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Bill of EXCIIIIIIO4I as a toessere es A NEW WEEKLY Saiteilk Amsted S. cries of asfooadod popular chi THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, June 2i, THE COMMITTEE of the suescnip. agitation mad alsimein kw reign 4 will be acted tbe Opma of TION fee moose immediate ass is the elms.. potty Sail c 4 1 .- HOUSE OF LORDS. Fattme, Jos. It. blahs, the varieties of a Newspaper. • i . nyeal most have tikes place loop temporary dismiss ei the Soother. seal Wailers Oletricts et oe weikeode7 Iwo, the ma a .ti ' isitti tom the • • • • • • ROB ROY MACGREGOR. j the Mil, historically ceiseldered. i _ ..._. , r‘g...1.11 . beamed, balm to report that km Amasses of Itte t lebasdpolono First Number THE NAgiTCAIL /11*LifSTE llaPe6e;. R, in Fe"-, Their 1 " 1"1 " °et RI ball 'P ait three .eelleek * a " after Wks laid leolleles•redegt• The 3 Or Frederick Vest. Mr . Elerl••i Ite" 1 : 111 " D `r"7 . received i t , Mader he ..........,.. /PUN S •S '''' prerres beinueesr afitooreied duels' plasserr. At tare tow of Elisabeth against Popish ! ' now. Mr. Abbott; Francis Osbarnstoo m e, , z iebe r. fr;s7.l: The gamma , a 244 s ergulospol re jpptil .. p.t. mot oohs i5..i...0 0 swire Nswiebed scireariire vi i. Applayank at 44 . Nautical icier o w ' oeliseu clitek the 40 .. RD CHANCELLOR resumed laie . mat oia the sm . h i he , ~or d, yTh ey reee Dom Ille Ilimachisedt Owl. Tborstires, . .i, orbit*, eoliths seism plies . at i spasm I p a r Crorbell. Mr. bkeftwil; 0 "1 , "''' toot sad Cetbolls Bishops de dial-owed Preview" with 1 9 4 9 1 Cuellwill ". ^.4l Struld • b r e "h" A f-il*e - R Elisabeth, exeledirte Pirate from OMAN CATHOLIC PEERS (PETITtONE). med. be believed, thin im light sa HOMlJereiet Me. 'ton . DM " 1. " 1 "' tie net a Peewees dmpetehed foe @fed sod of len lows a sr' C.....ka" " is 1. 11. Ethlitt (P."."l°) will RI ROMAN . DWI; , i ~ be thookfelly received. Ordersgieoby all Noosnies awl 0 N I LLE preseuted a Petition from the Calvet- lk Peer sat ia the Salmi f Lod like Magbitie; lisielt Moegreger, Mrs. Fatten. . Ommost, direraml 011 $llO District of Caroftemare, is the war ih„ N.wto. ikai i ‘,„„. v urwiek. .„, Sind „ Mr. J. M . a lly of oofonf e p o syi so : a d t h e gal m i r k het ' paw r e , shoe f r om t h e pendulf of t h a t A el After orbit* the farce of of Galway. and the Pawl of Cabir, it the Bay •( Velma% Ri eheethou thae Q ice 23, cesith i l l i r lia w ' s y r, ""` Book . oll ogr i st caibok Peers. to sit is their Leedeldpe Haase.- passed, which expreelyezeloded i RAISING THE WIND. • *jib *thee Dieseellme•lei mimeo' lelleihee 11l ilbelelabbee. w o re , ig t ow 8 0 . 44 4,, eti no d gg e . L. „,... t kettn e t trt inc. Read and kid els the table. i - the time of the Reetilstios-ths jemmy Mike, Mr. Jena: Ple•leeY• Mr. 111111.1 "" k a The Ilaisseriben aod the public wit) observe, that dm ha- s e tai n eet n, oct he t eteeet . Lord KEN VON presested &Medlar %title* from a eel- the Prince of Oran* at She Hi Filament% Mr. Weadereel hams Me . "gel* 8 laser sow eleadtog with the Committee is email; sod Obey -"-‘ . min Borough, thereat* ofowitieli we tweld sot asterisk. Mewl( to eselode 'Papists fro Darold% Mn. Divested ; Peggy. Mow Love. regret to be slanged to state, that kw IPS* t at tie Ilkeressed ' Ms day is publiebed, itallale. 14a. The Duke of •MONTROSE preeeimed, • Petition to the pa d Parsest, whlck The Deere w be epee .! at likir- Six -six eau" mi , a districts istwame as season stivellon. teemeet ilio Os. A SECOND VOLUME Gr TA BL 11-TA LK .. same "WS ir" lb* Bootlonoleeedirs Dr Ghettoes . b ssed e Protestant beiet only, list bed could es the Peeteemetwee to bests at Seeps. peered peered begrime more extended sail lasswee themtighoot illy . WILLIAM NAi fled et similar retitle, last gi rt -the Act of scettlsb 1 Beeve s 7a.; Secood Peke. 3a. ltd.-Fit, .141.14.; Passed the most maimili, end for neon, thou halt As miltoth of Amami etbstaaways esetaloed lotrt7ww Fame, *lll from the P•Illb de pliblael. Ila . The Bieber if LONDON trow the City tat L•ndlas• libtotorsonsliette, Peon as wen as I Price, toewasibry, to ; *mond Price, la.-Uppre Gel- Ammia. be fated t-Ois Corpeeste • the Aristocrat, of .. ..L'eed COMMA ORS resettled • ollallwr retiliwo Item lant -.the eenthiesoos a lb. riteli lam b.; Seemed Priee.lllll. The Caeimeittee earaearly Implore the fettles boormilwat , _Leeele•-•• 08 rehbee Mew. lIIMIns-sdln the. le Mm. .fleeenebilel Ib••••ltle_f_ltilta_es. Amiss throe retgme to the tire A POWs Mot soli lirMAMr Wm losses, Sr eill'alYi of 'widest** of the Mike% Poblie. The 11COSSOIS Wm dolly el Clbee•ner•so* abs Elleadv*Wilao- of 4 ' InktoolocandilLOANegliall • • millanse Il lr ell- Hesse of N . . v- es.essee. Mr. Besedoe, at the Bewelke. „weave ate tie iscresse of up awe • dpi - l i s l e . pp. 'I ofict-ootbifishos-Wkelboo. Illowlja gist to at la ohs Ike *l sa We Wand of Wilbeimdt. mod alas etikr•l bet all them proved MO dm gnome ce e gg en d a n eisebetise....srkli Piety Thames. ~ .i 4 aodeco. - eigotegtgelp f einela''' • RlesotalliEllessiiasey et ClaareeSMllles Familier Mee-. lilittentee Mho* the bar teifrosit side to aseisetaia UM Molest ante c edent: t h at t i iimianrir -IF OM mod lideolosOstbe Fear of Death, Ste. WS We, mem Rem. - •• its esommeati wed, es was primed • • ,7priliirpt .- •44 of Goareromeast. •--- .4 Print 4 for Cahoot sod Ce.C•orielt.olreet. is.l GRIT %limited to oaderstiod wilier the Pella's, NNW TIIIRATRXROrAL. 1111Ar.atangst. ... were still supponed to raise. The wide% had heels presented by the Noble Earl cwitiosied is imm . y or re , irrs ,,, E t h e Ism. he ea , music RVSINING_ SATURDAYI 'hunt fl, I . 9."'!tote 6 ". gr"... 1 reli " re , " s4l° . 'f ret lif t h e "... .This di, are esablideed. in one %doom i.e. with a gtftlrlgt• ...LI.. •....41.. .... - ... . 0 ---. ....l, 1.4 i. . '.- ~. - Pit carried In tAsiba►, arisilig reap of ,garter II 'NIX before. ' 4 , steed on They commenced Reetweet•, 4 _.e etretegtheu t from the flume 'IA safety declare Lord• tintept Act till the them. T , &claret i Jeremy . Faie.4404 4 , . Dersbish Mn. Price, Ivry, la.) A Pe Mc ' _ reliasre_ . stile e. of the clergy of Greet Branca, of Il ltteg's Letter, itteciolisly imiied, NJ heseroleet emitributiora of their coggregsalpsse sod ttfip halre equal coarknee in Ilse zealots* ethsgespitiss oa ibis MS isecesaiti of the 111 misters of Religious (Heusi dess.- srisatioil. By these suited sad getters! etc Haas lire CAN*. Illillre trust that, wish she hirssiss mid mercy of thrive Pro. ridesee, much misery May he spared, and the lives of ther mos!. preserved. The Committee eseseitly selieil 'oil behalf of the fassiidi. log Prassatry is Ireland the utmost promptitude is the Christian esdearmars of the Miniffers of atheism, to Am yid) arm. is time, ibe chsritable rs of their Cipagre ogisse, which become every day more ueeilfol sad prefaisg. JOHN SMITH, Chairmaa. tri public ateetiage, or hy • seleethw; ind afterwards coated fur sigeateres! The Earl of SHAFTESBURY raid that the Petitions§ bed been pet bite hie hands t. prearat to their Lordhbtpr, end be MA out made say sequiry hew they originated. He believed they were the Postulate of the perigee that they purported le he, as they bore their sigasturrs. Earl GREY said be ntrrely put the question far Inform,- Hue, to tied eat the true character of •the Petitioes. This Joy are poblishod, is toe Voloss:410. *Oh a ospseess Tsiosso of Nape sod Pions, "Ate 41. 144.11 d. Ils bomb, MENIOIHS of the OPERATIONS of the BRITISH ARMY In INDIA, daring the Illahrotta Ws, of 1917-11.10. Illustrated by Maps sod Topopspii. ea Ploys. _ _ -- NNW /THIS EVENING, BATURDAVI . Jaws wilt he perfettsed hay el THE STRANGER. The Illtresger, Mr. C. limbic; Great Winters's, Mr. Berney; Bono iteisfert, Mr. Yasoier Pelee, Mr. Os. berry. Mrs. Haller, Mrs. W. Clifford ((rmis the Theme Royal, ffsewidt, her tri spraresee is Loadira); Coasters iVistesses, Miss &yea; Charism.. Mrs. Baker. • After which. • • THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Peselimms, Mr. Tenn berth, Mr. Wsiiisoss; Cassie hisebsti, Illadeate %saris ; P kh, Mr. lismonsed. Um. Teatime, Mrs. Pester; Pally, by s yeseg Lady, Pupil of Mr. D. Owl; Lorry, Mrs. Jesse. On Monday, The Meentabwors—with s sew Divides' lyre. is tw• refs, railed In,. Lettere. Os Tersely, The Berear's Oprrs. Os Wideman The Booty-Mess: Mises (AM time), .Nadows Yowls. 41Paiiiireff abs LAST NIGHT of MR. MATHEWS"' ENTERTAINMENTS previous to Isis DEPARTURE for AMERICA, lu NISI so Ensuroseat of lust; stood. on& said his LAST APPEARANCE in this Cusniry fur TWO YEARS. 31 R. MATHEWS AT HOME at the THEATRE ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND.—THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Juse 22, TER YOUTHFUL DAYS (IF MR. MATHEWS. PART THIRD, STORIES. Monsieur ALEXANDRE% misfired PERFORMANCES will he repeals/ a few Dearman looter. A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. THIS EVENIN(, SATURDAY, June 22, Monsieur A LEXAIN DR E, the celebrated Dra matic Ventriloquist, will deliver ow eetlreiy site esonsie, 1 hararteristie, vocalic , isioneiie, mishiformical, simmilogismis obiqsitaricel Entertainment, re fleet Perm (is English) rominseird ripmely Ihr•thia occasion, sod entitled The ADVENTURES OF A VENTRILOQUIST; a, THE ROCAIIIIRILII.OF WICHOLAit! Part I. Food and Physie.—Copld turned Mummy Sweep. —.Mummify sheen to be the mother of invention, and Mrs. Ware (limbost any ieSectioss) outdoor by a visible recipe foe preparing a disk, that, in point ui c►eapnrss and facility, is superior to soy Ming la Ilse whole Art of Cookery. Part 11. Wine and she Tootit.ach, or the Biter Bit; is wk. aloes Alexandre will perform oast of the acts of the ilNlk Conjuror, by Drinkin sad Singing at the same time. Pat HI. Curtsiu Lectures; Jack in the Buy: containing • keyhole illustration of domestic felieiry, slid a small peep iwithid the grate, or the Sisterhood uoveired, together with a new method of playing m Bomble•puppy• The whole embodied, illustrated, sod delivered by Mon• Meer A LEXA N DR E. SIR WATKIN LEWES, KNT. DECEASED. THE BOND end alter SPECIAL CRE DITORS of Sir WATRIN LEWES, Kid. late of Ludgate-hill, and late one of the Aldermen of London, are retreated to furnish WIPP. Herrington and J•nktas, of Strinsea ; or Stripers. Hurd and Johnson, of the Inner Tem ple, London, wish the particulars of their Demands, and of the Securities they bold, for the information of the Admini strators of the said Intestate's Estate. Letters in be post- HURD sad JOHNSON, Temple. K A NSTEA D HOUSE. MAGNIFICENT SPLENDID FURNITURE of the GRAND APARTMENTS, STATE RED-CHAMBERS. DINING-1100%1S, I.IIIRARY FURNITURE. Extensive sod Valissi,lt iIItRARY of BOORS, Fine OW CHINA sad GLASS, Clwuc. WINES its Catk• aud Rattles, ■ud Vans.. Effects. 11It. ROBINS, of Warwick !loose, Regent. street, infusing the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that on bION DAY NEXT and the following days, ar de seribed in II e t;stalogosa, will be continued the Sale of the Nally Epos o f that splendid Messina, comprising THE GRAND SALOON. &motif& erimonn damask Window cumin*, valuable no. Nine Alritnt•l F.buny Sera and Claire, onagneltent rich , lased gill Or• Isola Chan&lsere, sup?, b tinbi nod Turiosse obeli Conungsl., Grand Verd Antique bide-tables Oticutal moaned ruldi es Screen, Ste. GRAND DRAWING ROOM. Roble b r Olinni 'Nee Chines; tosentifirent Siena Marble Pirr Tables • vslaable antique chased Or-noula Chandelier; supe rb Card Tahiti; onaiptitona Grecian Snrs ; anperb Oulemalv. tweeted with triune§ Genoa Velvet ; splendid carved and elk Chaise; Cuni•olet Table; Jewel Casket; Ktand Parisian Clueit ; and valuable Mil Sereenx. 1 GRAND BALL ROOM. splendid Tortoiseshtll sod Bubl Parisian Csbinet ; siscepleons 011 0inans, splendidly corned in rare Persia decker sr nik, rinbroodertd in Gold and Silk; Grseran tlur.•, Chins, aungue M argosies i• and Bahl Pier Tables; black Nrpbyiy Pin, Tables; Writing and Library Tablet, &e. GRAND DINING• 110011. \ I-ralfirent Sirna Marble Pier Tsbles; ruble Pier Glasses; ~plridd c. union Gl'lloll Velvet Window C a ttalos; malaria ”aliagaily Dining Tables, Ibisly feet Wag; missive gill 11,.ihutu Claudelieta s dee. GRAND HALL keleadtd Cose-aairble Sideboard Table ; ressicnifirent square " 610 7 Tilde; elegem Conerrsation Siouls and Sams rvidy coveted in scarlet Cluih ; Roman Lamps; curious sod " Il iddessiimse Prrismo Turiotsesbell cud Buhl Barometer ; Psri.iun Clods; superb Ur-molu Chau- STATE AND OTHER BED-CHAMBERS• "„ "p•rb Itlahsßanr•fraane lofty State Hedsutatt, with erumaon "'lwo sad Maine Furniture ; excellent Feather fled• and Ihtking ; elegem Wardle)hen, Chests of Drowent, Ongoing r.trotal Bed and Table Lines., spkadul and cosily ‘uPa and Glair, and other Elects. V is'innt , ea on the Premising and at 170, Regeat.street, u rlasite hut lingtou-street. Amooot of Sobocriptioas whet toted Fink► - - a. From the Asitociatioa for the Relief of the Manufacturing and Labonring Your, per W. G Carter, 1,000 0 Norwich lest remit tance Windsor third sub• sfripiioa, pre C. Knight. jun., E.g. 100 0 t. Olive, Southwark, record siitp-ctiption, per Sal. Judklus, I Emi R. Nichol, Esq. Blume I 11 R.J.T 1 1 kl. 61 Pensherilke anA its Vi tinily, per G. Mar bock. Emit .. 461. lbs. 11d. The Worshipful Cu /0•7 of I.*Mher. Mites lll • .. t 0 Royal Stuff Coro : From the ()deers and Men of two roempsweg at Wyllie, in England, the slis.r rumpus. uid sb.oad (being about flute days' p.y) by Mewls. Grernwu..el and Co. 47 Rey. T. Aodeesun, Frisks= ..... 10 10 Make the most of it 1 1 Mrs. S. Hendersoo V I Juba Coward, Esq third subscription 2 2 Thos. Nurthuvrr, Esq. second suborn pinto 2 2 F. Chet R./blown, Eq. 5 0 Old Cuing, &ono W.M. 1 I Small subscriptions It $ Freon Slants and Cu. Mrs. J. Wirer, Tut traima 6 0 rally £92,366 161. ta. pliant received: a. David Lloyd. Esq.... 2 11 George Sottate, Esq. 1 1 From Mmterman and C. Wolverhmetaa-strret, Dudley; colleetioa at the Meet int holm by the Rcv. J. H. Rransley 141. 1114.11 d. From Harkey sad Co. Laughs.. Baptist Dos volt at Concrete. tics. Danotistiree Chapel, Esse:, by the Rev. C. Neriams 104 IMI. Id. Frau Sikes sad Co. Mr. Perry. White. laws .. Mi.. &wells, Clarissa 10 0 From Ladbrok• sod Co. Gee. Smith. E5q..... „ 6 From Pule ••41 Co. Ora. Sir G. Legib, It 6 0 Dirersese, per the a... C. Rorehdhsrt 31 14.3 d. ' Boughton Illalberbe, per ditt0.......... 4 1 James Walt, Esq Aston Hip From Willis and Co. ShieSeld, by the Rev. J. Ruukett ..171. 14s. Id. Soallowield, by dig to W. 17..44. Oxford farther stub. •enptioa, per %Val. ker s .sd Co 36 7 From Martin, Atom., and Cu. Wriggling Church, So. ',terser, by lb. Rev. W. Leeves, Rec tor l5l. 1011.104. Flom ?Anil. sad Cu. R A H. 51. U. Rev. .1. Dudley, Rea tor of Howley M. H. .. 5 0 From Glyn sad Co. R. F. Wilson, Esq. 100 0 From Smith, Puyue, sod Cu. W. Peyton, Esq. it dowitiors The Members of the Commercial &wetly held at Mr. Cur's, Banner street From %Vilhams sod Co. RI. Hun. Lady Fans lO 0 From Curtis and Co. Ramsvite Royal Har bour (lacers aid Workouts 7 12 Droj Goad, E5q..... to U From Itsmanquet sad Co. An Irishwoman 5 0 From Jimes, Loyd, aid Co. %Atli Resat, ...sq.— 3 0 From elarryets and Cu. GoilitfordSubscriptiou per Wisdom sod Cu. 24 3 Syslenham, ;sr Rev. J. Cuoksley. Mr. W. Price.. 1 1 Sir. James Hardy... 2 0 From Lloyd** Coffee-house. Wm Dubois, Esq 5 0 Fruit Ca. ries and Co. Rev. E. Brown, Stomas,' d From Marini, Call, sad Co. Miss Emily Hall 6 0 From Hamotrrairy sod Co. E. S. From Dummied end Cn. Rev. Jos Guru's,' 3d Subscrip tion, per Si, J S.l mares, Bart Geo. Ash, 2J Sub scription From Cootis sad Co. J. W. Farrar, Esq lO 10 From 14 rsehr sod Co. fir Gem Jeroorglesiss, Bart lO 0 From Hodgell and Stirlimp. W. Town•rod, Id Sosipieripi ion 0 Mrs Rummel 5 • From Snow and Paul. John Willis. Erg— . 5 5 From Oohs and Co. R. Finn. kl.n, E.q • • • 5 0 From Gftliugs /mil Snarl,. Miss Crofts.. I I F. C. sad). Itiirsugton S t) From Pried sod Co. StapleClaytionCharch, Roth., per Rev. T. Wright Flom Pernor and CO. A few Meath. ra of the Hon. Artillery Company, 011OGO OZOTIVI are know. to the high Com mittee From H•tiloil and Co. Salton Church, per the Rev. J. Mendhani 67 0 FMT Baiday •iid Co. Weilinghorougb, Mot remittance by the Um C. Pilee, Vicar 70 0 Yelluailry and Clark.. 10 10 From Lubbock and Cu. Weckly Lanourere, mu•tly ■ll of Ihrm Iriati, iu the employ of T. and 13. Hants 9 2 Hertford, City and Como), 2.1 read. tante, per Mears. Matthew... ..... 200 0 Leumiosti r, per Rev. C. %I/antihuman 771. 121. 1 lil From ItArnard mud Co. John Bell, Eiq 5 0 From Donlan sad Cu. Colehill, Tamworib, th..ralioe Chapel, on the 101 h !may, p.l• Rev. J. Ogren, 2tl. 10.. Od. the City of Leaden Timm', The Committee meet at daily, at Veils; fur Twelve, hohorriptions are received at the CommiWe Room, be tween the boors of Twelve sod Four; I.y Value, and &salmi sad by all the &taken is London wad Wratestuater. By order of the Committee, MICH. WM. THOY, Hue. Sec. .1 • e '. • it L ase. -CaIitheIIIALENVINE BUCKER, Caerrassalall Wait Muss Hussunrable Order of the Bath, sad Qoarlignag= o :nrral of she Artily of Fort Ht. GOOTRe• 14.100.1 1 he iLlagairery, Farber', sad Atka, Leathehalkellent. f • 1,711 s day is pablislied, i• 3 vols. ro. prow lk Its. is beards , A VIEW of the HISTORY. LI.J.EItAI'URE. 4 CR. sad MYTHOLOGY of s HIIMPOOII t illelsAltit • Maw* Deseriptioo of their - haseers sod Costuats, sod Tritaslatioas from their principal Works. ' •• Sy WILLIAM WARD, a &ramp.... - *MKa arranged aecordiag to the order tithe °ri oted it Itirsopurt. .. l i amiew Priated for IlLiag . btry, Parham . sod alien, ,cot zi. 1 LaidanalLatratt. 'a - - MEMOIRS OF ARTEMI. Tbis day are published, is wee vol. octavo, sits so esti-aver/ View of Mosel Arseati Price Its. in board., MEMOIRS of the LIEE of A WEEVIL of WAGARSCHAPAT, sear Moust Ararat is Ar. =eosin. from the Ofit jell' Armenian, unities by himself. Printed for Treotiel end Wore, Trowel, jou sod Richter. 30, Soltmeloare. " A piece of sotoideeraphy five the pea of so Asiatic is as rare • phesoessoesi, that it mid scarcely fail, eves with. osit any penal*: recossaresasties, Is excite some menage.. These Memoirs, however, ore sal Ins iaterestiss from the persoool history of the Author, sod the narrative of his In ens/hides, edematous, berstabipm, asd sofferisr, than from the airline( Otter, they pommel of the norms degradation tw which the relics of the sow dosiristrisg Arm/vials satios ere sow reduced is their motive laod."—aditor's listrodue : lieu. Jost imbliabeit, rue* is. Id. IA BEAUME on the new end soccesefOl 4 TREATM IiNT of INDIGESTION.' lIIR,SOGIS sod NERVOUS 001 P LOINTS, DEA FN EN, U N FAL Ste.; quilt ao Accusal of the eziraordisary Efficacy of bus Portable Silainry, or Warms Air Boob. 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He was of opinion that a p e titi on . regu l ar ly &gore by the inhabitant of a certain place, carried as meek weight as if It was agreed to at • politic messing, Earl GREY could sot allow that there was as mock weight to be alleclied to • Petition *Weil had been got up in a private easafter, mud handed Irmo Anne to house for signature, as If it was the spontamous set of a public meet ing gfler the Abject bad bees deoeuseed. After some eenrereadon between the LORD CHANCE!, LOR aid Earl (MET, the landmass were severally read tad laid on the table. PETITIONS IN FAVOUR OF THE BILL. Lord HOLLAND said, be bail to present Petition from a Corporation who were at Al liMes ready in support the libeities of the people, it was fruit the Corpotratio• of the Tows of Nottingham; they considered, ek their aseestura bail prayed foe pales sad penalties 'fattest their Roman Calbulie brethren, that it was their duty so pray that they might be reeneved, mad that the whole of his Majesty's sub- Jens, of whatever religious pernimiessi, might have equal civil rights. A Petitioa had berm prevented from the same part of the meanie, retently by • Noble Doke (Newcastle), sad on penereting it, his Grace bad said there arm a feverish rennet ens the subject—the Noble Duke certainly was mita. taken if he thought the Corporation of Nottingham were corn:spied by sane aniqnsied opittiona. The Noble Lord coneloded by moving that the Peliiies should be read mad laid on the table, which was aecordiagly done. The Eaal if ALBEMARLE poroesee4 • Polities from the loltabitsimen Cleektnewell is favour of the soresere.— Read, and laid eat the table. Mr ism.. Genami, sin ether Members of the Hower 4 Nveraforeoar brought op site Welit ladle Trade Bill, with • message that that Howse hod agreed with t h e amemedmeote of their Lordships. CORN IMPORTATION BILL. The Duke of GRAFTON presented two Petitions from the Owners sod Holders of Lands in certain parts of the county of Se folk, against else Corm importation Read, sad laid on the table. Tim Tentage Duties Repeal Bill, sari the Assessed Taxes Composition Bill, were onnentied, sad reported without any ameselenest„ !lONIAN CATHOLIC PEEKS. The Duke of PORTLAND rose to 1111111Ve the seemed read. ing of the Bill fur rumbling Roma* Catholic Peers to sit sad vote se the Hone of Lords. He proposed 'horny t* state tub situation of that body of the Peerage. He stated sum marily she effect of the Exclusion Bill of Charles 11. had been to preveut them from sitting and voting hem that time down to the Revolotion, whets lie Bill was re-erected. To prove that it •as nut passed as • fenseinne •••I law, he stated, that the Act bib of Elisabeth, which disabled Popish Commoners from sitting in Parliament, had • clause ex. primly exempting Peers (ruin the oprraiewo of it. During that nod the three successive reigns the Roman Catholic Peers kept their suns, until in the time of Chaste. 11. the alarm tecessioned by the discovery of the Popish Plot, • Bill was brought in to exclude then Their Luidships were aware that of all the astronautic Popish Press then seened. Lord Stafford Moue was 6111111 d guilty sad executed. But so far from posterity believing hill. 10 be guilty, the vase of his inuocenee and unmerited sufferings caused she jeidgiseet to be generally eondeinsied. The clangers which were dreaded about the pet lod of the Revolnilou could alone havejoatiOrd the passing of such • Bill as that of Charles 11. Bee if is could be land to be necessary ibee,did any such pretence reunite wow? Was the number uf Peers so esentionnoced an considerable? Did Obey hear of soy snag like the outrageous preteesion• set up by the See of Rowse over Queen Elisabeth? Yet in the preamble of the sth Elm 'bell it was expressed—" Feria. much a s the Qneeei'• Majesty is where've suffieiensly as. sured of the fidelity sod allegiance of the Lords foie* Rn. man Calholice, 'dieing is the High Court of Parliament, therefore lb. Act shall be in no wise coostrued to extend to Owns or to affect their privileges," Ike. Could it be said that there was less •asoraace to be bad in the Roman Ca ' thulte Peers ref this day? or would it be minuet:soled that Parliament wan too couAdeat in the reign of Elisabeth ? More limn 100 years elapsed since the Parrs sat in that Hamar, sod during all elute lime there was scarcely a man who must not admit that they might leave eat she whole of that time without prejudice to the Constellation, or the li• Iberan, civil and religious, of the people. Their conduct had always been exemplary: they opposed the exclusion of the Bishops is one req., sad mutiny supported their re. •dmission so towbar. Had the alarm at the time of pan ing she 30th Chatles 11. been real-a-had all bees true that wee dreaded at she accession of William 111.—the laws he lms' in themselves necessary evils, to p • pre semi or supposed dauger, and only defended on that ground —was shere any pretence in she existing order and eiceeentanere of Ibe State fur cutiliosiog them ? Or was It to follow, because measures of such sty had been once adopted, that they most always confiner, because possibly the evils might again occur? Too frequently had it been necessary to seven' the Habees Corpus Act, yet who was there who would ninutain that she occasional se enmity would justify • perpetual suipessioo Yet the or. Catrefice of the 'Jaeger' which made it necessary to suspend the H %Was Corpus Act were seu thousand times more fee ' queen and probable 'ban the danger of a Popish Plot. Those who opened the Bill omit au it oo the ground uf ebe reality of that plot and if the eirctimainme• failed and were now wanting to the case. what wes it abort of the greatest ietjus tice to continue be excloidos? He apelogimil fur deisioing them from hearing more able and eloquen persons, and cue. eluded by looney that the Ell be read a soeuad time. Lord COLCHESTER, from the great crowd sad she low tone trieb o r. H f w a ice it which he uedm sPe s k tim e, nl li t a o be la t claim* tg th test *edible so d r i e b a leb t:s . low wtp he coneired that this Bill could nut be maundered sepa rately front the general in of eansocipatioa, mud Irby it must directly open both House, of Parliament to Roman Larbonce. Tbe Noble Puke would bare thews couoider the Heger, by is.. fleas Mrhaweat , ie it was -• ' wily be b.• Unite, Coaemosen, to ellehemos fa: NIB t time of the rwesatimeat of it posse of that t that Hwy were , premed by the Am. • The Noble Hike rearntell -do law s because the e' pained away; hat hea made on general I M the Rudman', Bill, without wry particle!. 'imager, were to be pres• reed as safegeseds *evanesce of oiewilsr dabs - tallies. The poised to repeal the Act of Ches. 11. as the • general asespisee of eruairripaerie. fit "mood, it ottegeld root he sees that hide, du all they could, trod great all ✓iolently with the aseuritles ert ihe Progagesat seats. He was disposed to grant bag reoree.ios terms, bat he wood have thew torstelsios is. presentment eland. Ile would have tied sigh's he wonld open all ufSece and agasotagre 'paten Is fully os to Protests., DMlleeelere. every thing *heels had her. dose ip this w ties td Rersu tathelic officers is Cataisus she sig.tl baseori• heatoweil by his Majesty I reload, cm as Irish Romeo Catholic Pepar-odiee army, the navy, sad the bar. together with , Whets of merest service. He swished the Le forfleer. lie afield have the HolSe consider rare weer effectually to elvish:se rivet dilute tholies in sli parts of lite railed litierelaw. gladly see She eiegeeessisee of all officelibehig • which, aecordiug to ilfr. Berke's dedieitt sntal ers the government of the nate, bet a seprease Mites. Religious lidera boo they' If they bad any sweetmeats in Wet way lap,. sbou'd have the remedy which they deoleed, Send to this she mast tempt. te prolectioe is worship. He would relieve them from that pastel of celebrating their marriages in tier churches, r mouial of which they must have feelings decidedly I granting all this, th , y soot then Week deaitalsle 10 regulate she sojoyssent. Nu apes sad (minium of their treed could be allowed...4W plea or grencemas public eatelsoniessoosi street public elevation of she hooloosie of those ; Woos which were at work is all per.seed called timidly for the laterfognsee the missy practices teadiag tr. odd Opt doe soilless' bodies, wheae posies had becomes tote* eldest" of ntrla it to he idle eel ac er bier oes i s% 'reel nastreet of Catholic*, priests we laity, The Ring had acted as", meow* I. - - thew to the migmatite aid exercise of weld have their clergy also reeugaised. he a eight is the Legislit.tere so arable their it leterfervol with the merest, of the lute the COUSliiiiiiien. TLert seed not thee ir resat of slier priests, er the reran..( Mated, nor of the diligeserof Jeanie astsoloas f Jeerit senduaries, or of keipeireis or I. OW of the ware illifilslllllolllS to 1111 ire P•pish Church might shun be an isedetly.e !dishonest, exiting( in perfeci cenfornsity safety of the State. [His Lordship Apia , sure inaudible. Ha was ondersioud to insist the Bristol' Govetwasint to regaled, the ••-' Roman Csiholic subjeels with the greet • with all the o..ber essiosio of Chriotesdem, .* *Wise Coo loyalty of Weary'' , so long as St the laity were al their .newel js-He would Admit Catholics so the offices of supreme dot the sesta in 111 e Cowrie of Justice of S 'How They must foe ever he kept eat of HI nod the two Houses of Parliamesit. aareadseey most be respected in all , or ere lied the danger again of Items. Catholic • oet their Lordships deceive ihemerives; Fratinaast religions were utterly inconspritible the Mows of Popery were is *eel heredity of our church. It vans hie belief In the si ,profeerslom that enertraieed him to oppose r 4 was oily to examine their declarsiions .Ist she. look at the writings of We in Asir church, Bolisiet, whine expooltioa Ibe deelaratioo, that tolreatime was the church—upheld the werasity of exercising the sappers of the ancient faith—mid railditty of the tree ormolu* eburch in Thee were the doctrines aunemseed when , pagowelissee existed. They were again renewed Nom When the Catholics simadd r e ceive -esielsir clergy come forward to deny th etWO width wire to be trusted ; but that spied of slam most be changed if these pretences Om dem they writ told that this nionber milted was seeromiderable, toad shot the - Ruse was so redneed that there could • whoutted the dignitied simplicity sad learning SIM Powiff--his deep and onpressinsing wort- Win @Hennas Si, strangers of riot, , perratiy which rendered hum so respectable of &scope. Bat tit character and Pups was not nil they had to dread. be forgotten that use popish Sovereign the weir,. of Jesuits, abolished •II over • Jesuit confessor at his ear. It was list bnildiog of. Protestant rhapel, and the e. teatatit school for the Enelieis galley resident been refused—notwithinaudirg the taterposit favour of •II she diplomatic arthort with England. To this must be added of the chief Powers of Europe was than of t --Austria, Prinia,Spatia, Portugal, Naples, wee she poser, to this point of visr, , ssf 51- tealant States romparril with them! for proselytism in the Protestant °tomb, Romeo Cathodic. 80l eves in Catholic stale bound the clergy to civil fealty and , there was a great difference isetwers inseam which asiglre safely he allowed and a free slate—un nitaulute and limited , tonaght him to consider the arguinew, l i ttle danger in admitting the Catholic nratbre oat inewiaiderable. This was , he would advert all 11111 Conld I.e said is hamar vidoats of that body ; but they were to 15 16 - them foundstiass on ithifttag "mud. In miter.tili was preMisi as to slay. 'Fite paucity oreabere could be so gweeerity for the Into- Wan were deemed sore just, the apology • sk. lung eel (Mainline eo6lllllUmbee Ail it, seine snit vrysliOnSciseufaitaitere from wl But they could newer open the gates spit 0 ."`.4‘. 4 • % • • orllalbutttta • • . • KICK 7d. • 4 • • in obedience to She arising from Mat irks 11. If on. lbw e. Bat is his miter or greeds ef Reseed with the eta. dot. esti er tailed It h eee d by As 54 loom of C. 001&! scion, that no col by legal 1104; the 111th el ll. The eitietimMa etioe reqefeed New ;.. gb w bea llyi ss amfw ded d h e nieh e t b iZ y r itillt e ed p ,7 o ns ii i ii: whieb reprised the mere, to he Prete- Mt, fella Cbaele U. tie asayssitsa of the rit byMe!.Ga. l. ist Bitl, 30 Chu. 11 . re costemitast meta he laws sown fete's a bribe user a te- e eirtenstamee bad principles lag Ibis iteler sad roomiest cards to prevent the Noble peke pro- se Ind NIT towarde hr cermideelse that let they mould do ill they *meld, Me- Promotion emaidisk-- eisareniion err Memo ps mkt a safe em et righis open to silo-. Ins to Cat) ode lida. era. He Friend 04 C as way —See gassm- i 1 f, dam wit', sales— n icety sietile I.jllat i 7s , r-othe ouresiem t with all the depart- ? • L' Ike Legitimise to ga wider of mane we- ights of Remus Ca- sides. He weld , meg opened Is amt. ladies. were issts .4 I 11 seer to eel ed the. ey. abosld fully enjoy. cessolain oi s the! , Med. He weetten es is their garerseL hat palatal enresity. • hurdles. as Obreer Mated!, Wails. t fishable eptlrdhutlL cad siletrievellai• e4.4iisr seseely leo- street perersells sit Itwe hrieshtlestlithe• lb. Iltioelemeeldt .elhantesneewee M the dassissition sing mew sod Is- of I.ll* - 1••• alarm. lesge sdammity.i r ri to ec mial a dey loal s the i high argentite. He j r . There would then then discipline where ' • ate the safety of I be any abase ea pc • I patriots leg esp.- eases Orlin. brews& I or Legatee, or aoi fief of Koine. The r, wed.regulated ere • y troth the order and it. beeame iu a atea• sagas oh the right of be diplomacy aS it. r ROW, to COON■OII ▪ sad the sectonty erg is the eeseekoirre ounid os we amen' me rule, nor Is sap If Sopeerne Joeindoc. of the Rossi Gouts. mi. Tne Pretests/it ere tong they would lie domination. Let re; the Popish slut pebble in the Slate ; • ility to the existence be sincerity of ebeir nee their sdesisiion : ,oma to be roaelliced. amt champion of iou set at driers be mark of the It ue atilt,' the sword for u 4 dewed the pup grouting -fithiesin.n. men the stroggole tor renewed 'in our non • rise these &virtues. I. ' . . p them, it welsh) be • spirit of the Clutch ieteuees were abated of persons to he ad. t t power of the ter .t • Ibe no danger. He learning of the pr.- wisdom—.hot elfin- aed the gialllvrat eetable in the eyes ambition of th. id. It world ant "vivo had reetored rr Europe, sea had well known that the erre!ion of a Pit- sident at Nome, bad terpositieni So 'them t mines it/ Illnisiiti • 'd that the religion of the Sett of 1t,".” Ore, Prance. ‘Vhiil (this or all the Pru- The.e was Ivo spirit rch, like that of oho be cum manatee IL., übed ence. L alll. the degree of so. rd is an arbttrasy governments. This, fr that there roold be Peers, hrriose pule-city true, suit fairoor of the intl.. lake care not to Ly In legislations, to- ucity of the present attire. If she earl.. p must be sought su turd in else erosible- wlsocb• it originated. rju to to Jaugerous • r