hue advanced in the least de that cams to. wliith tie was attached in heart anstpriaciple, he Viiiiikt with**, imitated for a. Inomeet:lo 40* so. LaeppliiOage.l- 7 But the alternative ; was peesske4 to lei , coil , bether . t ' ..skoaldsalieti; .., , . , r - .r. ; ~~ ~~ -7.......eff• - 77,,.. m ....,.. ,„-,... ‘ dfiltnenelpirmor• - •77 • r .. „ .. • - • . , . . . • • •,, , , . . . . . 5' . '' • n • -. . • t • • ! \ • . • . . ,a..' • • . • , \ •6 . „Tilt . STAti'EkviAl44 .. . - - •, . .- . _._ _ __._ _ _ ~.. •- : .• • . - - . .. .. , ._...___ . , ~ tt# 4. . • 1... muittios 'OP lit LiiiiilVeilliglirlik•g w . , 7 '..,.;;C '' 44 -4416 o tte= ati l l '' '44 ge titan of ihe POOP et I „ 4 Ws* , Ni .the --' - "....-!'' '" '. ' --- - - ..''-v-- . .=' : - 41‘.1.--.4.- -- ----- -.- :- ANC' :•• : *"!et.•...... - . _ "" b ° for .t is c_flicive te ..,,. ),,,,__, , ..-___ i .„_,_-______ 4l qui. •• :;.• -..- . - ra: A7* ._ '7""` lUir 4 = -.-- riii • ibis - . i Wits Tqb gi ZVWE: 9 4 ; A Unser :was yestord c =i s a i kiiiiallla 44 i c ho w . • 4 1 -e..-- , . it - VK . tiCE. ''' 'A • L ,„.__•' Religloestlberty.to the • st ie reolwo o l o . , , , -***.yr . . . . . , . , . . Me glidPid" A • a • ftteliiOt•-•Mt. ootilile , bel ' i: opine lrhe • It*Patthiat and mit°°/°R ; teasome•ball.. -The- Duke Aldifyi• took* Chair . 'l'he ist ' . *. s fl w.i. " . - -' 3e' • ; "-•• '4oeglieb 'Batton 'WOW :44160111kir 14 ,feessc:4; of ..'fbe teen 'elestatt it 4010001 newsleratiopperted on the Dee tO t o o ti on j; 'The • i t ft .. 4, ..i . Pt . " -,• • • ti o ;i, d -.' gatlielicy and lie thteted: thee 11 0 ..iretet .ef.tletellee . I - • *be 9- • ~P° _ _____,llen* vi a , 4 11 k___ a h• ° °"°ll 4 kfasti itutba lot by the be irliati 4 . ;no cow ; • Isbe..,Pabt ',-- _ . .-: tyo . •- . . • appleire. ,w,asstlil I.sispeerwsWingbis tvebtrriew,t , 831 ° 4 4e. - - . 7• 6 7 1 . 0 -°71. 4 °01 ." 1. 111 1..any mil iumerous and' .1114.10.61, rk i i m er • •.• 1 .4. 1 ' I . .',. B ll,o4,MeluNip . ivitergfeelinp, Weecor otend that spisit l berlse impede. the.oeteleg o r • at ". l.ft e ilo .. .e.ot - - two e.- tr" -' .‘ th t iv IPi ° l ne r ' ed the 4 : 46-441141/OMW for 0 1 1 ... i '.,,. • .. ' . .. 404 -. 0141 OVasoi, cause . The Right How. CrentiPlMa Coe; --------- 5 'in - °°°''• :and Ttisock, Earls Spencer, - bun, Messrs. be "' ' l ' •.• r , . 14 • ' rft toililet ! dated - iiith assuring tbe aeseteblg r ,.-thec.*kie be itle vt:in tot= moue,: ht the' 0 0 ,4 Ponoouby Tierney, GrittiewliMbr em i i iics ah i t k.. to KY, t , ' : ' ' iiiii6lB Ire -. Ifni eip6 a' this occasion earnestly, eßslipve*47l se .wltharawilt. legal pm+. 40". . -'. . . ---- 1 might cal 'lri . • IMie: , glit) -41,its lagri a li k ki tf t e ; promote the cease of leis own coantryie* Mao eel iticomif Ike Kingtailewebi- z Th e doh . j o i nt re moved , gop si gh ip;,; i i.., w i ll t present • . . • logetliaii-thi coose. )o f a migioso .„-w,etnally to contribete to the stritittli pc sllglaud . 1 'is toot by the chmoilttel 1 . 4 .. an d ' ..'• - - 777 - 777. -frisk , , .; Ihseh , -*.titelevattletk o „be theosesorsi„on- LAW thelAN*o°' •"••'; ''', • • . . :••.‘. .1.1 r ., . • . -hels absteaced to NO*. 7.67, t .xi0 0 ••• . : ...: •- . if' .-. ..: . -secemarf 1 hetet* Isti:Weg **of a t . aios oisp A A 1 ..glyclosattoet7- , • - . .. ...„,:, :..,. ~ ' ...., mita alt .the lialiaiem gaikae- - - • • R74..g0e of two hoodreer On* vra tbeeitimes threw) sejtOlOtoppliook ~4he ' I W •• T., Person h , ; 11 , 4 1V1i1°°_). hi ir s t.(.i , • "s lO a se C eVlA- I lnl e Per ')li;matital I- - TaillritlMltnre .: t AW II,I-I •ZinTis. (4 .W!r i il kott a i t i I. 4 ll. 2 4ol ,__gha lt rand n'ettivea fad' • - -..-- • ..' • I ; l il t oli n he ' fc , .` i . Iltell ' i w il s n e Ciitte 1 0* 11 ' iiii iiat : 44 . Wra doniliviii : gta-roe.l" At; :4 01. 3 t i l i t", • • --- ess.—The Catholics!** • ir ' 4 74; 11 ,7 1 °° i i°4 14 . d r i L"' d F .a d p " i n i t';: i ,. .L . :! . .'• ' ''' ' • die . ' 7 ,F 1 , 74, ' • Teifittriteilititeljatitiol- bir So: its: I* the hoolth tot Prk Potion - . itillTil t , ~.. t i ` t .- . m e t justice DO l a wition ,.. ..... 4triates o r l T l ;Tr igia i 1 aL,.. 1. .. ji A,, i i ti! .:" r - iessititbushistkalitiltaellefigo thet o 4.W °°° 'mjt‘ i o n O i re a tr l .e r r t ii V ii ii : t l it . - Apo '•• .' - yth see their. Omsk 414, 0 7 7 7, ""- - - • 7 7 3 47 - 7777 - '- --7 7. 7.7, p a - . be would also 6444tlhia;efgchnteet.i.feret r .s,,ileell „;__ .... L r° ~_?..... . t ... i • . ,„ gu. • f Tort? jeers re° ;,Zbe_beitrof 'Hammon then ssiAnit aid; ► it list . . • •he •. It 0411iIketiell, that * ,- 1 8 91 21 11!',Q f qt' al : 114 / 1 1-1. • 91 * 441Pra411"951n°11 774 ' ll"iii. .. 7w - • t whose morel. cher*** 0,140•119 g poet ofhis duty to sisiligh,Oloote 4 de . .., righ . i r iTari,do,serion. l ot peFsons: itioidid:Pmpany ' inivaltiPSs l l.oo ,l 4 YenPeetit ~..• , -. lt*ie Poi.. cos Illetapti• obikts which had call a deer. so ?jig, he .. .1 ~ _..,, net 40 . 16; ' the g44tiaoitovistftdir IttaGatat, alien_hia heallb,bolag.4,44•. , 104 - - sod bad temper o f NW liiirpos : e. betty el the friends and . s ) e, ( 4, Reli. ..41;11 on Whilethethell the'littppliteie le Ike, - bet Nlpplirueeeosapassell, illasolf flocoliarly4ar. 4 ,.. sched—theY tee this • * 'Lenny, as he then had Oa . • • 'al id; iiiffit - titilliaid MOON) of *bleb be' hyped he{ tbiemontehLikbiclaitisitametwilien ab ed • : ...!. ' itE res civ% eitt family—they see Met in, .., When the Bill for •flii' f 'of - Igo lint. ack i so sisareisky tikawber.—t4ipeletise.3-414 l)y in 1 . 14 - ssealltlyi-ii ithiell AO -kooogoised.coi many of ..: . cite state of healtholeal- Ilemeen' Catholics was salad° natalyiistaited is the Refeillillileeel then paid acompliMeot to tbeeyert,lons ,thosixhitildAwoemi. themselves. the_ oioseponstent . Id: . air of /I.llWPgeOO.7, •10: 4 01 CommOos, the f , :blot Peas:set. *Oho fthrecafiee if the Catholic Cause In liailbtetent,; , and - ..pastaelksi limirgeatee eft the Awns of . 11 . 0 4 1 °, 4 the eeme moment ato:Ona- thin& it:their Oefy. to give OM* . 1 • ~ o f the ey t 'eriloe - Lthijigh• ansuieessfut, *iti 'fit at • :Preidlinu, iritil !filth tr had. tione dl to.lionotkr ' .- *boot the conciliatter 1111.90 Catberics- of Irelsnd .eesp,* •-• 91 " taitliii i "' i f i t iat , .!:,•r• • fo i lpiniifiitiO4 VI if tbey hid 'IWO- ; 4irctiiiiirdiqr ibadiethiea.ceerp . icred:aime- - iffe.-.. , -... , . .. ,-, . ~ ... , inistration of his Grace Aso felt:at -,. •• lire ; , likisij ... ulfefolly commensurate with the. seal die- i Wheousuoug this Esembly be ow* doseui,ants • Ws 'this . ainriee bail' • '‘e Wl* 4.• a: u. 'it 'Ma . '''. •.. 1., 'N • ‘.... - tly .. • milt ti the- *Mee- eir. sloft , the *Asia* . ' ' wad- tlas-Ituaaer.- Whliwettb—* efeteta f thruti to; imp - Oa ' col'islestOh is ''!, • tkey eater i.: * tlielki; - A "iithiterate in4'idignifikt • atie ! iistaditiii , i 6f , fftleverwitita l !ipiat:iloolio•-• • • from With disitifst; -mil tidied,. of The . iitiltniW"trittmplt of 'that **nip. • teatuiciette•ividebilatt beinnterltodiat Tit . t I, illustelki 1* JitiVehtl'hhetionw 4 holitnetiln the tf ' • . ;` lle -. '' voted counttrwill load When ' hisirricierilig was determined *it* it was the boomer', --fell sp. csdirte.success, 4 gain 416 was-' honour, this e * ' ittitg et w** the principles . which- . '-'- ' • '' getters' wbbs• that that "Reisbl* . P4 llo ° (Me. Pllre° 4 „. j***ebtYlePPOtted.. .. - ~: .. ,. • had latecfOrfittilly its the distinguished skostiou . . 4 , ~_ 1 _ Grattan ) , triune .impauslooml eirapeuce, whose. ag- . 4 aI!OII,APINAN me* tar!, , . • • which they 'held M thetonittyostd-w filch -principles tEtA.TES, • conquerable seal, whose trinseendeet talents , bad ' tinhwittibot she Duke atosser, ' %.! ; • • • •: he was happy to learn . ; Oteihoolitustrions personages Lynch and Mr. William _...__ t____ ___2_-__E *2 ._i__i. _.• .L-' i% el kirSiegic alma .A...A14.....1 ...US.. u. _.a -6,.:---,-- • .... ~ .... - iliadm"" 1 "4.00 6 '4111111r . . - if l*. lagOdit s Ale epp: ro ca ii iirm top • •d the *est, spirit -8:1-16 .4 ; . solely .•iso ,favear...sot.lite -• • • 1 that oo..Werut Ar tuippop ebtry.an ~te. alieratetbot,. _ . , . orig. hoped*. themoteish,r • ht lion. eventimaen cot: ettatabi*rttbaC. 4 o* he . a ritt.o.l,_!ltititc se ra count point 0 the 14 . 1 i 1 0 - 14 *OW • • --.' • • • • • ..s.o:, • • • . • all Jibe. trill:sitlZ " atom ciifiedta.-e "" ''' • • • I tbi . iool..t taie . . -- - --.7 . I )oeoitgitiume;: t : . `iib• -• ....-: .' ' sod 2 was thic ' ; g rtt -:-.' .\ , ' ontitutetith. '.- ' the ' • • • -.. ore . betag.litii. ' ''' l iiti ed„iti'.reepect.4 ~ • • ••• .- • t i sli m ithbeleg.dso4.. , • I nd ' ' " ... of prouliarlieo# it. - _ • k nelwi.been diatfusolahed . • .: ...o. ' to •moogoised.mi many of 1 . . . metres. the_ Mosfrpoostant . , 't the ...cause of. lkeliiions ; _. had clone ,him thehoacer • : ' • a'"4"tdj'PrT•".4llll..... , -... 100 eamAgdspeen4lants of , tWelfrighlitil '"itiao9lrette•-• - • • .I - •Mt doste-shesittehes the wfurthe"priesciples . which- . .• I he distinguished situation ' Ity,ehd - whicispriaciples t se illastrions personages advocate upon - ull.eoco- • hirapplauded by such as i with the catue ' • a source !, ) r satisfactiott tohisisind s rongestasserance of alit. object which the: Gob.. I of Religions Freed.ota, ‘ red most *trim* - with aeration .and temperance !I lotwithstandiug a motet ~ 1 list be had the sutmost , is stings Moder all the sir. Coder the irritation of de• disappointments, me still I—[loud , : , wimstvjetths .s 1 . r,- he hoped that the Ca- out proceed to renovated temperance and fluor's, • carted, as that assembly • succeed--[appialua].— l ' , . ::( was distinguished~ as Ms i the support of freedom, proposition, with regard ght forward by the'Admi• was connected. For Ms cribs to the infamy, if lt• nwpoiltion alluded to, was t then it was one fn which • ' . . 1 od to succeed, and' they whet- filmy thought -titer • •-"...--,..---• ry could not hope for all ..',••• [ louserle--That Meeting, tot be ~ignorant bow the . • try wereAlefeeted. The I' ' d notwithstanding all the I Parleset, hed.hConcaut • i' \ eferred to, they litiEllved of those who bad joints!, . ~ ;tato call the foni Autijn* . 7 its ghat Adminiftnktion t . . .. : and to urge that cella.- - - i old extend oxicli - faither . friiinitiFition- 11160/bt' if ' • • pidase.3-..ThoseOnlact, 1 ansife to grant whit the proposed . wertiow pro- • . siderablylfarther; but it I his to have been . friends , winging forward a men. - . public safety, and by ea- t of their plaiket la - ea!' .‘ .• ed icons' seeoir la , ma.: .retain . office- aftler -Omit Catholics was d amt. tered himself tha • need . rsl i. 1 1 r any permed. iiiiWkinted . 1 by retiguation• of olliclt he least deipmetbat Caine in heart atutpriociplo, he i. or a• moonset, le du* mt. emotive. was pvceela# to ethic theishoald'sariett;; 1 , keoiell erkeetlet4 _ _ 1 in it hivtbeltiOpPal . - - .. ' 1. e power- of tieing. ---- . - o• • " foll Wm* sr** opt iitic*: • .- *hidi4iatapaataissOthip. , i • . .., 4; ; one aageotiqtad.wiali they -il . 4 . i I claimer airsisid thib Ilkur hi . i . - - - --, - -- - - -- sio 1 . 1 be 'tied to ass*: ViliZind his colleagues whether. they'skould sutra; 7; :_.."-".' He was sure, erii cherished n. iiiefifeeffeg ; and that It large body 478101 u w" P en " ~,,.... - .L . •• I , -s -- , k 4 4.0 1 p it i i ,... -: on .e.....ick hi . wibbed tli to i tTo * n o: lei th ew ti n kl ed, ; t o •,, leeibieugesber, eludes- tbaohlication-oh•en c oa i ti d i, a ta t ! to r ek e . rolro tio rr u at oi to the i&aniottis.,ieribe hoped . •.• . . .;: .. e .. awed a pan a Zzai..44 sub a w rai i i• It a rla t *d it i t t# " fr o 2 '..4"tsjir-"Pile4 ,Points. 54litiC- ' l 'l 11 1 !1 f tunes, d • Wtait iiith- the power - et bngsk a n-• .• • 1 1/ • o con- mes aft • .' - .. " ' '.. - 11e4146.4/.. nig. • i ' wu "rs°' " 2111 Pen meet together on principles • : •' 7. - or ir biome alb. amer** * • -- • it ge o finote Im m o * ee e m e g ed e db - ixen . ...fecweivi Gabo n only thikopoalikvissee to•theenvereigi-ouch enedodt he iabcure to thii tO,s it fell ....'l• • Ladd . sus gust' l eadiaget •eeestity for their lives end, inesl4oll4. t l , he Wee witnetilatfutlioest• -, rlei; thee - ex. dent already asaNkii them, ibhicbOtass ptiksteseetilleo4 , e r t ttoS it ; - - propersea, . - - wbfa they bad . a eight to expect, in :re. I , - -reessag• his e eet tb eee te t b e *s e t netbiag sersooni , arable Inirehind. tic every one aequitinted. with .tki, ,1..... ach Thing ea 'torn for *lll=l*.tirity, and fidelity.—[.4p. .—but phould be Mid that sc individaal . eilsted, who : operation of prejudice and pereuregaileet *PUT is ,',. • --• 1. . . y i eusc y_Hi p • skis in thalismie of the Stew.. fie . rte d himself. in the formati o n of SA societies ,' th at country.most know. ; The cheice.wns no doubt be sludild *et It his duty to hold lint up tsar public : painful ; but with a view to do. wine good, Sir, at all ,i s speec h be aids, returned theskt•Sethille noble and *nameable . i ssue. penonsoba])ol.lo) wbo- had honoured them with munifinedon 3 • • • U . ad,l•bi . lioped, for poisife martiple.-• : events, to present mach *sit, be and his' coneagebb ' proposed their hetiais with three 1 ••... . ~ :. -.. I were indecedie make it. - . {4lpplassee.]-41e seed bit . • i,,, .• • their premed., sad - Iter t o uv oi iiite:lhke of to tan th• . 1 colleagliek had every' reason -to calculate: *Pew' tbi . .+\ -. :f Hareseriy, ,11.11/1;loot bOMowr brds ' hoo t er pe so t i oos t e t he tee e t . , --. '• .A . vilsk of the . t. , Do4i at Ilidfor4, ...,_ ~,......1 .1-,. production of considerable advantages to the cause of - r a, hes pity „, ~,,, .: ~__ .. ~ W. 'was drunk *la ty** does threW• • nli Grace ;. both civil and religious liberty, by retaining the Ge- r • -I ' The. Fart of ItirabLinnroges.:*??.2 'F'• * v e r r ' 01 ! reternedtiveskii. '-• ' ' .' .= '''"- '''' :" I rernment,„„aiskthat calculation *lone detettoined 1 el . tor reee • ned "thanks;#o.ne felt' eilrensty , an _ . . : 4 1 ) _ 1 1 6of i '.. • ' e L . t . r ili.fifie tae-. nik . UPOiI thit ProPoliallf aton'il9egilintgin litidtbi ! them to Pursokfhat !Cope which hid subjertfibot thel' what= grEggil,l!!:4 l 7 "." ,7 0 - I T - oi iii ii ii 4 - n i o r(T h i; ct ri t hicksins *matt greeted,. the 11.1.kritne.lileftt re l i i ito the; ditiitiet illuded to. But . note- Ng . 11 ,Y,2_ 141 ,_,_,.. 11 ~., 11 • .6, which ' - h e in • •ataot Mei reforming thanks, not erestriee *. . , ifiestiltilma•liippily assumed a different shape, and On Go I n too tww _____••,;:!" 4 . 1 Z.. - N.,—...,12.---iAlk,k., believed A ., / tinpAtonour conferred - npen•liieseif ' ac t ; t it/ .. • 'Weald contfitte to aupport.she Catholic Cause, as .; • ••••• is se tb o " will' I n s" ' 'Y'''''''''' -. 7 .- —"---, t eanee whkh gave rise to that tHitr . •• ?hit ; kid always supported. it, erase he deemed .ft the . • . - !sly . . . at ocs dit t l i ' lki no r t ibis . . 6lll **,,, _ •. " 74 radar MOSIO witlia lg o tlio; i 7Z . • Tr uw i lantlia u lti mate ly triumph, hi ciild not ! cause oE rellgisimafteedor9, _He looked tilt, • bow- il • figolet e ..*ll.6 47 - ea d eel e e ,„;, **wow a doubt , not on t"' from Its Di'd . intrinsic I ever as only apart of th' r great object to which the 1 : _. ' ... I, Allag . o i ot i cfrat - ot i g uAl t i to i t thoee . o l., tierit s ibit item' and character of the Ideiftiog he bad friendi of telliices freedom should direct tlible et. . ... ti they wori . st present exoudett.; an ii: the b e s m e a r :10 4.414m addrass pi . ata - W hen , la ja - iede o4 ed efult Ale g l iot ow i t it ed y, , a for d s, ti a t n ri ct skti thl h e ci ff ula isrts be tli pi eu e ld ca n . o wit t b h e in te oa tized; ivect uatil a , -.: . ..• lOC 45 did es, Mak thimsioulde..W4 ProlgletY4 . re ehl ind --..--- . ' 4" mur , --4 1 0( 1 property ; ,...,,if cp,_kained; he . saw every ciatiust the people, unclogied by an relieihea ... . •• - lisailds Ur eetlfrilailli4 fillellnP• and. hopes Iv irltb,gelkidlier satisfactioe • mat ma Catholic ' ultimo . auatificvklio.whawirr7iaprifsime).7.unt a ll p ro . .• . 11. ..,.%„ ~ . . .. I m es ceeeeans Ai;a to bistnee m natikre7-th t h , ;•, 9411 1%.:4 tr i es Md. WU WIVOIi - kalif : like • ere it • the" PeirriPle ) testant Dissenters whose eaeitans for the aileattaao in. 414.4" g heed repill ia tlY "i7thePPltidi°l7" , yet ! fi e c.- 114 -1 ciii : ---; ittjOrli t i muleftat tAirludt lad 4 f . disk It.. • inert of civil no reli g ious liWitty had benr inialg. - '•'”-. : ~,a .......,...,_._ __ _&._ -- .;_e_ inate ,j u • Is t .. ii - 1 7 ' . Vet • 'soldered atilLonotailbistrioas .itaily meritorloos, should be relieved. - kens,. every- . ' ' •• . , perOlialsely. Mon P.'•,FwwlPc” "I f hb . . 11 an-- ; 0 e„,i da ub , 4. with* ploy bad espmeedtheraillitc , civil disability—Coppinues3-1710..N0b1e • s kri, .cps-. 1 trie ...4 ; .: ;K: ! I P II .. .co wh m kt o tt dil i mi r ia lbillb * ** ;l . the recei n , e T ed ve __ l l th. . 11 1. 1P 1 . 1 .. 9? -. t . ,„ , .!s aile .7-- ti t Of tl c T iisou rcsame; at e : o pose s - atit te .eirti_ k ftl- n. chided with repestingtho toast from the atild . - • i t i als -y ' eg o* -' • • 1L0P 441 .. : .. j p ' . ! '5 !..... -.. : l :. a a d f . • s 15151 That alt the Rellitions cooNounitlee eras IkaialeiliN. l 4 , 4 ' vitia lla eliglie w a i d res k 4 61 1 ; 1 1.1 1 a rk* dwie . tjtitil . - . all . ;.;.. , .: . „ 1 " 14.4 ,.. no All . . * wry. the it ..., Wise ~. • '...... the salted it the boob of Wimberly love. • . - - • • :• . - -•- . . , ' , . , • 1