The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-12-29 00:00:00

EPIGRAM a)N A LION. IY 1•11111 Enos °ening.' minas, eirmque harrendus hiata, Imrris is s)lsis tristia wins hahet Nutty cateli fsgisat conjus fulvigae parents'', Via dogsled imam auserit umbra vital. I. Z. EPIGRAM ON OVA BLVCROV MEW KINGS. Aspiring Fortino nsownts so high, With nothing short of Royalty Con they remain rontentiAl 'Tie even so, 'twist you sod I, A Golden Guinea way be by Base Coppers. r•pownted ! ANTIJUNTA. s sit Lad Moires speech in Tnc Boutin Pates of roods/. EFIGRAM LIMITATION/ siF 'mauve. At tosrea- MINED UPON IN 1759. • oted jewels from tie Imperial Crowe, c !Ito•*, PITT . , kern Admimaration sna t c h es turowtog at their feet t►e Regeut ►tut • tart d " Klieg of Shreue and Patches !" IMPROMPTU STATE vauLTrR EXTILAORDIM ARV. Amid lb, fads of al a r t, lu varym dune, 1% lane PM! 'got tst.t • a .4 and tat be.stiut. Wien 'Coast 1 i,Dr ,--. see (016.64. burtly 40(41 vuough ) , rewir liar L•wvi.a Gonplitt is buff, r tlbe Coldtliozies JOHN DOE. IPORTUGUESE. Pr..SANT BOY'S SONG. Tint beacon is WASltig bright, fstbg, And strop; tribe cannon's sh.ek, And sec whet a soscitty 'tight tether, Status the isenk of Alsercesoesrls. :nos Ibis woo" of ais &glob snarler, Which staticeri so quirk on tie moor, Foe I ono the solder's sabre Flash height as he prio..d by the door. So take dorm the good 'ad bruid, father; Bet It nd me my Loother's dirk, 'Tistrght to a stripling's hood,. father, As; fit 6. • tiriptines wnrk. nes sway to lb ire %Wet bettle L i t iege I ..e I lir 11104111trtati, Lest w% meiber elwnsle hear ewe het rank. Awd aer:enai ea we have t sled. Still britbter the lit sena% blear, father % Arta elroager the enlll.l6 . lltkoek, And the make bee kid ibe r . ..ye % father, Which lhali'd meld Aleerea's rock. Oat kids en Ike cheek of en, mother, One kiwi 'Owl bo at bee sleep-n , Them away Ng tie ei‘dnigki battle, Tbes war ter Alverea's steep. TO KM ANN HILLIARD. When I, dear Nancy. Arkbeheld net lovely tom d thiee ; I eery (Aber thoeibt rereed, And ee'noli'd ve wily mine. To Inm nom torn can )ou impart arrow Wont asksown Ca two, dear Nun,, wound a Lew As unpin u year own ' No, demist rl, at Witt be ;list To me wile twee in Iraq.; And wiles I dia. list die I omit e wily die for pot. lan, Doe. ter, tout. I. B. G. LYCEUM 77IEA1RE. Coliedy of The Ilonty Moon was performed The only novelty in the represents.. jai Mr. Warscti, in the vytt of the Dyke tars, as the sulotitute for Mr. 'MELVIN. ah.ente tva. not 4yr-tinted for to the au .• Presuuttog. howtter, that Mr. 11 alnce forward - to obliiie the .7.la.lager, we shall only wa. a tizne, iunpid pwrflitm.ince. totally . d.. 7 4tualty. sue. mad spirit.—M;sa Dv can s 'catty, and the other Performers. exerted 'lifts to the utmost to supply the detic.ncy leading ir..le character; but the audience, than once. e,yressed heir disapprohatioa.-- Sitarriatrrus's new pi ete. The .110gie Bride. I, sod new od • oth et 'kat. h has received trY eurtmlso•nts and alterations. Promo.e. to I.e a favourite eseetatument.— Elusrow danced twat grarefolly. ilartiay srsersiu: the Quito* awl Princess 1 11ItT11 took so wring to rrngatolre ; sod Pim- Acovni, aini 3 ant s...iih 111.41 ipnial at. mile oft horseloick in %I'ind.or Perk. 11 , 11 to of CaltaltlDOE {at Wiud•Or fur Lon' en Thursday townies. Thura.tay Count GOTTORP. the ei-deoest of Sweden, s•eotopsaied by Sir StDaltV I 414 soother Geutleutan. wankel at SG .. * *l Palare, to mike irgalres after the .twe 01 Iluttetra beak's. It was rupt the rime di- tol the Onion of the Stole to rereive Unto.- best% above • quarter past four eel Isis of emotes to be scot to the slutfl &kW tad 4es sealed up. but was trued span to adt: of Count ran —TIMM?. Sr &DUST SMITH "le ether geotkftiee expreissed to him. thin he tilt at the Palace before four o'clock ialseate. • t. • .4 $ • .•••••••4% . • POFTR . Dedicated to Awntastis flviai . H. ' acid se [and, •nd look'd w troterroas grim, His am shadow darst aid folios' , huts. Bate ( w Lied Ito rends/. ON THO LIMIT 16 , heiil teal j I ,ke 11L011111 £.d Inn,rong I 1 Ake. a I OM A STA Amid 11 la tbi V. bens W sir We see • line I r THE PORT The be And And eel Stan 'Tenor ForkWbil Flail go rake Bail 'Tie lig ADA Tioea Lest And Hill be Attti And lk Win Oar ki One Then ei el When tie level An. si To b llor Cu As , No, To 13 Aod J. or I Tl , CON • la. I .Ll.l 11 0 • uYf M 1:" Aranzs, . 41 re ab.el !,t time fares' sty it aim a sea t od at siva air. PciLl • 'snares C • 1111 e *k mitt tkan SCANT t 41i. we vet, 4to Isd ‘ . poop Os! °IN BlAsi E Th2fuls st LilletTl sdl ( ""l Aug 14,71 0 heir .. s. Tit I) , i PI , de s Su I), „Us ilk dual- wis e o f state, %arra nevi Mel 44! ^t.l by 1. 4 a t b e Ir -nor 0 •ii• iaa a It 'Nese a Ir• • _a tarat al ObSCHOWLMECM JOC74tt This Satiety germ their secoV pod Cairtert 1 1 " 1410448 3' dr11,1? '4•;;10, H a wo.. ver-s4uwe.-.404r, tlsel'isid with h.s u 44141 * lol '3 . ..Aisne very szet.Hent Cfrts.esiebesi sod Solmi, were dimly eseesittd: that of .4 Pe spotted Snakes, wws given with Sim feet by Mrs. Moil:Mill. Mr. Cw. a. Air. C. Taylor, sod Mr. leeie. Thr healittful ift'ee, "Marled gore her Er." by Mrs. Liston. Messrs. Taylor. Doyle. Resits. aril Goo*, visa mach applauded.:.-In Car Rest set, Mrs 'elvin. of the Lyeeillo ThrAtres rein' " The Cell tested Jlendieant," (tom Guldainish4 and in ilia second, .• The Water Fiend." by Cotsnmi—..whi,h were vary well reerived. Alld much applaultd.— The &Aims were iluar I AI. REWARD EXTRAORDIKART. A reward is ofle►ed fora Banditti who have so stolen the p►eeious Diodes% from the shelf'. and put atin their po. kale r.--Apptication to ise made to Mr. Johu Bull s at the sigilof TN, KING LID rOWITITUTIOK. TO Tin ROSTOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. Sta--. The confused and distrac!ed state or our country, a nsiag from the su.petts , on of the Regal Authotuy, mil consequence of the oodispositioo of our .nuet Cir.ctoub Sovereign. will no doubt plead tuy. rzetter t., thus trk,u !tug you with thr fol!chttiht (411.-rww, hot only for toy ono inforn.attun. but for the It:forth:o,ot.. °the..:— .Ist. Mettler. ►y A. e. , esstitotioo of this Country, Ike Isleruti•e Poser ow he extremes' I. as) other them the Kihe Amy/A tud:ss by OW VlNallilll4lll4 coiseeot of the other two Brunches of th• Lesia:a. ore ad: Muth'. the Reinl Authority has out lately, in ionny tastiness been infringed oe•ett a—lf so, by whom %---1 scl whether it dues unt funs ► c „ow tongsrons precr.leut Cot .ny %tuft ILL'S'S,. Meet ;1 • the Ki..ily Pother J 4. %Vt. , !um g. eel b.. M trues net setae's swernsionr, in tie delay which km arise., in sitmtlylue the ottherst vacancy to nut Censtittstiett edtt titer hock tleln, is out Jots ascots' Is the Natio, et lair —Aed,ssawsiy. tVh(ther a nr Act re . he kg.t, soh so homiletic(' by tbe thee Estates, king, Ler :a, and Cusuakma ' Tnt toserttea of the above, «ill greolv oh iiv r Sir. T. WO &a. B. U. Cletfur.erlau. Dix. 17. 1$! in. CURIOUS blitiA On Toads! the 10th silt 4 me and very beau tiful bird, of the galinsmens tribe. was shot by Mr. %Vitheril,n, of Iteildeutien, iu a field br tivesit that town and Tittiterden *myths.' wine) as reached nv is ter, iin l ierfet t, but front hat 6. ststert of the extreme beauty of its iiliiitiag-„ its . size aid length (three fe.4 four 'ruches floes the tap of th. , bell •to the satremity f the tail) throe seeral little doubt lost .lust it 14 variety of the gisintecl phe.isant of China, a plate of which (No. 69) is given by Edwards; end whirl. is thus described by Dr. I.stho-n, its his Spivs' of B'i'le (vol. 2. poll 2. pare 117.) "This is less than a comma* pheasant : length two feet sine i.ehes sad a half Bill and wales yellow; general colour of the plumage erimson , on the bead is a used brae- WWI glossy Ilow crest. the feathers of which appear like silt, sad ,fidl &whew/Ms cheeks almost bare, sail &sh eaf the feathers oldie hi sd.lacall are semicreolisiored„ equate at lie einis, soil cruised with Mack hats ; these are hissh, mid MIS be erected WI well, liht Owes us the cock : beueett , three tisefrathersate gime. very .ittle ruan , led at the mule, and tipped with black: the back sad lump are yellow ; the acme tail avocets bet, isarnaw, sail crimson and fall on sorb side .4 the tail ; the wiug recta ebiesh sod Mown mixed; .eopelsre blue; qid Mows, niseked wall yellowish *pole ; the Mil w ludg sod tuosafaris, the largest bather at inches, mid the sate. vie *my shirt; the eokoir eh o wowur sad Mack besetifolly variegated: the legs are yellow, and harietsbad with aspic a smarter of as itch in length 0 . The satire piste of this heicitifal special is China, where it is called Kea.ki. It hears e insissuicAt well, and will breed re .lily is that stale, insomuch as loqede render needless may importation from their native r. wiry They trill breed sub oar common pbem:mnt : err lasts... of it is ineatimied 'ay Beffow whi. li produced two aisle birds ; ace of which paired • ith elresask vacuous pheasant, and led one yoga& *herb timid *ease. "They adorer to he hardy birds, &mai should by no mums wmoder if (tame rettortdtions elt"idd see throe., prtrectl us. • I oralored to oh.* t." 1 1 ,1 te as She eousiwou The 11 - 0.406 of their *eh (Ur Wilde obiershs) is said - to tweed that of soy other pheasant." The ski.i, we understand, has been lotifleil, arid sine* sold t a person mt Traterden for six guinea,. Tharsday morning at wine o'clock Mr. RYDRR arrived et Waidsor„ where he remained till tvielvi-, and then set off for London. The remains of the Duke of Quetemettee are not to lw cnnveytd rn Sifntland, hut to be nu terred in St. Jarivs's Chiar.•liy If.i, 011 Slowlse, in the most privs'e Witmer. His Grace he. directed in his Will, that no hatehments shall even be of fixed to the front of soy of his bootee. We lately stated the case ore L rly,inGreat Med borou4h-sirert, who huo.r i eitnurdniart piss on for cab.—Oar account, so far as it staled that she had left a dinning htsstrand to India and came to this ciuntry for due express purpose of prnpasstinit the Persian !treed of tin se very useful domestic annuals, is not correct.—the Lady in gites•ion is in slfil utent circumstances, and nes returned chiefly from so ansiely to see her friends and native country. tier husband is an amiable sr +norm! a rovritonous officer in India. Mrr Mtt.t.rw twirl his match to Stamford on Fri day, with co.:silerable ene, in 35 minutes under the given time (Ave hours). He route thirteen horses, only one of which, the thivt, was intEff,r eat. The equestrian 'rioted in London in a posts chaise, at time o'clock yesterday. none the worse for his exploit. winch Asa& unrivalled. Crib hie accepted the thallenge of Molyeerts. :lie pugilist; and a match for a great suns will be .ride in a few days. A Gentleman of the name of C A Nca,,,a wa s sob brd of 531. 10s. a fee evenieas i go, between S o .uerstosm and Ttivietrick-square. by two men: the one held a pistol to his hermit while the other picked his pockets. and more if he made any noise he was a dead man. They went off towards the new buildings on the left. It may hr useful in the Overseers of Parishes to iiitorineJ, that the Local Militia Acts sfford lo y al 4%1 oe p o stunity of •sving the Fine rj fifteen Poristis fur each mow deSeorne, by preidociue mev to the Uryuiy Lieutenim . s to he 'Broiled as Volun teer* btf.re the Rill of Fehrosre 'heart, N sapid! such viscaucies es may have °warred prev.o.l6 to the 11f11 November last. • Lift •• le p;;Ii • •-•-• Ite* meet. ettAliGr (11 7 MURDER. YClVerti% 3 mail hie t:lit Irani his residemee is Earl. Hetet, Stator Hods, LlesheHck, charged • suispiri.ns oldie wipe, reserdertif his wife. It appeared that the Priionrr had here grit Wedsesilay, Chrtuniew hinting, and ..a his cetera iv ibe evening, his wife was from h. o se. fir w. at ,rat hi a, a. eh of her, ea I resod lire at a irin.sh. p ; in consequence of which he made its of very • laritiolore and threat' , to huh; amoim others, that he aronid murder her ; *ltd she. they cat home he lisucked her doe it, beet and baked hit is r sand cruet meaner, and she rhea in a short lila • afterwards. The Prisoner was c.rniatitted (or farther rumination. The report of th..eirrunisi.oice attracted a greet crowd of pers+ea sound the deem: ,esterday • Chatke N e ka1,11,11.41 kattmi. tel wsil.keturn characters, wire Monett to the &Mice 14 the custody of It. Limits rick, who stated, Had is CMS!. quebee of . the rolthery of Mr. list's sloop, the jeweller, i• Jrrmyo.stri et, a kw evenings, since, lie reeeieed !nitrite inforraatiaa that th e Priso n were the rulehera, abut that they were kmewn to have pledged part of the .•:.erty stolen. William Mink., an appeentice to Mr Read, staled. that ea the Cireiliog of the lath ant alum, fe ar "...lock, he abut up his Illastel's shop, and chest hire o'clock he west 0111 I. take same canisters to the St. James's Hotel, at the nest dose, which Is VI hrr, repaired, without fastening the shoe dmm , lelhu.g his is war's vas I. here u eve to the duos He iiiiirtird from the Hotel in deist two or three asiendes, when he Newt Alt the contents at two cif the shop window t ray., route - Awn sniff le. , ses hal zald liturches, with likenesses of the Kiug and Homo us them, grill seals, cliaisa, and other articles of jewellery to a very considerable aneemist, had beta stair*. Th!.. was enafirrned by William newt, tie PQD of the Play ba l secular, also said he heaol the shop-door open, sod sup wool it wee 11w hit nitres, returned, but on his gnrng to ner ' he observed a than going tont An alarm sou given, theiohlt r entsped. thdlinni Loran, shognian to Mr Turner the Pawnbroker, of Rrydzi ,istrert, ut..l. that IHs the •.:411 instant the Filmset Bell !Wedged a col.l them with boo ; he milted him if it wen gold? the prinioer ithluil it was Ilas bait he...re saw. The e , p u we', prortio_ol sod i.lentilied by , he two firm witmr.es to he part ut the pruerty slotris. A quid neat, pa.t of e , . prwiwrt, ',titles, was ',.warn so 51:•-• •••10e slittp, and DM, toy ; but Mr Li.tatt etoshi "id itle.dify either primmer rs as the person slat pledger} it . There Long, Lit pru lags...lit the ',runner Easton. disc bag igckl. rill on. COM onditit for tor Ow. III•Ditall 11'111 I Lli 4VisA. Usc. 44. On Thursday last ve had ft very heavy rain during thi greater part of tie day, hod raper rally nn the latefl.ooll. TOtre wits HIM) a very .ingla wind, del. increascil toward. the evening, and contitiurd through the night. Ott irciday aturning it blew a gale of wind from the art n -west, accompinied wt h fietiseat showeis; and in general, the weather was wore severe (111110 on the furtive day. Bef o re she time s of high water (which, by calculation, would have Inv., at about half-past six. ar, ni.) it h• 4 risen to a very nuusual height, corwidering the state of the liar. when the moon has only enter , d into her met quiver; anti. for an bour or more after the tune of full sea, its ebbing was scared, perceptible. The storm increased with the evening tide. Be. tween three and four o'clock in the evening (sboat three hears b. lure the time of high %este-) a vessel w 44 ü bs.rst.-1 close in shore. a little to the west of RAness Point, in a very dangerous situation, for by this tinte the tempest had increased to a hurti eine. Crowds of people hastened to die spot; sonnhers of tenter; were 'hewn, and several lire, kindled amongst the reeks. Tne unfortunate torn (.en in riumlyeri to , i board the vessel were distinctly seen at tntervals. but the roaring of the 'rind end the waves wis PO great, that nothing el.e could be heard, nor could any assistance whatever Ire Riven. The vessel had xraunded with her nead to the sea. .oil had two .inchoi• out. After • usn.t wrist esti efil.cting suspense. a litt,e before nine o'clock she wrist to i.iecrv; and. nainfal to relate, .11 00 board perished, except one in, who was wa.lied on shore. lashr , l to a part of the stern !—She proves to he the Jonah, c.innowt. of and for Liverpool, front America, laden with tiusher, anti had been thirteen weeks ,ppois toe pasrage.—The person also escaped in this, fatal semi...tit was 4 *waists on board, and is a native of s a .de. s . r„.. Saede de..lares, that thrice he hash r . u ff ete ll Cie ‘11 . 11413P0 and the horrors of shipwrer k : his c •Inrad , a dr.,eorici--ehi.nself the care RI * intending Protitieoce I Vet nothing Alerts loth so much now, es the /ors of Lit ratITLCTIOX Thursday mottling Mr. Scat, slit., one of the (aura s's lowborn, had the mister wit to slip down in %Vuitton Castle, and break bis thigh. lie was conveyed to the foottoen's room where every pont blot care w 411 taken of bins. A fire broke out on Thnrsbay night at the Ver non's corner of Green-.trees and North A lid ley-evert, oced•intiv4 by the neglect of a female lodger on the second thiur, who was so dreolfully Mold that she died shortly atter la the hospital. A droll action, in a case of assault mil battery. it talked Luau at Grimsby. as likely to come on at the next Lincoln Ass.zev. Tne Plauluff is an itinerant Quack. who, at nue dressing. got cured ininself. by a lady at Grimsby, of a troublesome importemity that seemed to b- coo.titutuial with met with which he very much annoyed all maim— the.. declaration" in this caw.: states as fol- Inw•:—.t few days ago • Qaack Doctor, paseiog by the door of a respectable 'mechanic in Griumby ‘ ia, litred if any thing was wanted iu his yet ." po•etliy answered the niechauic. who was kilt coining out of the door, " env wife has beet" troullied a 'mule Latta' iii her fiend ever Wore we ware married; anJ Iwo have I)eets troubled with a arming ill 'ay ears; we have Moth been violently abutted Me morning : now, if you, Sir, Cin In u. any t oo!, shall net mind the espouse;—but walk iu and see my poor afflicted w .1e:•—On entering the m o m . with his box of drugs under his arm, sans treretounie." 1 understand. Nla tam," • he. ..I p oi are very much trastala4l with a six:ding in yam. bead; guar odd hu,bind has set rue au, and I kale no donut of relieving you in such a bosh e."— Tne poor Gideon: abortion he 1 so ao...aer uses dimwit toe word siefiwg. but the Lady Mail as iswit.ste velar's at her gireetibb. mad is order to kerd h-r sio4ing in tone. begin to brat time wi.h the poker on the back of tne poor Quack ; who. to relieve hitawq, wa glad to seek for safety i s the street. wad run out, with et little ceremony as he walked im—Hr complaints that there was some of the g -arivio or Gamin i s us e and so roach of the aiitato mod sbccsto, that he means to take Oat Oinunin i.t twetre sea at u, A,, rt the Mall of tie perfarmtuce. NAL boArofiGnmil . Ai: ANb mit. GLI 11AS. ,L%11,5. CATHOLIC COMMITTEE—SATvtuAT, DEC. la. The Gineral Committer of the Ca thni.cs of fre... I.,nd.tobvraed by a • pi.enil e. from tn..r S.-tre. ery. tort this. day, at No. 4, C.ila-l-Wert, fur the purpose of nominating to• Mobbras n. I 'at himient present their Petition to the Howes of Lords and Corninons ; owsa O'Coxott, Esqe le the Ultaie. At three o'clock, p. m. Orre ea% a full attend once of the members, when Mr. Has. the Secre. tar!, read the several itt.solutions which puma in the Met Meetiog. Mr. O'Cotermt.t, then ri.e, and addrmmed tb Chuirmist to the following eft t-t . . 1 He 11.1 A it was his tldty „ to treat from the Sub. Committee, to whom the prOpriety of i:arca,iiig the number of the persons intrusted site, the ma. migeatent oldie Catholic Petition had been re ferred. He had to state that in si.s. were Ull4, l imos in the conviction, list it sits indispensably necessary to hate signatures to the P.dinion in every part of helmet, loot of coarse chiefly tit Dublin, whence alone the General Petition ciiishl be transmitted. In fail, we •hate arrived at the period of our Emancipation. Nothiag Lot gross neglect, or criminal inisincinivoient, can prevent the Catholics from being etnaiteipatert— Should His Majesty recover (soil he tro.teil he would). the pressure of public calamities. the *mita and the weakness of,th - Empire. call for measores, of conetlistioa, an', the formidable and increaiiiiig c strength of the enemy inipenously toniontials ties, taking, at length, effectual means of rorstance, by embodying the Irish 'tattoo lii bile conetwou cause: indeed. so obvious was the siece-sity of this rein. interment. so elver was it that its place could not . I:4- supplied by hiring ( :ermans or Portuguese -- that eve. the iirilercile Administration ny winch or sire • governed could not long resist the growing as hes.> dom. There was, however, • attll Dearer prospect of stir delivery : the userpetioes of the sorereigo parer . by ti,. PO reval• sus Lie' elle le, •, e i r.ti list laid longer. The Coa-titution was about to be restored—the Executive Branch would loon be re estuldisheil—a Ha-genii appesred certain—and tt was nut to be amprehembil that Any mite-wile com promise 4.f the Iti.val digony could be Wended on the prestos occusios. It was a pleasing ands. well-known fact; that his Rayed li-ghness the Prince of Wales had long teen asovinced of the policy, and much store of the justiiie, of conceding Catholic Etuancipatioit. Ilia sentiments no tlus .iiiiiset here neither concealed nil demi. ful. lie had communicated ti.eus, as became liiin. unequivocally and without insgui.e, amongst others, to Catholis of rank sod ren;.eetal.e. !sty; and had the eountry to weep over the stresoes citable loss of that excellent Prince before ha go ceodei the Throne. his memory at least would have been visdicated, and this decisive ? roof of his . - - judgment sail virtue handed down to ptist:iity by iodispotable es idence. It happens better, end the repootry will 'mien, ti o the blessings that must Bow from the union of lien.* qualities—judgment and rinse. We therefore de not proceed on precarious grimed% when w. a ,• flounce emancipation as et head. The word oft..e Prince is pledged...we requite sot, iesinber cues* we have, any more certain guarantee. We know that his under.tanding, vier, manly. sod mist. paired, esunot be imposed on. ant hie collet:testes, surprised by any idle or unfounded scruple. he well hopes, that to be just is the first dictate cooscience, anti that fur injustice mud oppremioe there is no religion. Ike Prince's ttuyol ward it ',lrked, end it never will—it never tau be forfeited ; eves hi. enetnies (and, strange to say, be has euenwne among one worthy loyalists, es they style themnielve.j—e.en f • enemies cameo, deny that he has ourne throu.:h lan the high and unblemished cheromer of a perfect Gentlemen. - Let it not be supposed. from the allitsioe I kens mode t • the Prince, that I Intend to et-it, with ell thing like reproach, ille lUtiffall of my aged end revered Sovereign. Sir, he hag not • subject. that holds him in more of filial resents., this,, I do; and in sober sadness I moot codes-. that etc.. hi. Itifirtilltly Mire than reconciles me to his tal• did Apo politico to the rights of the Catholic...lid toolbar. the mope .rence of inconsistency in ins conduct to. wards as. Whether HIS Mlira , y be. in tae cant of medicine, in a state of delirium or itissilits, it demonstrates that our motioned slavery Amulet be sttril,uted, net to ant fault, but to a natsforterie. It most powerfully claims the tears of the bruits Co. %holies fur the sufferings of their b•mi factor. The near prospect of our ernabcisration requires, however, corresponding 'Own; on the part of the Catholics of Ireland-..they may lose this favourable opportenitr by paltry, by idle deiscoey, a.. st is callesl-.4lelteary in chains!—or by the want of com bining our etiorts in the common cause. To ill. sore success, it is gnu, requisite that the Catholics of every county end town in Ireland inotild come forward, sod take part In forwarding mar Petit - lo ft . To t.ffectuate th.sdestralike purpose, 1 am n•trutt• ed M your Sub.Conaniittee to propose Ow lohow. log Resnluttons:-.. " That rag the parrot of hanging heroes both Ilene. of l'lrhameat the Patinas. wi the Calkultos of Irtialal r the msiser most l.h.f to insure inverts. il is Isieltly expedient 111.21 the *MAW Or p- nuns isitro•!•,l • its the I 5r....11111.1 of she Petition, be teenaged tnem the staferosst everts:est toss to behed. That the carrying into effect the (weenies Reionisaa, be initialed la the meting Seb-Coanno Let - These Resolutions' having b-r., secovded, were put, and entinimoitsly agreed to. Mr. O'Cotteett. then said, that the Suit Com mittee had also attended to the ascend h.tt.ib 44 in ditty. namely, the pin p is •tion of en a , curate statement to be lei.l hefting l'aeliettient, cal %'e per twinn and prie l an,,,e under eliii ts Cathay-. !shoo.. Th. bed been in the News,te;•et- facer bowl? a Couswitter ; nests M the nese a bail toe. Th., "lily le,j.et.ens i s . 1. 4 4 le it asetthat it pr.anired tno ; f r le,. it J..t y woe •Ottfilleit to the more inuitio.b. sphere of Cedin lk ImM-fence. The gr . :evencee can ler etlyelt the 1-'6ll nation its i so rn in n o, laboured from a stlipitl and iellierlolol U non :,t ra ti oi ., Mee scaly %CI I t ter lelr•tOirg 1,14.184 OHM to •i) plenty of •sg-g ii to hire shoed tire of COntribr'6l- calu.os , 1111.1• ; all those grissanees were latinnd the bis, of 9.4 datj of bee Sittreontnaittte, - *re SCtOtsituf •