The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-07-09 00:00:00

A.tg.a/Z. IMF ,----.- - _ . . .. . -..•-•••-•-:01 - r l'"lnkrllirr' sA"c--; - (' • 1 -- ; '''-- . 4 7 9.1111 k - 7' . . . / 1. , ..„ . . . I, 2 XAZ:° - ' ) ... Per r em i ler "- .../.. , • Le , 4 4. . J , • .. . . .. - L -11- .4. 't -IN 11 .1.. I) . •.- . . • V •• I aim - . ~ ip 0 ' c_ubt ••- Hill irtitigib s 1t -1 . ~.....3 - 110,*'.......:: 0. . , V Ora MU° J % Pirl NUMBER, 4862 TIIIRTEENTH TIME. Tlf EA 711r..1:0VA COI' R T.O A RDP:N. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, July 9, will be meted. a new Trite...ly, called 11F.LIANIIRA: OR. THE. FALL. OF TUNIS. 11nntaltn, 51r Vining ; 31rinfrecli, Mr C. Krmblr; Amn ril. 51r. 11xr►.14; Salerno. Mr. Terry ; Kaled, Mr. Can. nu‘. Hcllamira. Thu O'Neill. After which a new &Met Diverlisement, eolitkd LA CHASSE. Fannies (a rim); Hunter), Mr. Nohlir; Melissa (a Wood NI mph\ Mis. Liippino ; attendant Wood Nymphs, by the Mlsee. To which will be added, secoml time, a new Farce, caned 11'11() CAN I BE? The yobiripal Character/ by Mr. Cooling., Mr Sionmon% Mr. Chavivi.m. Mr. rated., Mr. Down, fir. Shirebard, Mr. Cutter', Mrs. Davenport, and Miss S. BoAb. TlK.ll)..tri to Sc opened at Six o'Cluek, and the Phy to Ikon at &wen Roars, 75.; Seenncl Prier, 3s. 11.1.—pit, 34. 11.1 ; *cowl Pere, 2s.—lower Gallery, Is ; Second Price, 11.—Upper (. Jb ry, 1..; Prier, 64. Tn. morrow, She Sloops in Conquer, and Juhn of Pails. THEATIMIWYAL 'Musa' OPERA, STILIND. Tills EVENING. THURSDAY. July 9, sin be presessteJ, the Comic Opera of THE DITENNA. Tsrm irrnm , , Mr. Bartley (his lid appearance i• that eharnrh•r); Dim Carlon (2d lime), Mr. Pearman ; Isaac Mtbillort, Mr. W. S Cltalterley. Clara, Miss Carew (late of the Theatre 11.. y if, Covent-Garde•, her 2d appearance in that r1y,r...:14 r, and %I 1/14 this Stair); Margaret (the Das 'nun'. N 1... ; Lostiaa, Miss I. Stevenson. To oLielt will tw added, the revived Millet Drama, called I.A PEKOUSE : OIL THE DESOLATE ISLAND. Peronie (the Navigator), Mr. T. P. Cooke (from the Theotre-Royil, Drury-lane, hit third appearance on tine Stage! Maititne Peron**, Miss Ailett; other Characters by the ANILRICAN INDIAN WARRIORS, lately ar netJ to Esic ;a Mona, b..--Pit, 3+ —Gower Gallery, Mi.—Upper Gal lery, U.—S. (011 d Prier at Nine &Clock. The P. 'romances of the Native American Indiana will he n rented every Evening in La Premise: to-morrow with Fir.- and Wat.e, rind Free and Easy. A new O v ert tta, to be called The Ben Head, will be fornird or 510wday next. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. The new Barletta of Humphry Clinker will be repealed every Evening. 111 1 11iS PRESENT THURSDAY, July 9 (stud two follnwing Evenings), the performances will entrimence with (Jtls time), an entirely new Barletta, fouiii:e.l on Dr. timulletes celebrated Novel, called 11UNIPURV CLINKER. IVA new end selected Music, new Scenery, Ike. In AEI I Hs, representation of an Inn on Fire. lu Art 11. a Lt..:let Hornpipe is Fetters. Wish • Pas eel, by Mr Ridgway. After whir:, (f r. the toili time), a New Sedans Paatomimic Romance, produced by tool aodre the directing, of Mr. n zonv. and founded o■ a popear and most interesting talltd MONTALDI: OR. THE BLACK BANNER! With nes and selietid Music, nets Scenery, Dresses, Ma chinery and Embt lliaLtuenia. PrincipalChsr utters—Sir Bertram, Mr Smith ; Montaldi (hi• Sruesclial Roil secret Enemy), Mr. Ri.lgwsy ; Wo!Jur (the Creature of Montslih). Mr. Howell. Emma (Wife of Sir Basra's), 31issTo)lur; Fisberman'sWife, Mrs. Gummi. To conclude with (f..r three nights only), the splendid Cootie Melo-dreinetsr flurklts. is two Acts (fuusided ou au au. sr.sll dy, takes from the Italian by Su Aston Cue It:” or), I. r the title of in7KE Aso THE DEVIL. In the eon. sr 4.f the Piece will he cxhibstrd a Vice of t►e Gitrw ..r Florrett r. • Talleali Pallier, &C. SW. li. deg id( Windom, which has Disco unavoidably delayed by Ncenic preliaraionis for veveral ollver novelties, will be prodiirevt. silk a gretl variety of new Scenery, kr.e. The Vico.. ui Miktfirhl will be revived next week. Early sootier w t:1 lor virtu of the utxt perfurmauce of How 1.. 11 rite an opera! 1 D. Iris re ceived the Letter, and most a r. 111.1 . • drolly wish.• to see the Writer—is et present in sturls anurettLi and elisbal sci List 'ltch of • l'arent. I, iu euuseque;see of the EW ERA. T‘t PRIZES OF £30,000!!! 1141 h welt' 8,000 Tickets. dr (7A li NOLL the Contractor. *Omits to `lam• the Public, with Ereatful coutileare, a Scheme funsoled 1111 the recommendations of Adventurer*, who 'min.,: ottaunn"u• is %li , lliime fur Prizes of Thirty Thousand Ponsiik, Ito i• pr Ito stile. !Ind although the Lottery is lauthil ley Goat rnment to 8.000 Tickets, yet the Scheme ran boast sit Prizes of 30,0001. besides the usual member ,if tole r Capital• :Ma lisnaller Prizes ; and :s it insist be evi dem that chance 1111 . 1:;1114$ iu proportion as the number of Tickets i• leviened, this Lottery present• to adventurers of olnaluing 30,01101., t•hich no Lottery ever 1111 , 14'11ie41 befillr, in this or any other Country. And, in aJiliiieu to all the Prizes paid by Government, :is a Tiiliote 11f (:mtituile for Public Favours conferred on t:. CA It 1111 LL, he has insole arrangenseuts that rurchmen 1'441 bace opium of receiving 1101.1) fur lb Two Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigns, with I'ORT. CLARET, sir MADEIRA, Waffling in lio Poor I's of Port Or Madeira. or four llogs. heu.h. of Om t . for each of the Priers of One Thuusau No..rtsigoo, and so proportion for Shari a. /be It iue to be chorea by the Holders themselves. BEGINS 4th AUGUST. CIItitOLL'S SCIIEME. NO FIXED 1):111.E.--AIL STERLING MONEY. Only $.OOO Tirkets. 2 ••..I'.ia.-, or ... r 30,000 0 ...Prizes of I 4.000 lO 1,000 20 3 300 I', $7,, Shari (' A It In tlae I, nuos Sold by ;01.1., It Lottery. And in bis late Contracts, 9 191 .. ize of ..gtomon oi,est.9 ....... Moil )1,1 4 5 A. 25 5 '0.756 30.1 7,749 11.500 7,735 Prise of t3o,enn 5,345 3,545 4,349 /re. Ice. Ac 6#,e 7 it kr,' an.) SiiArea are P ow . 01) Cale sl lb) Ogren* of CAR. 110 1.1., tI.. ennirartor, No 7, Col Okill, 20, Oalr.robrirett, 60,dt r, and by 311 Ns Artois 1tig.,1110.4..ut Ibt* Country. LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1818. ARMY CONTKArTS. COMM [MAKI AT DEPAII rmF.N . r, Tar.Asunv ciumasits, Jung 28, 1818. NOTICE is hereto} , given to all I),roatit rtesir one of contracting h. supply the following Articles fur the roe of the Arwry, viz.— /IEIW and MUTTON, To his Majenly's Lind Fwo•a in C its, (linden., and Barracks, its the WI OATS, rkrmentioucti County I Norfolk. To his Majesty's Cavalry in Caostowsneat• sud Quar tets, is the underwent ward County :—. Derbam. Oats, thy, and Straw, to lei% atljesty's Cavalry is Barracks, and Oats is. Can tonments mid Quarters, in the matieruseutioued COMO' E. •iz Oloieptt, Haut■ (including the Isle of Snfrollt, Sussex. fin : That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 'nth day of August next ; that Propoalla in Writing, sealed up and market', " Tender for Army thippliett," wilt be received at Ibis Ogler sin or before TUES DA Y, the 2sth d ty of July (but alone sill be received after Twelve ()Thick os that day), awl, if sent by Poo, the postage must he paid Pruitt...alp must be made separately fur each County; and cacti Prop..sal must have the. Letter which is au. sexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of knows, Property, ramming to become honed with the party tendriong in the amonot stated in the printed Mutt. tutors, for the doe performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made tot a Printed Tender, and the Priers expressed in words s 1 length; and shout.' it so happen that during the cotatissuanee of the Contract no Trumps should be supplied wader the Contract, the expense of the !tamps for the Cuntrict and Rood, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to his,,. Mirth:Oars of the Contracts may he had upon applies. lion, at these Chambers, between the hours of Eleven an,' Five. EAST INDIA DOCK HOUSE, Jut.v 3, 11815. TII F. COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST INDIA DOCK COMPANY du ►ereby glee Notice, That a HAURYEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of the said COMPANY will be held as their House in St. Helen's-place, Ilishopagate-street, on MONDAY, the 13th instant, at Eleven to'Clock. The Court of Directors further give Notice, that at the said Genets' Meeting the Election of Three Director, will take place, in the room of the same number going out of Other by ',dation, pursuant to the provisions of the Act of Parhassent. By Order of the Court, JOHN FARKAN, Secretary. N.B.—The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Cloek pre cisely, amid the Ballot close at Two u'Clock precisely. MONOPOLY IN BEER. ANMEETING will be holden at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, on TUESDAY NEXT, of the Perigees who signed the Anti-Monopoly Petition, to consider and remise au such further Mensetres as essay be necessary to prom,* Emancipation front the ARBITRARY UCENS. ING SYSTEM, and the Restoration of the RIGHT of FREE TRADE. IN BEER. The Cbair will be taken at One o'Cinck precisely. H. SCHULTES, Secretary. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT BURGESSES OF BOROUGHBRIDGE. Snornsu Eminent - A, you have sheoti yourselves worthy of the title by which I arldreas you—you have proclaimed your Independence, mull that at a time the most peculiarly well chosen, when numbers of persons from all parts of England were assembled to witness your triumph, the day of Election bring, as you know. the eve of your great annual fair. It may he a satisfaction to some of you to know, that the number of my votes, which was 37. was the exact number of the majority which rejected the continuance of the In. come Tax. I might, by my own vote, have made that num ber 38, but I declined al • g so; out that this occurred to me at the time, but from a conscientions apprehension lest I Should be suliposerl to vote fur the Candidate I intended to vote for from interested motives. The uremia.) , of arquir ing a knowl,alge of the great questions winds will probably come before the HI/1111/W, which, to a person sir very young as myself, is a laborious undertaking; and also the great Im portance of trying in au adequate stock of health, which is best effected by a resort to some mineral spring, will hinder me from spending so much time at present with you as I could wish; hot it in my decided determination to visit you as soon as pos,ilde. I have nut since my election. as formerly, trusted my limbs to the dangers of stage.enaelt travelling. They are now the nation's properly, and net my own. Be sides, I had some 'hiking mementoes of the grave un the day of my sleet ; nut only the scaffold from whence I addressed you, but also the awful ceremony of [wing borne on the shoulders of eight men, which differed, to be sore, in this respect from a funeral processi ~,,, that instead of lacing carried from my house to the church, I was iu this case car ried from the church to my house. . . . wish to express my beat regards to von rollretirely and individually, an also of your %Ives nllll dauchurr, of whom 1 wail proceeding to speak most hasuLmmely, hail it not oe cur►ed that I had some female orlativeir c the number. Permit me one, inure I.i !hank von for pour k sudners, and believe me, with every• ►entiwent ..f rcfpret and gratitude, Sincerely pulp. Camheidge, July', 1810. M LAWSON. This any is piihlinhva, price One Shilling, Till': SUBSTANCE of the SPEECII weird at ibe Burunghbridge Election, Junc 20, pre vious too the Poll, Hy M. LAWSON, Esq. m P. principally relatiilt to the influence of the Duke Or New c.u.tlr, awl other topics connected with a Reform in Parlia ment. as also the renewal of the hicione T.., Red y, &c . " Einliiihinen, how well secured are the rights and trisischites of that ceCti•ti, who, in addition to his own vole in the House of Lords, pi H111•11W. the &mis d eal of s ibs, and orcasi ... eight votes in the Lower Dome! When such little aiwedides of private independence get told how well calculated they moo he to 'vier the moat es..i:te.l pinions—the most unbounded envy and admit olio's of Brill'', felicity !" so Th t nk . Foreigner, where such the individual's lot, how happy all !” Extinct from the Speech. Sold by James Black and Son. 'Yes istork.street. Covent garden ; Goode, Cambridge, Todd, York , and Abbey, Bo roughhridge. EYTON. Stock-Broker, Cowin, iNkrx the cm litst opportunity of sisbmitling the filelseiwe of new [AMITY. which been , . drnwinie so early u Ilie alb of AVGI sT. lug .i.usle iif Privy is very !real —and the number of Tickels remarkably small :—Th.n. twine Two Prizes of £J' mm, with so few Tickets as n,OOO ;—besides Own' a.lesntaces. 'nen of the Prism will receive in addition. Eight Pips% of Mat Wins, or Ms.lcira, or Eight of Clues, to be chosen by ilw hoblurs themselves lE. E. solirios a preference a. a bove, where Schemes, walk full Par tienlus. may 1w hn.l Ergo is. All flositorss in she Public Funds tranuebol with the us 1113 • 4 Gdrlity sod ..lisr!tvls. CATHOLIC AFF.4II(S. The following ig the Document which 3lr. Se cretary 11. hetu iequeated by the Catholic Board to publish : TO OUR VENERABLI: DROTIICRS THE ARCH BISHOPS AND BISHOPS OF IRELAND. • Pius P.P. VII. Venerable Brothers, Health and Apostolic:o Benediction The perusal of your letter, delivered t o ne b y our Venerable Brother., Daniel, Archbishop of Hirratudir, Coadjutor of the Aechhishop of Do: din, at •1 Jolts), Its.bots of Cook, 110- ralfr with certain res.thitions passed with your joint coo curreace at a Synod held in Dublin, on the Stid and 2lt h AA!, of August, of the last year, Isls, iosioes•ed out mind with a deep sense of concern. For ae. havitoog (Truly declared the condition, to so hitch we cools, assent, its case the expectation excited by the Government, of :raiding Emancipation, should be realised, imagined we had, as far as in oar power lay, renmve,l the difies,ltlra which opposed the Emancipation of the Catholics sit the kiugatoo of G r e,f Uritoin, and, in a certain degree, Lai prepared a way for the obtainment of a benefit so loot and so earnestly hooked for. With this hope, and relying 11111 i with certain confidence, we gave instruc • sto our Veitcrable &other, Lavrtesiess, I;i• shop of &annum, Cardinal of the Holy Buyouts Chart It, mot Prefect of the Congregation de l'ropagueda fide. ►o 11111 l .o niame our serif ittlelllll in a letter to um ernes able brother she Archbishop of Dobliti, through, whom tits y tuirht tosbkrquesst. ly be mask known to your wlosok holy n lot, whirls lists been performed by him according to the iiistructiuna received from us. 111th *hat pain then Ju we find it expressly Jr. elated in your letter, that the expedient whirls, among‘t others, for satisfying the Governmeitt of the loyalty of those to be decks! Bishops, out only did not meet your 'proba tion, but appeased to you It/ 1111V:1,1'11 driill3llloll is. the Catholic Kehl• in Ireland. Whrrefore, in conformity with our slaty, we dispatch the present letter to you, for the purpose of (Ratio; (cum your minds the nut unffitieidly well•founded opinion which you appear ill entertain, in re gard to the expedient above •Iludeil to. We trust that God, ■ud our Lord Jesus Christ, whose Vicar on Earth, though from no merits of our own, we glory in being, will give from above such force to our words, that the weighty reasons whirls we are about to lay before you, s►all so affect your minds, as to induce you to lay aside all anxiety illative to the expedient already stated as approved of by tis. It is accessary, therefore, Venerable &others, that you should lain distinctly to your recollection the polo, of she expedient proposed by us, which has rousts' you so much fear and auxtriy. When it became inrumbeist 1111 is. 111 adopt sonic method by which, after thy law grantiogetnanci. ;ration should be ioised, the Government might be sat Wit .1 of the loyalty uf those to be chosen Bishops, of which those at the head of it entertained very groundless intl.-eel, but very si•rious apps heusions—what did we propose Was it that under the obligation or a convention, or by any sillier mode, or in any other form, to he submitted to, perhaps, if not strictly eligible, the right of nomination, IV presee tation, of postulation, should be graated to GoVITUMeiIi, so that those administeriug it might dictate to us the names of Clergymen to be by us appointed Bishops hi that king dom? By no means; fur while we strenuously adhered to the 'Hat priuciple of our never-to.be-forgoottru predecessor Pope Beuedict the Fourteenth, relative to slot never grinding to Roman Catholic Princes the privilege of nominatiug to Bishoprics ur Abbacies, declared by him in a letter written to the Bishop of Brealaw, on the Kith of My, is the year 1148, we carried our precautions so far, that we proposed nothing which could with truth he Paid to convey to the lio vernmeot a power as to the choice of Bishops. We only declared that we would grant a certain power of exclo.ion; and is. order that the pow r so given might never he turned into a privilege of election, we circumscribed it within certain limits, and, as expressly stated in the letter of Car dinal Lies, already quoted, we announced, that what we meant to permit was to extend no farther than this, "That those whose province it is, may present to the Kiug's Mi nisters the list of the candidates, in order that if these be amongst theno the name of any person displeasing to, or suspected by, the Government, such name nosy be imme diately pointed out and erased, still, however, too that a sufficient number may remain, from which his Holiness may freely choose whom, in the Lord, he may judge more lit for providing over the vacant Sees." This then es what we proposed to elbow, in order that all room for doubt eouceining the loyalty of the Prelad y slouuld be removed from the mind of Government. Its sphere of interference will lw, you must 1111rceive, very limited, being confined to tin., that it shall be empowered to from the list arson didates to be presented to this Fluty See for appoinimesit to vacant Bishoprics (which list we allowed should be submitted to the King's Minima.o fur that purpose) the names of any persons whose loyalty may be viewed with snspicion; still, however, with this stipulation and condition, that after the erasure of those names a sufficient member of combo's,. shall remain, from which we, and the Popes of ROMP, our succeasorp, may freely choose him whom we shalt judge of all the must worthy of the Epiaropal rank and office. IThertfore, Wendreable Brutbess, it is uniquesti 0000 ably evi dent, that what we hare (lane amounts linty to till': We have agreed to act steadily towards the Bi Otitis Government, according to the same rule (a rule in itself founded no pru dence) which our predecessors, the Romans Poutiffs, eve. before those limes when the nominate 0000 of Bishops was granted to Princes, determined, in their a isolom, to maintain as effectually a. might be; that is, not to promote to vacant &VII say perilous whom they might limos' to be unpleasing to the powers tinder whom the Dioceses to be ndoessisi.ictrd by them were situated : which rule, far from bring conai. otered injurious to the Church, and far from having brought any evil on it, is justly approved of loud praised by all. For it is founded on a principle laid down by smother of our most illustrious predeceasorio, St. Leo the Great (1) " that none he ordained Bishop without the cones-at and postulation of the flock, lest an unwelcome intruder incite its contempt or hatred." Now this tiriviciple, although literally applicable to the people only, to whose postulations at that time regard was had iu the election oof Bishops, most rightfully he ex tended to Priloces„ the necessary circumstances concurring, mod even to those who are nut iu commosoino with us, who, from the nature of their power in temporal affairs, have au easily the means of preventing a Bishop, who may be the object of their dislike or suspicion, from the care of the flock committed to his charge. Rot yon appear to entertiiii serious apprehensions that, if the power spoken of be panted, the Government nosy successively Cease from the list to be presented t o it the name s of those mind wut Ilty or the honour of Episcopacy, aud by this means compel those who shall have the traitaar lion of the business to name the clergyman whom it shall judge must likely to he subservient to its views, atid that the destruction of the Catholic Religion may thence take its rise. ObAerve, however, Venerable Rrutlicis, bow destitute these rcur apprehensions ale of all untwist and all (mutila tion. Remember t h at the Govermortit which, under usher circumstances, might he suspected of entertaining projects hostile to the Catholic Relig ttttt , is the same which by IaWM, especially those passed in thi years 17721, 1788, 1791, mill 17113, repealed a treat part of those penal statutes by which the Catholics of the British Empire were Sit grit vutt.ly op pressed: remember how idlest your must excellent Kieg George the Thiril, and lii• I Ilustrions Sun, have eattlimlvd :I heir protection to Catholics, and mhat the Brim:sh Gower:init.:at WAS ttttt g.tthe chulufour pportery, in procuring oum return to the Pontifical Inisir, and our restoration to our ancient mode. pendence w the exeveise of thmc spiruu it rights nliirlt the hand of viol. nee had wen vied from tot l'poto what ground., Ctrs cforr, could any nne suspect that this *Meat G.•errom in. sit stays !Mind • design to Magni, that mind holy itligion, %hick hy it% favour n.ll protection. it Iroise, often goartled? —awl it al iiii.ts sirarruUll 1114114 . 111 your mhool to the Hot) of ihw Citiloair 14110 0000 , thew 111011,61,10trdj, s fiber are the arta of iwivair taohritho.h.„ u. all V rill Iller MM Mull ar, •Il 12W1. 11.1.3ris 41 31gaist.t Catholic. kits : : repeal. eel. the Nut r 'hall Ire placed, MI the Nano footing as other llohjret... :tint lion be farther ninth' to tic tile proles tlf the Cnilitilic . Now, although it were a thine In Ise tyro bends-al, which In us apperes odilogother 11014 ilifile. that the pee jests o.f Covert ttttttttt sere directed to the Jesting:lios of the Catho. he Religion, yet the power o botch we declare d sto willing to grail', could never he reverted into the means of producing rush au • &et For the list, in a hick the samta of the ca u ndidlatts are to lie eoolllllli-41, will CI 111'111(y not be made sins by the Gllerfllnient, but by the care and atto•ntiott tit door, loving Catholic., who usually tooopoae to thia Ser p, loons for your kingol ; which Cotholies, towelled Ivy •i e the it Se a l for erli2ison, will too rt iu their I' B .l th e roam, such l'eclestislics only as they .hall judle best quite.' f., suitani. log the s rialot of the Episcopal dignity ; ant G. ternetwer, accordion: Imthetsuuhceon, thick i•, PIP 11 4. 11111-e owlet owed, lid mike nee etAlellll4l psi t of our pi "pooled 4.01/4`4.101011, 41:. II he allowed to point not for colonise t . the list 'tot nu, hut fen t *oily of the names pe0p...e.1, and be be.unel to Irate sufficient mond sr, out of n !bile a fro c chilliest' of one luny be tussle ley ii. SI 111'11, 11111,011Z11 coin. hit re j. CNA Icy Go. tenement, yr, over tile ctoon et ill still be occupied aboe.t sue ""IY ace by the atolfrale of Catholics. fibril have been j oidgo the t worthy, a :Al therefore inserted on she list of caroti d:den, and for this reason it cell never happen (provided the conchs - hod duos is by ms lie adhered to. front a heels if soy des It hr made, lite comet ibtosol itself heroines in valid). that the Government, by rxcluding malty in sorrels. aims. shost;ll. al lad, eolopel the I:lceberg to the choice of sone 11111•10 Illy of the of.ire, and ly In he seilenTeirot to its plans for the dew. siction of the Catholic Religion. This also, Vence:o6'c Mothers, it is rl^lll that y 11 ihoceld 10.1 innerly itil•ei I to, that It Wild 1101 possible for us to re fosse this MOM c4lleiferefire i.e the eh clime of Bishops to the British Government, without tg, in a set-lent degree, the displeasure of that (internment towards Ike *hole Church It were ituirr.l to lie vi istti il,nilit it is %bat tie ail others most tie:oly desire, that, in the el. cti 111 l of Bishops, we enjoy, d that full and comidete freed 11111 l who Is so pecu liarly makes apart odour supremacy, and that Inv Loy Power lead any share whatever hi n snatto r sof so witch moment. But you, yourselves, well know, how Isr we are al privet removed from this happy state of things. For the Moe! or igna of Europe, or stoney of the its tel leer,, have do n ete ni e 4 sod oht•ened, (Item the Aportodoeal Si r , a greater car 1. teal r share ofiiAucucein the 111/1111114111,11 of CllllllO6 lI'S. And henry have *risco the etonrentions, the iadullr, 11w ;ruminations, the peas fulalione, the presentations, awl other earolis tits of tide kind, by which the c stout of the pris ile2es grants el tit this way SO PO many Catholic Sovereigns, is limited null littliscil Byrn is your islambe, before the ever-to-be-lame cited separmi ll t. the Roman Church took place, the Bl.hulia et-ere elooscos by the Pope, upon the supplication of the King, as is recorele I in the arts of the Consistory, heldd o flee fiele day of July, iif the year 1551, during the auspicion• pontificate of Pope Julius the Third (2). Besides, nut Catholic Surrrci4or litutie, but others, also, who care separated from our ems a share in the appoint:soviet of eccle.iastleal prisons to Bishoprics, situattel in those parts eir they elemeneions which yet adhere to the l'albolic Faith a claim ee herb this See feels it necessary to sithenit Ice. Such being the state of this momentous question, a bat hope could three be entertained that the Bluish Govern ment would have long submitted to an • ncliiriuu (non the share in appointing the Bishops of your island, • mei tench as it has Been lAllth i cd, white a c lut Iso ohm resit is ob served, not only to Catholic Sovereigns, to those even a hose Mona ll ill ns are of the smutted extent. best also to Pe nice • who do not be long to one Communion' 11 idol 11/ he feased,that if we hail illetlinesl adopting the measure •licady mentiourel, Government would nut only lay aside all in leution of granting reliant illation to the Catholics, but *Mt draw from them all favorer end protection, thrunhout the whole of its see widely extended dominion s Moreover an additional motive of jealousy mutt arise in the *Mull of Government towards us and 11w Catholic cause f this citesinsatatiee, that the Bishops, sub. jeet to its eluminiose, being resole-nil by the emancipation, supposing it granted, qualifie el to sit io Parliament, new precaution.; might appear twee •sa) y tie remove all wad bility of doubt concerning their loyalty. We 'grant, So. deed, that no additional pledge of Cleat loyalty can cap. pear niece 'ism) , Sc, us, proved as it is by the testimony of the experiem e of so many errs, and the Ilislinps 'deeding theme. lees Sc, fidelity and obedie tire towards the Govern nuclei, ley the obligation of an oath, act...reline tie the seemed of the three forms which we leave proposed. But how is it to be 4 11114 (led that the Gorrrimient will consent 10 relinquish 11111/ nd41111014111 necessity fur the los ally of the Itisle , pa, which i.e the case of sio many other Sovereigns and Go.cruuueots is folly allowed Bow can it be iniegim-d that the British Gott evinced will 11411 connive itself wife, le 13. to e.ol. Icy the retinae! of this additional security; sir that it a ill cull derive from it a motive of don btiur the loysloy a the Ca holica, UlllOl Unprincipled men ace coustatetly labouring ice bring wider suspicion? Who ran 'whore that the refusal uS rtees such a return at this f. r the mighty beteefit of 1:111 , 111. cipation, 1111141 1141( excite deep reseut MCC( toiler minds of those who are expecte 111 Cr 1111 il l For the pleat mime, thee. fore, of those evils, whirls were In be apprehended me the pal t Uf MI powerful a Govertimesit, 110 other means a plWated to Us sufficient, hut that of agree ing to those rules relative to clue election of Bisholes, which are enrol d its ilw letter of Cardinal Leila. Now, with regard to the 'lower which a e hare cxpreicird an intentiou of granting, we consider it out only roi making part of a fit and wise arrangenseut of Ecclesiastical Infiniti., which shall bent once not injoiriusis to religion, and a brans of averting from it malty milamiiies otherwise to be feared, hit also ass likely motive towards the obtaminetit of Eman cipation. which has been a principal inducement .till. Hs to coucede it ; desirable as that F.maiwiratiiiii is to 1111 . 04,11110 lies, and attended, as it must be, with a large Aare of spiritual mil•antages. Turn your thoughts, Vcoserati c Bro. the,., to and etimider it with particular attrition, that we, in granting to Government Ilie indulgence so often Fir..kris of, have been influenced by no iadilieal or temporal mo tives, but iiiitured solely by • consideration of Iltnar licoetits awl advantages which must flow to the Catholic Religion from the repecl of the Penal Lass. Fur unikr the opera ' of those Lawn, whose . ity is to he cousidercd as out &Mug short a ally, uvrts Ibe most ergrVOSS 4 ihr Prr secutitsns recorded tit the anima of the Cliiirch--utiat afflic tions, what oppressions, was Illoi the Catholic Religion cab. jest to in you.. Fur in Great Britain, an yon need nut be told, the Catholics are reduced to au inconsiderable number, •pile the succession of the Catholic Bishops it in a manner destroyed, a few Vicar. Apostolic alone remaining; lint in Ireland, although the legitimate sticreaslost of the Hierarchy has been preserved inviolate thorn to the present limy, and although the Irish Catholics leave been ever emi nent fur • most zealous attachment to our Holy It. hgwo, yet thew number has been unquesi . bly diminished by the operati .... of the Penal Laws, as a multitude of Irish Writes. abitoulantly testify. That the now rattle condition of the Cellulite.' in both Isl as& has been greatly relieved by the (leniency of George the Third, and the repeal in P.trliamrut of many of the laws by silorh they were grievously oppressed, we grant and ackuotekilge—still, as you well know, many yet remain Isotope:dell, whirls 'mit heavily ott the Catholirs of Ireland, and still mote un those of Cogland;aud from which •he evils resulting to the Catholic fti beton, smiler their op, ration, most, to a certain degree at least, continue to flow. Fur Which (rayon the Catholics of Loglaurl, alimst all, and of at lewd a great iiiiwher, entertain a 111061 earliest desire of the total repeal of !hue laws; and have, u is known to all, repeatedly petit' id foe such repeal, to the same tawnier ma, be the early ag s of the Chords, the Christians, malting u•e of St Jossan and the other sp... liseists, to Imola in their wishe., hew ugh* the alisogat not of the laws *0h:444.1 against them, whirls gave rim: to the dcra.lful persret:tion. which took place its the It m in Em pire. It may lie !Wowed to hope, that the day is not far distant, a hen a law Cerr1.11111..11.11114 WWI the a i•lies of the Catholics shall be COReII.II, whirls, ho Weyer I.w: their right td the 4.lstitimisent nt einviwipatiois w bat it nosy, 'weer, e'er- Anly, will pass without Our pr. vionsly glutting the p.iri. lore in question. The wi ight of those reasons, which we hare long and in proportion to thy ir high iinpoet!sece, couvideis..l, has in .l•lreol 0., after find hearing she I of sieve, al sd . 1.111. V. 11 , r:ble Mothers, (7:sidinals of the Duly Iluitian Clonet.4 1111.1 1 naminitq the opiodun of other men, e.0i... sit t r learniug and a know leder of ltritt.h affair., in r.- se the h00p...411114d so rutty xplaiiied to von,. re she si of tho matter. We .sir , in d fJ , that an huh ing, !reel .si 313 11.1.11 ii. Cr.", a-a- Ours by trade is the . ( (Intr. 1,, %der!, Ishii. for the Doman Pontiff a c plot. in• pesoliowe in the .1. ethos of Ilishors. 11M-with regard 1.. (11..C111111P, 0111 IP igoo. rust (het thong. a may, by the gitisie.deasehority, lw inside, lit romplirior with she .cirritm steno aof things and time.? And Dias i. a .priurit-le ai,i.h our predecessors tare ',informal) nosilitaisoid : as 1111 111- PIWIIICY of which, a 101111 e elexint of 'SI. 1.4. t. the Grs•st, i i snarly occur: lii us, as cs tors., of in • !eft. r iii It list ictiv, 114,11.1. of Narhosisse :•—•‘ .•11.4 ie., are eel I . a.p. • C.lll on no art-mint he altered, an are there many wile el, from a slue cossaideration of tims a, or from the so cs siqip thioes, It may he right to modify." We had 11.0 li e r.;i e " o r tyes the rule tail down by our pro tlctx slur, rt ale 'ood, who says :—" if iv not to be vomit& rrd !shim-abl e if, in conscniodue of a di:lege of tin,. a, a rhatige of human Les also, he 1 &e1...1 0 .111 richly when an usgs sit low. 'wily, or an esidetd utility calls for such change." Now, vsli..t - e [wadi/foil shat more inionentons eon usn. stass Cell COIIIII 113 r he 11spraSed fo et:l,4llOM t life e by a kids we fill uuls.ls, s :Ai itcd, and adirh we !:eve not le tidal. thus to lay Lrf.s. 3 ? Soon., then - hire, the reisdiee ofi red by its is in itself harnsle,s, and cocri..l4 sit a1..4 a oh ail the rules of prudence ; sipper from one r 4 ftisal e:,, y kinetics, awl, from our grant of it, 11 5.311 sI ntit 4.1111g1., must r.sult 111 the Chlleell (1111.1111111141111 g he iliatt:e late, the einnuei iou of the Catholics, and the restos...o,m s in the kingdom uremia flritaiii, of Welly in all thing. p, t. taiiiing to relig ), why should we hesitate, aLat nt..ist e ...old bare retarded as Innis openly declaring our a ish grant the Foist!. ge in glieslinii, sir (runs eln•isig Rolle 111:44t from the strichirps celesiastical distiplint ? We movie.. tionahly judged ilea we we re beiind to act 011 this principle, and s:,iv outset's.% placed in such a situation, that ac might justly adopt the ex presai tttt s of our Inviter. issue, CeLoosi.: •• We are compelled, by the inevitable dispel:sat:on of thing., nod ity a due regard fu the maxims or (;,,, nisoent adopted by the Aposhilical Sec, so 111 Wniall OW.. IP o f riser C:1110111, 10 to interpret ale dee - resit of wee: dilo z I've. tiffs, our predece.sorg, ma employing oil due and esnisideratton, to regulate, us well as may l•r, nll th. se things which the cessity of the presto,* :lows may notions its lie relaxed fur 11,, n stor•lios. of t hut eIIVS." We, then-roar, Venerable Brothers, rob rtaiii sill (lonia that yon all, having nou.ider. 41 used duly weigh 4'l wn.st we have thus act before yon, will as knowdedce she rata sure adopted by ns to be mien just, and will, of ICI 'rapes t•, conform yourselves to it. Let your hearts glow with that re 1 fir rrligiuo , with which those truly apostoliral men aerr inflamed, tril• lalmorid will, 1111 tlllleh 14.11eilutle, in r.-cad the Irish nation from the erroneous celebration o f E. at prattised by them in the sixth a n d stivecili ay.. aof the Church, and at length, by ,such labour nod risa..y cars.. aucceeded isi establishing, in your island, the Buse cd.- bration au rlretisitnisly vindicated by cur prs flet:r4l9ll4, Sono, the Fifth and John the Fourths. Now if y... 1 abaft ',hew yourselves 41,311'0111 1.1 set alt exmostsle of docility to others, and, as your wisdom 111 pusterlolly euab , .s you to instruct the people, and allay I die risking causalities of 11.. if mind.; we she persuaded that the heist fat of 1:4111.11:4 ;- ration being once granted, the long sod atm my during which religion has still . ..led • p.isseciition ludo" a and so severe, will lie followed by days of pe.ics , ph IC with tranquillity and all other blessings. Noels day., ueralile Brother., our prayers most ardently solicit tor et,, cutcrtainiug as we du tow anti. you, all him icuriercei C. • I. ince of love sad rh:trity, ill return for yonr midis a Ina .4 the Catholic Church, and for the real awl n vino, e you have ever manifested to this A posiolical lair, In pledge whereof, aud with the stiongest expression of oar dearest regard, we hereby lawlow on yon, our Ve5i.....10u Brothers, and on the whale 114111011. our alow:14:111'ul Li tit diction. Detest Rouse, at St. Mary Manion., Feb. 1, 15116, in the 16th year of our Pontificate, PIGS P.P. 11 1. Agreeable to the manriarript, so far as Omar give,., J. T 110 S. TROY, R. C. Abp. of Duld.n. COPYRIGHT ACTS. REPORT FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON THF. COPT. 1114.11 T ACTS OF R ANNE, C. 19; IS GEO. 111. C. 53; 41 GEO. 111. C. 1117; AND 64 GEO. 111. C. 116. Ordered, by the lloureqf Commons, to Le printed, Jane b, 1816. The Select Committee •ppuintrd to exnmi::e the Aria 5 Anne, c. IV; 15 Geo. 111. c 53 ; 41 Geo. 111. c. 107; and 54 (cu. 111. c. 118, 'expecting Cupyrieht of tl,oi. ; and to report easy or %slut a'teraiinne are is to he tuade therein, together with their o!)rerval woes filet ro isuo, to the House; and to whom the Penni 4444 reg 'Meng ti,e Copyright Hill, and all reliteus Gum Piddle Litirariex, end f Stations:re lItII, ise44-nted iu the iirratlit Seuaule, were lamed ; and who were empowered to repent then, opinion thereupon to the House—bare examine-el the to at. irrs to them referred , and have agreed upon the tolluwitte, Repine sad Resolittonas together with au Appendix. The earliest foittidstion fur S claim from any poldie lib r a r y, to the et sh t lons delivery of new publteat Imo:, is t.i be found in a deed "filo year tele, by which the Comp:my of Stationers of Ironton. at the govern of Stir Budley, engages in Ilehrer a ropy °revery book prints .1 in Il! Company (and nut having beets before printed) t o i!to University cf Oxford. This, however, seems to be confined to the publicatioua of the C pasty in its corporate rapacity, and could in urn ease extend to those which might pi orLe.l from individuals unconnected with it. Soon after the Restoration, in the year 1042. was ossed the 0 Act for presenting abases in printing trodloot-, t amiable, and unlicensed books and pamphlets, and for rk gulating of printorg awl printing presses;' by whir Is, fur the first lime, it was enacted, That every minter sboutid re serve three civics of the brat and largest pap. r of evriy book new printed, or reprinted by him with audition., and shall, before any public reading of the still ber.k, brim them to the Master of the Company of Statinser., and Ms liver them In him ; one whereof shall he ck firer. .1 to the Keeper of his Majesty's Library, sod the oilier two to be sent to Ibr V,ee•Cbaucellor "f the two Cciei rraptc lively, to she use of the public libraries of the said Voter... This AI t was us igiisally itit.odured for two 'usu., bus was coldietned by two Acts of the same Parfialairiii lilt 1479, wheu it expired. II was, howev,r, revived in the Isl year of James 12. and filially ramie., it. 169fe. It has beets stAled by Mr. Ciliation!, oue of th curators t.f thr Bodleian Lthiary, w That there are several bovhi quirt- Icu : 1 / a gues Ep. 1$ Atlas. Cop. b. (2.) Apub. Raynelduca al 30. 554, C LlOO 100 b 0 PRICL: SEVEN-P LN4:L.