The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-23 00:00:00

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MEETING of the NOBILITY, OA- ~$.,._ logs of the Citholics for the purpose of urging their M-1,-.tie," Se'em's. will 'perform. MOUSE OF LORDS Fes 24 • • claims werenotorious • that they hed been jinblished !Aka c 1 11115 01 vrAtr VI AC- ' ° • ' • ' . THE DEVILS BRIDGE. .-! .. 0....a te5 • 1 1 4 1 Y, MAN KF,RS, Tavern, on I n as Appeal from the Court of Session in Scot- in alj thesieisspapere of Ireland; and productions,. To is hieb h ill he ;Mile& ,_ . I . WIU W IN , ; ,ip ill the itO g l i b i r ie hM sitai d id to ths . . THE MAYOR OF GARRAT P. Iseult 1 Ilk KITS liligioners the Duke of KENT. in !beaus'''. 1160 1 _ 44 Wight v. Dickson and another,"-Mr. Adam : avowedly by their authority, begl Wen pnblished t in, • Tn.ntrrtsi.vt. The Tragedy of Remorse, and The New . : as bli (royal Higbee's the Duke of C a tio r id ge . and Mr. Horner, in part, were heard for the Ap- ' which their claims had been set forth. - . ; , .401 mime. • • 44 Canterbury* 1 4 "vh Sautbiee• Telsotnou(b, pellant.,--Further hearing on Wednesday. - The Duke of NORFOLE. lamented the tone of sales, 71.4 Seentol Price 9s. 6d.--Pit,, 90. 6d : t too*. 1 ~a • Aliso; tke. fees The Oaths were administered to the Earl of Albe- these Petitions, which he thOught. would only lead". Price, 2,.--Lower tbsilrry, 2,, ; s e cond p ric e, t 5... -: is m . , I ame n ., 11,. ; Sproul Price, 6d. uttpimously Resolved, That die ft e p or; of the Cage. read, be rfeeived nod 'cireoloted. ~ • made, the Earl of Malmsbury, and Lord .Mb- ,to corresponding acr im o n y on the part of the Catbo- • • • —......5-we . to th i s. hi r e l ing; tbeinotwithitanding the • Tics. ,- . , TI Ir. A, 11l E- RO YA L, COYEST GA R l'Etift •• , 66. , 1 . , • 4111101% durme lee preresHoS Year," kb' been H- TR t S . present EVENING, Feb. A. vv,i . li t .„ .) moiludirteut. a a ..... tf_itti 10 different parte of the King- bandit. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. • • The Petition was ordered to lie on the-table. •f. ii ir tht , t i, otoo r- n y , bninehes.of trade„the'distress of The Bishop of . CIIES'I.ER presented a Petition . A Pelition tathe same effect, from the Proteslibti .'* • . • to iv .rf 'rifled. . ' . . of obiton t imentbeturing diode*. h still usressing 11111 14 • ;rote the Inhabitants of Chester against the Catholic.; a the Cnouty •of . Monagh,an, was presaged,- by it • likABELLik. . ... ... ti of their frilosa•sobjoass fn . eh* - SPo 'TWA will he added, Claims Ordered to lie on the table. • 4 Noble Lord vilmee'title we could not lean, an. • . LA PERQUSE. ~ i "-• ibet•teeikiiirliests of this Me ne be gives to the Cour, Lortl K ENYON presented a.,Yetition to the same I who stated it ,:to f be signed by . l4,oQa-pqrsolltemmCir• • - thetit _.• 0,,,, • ottiveezerHoos. la pees use for boor, wilt Tte a°l l4lll Pa , " ''' '' ' ' . 7' s i te — • ;tut ik + al dot ate be sobs , effect from the Gentry, Clergy, Freoholders, and . i esseed to Re o n ton t o me., . _ -., , .. . .. ,••, , i . . ,o. .. ~ - T • l . lib enill ' i oda inhabitants of the °Gusty, of Denbigli . ..iviirelt The Earl of cHAßtzvitut presented it Pitilit - • CITY or LoNooN TAVERN. . • ibi Mtn' . Anted wae.2 iii tit.** • Con st, i - Ltleisirsigl tfissßastlltasso 4. QUBSCRIPTION for this RELIEF 4osislosaes t ra . . la , * leffal"r ilysirtnittit . . rd‘hiP-.. . .dm .t. . *Se! 4_ ... . . eAt••• t. - 7 PEOPLIS 0t:,,i_..5et!" 11 .91 l b!' 4 "t P41 1 ) -..-., = m ag i the : feil bytrtrerseseg • wlti; only one dissentient-seise, th I , pIIITUIT O Pn -01 c01.P , x4-Aire - aori,pv eviikbik.4_.lbot- ----: nog distresses IA 111 MP Frown toxaemic • • 4 Prollfteallk luignOcrallarty I Clot- - Mcir *bib read a lettell'.fiOnt on Hon: tfavitineti the: islttseugh the pray e r of tlek-retiYao : ism; inisinesetil • . t' EOM, b all extend- Ammon of Sehtiviptel;elel, lidserti 4 rd. 466,761 6 a . rili t t i an d i '!ermlS theitae': llm Pa2Y ° ' Member for the County;. whose oPinions'were hotile . the unrestricted tlaims of tits Catholics, yet Its te- ' .• • ' rtrwood nn seem.), tit Sulmeriptiens at Ed i nburgh , ed Introduction of tish ; epnvinced,or the Importance of min- -11% Join Cootowii, Esq. Seeritgry to , the Edo- Wing the Committee to proceed %Shit their successful exertions to the object of the Petition. - Isis Lordship also peo- . . 1 sour breathed a spirit of toleritticiii and concitintilm bargb Canooniolee 4:AO 0 0 tit ;ski objets; and 'erosible el the neerstily which .tilt exists sented a simil ar P e titi on f rom th e C oun ty o f Meri. ' suitableto the subject; at, theism's Sims submittliti -4 - , • &wptima at the Old Bonk, Warininster, remit- I for continuing their raring. bepevolent attentioan to the pior In oaeth.—Ordered to lie on the table. od to Messrs. Everett and Co. 153 . 0 0 i the chief nutimfaettorisig distridts, nod of the present inadequacy. -- to their, Lor,..ships the. necessity of gearding;ailaineg . I. Ditto at Messrs. Phipps, Biggs, andßennister's Bank 2ao ; of their p illour. f o r r d,,t ig_l2 ,....i . si, : m r eti ! * d nea : lTl l y rtetna.. Lord Viscount BULKELEY presented a similar : such concessions as might endanger our Fromm. _. 1, i f i 1 • -I •• -, , f i 0 , i.I t l .• i f ' , 1 , i • . ; I 4 1 Ile on AIM E.— present Petition from the County of Carnervon.—Ordered to lie on the table • as were also a Petition from Worcester, presented by the Earl of Coventry, and • a Petition from the Inhabitants of Exeter, also against the Catholic Claims, presented by Lord Rplle. I • The Earl of RADNOR, Pfeien led two Petitions to the same effect, one from the Corporation, and the other from the Inhabitants of Sallsbury.—Ordered to lie on the table. His Lordship also presented a Similar Petition ftom the Corporation of Wallingford, expressing a doubt, whether it was not irregular, as being from the Corporation, without stating the style of the Cor porative Body, A conversation of same length took place upon this point, Lord REDES DALE doubted whether the Petition could be regularly received. 'Lord ELLENBOROUGII thought, that though the style of the Corporate Body would he required in a suit, yet, that in a Petition it was of no import ance. I)itto at Menai. Phiepa, Biggs, ,---.:.-- --, Am. my of a Collectiou at Greenoleic Margo, titer a Sermon by the . Rev. George Mathes, Vicar, on the 21:t of Pih. 162 11 2 John 11'alni,s1..gq. 3630 0 Edward Ledger and. S.in. • ,Rev. John Guard. Pent. Flareleydown £lO 10 hri4e, Herefordshire 5 0 J. W• 1 1 C. E. 1 1 Jumeglllll, LaVaastaae 2 0 John A raw 10 lii IJ. D. 1 0 I. 114.1)erts 2 01, pi ...g so, _ .4 do._ _...:sely_ _____ meod an liassediage further Subscription in aid of the Foods of this Institution. That his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent be requested to , accept the cordial Thanks of the Meeting for his able and con- , descending coadart in the Chair, and for bis continued attention . to promote the object of this ln-titutioa. 7 ne following further Subscriptions were immediately made : The Duke of York £lO 0 Wm. Allen. litq. £lO 0 The Duke of Kept 50 0 Peter Laurie,issq. V 2 The Duke of Cambridge 50 0 Messrs. Pellatt said Green 20 0 Ai unknown Friend. by • W. ILeider, Esq. 25 0 theDiske of Cambridge 60 0 It. Thumpsna, Esq. b 0 0 The Duke oiltatland • • si) 0 J. P. Smith, Esq. 2 0 TheArchboif Cauterbury 50 0 Messrs. Baldock and Hall 5 0 Samuel Whitbread, Esq. 50 0 Lord Ciombier 10 0 Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. 50 0 J. Brick wood, jun. Esq. 1 1 The Bishop of Durham 50 0 Thos. Sitith, Esq. .' 50 • 0 Str Thos. Bernard, Bart. 50 ti Messrs. Cbristian and Son 5 5 Sir Thus. Baring. Bart. 50 0 M. Martin, Seq. 1 1 Messrs. Honres . 50 0 Lord Aston . 10 0 John Egerton,Esq. M.P. 50 0 Mr. Clements 1 1 William Hale ' Esq. 10 0 S. Monlnek, F.sq. 10 0 Z. Macaulay , Esq. .-:10 0 Rich. Taylor, Esq. V 2 John Moi dock. Esq. ' So 0 Lord Eardley 90 0 ClerkandWarehousetnan .Wm, Price. lAq. 5 5 of 3. Mertlock 10 0 David IA Watts 30 Q Thus. Burgoyne, Esq. 10 0,4. J. Angerstein. Esq. 50 0 Wm. Morilook,Esq. 21 0. J. Angentein, Esq. 25 0 os. Itowcroft, Elits. 40 . 0 Rev. S. Tower 2 0 Th Rt. Hon. J. Villiers 23 0 David Chambers, Esq. 5 0 Edward W. Bootle, Eq. • W. G. Carter 10 0 M. P. . 30 0 Ed. Pryce, Esq. 5 5 W. Strange, Rost. AO 01 Sir James onghorn 50 0 Mr. Servant Pell 10 0 A Lady 5 0 ' Proprietor of Morning Sir George Bawnall 10 0 Post 10 6 I John Hambrough, Esq. 50 Thomas Roberts, Esq. 10 0 A. Theruger, Esq. 5 A. B. 51) 1) E.,Curlisle, Esq. 5 Sir-James Sanative's • 10 0 l; is White SOMA Mee ilk of the Committee af tills !smite- Oa, held at the Fientsaions' Tavern. His IL•iyal Highness the I)uke of KgNT, in the Chair; i It was unanimously resolved, That it appears sh this Com mlitce, from the evidence of well-autheuticnied facts and eon.' rnotticartons from the various quoriers to which the woisittnre of this Association has been afforded, that the measure's adapted by them for the Relief of the Poor in the Manufacturing Districts, have produced diens of extensive benefit to the. objects of its bounty, by exciting nod assisting local Charity, adding to the general Stock of Provision by large importaiiiins of Fish, and promoting economy in the use of Food ; that it is.therefore highly desirable that such etertioes should becontinued, hot that the Funds or the association are at lire:pot iaudeqsate So meet the numerous cl.tims which the increased necessities of the Poor at this scimat present. . That in order to enable this Committee to continue success fully their labours in promoting these important objects; they do earnestly recommend to Clergymen and Ministers of all de ii.iminations hi Englend, to make Collectious arter Divine Ser vice on the ensuing Fast Day, ut their respective Churches, Chapels, and other places for Public Worship, in aid of the Funds of this Institution. light Constitution.—Ordered to lie on ilat fable. On the Motion of Lord ERSKINE, the Woof. derstion of the Banbury Neap was postponed tilt Friday. The Insolvent Debtors' Bill was reported by Lord+ WALSINGHAM, and the Amendments Kited to.. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). J. %tILLIAII HOLDEN, Set. rini SONS of ST. ANDREW are to celebrate their Fourth Auniverfary in Mr. Cnmpbell's, the White sn an; Little St. Andrew-Street, Seven Dials, on Thursday, the t.f•.'n Instant. Slipper on the Tnhlent Right o'floett. Ticket , , tid. to 1s had of the Sienurds, and at the Bar. A Statement of the Receipts, Expenditure, and Allowances to the I)istresseel (which, WI well as the :gpplicatinns far relief, have ciiii.iderably increage.l) will be rend after Supper. HOUSE OF COMMONS. 1P 111 7 Mr. ELLIOTT moved for anew writ for the county of Buckingham, in place of Earl Temple,' called up to the House of Peers. .r Mr. Alderman ATKINS, Chairman of the Wey.. mouth Committee, appeared at the bar, and reporto! ed that Lord llinchinbrook, one of that Committee,: was ill, and incapable of attending his duty. Dr. Bankhead was called, who declared, that in his judgment his Lordship would not be able to at.► tend for 10 0r.15 days. . . Ordered to be discharged from his attendance. GREAT GRIMSBY ELECTIO': to Ow Prt-s., 'the 'rnirtl Editi..n of the retehratek • QTA'ITII ENT of the PENAL LAWS which at. kittiEV+: roe ciattot.its of IRELAND—at the reduced itrieo of bs. only. " Tht, fin-k is the work of a Classical mind—of a cultivated intellect- phOsos.:ing *ith most Accurate iafOrmation, correct taste, and clews* style. Iris tl u labour of Ravin mot likely to be fir! ied nway by intemperate heat—all admirably written—• high inflinhai.inti—cisi.airal tru.te—irviry thing showing the Geo tlesnan and the S. hol.ir."—[Speeck of the Solinitor-General. upon the; Trial of Mr. 1100 Fitapatriek,Feb, 6, 1813.] 'The intryked fretfulness of the Duke of Richmond's Athol aktration, and the Public Yates of the Catholics of Ireland, concur in stainpi•ig " Truth" epos this valuable Work. It has berl, voi, l bt to suppress it t ..but how can a Beek be supprewed, which it is the interi•st of every men to read I Isoolvaineo lommattopsed to awnwor.it Lot bat failed. ~It. next resorts to fraud. It fabricates a daisy forgery of the v` fituttoneni,r and labours fisr its currency, throughout England. The I rieh-Atiswory-General Ifirturin) shrinks irony ti rowel, aid finds it lost. difficult to prosecute the Printer than to under. take latioind discossiim—he becomes naulowilling iintrument in the handier 'Printiilesice for bringing the truth to light. The featless tranquilly df Campbell, Esq. upon the Trial, the truly " trorgical iustauce" of the unhappy Barry, far exceeding the temperate allusion In the " Statement"--und loudly cryhig for explanation in Parliament. public challebgh. by Mr. Scully, to a fair investigation, is as palhoolv evaded by Mr. Satirist. Let the public deduce the. wound inference from this evasion. A l communications Off this Third Edition) may be addreised, ostler cover; toahe Author, No. 4, Dispel-street, Dublin. ~ Nl. Colonel CALCRAFT, Chairman of the Com• mittee appointed to try the above petition, appeared at .the bar, and reported that the Sitting Members. were duly returned. Mr. MARRYATT presentad4; Petition from the tanners of Sandwich, praying repeat of the addl. donut datieVron- leathere=Orderol to - lie tin Wit table.. IRISH- SCHOOLS. Mr. PONSONBY postponed to a further day Sit John Newport's. Motion respecting the present cOa. dition of the Irish Schools. Petitions against the Catholics were presented from the following places :—Cornwall, by Sir W. Lemon • Monaghan, by Colonel Leslie; Tyrone, by Mr:Knox ; and Fermanagh, by Mr. Archdale. The latter was signed by 10,300 persona. Ordered tolie on the table. Sir M. RIDLEY presented a Petition from New castle-upon-Tyne, against the continuance of the East India Company's Monopoly. Ordered to lie on the table. Estal.ls•ltett 1804, for the sole of 'fish Linero only. W. G. CARTER, Secretary. Sir HENRY PARNELL presented a Petition from a Catholic individual of Huddersfield, complain ing against.certain allegations contained in the Pro testant petition from that place, tending to vilify and misrepresent the doctrines now held by the Roman Catholics. Ordered to lie on the table. Subscriptions are received at the following Bankers in Lon don: Messrs. Birch and Chambers; Dosaioquet and Co. ; Colitis and Cu.; Down, Thornton, and Free; Drommonds and Co. ; Hammersles and Co.; Hankeg ,end Co.; Hoare and C.•.; littrland, Ransom, and Co.; Pazious, Cockerel!, Trail, and Co.; Smith, Pattie, and Smith. • _ It i, retpe3tell that any communications to the Asaoriation mny be mane to the Secretary; John street, America-coo:ire. T" BELFAST LINEN COMPANY, com ntenciffg the ninth year of their establishment in London. beg In retort' their sloseere thanks fie thee steasi ye pat manage they have experienced, and will strictly adhere to that honourable Mode ordearivw, wbith, it is pre-tuned, has obtained them such aniversal conti4eace. They re-pectfully inform purchasers of Irish Listen, that they are tall &I. per yard cheaper shun for aiyer3l Each Piece is of narrowed fabric, bleach. ed to the grass, without chemical arid, and the notary return ed it a.fault appears. Otte Piece at wholesale price, and us smaller quantity. or any other article but Irish Listens sold. Iri s h oa se s fi l ler ] in payment. No second price ever aside.— Correct attention paid la country orders. Their only 11, 4 :m119ln London, sire Brooks, Burch,and O'Keefe, bo, Great aqtell-street, Bloomsbury. libation Repot.itory, Finsbury- wrnre. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HULL, On THURSDAY, Feb. 95, SEVERAL well-bred seasoned HUNTERS, mas. , tens of high weight- ; also some stronz liackFloc, in gm .' enntlitinn, ar4 fast trotters: ,everal pairs of Coto:la, 13ne.ntelie, Chariot, and Carriele Geldings, of different c.•lour.; some bin ?le &flu; several good Dig Horses, perfectly.duiet in liariww, rind fu.t trotters; some very clever Horses, which have been rode with troorss end Horses; -great many strong Ceidin;sand Mares, ft for machines, mail-rouche:=. post-attaises, &c. also several handsoaseOallowaye, Ponies, .&c. . HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM, well ' •keoun by the Nobility "and Gentry upwards of twenty 'cots, is acknowledged to he superior to all others, being a • Pres•rrtptiossi of the late Dr. Hunter's, and constantly recom suendrd by him to bit . Patients, in the following Coniplaints, viz. Weaknewes ' Coesemptions, Lou of Memory, Dimness of :light, Pains of t he Back and Loins, Tremblings, FeeMeneo, Horrors of the Mind, Paralytic Complaints, and the whole i trails of niervotti Disorders. Gemlemen of the first distinction ‘, on this kingdom. as well as others, *hose anntistitions were locket' and debilitated, have, s perienced the good effects of this • Restorative. , For Nervous Dborders proceeding from e‘crAlve drinking, dissipated pleasures, the inutordcrate use of fen, or rt,im whatever occasions debility or relaxation of the solids, a better and safer Medicine cannot be taken. Numbers nho have ' orderer's* fro powerful courses of mercury (that Wine of health), which reduced totem to a state of miserable existence, received the utmost benefit from ibis Restorative; for after I .ss stren g th and vigour, they happily rertined their former health. For Paine in the Back and Loins, Seminal Weaknesses. eve. sc. perhaps there b not any medicine in public or private practice whirls Ilibibeen.so successfyl. Gentlemen from the Last stud West Indies, whose habits were relaxed by the heat of These climates, have received great benefit, as well at Officers ' belnnging in the Army stud Navy, whose constitutionns were im- , pawed by hard iiervices, time vitreous changes of climate. dtt. ! Persons far advanced in years should frequently lake a few Boxer of this Restorative, which will anmeingly strengthen theta. be the meant of preventing various Disorders, and in "'toe me sure mooed against the ravages of time. This Resin t oive may be token with great safety by both Sexes, at any ; int the year ' without restiniat or ennlitientebt. Nitte.f—Thi s Restorative is prepared is Pills, which produeee• more radon] sod lasting effects than all the intenull forms; the,' hoer parts of the Reborn are also better preserved. Howkins's ifedieiee and Mama Water WareiMuses, N. , • 40. Old Bondiottricel, and 1.57, fleet-street ; New ~r;.l sons, 45, Si. Paul's; Tun Rol lischunge; Raeoni,V %wet, ; all Vt:oders nfilltedieille in Town Mid' ('.usury, price fe. Set, the Rot, or is large Boxes, ealy 11. Ilk "hot, ft contain the quantity of six wan, as was up . fasjTh A :..1) aNavy, der, and Whieb 6at WU( to Qie rutclp, ' n .. . A CHALLENOii. MEiSR.S. CURRI E and Co. Surgeons, late in ids Majesty's service, challenge the whole world to proven single instance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have foiled of the desired effect. Tho practice of many years in this particular branch of their profession has not riven rise to one 'u n successful case. They comitate to direct their studies to the treatment nod cure oil VENEREAI. COM PLAINTS:nuII that derails:men. of the mstetn, which is the consequence of the pernicious mtml wasteful effects of a habit lung nod mast co.loappily pursued by the ~los of both sexes. In the one it will he found to he the 'writhing MUM' of Barrenness; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dig fressiog state of debility, which, of not finely remedied, fermi. fades fu Impotence. These are Its remote hadultitunte effects; while conistomptiom, loss of toast-War power. and various . ner vous complaints. usuttlly citionteterise the earliest stases this solitary vice: of persons languishiag under disorders incident to such is habit, their treatment is simpl.., :mil has never proven tin. saccesstel in the cnoirse of n long, laborious, maul 'touc h extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated roses «f y e . sweat infection, welt as obstructions in the urethra. spnsg ex ciescenees, hard tumours, callous ulcers, trukitielis, seminal weakness, gleets, as also ST R I CTU R ES, whether recent or 'along duration, amt *hick hnve baffled she skill of other proctioners, are, by their present improved plan of iresttntent, effectually nod permanently cured, without the patient outlet isig the excruciating pails csod Aiming hermnrhnee which frequently. follows the application of the lunar eno-s l e. In the course of twenty year. extensise prnesice in this %wpm polls, numerous caves of strictures leave been and are daily un der their care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, certain, n ea t elpe.dishos, mode of practice, superior tomes. other yet opted. The weakness, relaxation, stud debility proceedinc from this complaint, is speedily removed, and the potimit restored to smsnd mud vigorous health.- Rut where the debility has for years existed, a„proper perseverance. in their re storative remedies, after she stricture has been destroyed; is ies dispel's/1111y requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, so.l to re.nstienate. the Conesiftietion. Several Noblemen and liemlemen of the first respertabllity have been under the cat, of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re mised of coMplaisits of she urellea, strictures, &c. t tad haying received at radical and permanent cure, request that refer . ..net.s may he given to them, as soti-fotrtory evidence/ of the decisive sdperiority of Velars. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. — Many of these Gentlemen have had strictures from wear tweedy years, and had beets wider the care of Metes. If fferatisides, and other Surgeons of equal eminent., whiesittemrted the cure 'by the applicall-n pf the lunar caustic, Witholle MOIR Patients The LORD CHANCELLOR was of the same I opinion. It was at length agreed to receive the Petition. The Earl of RADNOR then presented another Petition to the same effect, from Wallingford, which hie Lords - 10 stated to be . signed by 'four oat . of six Aldermen, 13 out of lg. Assistetsts, the Clergy .of the three'rarishes, the Ministers of three Dissenting I Congregations, all the Traders of the town, and a Majority of the Voters.—Ordered to lie on the table. Lord HOLLAND presented a Petition from Wal lingford in favour of the Catholic Claims,,which his Lordship stated to be signed by the Mayor, the Re corder, and several respectable persons.—Ordered to lie on the. table. Lord SHEFFIELD presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Lewes and its Neighbourhood, which his Lordship stated to be signed by upwards of 4000 pemins, including many Dissenters. The Duke of NORFOLK wished to know what means had been employed to obtain the signatures, no public meeting havipg been held ? Lord SHEFFIELD said he had the Petition from Lord Chichester, who was unable to attend, and who had stated to him the facts which. he (Lord Sheffield) ',had now mentioned. The Marquis of HEADFORT presented a Petition trove the Protestants of the County of Meath against the Catholic Claims, stating, as we understood his Lordship, who spoke in a low tone of voice, that he I dissented from the prayer of the Petition . --Ordered 1 to lie on the table. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE stated, that Petition would, he understood, shortly arrive, signed 14 a majority of the property and respectability o f the County of Meath, in favour of the Catholic Clan s. 'De Earl of KINGSTON presented a Petition froin the Protestauts of the County of Sligo against the Catholk Claims. His Lordship took the oppor tunity of stating, that he had previously voted for going into a Committee on the Catholic Claims, but the recent conduct of the Catholics, in openly avow ing that they would consent to no securities, had ren dered him hostile to their Claims. His Lordship then read part of one of the Resolutions of tWe Ca tholic Meeting at Kilkenny, in; order . to prove the determination they had expressed, not to consent to any arrangement for securities to the Protestant Establishment. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE deprecated the idea of treating with the Catholics as with an inde pendent power. It was for .the Legislature to con sider their Claims, and to make such enactments as to its wisdom should seem meet, and it was for the Ca tholics as subjects to obey. He could not, there fore, see any reason why the Noble Earl should have altered hid, opinien on the policy of the measure, merely because certain Resolutions had been passed by some Catholics in some part of a county of Ire land. The Petition was read, and ordered to lie on table. The Earl of KINGSTON the same effect from the ' Ilipperary, which was read. Lord HOLLAND did lying on the table ; hot , thoggld .. . 5 mgkingallegations agaleat tisk stik sr POMP ly !eviler, when no Petilinn e il ia rt (If BPAY !sia Yl t krk,Praireil ' , AAP*" 'IVO* A.liik , . Sir S. ACLAND presented a Petition from South. ampton, praying for-the Renewal of the East India Company's Charter. Lord G. L. GOWER rose to complain of a miss statement in the Times journal, which he had no doubt was perfectly unintentional. It had been stated in that Paper that his Lordship had presented a Petition from Walsall, in Staffordshire, against the Catholics.. He had -presented no such Petition, nor had any fetition of that kind been presented from any part of Staffordshire. The people of that conuty were as attached as any other person! in England to our establishments in Church and State; 'but they placed an implicit reliance upon the wisdom of Par. liament, with respect to the Catholic Clabis. The he had had the honour of presenting, was against the East India Company. He did not mean to take any further notice of the error, as he was certain it as unintentional. Kr. Bat tea's Sinecure Bill was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time this day se'sinight. Some pipers respecting the East India Dock Cott. pany were laid upon the table. Lord STANLEY rose, and said, that in imitation of the Noble Lord opposite, he had to complain of misrepresentation, not in one paper, but in all. Ile had been ,represented as presenting a Petition from the town and county of Lancaster, against the Ca. tholic Claims; but be had tosey, that no such Petis tion had been presented. - Mr. CROKER rose to tisplain his mistake •on a preceding evening, with respect to the American Consul, who had given certificates for money,. aud. he had represented • state, Patients in the country are revs V) Mate t 5 Pa robin • "i of their ease, eke, and gesend habit off Nev a Ike. ete. larlosiag 0 3' , a realism= Ibr *Oise *ad aiedirigtiOrlian tie name will be • 1 „ 2 1. ' Oren or seat to knit 'tart of the kOllll. To MM. ital .P » ✓ ercei to billtelail lit their antlisiteh , ill pottage of Niter. 1 P l • OW Swagged is she sensual -far ' i te. ip Wing , A1f 440 OM 'Cm waif :Ist it Illerlorrht. 1 I . g irt urimy., I ,fti iliVr.Oprorw No ' :? ••-1 • •• =7 41 `../t•A• . 741 144( Arri ll e lt A g " •II . . _ . ~ • i whom he had represented to be Mr. Lyman.' 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