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Cy Edward risen Waiting, Esq. sta. 11. ss. Large papa, ii. itis. THE CATHOLIC CLAIMS. The following interesting corretpoadenee bar lately app. atrii rr a Provitleral Paper:— TO TNT ILUIToNS OF Tilt NORFOLK CHNOTICIAL Gentlemen—ln the most conspicuous part of The Nor wich 31ercurv, of the 3d instant, appeared an attack on the Catholics i wrott, an the (Whining Tuesday, a tote to Mr. Baron, requesting to know if lie would insert a reply to it, signed with my name. Mr. Bacon's answer reached me on Thursday, sayirg, " I cannot to-day Vane to Norwich your lever cannot, therefore, appear tbis week Menus. Ste 'tattoo would prediubly insert it, which will prevent delay, and afford yiat a Ain- opportunity of discussing the point." To this I teplicil immediately, that as the a k was Lunde in his Paper, tic delciim ought, ill 11 , 111111011 justice, to 'Tow iu the c o me; that the delay of s wit was of uu great conse quent e, and 1 once mote desired to la. informed if lie would iosert my ants er to his charge. It appears dist Mr. Bacon took four days to make up his mind, fin it was not till yester day that I received a message from him, by ,Ir refusing to insert any reply wbateec r. You will observe, that tun 151155er h oil nut been solnnitted to the perusal of ans use, so that Mr. flacon's eilasal is nut to be attributed to any pas salvo *Lich lir might deem objectionable ; but tint plain fort i-, site, mitferin3 his Paler 50 be the vehicle of an at tack ou a law and re spertalite body of It., King's subjects, he refuses whoission to guy reply in their helialf. On Ibis conduct 1 make nu t eminent ; 1 dare not indulge myself in any ; but 1 trust, Gctitlgnien, you will prove that the Noe with Press is still open. I remain, yours, Lc *arch 140, 1510. J PITCH FORD. TO THE EDITOR OP TH t: NORWICH MERCURY. sir-:;r;; thee.;; fell Mt., relative I u thitt - utholies, iu your Newspaper of liar sP, 1697, mid lite body avid re luctaut disavowal of 11, %11114 h worry:totted front youou Sep tember 5, I do ft el coosulerslile so, prise at its renewal, in it ilitferent form, in tour Paper, of List Saturday. I recollect hatitig had, at that time eousl•lc,..Me trouble a immuring the documents required Iry you, Ps Milner you to retract your charge, and your refusal, after all my alveoli., to insert these documents. 1 CC1.4111:,1y feel no auelinstion to enter on a fresh contest with you . lint ss I have the happiuess to heluog to that religion uhich iv.is held by our fret oh' rs, Gout the first eatablishmert of Christianity in F.ligland, to the mho of fierily VIII. I will never suffer my fe•ltow.ettnseus of Norwich to be imposed upon by false charges against as, white l halm it in my power to refute them. You commerce your attack. by requiring ns to ties op the Supremacy of tba Pope ; a modest request truly :11111 some what like that of the two lov►rs— Ye Gods ! annihilate but space and time To make two it yere happy ! So to make Mr. Bacon happy, we are only to give tip the great paint which fiat canard the sclinoti bets so Coe:nod and the Catholic Church, for which Sir Tbom,s 3101. e, the ornament of bin country, bled on the scatiAl, and rather than give up which, we ourselves arc ready to the as martyrs ! We have no objection to rhino the king to be sum ruse bend of the Church of Lugland ; if that Church think it right that a lay-man, a lay woman, or a lay-child, alnueil have spiritual supreinaty, it is uo affair of ours. Dot is it rea sonable to expect that Catholics should admit rya) interfer ence is their spiritual concerns on the part of our who is cot of the same religion with tlynniOvits ! as well might you ask Protestant Disseuters to put the Kiwi at the held M their synod', or Quakers to Guam him clerk of their year!) meet ing! Asa temporal prince, Catholics pay to the King all due obedience, and l appeal to history and to the general senti ment, whether any mligions sect hair exceeded them in loyalty sod attachment to their eouotry. Neat fullon• ' in your Paper, a string of propositions, which yon state to tie ebtraeleil (ruin our Canon law and you desire to know bow mane of them are considered Obligatory lapse us in Eneand and lrrlaud ! The ben answer to this Is to quote the maim and recent - deelaratrous of the English awl Irish Catholics _ _ . . 1 I du further declare, that it is not an article of my faith, and that I do reiimauce, rep et, and abjure the opinion, that Pt MCC& he the Pope aad IN my authority of the Ste of Route, or by asi authority visitor ever, way be demist J. m tianedered, by their sabje cis, or soy person whatsoever ; and I du declare, that I du sot believe that the l'opv of Itoto; oa may mbar foreign Prince, Pre late, Stale, or Potentate, halls, or caught to have, any tem poral or civil jueisdicituti, mover, saperiofity, or pre rust tierce, thrri.l4, or iiialoetly, within this realm."—(Onth pre sea theft by .let .11, (.so. 111. whirl all Englesle Catholics are bowing to lake.) " I also declare, that it is not as article of the Catholic faith, that tic rOpa is tufallible, or that I an. homed to obey any or ler OR its own nature IMMOral, though the Pope, Of any E., lesaastacal l'oacr should issue, or direct such order ; but, on the euatrary, I hold, that it would be sinful fa se to pay any respect or obedience then to. I further declare, that I do not believe that my sin a hatever, committed by me, eau hr (mimeo at the mere will or mity Pope, ur any Priest, or of any person or ;venoms a l.at-.n ter, bat that siotaer sorrow for past sills, a firm and -erten. reeeilui tent to avoid fattier guilt, and to atone to Gaol, are pee-eaves and indomitable orimiaites to cstabitsh a wed. remade d cap. ci ati of and that any w. son, aim ate. iv a aloututian without these pervious respusite-, so far from obtaiusug Oars-ashy any ri inosion id his *MA, ~ears the ailditioont guilt of iolatolz a sat raiment, and I do to rehy dimemv, and sole imaly abjure, soy m 141111.41 to >obvert the pram at Chards estalilisbnicat, far the puipe , e mlbstilatide • tiotholor Lstalili.hmetat in its woad; atm 1 do aoll wanly .nesr, tint I an: not earrtl-t ally pi Allege to a li , ch I tin, or ao” "Me entitled, to dot., I. and vicakeep the P. o troniit 11.11- ;,an and Protearatif GOVernRO ot ill shim kiiigdoiii:'—"Oatla orrscribed 11 the. Irish Act, 1d Geo. 111. and taken by all Irish Roman atilt.lo Litre Mr, I thud.: uoiLl war the cue to tent, but for your assertion, that the destestable principles which you im pute to Catholics, are extracted from our canon law, and the Catholic Religion being, as you observe, temper eaihimi, you infer that we arc either not sincere in our lacteal oaths, or that we are no longer Catholiest. I call upon you, is the Unit place, to state the authority on which you say these offensiee propositions form poet of our canon law, to give us chapter and verse, page and Canons ate defined by Johnson, to be '• laws made by ecclesiastical cunucile," red I do most expressly deny, that the propositions you quote have ever beeu decreed by any council whatever. On this point, then, lam at issue with you, mid challenge you fur your proof. Ido not to say, that they arc of your invention, you may possibly be all le to produce some ultratuoutatir Divines, aiel even some Popes, rho have made tlwae arrantahle elation; but 1 will tell you, that the Catlitil.e Church has always resisted , COnniselincil them, and I Will now proceed to give you a few pewit: a this, such as my slight reading of ecclestaatical history has supplied me with. I will begin with the infalli bility of the Pope, against which I will quote the authority of Popes themselves !• Adrian VI. W. - 11e11 pianism at Lou vain, published a counnentacy,which contained Cats sentence, " It is certain that the Pontiff of Ito ite may err, even dam points of faith," and this was reprinted by his under, after he was made Pope in iLd I. In 1557, Paul IV. who is not likely to be accused of heal!, indifferent to his rights, in a genii congregation of car dinals, bishops, amid doctors, at Route, told theta nut to al lege to him the examples of his predecessors, which he was drteernincd not to follow, bat as far as the " were contormalne to the authority of Scripture," Fur I make no doubt," added he, " but that my preitteessars stud I way cia, out only um this, hut in ninny other thiligs." Rut now for a higher authority than that cif Popes: the Connell of einint.tlice 'leen c,l , •• 111.i1 a general Catlin d, re• prenatal the whole stimuli, holds tin power immediately Lam Jesus Christ, awl that all persoite, of what state cr dignity whatever, yea, i tem the Pope lm 'non f, is obliged to obey it in coal thing that regards faith, and the general refOrileilluai atilt chinch, in its summit+. end its head." Ger son, the celebi ascot Cliaticellor of the University of Paris, in preachiug before this very council, emphatically exclaimed, " if any one, even the Pope himself, refuse to obey a geurral council, hen as a heathen or a publican." I will stow give a slight sketch of the conduct of our Ca tholic ancestors in England, relative to the Pope's power, which will clearly prove how little they es gal ileil hie unjust claims and rawrintehinente in this kingdom. I shall only just inetition the statutes of .11ertwita, td Pria +fors, of Pi eaanite, which were passed notwithstanding the Pope pretended not to he boutid by Acts a Parltaisieut. These were in a direct opposition tu his power, mid well deserve a detailed account of all the circumstances wk:c la attended thein,hut I am fearful of taking up ton much of your room, and wish to come to the tianeactious ot Kiel John's reign, which arc so rt111:111.- ably applicable to the point in dispute. Mogen Charts was obtained by the Catholic Barons and Clergy of England, beaded by Cardinal Langton, Archhietsopa Cauterbury, in defiance of Pope Insiocem 111. metwiflastamdiag whom opposi ties, Robert Eitawalter, their General, was called by them the Nareschal or the Army Gad sail f Holy Murk. After this great charter of Entensb liberty hail been extorted from Km; Juba, the Pope issued a bull annulling it, and excom municating all its promoter., but sae Primate refused to obey the Pope in publish's% the sentence of excommionint lion against the flarobs, w o d mod that it was the PClpt'i tail or.* to meddle with ttitp•rat said J uhu found that his nubility, his people, mod his clerey, adhered to the defence of their liberties, in open contempt actin papal interference, and Philip of France assisted ttein, in delisuce of a ternare of escosoniumeation. E.veu (totem Mary refused admittance into Euglaud to a messenger of the Pope, r Ito was coming to deprive Cantata/el Pule of his kg intim. romruission Ica the reigns of Dizahe lb, of Jaffna I. and of Charles 11. the Eng liali Catholics made declarations against the assumed power attic Popes, and other eblloltitin6 !emit, MO strui.gly worded as the more recent ones which I have q mood Arne. Sorely, Sir, enitueli has mow hero !Jed mu C crate vhs of li;,tir error ; and I do think, that, at this awful moment, a hen °never) , safety depends on our 101,0:1, yon would do w. it not to contribute to diligent oite.fourth of the population the ens pier, whose ratify crime is. that they aelbere to t':e religion of their ancestors. As rill. Paper is reinarle.ale for to zealous attachment to the 4 iawreh of LileAri , l, I would with to reinind you, that our of in gn atm-at Pi elates. Aichhielaup Wake, declared, that the Catholic Religion, wt'ich you su freqweetly attack and vilify, agrees with your sis on all sr. fiche of faith neransery to saivation, differs litth on dogma- Real points, still:es, in cede d g-tverunietie and at nice ly at all on funilanset.tahi, who dui in relation to i'isciphtie or doctrine. I sn, Sir, Noses, J. PITCHFORD. Calicat.strect, Muteli el, MO. TNa Ihl4fAA'l:l. anartucnAl‘ - CURRRPIT PRI Wheat 764. 90s. 10%. ERIC ditto ..... —owe. lU. Rye 1111 e. 44w. Rarity Malt White Pens •• .A 414 751% (butlets) (bey Per.... 48.. T. sink . tbe 1)4 Beet% • • • 4 ,1 . fl.I. lo Sa. Muilutt.. 4.. 4.1. lit Se. II: IGF., A►nu. 2! Itkr.:4)l+ timAIN. :1 64;11;1 (Oki ) --- - - is. GOD Oil . Tort Brioss(uld) .430. Sis lid hats. 33is 265. ass P0L00d5........ Sus 34* Al Putistoe ditto --a. to 375. oil Rape !teed .. sot. 351 ' Piot Moot r.:4 pus Seam& .... MO ass. lAkk ET, Ara aa, e. v- suite el sit.: Head wir Cal Ils, pile day Pl.asts _1 Vest Ss. 4.1. le 7s. ed. 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Its ht—Metil.h„ Lis 6d NETIMIS AND LEI ebt Beef 42. 04. to se. od . Mattes 4.. ed. to M. ad PRICE 01 N. James% Market as 61t1 Clare Market Wkiteehapel Market 401 4 per St. 0.8( a Its. I.ls 5.i Average ... as so Yellow Soap, psa—lfoi Price of Candles, per dam PRICE OF LEATHER Butte, So to Abu. emelt - f 1 1 11 to Maid per lb Ditto, s 6 to tiolbe. sorb - tri to sail Merchants' Barks Sid to grid Drresitts Hitler toil to 111r1 Fine Coach Halm got to gad ('rup H ides s: to 41411. fur tuning 1;1J to 19'3 1).11,1 4$ to 5..0,. pad to Calf Skins so to 4 ,, 1'0< • Intl to c.) Jill to to to - 344 to 4241 thllo 7S to - 35.1 to sod Swell Setae (Gm.olanJ) iof to se td Law Jilt, tow to iSue per duo. a. Goa Ski.. • - GOP to 7-5 Tanned Horse Melee - Igi.l to *AI COAL MAINkFT. Aran. g Ships. Ships meld. Prim. rsd • • Nfiviciaills C 441•• • • 34 .••• • . 4ss od a.:.6.. 64 g ..Slaw Cosi Q NU& 4•1 Jo. • .. Cinders.. „.. ...... to —.s int NAVAL LtirEurcENCE. yourraliouttl, APutt. 1. Salleriithe Donegal. 74'g our, Capiaiti Malcolm, Royal Oak, 7a gnus, Lonl A dwltus Beattele:k, a n Cturette, 18 #utis. Captain Fothe., to blockade Cherbourgn ; also the Natadar, IB guts, C o p ts ", ljenelt, to Guernsey, owl Hardy, gun-bri&, ea r et nise„ Yesterday arrived the Naiad fern Plyi senn i, , and rrstaf, Cita. Graham, frmaLt‘ban. Attired, this day, the Savage sloop from the West Indi ej , o n h er 1/ a..sit 6 e she experifiveed a heavy gat e , is which she lost 13 men cn erboavd, and (My aucceol4- ed in recovering tour of them, two boats and two guns. She had • convoy,of trinisports under thr charge, an 1 it is feared they must have nitwit. Arrived the Protector gun-brig from Dart- F1.1'1101;714 WWII 31. wootit. - - Sailed tl:e Africa acd Defro - e, for the 13.dt r. Caine in the int:l/agent guu•brig, 1 . ; . 0nt the Ewer. ward. The Argur sloop of war, whiett arrived ittra tom Tlittritil.ty het, rim dowh, otf Wateifold, the Union, of Pool, crew saved. Passed up Chanstei, the Resolute gun-brig, twit a ro.ovoy for Cork. Sailed the Orestes sloop of war, to the westward. FAI : 11101UTH, IMARLH 31). Stara the Princess Elisabeth imeket, t.,r Lee. ward lehod.: mot thr Duke ul Muntrobc, than, lot l.debuti.-11 Ind North. DOVER. *MOE i. There ha: been great 6.ing rit. the oppowe netrly the whole of this tidy, supposed tot account of the arrival of the new Empress at DEAL, APRIL. I. Arrived the Virago gun-brig with a convoy Loin Ireland, and the JlQriwer guii-brig, from Plymouth. The Pouguae, from St. Übe*, was taken by a French privateer called the Valiant, off the Wks-, per, and re-taken by the Mod!wind Kuu-brig, mad brought into the Downs this morning. Sailed the Ph with the whole of the mustard bound. to the westward, and tae Finard frigate for Mediae's. The following authentic anecdote of the laic mos: alitablo Rehop of k.t.rnan, DoetOr LAW, de ter:es to he recorded as furnishing an useful in stal:re of the wise and genuine liherali , y of that revered character. When he took pos , e—ion of the See of hillaht, and learnt that aiiinr,st tli whole of the population were Roman Catholic., he used these expressions, " That as it teas a Te less task to make them Protestants, it would ansircr &wry desirable purpose to make them good Cam lies ;" unit with thii tier he vt priiiten, at his in.. expense, and distributed GR 4TIS through the Die. rese, a new edition of the works of the Rey. Jon* GoTiica. which breathe the piety, and, in plain and language, inculcate the morality of the 110..4% Sunday se nnieht, a most melaucholy scrideet happet.ei near Haltram lodge, near Plyniouth.-.- As Mr. FnEr alt.l. a midshipman oftii+ Majesty's ship Scipio'', 74. was, with a brother oibn•r, dnr. ing oil towar4s Itry.hrid4e, is a ,zig, be ca r ettlis mg, they got etitanxlid in the fore•wheel of the Cla rence easel), front Exeter, which precipitated him diri.,:tly under the hind wheel of the coach, wail his coinpiiiinn into the road. Mr. FREVM 001, sufor t,inairly, taken up lifel.sa, the hind-Wheel gain ; ; over his breast ; and. thought stirgiral after was immediately procureis the vital spar: was Iled. campaniutt s•rrrd Lis life, though mash 'noised ism the ttlt. No blame attaches the CllndliTtlii of the Clarence cu. a •h on this sad bust tioS. The verdict of the Coroner's .Ittry ass— efcei.iettfai /Waft t lA'r unilerstand, Mr. Fast. M Or a rtsitectitlat. Luis!' and heat I. 15001. • __ _ ralc6 ur sTUCIis VESTEitual. per teat Cowl. pryCrut, Nary 0 441q9 • 11 We". I ;Jig Dos& bellying intr. lap.:••• • rt. not, dad'., of rt 14.... 5 4 pr. Engligh LJtuiry Tickets O 4. India f.r Opening Cuneuls for dt.)l 60 T. I.IISII, Stock. tinier. 4, Cortahill, and 9, Chat tatg.Cr.a. GIRTHS. On the t;th last, et Tyrone, county Calwny t the Itizht Hat. Ledr Harriet Freseh tit George, of • sun ova lat K. At sir Hercules Laagreelee's, Mart. pben's gr.' n, Van hn, the Ludy of Thomas At. George, Esq. of asuo. MARRLIGE. • By special licease, at Drabrinly Abbe,. MST INInC111• 011- For', Ireland, Alexander Julius, Esq. of theOrdu,uuv, to the amiable Miss Bridget Mae “itlieaddy, of Tistirru, with a fortune of itinoul. DEATHS. On the ..?nth last, at Cheluirford. I.iestettant finll.le, the 634 Regiment. His death sr,is ueeasioued 1 " 1- Cite,. it Uhich he bad been I.laouring e Regiment hit that unfortunate Island. At Maple, Darba ttt t um the dyels last, the Rte. If T. Blount, aged rt 7. On the 24th Lot, at Woodblock, reality Kilkriny, Mrs. }bury Tighe. On kliiinhui, the Lick tart, at hi. I.ordsli , p's house, is t;eiirge'a street, Hanover square, lie,cotistes , C,,telona At lho,:lreila, John Newport, Esq. thirst ...o .4 a., manta. aged 14, Lave an illness of three clays. Ih, the I:ith lest, Frances M a.ha, dsitliter of the Rigid Hon. R11641t1 Ryder, aged 7 year.. At Bean.tot Lodge, on saturday seunizlit, the loran-Mai Aslibrook. Lately, at hat rent at liitieler, seed 4., RObelt vyse,. Tog. Is i;tl6, be married Lad). lhoolus.a, .laughter i..e Ear! of Asblioruliam, by a bon) le 114. 1.11 nine Nlr. Vyner was twice rhos. n !Deirdre:. .4 Parlurnent i.lO- evloiribue, sod retired from the l ep.:sentatabo, on a •• of &chitin; health, when Si, Gilhect Ileathe. de .'• Oil Saturday, the data last, Ihrein '1 Ike Coldotria:li Gourds, sou of Ur. Ainslie, of Dori .• Oa Media-odor, the 5:1•1 last, after a •ieVis 01e..., .1 Thoddingeurth, Leicestershire, the R. v. Su Chart,. Car., Bart. sack to the lase Sir Thomas Char, Bart. of Stamm.' Hall, is the said rosary. t/n Tuesday last, at liiagfis Chile, Northanantorwhi . r . Ihr IL • paralytic stroll., to the 64th year of his t.g s, I Itesrl Key Bonner, A M. !lector of that rush is ouc .origimmie Dartlierdi slave h• 1144 bt.13 . " , " " I rani, fitb.ois, arr.; yens. Ile prriti‘l-I. ,:•: terwri.l.“ ILe last 111111411t1d. twd •.nitlid ht. r pe, io wow be was :nisch attached, until within airs bowi*.ef 1 ..• He'rignisted that hi. stick sea pine might le piat int. collie. His body was home to lb. eiare t.plit of the Goma., oho sere is the too at the t due f HIGH WA' r r.s. AT LON HON 1;61 Moo awl I I ....AM.., Atlrr .0411 __ LA)N lb lko —l'iristril by C am' tit. I\.. I. 4. ..ra 11.11 111114.10 . 4 . I 11l 112 C (htire. No t ....a.. k r.!•1 t Cla.els. 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