The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-05 00:00:00

the Amen Roman this, it as StientiOnl, testaat of ti)e ,:t our a them below ' &ea some . distinction, and in • ri:e into Front tholie. tester whole not by depression. to them—cone thousa hope sion, their _ Catholic feel that and ho , aeldom more ' by: the tholic. Here, upon, reflect, a conscientious adherence to their religious princi , pies, they belonged to a class thus le g ally degraded. Bow often until(' they substantially feel the effects of this degradation? flow many of their hopes would it destroy ? low many of their projects would it ruin ? Surely a Petition to the Legisla ture front any portion of his Majesty's jubjects, for the removal of such a woe, is entitled to the si m pathy and aid of every other portion of the commu pity. I bele CittrOr. .111 the , I more. . assured -iy the oath prescribed __ ____ _ C.atholits 'fret*, 1 -. hierethat, 1. obtain ...._. , party. to by the Std of Ms miens Ilfdesty,ibeolinnalto I athnliihrears,... ' thejustideition it by two of the priaopil,pillaii of doe net , lapel he enlishis Cogilfigiunef Pr=tipilibitii4oriself, thit, hen" flat he will defend to the gamest of his power , the le s i formed Church, Melandlion and Besa. Betweed thoseeaoreff s - by aoloiag to tarns, the eessolz;.; A lga I seat to Isia h 411) lip went and arrangement oP property la that c.oontry, awestabahb. ' ties it Is net easy to balance. 'lot the ItonsanCatisolais . Coikaion of a ugsburgh, and Crsymbotie works of the ed by the laws now in being ; and he thereby disclaims, db, inlay justly ask, by wall rinelple of _justice. or by . what fair Proton:inn, the work of th e Retrofire-treed be perfected, in all avows, and selessialy abjures any intention to subvert the pre;. course of reasoning, the Protestant is ko6dthied to anent* the Its ofost diffictik .and seat essential parts g so dam well-disposed sent Church establishment, for the purpose of snbstltuting Cathie. lintanees of Per , eeitti° o which be Prole* 0 4 0 Roman Co'llolltal PeraunS mig;its in a short time, bring it to a oloelusions" lie estailkliment in its steads and he solemnly means, that be to a pr inciple lir .ho Roman Catholic (.reed, unle she allowil at i • XV. . . will not exercise any privilege to *bite ha Ulm may be entitled, the saute these that the instances of porsetatioawhkh threat/tone! Such, then, being the.charges brought against the Roman C t i to disturl• and weaken the Protestant Religion, and aeotestiago lirovesiu tar Protestant I bu t ch are eonaliyattributaltle to some i thOlicily their adversaelms, Mid such being the defence mode by Government in that Kingdom." • - . principle of the Proteatant Cued.—`l Bomber. bro Mer ( ' say two the Roman Catholies to them, will not ever) Outdid Prote , tioit V. •• a characters on. the stage) we lame both Iseen ha the Wrong.' Let us • admit, that. the unfavourable opinion, which some sliil costatain Bat it is suggested, that though it should he conceded,' IMO leant w isrlont from them ; let us no more upbraid one another of the civil add trliginos principles of Roman Catholics, is all other Non-confemnists. to the Church of Fneland, warm to with our cooinSod failings; let in forget and forgive, bury all owing, isa a greationsure, to prejudice s be admitted top free and complete toleration, the Rosana ca. , poet astilmoities in obliviqu, 'hake hands, and befriends. This : But we have the satisfaction to aud, that the prejudice against Monti should be excluded fr it on ACCOUUt if their atchoow. is the only rational mode of. closing this—by far the oust dis- !es decreases rapidly. '.‘ ith the mildness and good sense which dis ledoment of the Sum'cinacy of the Pope. I gusting and disgraceful of all our controversies. . : tinguishes his respect able chairacter, the Earl of Liver,•ool thin ea- This adinia of a very easy answer. The Roman Catholics eer: XI. 'pressed himself, in his speech in the debate of the Moment Louts, Minty acknowledge the spiritual soremacy of the Pope; but ' Another charge is brought against us by our advettities; in on the Petition presented my the Irish Catholics, in litlO : they deny his temporal authority , They acknooledgeltU right, i toargeoueace of the doctrines imputed la as respecting Sa. resist*: " I have heard allusions made this night, to aoctrittes. which We are said to believe that the mere absolution of Ido hope no man believes Catholics tnentetutin ; nor either in the Pope, or in any Council, to interfere his any own- - 16401 01 i n, ,. nor in temporal coocerns, or. to iuh'rfere by any mode of tem. a Priest, Wilmot any Ling on our part, is a full retnissntn of is there any ground fur an opinion that the queaion is opposed poral power, in concerns of a spiritual oatare. By the oath sin. in mower to this we shalL only transcribe - he following under any sweh pretence. The capitulations which have been prescribed to the English Roman l'aVolics. by the slut of his passage falai the 'Book of Prayers for the oae of Catholics sere - given on tins head, so fair as I know. are completely suaisfac . ;tersest& Majesty, we swear, twat .• ass do not believe M o t the Mg in Sets and armies:—" Yoo know, from the Catechism you tory, nod the question as it now stands, is much more narrow, ed Pope of Roane, or any other foreign Prince, Prelate, Mae, or hate learnt, and the Books of Catbolit instruction von have than it was on a former discussion." How very little beyond Potentate bath, or ought to have, any temporal or civil juris- reatii, that the absolution of a Priest can beef no beneiit to yow, this declaration, and a legated. e enactment in atrisequellre of diction, power, superiority, or pee-etninenee, directly or indi. unless sou be ;doily alispeted to a recoaciliatiou wish your of- : it, do the Roman Catholics solicit! reedy, within the realm," . feaded 'God by true take, by a siueere sorrow for all your sins, ; •CUARLES BUTLER. The Irish and Scotch Roman embolic; sabjects of ids Mojesty Sty a tirm resolution never to commit them again, and by a wit- i Lincoln's lop, Feb. 5, 181$. take a similar oath. The answers glees by the foreign thilyer. litaeness to satisfy God and year seigtaboor also, as far as justice i P. S. Sip& this letter was written. I hear. with indoite plea. sides to the questions proposed to theist by the dinettes of Mr. requires. Without 'dome diatom/NAN on your pan. the art of sore, that, by a Cegriskativo Dearer of the Caries, the atomise Pitt, the doctrines-hod dean in all our Okiathisms, sod other ' the Priest would not be Milled in Heaven ;you would he guilty : Inquisition is utterly abolished. So perish every mode of lie. stan d ar d b oo k s of a u thority, e a , press the same h e gi e ,.. t o t h e .l of the pnifaaatittoof t'ee Seemliest- of Penance, and provoke , helm! Persecution, be whom or agaitot whomsoever raised! oath taken by the Irish Roman Catholics. they swear, that ait b the indignation of the Almighty, instead of obtaining his 1 is not an article of the Caatolic faith, and that they are out there- tt rtiettv:" by bound in believe or peofeas, that the Pope is infallible ;or i It is out a little reinorkable, that a canon of the English that they are bound to obey any order, in its own nature immoral, Church, in 1608. cujoining the Priest not to make known to any though the Pope, or any ecclesiastical power, should issue 4,r di- tine what :.ad been revealed to him, bears such a similitude to red see n an order; h u t b e at, on the contrary, th e y b r ad' .if sin- due' Roinate Catholic doctrine on this head, that when it was ;wa nd in them to pay any regard to such an order." o - ductal by Sir John Cos Ifippisley in the Mouse of Conimme, •It is said that the Popes on several occettionshave debited and air. IV illseetarce iiiterromed him. by saying, .that it 11:1S a Ca exercised the right of temporal power. Vie acknowledge it, non, not of Ma Eyelash but the Raleigh ; hureh, and expressed and we lament it. Bus the fact is of little Consequence t at, 11. 0 ! - hi, astonish:arm when Sir J. C. Itiapisley snowed it in be one of man Catholic now believes, that either Pope or Conned, or both the most recent Canons which had been formed fur the govern- Pope and Council actin* together, have, or ought to have, an y meat of the Established Church. right to interfere by any form or mode, either of temporal or I XII. spiritual power, in civil concerts; or to interfere by any form One of the objections most stronely urged . against the Roman or mode of temporal 'power, in spiritual concerts. This th e Cataolics, is .the tenet imputed'to diem, that Done are saved out Irish, Scottish, and English Roman Catholics have Somas, and of their en"nnwi t t n • they act up to their oaths. . I beg leave nut to enter into a discnssion of !his olOction, as VI. it Cannel be irgial to- us by a Pod/aloof of the Established I proCeed to another charge :—lt is asserted to he n tenet of 1 Church of England. it , the %than:Woo Creed forms a par. of her our faith, or at least, a received opinion among us, that the Pope ' Liturgy, and he swears that our doctrine of transithatantiat on is •damnable • or by at Protestant of the Est ablisbed Church of or the Church base right to absolve subjects from their allegiance . Scoaland, as the Protestatbs of that Church, in their Pranainn to their Sovereign. , of Faith; of 136 e, Otis- Oat " Out Or the Church there is neither Bet this doctrine has been mostsokonnly abjured by tts, in the Ire nor evei taming hotplate.% I" air by it Peoastaitt of the French oaths which we have taken to Government. It is disclaimed Ay : Ilinotento Cturch; as in their Catechism on 'he 10th article of the opinions of the foreign Universities; and Pope PiusVl. pe t a l scribed it, by his rescript of the Nth of June, litll. ! the r i 're ed, they profess, that `• oat eftbo'Church there is nothing ' but death anal demolition." • VII. XM. The same may. be said of the charge brought' wianitnt ns, of . This lends us to observe, that passage's are often cited from the holding it lawful tohill any Sovereign, or " S ly private Penoa, works of damp Catholic writers. witi, h express. that the Ro under escoomiunicat ion. 'ilia doctrine is also disclaimed by nit nsan Catholic erligioo has always hccu the sae; nt and that those in our oaths, as " unchristian and impious;" it is disclaimed who say that the wader . t Mo n roe Catholics dieter' in one iota from in terms, equally strong. in the a sweet of the foreign Unever, their predeceases, either deceive themselves, or a ish to deceive sities; and Pope Pius VI. in Isis restript of 1;91, solemnly de. o th ers. 'a t. • have bees cited to prove, that whatever dares such a murder "to ben horrid and detesuiale crime . ' ' - .ar i se e' . •-- '' , v ecelisiastital body. int: --- ' _ . • TnE NEW RAT-CATCIita.—AS the pretensions of . this Artist are encouraged, under such good auspices as Sir .Itscrit Bamaes, and other leadincpeople, distinguished by practical usefulness in the applica. tion of knowledge, this may be a topic briefly for the public attention, and at the same time not with out-hope of some advantage to the public; and-that advantage will begreat, if indeed he tan, as he pro fesses, extirpate all these abominable vermin wherever they may be found. Portsmouth, it seems, is fixed to be the first experiment of his art. One-of the large ships there (the Bedford, a 74), is inordinate ly infested with rats. Ou them are to begin his des tined operations ; and if successful, and quite to the satisfaction of the Inspectors, the secret is to be ritadepubtie, and the artist hay,. the public m:ord. MA II LBO 110 U Gll-.14T L"T.—Sfulders , ,n, a coachman, in the employ of the Honourable Miss Egerton, was charged wi;h a misdemeanour, in carrying fares with oat a licence., It appeared that the Defendant was servant to Mr. shepherd, liveryman, in Holsover street, who furnished job-horses to Miss Egerton's carriage, and alsh the coachman. The rill.nclattt had tliiven his mistress home from a rout on Monday 's hevirever ) they do not cOmplain • trot thejs thick fat the Corpeostillft. 1,71110;11- :,...- ... ~.., Ilk .. . • , 12 , ••••••;.*••! , ,..r.‘,..... ..... .' 1 ?NO ' ' I . 1 2 -• i issi i ms •ir 4 ivies.o l i!Ilt lwltr 4126.116 12 iii. k ei r d Ir , . ' Pah. serinns grlev'ance that their own Yeligionli endoth' corporations, and Vita' 4 . :„. 7.11 1 1t' . , - ... , ...sm . ~.‘, . • . 1 .,„„ t4„ ..„ 4.41. ._‘_ „,.. 4. loom . 7 _ ___ Th , ~ _ II ...4„,..)... ____ iiiiir _ asit ' d'esah e , its are not legalised like thaw of the Proiestiot fro! civil . and inffita irdi ttoc,.. , : .lis ta , Tl, - , " . ef. Mt .f,,. . .. P ...t.,..,4 - 2,14.,.., or . • 100%, t . umlise, ost • ... In • • I- . seaters. • . •- ' I deprise us ofit civil: •er • - • '' - Isicri—c ...Way. y.. I d ''' .7 1: • !....), ' ' . e. . -i mi i,.., n hospitals, workhouses, and the btiservebilc • ise:iP•tissiton thesstisite, •. ~ . , • wat t , • .. Ai 74k V, 014.4.10,4, • 49 'I 4 r e 4U a 11:' '' ' r * ar4 • . • - •" ,- "TI^.. 01 1, 1114 • • 1101010 . - , liki . ••04 .0 Iton . , , to Ltelg i er i ed i n r , Mons, the attendanoe of theMhtistetn - tr.4itekk ' It is the etrongesle • . . • . ..... .._ _3......1 . / 4 .4 .... l c. -- . ...., . r . I communion is sometimes &pie& to thelear of emeste,ehe the dinceelletwitAiliSlSOgieetieiffhtlinwplNFP" -1,- - , - --rri • , '-' •. • • . • ' s • '' . " '••eir g --. ':e W bun ,111,1114 Acre i t t Roman Catholic Religion, awlthechild, the childelut *OW. piesfedetti. I shall odeinefellisolibeett Ottitiltsillint I it. .. , -Ai.t...6 4: . . m a ,.....• we ' , 11141 . , olm a ._ !W ri t gr e . ni ... . • .'••Teg •We oat efts _____ ; and or, Christians he as • s' r', . '.... .' ""t. ' • — Pt • lifr. War r' • sae Catholic Poet are sometimes forced lithe Raw. ferias Dbpen ettieli'lle bulletin.. - ' . • . • •„,5,,, , ..,,..„„. 4 , 4 . . ' *" 11 ( 7 haettialtloweisse mis h "re t i lirvilles ‘L. .,.. A LA 0 . • It: tbig:=o6. OT tot schools, uncle' the eyes of their pesenlai. - .• ~ • Our 'roinii6ll advsirisirteti'leetettd, ums , ~‘ ssou s : • 1e. , ,,,,„ fr . r ., r - ..., !N it .:• 1:.6...r• .fills 4' i i ::9 '- . so " 01 _," 4. ' - 11.141* ll Pot. 11. • .. - • ',- - . 2 : etslo6: of Non-ctonforidiSt‘ hf ,the Tne 45 5 1,- 5),1 .: . . i: . , .... . . a . • , Roman Catholic a IY hte• 14....... u h i "' CI: tweahle a jar es :::::: nth . , fellow.subjeetS, is the particular opiseticeief Reredos' ',Lets; PAO . VOnoorabitt; end Jcswit ..t.,,, . , , I. 4 . . ti . sr. ' 'I. , , . ** , Astride the 11th mothro,' the koku e , - ",, t ire psincipal laws Still remaining hi forctrogeltstbi o ffi ces, is not a pcniskictict s ' inet thereoxf isnot ilsN' . ,4 ~... 1,-, t; 1 : , 7-,:,. -. 7, lia :,4,,1, , . • .1. . ' iticereliVil! latiesmony.,ddikeese4 a 0 p.,, °' ✓ English Catholic brethren. The gecersdettect tolerance. •' 4 •• , ' . 1 . , . •. -, .. ... 1.1 11 a0) in —tv 04 1:04 or; : iflog it roPki aeheva ibilivold opit heihstaa 41aneetZ between Br q a t hem is, to depress every Member of thobitlyi . -Not before the enactmentelf thisestatelte. wee . tostwilah . . " . ' - , . . •' • ptvw • - ' ... 1.. .....! object' of this renbsolty olijekble, lox Mir s . sals , kv,........44,, .. . Silialet,ol4lllll46l-11h • - Otliliratiiiiiill;lnlaleeld MOIRII ttAl itarialir. rir bin legitimate level in 'octet'', . the mod, to every btottoaa'ajareicay itt 'men in the very lowest order of the ea___ltillnili . l . ts" . the *ate could confer . t 14 it sot eligi lite . 1• ' .' - . 4 1 :' . ' , fheireeelgetieleeesiilsensent *IA f it.do. - co l t,, ,de s ief the Leib e situations cohfetring comfort, er 1 . rielit ! 'ma* It liPt. Natoli* filtstri dlat •-; ..,..• ~ •,.4,, . „, ), - Ws faSsAMI Alitibe Rellmill sist;46sis 4the Aar Conseil. In the esaetseie - Mande which deprival' otliboit elide st a g yfor i gai i; ' * .' to - ' 60 , 1611 " 41 9 elik IS wes t ! he pi,-,5 later' ..11,1ones i n ~,c laph . y si m , he had action, are open to the individuals of that class• thy to G a m d epr i u d .t i ma e it a a l a i r i a l t kospixte 411 . • , sat • • ierielfeee were sa k es. 1 arm 1 .- he hod tensest , a rival ; in in proportion as the• . Sevhral chtsset Croeciety runt ?' if Italian csitholirshad,brewlo !WM „ l'i 'll ; _ catholic OF 1d 6 c 61 aka lost wont . ertiere, be was siagetorty co „, ennat *llloo' VS • 1 l' l ' ties to 100 W , that-Ids soma - hetesots Shmegreat men, en the s e w .., n i into importance, these 'Nations are eroltiplitd; tic:randdeeqettlettetriltreadoPes MM owe airf ai l2t i t of on his Lome c.: mtb.. Vme.re-toillit spy he gene, in the fErerss Posterroey eh d t s. 4e d - nt all of them the law exeledes the English OW trifle emmeodelfer the Wildman ot l thr OlOokom sivial4olll ll . . __,._ . y (very sad knew law, his (a• IA 14 NielroWis Mimi d.:s Mares de Rama. ra l . e .t/ : ic. - This effectually places him below WI NIA have Cootrottedllokthey yrotesocitigu pipers..: th ' lit i e r t ,it iiiiitA i ss, AWN* negin• 'mid waseved Leanizai 0 re. ofettio Led. Deaths, Pol. L and Y.; :art the s , PeNll,4 .1s; *fit. see. int brethren of the same tins', and': makes the ( . 1441 "" i lle hree p b% m b e at k - lbe at d hoo or 4 i ."! If palm in t ateidhrof i ihesii lipeathiss and Olt th e . s pans to t ,Isens Every ',ardor tae eontestontkinee dethrves lb; perusal, Myth el le body, in the estimation of the cometunitn• a w oo os o ffe rs, aletAimo64blett rte the*iif Aildi l i kh . a*dimitkeideell 4 1 410 .0.*** &V* Prodoold of &cottager and the divine. A short view of kis given, i n gal eligibilito to diem.. The eigto et . puesedb! "a 16t, i" i _ elite elf othobalok 61 !lee Joh* °az HiPPilleY• They the oecossot of the life and writings of flopsoet, recently poh -eased and insulateel can. right,,., suecioilw t o its Rd.thet,..lhet u t . r z z i l i fd , •• are ; ,st _yet Viiie• hither of disk peps, aN are operto Ildirdirfee Writer sof thesepogrs. It cassis-ell during k;', his the Roman Catholics Severely feel : b!t it is equally of .. n 2 , 9. • iL ,.. v . 0 i mt , than , . thirsowor,esswyprpres xho wishes to limpet* them. tor l ears :- 1 shall tranw•rilse from it the two followi Yalta;''., by its substantial eftlicts alone that they feet their Weer' offices hued patellas , from the letters irtwen by lisesoset to Leihniz •' The Cuts 'i to 50me...1110 it,' . ' .. - rC ' ti'llre era; 11411 rfgitti, w ilt isim at ib i led to Ilse Itsimis Callsoliek that it kan article of Trent;' he says' hs nee , of theist, "is ear . stays but. K„ esion. Some avenues of wealth - are still open The justice se oelittplif these kw/slow mow tau 5„, .. 0 , a l t k at _ that r q ou atosisee it to be lawful, to shall mot Sit it , to prejudice our moose. We shall Veal mere hem—none to honours or distinctions, Time ; ration-the gin nestles before es it, whetioseligibliitypa all &iv oplokst• All this the kitty with oar oppommemmt..-We awl ma k e s tele Goitres sere sands of those possibilities, the prospect and • 'Armand e . ,eorpolimthaUtf a T i r t Nl._ msa tittirir li s setr.. dam p . '_ I r s ee l . W i lse i s i• ellYase"riotadetileYb7thel..llll44eri:aisi yeas thou 411 . 1 Weet " 4 .x6 1 ° 11411 " of- ow doctrines. Theo, we lair tbel'iwtf every t.eal of which constitute a large proportion of the depoveter It itiwoot ale pima wine d,. His . .. t . amp simag . iat , siiiiivale ,_ wet riot a the peiwor she . . le cvmeo pote r 4mo i r se ap etter tioot i imm: hat omette . dow lioioui en , t in bet ais iem ch, either of TM stock of human happiness, are peremptorily dray is. •Thistinketo. mortar desesiptiss .. .50W40114 Chord , re temPellol pewees es, without temporal power , Ike"-, we /lignite, 4 ,,,1y beeaom anj e g eee e rf i„ now . . . • ed to the Roman Catholics. Na hope-ef provi- &maim**. ilmaNsbed 1l e 4, i MA .C lll - 141 *of* Mkt. -. " ' i . teed us fart f:w., hiaistomobpoottaimitiv 'lie t ux latormoss-is ja permeated, ;be soli ' ~114 rtwe• atl +at ewe itirtleieletthseir essnowudois, bath seek- a emoeutialiv. of Japtilloaoowaast the'recearist. No.. , of preferment, of honours, ordignitv, cheers d tv iii - „e --- dia . p ene a t i on obefe _. y ba a . o e L. slosapaiajaasub, • . i s e i ‘ o m miL Rte!' dyke', tig.b Manisa 1 • bhp, oh that side. but that be gm...01d he ' souls or excites their etertions. A. Roman Moo s• het doll. in Some decree it WislActs ' .W B l. If crime.of religions p , bypie,, esedeetwf wed. Why %Ltd we • ant hope to conclude. 40 the 'borne see= ell dory. new we:ism/ref at Oh soh WSW Permit , al (Wii/ t halli 41 -...•.' Pnteltlolf toomumer i .displues leo dillkok mot or le•w imponapre ?" The colic scarce steps into life when he is made to tresti=ratiel e usion. *at. is Po* e`taci• * ll :*** - e** l4 ** , br .... etbrell : _ .._. . ._•teilsi p l i Lits sic_.' ,_:_______' __,- :• , ktter from whictitime passage ill extracted, was a rit:en in an that nothing . which confers them is open to him ;Wu are The The diferefte between nor* Cposolisit Lel atm feria crenimm . ao • - see monsneee of rays; raelyiusge of the eontmversy : what might nut be isopeds fr om however successful his career ma y have been, it and opteestritilires litin is: h l e s, h t ai ls;:t uo l: afra ohous any Catb other ol cs are so ri lsret tio weeedesi bt. Har i ltallelkir tite. true 's i m t r i f. ' f oga as olost . b r i ll! t e . r bot eb - p it it had r ei t • r ii t i qp:lke n or o. s73.l seme and conciliation . racii 'llse t triter, . float )m happens that his success has not beets, on 1 ; lt a n „ c 4.6, 4 „ av i ib.. •n ie R u „,,,,, cad au was, sh e u r f u re, a l eph. . iorotevtants at hilotet. s ikm the . borimlBo 4 lll the his orgeeeit :of the corresiZesn iag ce P t al/WI feel, ti l a;: a e:e w r r y tt r: l md i ::•Zt i h l e ) ?.! ! than one Occasion , either lessened or retarded most pormeetee OA. • ... . : Mar,y, the Roma* cAlpslipa oppose the 'press*. . Priests 14 will lament, wish me, that it is the beg lei ter io the Cairo,. Retell's' we 'close with our adversa . ries g we seek pot to 6.: . the OdiAns of (hero saisaheeh. and toe thfee fro ?rivets of the be. " Agnate thediviaesof the Confeniquof Angtbnrgh." te circumstance of itia heilog been a Roman Ca- terfere *I h the Established I hutch, with her hierarchy. with ' Mottle of Sloan 5 dleioppsdiesd,' that more sossot be laid pry, Ilossuet, ,- I assays ploceml M. Sintannv nt se Oro ranh.a• a C. ere, then, our Protestant edintrymen are called Whites other wooer, her comfort, or her *comity Glee as , 11 . eprs ss:tis_m of 4900 1 Preshisetia . n* Ministers a trstir thsit eir ,hv if the persons. the most ettpable I huge ewer known, ..f sul- w hat tr a il:yo u po tion km do Uwe sense of dint asset sowa,Sas : UI t AC .4 U wooly, , They she e rs isw e s s ze r ra i l, ....; J . w iriz e in tfi l eohl e pis t ioet of ee. 110 1,,u , . l u a kit. % hid, I I.to place themseltes in our situation ; and to more, .„ pb ; the sentence of d tirbi , some yean ogn, by the Cost naiads, I assured 3, what their own feelings would be, if, from e l; the oath prescribed to the Roman Catholics of isrlaod, 1 asel'rinity, dimwit the in tieoce of Colvlo, his eiteeutios7Z him/that, if he rep Id obtain the enerAl moms of his p.tny. in %cAnntinna selhoroncis til Agar ral;ffinnit nrinci• by the 9311 of ore Sent Majesty, theottamito s athnlidiwears.,... : theiostilicalion of it by tWo Of the stiscisol patois of She Rom A wlist he calls:.', Cesetntioerg Prsodoe, I Droatketiress44t. this. 111. We are sometimes told, that however the repeal of the laws complained of by the Roman Catholics would benefit them, it woul , l confer no r4l benefit on the State ; and that, as nn alteration of law should take place, unless it promotes the general welfare of the State, the laws complained of should remain in force. But we beg leave to submit to the consideration of our countrymen, r that the whole kingdom would be essentially served by the repeal of the Penal Lawb remaining in force against his Majesty's Roman Ca tholic subjects. On this - head tha writer of these pages requests your particular attention. - Two-thirds of the populatiOn of Ireland, and no Inconsiderable proportion of the popalation of Eng. land, is composed of Roman Catholics. It is ob. vious that the feelings of this large proportion of the community are wounded, in the hiviesedegree, by the penal and disabling laws to which they are subs ject ; and that they consider themselves highly in jured, insulted, and degraded- by them. Now, must it not be beneficial to the State, that this extensive feeling of insult, injury, and degradation, should Le healed ? Do not wisdom and sound policy make it the interest of the State, that every circumstance which leads this Injured, insulted, and degraded, but numerous portion of the community, to think that any new order of things must end their , injury, insult, and degradation, and is, therefore, desir able, should be removed as soon as possible I Surely the removal of it mast be as advantageous to the State, as it will be advantageous and gratifying to the persons individually benefited by it. But this is not the only circumstance which would make the repeal of the Penal Laws a general benefit to the State. Again we request you to consider the immense number of his Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects, and the great proportion which it bears to the rest of the community. W' genius, of talent, of energy, , by is hich individuals are enabled selves, and benefit and elevate their to their share' But all this, for to you, in consequ a inice of the subtraction of this prodigious , mists, .talent, and wisdom, from so detriment to the State ? Surely loss. Thus while the penal code harasses dual object of its indiction, it to an aniaziog degree, ti and energies of the whole co:ilium It is' alleged, that the !lomat) Rhenium enjoy the most full and aid that Toleration is the utmost . any Non-conformist to the relisiesi law can reasonably aspire. To this, we beg leave to answee,,. rightly understood, is all we ask BA what is Toleration, wheii Ikuderbtood ? If, after a Government particular religion, decreed its be observed in its churches, functionaries, from the funds of the Non-conformist in complete pe civil rights and liberties, the non.:lconl a full and complete ToloratiOn. Bat Covernment of a country represses religion, by subjecting those . any deprivations or abridgment , berry, toleration is at au • end ) twins. This is •tho plain a position to : the only question, there( pans and penalties to which .:r.e still subject by the laws in ii,lfrive them of any dill-right • • ~., • • . ti tton wincti it orars LO dares such a murder '‘ to ben horrid and detesta.3e crime." ' doctrine any Kok, fir any ocelisiaslieal body, or : any writer of ' ima oliven his mistress home mint a roof on oronnay 'hat a proportion of , VIII. . upproveck antiourity, has Mainutiseti oe sanctioned in former 1 night; at twelve, and insti"nd of going home to llo;- of every thing else, : The samennswer may otto_lis i . lir:i f s- s r : t i t elmsf ini ii b i cisss t a r 16 1, .univei r eal u t) g r i a,.pnived i t t s b t a 'l2 tbe the moiterol.;tresolics.- rs i sorer-street as was his duty lie went to King- d to distinguish them- a is s te .. net l7i f o o u u r r Cl iZ ch n:e l di th s t da t ina l a that d4:eir r i e nr also. it pt iri: .fruit w4te lli li ZiAllr ther uu e es, es. or meaul es n tlia siinite r ta.. ; street,. where there *as a ► public ball, and took to o heir country, mast fall ous add unchristian :" and the 'crania which it is diseiiiitnest in • port s are IV. Not foie orthet)yroves of any act yr temporal i r the present, is lost the a itho il :it e n fe u ! n tit Z e tbl i r g o n ii U tt v olubj l er . I:f re t:ire: l : Y 44r -V,, C. "k^ 1 1 = r ed vi l li n flltit' lhe jtrie n :pl s r l i l istat. itge r ler Chu - Id ', the fares from thence. . Laving done sty, he placed him- hi c i: ' ,, e d iTa 1 self with theshariot .ou. a coach-rand in, Wigniore- Penal codes. Is the :is swoons appeal upon it, to the feeliup and coornon set 4 pse * .er .ingn, i te s i oar tcu eseaAtts,aweet le; tr ;ma that the Adth dyad . street, near In. ts ' flickthere was ano th er heti, but he mass of probable ge. every raider of tliese.pages i -ltere net Lee stogikeiecasnalauwi-' ammo .1W IstApan C4a! bass al NU YS bete. Whet t•dki not get' hired : fie receivett six' shillings hit' oio iof **years, petitioners to,.Partia- :they ohs, art t the adroi t i t 4 report tit the Pe stesjit : ...•.- - n the general stock, *f " 1 r be1 ,.., 1 7' a ft er fl e 1 11:1 1 p e essal anifilisekag base ai wee* ine• • ? anal ' Te raw.* - yvtarkeljaCeig -• lei& i & - fart 'rho , pefabb- Who; gage the - tittorrhatiott . rely it is a national o re ,ohjra, la eemegueace• fir one De; tales swi s s, throdosag' '•istoret albeit trielrittidtenintie ' Illtt isArttno,pprt of lbw to; kip. Shepherd was a hacknep.copchmtui out of Je harasses the indivi- of which Imams at °Hee. ha v e deliver e d lalfreat 411 lam POO' Nth or oactUtal dt"clAine of de Clinch, pit - was illiimetyieldly isty, •and who plied to get Wade; .at Vi r illis's *Ankles rove - all exception and orpiment. appositeto ins laid /end. diseipliwe ,' The • passages; tbeleare, to ... t contracts 'and para. t it a w ad e li de not heti sive ' the t e l 3tittee a of any power mhiNi cah • which we And", ens sewe r be b oo s* to it r ow . thr poma d e : 0 c implyn;s .. on Monday • night. On bein asked, what :he strength, powers, dispense illis the abligatioe of as oath iOn this bead I beg .. iisli s ch they arc quoted. To oar w t twos for soglsty paws*, is i indoFed him to -give this information !—He said, lie nunity. leave to add my .we iestimellY- having , ja ahneet ever] Illefe •• ebidentlf a Mgt Pereenddlit awn , fithaning. hail Only received one shilliag instead Oft°, of on of life, lived in habits of actraintapee or intimacy • with all ; ' XIV: descriptions of Roman Catholics s the yaung, the old, the lite- i 1 dual o n ly smot e oic further • 5..-Thooapponosi w - ' Defendant. The cosi - wits wn °truce agalnet. tit° Acts rum Catholics of this rate , the illiterate, foreigner, and natives, ecclesiastic :and se- • ~ , , , : r4i l it e y e e ! et t b s .d j th stre beta gen t Creed of the Eitablished, of Parliament, and'the Priaont:r was committed Co the fular, .I never ',new one who did not bear the char.se in ques- ta! li beral Toleration; son a ith Jodrell:soon, and treat at as ao exrenable calumny. is inferred, ku m itit i e ßm l ah o ways t , a4h oo X i be e Ch a :7,',lt i t , ‘"" ft ?r e po - hi s t w it . Heellet of Curraotion for Onewsonth. •• lost favour, t 0 so Melt' 1 . But it is said; that the Council of Laterau assumed a right m ~r d ; ai d t r, er a conan w oo of civil rights ho oe y. db e Is rt ...i.. .. -;-•somipm•-• teat ral newer and that tne Council of Consumes. arthoris u et i t ie‘r Mt sit trAc • . ell ion 6 ita bl idw sl b Y- the i sTojaition of ihe safe c„ berg of them. To Ms, Ike asperiowe of ataiikiad germ a Moir • . •Pttot (Sandenoa), Leith \i' fts Fed. ( t March, 5, A. M. lahrt granted to Jules 11 "- a nsw e r - if if yen remove pews try yob MOW gliteg• It' those facts ate positively denied by the ROHM& Catholics, This too d o odd mo od *venom % p o w year eiseey; he will ;bilge . loads with yea to tho door of k; Jai tei, Yeats wilt not P 1..., • 54, „,4 og '• •• • .- ' i' I 111(11i WATPR AT I.o 4 llXi'il BRIM* 14114 OA% iwer, that Toleration, is not a place for discussing the point-hut, what does it signify? Nursing, Ikea ter,4.-• 1 tweeting: liEsarttes alter . k for by our Petition. !i f en " t t...t aa ea: c4 nfin"tetwerrHairedliadirloarfar, the thrr;a:ii i i t it ml; a- away wh" s" ' "" .444. at the ' ° I. Hot •Is•. be illieennee between tlWrebes really as great tis 1 . 1 the word is rightly shiner authorized the violation of the safe condlict, it Aid iota 'i 6 ' . d . dust w e diixod ~ . ' t generally they* 1--Tbe Wine pasetpts . DIEO2 • .• ?rnment has adopted a 133030 4' 3 and' threes Me cod ( met- . . . ..love thir.Ve, l / 4 ‘oo l , l l(l3grits t_eilliallY rgotiNi el „ h d i Pie " ' * liii. 2lst• Feb. last: at IWigitois, eq.; lire:lkAtien, a rwt 1 mode of /worship to : jay ,. P ( ..• .. •. , • s _• te'taat. la. Kama , ~_,_ Cl e ar s / P l* "IF e l e g Camino la the Royal Navy. , 1,,, ~ ~. I ng bad frequent occasion to asention in these pages tee hove their emblem, wary' ilf life, by-lbat - .fliViNdabe In dessett-square; Ileeti ne,diaa. ' l4. of th e and provided for its answers of the Foreign Universities to certain iiiii.:tioas dris rule Whasisrsitheisleaisermiodairt amps s *alb, . , Pr i ory, ROrisamptoo, park% • .:i.• • ...• ••-• • i posed to them by the direction of Mr. pitt, the reader will um- .code of her strZt... , • af the State, it leaves . ., 1.... u . i .. 4, ~..., ~.' . On SVeduesday evening, in ' th .CI isters Westinhater Abbess e possession of all his molly wish !o be better Wormed of theakcainstinices attending In Moped" . "* the tkairstenon "4 " .........1 " .* .." - Alive Fisher, sister of James Either, Ci liaq:of the Receipt til his that Drew VSo4 l lWrikr t y j iT i liohaA7 l /34 1 01 Pre - . m o i r a y ., I.;, sr h eourr , v Son4onfOrmist enjoys In the year 1714, this Cnnimittee or the 'English Catholics reeling* i Onsestt. .. , _1 Alb ,Provionsesli addetily, At Wednesday night,last , NIP. Webb, of Houton- ', ant. whenever the waited ois - M r. Pitt, respeciiug their application fur amoral sit lithty; se 'to lobe eltrior Warts i St i hi • Pllmice• - the Panel Gaul. Ile requested to he furniidged with fitil dirt ' to of tie _ilea I ably; that Uad,pard 'vessel other forms Of evidence or the o Oa the 27th ult. at Bath; * Uee. cotes Golgo9b bi""l'e! ( ° pinions o f the Ro • Citthislk . with the i lliet 4t rnlY l btert ;7 y, tbat mitre kllfoisr, state of new the late Earr o f Aberdeen who profesi them to it luau Catholic Universities abroad, "se the existence aid . stud pa *WWI asitakkod, shall bejudged accord* ; . n . , vr eithooliai ,. si . i Asb r ibm i da r re,agod Mk( Margaret, nt of Civil right or ii. extent of t i be f Popes dispensi b zg power." Three Questions wise ; se week.: y; . that MOM* his fon htn•the wild . - ( Z.,*;: Sir bratt-wq 1 - 11 --. • ' . end, endpersecution ere w izg ottaT e,lo, fad iiii wed to his aptisat v m ei .. -Armen , : be. its reaill: i ii i bt 11111011br lIC Ilitellilli salisiFte2tll t heli t ir, "T e ; 4 3; pace c 7 l ; kii i i : Odi ";:g rupt r oar. lik„ soote %m e w, h il l 0 HIM. lacy weep mat to the U 1 ,of,,Patis, , bilk; Ships WU , w illitlit t c iod of his lioavakti, Alt ela4fesay, Salaiattecs, and Vallie.olld, far *eft lellitiane: eilileafte.'he diver Was istaxiasted; lir eamsreirro all kl :el of ii, Zia% in the rit .. 14 " eg e g f 49 year, • DI " n g * vr q. kt-n PI to adinit of contr.dic - olnira the iv a d or rePOPEA to them were.- ~ ~ „ • : . - ; mod, IlibTrA7t 'Wirt' bereafter; • awilte a ... adiatil, adribunl heaver Mimeo assts. Me wallah% in pas- foie,' is—Wliether ti)e 'lndivishisl oaf . the &kb V I M "' ital 11.47 Ceil lif la ' v itt ill '‘" *4 • ii #P l 161. * 414 1 1'ja ' 4°" t'" 66"44 4t arii "7 . 0"4"‘ keealVd*talYe a , ~. am, , ally • . the Remad Cathcas 'Power , " ,ii, •I ' l4l W lt t lilm. " olll rt . , __ ~ , 0 woe 4 .11 ‘ 11 . 1 .. ! Stit/0y 06 mi , pew. -+. • • • • , Idaho dr,. . t . b , ' • e. 1.- Am, Prwrreswcn."..ftre-... . 1.-. offrniffifinelf="f it t - In force against' 1• -2 or all * ' Chli alld Wiwi, we • 4 riAtlttiltterl* 4 / 4 2 1 12AJ AI _Vt*: / 14 ) il or liberty ?• ' • - C" . *4" . .. lligtg e litka b42 . IMO wilt IRWIN • . . .. •.• 'ti - iereent'vveettsoir, - wmw.- • ..., .... ,•,. . • • .. • • .. . . . . ~ , . • . , . -,.- .... .• . .. , • . . . . • •- • •,s . . ~. • • . . .. • , , , . . • , . meats are Dissenters. ) 1 $-- Ot