The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-01 00:00:00

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Members upon formal the the. on Perfect the merge ponderance bare recou a legislative 'wads, • In ' 4t * lion nations cir its oh tore wf. of tick leis Articles dial God log Tided thore hold , worship Coed gun.. precise) - - - - you had never before thought about the matter : and , when I mentioned to you, that Bishop Gunning, of Ely, and Stephen other Land on , English a ßi .d sh th o e ps etth ' er had cat n ho hj ik ee sidops ted , to these oaths on the first formation of them, declaring that their consciences would not permit them to take them ; and when, moreover, I demonstrated to you that, whether Christ is present in the Mass or not, the Catholics are guilty of no idolatry, sine*. their adoration is directed to him, and to him aloni, and that when we desire the prayers of the Saints, 'we barely ask for them as we ask for the prayed of one another ; and therefore we are esidentik guilt less of the crime pf idolatry ; when, Isay, I stated all this to you, I thought I perceived & ce r tain change In your countenance, and I took it into my head that you would not be displeased at being dispensed with taking the oath yourself. • OBJECTIO'Ci AGAINST TEE CLAIM!. I. It knit that they stand in opposition to the Cosestitution. I ansiM, Set there was nothing in opposition to the Catholic, UtheaMielle any other species of Christianity, in the original =door Pagan Saxon ancestors. when they established them hithis island in the fifth century ; nor in the civilised Constitution, as it was organized by the CalboOF Pre-, Tna, Edgar, and Edward the Confessor ; nor in dill Mee defined Constitution of Magna Charta, as it wasviedieatei Cardinal Barons of King Johns reign ; nor in the last and asem per,. Ann gmof it under King William, since he left sae gibe* lof both. Manses in the . Irish Parliament during ibe of his reign, and solemnly stipulated, under his hantiaini• asakby the 'treaty of Limerick. that the Catholics should be ze Mooed to all mod ere ry one of the other privileges which they bad enjoyed under Coolie% 11. and since he employed a vast number of Catholic officers and soldiers to fight for - him in the cause of the Revolution. We admit, that neither the King nor the Queen can be a Catholic, according to the Constitatioa as lan defined at the Revolution; but nothing, except positive temporary laws, the rotted of whicithas long been done away by the extinction of the Stuart family, hinders men profmaingthe Catholic faith, and unexceptionable in every other respect. from &trying their King aud Country in any department for which the esteertive power ands them qualified. 11. You signified to me. without attaching much consequence to the accusation y ourselß that a very considerable number of your coa.tituents are apprehensive, in case we were freed from emir le gal restraints, that we should rise open them and kill &email, in as ;witch as we are, they say, pereecto ors in pi incipte and in practice, whenever it is in our power to be ho. To this I answer. lit, that leiiT, as we are. far the smaller number and the weaker party in the Empire, and likely to continue 60. we should net haveit,in oer power, if it were in our disposition, to murder or otherwiseper secute our Protestant hretlifefi ; 2dly, that there is no principle In our religion which enjoins religious perseentioa ; that the often-quoted decree of the Council of Lateran ' •in 1215, was passed by the authority of the )':emperors, Kings, and Prinees, present in it; that it barely regarded the Manichean and - - rebellious and armature, sectaries of that age on the Cot Asa that Weever was received into this kingdom; that, - ever else may be said on this head, or about the afloat Mary's retro, or about Dr. Troylt. Mr. Plowden= c ner sassertsons concerning the faith of the Church , chatfarable, each roe of these peones, and the Catholics 'sera', are witting, if July called ripen, to swear solemnly . , follow* words : —" 4, N. N. di lerby swear, that -I t will, in any eircumstsoces whatever, murderer torture, era wise corporally punish, any ps:noin or persons whomsoever, professing or following a religion different fromasy own." NI remember, Sir, that you have pledged yourself to believe *holies upon their oath. As to the practice of persecution' different churches and sects when in power—kg that ft mithowt sin, cast the first stone. 111. But atholics welt onwledge the Pope'i Supremacy. . is the great bugbear of the ignorant, and the stalking-horse the intolerant. Tnte, we acknow ledge a certain authorit matters of faith and discipline in the Bishop of Rome. nil i'hristians of former ages did; but this authority, a tined within its due limits, was found perfectly harmless,._ any civil or temporal effects, tinder our Alfreds, our Edwards, etc. in this as well as in other countries. Now that we ' confined it within its due limits. the Legislature itself amused, on three or four recent occasions, when. in accommotttieg the former (rube, it was satLfied will as to , weer, uu we have done, that "'either the Pope, foreign prelate, prince, or potentate, isaili, or ecgitt m any oat:, or temporal power, authority, right, or pre-esnieenee within this realm;" leaving as to think as we may about a pore In Tiritnnijurindietiaa. It * for west of understandipg tF spiritual power, that Protestants of the resent age raise sop a i Lamour against it. To enable yeiefeW to comprehend ' we heg of von, Sir, to torn to the imatereace of our ' ChriV. with Pilate, whichoeeees at dieted of theater h.. Jose. You will then And Christ explicitly stating, is 'te,,,g spas Jess, and thetthe has• noisiest.; explai ning however, by h is past M of this world. By ' this ex:lamming, t iie at the FancuLTiberitis was perfectly sat' It sl aw , th s piritual aat A pestles exereiseil wil . ea they preached th. Ue5pe17 . 03 , 4 commanded by Christ (Matt. xxviii. 19.) thro•Oleeft the • it ..as tale which the first Proteseuil ias eresehers claimed, they umserta.h to reform the Christ y of Er eooliseles *go *lnd, you seed in Abetment tsellawnos. ..1 Avriroges, in the lime of Mint Would you'east have remitted year magi's tree _ appolig ulia. ski aud the politic . been s oh error. myself unfortunately - helped prop a gate , awash I have since pabliely corrected H, by a private. though 'printed letter, 'after ' weeds treacherously published. The fart IN neither the Pope air any other Prelate of our Church , ever entered Into a Con cordat Brother agreement. by which any diciest power over she appoiotment of its Ministers, was . yielded to those or In any other Un-Cathorte Powers and Besediet that he should make himself fttfainous K he yield trittbedis pewee 'gee, the Bithopricks of 'Mesh' to its Con queror. Fretterli. of Prussia. True it is that the Pope mid Callb.v. be Prelates may ijsten to the suggestion, of wise wed s m o ve i s - Aired Prntestants,liuun4 by so particular religious eugagements. in this iinporitint business, and may follaw'rhe same, if they but they never can give the staff not of their own ltandii, and pat it iota the power hhfuey i rrel igloos or bigoted Minister of a hostile sect to disgrace or ruin their Church, if he be so disposed. As to Catholic Camila so eminently casspksoes for its leyalty, the Crown sever has exercised the right is question in any in stance, since it became an English province. And why, after Vali, con yea wish tn./titer our established is this mat ter ? Certainly not upna say Asir unitiveSi civil polity. Yoe toilet pretend to know the character and dispositino of nue Clergy so well as their bishops, Deem, and cnapiers, know them. The poly Catholic Prelate whose loyalty, fai half n ren has been suspected, is, at the same time. tire only one who was raised by the hliaister. Now these Bishops, •dre. in whited ' band, the real effectual choice of tither Mishaps rests, are nor sly your [Miura, sworn subjects, but also they have mail stonsly and solemnly. •resulved is their synod, of Aepienher 14, 1808, which restOutinn they roollrmed in another (spud of Fe. brit iry 18. 1810, and to a third, on November 18.1911, nil which . reselatioin they have published (and therefore will join wish' new. in sweariug.itduly called upon) that " they never will ems darki. oar cement to. the recommendation of ins pergola for a ahestrs ftklopriek, who is nut of unimpeachable loyalty and peaceable condart." - VI. Lastly,. you complained that, after refusing to yield Mt rd. , we have declined cline( you any other security for Illadafet/ of the Constitution in Mira and State; and that, in • maldj the groat boots contained in our Petition, we offer i If. nothing n return for them. To this, I answered that, if their is any sense in this complaint, it conveys a severe eel:- doe on his Majesty and the Legislature in all the *rend relate !Mr ,of the laws mash Catholic; whieli.have taken place eai7 his reign. The truth, however, is, that they have not tidr in exact, and we have not bees" hitekward in offering, securities as they in their wisdom silkiest to this ellbet, nor have we beta wanting in proving the sincerity of our Gad oto the utmost extent of the occasions which have been of fered as for this purpose. In the next place, I said that, se cured as the Constitution in Church and State is, by having th e King, the law, the vast majority of Legislators in both Houses, j the army, the navy, the wealth, die. of the nation, for its de- fence, it is really a sukject of laughter to affect an apprehension of its being nverterned by the Catholics.. To speak plain, there is no 'one rational measure for maintaiaiagtbe Constitution in'. Stale, which we will out most heartily and firmly support.— ! With respect to the EstallisAed Chinch, we hope that th e com ply with all that its wannest friends wish to exact from us (if we promised more, we should not be believed, and thereby rent der our pledges - doubtful in every . other respect)—when we swear, as I myself am willing tif swear, nod as have no sort of doubt, every other Catholic Prelate. Priest, and 14tytnin will swear, as follows ;—" 1 will , . Y'.~ v • .:„ ~ 14tv• :K .. . 4 `l. A - ~~ for BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. W. Pomo, biancbester, bookseller. • BANKRUPTS. 3. Bath, Erockharst, Hampshire, baker, to surrender March 19, 98, April 10, at the India Arms lon, Gosport. Attornies, Messrs. 18Mudale, Alexander, and llobae, New lan ; and Mr. Cruickshank, Gosport. ,J. S. Dickson. ley4ane, bookseller, March S. 13, April 10, attlaildhall. Attorney, Mr. beethata, Cowper's.court, hill. - .1. Savage, Balk hgekeeller, March 16, 18, ! Orli 10, at the Cagle Ina, Bath.- Pearson no ßi d cOW - aid 0- - - Attociiies, Bitrthoto- Nt Chin& &dig R. Maunder, Exeter., mine-merehant, March 12, 10, April 10. at the Globe Ilivers, Eseta.._ Attornies, Mears. Collett and Co. Chancery-law ; sad Mr. Terser, Exeter. 0. Rader, Colchester, haberdasher, March 6, 13, April 12, at Guildnall, London. Atiorney, Mr. Metcalfe, Ibudnghall strget. 5. Callow, -Mansfield. Nottinghamshire, schoolmaster, March 6, 13, April 10, at Guildhall, London. Attoruics, Messrs. Hillyard and King, Copt's:di-court, Thrftrnorton-street. Fowle, Harming, Kent, co.d-merehant, March 6, 19, April 10, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Wharton awl Dyke, Lanis-buildings, J. Martin, Dover, cabinet-maker, March 6, 13, April 10, ht Guildhall. Londwn. Attorney, Mr. Barnes, Cliford's lan. T. Stockley, Knisworth, Hests butcher, March 2, 18 , April 10, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. T. firaelkid, North-place, Gray's Tau. W. Gilbert, ChiswelLatrtet,Arreeer, March 6, 23, April 10, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Moiled, New Ina. D. Macy. Slattocks, Lancashire, innkeeper, March 17, MI, April 10, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Jinja, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Knight, Manchester. J. Kenyon, Rochdale, hatter. March 10, 11, Rpcll lOgg ee t Blue Ball, Rochdale. Attornies, Mr. Hurd, King's walks Temple; and Mr. Clarkson, Rochdale. R. (3arb, Barntwood-lodge, Surrey, March 2,16, April 10, at GnikUsall, Atturnies, Messrs. Gatti and Maddaa, Angel-court, • •• • . • . .. ~~.. .c. ~.. .+~.~.•aie., .. . round inscArem s , —airely of needle marl a correspimideut border round the bottom i anJ moaned IV , , the waist with a sash tied in from. A robe p..lissc, of 6ne a'- her-coloured cloth, or satin; borde-ed round in shaded Istisi .il ciieni I le, wits deep and rich corners. The pelisse lined thin out out with white satin or • armlet, and trimmed eutire4 rot: , and at the wrists, with a fall - swansdown Imr&r. A ufiite I . hat, of the Spanish for th , turned up w i th three rous of u i I &Ads or pearl ; a carted ostrich fr oth( rv, as ing ton ants ..: side. - A hiek-ehain arid cross of the satin heal, with es r-ri. en smite. Gloves of white kid; and slippers of sa in, t.." colt, of the pelisse, trim d, with friuge. A fan of miry ur crab decorated with fancy feathers: IBow -STREET.—On Saturday, two women, ca'lir - themselves Elizabeth Jones and Jane Smith, wel I brought to the office, charged with uttering a forge' Bank of England note.—lt appeared, that the W- I souers went to a publican's, in James-street, Covobt garden ; bad two glasses of peppermint, and tender l ed a supposed 11. note in payment. Soots after t'te I ) had left the house, the note was strongly suspected to be bad, from the roughness of.its execution ; they I were in consequence pursued, overtaken, and de. 1 tained. Crouch, one of the patrole belonging to the office, who. searched them, found on them fire 1 11. notes, which have since been proved to be coun terfeits, add made from the same plate.—They lived ! at a house of ill-fame ,in. Swan-yard, where' there I was found in their apartments, a large quantity of ! counterfeit silver coin. On the person of Elizab tb Jones was found a tin case, which contained a r -4 don from the Governor of Botany Bay, by the name iof Elizabeth Kelly. She was identified to be Eliza. ; beth Kelly, and had been transported for a similar offence with that she was now charged with.—Tho Prisoners were fully committed for trial. The Publicans of the Metropolis had a Meeting at_ the Crown and Anchor, on Thursday last, to take into consideration the ruin which threatened their trade, in consequence of the increased price of Porter. Many stated that the consumption' in their houses had diminished at least a third, othertroffered the melancholy proof of having lost half their trade, and several stated, that to prevent their houses being quite deserted, they had been obliged to return to the old price._ A Petition to the brewers was re solved on, several of whom have already given notice to their tenants that it is not their intention to charge the advanced price. „r, , ___,..,... ~ &MMUS pViIeCC, uy nuW.us uir u..... ••••/.7 ^ — v -- - 7 -_-:_-- L --.- Relye. without , . • 1 ~ . • _ • - • , 1 ,...,-........i 1 is .-. 7 WW, CI Pligg, V A y 1 6 . Pr • , . • : , tr y -4, ....,...... -,4 iSys4j: ; AIL mow wanting to it. It is dishonoura,ldlittweep, ip- fr ii ;;; • va i i i t h g . , _ . si. • . . t. _ , , . ... , _ I . .. divideals, and much more on the pull ef Goferi- al leapt, , oflit. ' , 4 : ,:., , •, . • r t... 4 , v ,. , 44 ' . ) ^. # ' 7 I'' .i. • ' :Li Meld towards its subject', to have riintsatiktisiiila. aldetill ia4l4 wt ., .iwn s • ..—' *......a' L. A thi?": , 4 { ... m. _A ft 1,1. . ~,,„...... k r .: 0. . - '0;,..,,„ ...,,,.....,,,„..„,, t ~,„,,,,,k. . • t. ,-.- -.4 - FIVI.OII li.. vri kw: l 4 : •,j, "PIO • I ~__., , Ilitail ik J. 1 1 1 1" .0, 11 th in. 4 tertuges and quibbles. Without' fargrlc ,•• ~ iisti, t , . Ills. Lam . • .. .. - ww ‘. 7' :. ~f ~. .. . these, I maintain that it is a fact gni . 1 .. iikt .i t! , Am; skaaae ... favall . ' • ' . - to ic i d itir , . .• . 1 „,,,.. 1 .,,,, ~_ , _ ~...i . , , &winos, I..tepti c , eil? that the Union was prbposed mud cat - rialPl 's, '",, 1 t s I n C e p i 6. . I ke %I OW: • r 7- rt• • ... a. ." ' And afr ,..... 4—-- - si ei rea rlteti. - ' 4" upon an understanding, and in itiio , '''lf,*ll v .so lust wog .. , #40404 , ~ .4 „ 4 0, ...r . . 4.1 .„ 7111§ ...„„ riaisid im ietilu . . iiiiiec.,.......... faith Thom asst iivieis. Antis. :lent. itti:is formal promise, on the part of Gots ; , VistT ems . ..I;rallad . . d , , o , .c, . • .. r•Te• • _. .._,, , t. ~.. ~ ,,, ,4 i. , , . ~. ;:-..L. -, ... --- . -- . - F - T 7 . , . ~ a I. et . .er , .em,, G . the remaining Penal Laws should be .Ift - "in i ''' . . id., l k. ... . Pfkkiliktul!rri-. the. Imperial Parliame n t ; and this, it we, ' Id) eti- , -• iwk We ; a r e gid i k.telir• Owb e l e ' ' •-1 4, 4 ~- 4 , ii ,.,-,-,,,,", . . . 1. ,: .. ~ . 4 . sid : l • lsikwil,... W.°4* .: _Li 41 , 4 6170 17 4 . 1., 4 • di 4Pelphit . ~, . "... , Ala . !"- . ilft•- Sea, aiseeisirt..w' p f a„ re a a 1 1 , , on both sides of thirrhannel, might be. ~., "AO. ••Meestettirgy, _II ..ree • . , . ~ hk md" 04 . 1 4 'to il- '-‘ •• • '' • ~‘ '' .is ' Ifividelitireti •• ki 77 , 44, - , -, nuPst . ► lad It A...,,: perfect safety to the Protestant ascend*" 9 ',, •' hi e• - eat to bead P :'. a _ A „ . • ••• ' • 4 14 ..:_ , ' • 1 • fl. • W. ikaaditent and ki the Catholic prepondecanee of It .. d , . mace tbe hol a Zapf i floy.PoptiM • • b ro: i mir i161611111$ a. • • . 411. ' • 'i Jaiddistadodacta rtn „',• merge into the . overb a lancing P . . ~ ni pen , . r se t i r d w hy as the taa paumi t ir i all aviad vairto o, , the iliiiii .Arm=lea ;:roapiiio • cira, art ili : iiiihithiee . 1/ 4 .. m cb rote kt j o iwo wsmoi4 ift ie ti t i vai. a...... md_ j... w iertietir .p i: qa t,.. o pettutte_cott,ixiisperi.jt.d. pal.,. ponderance of Great Britain. But vie .need . *kit vll4 tbere A n a H i m wadepenakeretsableekatotaedataertabst. i . 4 ,4 . ,.,., •- • „ ;1, - 1 7,7. --- , - ; - • ~. 0, •, - .1•1-- -.. .1. .. ...____ i •eekleils Alaimo* 4J. Ho r..." have recourse to this fact, however notorious , ' *ben. inicirtuyalty to dgitrsideulf ZilialiedivetwiW _ .alteltllopelaeswe• - Ir . . ... . , • • • ` .1 11 P ebellt r , * iwili ' - '"17. 4 7= 4 / 1 : OW& T. mgmlivi 0,4; and T. Noy - ti; 1 legislative record of 'the conditions of lie Union' taa te,P 6 e r th • o ra its limil h dit so alb tae l ' d y. : su l telecirm i d aft Dr.. " thew . 1:6 46 00 4. "c oltailwi ;" ll.l6 " .. p irec 'i mai d o i t . • tr od ' the ses......l..cneppesi tizp.wyet I: l...ra :pd s. ..d • : .. I. :, :nitiftit: iiii.. ;toads, nd( will for ever stand on the irtsclaawt IL i tht . * 7. 6 ,„ 0 ,, wiv wja i tie . ba u d le 4er e , ____ .itiralle- t i t a ,,„_. . .. iii ~.•__,.i taseme . 4166. linsido I l e- 111 1f, s,l o lseivr- . Spas aid .1. Itap m , . I. in fact, the fourth a these article' !nada . , that i.o . r_ l _titri ns t it ~ i rt= hile - wit, v ed er iP a l I gr a tiZ is ,Z ► = fia. :th „ ii the irskillsrik, wadies auweartalers- 1 . Rubio..., •;, " The present oaths shall, remain in foree sucrts. the l o g i r b ta; ran (er eies t y ( s efkedi la. thiitapoliaf Mir died- . 0 4i i iiii — tbefope ._ , , threstenir e i ii,4, eddris t ped - tr , i t , Imperial Parliament shall determine otherwise." . ! t r y ) od t h e ' w or m!, 4 4 , part of W d O ra j d l a g t .. i . t ai,ja ! diem: . iii . . .. . ..... irazi not ... _ tihs coustiesi. azaiellatk7,sess, BaLpsom„Mmeniegleumorellid:nis,tiri!t•ilrt(ll V. I maintain also, that the' character of the net.' •doibly contain say c si Ti 0 ._ to . A r ai =r u t= ihr se .a , , . _ a _ n_i i.i.... 1 . ro , ri .. . J. A Mid -1.. Wilgus*. flodeasteg, York•bire, :fl u gr . ete or : our Newborn' blares la ion is implicated in . this question. What must other lalefakitots-,__R.SAtookesavd vv. H. Lojk.. Barusley, Yorksii ' ' ' • • (C•PY‘) . ' 1 11 :nucror ? 15Vallilso ope bind Masai" so - wiragalast • • . •-, NIIII :61 dr 0411 cations think of the British nation, which, in such ' molutte;accoviteg Zr an We till . proposed to •' , 4 4 ..._,. 'sawmill-W. tree . _ E. ilawkisi, J. Jeferis, J. A. But ark: of Ibis .0 urea if peace r .le c r...: , , •- , - . • Ho gg , J. Joitallois o IL Mars .s. -B , l fodipn, sea.; • :ircumstauces as it is now, fosters discontent awing b wi gs s i h t . l, : el rielirerril ' that he l ows b ony be wee ~ ~ :,.. lir .. . • .Cifig, J. Smith, J. Denzil% and L. and I'..vt pacer, nac t .... is subjects, and employs itself on matters of the- -i n th e ar i i i ---- ft e llutiusl. &e. published Kelly* neworl, add iii sivie l J ? " . . roii • WerAlib i p• Use Yee etrew deaWlieledegey Claskire• coppolt-manotocturrrs- 7 .1.. In g h am nod ~l _ thew pm rid: jbulr *Arra leoleti f rettridroo# l lisseadrapess. elegy? In what characters will the historians of fu- ' co. Date-street. - r e br' o e , bk ,,l t o to ughlt l =7, , - l ap el m ows r kk as. a n p las m mad ureages Xepict the Statesmen of the present ? Na y, ! Mage:r eace ascosejoe l . m i s c ii - V.yo g a a o , le. 41 14 1_4e.0. Own to the resod yea a grates and all year (elley 1, .. • .....- _ , . • i what idea molt the latter, upon due rellection, form , t b ear dn er y s om p i d a p nithe l oo s * r t .! us s pp tp eidr r o tkroy ai abeelvou aba te dos* , itivi Pray,alte i r ible . antrosholl la a la4W MTELLiGEns. ~ , tf their own sense and consistency, when they con. i loCelketti -- " r tweet doe w thww . ww 1 14 so ir pt ~ • . 77 7 -. . • , • cov aro VCOIMMION 44.17 A*, Fes. 11.• • inue to enact , as they do , in these or similar terms t . ' r o r m i;4. 4 l l lr e s s min t ir - dltrtibi " • •- • .." •• 14411111 tltATlLatgt-111/ ityIVAIII IllituTive cLoTw) •:' -" We permit every 'subject to deal and proclaila , irevianY'Clitlike hi. _btulA r wbolliiiitt,. iii,liriglors• NV!! : . .. . - io n , % . . ,: . . ~ ,r . -,,' ; . . ' I. . ..Wltl* .. cis disbelief of each and ever, oneVor the Thirty-nine 1,!0t,ir1700.9e rave roPEll i bos so tua a r isid cru e tite • tiaiviiisve ref .., ov ii i ,; - 1 '•• - 3 / 4 -. o Wirtr, J '' ''. --' k • irecent . decimots in inceese, which wastl krticles of the Established Charcb, to abjure the ed wallow ate Crowp to l aminate As .Dgebigo t t eg i en boo!' '' .` ~. Da . :t . , , jolt& with AU t et t at Candhlill, aa Vitednewlai, gob. 24 1 and'in win lit inity Of Jesus Christ, and even the existence of a. of Kett, which towe r " . you say it • has isea r a n cl a r t y r . lo nt h ij e f ai r rer , 3 :17 you Levet.' •-a verdict was Oat seittar the Plaintiff, tilt. Lou e ! 'lod, together with the obligation of moral virtue ; !dierelas::lll fix cal m t tl e oir ov s, e ar , gni r : f aswia ilL od li bli_ _ g ai lt maw , ta • 818 • , '.: r . , t o r i would haetulots nosh. established his patent right tb the article in gnostic ind we do not therefore preclude him from cots., dm c alhol i ti, sad w hkh, yoli add, is eterehod•by his - - 1 1 1 Use to WI:IF as . f we it at•kw4t. 'Wei we • The Learned Judge, Sir c o Gums, observing ) a, nanding our armies, judging in our tribunals, vet- :is Cannan „at the ilratealaal_•,, Tro t , ,Fe g., ,, ,, e the itrz. .47" biiecied) „ mr.“ - he would consent to no compromise between t • ng in our Houses of Parliament, and even directing' 7., c .:".! • sprPAll i r e view 2 1,,,,z, „„,..,r: * gr., a nu • • . - parties" but a distinct admission. of the patent rig, Os Majesty's conscience in the Chancellorship; pro- . v pawed la m own or. , .do a dv ena dea t CAad reeelied by him: ibeugh tbeltearbrldge y o ut.onee.] ta :N is . r - • . RISHIOIys FOR MAR6II. ided only he swears, as the law now stands, that ' !_o bu tov e ng s ac w ot a mt ed P a s i rto :Me, ella bo rca ni i o v r tre- vii - —.b.- . Color:lid Deftenrent, Feb.:7, 1813. bore is no Transubstantiation , in the Mass (he may ; l is e k i amee , many o f es 4ace •it. .IJut !does ' 4-tons.--. . . t told Consubstantiation if he pleases), and that the lor will any other deaominotion of 11211*** Omit of gook ~ His Riyal Highness the Prince-Regent has been [MOM MIXEIRMANN'a REPOSITORY.] worship of the Virgin Mary and the Saints, as prac. 1 Poorer , tw_iVis 4 .4: interferiong 4 )9 *.Piti.r., diavre demilial V ey eased, in the name and on tits'" behalf of his 'Ma. HALT , DREss.—A mod robe of cohered tarsnet, or wad I nation ? mathe • Lliownten &Malt or Lord Iltdomnitts s late Veto • . ised in the Church of Rome, is idolatrous !!" Iso die of Melo Clergy*/ Did slot the Cbtrteb of I to appoint Major:General Sir Charlei Ship-. in fled S lieulw ic w e il l ta: er wAs e t i ,a7,... " Zol e st belelk dAtoat aad .. st il s g =s h i . r. . nowithstaadissi her oath, aostalaed ie tbe fa• lek t Knight, .t 0 Ise his Majesty's Governor of the lor plaited net. A capa la naiees. of while satin :. VI. I urged, in the last place, dear Sir, is an ar - !moos Ace of Uniformity. which was eaforced an Barthole• Isla s 4 of Grenada. I lace, confined n Ith a ri ' Brad, terwioating ;ument for abolishing these oaths, which, in fact, is mew's day; at length pot an etsd lb every kind of ref eitreili• • orecisely the object of our Petition, the greater peace! ed toys' Catholic wooer* with rowel to Preteseml Bishops , lib' n r •y a 1 Highness the Prince Regent has also i ;nee am cross of amber boo.' &ors of i* your own mind, and possibly that of some other !.all i tt e en4i i e i s m i Trtoley:Ptirlrfot.4ll ei iaiow t t e,_lPTeg_ re -a", k o e u hi: - bar) Plehted ) in the pante and on the behalf of his ; loured kid. Spanial caputid‘ ' ' ceeku t k of a Isit , wil. I, s e tac c lol fi o n ts t r i e s trrseywere, embroider stew a ncla border, . Members of both Houses. For when I asked you, 1 :: e , p ;„i i rv , the s i n ir tersof ' at i otherica . l am ;;;;;ect% et as- Majasty to appoint Majar-General George What is this Mass, and the worship of the Saints, pis and Proud*. the public hat-long hoes is a l'rrer. which I Ram *may to he his Majesty's Governor of the I O PER , c ID __ Rm.--A round bmintoy, of fine India muslin,,.,. rhich you abjure in such strong terms'?" I found that i mYsg e fitafilrgualtek b b ar 4 pr t° P n/ PP l e• pri t tal iew nr i ,:e wtt wwe. er. Island et: . St, Pripia. bottom Cninpoled entirely of needle work and ewe bea.;ing. a:. . pob y corrected' y a rate. and'ilita, Pernik*art, TeMple ; and-Mr. Tailor Bath.. P. Hooper aMd T. Bedford, Bartholomew-pl ace, Bartholo- mew.:close, timber s, Minh% 9 April 10, at Guild- hall. Affinities, Messrs. Clayman and Stevens, Little Saint Thomas Apostle, Qicen-sheet. SAlseisen and D. Joyce, SW Thames, Southwark, lighter- men, March 23, April 10, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Berrldr, .1 bitten-garden. J. Golden Chichester , common - brewer , March 9, 11, April 10. at the tiolPhiu Inn, Chichester. Attomies, Mr. Champ, Chichester; and. Mr. UWE, st.-Paul's College. J. Smith, Newgasommes t sailor, March 2, 13, Apia 10, at Goildhidi. Attorney, Mr. Barrow, Threwlaredle-street., H. noyle; • FtcheV s, Stockport, yic.tualler, March 1 6. 11, April 10, at the t asde Inn, &ockport. • Attornies, Mr. Bad- driey ihtscltport ;..and Main. Milne and Parry, Temple. W. E. Hodgson had J. Gabb, Crown-office-row ' Temple, attars; . March 9, 13, April 10, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Mean. Alb:ander, sad Ifolme,' New Inn. R. Porter, Witolwich, baker, March 2, 13, April 10, at Gußellskil, London. Attorney, Kr. Haghes, Dean-street, let- ter-lam. • . . [in's; and Princes, ; p rh ;„ , .7 L a y' - win iwear, . Arno* , ~.• 1 will at (militia , Loodou. Attaiies, Messrs. Gatti and &dam; : the advanced price. , anicharan and other ! n o t by secret fraud eo open force, seek to overthrow - or ; Angel-ceart, Throgstiorten-street- Tim William and Mary, a Asew - yatcht, built at enArgethatC°lst, what. ; l ol ist n ur i b and the i p rese wvi u make t Choi ij i tl i i , sh is sin i t eg eflbe stivre Ue nigneut ited Ki•ag ai ;l - Di • DIVIDENDS. • the peosecutiem of : attempts , 0 , 400 less, ..wh f therai bane or abroad. ' ildr, w ' ILAflt" - 14ad likilirC ler- necommodation of the f l ood Liatenasin Copoda j bac . I jauch otat W. • . , ware's, or Dr. Ml' . vihirh 'hail room to 111 umiludges for eglitigi . dame:the* : bine baker-Ap 110, J. nielier, OW 9.. V a t Si .. fsEwoule is up toted tags command. Church hcius "n - ! otirposes,''-As to the eocheege J i m! have talked of , betweets / yessitsan-Lbtaidt 10, J. H. Ilealav- aamegweeer# Y- ~. • Ihe Cal,___hc 4 t i ce ill 5 ,-. Ne Legislature and its catbelic le %V a t* it.k.she and ' M arta 13, R. !!ureic, Mr It. Martin a greater quantity ofPort Wine has recently been ioger•-, .. • . acat "gr lin 1 laingsW44ll,tadag i ever loped eat .propeisloCit al.: “7 1 1 lic a r r OSO4l. and W. Harris, Walliatibere• caeaPhiae, imported and bonded at the. Docks, than was ever -ear' .-- ' s eer most imducei me to despair . "o nic; ' wit " we .s id. "f1 i1. ......,_ • la:4* A ~.,I belmtk la i P ers- Math 211 R. sa.....k lieekwilb ot_.:rtmwo hr6. . kilobit in anear before. The lest vintage pre- roe torture, orother- , y ou , Legislators, Jo retells for the rotiwaolx Y.- kia l --..- ! -•-•---alie. ..lasthenautter--.......... yr, -• '.--/ --- y one y 'au whumwen fur Sects, witch we ask of yea? We have already , in of : sod J. °meter SaYmt•-mdeor. wine - 3 4 , 4 -14 1 dace , it 111S0 said to have b9 lll l of a yell superior umilaYOurL "Ow , oaths devised by yourselves, given yos ear fealty...sec se/viers 10. Clamp does J r . b 1 the Newport-street, Soho, *are- 1 - ea li ti , *a to believe Ca- / our o unak our i m ps, nor public prayers, and learectines s Ifs Ito i 1 1 if that by the ' r sbon, we absolutely nothiug left to give bet ma beans, 1 'dards - uarial B., Match H. Head ll ' , 2 1= FaseeF ' talis if _Pda;got ard-sullee :Pouwa -1 : ". =,..... 1 ES Robert Iganners Met with a serious accident g_o44 " let that ally which j which we now offer you ; tis, however • ievalabale pre- 24. W. Jones, Brigtel, br H am , au, J. wiullaus in hauling with the Doke of Rutland's fOi•h0111WIS r rms f feat, w h ether made toe State or to an loillvideal. . illistrik . .broker-Mardt T. Baker, Rochester, ...- lOn Saturday Lit, in • Leklestershire, from his horse h `':! s s u t r afi r ing l' ors - e - ,T f i is, (.rent Tlteldeld-street, JOHN bIILNER, D. D. March 20, 0, Hill Tottioloweisart-read est.,- certain authority in I Cavendish-square. ~. • . . Merck A iy, i; elk, z a e leoiter. *ling with _ him at &lisp, when his Lordship had ma rtoef-u ar d, 20,4: riii l e in Ham . . &es- ' his 'boulder dislocated, .and otherwise so .severely of Rome, as aim., , / • at `et dse othority, when coo- ... r nia g i u n ' b li nd er -M u ch Vi * ' m ir th. I bruised, Vat he was carried to Belvoir Castle in a ni West, the veneratle President of the Royal lAstre.Wetietbsesse 3P. Reed , rtrithrif* Tay harmless, as to ' reds, our Edwards, Academy, has, it seems, been offered °lO,OOOl. for his Palter, numeral ,gara, ; state Nem which much danger was apprehended by I vl inm et betial aalterlNl deld are er b 7- 4, 1 ._. , ."' kr BrillA vgeb i alk l i' Lltirril ' thi Feculty.wbo attended hint. We have the siti , • DW that we have so new Pictyre, the subject of which is the. giving jedg.. 20, J. B. Gib iturst uhisse/Wireat; Fiadlisrl4lllllo. lam- f _ Mare itself has wit- I Then. i n vo o doo ', ment against Our Saviour. It is said .. that.ope en- . thant _ marek , lot.i . u. , s p d o t e r i x tinng d on g- action to state, that mon favourable accounts of I Marchuaadr , . v weer- lob Levilsigibeve beep received. - with oblidni thesinstic amateur 1111.11 even offered tneve flee, hun- leme .. A ' s. lkieee ' . . —. 4 6....... . . . r the Pope, ow, - T a al : ac e d pounds beyond any larger limn than thtt above. - ' merelsaat:--Mar Z n W. P. Horatio, I.o: ala l sa bitiol=l. or ought to SCO7rII SIMACKS. • lt, or pre-malaise; mentioned which may be tendered far it. It ii very iirittiolit War i i : li/spar naisiL 3,= t a te" ! Sorightiv (Setherlsid Will 2$ 4 Monk -3, P. U. hater ' ' *HOG Male .11Lik), I • . e may ahem a owe. surprising dirt a strength of genius should thus ap- reZ t :,......41 0 ,4,10( le• firk Math, a • Iferelt: ' uoderstandiag this Deadwood Perth - 122, , 4, !-- eP. M. engage raise go great , pear in an- artist who he 's "" declined into the vale of 9.0. L . 'roa m a i l i ttl e ,Dihrer milheg e . 4 1Te't raitt s k ter Pe i' . pia (gateman), Leith .1 211 1, -. 5, A. M. -iititect9. , cries , I Z ul or tle our nd So l v t io ist or : L ears :7 l : l 4 l4 _ l tu t catall that he displayed In the teeel- I furriers --- ;%77, l l 7 pmmisiimest, --. -- - 11 4 6 '.I . IP4 ' w iL wasb ; l 4llll r i tm esiero : Il oweeseet _ 6 ' . ** HIGH . ' WATER We? tOrDON. BR iDOR THIS DAY. I of chapter iv iii. of , —.-- r - - :illy stating.. that bet 'A Gauflitaist diming at au old established coffee- 'lltweb I° , • B c* tt ' wi O m ew 'sa e *. serlyeair-maed"A J. Mend' mit 11 i 1.6"1111111 25 illimisli 'after I. ' $ Jenaysatreet, Westminster. haberdasher-March 90, - -.. . . „ =ilmil=lortiM2e ' m&; captain i ng Ws.: honsninline.iisetropolis, and at being alt Yet 1... A. gt. MastblVtane. bricklayer-Mardi . SA' W. DI IA). t ettie, Ti By : plowed . r io t e n ae o r the Port wine. p i eet o. w ere Ki ev , wraiev; ) HaeltioglMlama_larilarPer. ' s Emperor bines'At tionnsa-cress, flantlagdmsklaei Jabs Diaper, itaq. Cap- ' a eat enemy that the . him dereatilied 4 le Inger, of the wefte - r (attob riot # CIDITINDA ilpac , ' - . . WI, JiLtile,„Roial NOrY• - lag Wri dit..lll his beat is Onildford-etreal, JAB Vphass, $ Whet W UesPel. as the: W . ge 1 bite vocifeiate-. A bottle of old Pole for 1'4:4"), z i aift. o 3e__ „ -- s 4 ‘6,, Liii ., . . : . • e., . •• - roughest tbe worm i • 44 What it - thr , ditaatekat vitt hones lito. pan ow. _ . hen chanted, wises 1 . Europe two or &ea i and Nevr'Peitf"'Ta %VW& the Kiiigliferti4 Ca*. -., ....„.• _....,.' , .". v ri ll' * " l „ /1( ,h ,:.. ,... • .4 - 4 :- ,••• - - , N'. e , • .-„...e• ~ ii ,,,, i60 ,„„ L 8 . 61 ‘ , ••, , . wi v e . .I . 4... chiphsgh .eimealuk ii b: riees.. retbee mter.Bo.6 % Mdse. mtg. Pt estimated caw- v tvir, n ,- 4' - - ,:.---, -„, ;-- 't 7 — " - I • - aid Itia pati.._ screw ',Avila*, 64 • Ota-Paut. - 91,4). li Wiwi - + ' . -- ~, A ' ''' : ;.: '''' . ' '-' . L-4 ,..,.. - . 14, 0 4.•4,, , ' : .r. •7* 'NV, * .. i t t e llthail), 11. 1 4 Vega4 0 1 it kf We the are 6, iii ' yon, oil Alp is *ride irts4si -..-... i, . A'‘. .:.4 . * ..7 ''*"''' M ,-: c,: . .1 ..' ' ..' . 4 • : : . . we t' icy "NIL - - - . . • , 4‘ L. . .. • ' . ' . • ''. 1 . 44 .. -.•— - t .7-1 41, “ . 7 7 . 7 , I: i .- ''' •" ‘. ' ..vepet . .s i '.•...t:4-4 pasetu . I , - 11:a!‘is i• •, , . .. . • , .. •., • ' ' these, that the lii vi fri. f`, ~ ~'J E~ ~~ I: ii I 1 . 1 II 1 " silb! 1 ;w 7 to Id a i I ~~ < ,~ ; 1 i