The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-04 00:00:00

Noss to his Friend, " d—e it, what can be done, • aoh these tolerant tricks by the Commons begun; • They Greet bent, with an wishes all laid es the shelf; • On performing my promises spite of myself. Which carries of pother, " By one or by (other, • " 1 meant to break all in their tares." . ()cloth Friend—" the neutrality we moat express. • Given a cover fur meddling with wrest success; 6 4 And to keep in subjection the Catholic Pats, " Meanly way loft so to • atch a few Rots, •, What with one trick or ember, 4 , And H—er —v's long bother, " They'll some of them Rat in their turn:" Then he baited his traps by most Statesmanlike rules, 'To kmee. he gave places, and promis'd to fools; •• Now old are th • Judges I" to Lawyers he said ; • And to Officers counted the Geneva' dead. Then one and the ...trier, • Crercom• by his pother, Began each to IL.t in his turn. Quoth " my zeal in the cause Is sa pp iest;" •• Pooh , Broth:T. tern short, vote against it,' says B --T; says U----et, " since oa--e thinks fit to ss undrow, 44 Blake a Bedchamber Lord of my Br-th-r-in-L.w. " And 1 and some others. 4 , Myself and my Brothers, " Will each of us Rat io his torn." Bean P—r turo'd over, as fierce as if e'er *e s,d known what was Popish or Protoraot pray'r ; And he %hauled to C—n wits &mishit, owe. • - • " Coax d—o your opiolun, we most hate year vote." So without any pother, The one and the other, Were both of these Rats in their turns. Then Cornwall—Ok Cornwall, how black is your shame! 3 )toopt Bigots thy Vet ran reluctantly tame; And that Oevit who always looks over P-11-14—II, Spook 6b fiery red whiskers, and cried '• this is well. 1, Notwithanding hie Brother, " He's forc'd like another, " At last fore'd to Rat in hilt turn.'' Quoth M —sr " because I said aye Collier night, t• 11 say no, lied he sure that owe in the right." Then D—ca —x, H-1114 with this wiseoae to lead 'em, And Wn—xx and L—d and and 11—ea—at. Without any pother, Each wise as she other, Were all of them Rats in their turns. Then many (to name them too long would detain), kith, r taught by L—d or I fl.ro gh the die lest paths on preferment intent, Forgetful of reason and pledge were contest. Their opinions ,o smother, To herd with L—d L---a, And all of them Rat in their turns. But win when the Sons of Old Erin shall gain, 1 ,1.nr gain it they will) a release from her pain; wi.en the light , which now glimmers an Bigotry's side,. •!aill on Liberty Dram in its fullness of pride. Theo again without pother, From one side to Cother. They'll all of them Rat in their turns. EPSOM RAGES. ---.411111. ' • WEDNESDAY, Jona 2. . . .. !h,' , Epson Stakes were won by Mr. Ladbrctkc's Gleaveir h•ating four others. The - Woodrot Stakes of Vgs. each, were won by Mr. Not sei's 1. by Eagle, beating Lee others. ". •rsda.y. the rea t g Derby rue We run, no which timusands I "*"_Peadl•i : Mr. eta*, half forfeit; 9 yrs. old rolls, Ast. 71b. wal Nies Am. 91h, the second horse tq reeetre 1 04 14 out of the tt..ke. Fifty-one Sobecribers. sir T. C. Runtsury's b. e. Smolensko, brother to ThOaderbalt l' Ed. Jersey's r. by Ihspbsszard . $ Mr. Glover's b. c. by Haphazard - - 9 , 3 sal, W ere pl ace d, b ut 12 starte d . Th e D o k e of Rutlawd's 4‘our i t e colt Solyuran, and Mr. Lake's were 4th 'mad kb. 1..-. rsioner was rude by Gaudio= Even bud i betweas SasO- I'r.lo and the field, th to 1 agst. Sokynsan, /0 to 1 agst. Lord i i • I 'l l tY. and 12 to 1 agst. any o th e r . Solyman made Oa . , bet Ilic uiuner to3k the lead the last half, mile, add kept ski Rua the race easy by a l engt h . Thi s i s t h e a nt lastanee the , t favourite haring won the Derby for many years. &deka- id was newer excelled in speed. A gold cup, value It g+ a sobscription of 10gs. each,. with?) added from the Race Fund. • • Mr. ladbrohe's Oetar:us . - • I tie's. Grnrvenor'S Defiance . 9 - Duke of Rolland's Sorcery - - 1 11 r. Lakes Venture i to 2 against the winner, and 8 to 4 against Detente. The course was ernsrded with rank and &dales:a. CO it 3 EXCIIANGE, Jtpqr 4. 11 ere is a goad supply or Wheat, but dull sale. Rarity goes •b1f,i 0 a1 3 ,.. o als are 1 1 . to ts. cheaper. Beam also realign oo / aild• in other t esticl es no okeratiou• "Lett 1 l.nglishy .... 95 134 New ditto 00 On 166,,, (par e i ga ) .... 110 144' Ileums 'tie ......... 60 63 Tiek do 76 82 Iti:rlev ... 45 55 Fine.... Fine ditto 1., it.- PrUI th.,4ltionlers) ..u..e 'lOl 105 Ford ditto .26 44 \°w ditto ... (X) IX) Fine Flour ... 195 110. i nrY Peas . ..... 66 72 Secoods *.. SUITIIPIIII.I3 M Tn •flo t , the OI E ke , •• • Gs. pi. ~. 7s. 4d. 1111 "6 . :7.. 041. I, si. 0 4 . L e ' l l ... 7. (1.1.• is. 6s. Od. CLIk .. G. (,:f . (~ 7 1 : 64. ""aill • ... 11•. (m. 1.. kts. $4l. lARKF.T.—Jusso 4. I. per ataar of all.. !lead at Cattle ale day s Beasts . 740 Sheep Calves .. l5O Pigs lusien 1180 if nnanimod, deasbiniir de "Wibla #relatire of Di ked; in /their Assembly,. held . and conducted Ui(li all the soimaity of an Episcopal Synod, at Dublin, on the 210, 27th, and 28th of last month. This fact the CAntiemen would not heir from me (though theaccredked agent of the Prelates, and though Lad a co-equal right, in quality of my station, to speak to it ssystif), bet they stifled my voice with , clamour ; ROD, however, it bu leached their ears from every quarter in accents of. theoder. The ob. , ' vious consequence of which Is, that supposing them' to be true to their religion, they must nom deeply 'feel I was their true friend andtheir faithful Pastor, . in warning them against the precipice into which they I were hurrying ; this I did, first by my Letter in the STATESMAN, dated April 28, and subsequently hi different other publications, including my Brief Memorial, of May 22, which they hare so violently and irreligiously reprobated. By the same role they must, _now at least, admit, that the lawyer of Lin. coin's In, wits, Tor these four months past, has frbeen constantly employed in settling these schismati cal arrangements with Mr. CANNING, Irgillk CASTLE. and our other Parliamentary advocates, on the part of the Catholics (taking upon himself to -answer for their lawfulness), has proved himself to be a false brather, as be has proved himself to be on so many other occasions for more than 20 years past, 'end unworthy of their political and religious confi dence in future. Let me also hope, that in their intercourse with their Protestant fellow-subjects ; (who are free from that irritation of disappointment which they them selves felt during the course of last week) they have discovered 14gislatu -- respecting - discipline, _ particolarly respecting _ Episcopal Functions, to which it would be'impos sible for es to assent, without Incurring the guilt of Schtsm—‘inasmuch as they might, if . carried into effect, hived* .the spiritual jurisdiction of our Si: preme Pastor, and alter an important point of on! 'diselPirne,' for which alteration his coricirience' wosild, upon Catholie principles, be Indispensably 'necessary. ° When the quarterls considered from whence the, Clauses have proceeded, it : might perhips be ima gined, were we to continue silent, that they had' oar unqualified approbation"; on . .this account we deem k a duty Which we owe - to -yod, te. Our country, and to God, to declars.'in the most pobliensa:nher, 64 that they have not, acrid,: that 'in th i elepreeent., shape they never can hate tor coheirriehee;" As, • however, we 'have, spots, all :oeeasiolii, incaleatal the duty of loyalty to Qaillo . at Grialos Soyerkin (the securing whereof, is the professed object or thel proposed Ecclesiastical Arrangements), so we would be always desirous to give you the 1111filltdowtitmilig' proofs, that ere are ready, in the milt r ejtetnplary manner, to practise it novitives. - We-hitestotworst to preserve inviolate the Allegiance which airy subject owes to his Sovereign—we,are not aocu:sedi of having violated our oaths. Should any other Oath, m o ot adverse to our rend. loos principles, be yet devised, which 4euld• Testae even the unfounded apprehensions of any, part of our Countrymen, we would willingly take it. We cue it to our God, to be free from disloyalty. .Weisfee it to oar.Countrinien, .to endeavour, ,at least, to be free from.suspicioi. • - • Upon these grounds, Reverend Brothers, Beloved Children, we. announce to you the follow Reauln tions which, after invoking the light audessistance of lied, we have unanimously adopted, 1. That, having seriously examined a Copy.of the Bill, lately brought into Parlianient, purporting to of the Civil and Military , iiiiiiii a Candel4lK oa Wedetodo7 ; .4 . . t.• ZAN' -INDIA *YEAnt3e:,';:ri 4 .."...',/„.., .On..tbse. septioo of ,Lerd.C.AbTL, It .110 est vent into a cimmitthe oa - the Atainea.l,lllll East rnissa Company. . . • hir. S.ULLIVIIN MSe nod nettle.) . •ik las. - ..tory of the establishment of the. -east iniftfipogasor in their territoriss, and brought it dome *tie rot um, .when. Merquia Wellesley gave thollgis4amo. ragement to . private trade, by the shiputent•e( otos Os: produce of Illindostan for Ap ; Alse 2 admission of British goods to ir. gesS : tooting° the possessions of the periment•had answered the coati. . dons,: omit the tiirecton in : Oh Jreitirofollliving .theughtfit to prohibit it. He then cuter a bate go, ,imotiry into the various articlek the growth ef,-10,.. i dio t inferring,the importauce of their tranaport : to this country, .and deducing from the . whole. the pro. priety of, permitting the Conspeay still to retain j$ Charter, as, the most active and moat bonoortislb peons of introducing British manufactures, and of repsir. ing those of Audio irk7retrrn. He alp_ &Idled...to the Houle the - limiest ['term sstate 10,! . 'eur &intern settlement*, ipsistiag, in.contratildtiti4slo the au* gone of weral Gentlemen, god it Wipe* ismkwei now rapidly, improving. • . ', -0 1 4: .. `. 0 Mr,c:. SMIT II ,spoke In ant* of the charier. , ,' • .. fi i-e .-• Atic4l:; . Alp IiROT II F.R4Ortetarkett, et ~lgt,b..* snivel. of the poietveoptalsed in. e. reeriers isp. Of Jut night t :which he.cfmnitterised as ; More retneittable for a vein of sarcastic Olyeerrittion, tail for closepess,or strength,. of argumen t . He- vindi cated the cosstact of the petitioners km , the opt ports as moderate, fair, aid .respectful to .ths Go vernment. ~ He,lhought It strange olive gut .! go. ,contury it t alto#l be, necrioary to a ,thy itdvia bikes 9( 1 4 -- 4041 2 -giler • a 1 4 08 0POLY. — " - The merchants 6 . • Britainmight a dopt thelanouage _ ._- - - 70- „it - - , ~ • 1,....... . • . • - . • I . . e . , . . n . . ...i .. ' . ''''. .*. , • . . , • . . . . ' • .• 4. • . . .. • • • . • • • \ . . ' '•• . ' • . , . • - •• -•-••-•'" ..- --••••• •••• - - -.. • . . NATAL MIPE LLIGBNCIL 1)11.4 *itebbar rorry g. • * * 4 ''' ' lt . • tiv • ' - • .: • :: • iti4 .tglAirali;4o4olB4 , l • 81$41r. •.. . ' ...y:.4 ..i te,..,ta••lteit % N ~,r i ,s-4 pi) . i i ll h* ~ ~., . • i ..„ ~ ;.. :ri oi ...wriF o. l o l 7.l•l 6'SfrOar i .: - . :41 ,4 f , tte . ' (.', 3 . : i, "4 : Die ' v . • .. . ~ ...t.,•;,...„ 0 ;c: 1, - ;; ; - .1.4 , i . . .I , ,„ .. • I ,- 0 , ~ , I f, ,r b „.l - ak iL PI U., Jbui,3!-Salled Ilie)1111 or KtukI,III. o , o } _litie ß ititioa I *to, '4 ' - -- ecApg, -- 0 ' i . ,!..--: .1. , • ( ~ . 1 r • r Mum: 1106111$ I 0 f..%$ al and one "agate, itaV i d l ytdse off the . . 1 . • • , ' 7 0 fT. 3 • 7 ' . •. A . 0 dr , : % . 4. 1 4 4 3 " '' ! .!' : 11 ' j i '-' '' • ' iti , . '' 1 i In / t . . - 7 4 • .. ' , iir . - e nder the comaklatid of ' I KorObka - '•. • 1 " } / 1 /% 101 4 114 - '.' ' . •• ' •.' . - 'fir f . kteclffe - el ? ' I :: -• 1 •it ...' . 0 .r.: 1 . . t' A l,Uft,.. fr 1 .M4l ~ 7.. .1 trot ° I . ~... . , • • I„wit from the River the Droeteshiry stdre.ship it awiwPit . • vim elsOdn aid 000 . , mi.Spekir 040144 it i' .. . :4411001060 0 :44 - I` .. - -.-. • ems.' ' ..leskseAlottt:r=itt3:l6, piled for Portsmonth. • , . . WV' Wino's* •. . . , , 10111611416,111141160161•144.04$401".‘ 011wstetellti•teek: 404 : 4 1 :' 77 • ,4 ' ' 1' ' . 4: " ' .- • 8 A e•""'• ' 4I • I - Malt' ' * 40 PORTSMOUTH, Jura 3-111 is Majesty's Alp 41114. rialeatlitiollefkoM • .. t. t . : ~ up , .., , 1114#114110Vair . taSe t littl,ttet .'. . ' „yaw *sad • 0 - saki a, a Vous takes convoy for the Downs. : :., d I ilhe a r ttObtiitibq . • ,•'. •' " . , • ,-... . , i Wilititifit di .41, -- • ar . 61 "1; ti i A rte lik } 4o.o A RIM' IL OF Tilt cpq A rtFET. .' • j ,_ ts i igio t.-- , -. • . .. 4 '. , .. t r i i..• .ait) kt ~' t 01 )1 ." ' . / ;#4 .'. ' '''.' ~L: F t l. I 7 '-1. " ?LSI.° mg, Ja NZ 2.- Aretveu .yesterday MIA* . used i fttrith 7 the suns .. . . .. * n lefroV.""n ' . " t eso4 ~, . e .4 ,7 , • i gext y t i o . , .., ,-,s ; , • r.,, 4 ...le • 4616.4 l oa * k . sk i • . „ff the Dedmais, his. Majesty's ships That* ate& yes ' s !awning Pt 49 14 !. , . 1 . 1 . . : 14: . ,tte Mity of , • Cornelia, with the following under. convoy : o'nit 'oe, aottott:,.4l„ ) ,:sp, kamnimakossiwif i , • tR . tlormoloramit, .„..,.,„: b0i0 t „,, , , - b . , . ~, ,„ , .„ n •, b . , 0 „,„ . 6r - wei . , . 40 ,.. e . , %,„,,..., ~.... . 4 ,, vat . , nor pilot-boats took out two of their Pursers, -whip,. is anidnim ,, . . • . .. ; AA. 4 , ~...'t eriui i r :, 1 ,4 1 ,4 , :ii...".. 1 ...q,:', ,te tosplii:i.ll: ' .... a .. ~..4 ;, . -. r ~;,,...:1 1 1, • bate proceeded to London, vii. Neptune, ifiletl y . lit. net have dinar,* rigtaggfilitsamoril; . t,ltlittlik Olio h INS •••• r%t:•> , Astr ' -sf.' DaLtles; D. tor : ..: r s iil #:,. 0 . • .4 .., *et' Ni , : 16 rie5tt . ...6 4. 4t: the:bass c it ynells, Elphinston, Calftlba, 7'hr:rues, . Indli " gi t old 04% in the ST ATNOLtit or . ' lerittilliki n . :i:' 4 ' l '-'" " , e1 41219 fe ' • bl . ra ii i 1. I• . . 0 MOIIIM skims Iliolkiatilsiftwill R vi al L'harloae ) Altirciek Castk, WinchitivttY . BOW , _,,,, 1 „_. i _ „ r t he .- ..ih ,s- • j p ,,,,.. e.: 1 ,, tf- s• . ' a., • • - - • . Illieekssd, wois i tires *Saw toiie pit ger , FI S T)JEAtif 'DOREEN: . . ' ' -iii ie • .t qc . Marquis of II antley, and the Arnisten i from . a re " e l- Me " 1 / I " 4ICS (9 - 4, ... pfliatmil • ••,, •,•,. - .•.•, ..• , . . .4 :I .p: i,ti - r . .• . • , • . '• . --- ..' • ('pima ; the Sovereign, Larkins, sod Chapntati. Oh% exalt. thaw of Eseland, no, : , di 1, . - . --. 4 0 . ~. ~. • . . . ' - glibtilAr OtAt4tkNEC-ii __,.....,. ALT...., $ ' tiat cattioilb text.%Ti" . AssitMerflie All c % " 1 " :1 A" °14 ‘ '• • l'sreiisines'" ttolibay ; and the Fanny brig from the Cape of neuxl, MS !wily e t re:Wood/tole ' moo , who , ,basis ,.. .•.,-" • • l• . _. 3_, • ' . ,•m e s s nitadiatir e i s fsektieg 1L ;'e they sailed from St. Ifelenn, fish A pril, and 1 . 11 , 1ast Lgt TO Tut tLttoir ASt) LArrY.tat Inekjtoit 4.A c i a ll: 4L as pow riSte together in their opettaitliplogrh • thew we learn the loss of the Euphrates, Ilubert; ' lie think ... i, ... iesolve f ... b ., Mag . / 01 2_ ___•"de r ' . 6 .,... A Rout ougutnai id autt. l 44n. '. ' ...11 1 , hello land. oree4 , ; Ott Minden Head, the south-end of Ceylon, on tte tit 06: , . "" 7. _ 7 gm -iv' ''''"'"'. n a' lliww " Siikreati Itrolfseri-Belooed dhildriin i - - s- 4 ' . .- iv "' '!' ' 01. . were 'matimatkla • - lad I& er • * .; - • Cloitidt k croft SS • Sed The Niemen frigate sailed fist; tbetfiliti, sobjecni b, thisisland s 11 °41* / 1 / 6 1111#4 1 6. 1 Of 1 with sat-Solicitude for ' the Spiritual liitereatlnt . X J • - ', td •• 1 wadi tlei t p . to. ' ' .' ' - I .larch 31, to b r i ng h ome the. next . convoy', alai 13littlier fiend a ls o. • -' :. 0 . 0 • 1 . 1 .7 11,40 1/ 1 . 1 .. 1 ' 1 ; 1, ',:"• ' ' 1 Beioveditloclis, Isbliges usonCe ttorV.tt. cllePae - d, ' .A yeitileaso • obseve r ta fr ilieb be lllee w . s t er -- iihott kilak' Iblllll;4 4 "wr io r. am i . could sail for St. flelvms about the Ist of Jolt./ !..s.'c l ,., Sdiy a They live discositrehtl444. 6 o t i me f_ hhercise of oar other Pastoral Dtitiex,..in oraer, to ok ay s irfp.oligt. a d o ink . • . • Fstwoorn, Rat 1; One o'clock.-Just frrieett N iii ry t . • p i* ~.."- ~.. a_ • . 1 . 1 .". likberate, in common, upon the paste* pestere of ogr Ir d irgia t Vesset ~ ra. ~ .. 4 , 1! ",„ cr.. 49 01l . . t° I " "079010".‘• , ‘ oult'" : Religious concerns. the Pelican front Jamaica with a Mail in 41 ' •• • -OS the rejecteel4ll,. for eey indiatied . aretion• . .. .. ..„ ) -Toe Sot otetlllWentaitilfinitgel* - EY ibr Ilkaaer i•• Vire hasten to declare to a the litely feeling, 9f treigedatilte I,ise 01 111* - 4 dr MPS* • . SO SW* last from Bermuda, in 16 days ; by her we ~ I ' !„.__ • that 16 sail of American ba rites bad sailed heft' ' 4 , 11 . 4 d i ee ll . l 4" l 4 s t wee eith O lgtl 'le ta d **act gratitude etched in our breasts by, ilia cl out con. .irnitigeb war r eb eiTae•bai ht. ."" alis 1T.17. 14 °lt wit" dr hen Act.. .. t.e_ into t ;_- t muds, seven days before the Pelican 1/ft ihet:iSlaill 0 lmoteermininoylrelithe CathoMil Prellits olpisil i ; descriciall * wrthe Legislature In' 4 0 '4 lu.. ~.tu all ..."In' .. . 4 .20 ~ , ateli_ .Horikatiott -waggle* under convoy of twertnen or Intr--:-;/%6 Feraili 'minefikrit - , rolreliveial li. brought a report that she learnt at•Berusedas that site . dat ivy . eboMose iteateditil.: , ;,,,L 1 :7;;;,, , ~; ~ affect ~ the.cat holic.Hody...lyith..tkeso faolftsgsdestoly .. .. - , asaaavad Lame d ;fate , aa t causta latd j e t . . y -a f • „ tt -wearable, eensideratiou the 411yobitities. was"- taw- , ~.- ~ -. _• : ofitHaeowaws 4 s. ~. ... . : Ewe frigate was taken by his Ma s e ship P.., 7 eoknolo n iats i ts - 0 . the . w -71- . E. i into indelibly impressed opoi int fittes t it is w ith . .).tif I . _. ,111,- kr wbiell de l+ WO, were . 4 M.. .= 14141 1 : 1 jor san , . . stswpoere- •the utigoit distress of mind that we are compelled; e°•rallegre,d 1111 wemiddqr• , menu; hut little credit was given to it. His Ma- ' ;after ceinntunicate to you for the •Intormetiesief 'the jesty's ship Vcngeur, left Port Royal; Jamaica, en . I • . ' by a sense or dal, to dissent (in some points con- ' ..) . • ' • 122211 " 1 " 2 " 5116611 ' • HOUSE OF COMMONS. the `loth of April; with a convoy, and a large , • . quant i ty . Public.' . • . • . .. • . - . nectar) with oar Emancipation) from the opinions of ~,._ . "be SPEkKER; or his *. teem me Lords, alithiedsbe of specie, for the Rendezvous.-•-Sailed the Lido • 3 4 1 7' . 'tley her 0 1 Seeere d that the amities of tile t those virtuous and enlightened Statesmen , *h.° ilg t e Mk dot bed retelved the Ro ve.e lAsseaL • . „ , Mary Pelham packet, with a Mail for Salinas. . ri ii ect oisp sre wit [ declared t h em to , h e, i n my l eo long and feebly adyotmted . the eau«, of Cathilhi Th!icsiwitot: ow cnconkieedimys 915;19 tty _ ~. _ _: i . grill 314norial 'am ' ' • treedoth. ISt. LesMogf:od. Th e ResAltiood wive tatood O. 7 II . mpaethk pith the integrity and 1 7 • - a Hil to THE CEIAPT E R OF RIFS. • . probably roue II want of DU WNW% information; e spial 's :6o mead t h it s in e d ie e ft . e dd y . A i Act for, the ,lnitlY el•ilte, Cal4fict-& 41 0 0 1 4 41/ wi t h mg . ti;e illet unquestionably from the most Upright •motiiii, more effectual Abu et the l lae Trade. • A. NEW SONO. On theteation Lord Ce die s d - Ellitetia it wig agoL;1111, . • .. : horrors of.' religious •lisresmstion, mad 'boa** I they have proposed to the Legislature the adoption' purarse view Tit auntie or KIWIS. SCHISAUTICAL j.satih s 4ll Substasee, - belts' (Its ','Of. certain arrangements respecting our Ecclesiastical asi t i lbin the . ... ,41.18e' at lb risi n ag adiaten liisli . WM/aid " . • ~. - •_ ._ ._,_ .._-__.77.. _:. _k_. ___._.___ ttnnninattell &Asian. , of the whale Prelature el Ito-.discipline, and particolarly respectingtheezercise* of - • I ntalleaki Vlrteiee' nili *clle 44 40 a Coolottife• ..209.1105 - . tn.ide fog the iemoval of the Civil an& Military, used bye tltieughrcisautsi when asked. bieol. disco, - ered --- the tyrannical presumptionOf ;ay descrip: pi ualificationattoder which his Majesty's- Roman bert .ehat.tbe cooverement should do for them, 6 , 4 jet Lion of subjects claiming to forbid other subjects 1 ea s t q holie subjects labour, •we feel oureelvos'bounti to us sione''' . ., Xilicivert seitenci the, lien. Metallic certain.Rcresiastical clauses, •or securi- observed; 4 bbl of sound CentMercill wisAlu from making kaolin le the Legislaturellto grievances ! declare, that , which they feel, Fica silo threatened wick,. eSpoldaity i ties, therein contained thin the Mtliphoss of t ie feidtetie* brought fprwggl if these grievences are of a nature to exclude the are utterly incompatible with ! the &MlAs* of the: Catholic Chards sod by tbelAst . lnifitt,:Contstuy;, lad yet: fie, 414 ,Ret latter from the benefits of the British totetitutioniin i with the mercies of our religion., , -..• mean tu, speet-diouspeotfolly :of tifecesiFliom .. s . the manner that I have shown in my Memorial, and in 2.. That.** emetot 4 without . iacsiriag . .. the - heal . y ~ gi r4.4 . 4.0 ,04R,_ fil q t at t . - k e _",0.*1141, the two sip !guilt of.fethiset, secede ' to 'IMO 'regulations t lost - 'on whicit 40 . . .911111CipIllIT allabild * lll4ll 2 001 my Letter to you of yesterday. They must, by this time, can we dissemble air dismay and. consternation- tithe the one kted..the 'probetllity ef ,floit tattsiesimof,oter . . beteore sensible of the cruelty of Mr.Cuas.BuTLea's 1 con scenes which such regatiliones JEANifercett, ,conttAtticiabiaPellittethe - tWeibk,titok4O tils.Aliar - clauser„ inasmuch as these were expressly calculated ! Mast necessarily produce.; '....,', ,r. •- • • :..7.. - the clinger of , kotiestai ‘distarbastiet,',llt iiidis e lter to oppress their - Cfergy, , whom they are bound to I ' t. That` cos weeld, with' the utmost mill i= the intercourse efirjsata. adxestteetes witit kiln , defend ; and as they themselvfis are, 'for the most . re require us so. to : tires : and Item& that Lelizsiest of AN swear (Mould the Legislate .. ~. part, professed liberty-men, jblemben a the Whi t k 4 that we " yea will ' ealicer in the IPPeletteeeter 4erA ' 4h.. " 11 illingir "teleilebeij4 . ' •. 1 Ifoisscration of all Bishop,. wham we do sot 4 1 4,1 i of coatatercial - swage. Tke, fhtl:l4 • get r Clio and the Hanipckw Club, and of the litsociation ipeleatbeeay believe to be of unimpeachidolOslaref produced a A e gi s p s idi s sue I A ' .I . I gg io s ' -' . agafost • the Slavery ,of ;the Afriosas t , politer* ta. ~ peaceable conduct ;'' atid_further; 46 -.thlW•We vair-ilild Vredeicell the most ie . pro . ~ . dulge the hops that the y' Ws to bocehmicatif.thele hate set, and that we . will not hue,. ' soy . some , , th e tyggo4. India wuj i timeabit i . 4:utpn . . ) , whose cobweb edema it's*: Only spqadsnoe or seeesseoicatietowitb the . mar. , g 5. 4.1 - 4(o4,eorth i lltriening. Ilse 5 .• 1M . .. me with . any, pence authorised 40.11ei-k mad !.perts • fiefs t - r mouths'. contained, and . labeiiii, have ! t ied . iii a of ." C hurch ' -- osmeek 1..... tills- - - . 0 1 103 E , . i . .. 2 . 1r .,. 1 . : ,., „., e ___,..- to s o me, for the purpoop of,. rooms,. or .. 1 9. 0 e, , , . What soeitlfbe 'eat . . -" moment, swept acme ry a P.•.-s unpelitkat klagyir tat ti the plbea s taat or. the ..Pistase* i ilgilt,pert ',pan et* .PO Villkt !IN, ' ' „ _• ' man, with a shit e bit of paper, exactly la - the testant •'Cluitrelvtif Great . a l , sit& Otianili o .:or . 8 ..d,i ... ,..,_. . - eaptri , thus skey were sent at • 7 same manner as a similar long-laboured work 4 itle- tbwilesteident:Cliank .( - 11011sedv* , 14`121141' 41 41. 1 :1• it '4 ,3 r 4 . •L,., • .• , wrifidlanies 40thlog ... lusion was destroyed by the slime hand II - ism bade: , .. '"--, ':, . 44 ,.. „ .. ..___' - ' 1 '.ett . ,,,, L ,,,,_...."" 4. "' 'tea ~.•,,k.ti 1 4 0 ,: i; ,, f • .. 7 1 r' ' /Sid PA tiltorgoodi '. ' ills. '' eg o. However this log y b e , •I. pl e dg e „ m ar 6:, .nOVVIPIII,IIIIOIIIOIerIIMPMEIMIIIIIII44II,II/111.1111WIPINPFW WrIPIr :4,. • • . , , .111114 k jpoio at Rojo , : As a. in* Lse+.esue Chrh*,. Wad:, fliwili t! * ' '' . , e ' iNfli."Atragi At 6 ' ;II .. 1 . . 4 ., 4 2 you and to the public, diet theditholict of Ireland - t h e ar e sie h i s i i . m ol d& 41 . 4. 1 ~ ., . .....; .. .b a , 4iN c1....e. . ..oPek,f mos tazokim ..loqi • will take eland care, and I beileve; ihey 'Kett- D e ass e .-.Pi an . li t 'Rt. ~ ....et..l , •. • .4 kg* k•se..4 'ir l sto. to.. A w l . . 4 4 .. ot ikoi ti ,re .._,....._.....„,,--_______7,.._... Ag g imo., •'J flu ~.. t I, • , lobe WhGV ;-. .*: - 1 :. • . ; . rsw •, "4 truipsooka • The AM tif 1791, for the feller .44 - the English C,attiolics. .. ;- • I ii k -- • L f• • 04,.;•aiory..ihsvi Agog: - .i ~ , . i . ' .;', ogiseg, poissndsor as drawn upend_ presented to Paillaisent by Mr. B. Whoa* , f ' , Ig i . 4 I s• ••• 49 . --, . - - •,' . . . kat ----. ' *--- • • • 1 i • Alt..- •- , i 00 t wo ,-..- W . ; . C Wilt* VA. Levi Renamat.s, coatalbed a Mhz 4 oath, Miinsusfy 4inalt- 4 '" ' • _, ' - • • • - rc( • , • • i de MK `itottalt ewer In its went *te e 's, as to present one face midweek's '''' • .'' .- :IF: '-* bow' alien -- , A .4 1/-1.4.-* t, . , .,-• . :, ~ • . qi .. r ok . .: '..4 1 44. c ,- .- _ _ j _ ~ .. to cautours, and another Mr Postan°. it was protocol with t 'l'•'* -- 'v•'•LP 41.1 0 1 , i l 1 11111AlgS__, _ /ni l it' 7 ""4, . '*-' ' ' „. t- 4 ' .. 5bet.,..., , . , v . • '-' •• 410 _, 1 " 4 "'"* . the following Declaration, which was to base beam * m g by, .. : ~.•,' vL'. , - tiles et ' 7=421:170' •'-w '' ' • "' ' - t .• .f .. '.. t.lP•ill. i every Catholic who took flee oath t-" I hereby declare omit .4 , ~ • ' ) . • . 4 .. 4 41141111 ii• 41.4 d 41. ' ~' gilt '. , .',.51, - .. • .. . ; •• . i , - to be a Protesting Catholic Dissenter." AU ad:trick aid die. ~ •• '-..'. 4- •!. al tAreillllloooolll4ll6lll 4 •.i•VarN•4 ~ ' :, ..: . • ti . • ~; - . . - - Amp „ tioa, as seek, b avowed and defended by ldn'S• in the, thus ~ . 4 ( .m. ;.1 f:T .111111/10614A4114 r•l try*: •', 4 1 . - . t . - • ''. 101 .„ A . 1 4 numberi of his quarto Blue Books, so called becaOs• theirhasi t 4 . : 0 . 4 4 :. • (.2q . 4 -; , ~,g on : 4 ,.7 - ' owe to t .. *: 1 ... ' 1. , ..'. ?..: t , ~ • l ip. . , no title, and were boald lo bier paper.- The Bishops, Multilher .; ' 4 l, il k •,,,ii s l, 4 ‘ ,•. • fr ~`. 4 4k:1 .1 velt -Ea ;•-• • • Ai - , illgiAt . ' :Alle • Allit conscientioss Catholics, h a vi n g -tolliboared la vein diladliots 4 ' . '' ...,,,'" . • 4 _,...t. - _ !'-‘, ' ' s'A . sk 1 • • ~-, • ! r • 4•44, l • P ow i nt. y.rili -eismsf got:: .. -jr.. , . :AIMS ;or 0--_..., 1 ,-.. • to: , iii ~... . Mr. B. and his associates *adopt Plata ant msegahrooattsoms, " "t"'" 1-4 ' '' JOIL ' Tak4 liky sod to drop the schimmikal appollogoa, bad removes* hr. e'. 4 icy .. . Sillik roPrront-C1 0 7"---1 4 .; :14 -iv . p... -:„ 4 _.,-, '. '.. ....... . , .t.l , . . , liar sot, and the present writer was their seem, who. by ,.; ', -.. ' ... , E. P. AIiCIWEAPCINa illisal.t,.., 4 A ~ . ~1•114 .. ./.• 4 . misptili short hand-bill. distrllauttil amoietit the Mendsms mi tho,n -- ' 40...ai 4 , ,:l: J-1- 11 F:Al i ttish is ue i CitiRidi. : 4 . ilk. MM 1 . • • , 4t .. - .. .. •. 4 0 pr.:m . 114 or t h e g rand cl e ws, Airco 1. 1791. cemplisay &halal thtl • , . : Air t i. ) . Tina .•.. f .YOUNtiotby pr q' "1- t • JtPitift .'' ' . . .. ,fi AlPt. • ' OW* • ..._ _, „. lawyer's delusive sad schismatical scheme la both its porde.= ' • • • A NM. pr x wii. ... A-i . ; ' ,- ~ ..'.i ~,„_. , • Wl' Lamar lam. Mr. Borruut's rain attaelLapos diet WM4III was :so ' . ICH, MANS 11•1•19, ‘• • 1 .. - 1., -' '. 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