The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-21 00:00:00

will M - --....ww6a—•. ant s ia ,--It er a s wt great{ iik . ' ye sterday, two paNesplis 1 1 1 10 : 1 : t he facts they Slate are tree i .Valftee tlyi. ous consequeedie ; 114 1 as y trio justlyistarti be considered erportending evsats, sofas' !sr to those which larked the worst poise French Revotatien. The paragraphs f those which ineatioe the report of an ()row now ionising antlitiklii aespices of the yogic sad I Itzsriiiie, and that which t he inteedil ‘' iition of-the Vice-Regal Ireland ; ii act, !hid, I consider, as - - either to the utter subjugation of that island, or its entire separation from both of which the most deplorable oouseq► boortly and inevitably arise. Could I flatter that this letter would ever meet the eyes of trious Personages mentioned above, I ohol expostulate with them on the glaring inf their conduct; I should ask what could I mo. tire for that; attempting to inflame and perpetuate di. vision, disunion, and dissension between bers of the same community. Is it policy religion ? is it humanity. Where caul of setting the different members of a State once, merely because they choose to worship different ways, and to think differently - Jetts wherein they ere, and ever most Ignorant.—Let me not be tolt4 Chit not with the Catholic for differences but because their religion Inclines then subversion of our political and relizious mint. I will listen to no such reply, because been proved repeatedly by facts, by argnmen' by esperience, which cannot be controverted, there is nothing to dread from the hosti- Catholics to either. It has been proved, more than fitly years they have been the subjects in the Empire; and that even were so hostile to our Established Religion, the admission of them into the Legislatnie, Offices of State, would not give them nor cause any alarm to an establishment even more objectionable than onr own. The Very same of the Christian Religion ought to have infused a milder spirit into the breasts of its profeesen, than that of exciting party violence, by means of party distinctions ; and sorely the colour they mean to adopt as a badge of their animosity, is ill-chosen from the name of a man, who, both in his own country and in that be was called upon to govern, was the avowed advocate and firm friend of civil and' religious liberty—for (the sanctioned the laws against the Catholics in Ireland, it was only because be found them directly and openly hostile to thatliberty which he came to England to establish; had he, or the great Statesmen of his time, lived to tee the Ca. tholics what they are at present, it would have been impossible to have quoted their names as a sandiest I to intolerance, persecution, and exclusion. In the name of humanity let me request those enlightened 1 Members of the Senate to consider what they aro ; doing ; let them stop for a moment to reflect on the full and remote tendency of the spirit they are about 1 to excite among members of the same civil commis- 1 nity, who may shortly be called upon to &fait& themselies against the common enemy of the two 1 countries. Is it thus that they seek to allay the heat 1 of party, or to unite the members of the State in Its defence? For shame, that men of their time of Mb, and with their supposed infOrmation, should display the angry passiong is sibesOboys—l hid armost saisli the ferocity of dannons. . As followers of the ma and gentle Jesus, as .professors of'a benevolent rell. pion, as members of the British Senate—an assembly supposed to berthe most enlightened in Europe--iss, men of rank and, exalted station in society;'' fee them pause before they adept a measure likely to erm many millions of men age lest -etsch other with the ferocity of wild beastsi'for no other • teases than because they differ as - to the best mode of teaching • lit • Christianity cit'rel*ioe whose very essencep • el first principles,are 'Seabees, gentleness, and mss * for bearance. Lest, burever, these worthy GesAlemen should call themselves Christians' without knowing any thing about the precepts of Cantsie, l !Will take the liberty of quoting a few passages Nis the Nem Testament, or Covenpilt, which *ay possibly be read either by them or some of their friends. The Sermon on the Mount, which is said to contain an epitome of the duties of Christianity, is fall of pretepts directly the that without an observation, or. even a hint, Aid could refote their odious calamities. Under such dr.' . • . •. ,•. , . . remstances, it was little wonder if she was defasoqd , Leap,Oaanam.--aied on' the evening of Thurs. risillociot anise. But since Ilse Book had come esti day list, the 17th instant, at his seat in Kent, its_ , liebelloved there was no second opinion upon the subs the drdslear of his age, -after a life eminently dis ' ject of the charges brought against her : every 'heart ' tinguistiid - by every active 'public and private virtue, found itself called upon to declare her innocence.. the , Right. Hon. Charles Middleton, Berms Barham I The tearned Gentleman entered into the nature of of . Ikrharn Court, ,and of Teston, in Keut; 'and a the conspiracy against her Royal Highness, which anronet, ope of his . Majesty's Most Hououra6le he Teemed to think bpd 'some under-band Connection Privy, Council, Admiral of the Red Squadron of his 1 with the formations iSt the new Orange. Lodges, and Milesty'S - Fleet, one ofthe Eider Bretkriii af . the b o th of w hi c h .h e th o e g h t m i g h t l leoe .b een attempte d Trinity House, First Lord of the Admiralty during 1 with a view, to alteilig' the"inietipton. • Th e e bo e .. the important victories of Sir Robert -' Calder, Lord tion that an Address might beinjuriouitolsaintareita Nelson, Sir Richard Strachan, and Sir John Duck , . of the Catholic Question, he answered by saying wordi, many years Comptroller of the Navy, First Ibe thought gotta contrary ; and even If it siliokt - connutcyloner.of the Board titstltatedln 1786 Ter . ea- . , could not regret a circumstance which would show tri4 into the state of the Woods, Forests, and the Princess of Waks that they log Land sight of their Revenues 'of the Crown, and of the late own advantage sooner than suffer the vile attack lloard'for Revising the Cirri!' Afraid of the luny, g which had been made oon virtue in her person , to 'and Member for Rochester in the Parlianteni 441184, pass unreprehended. To those who Aid it was now. a n d one of .the Vice Preild ont s of the Loak.Hospital• too late to approach her Royal Highuess,..he replied, and other Charitable Sodetlei, &c. &c., His Lordship, that although her innocence Wes- acknowledged in was bore at - Leith, in 'October 17 1 1/POitid was all quarters and. by all parties., ebecittli remained youngest son of Robert Mitidie,toti; 'Etadifterviardsl *offering under. the punishment doe teleillquencY; Collector of the Customs at liorroseatieneeesg, , by a punishment which was, perbeiekovein aggravated, Helen Donde', Grand.daisghtetrof Sir n ames Dnocias.l because her innocence was•nowlo , hismiitetely note. or Arniston• His Grand-flan', Ge_0gA,1 1 04111,4 011 9 .1 rious. She yet reaped no freitefrner the .restoration • and great grandfather, Alexander AWdlotopp were. i of her fair fame,* from the Cloud; isidetytaa been so' successively Principals of King's College, /Ibeideen, indostriously cast over it; Aimee stiff deprived of the latter was younger.brother of Getiitaijakit Mici this society of her child, of liei.letil„ comfart t s till dleton, who for . his eminent military asinine *PI was owe a willonsmi.wirst and chikliest4nOthert • 'Mr. O'Connell conctiaded by moviog 41iii foliating M. Lieutenent.General of Horse in the R0Ya11.114., ire elated Earl of Middleton, Lord , sir j devils. ' ' -4 -, oval's . „i i . , lii ~,,, Fettercairn, in 1669, which title vies 4 , ch . my as „mut ova loyAi.. i ii ,., , d,v !,,, in 1,, . 1698, iii . th person of his onl y ion, . , . - ~ . . 1 .. cond Thad Si. Middleton, who, after being -.• ' we, W I B _ _ _llicialii Comic Peelala , be, ,vivre sador at the Court of Vienna, and one of Ike Ilarinl, i !Mly!kuiraill•sl coningolaik,Bll rlllr4frilfektia ("Pr 441 tecretarkes of State to King Cherie! IL fol. - fesiticiesiiiiincY which sw tate!',04411$ 1 , 1 •109101 3:910116 lawiaLthe fortunes of James IL to F • '►litre' ranee" Iv aid.it._ _ . i Plarat—ti conspiracy, smowely in its, taashos, vimegasui he died in the. chief management of ',Orairs -*t 'the" 041111 11111 i . !Iliset; aril o l o ,worthYli.itsistile-s.lo9lllffiklirAirtilabiss• . Good of St. Germain,. Lord Barham, after WS sw . I ing 'II 1104. a union or turpitude istivinedesif *said% tern from the 'West Indies in 1761 (where he emi. . difficult gassy, whether RoyaltYweald itamtiodisisd absuidline.v Wilt . 1 . 1 ,7, tliatingaiilted himself in . the command of the its success, thew human natiusgolgrogitiggqiiigiodgin ;410,1 znieffillill billet / CY,. married Idaqieceto:datiliktie of allegianee is not less sboekirt et' ihe willeninihil i, Jares GaSier, Esq. Counsellor at Lag, sand aunt MI gelsieserit'Admiral Lord Gambler, by whoji lie' sally the Diadem by breathing oa fillet vag " ores or ni „ mama ; ilsa our . -• f ... -, • we n .). hod on. Y one child; Dieu', now *ranger malt,' : . L re the wife of Gerald Noel. Noel, Esq. of 'Extehisink, I lab ospitabl baseness width would betiay' die -0 A lib slum ~ I • .:t - , i.. . . i . . gm t oe. calmly of ilutiantL, many years , Member of FestAtx-in a LAND 011 'PIG 11 , Parliament for that county, nephew and heir of )en. Deem it not disrespectful, lillestripas Lady, iikolia peo- tail of Henry, list Eitt of Gainsborough, and -to pie, provereialiyar!lint In' the cause or di:foie*, the :witoet;the Baronetcy nenpdestettds. Of this Marriage shout ervirluisus,eesgrinelation shook! *dye i k ' f ee ige i gebo.- there are fourteen chiltfq now alive. Charles, `'the our 'ARs bas ice. leirognstrang IQ Well 14 illidnilli, sad oar, Wilt Iwwi. cAPPlettts . 4llll ;Bounty of' Rutland in Ate ' au, but thhet „ mee t th e unnuil l smolt. r oar bel'irt , bow- potent P arliament . , ,_ . .• . . . ever, am appreciate ' the-a l mss imeetedikusoguriors ormiouro .., . . Viscount ann VisCameas Pasiceyak v. Pwm. alms, fah Woo acutely, that the emb s tas sesj o s i s is muss -4144414 Assthe Genre of King's Bench,: Mr.-govt irlich./01,1 free sympathy,. ; , I moved for a role to silo* cause .why a criminal in. /lisidiation ild `Thomas. Tl, . the Report of the Militia Committee foi placing one Regiment at the disposal of Government, and the other for the protection of the Qty, which ) ; after an Amendment, was agreed to, and it was referred hack. to the Committee for them to prepare it Bill for that purpose. The Committee of Cit i y'Lendi reported en the Petition of the Cominittee' of the Leather and Hide Trade for improving the Market ; which, was read, agreed to; and referred fomxe.cution. The Improvement Committee reported respecting the pro ! mediate in PerlisMeet on.'Smitilfield Xs:o4 and it teas referred back to consider talitit li'qtrippea to be done under existing Circumstaner; - ... -.,-',w' +7 ..0 ,4 if oar Ministers were imbued witb the satnnlalee viesi l cansteeas peineiplea ;whildstict sateen" Oideitti4y sees end hied, we -ntighi'iCes et:revile add loirrcifs of 1 war consoled at hen:co:6w etcsofteued abrga. 1 Captain Haanx's conduct is greatly praised ankol. mired by the Aided:tins, forllslibititity it:Wei& the father of • a Citizen .1115.4149.-Uttited 'States, i*ho went pn,lleafct ' his •'411F11i11... Aantittes i .to, cliklmt his see, . 1 14iiin CAWPENTIM, 4110 liad'keewdeteleed in thealltitieisserzicetioityeerirencilied 3001:. wages, 'anti idOOLlitizi l Ooney .4pol tt? him... - .. T 4 Captain diseharged kiss,, - 4utd.gamtaPoiewisettilloate.of seryfile, tenable hilt, byllitencyeAei4to AV* toiot r y 'OA% due to WIC '-- ! ' '•, : i ,7. ~ ..,7 iding ir° P 11 Bid• "26 • ' semi(( - sei(t - 4) - 4 1 46 4 - I)4fitmilfr in Stittine:ifinit, Ktfgliesbr4ge, ' et ori Fridnyl she it NapeCted to recover. '' - ' l ' 3 4.l4lmilit belonging to the Mary-. of LieerPoel, vistiteen threatened with punishment for stealing - thliew himself into the se:Li:Ws:l nabbsetredi a ',Obsession, that as they Wiritien.'.Only a ties eff Bermuda, firer could .switt, priferfd. He was hilw!,(7, .carried.farther etekftejekV'aed 4itsiini4lo elle, water two days, all Wilk - Woe he kiptllineelf above Water by clingivSg.tnniltigi, - He Wes at length - picked up - bYltrie St Min *gigot war. Whet taken on board 4 .k• was nerdy) ineenatale, hit _Ft:covered after some hoprz.l., -.- .. . _.• ' tinciez.—A . seelinctsPii...4ffeii - loot. platiak on Mild the Vokano . , 'alive 17111404rish filskit Si Mahan: "he , ;), ..101leillit‘ *it • ..g 1 - Niaity dinner, a '', dr eking Ms grog .in 04, ..* V ti Hog, "Aired to bet *Kb Mt :OW eltietfUltidtki l ~ ''blew out hie,bitiii. '' by de illorielug ktki.aaleide .Imt-wreenls letter.(which was found eferthiff &ad - val t ebeendtted' ) roz a Cf!iffYrnins 1144 04)ig - sons"for the dreadful step-be woe - sheet len ima z appears to have arisen f sown sofeetba* . i p opn : ampoi.., It is thoc ~ glingisitouti l lyik • * oseue l liii month,' and then cl :Bps,. pallid, il wig. comtd ;get; 41400 were 'slit : VIVO' the ' 'hie 'mouth to the itia 'Or hie jitch.. t '. 1l ;is Y buried the following.evening. -. Saturday after:l4n "tia a 3 4 110, 'eneitliiirliti. - 414 ' '- - -vas , stniking itimudiri ' - fOOLid . L 111,414 ' lharougbuildingi'•ield 'raised in - s .... -akailiarr 7 • . . .. . ' ', • ' , •• ! - ' AlkePt i ea is ' ....111‘1400 r - 4 . '' ' . ' 44 ' 4M4 - 40 1 " '' •-. '. , tk..-• • ''• ' .' :... ' '.. - ‘,.' , Haawscir; OfrailtiVAsielitt - ilig - Flarl f. e . kestes. . 1;1 it - .. . 'oilnilana Way "'"' 7 - 7 '• t o t A' s mole It ' F ' •''' 0 .. • rs'^."•ec ' - ' ►:Mgr e) -411owiselnladt.• n. _ tt „, .„ ‘ ..fli, • . . stied i 0 Air .... .7 9 ...i.-‘, ', fiZat oen le t hio ,I j am •Osalfrase liollpolwitiliouThil brig igliwibeihietliqs. t thigliaat ' IlailCh l itotidkabin,. . • , ' l4 .' s 'i 4 '''': iliore" ' gibiti "''''" i c w . ' '. u. . . I.lomov v is u o tti .st os s t ..o,,, to /fatal ly• 4alit:Wtrythe 'SM . . p f •Wit r 4.6044.1iin hisser of tha- 1 , ' '',. ' ~ .; ..* s callitd • yet ildgbiltoneeellia . ..,,a, • • 4 4.0. bliamiscoreasi anulipeat .of , hili.btorersetttcl.' .bilowae ' • ,„ . it. l' - rtet)ttilitordbie tote with tilif . ~ .._. 6,..• i ' 'r - *op ( Br tisecisepy o nsto gssi: * • . ; 1 4.7 l OAr '' ~ skim Stiolds'.iondsosider4 bids: tidali. ,, ..Rotowbakin ciao* . - . • - Lg*. .4.... , ..., ' II • ..cpario s itteee s elloint ; -ltudlldleelti 7 7 ‘ . .listesasliiiiii 4rinetilat,J.cshicpisaiee,,iwir , , . . i Hosley Bay his Majtity's ships B. ualtagariana;,ilt. peciedesed. . .itioeigiq ler.lloy,had beeiZiMr th . ii ...thst chtmethint-' .4- 1 ."" . -- 4 ''''"" • mei-In fr n i i - 111/4 . 4 ! ...,. 1 I tomes, Desiree ). 4aprilralend -. 1, tguti-boatsi 1 I the • t B firoPrtbetkintliiin, a , • L t.“ - 1 ..,,,,.. . „,,, -,2.. e ,insfv,wirk,a in', fr -A- 4 " • r On. 0 .•••••• '. .::ni i,o -4 8 ti. , DEAL, JfiliffilllPLAMMPAiiii 'PA ..jPsfy,'s ship • , 1 . , . i. • ' l' •14 1 0!" 41 41r ikvietfientr , ".:4 •r!Tokt•No- 41 . Jew , ' ;. ..I' t 0 , 7 • . 1, ,' • 1 .,. illtitlfrld ulfeeltifthsrul* 4 ,•s''' 11i , .' 1 Chat/ma, f rom ll s r ..gi ii ,viN• 4 1 et4,llle Itlgin rut ter, - I MO. 4. ' . . i'''. Atittf - If voyiety of' otkofikttbittr 111 4 4elidea , . '. . trrto l oc i PektitlVestitie . r . "',.. i , - ' ... • Iromertinopth *Rea teenuthirdr a r t oy set; to thot *el Dui i rfeli; OA dichiredlie fin r Litt .16,4. Alani , Zde. rtfr i thriii,r,444W4ra e' ' Asiett- i 04.4 - I w o 44 ) 44..A.4 4 44 ~ bilit lilainsty's !m il t i eti ihil . .,of Astiliek p ro ceeded twaddreessn.o * dlioodsti don of Thanks to - Dr. M, t•••••kihi ;fl. .i. I. 4-' ' t ship Alen, atedireiaaity; also , thicart#hrie 1 p: 737°4 .-,j4 a . deeper . or %ore, ..c011. 9 / 1 0.tlik__ _ ( MPSti ' : . sell,ftAbe -jai . % !: 4 . .L . _ • ' ) 41S Milner '' ... 7.41 190 , 04 1.41 .417 44 . . 6 ,.. tii; 41 1 4: 2 - L a ' " ii ," ' '' elle" -- • .".ruia4,, .he was itbeut, terprel*Maill swam • "' IL ' ' • •Will.lriala ' Selure, ta uer ' . • ~.. ' • -"•-•_? .I . rownitiouvu, atm: -hit l ' F ri.r.--.1.r..v... tir. as a mil importantly serve the - ealitd! i fe ki a d; 7 , j t svrits a fly( 4. Ailia-- awse sesi.. mon • -•,• .• ..- -.' , ~. , :-0. 1 ! '' a .5,.„, na1. ..!,,q1 ..? * ' • it d op t i o dir# c h . -1-',..f re " m th0: :f ,,,.,11.4...t0a rn t. r .,, ,_,. i ,,. . that eau . •iitteoluHon which he wail* •• '1"to their, *di g: , not oatia Ott on tith ...: i• , ' '-' l6 s• l a c e ' •4 , , . is Jos ft ship krioirese, is skiiiiiied, ! oorypii i. ndoo l t ! io, of y s *twat alit '; , Englaelli, . ~,' , h at as Ast i," ita t i o-...-•.„ i t .:(pc, 4grili - th i S o 1 7. 6 e. +4: s ' 'leer ° 1°43 . .. P ... - ' .- ... 4 . . e*lltailPt - 4 1)4411111 1: 11.6.61 " 11""nnal °r " • I. ~m „ . .n 13 frefil 1,1 , P.1,4,n0 - „JO** 19; 71 . 4 1.0 Nditosig 6,_,,ir, sequenCeillill, , ,‘ • . tett - the iteenintint 4 4 ; - Mi; Iv, ii pa g t wit, A ile; pt c h s . . " life IpittSPlM iad i bejkli4risiiiiy ..-ess lila i Atk-iikst. captured tito;iAinerkon.brit o, flatter 1 0111 1 111,_ to • to* her Reyahlilisf Olik,di e , pil otless o f rtresa a ► d Wee% .'iii - ' eikh iegaittia *kin Hie.Roard ; rife, Portland out 09.0 1 14 t.ePU o AlteUft 1 0/ I *- 66 ifjp, •of thogeille4tWo v . ' :',' '''' 1 . '. ''._,,.' I- ; hat , i ttutirt i me t taito i ter ; e d, :ifil . os ! m aim , . t , f • th ' potislic. • anditt-thia*;mot??d;the.4awriCasi • eaeuednication wee *Ha N it ......i..• h i satt ~ . •••• •r" v • - - bat Tidal; fret* Hoiordeeoiri wirwirvlsuer, Nine ! 'ilia should wish le 4 pit.: . *tit/ to thet •. - a * L„,, enth tic plaudits. Mr. et ; wi t ti a t e d :-"-- 1 . s P e rw'r' se i hAdromeepotoak i was 41sre; • ,, mat veneribio • # o.k s , en d, , k9oo stan do l o lB4 isr, o l' , , . 8 in fatuati°n P I • need not debate it-you are VMS* and rano. ' . . • , • 'a re • m' se • o th a t t i te t o ..g y o k e* 1* . .. t. Prelate. bad Won iyintgadibOt grlheit 7 .NA e fin is i • Ale P. ' '' • ' e'Bieirm,.. --Wlosl4.otfija Id be their ma r ;i_njured innocence requires ele edislitillt yids ."--- 'okapi iiiewii lie rAitblilte a4aed of '!. 'on ,' 90,Porid.--i•irooy ftri... 7 ... ~, ~., .., - . ~.. i perpetuate& 4-Hew; he asked, could it be ljellille.to ;'• .. _ i i _7 l : l6- tbe earnaidartra whiCitaleipthonked •tliev.dipas ' tei 4 or i leer Penal* • " .. - ••••• -• ';; ~ •...4-4..' if,-,,r4; , ,i,"..r.•:.tc - reen the Menit.icioble, taletited,dignifiedi IV ' '•• *PIM be.. flogging, Clap, ip Ireland. rs Tlii Intleed," . WAlll 1 1" ; FA 1416 i'4 3 1 14 " 113 •" 41 4 1 4. _. . . .4 1 / 14 l i ki l l,adlirS po li cy ? plityiter skis. Apinat her whir: . 1 waSaliti ki nc i a t inconsistency ,' ,e h i s h satvr i am t .. his L or d. , schoesee - . from *itallt&-, . . * Air ~ alu be the pi* I:1_ 1 1.' 1 1 ,t..kunt-, 0 " 1 " 11 ;fr d - ..• -•-• : - - . .' H e Amon • ' a trolciectol 'cauttMentities to Vie riih, would bll,g , ..vntlia . 11 / 4 4 rem !II . 5....11 1 01-- - o lt a... elt. had be s . aosai mane hint lesclikstored . bit 'dia . ngiteb • and:. this PeAtte .4roceecb with bet con tey for • State at va - 'll. 1. wr h roag -me ht v w farota u v7 d . la ontag * -en talea - " - laisdriti " ti;" Sailed 'the'rei• psi** .01,4%144* ;'M rorship God s ii ' Common•Coencil of poiclisi . ' Tr -- date *id. m aws . d' •• Idt i' 0 4 4 4' at an Egglisinnab would care More for Irelend when ---_ .. to 4.1 Catholic, was a proposiftn Which t° 4ll, t he r ketch, on. a. ceineet.daTlio , AA* packet, with a mall'lroeititirtst i ft Okla, arty upon 'ob. , that it had Leon loot:them • ! " it be, eritot ok 'aithough this niuch.injured Lcidr T ; !It tha t evil.) , &WI experiencidenionstrated to be - In. . Arabella deedi ; What better illostratinn could be Ow than t-11- the Roads. . ' __ .' .. ;14 o. iinit,,•,w and was made so Teri iherilly,„tirior : bet Tar. t they quarrel-1. 11 ' 6 s this, where the excellent,and ven'n'able Agent orthi.: Nora lraala° . Inn ' lumit 21-4.1104 , ~ ; 4111 ",„tf i reg, . .Bloge, and without any fa u lt of bee_ Ni-Was .„.. . ~ .an ip rro itd . ,to be paid. -••• .. , ~.' . • • - . h 4 ~ 4 es of religion L. . . s lea b y spiee encompassed by wiitcarel 1 . ballet ' her • - Call olic"liiernitay was Made the sport of, via . attest , • caprice and .ill nature, arid for whkit ?.L-Why, for i •' . ". • eat to seek the I every action watched by the Coles, the 'Hi geoda, proclaiming "that 'to be Schism Which this ICatholic • Tbe hope, prize to his itirstre iMp Rums!, ;ious establish. !And the Lloyds-still had her enemies boon' unable to Prelates of Ireland have since declared to tie w. ' I from_ Rio .fatitiro to London, lies taktin on the 12th because it has :ix any criminality upon her. He win free to confess, cannot forget, though the English Catholics "lid, that privateer, and sent for Freor'r site raptured on the ! instant, near the Shannon, by the. Fos American that snail Mr. Perceval's book came before the world, rgnments, end this venerable Prelate combined the claiiie elegance that, be was disposed 4 leas. upon ber Royal Highness , 14th, the Peggy, Duncan', from Cereenock, and troterted,• the Sc as of holar, with the profound learning of the An.. her also . . _ _ .gave up ; a brig, supposed twos the Deus _,, , L _ I a woman who•had reached the - nice tine which sepa- tio• uarian and the Divine-that he *as one of the first lestilitY L'‘, ''"' I rates the *bounds oriediscretion and guilt without th 1 and Pcgry, and burnt her. . oved, that.for, i , having stepped offer it. ' - Thu he believed wws. the .wlio.trisatedof polemics with politeness and citili and engaged. in . religions ebntroversy with the temper I •. • . the most lopal I opinion of many persons is well as himself; and con. an d manners o f o G eo tt emess ,t ie h os , I k now , y o ur i A Court ol c e ommou Council wee-held oo Thurs. were they MM. 1 aideriotthe effciits which were made to produce it, warm approbation . • 1 , day at Goildhali,which was ery numerously attended. . i, the propose dl„there could be little surprise at their success. Co. The Resolution ; after ,ieme observations from I The Court agreed to allow Mrs. Kirby, widow of ' Pies of the most g ross -awd falsest of the depositions the late Keeper of Newgate, *)l. per ann. front ante, and to IP . g . Messrs. O'GORMAN and Pionicr, was put and car- ' 41 were publicly exhibited at a.House in Pall-Mall, and red with rapturomiipplause. • - I Christmas last. The Court proceeded-. to consider mpi Powers I that without an observation, or, even a hint, which • ~ . , ' the Rettart of the Militia Committee foi elaeini one toe au ties of Christianity, is fall of precepts directly the wilica So" frame smill itil l' ,*'.' ' , ' ' .failltitiesi geoid n ot be filed against Thomas Ailtlfrly -*reek ) •!Bilthi• .Witileldisfstuotrve th e s , ate- .of ti' I reverse of that spirit which the propo s ed 'Nolte Club Let Skims am , ia"'"lgnitulmiag Artie is year R°S Phippe s t proprietor of the Near,. Sunday Paper. .Wselee, she was rsl 4l l_ Yrrte lade b.tl*o 7. :41e . professes to inspire ;' and almost ever?'part of the Persoaosa yew twine trims' over slie.poriored, dieprolli- This. the Learned Copt el founded on itiod et biarlhorou ' buildings .ied ,Oritoodettlace s . ~ ' Epistles is equally adverse to strife and dissension -7 Rate , aid the outset , we'llulail.aildeilatage"Preek° of 1 two.'" nes :lilt' Tha• s . '4 I i AlArr. ix. v. 11, Jesus is represented as fitting with : an i o . ' • i t , . L e ttiikesse, shut` the society of your once I CNN' Phi dad accused Lady ► b9r si velllan dressed in a drab teat opper tuner? %At e .Pettesuirothoeing transmitted to him forged and fa.' 40'yeers, tall, •an4,o( *Au* cot4texion, whO . :ec- 3 .1 au k ] --.L.- s wk,' illiiiiiiiiii ted . t:a n g m a t t i i the bri*ted letter; and 2d, That he had held out coated her, istoimerving, "thee is iv pretty -work. publicans and sinners—an example to us to hold atili t steselitas i g iipo r i pc • i s not ' a ite t a 'hi a t threats ef r pnblisbing ceitahl.hrivate correspondence bag ; Madera; let or see 10*i' •On her refusal,. he L 1 sna te4kut e, f rt sm heti- , opened ,it,_ and Irter talcismi,a i communion even with those of the Most oppesite bo l t ' % l omat'. '. • ! .'' . of Lady PerceVal, 'Hy; „gArjt.ltny..lll49o were ha- sentiments to our own. 64 Th ey tlsat take up the -. • tensaam.' l irsiiiiiiiiiiitt • 464llll . •• r indeed, ilia raise d, an d the r eposes , 44wiatwilyaratillehett • The' puree •I Dot contetnitig Alol. Bank it Sfailkiiid ' crord shall perish ky t• T 1. - " , .; 3-1 ia•l 6 -. • kg '.. ''' ea— i t, - - ' Learned Counsel putt. lottillideilto to support these •noteand a tin... Bank hill & decamped with kialletterp the greerd,"—Marr. xxvi. v. 2, *itiii;gre. iilciparipte smepii 4 dismiatvied,-- i l le ,6 th r in i._, L ,opt he ica el ei2 l ow ' isi4l; ht optskpence :•••• 66 Sa Pedder'' was•Yffithlk9,.. "qth',lol;9h Mite,. ~,...''°. . is a strong denunciation against all violence end PesiAs ." - d witti"* . fielleciloa,.4.tisaugh yoqr•etiLlsid r e li t r e age soie v i t r bewirmegg teis.--;*:* variety or ge n e ts ' ,:. sate'rday pentane, • • ..aik, inisistat , persecutio hl Arr. xiii. he tells his disciples Dot to im/P•POi d ir lbei o rw* P t ' ' Irirt"- front 313 !" "ri \ , lnitessie, ond.Clitisitibriorlbet - the fitief round of ploy of a Tespectebili t Ntflltee kV 1' Bor..VIS 4rs . . . ~.. ~., . seek distinction or pre-eminence one above another, ilho milt; ilmot*P °to Mow °I it in Nisi' =Min" '. % tho*ltrhtion,'ololl vtiii it . ltsaileF:.ef 7 ietihnt' d 4 I 'dctria 6l 'to "irtl 4 ir 'hi 6 0,, , Pmar• Tat g ri M ul d i fur all such distinctions are contrary to that Spirit Mr. Putts sientiled the motion, and Ismentedike;notitilleitii ak s femstilkiblik AlittAheifi inlirfor•Rret iii. elh '!" 4 ". :4 !"" / " .s ' ', : RI ; wit on the Lower which says , " lie that exatteth him se lf s h a m k sheat t e t t;of tile- Catholic Aristocracy' re matkiii *oc- rectid tte;Peeried eitto#l lllo o,fltd.ltis"afethlt. .4 4 : 1 1t;• • Roe ,10111.9.4 to Qe. Ps t r.! ;.•:,..g.r o l i art,ed•at• g i l ° l4 k lc s , abased, and he that humbleth himself be ex . lesion. .. • ' t" ' la 34 c' . "' '." * by iontlhihg them kribli tiiiiifil i eipitt i , amdta a tie . ol,44„enlishile 0nc,. , , ; s t 1 ... An; ; and ha d near ly ailed." All attempts of Christians , a I. -0 .3. BMW*? sag the last speaker lad Aided timm.to tluf•Calert . rt a fettentsiey.; '•• •t 4 ' ' A ' •, Oftormed P ll °'• iw ltsitti t titthi '41411 . ' tillkin he 114 t . 6 9 41 ...er...ore, to Mr : ' ;f k On WeghtelithiT Pist*Vil ea ' : 71*I t tlis" 44 1 411 P 46.11:11 — E I. .1 4: 41 1 111. "at lie "Inti "ea the•abeence of some w h o were n the habit.° . ta - depress and bumble each other are diamettically ops' s4o* te. port in Catholic afi d airs. He was persuaded, Zigisessj halk,,..„at-,Sheltmellet . ! ' d 4 , • , ..... 4 " ' . 6 7 1 / 1 .- ; ° ..... "14/ . f'. in f z i 4 t,. . 6 .-- 44 ..... 4 . i _ s ..." l ..__ uc _ h jn eret r posits to tbaeommands of their greats piritual . ilhoepww, i that the people vs( trolled would not re-, their amps in the linnet fit ithet , sitiA limp blot- rktrrital_.,:mi,., list .g. 4! nit au::: l3 n t m hr e_m o_,,_ th ose .n it I remain, &c. 3.-' (.-- Ake caution of those, siko'ereve at all times in` of several boittlAilth Wig kivivolatilli 1 4 1 10 10 0.0, P ”to Pi l "' • . 11 ..., i t711 . 3.111ig . Hartford, agar liforpetb, . w. L hisehiveate join and fellow them ; but not baring fhe‘ v werir.et _length seenveLisr-Mv...W i r eisteltir Wahl, thLtige, atiMmed him - .• telmeliefebie 'UN ei ' • •'' maw were tiro tkirtaiitich. Jaie 1; Ma .a capability to eerms•thsfir and one tiltheeto -the Witt man, and !skew beck Ardtilif ;Mt . t . . • . " - • • • .... . ' ' . ' • . . . . , .. I ~~~