The Sun. — London, England, 1813-02-23 00:00:00

PIOrDSTANT . - ~. , . . At ' 'tit AMITN El) MEETI , 4G of the C',"!,IMITTEE of ~ , .. ... • the n , te ~ATS r UNION for the Dl,i ENCF. and ti'li• rola of the PItOTISTANT RELIGION void Nit,. I`.l' (- TISH CONSTITUTION, as estzl)lished by ti....: (31 , ,n0us Revolution in 1688, held rebrillry 14, 'lBlB. GRANVILLE, SIIARP, Esq. In the Chair,— Resolved, tliot the followioo Paper bt. H i _ ) rnteEtailtl.7itioti no party hosti. titles to haintaih,.nor partialities to ~.catify, are AltitiollS that the !o t Should he Oily widerstood ) , an. tiot ;le etome is best adapted to tbe general benefit of ti,„ conooo, roost consistent with the safety of Our itr,,,te..o.tr.t.',;!:.te. obiefild he pursued, To this end it o . ,:itoats y vo tent of the elaiins nuld be oic.: . u.Liine , !, ,o; ccvli ti!,, bent situation and principles e flhe cloirkoto , .;l f thot-e cl ;nos nod principl ,, ure not ineuetpoioie z• „jot:: of the state, or its tit il uodreligiodsliber...4c, . !.' Cl in arise to the elaittiunts they. fell: wiv; . ; a great tic:ValltagF Woulikr:restiilt to the counitN: re quired might then he. granted witli,Ait )1 sof he tut evils; and the jedielli;t3in d feari, . ~oringiro; op where there is tint. of perfect assoraii, e • Pone Catholics may be safely admitted to polity. p ,, • , • el" effectually prevented. liirlettl, as the r oastii,• • 1 , t olicy,dire4tly coo - trio yto all the , el l the British Constitution,'as,declired thv 1 , ; • the Acts of Stt tlebsent, anti the Acts eonablt that Protestants should i-,rt !t , ;: bearings of the subject, and the chow: r v arc to share with them them the power Of Ro man Cathobe Church nti its toomhers hat la—ri considered as hostilo to the Protestatit FoottiiLslottetti. ",.t 13cst.11ity has, ceased to, exist,oliiti ROltl i C'athol its and tints capable, of that pirdioi c oopcoitioil 'll i• 1110 par !ticipation of power, is absolutely netessory (or tire tratoldifity and welfare, of:the oloile, toopire, the ktiowledge of this happy eireueiritaitce would facilitate the object of t Romari Catholics, and allay the uppreliensions of the Prefeltants, At. tenement there tioes not seeto an ogreetoelt an to toter; and o her,.PWIS important to this gre;4l question, mid till they are settled, the coot overly most be eutlicss. Certainlythe Be solutions of tit,: I.:letting held reb. 9, 1813, of "The General 004 d of tl:e Catholics Of kingland," assetubled ut 'the house • o f tie ;Eta! of Shrewsbury, Bight Hon the Llrd Sttim ton in -the o:sair,* leave both tb t preseat state stud oettiat Chtinis ,t)f the Ytto.thult Cotholies alko,,:ether nods:fined, anti .:eent to ttrlopt witich we hove been taught to .einsider have 110 tr:illEtiiCe in the ClltiVeil CA Rome. 411C1 the Trotestisr.t Union, unwitlirig .to ,impute to the-Cloi,ch tit ;)kotielroseiples,whicit th , it church tiow dieovesel„ or,: et ty onictious.that one taw:siva:s49 ititrlirieg of Protestants should 1)4 satisfietl oa the totiles glooeed at by t :re Itesol,ttiot.s, itllal 1 ; ltV which they ices so much tioterest Tlie ?rote:A oirt Uno . ,a ;resume to right 10•c , .. 4 ,i.!;; , ..? the 0,44 . 41 of t;:e Catholics of floglarea, or cl oy houan 4tholic, but they tlifolt that, wevirr,o , the questicto of t;' ht to rotary these iotoilrles, the Boman Cotholics would consult the, poaee•of.the Cnired foopeol. its confidence, it.ithe. wonin froa:y and aoswer rhino: treStiOnS rospectiog the l'oli:ical ur it:Algious 'renets of the C.1:11';::h ml 07r, cz.tclz: , 4ted a Pro. teAtAet,Ltate, The Prot-sr:stait U oien do not, ttlsti to noptliol trenet,,lnit tQ into t 1., eth ; that , if pc their lc. , well au Lticsii of other Pr,otestontoontay lit rellOved ; toad they will voatuie to 4&i.: tho.ie onlywtafCb tr . :4 teleValt-. The otooto of iricor' . .ry at present to . 'ic port,ored ittttggttotutd hy the ltesolotaoia Protest; tit Li;*al) trititt etall recei cut or. • ...ono: thro rL stg,;:v tztdiinti fo' inttirinillio;'; of then trole - At sdir, I ,, lttte to the Zugliih ito3il . sl.; Cx.l4oGeo only, the tiatls will refer to them alone, and Ito, extand to the Irish )I.64tan Catholics. • • • :hetr;tcitiutt I; of .1135 13aord re7i:ects the present elfuotion Or (,;attiolits; and nom the Orocript . oo, , .• of that sitoat ion we, itut,y infer the. exianit thni Chinos. The quts teltioli here.suggei,t thenieiv , ...: - > are-- • liave tiot the goglialt (comae., Cot hi . clics full tit l:ious To lir:lien, to) that they cats God oigreeauly to the die tat.ot Of4Lretr own omit vieaces? flare not ttmi Alinibter: , full lilted!► to poiach and to teach their own doctrin:lit And are tot. such Nlinisters exempted (tout civil mid rollitary dutics ? Are !matt the,inbetnifits secured to th era bythe. Stotute 31' Otteo. ILI, cup. xxxii. under - Which Clair ace:t.ble worship is liirotect , vd by certain penolties agoiast any that would distil:it theta, 2. If the Engliqh Roman Catholics do not think' that they liritrty to 'llse their own worship, and propa gate th eir owillcaetS, they are requested to state 'wherein that: liberty is restricted ?. and what. specific legislative, act wool& be at sufficient remedy? Without. exteodirig the inquiry nu to the t speckle civil dis abilities, tinder winch the English ltomoti Catholic) labour, tit:' inquiries will proceed as to what tbe)itlaim. (i)ootiott I. Do they claim Unit the Remota Catholics shall be en i Outt, to hold every office in the State, without restric tion or lintitatiou. ? . If they do not, whist Offices will they be content to re-. main ineligible to fill ? a. Do they claim Ito lie' eligible to hold the otlite of Com mander. in Chief Of, the .troly e Or General* ou the Staff ? If nat, to what degree of (took do they claim to be eligible ? 4. Do they claini to be eligible to tilt the.otlice of Iti)rd Admiral of gogland ? And of (3eneral of the Forces? Or to what degree of Rank do they deueool t,, but ligible in those service* respectively. 'i. 1)o they, as Itanuati Ca tholics,claim the rrgbt to purchase Meow:otos, or the right to present to, eetesiostical tient:flees iii th e oa t io'ell of Emi i ;iirod ? 110 they claim tor eligibility to forsiots* tool Patririuge nil tho Protestant Natianal Chorell of tot ;Ind Swat taro!, respecti rely, to ivial to that exlrekt . 4l oy his Nlalioty's Protestant , 41:',..1eck. , • ii. Du they claim eligibility to sit iti (looses of the Trope: ial Parliament ? 7. Do they claim eligibility to till, all the biglie.st offices its the &Tart toeta, of tire Law, US well ati ttl.olf, WltiCli ore j O O l O l , d'orateo' Do they claim tilt e l tg ibilityto tie Sheriffs, Magistrates, JOAtico , of the l'ea,•:1',111,1 *Albers of •po rati.ins ? to be .1 utiges of all our Courts ? 'and, more espoeitilty, to be Lord Chief fitstioe or England, and toird. High, Chant ? 8, li they der , DO they demand to ex, reose skin the Patron age over the department if'the Law which is appeiftleol to 'hes.: high offices ? Aoul particularly, do thy tieturind to ex entko, witbokit litoiratitoi or etiotrol, the Pati•iiii.isit tioipies,;ed by thotord iiresentio; to Livings to the Ch u rch of 14;oglair , 1? N. DO they req,riro to lot eligible to sit in the Kill:4'k Privy Cootteil ;Ind Ca , ii net., to be Ptioie :1' to the Kati, and to hold ail the highest offices of the. tiitste, -whether the r bi dr ii.hittivlieref If mot, they are requested ti)Attate the totteirt of dies` offices and pap:at:age It they claim to. ? 10. livtnand that, iti ..we, at. ally future period, the Crown shonl4 happoti to it,tootod t at Ilornati Catholics Prince, as heir, Such it L 114.11 CAI; 1 , ;1C shottla'he elightle to ascend tini irtmni , ? nl titre: f this [lcahn sloarld be at, liberty to • e Rae And fur that purpose do oes,. tett , of the Crown should be . owit the . street:tibia of the ' the happiitrs3 of the Nit ' trot the setority of turf! • mint! • • mid liberties of this • ir. !LI ~!,,Allec of these Acts ? they ~.., • .• views specifically on this ti.- , zgoseliag -the it pirtation of any genti. men, ~.14,11V.41 1C Nobi,lnrest mid (ientlenieti i,. ; ; . . if litsi i itiob Catholics, lie4ides those so • ; , ; ittsolution, veisti to inquire, not of a 'few individuals triton twins, tlsoge of Religious I.iborty, f P., 1..' ' , A:tittle*, And allotts tier nienrhers ; Boman it. arholics submit them „ t . • . and that aurimrity the great body of tlieu . ';',rat -inquiries arc,—; ), , of Itome recosuize, or allow those on. dar h er aiol ,. eognii•e, the atisolute right of every rflart tO the ilictirte% of his own conscience, , anti also #tic ; VCr: n,V;i4 . l t reitt.T,Ably t,i iiromuppt, tir e religiOUS truths rcincli believes ? Dues that Cluvrch recog. pi ze th i t r ight, equally, wbore sue is united witli,the Slate, as iabere 'she tau dis.eirtient from the iteligim. of the State 1 ALLI particularly ivcreil her preterit principle% allow her tty hdmit tbat rijiit, if htir's wertthe national religion of this conatry ? 4. Doe: (ram r, 7.f who Maintain this viitlit not only i; , ; . or but not 0hn0".1.,0il 1 ~11114: ? It they be, or wealti lie, to riSktet r t ' t t'ittilltt , or Pitilishowoi what would tit .t.•; ; I 2. In anat. po;itt •oor;.0; of ~.oine consider tliose who litme er ; or whp, hoc - - iteen It it. Art• either Of those ilegcriprion% ;.I ii.; ;il . Ol what punishment Or 4. 13tnt$ Get litr t t li;ii -110 ;troy suppose the ;: •i ;,:- of Eng l an d JAI) frelan.l . e,t i nsen a mi • ; 4 1 :It,: 17:00 liefta.t? , t ; ; ;;; 3 • r)4 Chi • .trui.try 11, 1 a-Az; Lisbon Papers to the Hai inst. reached town this morning. They contain an extract of a dis patch from the Marquis of Wr.t.r. ING rox, dated Freneda, the 3d, ,stating that the Allied Armies prdserved the same positions, and that he bad re ceived' no information of any alteration in the enemy's corps in front of them. The accounts limn Lisbon of the frith, also state, that. the troops.continued in their winter quarters. Some letters. from the enemy I►are been intiter cepted► in which they eonfesS, that their ItisS since-last June,. has amounted to - more than sixty thousand men. The plan of the French ft4r the next campaign, is 'how said to be to act upon the defensive. It is again reported, that SOULT had received, orders to return to France with '40,600 men. It. is With deep regi et We find that the subject which has of late so much occupied 'the public attention is liVely to be broughtforward Parliament. It ivas understood that a notice ofamo tion respecting the Princess of Vir. , :Letter wOuhl have been given last night in the' house of Corn 11100$ but we arc informed that the Gentleman who means to bring , forward the subjiTt, twill move it to-night in the shape c,l* a n amend irl cut to Sir F, BURDZTT'S :Motion. , The miserable degiailation to which France has, been reducetl, niihr the iron reign of Boo.; NArARTi, `and the innriense sacrifice of her popu lation which his ambition hat ocemioned,: baye naturally led the people of that country, .and, indeed, of most 9thers an the Continent„ , to turn their eyes On the BoutipoN family, and to eAi:ite a wish that. the restoration of that illw - ,trious nu d Unroll nuatn Hods° to the Throne of their 4nces, tors rimy put an end to the detestable tyranny of an UStirper, who seems to be utterly destitute of every principle anti eircry quality that characterize human beings. The 1.4.4;1t150NS have. recei , ied bitter j essoii , i n t h e S p4o o l. Of adversity, and it Must be owned; even.by their emtmies, if tin can tiOW haw: ltny coomieb, after the horrors whieb have succeeded the dreadful revolutloll iti and the transfer :)f - it: governmelit the hands of a low-horn Upstart, it trust be ownvti, we say, that the Botinao:N have endured the. Severe test Of misforinee with de :rte (‘)f pf7.tienee, &artless, and unabated d.gaite; suitable to the high place w.liirll tlsey oriN.t . er k ioy e d among the NatiOns; and inch .as Venf.'iatiOn 'Synil4l6lV on the . reverse of their fortunes.- 14r!fat peOPL! on earth, then, cara revieW f bloodYsiterifices vfhich France has bi!en called upon to make, in order to prhinotethe ambitious object; • of a inel'Qikl;s usurper, and which she is sti;i call- • ed upon to make for the sante itettstable po s e s ! But not only the feclingS of sympathy, humanity ; and, respect for, an iliusfrtosis . house fallen into adversity, and bearing that adVersity in' :1 In:lnner which excites the, •,:esp(tet„ mnst operate. upon the Miatis of the pe. - Tle of all nations„.. insist have a p'artien hr opetation upon 'the • legitiMate of sill ,countries ) and malte th6rn anxious CO see hiwrol rrince invested With his hereditary , rights... The usurpation of slieh a man as,...litioNA- . PAM, 'a , (Military 'ruffian, and one, whom no 'elevation could divest of the low arid crof.)ked po; . .licy which characterises the 'vulgar mind, and im press with the dig' nitiedi . sense and liberal feeling becoming the station of a Sovertign—the elevation of such a man, most have given a shock to all Priuces ; and. ho - rever many r of them may (lave been obliged to submit to his power, they would all have cause to rejoice in his overtliroiv, and more particularly so if it should prbdue6 the restoration of a rightful Monarch.— !pits, then, seems to 'be the time when' the Bona- BONS, whO have so long and so calmly submitted to their fate, without making any officious or un-• seasonable appeUls to the world, may reasonably come forward 'in ,the assertion of their rights.— We are induced to offer these 'remarks, because We hear that the present r - lead:of this - illustrious • Family has not been inattentivl. to poising events, and that helms actually employeil a:.TI!:)Thou upon a conlidcatiai mission to the Court o f Rusiia ; that this Gailtleman bashad7 an interview with Mott- siEua t the brother of the rightful French narcli,, on a stmhjcct not only interesting to the family itself btlt, ,to the people of France, over whom new• calamities impend,, r.nd to every na tiou of the Continent that is obli'led still;nii to the , yoke of the Corsican Usurper. The sante "Gentleman, it is haid,.•ktha bearer 'or ditpatchei from the Russian AmbaSsador, no , -v in this Capi tal, to his own Court.—)lost do we wish' that this mission may be attemle.dAvith stieesss', -- that the Emperor of Rafss:", may sO. ail example to the . Continental Princes; by a public appeal,: to their justice, their Tights, their interests, and their independence, aga;nst the great Disturber of Man kind, and that a general co-operation: of their j'power may restore the blessings of peace and trail gailitylo a soffering world. Letters from Ole Unroli WEipt.fNCETON, dated Prenada the . 10th inst. were received by dovernment this morning. They contain no:: thing of importance. • • No account of the Bonne eitoyenne sloop Of 'scar has hem recOied at the Admiralty since her sail ing front the River Plate. ' Veitterday the Lotto CUANert,Con nrul Viscount CAVII,6II,ACII, had nudicuccs of the Pm tsT . C (ANT , tit cariton II ti e Yetterd:ty, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Connell was held the Fori.!ign Office, which sat till past four. Another Cabinet Council was suinmotted to meet this morning. - By Gent arrived from Morlaix„ w e are informed (says a Plymouth Correspondent), that he liad 1 . .we1l lately :a Paris, to gct his liherat;on that when be vio"'s there Buov,enaTE seldom ap pe.ztred in puhlie, :aid that the Itiltrisians,when they d are . s p e lk, spenk,iont dar:,es. loud and deep. ' On, journey to the'coast, he met several large, 136- dies of conscript youths marching to the frontier io jOin the French artily: U. sayi they appvin:ea inoitly lads of 14 yeAs old, very theirmake, and wpparehtly hardly stro:lg to carry a musket and a .Ic,nipsltek un their shoul ders, The Bitrgesges; Free')(Adel's, and othcr bittUtt3 of the town and enanty of Nottingham have presNited a hiyal nal pa.triotie nddresg to . the Pat cp 11.coitik . 07, in COn3eri twine of one Whicil, 113 d previon , :ly been presented to his Royal High tiess, beseeching him• to ,endeavour to promote a peace,The enunter..addresf, breathes sphit of genu lite 'pat riotism, and eon (Andes crib a n assurance tb at .tiht undersigned„ relying on the wisdom of Go'- vernweht i awl knowing,' the,hnplacable etnuitv of the French tisorter, aye willing and prepared to make any sacrifice that may be necegsary to the maintenance of the interests; the independenee, and the honour of the United Kingdom; This:, address. bus. appe - irta im The Nortingha,in Ga zette, a paper of known loyalty and .euustitu tic/nal principles. The 'Petition from the PrOtest.int , , of the county of gonaghan, against the Catholic Claims, pre se n t e d ley Coi, Leslie, contained 14,1L4 names. 'ryn A r ) —2 " - daY there was no Court of Alde r men held. The Lor4:.Mayor, after inspert;ng t he returns, orderea the re.wnt , price to continue. NAVAL Armou Fei. pr.cket; wßich was put der qu sequctic . ce of not brig a iii!! of h raltar, was clelred this day:. rEn.‘22.—Arriv , ship Inconstant froth a ciuize ilis P;rer is is for Newiyundiantr; And Li,: 2 faigS l will wait 24 'hours ofier th fair s. proceeds wit,ll her crinvay tor the DZ F. 22.—Cnine do*n CBAIU; and FAtis.Fnit; foi• Land the for St. Kitt s, and sere: wore, but not ;mown. 'The otitwurci-bou:ul rzlnalu. 84,E,EitzEis, FEE. 22.—The SCii is on shore on Lix Middle, and it dangerous situation, ;.:s the tide ,, and it blows - a str g ind at Wesi YARNIdUTII, FEB. 22.--ArTivel Moquiti) frorri off the Text". The Neptune, KIRK[: S, from Kitts, has been . 6iven into Yarm there lost ait anchor aml cable. The illarirwqa, CITAPYLE, '&0 1 London, was blown ont of the Do day morning, with ,the,. loss 'of boats, &c. and carried into Albror LISBON PAPERS LIS.j3M,i; 10. EXTRACZ OF 'or °MOJA!, .DISPA , MARQUIS OF WELLINGTON 10 Ii SENOR •D. fiIIGURP PEREIRA. f' IIEAD-G.WARTERS, FREN:EDA, FE " I have received no informatio tion in the enemy corps in front of I addressed to your Ex cellenry of the 27th ult. and the allied arm the same positions. "The enemy in the North 0 MermizAut. to retire from 15; blockade O Santana was raised. ".` I know, by an intercepted 1, neral Loltoa took, ors the 10th Jal my's plrrison in Salinas sic An% not yet receives' an -official commit fact. My 'last arlcounts from Alicr' January, at wliiclt time th e ' " 46 petted from Sicily liad not 1111"'-' Li 4n/ix, F EB . 15 emy contributious in La AlittiChar tiod down as far as Ctudad 'teal. IJt about money, horses, and mulek, do not immediately comply with given up to pillage. SCULT is he bus 35,000 men, including 4. JouitDAN's (Josr.rn's Major-Geller ported to be to act on the Men" campaign, to fortify Aranda tic Dr nmgazinesiltere for• t h e purpos , communication between the Army that of the South. * Our several corps a►.re still in the ter s.. The .11lugs nenl Life Gual 1 hamar, amd their plug here is. 10th, 150; and 18th regiments come out. CASTELLA, A VELLIA, JAR. 21 which the 7th airily is, leads us most , flattering hopes from the " which it is composed. It consists perfectly clothed and armed, Its exceltlent ; has ever been in fron eadustenned to lipt him, and cur' P different letters intercepted we see teat they themselves coin loss in thi;.. Peninwta, since . the June, is more thnn .601,000. ,St. JAGO, FEB. 5.- 4 The report! intend. to retire continues to least we can assert, that from are rnaltii , retroutude illovement s • acFourts received from Orbigo, it they will abandon Lean, froai 'withdrawn the sick and son o dee cu n ult. a battalio of the ed Benevente, and was, tticre•til ,serving the enemy's movements , tr° Gonzalo. It is /lot t.ertain haye entered Santander; oar t r43l cAldo and Reynosa ; part of Oen Brr.'s army is near Vittoria, and P' harasssing in both places the clic an intetion of retiring tow n We are assured, that .;•cnorf; are coining with part of port the operations of t l ''' against the enemy's rancements , troops in Biscay, will enl . , littiio4o , :ir,tad to enjoy tlere hintfices for ever witio% her Clergy n po*to ? • • 5, 1)oes the Clll3 fell Rowe admit that, whatever 'she :Alp fto may be thc.tbeological - errors of the various' (1,1 ,, e. ui Di3tenterl, the I),t . enhyterioni, tUrtependents, Thipti,ts, Qua liers, 'Methodist. t: tut r IlenoTnialtions of pcnnethleChri;• tiotoi of this country, t'l:tty Irare an indefeasible right the dietatm of their coo•ciettre , G O ,l, :',lid ta.dil rig the !':Bich the.; proto , „ e•ily ? Ite.oltition 17. .:is Con.iitutel Authorii it , : of t o f 116 °'" r& fligaVOWV4 t ~ , •otiment of• her privateAueolbt)Q.; ',cods is tv re1"1" that' l'"‘ vtring ti} got.tti%vri in this paper, the , V'n'}v .- jetip,ed v•hich ,neh onswers aresiven moy iii gno t t' ,l •' As r!", tieclAte,A it.o(f I)cetrines of. the (.lurch of 1 onit- ;!] c in•'•vtti;tt,t; it will, not create Itt•eille49 ittc,ottreni erie to requir! , ercttotlt4 -0 0n of tin ...tuthority.. the Prfard of I :14 the Prote,tant 1 must be co,,incert tiolt to pre , vtiVq; nutelt ;is the tenPr r,,oce of the .oll,0 12;0 1 : mi- , ri,tovesettimtion, which is the , 06- ,toct of .emnilloint in„.thi ,, 'lleitlittion, the undisputed othn t from e:hicit thxy,eolleet the Tette',N anti Poliey of the ('hureb of Houle, :Thititirl, be rx, ntir,ited, .in order that Pt" teitont.. may be perfectly a:ttisti,..,l arm titee.c • Chnel l o f 'to me w ill iv) m ole 1 ) , ,mswerahle for the p r ivaie rid doulluet of her Nlembe - ,•1•, lortvoir respect ••• liewet;er learni•d, tin the Church of nil c;'r kieauf.wel i;ble for her "herse &'(o • tors to the tolet,ince her Proteitiin! TiLl'p.ll are NlNious to isnow, - •per tnaltorit;, wlatt ora the views. of the t'hut, ii of a::d not of a few rif riembees, hoe,•ore, ro sPettable. The . propriety thf2,e wishes, to pi event nti*- rnderstanain,;, is confirmed by the tith Resolution of the /,4rihrd. P•cAellvtiou 7. The qoestions arisin;, , from the consideration of thi, Resolution tire,- 1. 'As the just prerogative of the Crown is rather on expression, the intioiry is,• Are. the r t-inciolt , tit the. Roman .c;itho lic; friendly to tie perpetuati ;of I ti: , -wit in the Pr9tei , tant Liinis? Or would it not mode . eoti , i,t, policy of the C:hurch of R(not., that the Monarch of thy- British Empire should hen. Boman Githolic ? And svoill , l it ro. , t be the duty of the member:. of that (north to .iirriptirt a Itoin:m Catholic succession rather than Ix Protestant. succes,ion ? And would it not he ‘vithiirthe'polley of the Church of4lonv,' in any eninpetition between a Pcn.uslant, and Roman C,atlnitili Prince, to endeavoor to obtain iii alteration of thosclalYs which-guard the Protestant, ascendancy Q. tiow.does it appear that the lion-13n Catholic Religion is friendly or consonant. either to tit:: civil br rights of Prot esiints Ilesolatir. A. without yYls.',tl • triyy inquiry ns to the et)* ct of the Oati: ititaf mentioned in ibis ResoNtiort, the que'tions 1. Valet-ell doiss this Oath differ in the mini of IL Roman Catholic:front the Oaths Al,)juration and Supremacy? And wliat i; the elect of that dirference ? • 2. va:hy hive llotnin -Catholic: objected, Ind why do they continfte to 'object to tithe the Gotha of AlluratiOn, and So prernacy ? It is requested that such reasons. he stated 'iit large..; and that it he pointeit out how the . ,refusal to miehoiths that:further political power irate, With pro priety %nil safety to the Constitution, he itonftilcil to thi,-,e who persist in such refusal ? GRANVILLE slum), chwir.an. • 'Subscriptions to. defray the expenses: of pri;ttin;. 4aver.. thing, Are received at Nlessr , . Floare, riAnlcers Street, Loudon; 'Barnard, Ditosdale, tvid Co. tiankeri, No. tio,'Coinhill, London ; and at Nlr.Biclierst.dr's, Booksel ler, Essex-street, Strand, Lotitlon. l.etters and information for the Cortimittee toy he ad dressed to Secretary, Lii lir. Isiclsrststrs tt3 v s „' Just imbliAietl, 41.1.1:14clierstail, Essex..stfeet, ;;trend, price Efd. Nua:hcra t, and g, of the. Parlors of the `Peoteatent Unipn, containing. their Resolutions, the Adateit; of the Coin mitter, and the Ottotiutt to the•Engligh Roman C:itholles.. No n and 4 of the Protestant truioq ! price Pd. 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