The Sun. — London, England, 1813-02-02 00:00:00

.PROTESTANT UNION. At 's MEETING of:PROTESTANT . GENtLEMEN can" r6ned to tottAider the GLAIMA of the R.ONIA:N CA TIIMICS, held otthe Crown wind .Anchor, Tavern; in the Strin,d, London, January 522, IRI3, • GIIANViIA4E SHARP, Eq. in the Chair,— AI - ULM, Inform4tion on the subject of the ROMAN CATHOLIC, U.AIMS was communicated by. afferent' Gentlemen, and - many interesting and well witbenticiiied facts were glad, by which it appeared to the Meetiog t . 1. 'fliat the subject now', tinder conAideration is of the higlnst Importance to the Welfare and happiness of the ,„ Ilstited is.ingsloin of Great Rritain and Ireland. , 2 . That, fruit the extensive information, now received, it is evident that no 'Misapprehension prevails in this Coen try with reittiect'to related, and to the general Tenets and lbor lti, j irit If the Rooiao Catholict in llitit part of the Empire. :i. That the Claims of Atte Roman Catholics, together ;vial the Principle:. and flights of the Protestants, ought to be irravely and impartially hsoaglit before the Vublic ; not with ,:.ttkinr...ly yiewsolor io, ts spirit of personal hoStility, hut of inOrleratiou and good will; not ,by exciting prejudice and clamour against the Roman Catholics, but by eircolating and eliciting such information as will thew, whether their Claims can he conceded,. consistently with the safety of our Prates 'taut statei • , . 4. That, in order to collect and diffuse information on these highly interesting tbpies • and, at:the satneihns - , to defend and support the Protestant interest in these Realms, a Society should, be' instituted on the 14sit. of Civil and Religioto. 'Liberty, io recognized by the Britlsh Constitution. "I htr Mettinz therrforetter.olved Co forma Soeicty,to be tided, Ow iItI'ITIO , TAN`r UNION, tor the DEFENCE and suppotcr of the ItttoTESrANT RIMIGION and the BRI TISH COI ITU'FON, ax estublisited'hy the Glorious Re-, 'volution trieit. In unt,r to &dal I , the Sentiturnts of thiq Meeting, and the • Priociiiii-1 upon whicit tin: Society it forint:ll44 was , Rewived, That it appears to this :11teting that the Itontait Catba lics demand. as a Right ander the hums of Catitohe pAtii'rt, thP repeal of all hors and rll-3.lbilOir3 by which tiny are iiilOcteil on acoottot oft the religions tenets. This demand rail,races not only the e. , :ereke of unlimited and antontrouled 'wily, bat i;ivolvos the grant of the most extensive V.ilitickit Power. The 304 iliniestt of their object would en ' ;Wk.. tau it »nail •,it'ootios to possess the patronagl of the tharch of They woolti by tOg'Wle to sit iii Pat Phi nomt ; to heroine Privy Cuilosellors to the Vitig, and to excl.- ' t; t. all the othees oorl patroaage Or tho 114;14..4 departments Of the gofer:wit:lit. of. Loglaod Welt as,'.lretund, whether itt Chtimh . or State ; ro a d jilted to till the Throne itself, /lambi the Crown descend to a person of the Itomun.Cutholic • religiun. w. That we cortiixlly atlMit the peat principle of the Pro t,..tiant religion, so amply rev ognixed hy.our National Church, which xliows every loan to worship God alto• the dictates of own conscience i provided he do not tlistuTh the peace of +knd we are ready to k4.pply this prtnuiple, in'lts fall, , t extent, to persons proresiing the itonian Cat ho lieseligien, but wt hate no proof, tilt indeed Complaint, tioo. the, ti.oman Cselolier. have hot, tor many years, been fully secured it; the ftve exe miNt of their religion; and we ht. licce that the existing 'Nets afford them ample protection in I iieir religious profession; and, consequently, ilk they are under no restraint 1)fli. religious ilatiAre, their object ten mily hu the removal. of politit-t1 restrictions Nevertlierlesa, if the can be proved to he insufficient • for this porr•De, .we IA oliceilitt4 support any measure necessary for ltcligi. pus Ti?leration,, . . 3. That. Politieul Power and Religious Toleration are niatters totally distinct : the latter may tie perfectly enjoyed witborit any material portion of the former. i. That with regaetl to renderinq the Roman Catholica sible to further Poll, ical Pte,ver, the wisdom of that meutrure principally depends upon it; expediency, and the degree of Safety to the titate with which it can be granted. t. That the Protestant heligina is the great security of t•bis pull happiness and welfare of this count ry ; far, rag our civil , nod religion , liberties havooriginuted in, end been preserved by a Protest .1 lir l•stahlisionent, it, appears to its tit:m.ooe invalus alite tiles flourish with its prosparity, and decline its d'ee.iy. That it has been tlw wise policy of our ancestors. who liaVe osterttal io ui eibtitli , Aniti..those.great principle* of civil crligtott‘ 1: 1 '!edolo, which have 'esrenthlty contrihotrd to , the tieettrit), pNispet ity, and rvimsl.'n of Alibi crapire to cscluda Unman Cailiolics 11.101 its government. 7, That it ha , ,, 1,e;;;1 declared, by that Great Charter of our I'lol of flight c, that it had It: n found by tottarrienee , ineanAbitent with the :,,frty and v,el.;are of this Trots stunt 6 ingdoat to it governed by a Popish t'rib'e, or by any Knit; or Queeti mai rving- ititapist ; therefore every per , w in..prof,s,,inz rclieon, or who should marry it, eXCIIf lied &nal, Anil be incapable of enjoy •ing t.,0. government of till , : realm and of Ireland. And by the .A•tts tyf Settlement, Wahl' have so hapvilyseeuritd the crown of rt':ilnt t to hiS iktki it.y and his aognsr fandlY, it is declared t , :,; staceePi , .s4,lot the; crown the pi-titer:taut Line is fur Inippine,s of the untied, and the.seew it y of MD. religion; ant: on the maintenance ot " The safety of his pertion and tiove v oment ; the contionance of the "/NlOntifcliy ; the pre,:cci a: inn of the Protestant ; the maitit ettance of the Chni.,:h of Ei1 . 41,1:n1 ag by kw established; the secorii.y or the ,iorierit. and undoubted tri e rhta and Liio'rtics, and Coe Intur , . Peace and Tranquility 4.1.:" this kitigatim, do (under otirely depend." ii. That, as by the Laws of this kingdom, it Protestant (hi. Neritinent has nova declared osential for the continuation of they liutile {l monarchy of thi,: realm, and the security of the tii-berty of thesnb'ect ; 5,i we consider; that, especially us the •prattice of Govertouent depends so much upon the 44 " of the 1;• - itib 1 14 alien. Parlhment., it ever hoes been neve:wry, for the like 'ens, that out Legislutors—the 'patron:, of our Prole aunt Clittrelt—theMYlahers of the King's y anti 011ivers Of the Executive Go olauld nut be Ron; of Catholics. n, n i t i ee 1, 1 ,11,, t 1 ut ti i ” g-larioati evolot ahout which time those Acti, of the I,•. i :ii•A•iture we 'lava nothiolf . in the choler:ter and of the re. Asion of 1110 Hannan Catholic. whit It coin us ti atimpect til44W'Mdtint and, polieptif the prirsaiptet; upon e,iii• ttiose ii3rotury Acts were fonnib.:l; or which liavt any title hitherto rendered it t,:xlattleilt of s , ,fe tu theta. tin the other lotnil, we believe that it ditterent poloiy wool,' have hqp.ltdi of danger • and would have ended' in the iibcrrsiuu of the civil nod 14:4• e els liln!rtiem .of No coot:try, and the dostraetimi of the Alonarelty,and of our Protestant Establish.- molt. , ••• • 10, 'Mt, as we have not yet witnetsed tiny favourable al to.-,llion or amelioration in the spirit of the itoutati Catholic lot out to consitler any inch e rc!;l44istit, lie are We tang . , Ininge at pre , ,init as apt all iirnhalile. Ott the viniirtiry, it haw been. ttat ed at writer of all lt 11,;1'01:1 , 611, Or C/11 aiterable that " If any one pretends to ittsitinitte th,tt, the tootlern ltti `tunn Catholics linfrr in tote iota fim, their ,111 ,, ,t0r5, he dither tlecnive.; Itidiqelf, or svishes to detyiie of Iter•." What n't'.t,artrs went, we' well kiww; anal t otatotelves are, thit , oottisgio t• ally proclaim, pat !I,l; : , : rolitid therefore we A*, is, •••• uturrattre , expeet from !lonian (;4tholie atoottid,,, t 1 1):04 4,iir (atelitthers have foutin; and win tta 11151,0n* of 0 04 0 rtaint* to tee ivnnt racy i,. , 1 tip Peoteituaits from that rel'e , iots which its partizans ~ .ti !I ,, ver. changed, 110 hilt 4. r, ill tte ltoinan Ciehollytwititte the tenets Wilit.h cnn, v,•ith sikft.ty to our t'rotestnnt L,tatiliiilinient, it admit tc4.l ti, ftirtl.er Ititiitirxl Pocitr, 'rho iatf;xl111)11 tyof f fetivaa I council t, whith ne revived utide*. the infloolice of our elietity ; he itower oi rile Itood:h Church,' Qin:rating to tooAt exioniive degree upon the, auttiority of the ministers tat that religion s l)(ttil.tu their appointment and toot instance in Olive; ;Mal having the,stronge:4 influence op leitithi of their people :t—stlie confining of eternal sai 'cation to thorn aitable the polo of their own church and t ht. Unwiring of the critic of heresy to Pretest:tuts; for whi.l, ohne the Itooltsh Church claims the right to Indict the hossviest temparal punishment ; these tenets, to this litter strenuously -main , anted by her highest tytthorities, operme yisreritaly iiptin the body politic, and retailer it uttiale to eft , trust further pobtival power to those who maintain thorn. And, I), , ,tr'ing in that the very adoption of - such prio r) !tics tt n tr ray excitules the Toleratitm of rather modet of faith, w,a oin, - ,ive. that the admitting to the liigher odiees of state, tho u - who eonseivitiously hold those principles, would elitiao,fer, it not totaily destroy, our Civil and Re tigiotis Lotertics. 11. as we do nut see that the testrictions hy which the Roman Catholics are , Cgdtlikd from the power of framing the id.woi; itrol administering . the. highest...offices in the govern utent of our civil and relivious estal;lislmient, can with safety ba aitolisheil, so we tit telly 'lt'll , their 'tight to demand their Evely A ;OA to restrain what ever is Il itiu eratia tat sty; and to 1110414 W, or Übio- Cit4ti , ll c:11: a claim a m o m siga rust the ;~tuts, the rt lax :Goo of way ieiitcoint of winch that potitintotoce feet safety of the triunity. • . 13. 'Chat, the , e,? . ..6 - tence . of ts VOitiefi who; tt use the wordi of At 1,44 e, can not only , " persuttAe thetrel*er"“i 6 Church to whatsoever he lists, - either as purely religioui, or in order thereto ; but can'also enjoin it theta on Pain of cler - UM fire,' must always be dangerous to a slate where it Opera tion is admitted ; but, tirgive further political immunities to persona, whose spiritual instructors and toinisters can only receive their existence by inch a lkower (whetlic7.vysteti in the person of the Pope, ' the ltomish Church, or a•General Council), would he highl y dangerous. . 14. That, notwithstanding the danger of PolOry to the welfare of this Country, we are ready•to allots liberty 91,-Cht.l- scienc'e to those who profe!,:: :t. We .recere• the prinetpics of Itelittiotis•Toleratioti,which serve at once to adorn ::.nd secore our Protestant Established Church ; and we wift ever sup port those principles While they are exercised in a mamma r eomp.atible with the peace of the commuoityi 1 ot in the de mands of the Itoman Catholics el Ireland we' see nothing merely religious; indeed, their • religions privileges are al ready so ample and well secured, that they scarcely admit of farther extension, unless their Church is to receive positive • encouragement, and hecinne the es`taiiliShed religioivof the kingdom. 15, That we should encer 4 linglv lan,ent if the rdection of the Claims of the Rom a n cah w ies occasion resistance to the laws, or he ;Metaled with olieri.loa cram the Govein ' merit ; hut we are eonvirieed that, if tack w , ,1114 he the conse quence of their rejection, their Amissioo would he attended with consequence; far more fatsl to the Eini!ire at large, asmuch as it wt,ttld . piao. o the Means of etf.zetutil mischief . • wahrri the power ot,4lloAt whose supposed disloyalty would lie again excited, shoittst eVers, futtfre claim,' loiweeer extrava gant, not he admittol we. conceive that, from time cla mour of those whose ainfiltion.,, interests them so powerfully in this question, it has fceell4 an i:TipottallTT of a !Tore cx tvasiva.quality than really bit, urgs ton. The lower orders of tacit ty have comparatively n interest in it. The adoption of it would not ameliorate. their conditiOn. . The tick and POwerful, or those in the-imuiediate ,ptirsoit of riches and power, would al on e reap the fruits , it; urnd if serious of this def , cript,ien were. to excite rebellion because. they ;LIT not rendered eligible to parciess political iower,:m.l.tit would they not do, if They were illappointed the power, in ter they' had t;‘e ? . Thilt, the I i,t•l"al uttd 101Vritpt ,cfoivtul_si,its. which have been made ie. the during.'the ret!cii of his present Majesty, with which' they Jeclared theingelvt, at the time to be folly satisfied, have rather served to eseite than to allay discontent, ond,anstead of raisiog gratitmle acid attachment, h;11'0 th4;lli 111 dcutuutl ILS ii Might of political power, ;treed 'with great • violence of langn , .e.;-e, tie 9,1 fiat siam of those chinos %so* either increase their utoennient to our Prototolic.Goveriinunstr, or add to the security or bar' slues of Ireland, or the litn Hrge. lii That aelitioWiedgii4; in the 1: the power of tier.- tiving the appointment, of Roman t, tame. of the lowest: of seciirities which the State ins ;4 to demand, on the ailaii,sioo at Roman Cathuli t to farthee political pourer; but they refuse to admit avail ~, : , s alty, and positively•desty the neceSsjty *Alter. In tau lotions of the Meeting of the catlitiiits of time County nr held im the oth :\oventGer 1813, it ret4olved, " That they deeamed the oh:a- of annexing ally eonditions of restrictions to I bear emancipation, under the name o f. seeuri. ties, to imply a w4&t unmerited insult' to their imlia,lance, and to their understanding, had that such art idea had ori dloated with their w o r s t et i eth i es , f or t h e ritere purpose elf elaying the concvsAion •of religious freedom, ;which tiny claim 11$ a TiJilt, and the COOCeOIOII of winch they neem es- Senti4l to the safety. of thc country." Winch It etoottiou we' consider to he virtdolly approved by the ItMoun Cathode Pre latos (twenty-eight in number), assembled at Puolin, 1 htli November, 1812., in 'their Address to the, Clergy and L a ity of time Itoonin .Catirolic Churches in ireland. W* no there fore apprehend, that, as the principles of the Homan Ca tholics are now notorious to the world, (and the onus pro banal lies. u4iou them to show, from sufficient authority, if Lucy are altered), no fattier tilltlitY necessary, till !bey have distinctly gated time nature of those speeMo seepeities which they are willing to give on their admission to further political.power. 18, That , 4 COMnatte, (with pows..i• ID :Ad to 'their num ber), he chosen to conduct the odoir, at the ti ,, elety;to frame reliNlatintis for itts management, and to pubLii ita proceed - • and that a Sotaeription he now opened for ;hoe purpoi.s. 19. That Stephen Cattley, Esq,. be Treasurer. • 20. Tina these Resolutions be.signed by the Chairman, And advertised in the public Papers. 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Two Gottenhurgh Mails arrived this morning, but, to our great disappointment, they bring no official news. Th e l a te st d ate in the papi.'llioni St. Petersburgh, is the. 29th of December, at which period there had been no intelligence pub lished subsequent, to the Emperor's leaving that capital. A letter from Elsineur has a report that 70,000 Russians, under KUTtnoFF baAn gone to Ualaeia ; that b Bo,ooo tinder WITTGENSTEIN' had entered Konigsberg, and that 70,000 were at tiVtlrsa%V. POland is'said to hal,'e been declared indepen dent by the inperor - of RbSSIA, under the So;- - ereiguty of the Duke of OLDENBU3G. Grunt SANT! had arrived at Copenhagen from Stockholm, on a tuission'which was supposed to be of political importance. Geileral :IARRAZIN was about to return to Eng land, very much dissatisfied with his reception in • Su cti ell. We have inserted some extracts from a paper published :under French influence, at called Berlin the ,iVachrichten, shelving the tricks still practised by the French agents to deceive Enrope. Lisbon Tape's to the 12th ult. brought by the packet that put into. Kinsale, reached town this morning. The MARQUIS ,of FVLLLINCITAY MIS expected to arrive at Lishoil on the I.3th ult. JOSEPII had returned to Madrid', and SoULT it is said was expected to commence operations early in the spring.. • Dispatcbes,were received this morning by Go veronica from• Lard CATHCART, but they are Of Kit old date. We find by. the GottenhtughlVfails, that the sur. render of General D'lroaK had reached Stockholm It is said that 600 • Qf IlicnoNatn's army bat surrendered at Insburg. It was reported also tha Vunivr had marched 7000 of the fugitives to 1.- lieve INlAcnowAto but they had tn . utinled, and dispersed It is with great reluctance that we' enter into. any thing like a controversy with a competitOr, but when,the ,Viiril . principles of the Constitution are inalanger, we should reproach ourselves with a base dereliction of our duty, if we were to're et, i n t h e slightest degree in support of it. The Mooing . Chronicle 91: this day does nut attempt, as We expected it to do, to reconcile, if possible, the Roman Catholic Oath which it published on Sit- ' ,tutalay, with the fendemental articles Of the Roguish creed, which we inserted on the same. day, W e d o 'not welder that it should decline a task 'which, indeed, no powers of argument 'or casuistry could execute. But it contends that those fun damental articles are merely "'declarati ons t h at , .the Roman Catholics think themselves in the right !" and adds '' Does not every Church, 'and. every Sect think itself in the ragas P" it may be so but the principles of onelThurch may be more hostile to society idr)d the proper freedom of man than another, and the history of 'this coon try atlortis too many lamentable , proofs of what a Popish ascendancy' once did, and might do again, if a Popish ascendancy could ever be revived ; for be it remembered that the Papists solemnly 'affirm, that their Reetotote is uz,/- envie:nu) and 111;ICUANOEABLB, If thinking them selves in the right, were to he held es 4 sufficient security for human action, zealot s ; fanatics, and even madmen, ''midst. expect every thing to -be granted that" their distorted milt(' might require. The Chronicle affirms, th a t " the plain fact is, that the oath reqeired to be taken by the:Haim:in Cethrdics is all that can be contrived by human ingenuity to' bind the con sciences of num.!' Governmeot, and the great 'body of Protestants, constituting the gates of the peo ple, Halal otherwise, and require front the Ro atail Catholic~ a power in the British Ceown, to sanction or refuse the appointment of the Eto• man Catholic Bishops. Phis: .power th e 1,4 a• picas refuse to give. Now, till the Protestant Church has proof that the Pepists have re ' fused to do what the Pope or the Roirma Ca tholic: Councils require of them, the Protestant Church can have no security for its preservation, against - Popish artifices in time to come. As to the story which the Chronicle tells- of public- houses where," the ignorant are invited in t o driuk , liquor gratis to Weer! them sign co Pe titions which they do not • even read," . we are not inclined to give any credit to it, and if we were, We should not consider Government as responsible for the' zeal of such low fa naticism, though the Morning (Amide would insinuate that Government bad a hand' in it, hv declaring that it the streets are platarded at a» expellee which no individual could sustain." But far from lamenting that even this , low fanatiaism highest to the lowest, are s h ou ld appeal', we consider it as a proof that the their Church, and a P t r a ( rTert t 'o s i r the ia t f lj et e y of anti cipate the horrors which would be so likely to at. , tend the return of Papal domination la dui Stone try. t ' THE PRINCE REGENT'S LEVEE. —N es eiJAY ti'l • . 0 014 PRINCE REGENT held his second Levee tins ,e . , a a t t te e n a d r e l d to . nt e t r is e e l , ve l r v e h . i p e r h es N e V n a t s_v cO r " 3. ' 6°14 the Archbishops of Canterbury and York; the 14) 1 3 ,77 A 1 , Their Royal Highnesses the D'ltes of York, of Ireland, a.lll Archbishop of Tuarti, the Lord G'1 .: ,7 ) 7., Cumberland, and Cambridge, and the -Duke C o l f ar k n r; el ;.;7l l4k' ' the Lord Preaident. of the Council, the Lord PriVY'''',l, ' three Se2retitries of ..i . ce, the, President of the Bawd u,::;! the First Lord of the Treasure the ( bance ll or of fo r a r;v_l74 , quer, the FirA Lord of the Laniralty, the Mosier Cl_ 7,1 1 the Ordnauct., the Chancellor 14f the Duchy of t a inio , t , ,: e fl 1 1 l Lord Steward, the Lard Chamberlain, the Vice Clik 1 : ,l 1 the Neapalitait, I lessiatc, and Russian Ambassis..,,, latter of whom e lint: in state, attended by his fell ~ , '''", , -3 1i i embassy') • the la , siati Admirals in this countryo , T,hi introduce ' d to Hi: R..) al llie:neAs; the Prise dii •:''l and Castelcicala; the SFeaker of the Honse iif COW:0:41 cruse in stalc i the Master of the Rolls, the AV:oil:rill licititr Genet:Al, the Chaecelhn• King's dvocate, the Judge Advocate, the rt u •. Loudon, •Scc. , ' h ' e 14; • Besides the persons : above . 6tinrncrated, t . ..k. . litM of tile' Duchy 4 (`:or j n c s, r : ..,; lowincr 1.11011 ,, others were present at tin, ~ eo ' . t-, A Dukc---.Nlancitestvr. - r ii 4 N if, t y a ti p s , ,, , ,: , — , s i t.a te re a ,, a r fs i rt l3 ,:i. th i !vistock,"Nfrnwal , lib , , i 1 : 0 4 . ,,i, ../.:,„./,,,Aberdeen, Pontliet, Stair, fxbridge, 1. 4, •,: Caildhrii, Coartown, Moira, Mount Agcomins; O u . ,i'•: f)igity, Chatham, S93l).stictry; Witichilsea, Clilrlevilie.,; iii] i'iaTatin4---Sitlity,Maynartl, Torrington, Lecelkt 7.1 , ! keley, Melbottrno, Itanelagli, Mnlpas. Cou..ds—De Pulwela, !'it..llitonio; 'Munster. /3 , ; 0; Coals—lttuistocki C Spencer Somers, M, otia , b n J,S, S. Osborne Hawartieti, J. Hay:Clinton, W. ita..e.L.,, Kirkwall, Lon - Uhl , 'Eardlry, Erskine, Kenyon, Flenn i ' d (hrt:4llcrx,--titterreiro,TavOre. liarona-1): Roll, Diemar. • . iiieteps—London, - Saliihary, Chester, Bangor., ,4( Sirs-.. 11, anrrard, J. Sittnuarez, G. Heatlicotc, ( :. :4, 1 ' 1, Harrington, E. Nagle, J. Craig, H. Milford, W.,;(70 i 11. Douglas, H. Seaton, C. Flower, D. Duntlas, W. 1 ; 0 '0 1 1 / G. Wood, J: Duckworth, S. Beckwith, H. Junc5,:i.,".,",„4 , Nlalcolin, R.. Fletcher, W. Payne, %V. Smith, IL O ° A. Clarke T. Trigge, It. Barclay, C. Huggerston. , s o y". .4tl min:lx—Nagle, ifolluwav, Moorsona, Morri 4 Aplin, Baynt um, Scott, Bawaler. ilalfA Griterato-- Turnv, Fuller, Prescott, Wynvard, 14.01 Grenville, Stanwix, Walker, IVarde, St. Leger,l'ic k i,,. porn: kilts, Davetun, Bolton, Pringle, I larris, Kyd, Delar a "P Floyd, Clinton, Baker, Payne, Bailey. • )1 00 1 Cotquelf--Blounifield, Church, Vivjan, . Sherri'oc talambert, Orde, Thornton, *Bean, Franainghoml l oo' Bingham, Fuller, ' Norcott, Chapman,. Manse' , 1 k oiA Williams, Eyre, De 'Visme, Douglas, L'Estrituge r ieosi. ' Curtis, Cadogan, Harris, Cotton, Danuvaii, Orris Barclay, Wood, Way, Turner, Gibbs, Hervey, F i t t , jel , Eve ll a f( lt ti," li i— lae D ui e r l e is,li S ir ta c' elti r ml " , u nnd l( s:y il ' Y' Po ß Y l7 : l°llB:i'l(4 ''• 1 lane Hodge, Hope, Prescott. - 11,0. lane,. W. Denys, Nl'Maltin, W. Polo, Vi llie T fel : W. Dundas, Canning, P age t, R eeves , M a nning, Orlin: fil tub, Fremantle,. Hume, A. Stanhope, White, C. Hope, Lascelles, 'Herbert, Beaumont, Curti., D°' Stiil Grey ilk; Jekyll, Becket, H. Addington, ivlontagor,ooo4 Clier.er, Fuller, It. Co: tes, F. Delete, It. St John , 00.3 Mortlock, Parker, C. (otterell, Hon. D. Del,l;rsicin e ',,,:ei,') Morgan, Bayly, Jackson, Horsley, None, Sanford, ', en * Carleton, W. nuttglas, Mellish, Mucous, Mercer, 4 " j Nash, Inglis, swum. . -0 1 7:1 The following had the honour of being pre.' to the PRINCE RETT,ENT:-- it MI Lient.-Col. NV...Mahon, Aide.de..Comp to the Prifl,,c e d i j n to take have on his departure kr his regiment in I t ! pc.# ' o,lltert Blaine, on Staff, ig created a Baror -lAc „.. Damson, Spanish on him' return tu the M IL / : Hon. and Rev. Mr. Curt, on his promotion to a O n ,' Windsor.—Sir Home Popham, on his return troll ''' , ':,t, 4 Wm. /Feechey.—Sir James Laughtini ; on coming ,•','„„et. - ;. Sir Benjamin 'Rohl:nose, on biting created h D' - ibifrl . Culling Smith, on coming - zo the title. -t'rin'e dt 07 4 by Prince Casteleicala....Earl of llarewood, ( ,11L .,„ i 1 Pr i..4 .1 ' to the b:arldotti.—Visctiunt Joce yii, oa his :nli,rl4l o . l o :i of Aylesford, onjeoming to his tit:t —Duke of N l3 ' ~tr o ut returning to jautaica—Lord Ciinton i on his prl s ic litti, return from spain—Earl of Moira,. 0/1 being apPos, t oo . s , , ner•General Or India. --Lurcl Win. Russel l , oti ~!l i 'l'o t O., Drtic. , , , i o SpAirr.-Lord Delvin; on . his inarriage—Tkri'''',o r ur 'ale, by /he Lord 'ln Winting—Admiral S4:Ott , °r ) j . ,,t;;:4 tit.) l : l Mtijor-Qetier..l Pritigie, on returninic t :: 4 4 . ' ;,,i'vfl' t i Ma!or-Generar Henry Clinton. u his srra'' ' ' ',Orli tn r 'Admiral Mcrrk, on his rcru'io n n misile"'''' , ' , al Sto' tic-...Wrairat Bayfitik/), I Ir is ...void:J an- ' it Los' on hi; rettnti - froth A - el e ‘' ilea2lE: e . r, - gre.l b .. 11!:_ 4 , 7 1 ret:,, ti ° 3— ` , -;e9erat Delottc.y, on his proloot,'";* " 1)3 ;1 retornins to Spain... ;en. Floyd, .oil l i i : neJoi u ' n °f Grarervlld and Tilbury Fort—rjen' , P3Y 171. - .:uri 1 cre:ned - , a BarolietV ign um, • A l a i l ms, oY u l ro , na i j ri montleity,..-Gen. Sir D.; Dunt:as, on, 2,, )1 ,1 *Pod. " .King's I>ragoon Guards —col. sir Gf,77; i, ) spi.... . log the cknamand of the. Hurt' 4 ' 4- .I: " ' Arth --Mai" Eyre, mi his appointment to ; 11'e Fir".Cl!! 14 xintrd 9 Vtir regiment, on his promui.on- - 0 01 _,' Str i ,,, being;‘ , ,.„ R. E. on I,i, retails frotu Portvgaliunu t " - QuAR ihn. "'l et " - Lielit•-Ceioncl Gihbo, 6'2,il'eg , fil e ' l l ',l," i ctuff t". 8 1 ,31 0--Adruiral sir Jolto Duckworth ° 11 , — ,,i ; lik Newit.andland—Major Shelly; 47th erglitco'l, - .ni l tUi, to Portreal.-alti c follow ill Otrict , ..4 of the i . i p Sere pres,,lll,,:tl by LieutAi,vitet al 'the Earl of ,-,,,, 4 1 .76j , ..,..r Iloci k ol . Delishire; ea,p10i, , ,,, , ,, R,,bbi l o, riJ Her, Kt -mte. T'llorolvils, Lowther ; - Li ez , frai nitt,, it ° W e nt , ,. 1::a 1 i,.. 1 1;.,: 4 5t ~. " 4 .:- y:,:ii ctrl ) r : : I .1n his'r 1 ) i l v t l li g 0 i c fi r rm laureloi 114 : : t s . 1 (: os C I , : 10 I, : i f e n , ' r i c 4 ' : I I : I i it s s . e t i 1rI return the r Porto u l o l t i d i l : : I_ , f l i lu : N t : : 1 ; I : 1 t ; . l i i 1 1 , . ..... 1 :: 3 : :: a i t i l 1 , ; 17 1 :: sot.; - c0e,t,,,,, riordon, Needliton.—M,,jo• Heade'? of Olin, b y Lord Castlereagh— ._rapt, swetenhain , Dragoons, ors his from iiiitia—t: •itt. WP l r - r ant Adjutant-General, on his return Iron ettob. ,N v u h r i e t ;t , t, c 9 o tt i lw rie rg ai i n u te at ai , Ewart,' 1t0y..1 Rangers ; Maj. Macle , td, ti'.Y" l En g. i' Cochrane, :hitli regiment; Cul. Iji ii2 i,„,„, ht i , k apt. , ernent:, li. , dc, • , c:l . .. o.)e N i V i. i I N I ' ,t il l , i s t , , i ll; t l. l , • , t (la k ii ; o ' r 3; Colonels Calogan and M , Bean, an d Ai r , or. Sytipli their returo from Portugal—Mr. Jackson, ,au g° ll/ I t. c :3 l, a il i ‘ : ., t ir ;i : i i : co A l l i l s a l i y i.: , ti. l. len l e i kr . ro ( i i ,t ( l ;i 3l b snt ei ti n t:i g ttiliy a u p ; ; i i i ii , i a ri p‘ t i c ir d ; Nl4je,ty'a Everries.;--Coloriet W4v, .2,9i1k re t ; 1 ; 10 p r i . ..R. N. and Captain flatirbett, R. N. nil their ~ Mr. Littleton, on his marriage, by the Marquis` , Ilmi. otptain trby, 'M Life Ciaatds, on his typT Ma jot Lini.t.i,y, 7141 i Regiment on his tetoro froa. 4 ' Urdu, 11%h Iteginient, on his return Iran .1,•14:r Abercroluby-4..plottel Carlten,...ith Regimolt • 11 ' 1 , trout Spaini.-CillOnei Uur,..l3y, Corii.czku Ititogen::, tnotio4—erVtuirt Hurtun., on hi; returo frolh tl'',',") turn Lloyd, it. N. un his rcturn arose joe.t.-0 01 ,7 ~,,T on his iippointrount to Ow P;tb root—M4 * .or -: ',l - t, Regiment, on his return to Spain —Diavain A'' .. .l# On :,iii return irG: - .li Aillei icae-CoLute Tut her, el . P to Pottupil—C'aptni . n.ityam, it. N. on ;,is retn o ,o i N : l u 'iel f tt ;, 4r l rl l " :4 (2i tTi i r t ;. ; : g s 4 , 4'; l.,n all' ill s pf r cc e ti.4 ;: l r 'll' u "fi' t .' G 'u l " ' ' v 'S l tu Pl'ai g in. ..l sP : ''i''''''illil After the Levi , e, the Pitscs• 1 4 - 11 . G , E ' is , Chi b pter of the Kniulits Jf the B 3t `' ' being opened in due form, LientcnO t. , ~ WILLIAM KEI'PEL Wno Litro,iliect, bets; , 1.1 1 cocll R.A.NE awl Sir TRONA§ (41IAki.* ,14 ' ~,1 • . - • 15 1, -, Jill-110r Enfights present, nod aftvr ne 1 ,i , 1 ' monies, Wa.3 created a liiii4ht ui...l;:i U nit : REGENT. . L;entelant-Generai Sir *lofts I.) ) , : i i i f` t : ; ii Alajor-General Tlioatas .?.tcToN, 0 - - ".-.„, Qv; vvA" neral the lion. Crt IMES AVii,I.:AN ~, , A introduced by the saute junior Knigi o ' steel in a similar folio. .. li , The following Officers, li .i t. s ' l l l t ql f ,b rc e 'fil fs causes, were also .nainitteu i- , .t. . Order ~...... 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