The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-04-23 00:00:00

s hie u se leroesttieriddl by the t'..ethelle Clergy, nett le" b y a Catholic mi a lsop--e Hook which bed s hen all 7,:d ita b;hlsMale'ey's Domande into every dotage lot h I t o . Bible wee excluded, he minded to the work of rir &Mist called _4 History le' Yle• betkol Pl e rTernets hail left thr country as Rennet ft MY ' att ▪ religion, sad me had confessed to him tat they of mime leh sea o f ', H o n g their line; they had me slings- Lire Mt 1,-hur e eeo of to abjuie their relive/it. ltas in said Mt 4' Ca tholic primithouel were emp loyed al iliwouteets; whether their exhume were b " the worth while to Notertaie. That the woo or Rol sat J recomeniled peace from the shoe • P ,;: re i: e as b r a d m du' to tiny. end an what be had ▪ d o r the Roman Catholics as being t he aerate is the pre. „ rot asiarbaarre, lie mina to lied his remarks to the believed the superior dames of Catholics leorwreere7le le werraffected as soy other body of min, but . o .„ ...rile ?odd not say so much fur the inferior damn. Is 'Mince had the Catholic clergy sweceededni ren t Le they flock to their duly where they had violated it ; hey ha d recourse to the authority of their c ": . : 4. r i r e ' w le e r a i s a i r, B , h l e ,,,.; 'm o i l u ppersr by t j i iidi m et i s i lrec t orde ow their Rocks pe iiiii ed to restin . „‘ he g y ladfuletieseed the censures of the church here ) v eatarnaltbr ihe mt s ho a t b a d tingle instance of that roil secured . Pent was murdered on the road, the velieleparlaii map es. isol mu steat•di hut is LASSO., where voi rt isesiv he nude of !reload where niseteen theic 14"1 is murdered, such Mug took midis hid been entity So plate. la Limerick, a Ciente *item returning frove wu t e ll g o alie., and ;amine a C9l99tirthe whole congregation re out hid murdered him on t he s p ot to she preieuer of sat,. Priest . yet though Gonreeneet offered re w , tw °soh ' gn i c afiun had bent made of the murderers.- Wit it • preof of tbe heavily of the Catholic priestheod arftleed their Mocks to decline taking the oath of chit t hey t linee, test it should chili with one preparing by Dr. Hillier Another murder hid taken place In the mightier hood of Killarney; there the prang witnessed the prepare tests fur their unlawful proceedings; he heard the blowing al their bores, but he realainiel ilitile, though there were editary stationed close to like. He retained with the mu d t, eueleivoor to prevent Mein reordering is unfurls. rats man that they had seised, hod when the neittsry were sid to be spproaehing, he left the wee in their Minds, Milder ■ pause that he should be sere, end be wee immediately ou ghereloet the Priest idolise to some thereto into whose Mob Is ecommtsted him. 5. Is the mete of winder, ! Ort rode of Heaven!!'-(teed eoegibleg and !Slighter.) .-IfGeellsoieu were to call fur the gentled, he win Id sub mit --(Cries of" Questiee I torreelios!")-He preowned shot he see hare gm* MOW the limits of roc dia. nowise • if it were so, he premed that he Should bsw hei:e imieded of it by the Choir. He woutd, how ewer, primed to Meese' topic.. It dha slow too late to ea if tbe Misgovernment of ate !kindred - years; the int 'filet war to pat down the prrllMt dlsturbeaceet, and that mild be done only by sewing the Exectitive As. limey with almost unlighted pent*, with the aid of a smug ildlikey force. There was e vote Aar 11000 bet iftbe House hoped to traequillize Ireland, Om megiber amthidelehled or trebled. The 40r. freeholders set ales se tsl t4i of, es • great somber of evils were caused by headsets &Moe of lauded proprty. Another measure of vital Import ••• to put dews the system of illicit die. and that by removing the temptation of the high Mies. said that the people should he educated, Int it wheel mediae and siding which was teaming, that they hod; it wrest the power of writing incendiary Inters, but a merel mil religious 'ducal - Me, an education founded on to baited. ihe leripturee which was wasting. The Hue. 6sedeeme esedmited by expensing his regret at having wesped /Wks, of the House, bet it was to hits a Meg demesiogdety, sad sue which be 'hooch( he engirt to per. 'fees, aid Set he pat down by the eties of lye/rade* and Sepatince. PLUNKETT said the Hesse weed get appeerbiged that tee amok* 'Miele the How Mewher who had jest ear dowa SLIM dmisatimg shark which Ise had wade wo the Ilaana at lMe.padl. mhens be reprimanded he Parliament, 111 >fy,ltsaptt) bed deprecated as dee the slimertim of jedielel Wiese by she Use-lieribir, that Ireton, and wits heartily glad SW Ise bribed aneppertmile of exhibiting to a British. Plohlowish the terr y _temper. and manner in 'nude his body of Mae re* of trebled bad been habitually trestede-(Criee of " Hof, hear !" how all parts of tWit Hesse.)-It had hem exoltiegly asked, why had Not reeeessiee When. satisfied Ake people? Beaman conception bed Mee *Maya felipered_ltp the sosliginet nines of the bigot. like • push. kit hieriag gad toloseeptiog every ray of regal fewer or _beesdaraee. Ha felt to Aimee at thaaessees. iii illembeee estaviag is the way et overeat, hat he did feel both regret sod draw st bile hurry sit. we. The testiewiry of the Hammel& nesaber rod however. twodneed that egret slat& hb sinned to astiripate ; sad as for his facts, although they eagle hart reared as weed, yet the iefereeres drew@ Peat doer were shisietely aid totally 'sloe. He (Mr. Phinkeet) latisted Net the isierreetionary movemeoto were emitted te tbe owns. era dierect of Ireland. The mike ofthe alliatorbsorta wet e amengio the lower orders, the soajoe hoof whom mem Calla lies, mid tiara it was wanly mated to be aCatholie tessornehou! He unlit Mkt that the *hien of the resurrect loamy move. tura luta le level the property of the country, red weer elitetled apish Catholics*. well as Pronehisio. .111 Jig charging hisitiuty as public peeeeetoe os a late wielasebely emerion, he had di/titbit that fu impassellireg MoiJoeniewo •lislisetloll should be made a. to Cathulk or . Pretesteat ; they wen , teken iudiecriesiaately, mid it had .getee he,. •rnided that any Catholic had declaimed to do his duty. With seeped to the Romeo Curette Prima, he krt. frets the my highest to the lowest that they had aserned all their iolleence to pet does the disturbances. Their exec. Iturt bad set beets mauled to men derlaratrea, which, as the Heetterebk Geckoes (Mr. had elated, might be tree or right he false, preteaded or starve ; bet this he could say from bit owe perusal keowledge, that if their limo depended epee the result. they retold sot have die. plated more seal. If shot venerable body of men, instead of min their innervates endeavours to gerti Mese ilistorbasen, had only rewarmed neuter (mit to say *align in them), that which now was railed a ono. tosetible euespirace weald arta income a moot formidable rebellion, which would reqwiee the whole stimegth of fin &fish empire le put done. Arid if the 'sausage of the limerable and Learned Centleinas was sieved to pass from all sides of the Hrowee-o(Cheero)- it wash loos he oremary to pour forth the population of use Nimbi opium the ether, le sieteeltireb the iaterihi. destredioe of sea of la Ism portieres of the 'abject. in the realm.-(lesd cad repeated ciwerieg.)- He •u sorer he allowed himself to be led molly from Site rosin questioti, fur the purpose of issowering • speech, *hleit, trent the tone and manner he Witch it was received tau every sole of she Hear, carried Mime with it the menu est refotat ioa. - (Cheers.)--The Reuses Catholic priesthood bad devoted In the beet peepers the Widmer which they leoureeed over the inks. As a distingsielod histories had "uukeili She ekrcy were capable, if they weal aloes with the ilicarlien of the politic peace, of eying the mot penticims assistance to their merlin...ions It Was tkr elmenatim of Mr. Roberts's, sad ms Nut spilled to the Clergy of Ireland, het to the Clergy of any country.- It- o, fortunately fur I re l an d, elm iniliumce of the Clergy had Ives *retied to realism their doeko, and if epos the trials of these dratted pent& the• Clergy had become witoomes they .heed have lest the cosid ee te whi c h th e peop l e re. Posed in the., and she Goseeresseet sod the cusetry votuhl have lest all slit tweak of their valuable assist. !her. He wished ao ailed, to she cireernsteace which had been motioned by the Meouseable aid blamed traumas (blr. Ellis). The Liergyesaii whose same inip toometed with t h at transaction reaped in atrienigti /N cree d a s Hu risk of his owe life, and remised the infortomate mug from their hands. - However, esitmhelitebtly the Prlitit waw lisiocrened bilk the ter of his life, nod the mob ern dieted off, and le about half an hoar, at some distaste Attie Mao vumerdered. The Priest did sot know the magi Illit " SeSi• bil led the rarder, but he knew /he ken of tarty patios. ,17 "1 " 1 eaililitallat ca, sot comened the wen 1,6, y wane, ifbe declared their name., they would he IN& 47 0 he capita Hy pomaded, aed be therefore declined it. pie pm os ow spot, as egistrib ha lase of opts a)" ' h al AU Prier; talliolit - or 'Pritteriat,, bad a right le Hinges! the matte of_A mit esteemed Is t lilievrderf Yet be ihosght it weed be ilisitsess lit deprive that dergyesau of the power of pretestiog Mite, rdt the sabletiMe purpose of shlaisteg evideistee ii. pettimeilldi ' • for It that were d ooe in one meioses, the bousley erthild be &Mired of the , powerful aseimence of the Priesthood. Threfare he (Mr. P.) tree Ile suitor of 'hitt which the Hos. Gebikisan had so vehemently desoonced, mot he would ash tbellimee if they did not consider him entitled to their theskt. He wished sew to advert too meesare which h'ad been pro posed mho yeast back. and the floe. Gentleman (Mr. Rice) had done him the houotir to read •• cattail froth a speech which he had made upon that oceasioe. And in the brat place be wished to say that these measures were qaiie dissimilar is their wature. The motion alluded to, upon which he look the liberlY of addressing the Rohm, was If he recollected wilt, a *mien to inquire whltS,oooo men should be Gould eikterrassy is Ireland. But, is the preieut Just ine.% the neressres of eeertion bad been foetid Areemary and admitted, sod the Addis's seemed to expires • %Spit that the powers which had bees, intessited to the eterntive government t sold be praiser'' , exercised. Now, with re @pert to that • part of the Address, it did appear to him impossible WI adopt It withuit decreeing a want •f eunideace la' the executive goversesent of bellied.— And, (hr Me owt pare, he could fairly say, that if he bad 'etit the follest coubileuce is the gneerseanet of Ireland, rte ittleiski not be seen on that (the Misisterian aide bribe 11..... He appealed to theme Who knew him, sod were **omitted with his political life; whether he reposed • cambleithe In the Government because he bad joised them, or that his pining them - was the esrairemeruce of the evil& deice he had previously felt Is the (homier of the Execu tive Govrreavent of Ireland. He had berried with great se. tiafactiois to the statesmas.hke s p ee d of his Right Hun. relauld (Mr.Mtelt), Atha had that might abide another addl. lion le theanie/ daises be already pimarised os the gratitede of itehtud tiff his steady detotio• grid iitideviaileg attach ment to her isterreis. Hot many of the remedies which' he propeeed were beyond the reach of Government ur legitilitive enactment. He perfectly trolcuired with those who tkaught fhat the C•tlinile'Quettioe should not be mixed up with ivy other. That cause had bees gradually making ed. vsucm, sod a *hart time, he hoped, would iiceolseish that measure of security, o f.tre.gtlt aid Justice —(Cheers) but nothieg, is his opinion, *Quid be store likely tOrruseiate Its ',tattooed Has ['feedlot it with soy other queiana. ' Idi Very impolite! branch of it would in • few melds be dierought before the House hi.l Right Hon, Prietid (Mr. t'eassiug), and early in the neat Stallion It Was his lutenimie to submit the great quest toe to their couslderatiou, when he hail no doubt it would receive that full, temperate, and sa tisfactory diecuMius to which it was eatitied.—(lfrar, hetet) ' —There was one very strung reason why his contideo4 the Irish Coverantent bad ineressed, and why he ii ai id. deceit to %Ape be a better state of slangs—he IRAQ x royal 'jin The vat I of the lettir 10Id 'll bin devalued those see Amt stied a lust imeued y radio. who prtrautiptiously manage hies' of 'Airs lb be 'e House that letter operated ti.. read a document more of royal wisdom. T of his Irish subjects, usage of enthustaam He (Mt: PlevikettY compliemslipg the net to say dist his ! portant ditties of whatever. He did he istigbt eatettain ties; but it was his from all party spirit put down all mistook noisbt proceed; and of seelog !resod reutoi Ilieppiness *eve every fie cou)d out' help Maki Or alike Ilhe debit/ r field dr:toki nlakiky a p Zllf a l i be l ige 'code trti:g e d It i it 6 g h I ' lit 1782 Ireland was et Phial, nation - which He undoislitedll was no the Unlint ChM had I Welty and Immoveably serer should repent. Plat*, he wolitigo b Iddissnluble end dram ',liked to patiiire. ' Ptillibg - Englind on were joining like he - costa Slit tseittidulvd for the '2....,a inaalfeit ear, 'Witt, Wii.l &hod iMeadig wished' to lade a iet4l the pie.,. I e within the reach . ii• Tithe Sesiem, th Ns melai: The question of _ "Wm ght sjiprehentio a s ; it apparel to .. '"dflUsilty. • The legislature , of coarse, had the ddlegatfillilbg they pleased, but be confessed it . .i op. pear to hi that it would be as great an issjuilice to inter. fere wllletliejoroPerty of the Church as with soy taker kiwi Oflualtirtt 'Flatterer, sad ihrerefore to say ettoltoloorY diasionacia of that property he was most sietragly opposed. The hbfcry eased sgaliist fhb tiesp:lngi:aßsist onfousded sad sajoit, for the Church 0f . .10,11 Irk use more lima aderpiattly Ovorided for. HikAao,fst Is rest soy impula irszni Mae upue the Country ''' ." Ireland. bet be • ~ .. . !p o et Speak the truth. The . , s cousidered the. ei triilltiest to get the hi'raw, and io maul in. stiadai di teusnt paid 71. .1 11tor 101. an aria. Now it 'wit Otte Impossible they viii poly that rent; but Illif ligedlad tutted mesas tu Mori his reel; sad Ibis heft the clergyman to manage in insolvast food. If he shoo &add his demand., thee it was considered an *A of rye. rosily i but if be insisted u pO o ',Obit his 'Wiwi, he was obliged to poi:weed liaise' the pencils of the farmer, sad then as outcry WIMP raised. He was 'therefore, opposed to say itetirferenee which in bra opinitio would he may a bans. fer erptloPertf from the clersp . ti llte fitly. He thought the vulgar eryaital•itihe clergy lest oboar.d. lie knew no class of iginlPy giiitlessesi awe serviemtgla Oise the cleft/pose ; and what dititi•de did it Mali to the emintry whether mo sey were espessided by the claieggnian at 04 layman? But while he stn Ibis, this, be wren'' with his Rieke liont.,Fsitt,ml (mgr. Grail),Ayst witch benefit might . ,,oegraie trot., se 'hers. lion ia tile 404 16 f correcting . h olm ! mesas *slit be cow trued ClisitAg t . proprietor iroadid Willa a illtollkoest Niro , - smut to rieeiseetWalc nits, ot;• eastern period alba year, in ben 10 Jos*. • That irgiiio Oil • eerittbsty to his two perty, asidf 'ttedodOt . tie steeisrmago of those vszatiotte ma ' (cutlet's . ; asitrbt' et be . ' so eentsived that the right of the ' •' • • 4iis follow Ili Ilia into whatever Madill' I ir 1 Aft.. The oceopisi of the land was Neutrally is gooton Catholic; 'thee every leer he vs. re stidt/eil bdtel• peels • email?, poitioa of his properly to support a 'delft/Tot persuasion:, whereas, if the ageellfe meat he bad oiled hail beeo Made, the tithe would be paid from Protests's( lu Proteabuit. Heeerer, the „omi t: gutestiou was wader the sonside,retiee of elect s , tigt'a bit, sod be !wised when ihe atassoco was pr , ,wmp t ild be ton sad entire. With respect ja ediscatioN; was no rer unction which *fie' f negpill,occupied lye attention of tarlimweift. Ilrisistres ha , plasm) that Howe, soil been • mead opriii.'whetber kienelit i' yor nut Jr did not say; but albsold soy itiditidritpro'rume a . pls nt oYedocatioa, if,. upon Illtplid, it were found o prietin*,;ll„would no doubt be shetfoded# the Bosse.. tie kg -- 1g agidogize to the Noose ' fltitillvtig occupied them 01it:1,04.1k4 fiti felt himself galled 110 r ivweimile 61111 . 111.1%/f Illefralefli P I Ili f lO t i t tei rl el the lips. ash' Liailled Steiraier:f6l . ite' eel/ or P 010111 4) 1.4 i‘ilkovf IlliillatArrs7CsaaliaJvilcd iiiiettitg by the' Ilyn. Gentleman tlir. Ekligj,,, , Ipf a biii•edtPditdll his dike Wit:ls - 1a tis foood Wen libelling lilepeppWl 04* 11 101141011 t (tit' 44 l' mi. ?set ate 106-iiMitielateite'aitili'l4lliiit. value of that visit, matt the • trice I kein underrated. Tle i 1 - . F ilar. se who felt regret at ady . Add lad 'the 'lnoue, sod by the petty fiction ley arrogated to tletaielleeeitllsk plumage- Ireland. Bet he mild ailialisl House td lake electricity ill lrekek: lie nem sil t sore strongly impressed .4 olitaP . The ling keeoked at hearts Kis, and they aueivill him is the lea- ✓e% and luyalty.-Mear, boil, hear.)— )' did not wish to "sink ie tbe task at IC Vieemy, hat it world be nojait to Me s determination was to discharge the Sta. f his Islet *See witlioot soy party spirit 1 not say this walks regarsi to aey opigious a upon the @abject oC Catholic ginaisdpa. Hs resolution to admiidater the, lawi free tit whatsoever, and he'whs deteisainett to satire to the laws, front whatever party it and from this determination his hupe• restored to peace led, teseqedlity god every day leeressed.--(Hear, Iseult — ii thinking th it those who led referred is dtibite to the history of Woad, had la y a part of tie subject; for it ems code (sod nu man wok &blared Mae . add vistas. aystelte)-;-one by ewe thews , lii.hed, and Daly use Let sow reamisird, orig hopes wash Wilts' lei acrompllalted. as relied to that Idete te r ' Ilsty myth the deli rendered *at s ussoetagon. gas one of thoir. elm slip t'ttiford had bee. aefifeiWd. Assist . rlisheep, he rattly avowed that opiebill..iordljr.ll be it. But sow that Use thstwe. hod Lakes ) heart is seal is eedeavoirs to reader ft draw from it a the islessiti& it was in. . He thoight it that ties" Irefsed II 611 Do unequal terms; bat stilt, ta! g so unfriendly Legiilatese,l Bet from ,aid My, that he ileser , ,kerft: p * ACM or the heseit of It* Weir Which aslfeld pairtsalitf Will ' ta,. , H T . se )—Rri felt he hie d' *m att *matt r * ill led ; bet there visa rUsetttp f !ppm* h lea few eherrvatiosts. The ttentok. welt state .f things in IrklyiwlL OA/ • reach of a legisfitiva enegiusenh teem m, the Police, she blesletspq, "ad question of Titles be approselscd with ebensiuos; it appeared to bias fan of legislature of course, ha the power of Itey oteast:d, bat he omdassed it did tap. . .. . , . • .. ""cicrei;i n ot s ' e t e n a ,, 1 " the I. girt I'M tamely ilia° of Qty Bad the recapture of Cheer - 11'1U ; the qui*iiss, out he m ime ine pewter situalloo I. which of Wm Republic. Wthiseeliow to •he atooli, imving bold lei sittiallla .44 , keels ihnewtory winch. timgellypok t of Jo mark Immidella Ins PPlllillo_., „ fur a k,,,i6 . Flee hig shoo ..)‘,4ld, Ida pemiecomeei withla Maples is Malmo s a century, would be a _M i lkiest grossed fee a u t allow- •rresnatent toltsnetwateal by a entree, seam of josti pleaslac, atilt 'howl the Cotenan t re e andl •' lag the igueotioo to ; Toss .without Moe lahmaivilliiisse• liken! feeßag deserving gerseral punish. A diterre hi boti". •He should ant say one word u pon she CathulicQueation, frost lowed, oaderiltg the foreign °Wen is the settler of 'the Be. the eonvietioe that it bad on hetemary etonsealoa with the public their b,pay,, with alba adipasseees. This will gibe subject before the Ilo na ., When his Right Hon. Frieed to each .4115.' Irish- dfficera dader General ITEVereeix, st (Mr. Plunkett) iutroditesubject id she tai Parliantest in the th ose w h o wea l out under she Site General English, .a . next Session, he should thea'feel It his 'pailtfol duty toper- hassilorieta Mash . To LieutessanWealmorlii, fm loetandet, severe in a Nurse of nneompromisieg ieppueit ion. Till then about 16,000 dolls' s , an d to W i e r tas k, i n peopintlos. Air - he should beat 'consult his inesi reeliilil be ilnilnlialne from other edeasingtiregeostaiser, and see which proves wet oullif ' any doicosaion; pe to the motion of the Right Hisis.• Enrenet, the 'midwifery feelings of the foreign elfelres. but I ,lte r Pot" be could ...nee the House that the IMPorlsot points it em- f e et confidence they repo., I. th e dabilirot the Reerstriti e• 1 braced were viol undervaleett la tie Goverosornt; bat he i is, theit *event have, tattoo, estates in Cameo's 11l blebs : alone,t it would he p er fee9, +tent with that. wish to some pileup( the pecuniary rewords coining to them, Implore Ibe Huai. not to Accede 6 eke Pei‘elit Molithi. • The . Istorsailltsigliy et the present osoment nay plietatimas Rightlion. Baronet bad not pnisfeii cant ilia papili f A w hich g e m wee k I. t h e neighhoe,ateed .f the ge,e 7 ,.. Th e so w el / he meant t o f o ll ow up the a adAO, and kat the ailersed climate areepoken of in the letters we balite sees he terms rfo they had the &duct admission of thickwertaMe ,01 of • de . hobnailed prate tenni na t lon In in quire . Th e Right Hour flealleMlia.4heS I it Ths lola accounts left Gement Enliteeetrivabgreallfir llir l 'slithered into some explanations of Aso .hiteratirma •gibleh his tray to join the Protrilasi. -Um great popularity Alm , taken place in Ireland .lurid Ike time be W. the ollire manifest by much enure 1b.% the tonal atteni t iotts of the up - v . ,sif Secretary of Reim% g o she oubjeet of tithes heitedecily therities gird people on his etible. 'General Suidaleit, Vitle-'' llitilitseeled *Mt theßitht Hels• °Stumm' (Mr. Irtaltr)i President of Yen. such', was es Valeacia. Colonel t4filrr $s in behoved lbe conduct / 10 0,Pry q t esilml Delp . . Ire- aidef.ad the Meg. Lltreitesiaal•Chlowel Brooke Young. , :• ' ' filetloptch el t by the greOnse torbearauce. H e booed other willtine of Gewernl •IP Eireeenit's eery,. in, With hi. . 5 1 lHouse would rest maiiseed tie lit the pledges wihiellshad mews! tank, Mayor de Plata, (town.blejur), In the city ieengiven on the part of Gower ' 5, and thr i l l , ser , . d ......., b e.......... . Curio) fi h all, of Oenrat - re' d Evervat's , stalk ,1 litilito 're the natio. re ' , 0 jets soy brieclee P measuri 111: 11 wen iir t to pledge the glast e nnel api aro ut itei te 'tsto to ld t c e otu to rifi r d a s p a le b a sttacro s s r at nlieracaybo Lieu : tio support any measure , wilifftliiiilltuveranseast should Maj or B o yd, anot h er Imitation. Lleatt , Oetveral Thibot lituk beer roomed from Gesenli Soubleit's staff' left* /lie 41 , , 1 INCH, PAR744L ro se t o o dde r kliih e House amid. mire • hems@ &prom hemp en . Ow brother William - "-- 1 of " Questloo!" Ile hoped that Weever might Irclitelate with his battalion at learicejlbsi. l ot' the 'present swiliss the doverniseat would turn dick se- list of es Ono no have t w e e ier the Claus httektion to theaubject. milarly Noticed, it app ears Chit all Sir JOHN NEWPORT ruplled . He said illoptfter feel. i •Oeestelef tritserent'a expellitibn,hrbo , _ explanatluos sr Mei hod beer *teen, rad the titoPoueilisit ••••••ewileatti in ttba constry and burvive the which had krer'suidertakes by vier al Members of bill Ild amply prewided for, a fact that endiettillets a - j est V el3dv+rai le nt r.: oo4 eadie__ Cagy she pledge o'lo 7! royalist repasts, otathig that dig fordo °Meets Ms Right Hop. I Head (eV. Plus U'ita last dote some in vi e w e d by sbeGoyerbob,... It is elided, f • quirt'. he'iliould lot fiel Isiameff eke/noted in pressing the staled, alai that on the very bestnottearity,•s. eie v " question to • iftelsion. Rut he si stied In exculpate himself ow' IPreelelefet o ‘ she Convent, hod thentililary from the charge of:Allying a want of confidence in the toostry, matillbet •the very best f• Rsetutive Goekritstent of 'fretssil. Or the eontrarN i t stranger* who embarked their Pees hail the fullest Coillidence in Ole' Character of the No vice of the mew Republic." Allartibia at the heat of she Irish Goverament ; but that ' - •.- ....—. Noble Marquis had dietiactly mated in ao answe r t o oar of the loamy addressee *bless bad bee. presented to bit*, that be came to atiminltter, sot to alter the law... It therefore did appear adeitable to him, to ppon, some measure which would enable the Noble quirt . to carry his beaelleial ititesition into erect. ' i „verger, be was Satisfied stub iiii2bielen of Ale timetable itatl doe. ionsideetibie Beigl" hialt•givea Me Hume a ,Tiet R eal, of informal tal ' ihi 10 40 1 1 of Ireland; it hill fkti forth the We . 11 ' 'id ,his Men Honourable •Fmo l l l t at e i ti (Br. Grath) ; a lt lied given another friend of WINN'. Plunkett) an uppectualty of mating lo the Hoare AK va luable 'atatitisento he bad done, and of viadiraildg the es thetic.' of heisted, and the Catholic Clergy, from Abe foil as lons phkh had here cast upon than, a brolly of.asets who were justly milled to the gratitude of those who veined the trauquillity aid happiness of Ireland.—(Gbegra,) The motif* *ea thee put, aid negatived wiilliellttli 'hien. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER at the riskily of the House it should adjourn lii. uezt.—Agreed to. ••, iie •.1 . • . • The Commiereial Credit Bill tlietleeill em a irtil time„panied, end ordered to be eat lb the it oo Lor , The other Orders of the Day were ober_ elan .r. emit tae filosie adjaraed at ONE O'CLOCIL to eilenvilaly nett. 4 b. •n.• .1 ! toliltiGlV ilfTlf ,LaGINCE. 4.,, ST. 1 Bsaythathilh the Pshisesalleits. l a *as . 1/ Wit . • .1 . 4ji a MS iiiioll , A i LONOCV TUESIDAT. A p!IL : ••• v.. • _•_ _ A illautberelsNl arrived to the 16t12104iicTIM11,!-witis tr. PETZIIIBI ZaiiI;14.11011/62 Emperor Willi. hero today from Zsesbojeselo, where: 110 411011: 6 4 , t.lKat days. The sew tariff is not yet polillified,l•l lb ! -rioted is the printiag-ogee of the/1A.4U% .:: . 0 .. . ills : 111. tie Tatioebelf is shortly expeeide 11111:4.1 r remora will probably bring with -Vatted speeder Ilse offeire of the south. liblit'llithwesrdial einbarrasments see felt here. lir "Tbeidillabiliiiitly looked far is the wesne of twat weep ' 141116 1 41#1140, moven are to PorAiallifil per rest. Ili' illiVilkiteuts of the litenib il id (he Empire from Matti gaits; owing to tlaKialbse l mot lest Mar. • -44.4 t.. lIT sm. •PRIL 3p . . . 11r. illt•geeald. At, English. 1111411,,, hates nO Howie l litat we eaperlatl,..,Ve aIe.AIIII iet-Tbes•day for Copes herrn, theses be will sad fee '1111.111•111 § 'N . Wont with I ' sane frigate that is to brier's* All Itt r illaiii • the Doodah Cosa BEAM arks/ , awe the ks/ wl bib Majesty with the Order of rho 'thetbk. 11 . ,16 . 111114 Kieg of Denmark will hieedwillii eowip/IWllir i the Order of the Elepliam# tt e lllag of Eagleid. Ow lb* lid ofMardi, 'Aro sad four, e. illw English brig • 'Gala Wee 'ttir I lleissi Scot laid to ..., . stranded is 4 VW , +sib ' 14 *raking Shallow', ship was 9004 . . . jiiitelhifia See of she erre • The Carta* tha ' 'ea it sippor, !yint . ,,seted had loin drif e liii ' "pi 4. w ir k s wales' they were illi s a; dead when 114 Were begiFillims gbarg u , b . :sal.. ao• ~ .M 1.,..,...A.F0uL a, Then bee bees (ousel be Ibis meet a mad, with sail I tackling, siotiw, pipe of "homy, which belsogillte e Ds 1 Weal Indianan that is totally lost. 4 . 01 1 11116 lia . whaler has also feanstiered off Gtageo..ol#llb..re # 1 sad as Eaglisli vessel, called I ba..illaillo#lol,l, l 4loll the crew of Kaneda. , sk y uj j 'o m orste,.(l GERMAN PAPSEIL • , •• 1 , t.meo••• ,'..l rev 1,., •V f. /Alt yir Tsv OffflNAMMlWltterg has tha fallowing tartleie.4 faith of letter/ fettle Marseilles of April 2 :—" The Pact* of Egypt, who %N N logg acted with mildness towards the Ukets, and in a degree even favoured them, has sow cow ''llielismi as their declared adversary, and promised the Porta • flieNptrort of all his fore's loth by pea and land. He his '' to feet embarked seven or 5,009 men, end bad them leaded ' midis the proteetioa of 'tome ships of war in the Wand of Candia. This at least is the statement made by reports re. etAveditlllniSeilles,le *ldol fell credit Is there glvea. Before this, sod S. scow as the Turkish feet came out of the De& tignelles, the Greek ships stationed uff the island of rands I lliiid withdrawn, so that the Egyptian troops landed without •41ep sitios. and the Caudiato raised the blockade of the tanle held by the Turks, and withdrew into the moiatalos. 'MN active participation of the Paths la the came DON l'"Eigths,'is ascribed to an Imperial Firma*, which the Paths a Mirelly received from Coastaistinople, sad by which the Wised 'arc.dls is stilted to his Pachatick. The niche had pre eleasly deviated himself toady, on these cosditioos, to assist •la the expediting is the Morea, and is the redaction of all 4 111ailtiargents in ammo against the Porte, which Net, liOik r, is probably not to be taken too literally. The enemies Hie Greeks hope, however, that he will seed some troupe land is the Mures,fur the purpose of making a diversion to favour of Chouitchid Packs, who is to invade the Pinsigaula 2: way of Corinth. We' hear au more of the supposed "Of thell'arkish fleet, bet on the other bend two 1 • ' *ION, which lately sailed to joie the Turkish fleet, I ' to have been captured by the Giotto of IN !Weed . Two French frigates we ea the point of sailing logs, to reinforce Hie smeadrea of Admiral Hague and assist in protecting the Preach node la the 'twit. • re are nemesis frees Smyrna up to the Ikth of March. They at least make OW mention of nay more 'Nsittelaary seed's, and afire, that the was between Penis I ltlitt the Porte le Oil the point of being terminated, sad that "'mos is th e Pe r sians shall have evacuated the Pachailek of boded, tbe Turkish army suet ioued on the Euphrates will eel out rue Asia Miser, to be embarked fur Constantinople.— (PrastAfurt Papers, Apra 15 ) YRONTIERA OP SWITZERLAND APRIL 8. Leiters frtui e liareclems may. 'that a Forego'', of diatiee. Sloe has 'fel at Waihr, and that he is sikstpueed ; to be the late Pattie _l' 1 . ie.. He was on board a Fresch poliere, and 1.64 Iwo i sass !NI a toweled wish bias . Hi* baggage consisted *VIT 'Wavy chess,. [lt is thererose cial I. be sappestaal that be placed egmeof his immures is entity upon the enact or is emus Greek island.] 1t seems that he Melia of wails.* considerable stay at Mahon. To thki news we add the !Akio/lag es:ratite of the pretended light of the terrible Ali Niche :—Wlieu be saw himself re. diced to eatremities, Ise wiped with his confidants on the apparent trescitury. While they were itegociafiegg rota th e Turkish carmissoilers he prepared every thing for,,IN Bight ' , caused the greater part of his itneserce to 10 ,seek, but placed, howevei, 'a million of seegies is safety, .He thee disguised himself as a Tarkish shepheid, and awned **hi masser the issue of the uegocialigna. They tereditated, as we already know, is as agreement to deliver up his hood. The Turks melted it witlmout difficulty, but it was the head of as opt Albanian she bad died of his wounds, care tieing of course tokeii to provide it with a costly turban. A. nine of the Turkish cogoinal&ra were personally acquainted with old All, tbep were completely deceived, and retired half e leo( it, itandilik to the exploitative. Ali took adiramage of im , mil i ti a' 6, save airas4lf, arrived in safety al Hatiesitu, and those embarked on board' a Vend that was hi readiness So rr i ciy i mi ls. r i ' vair s a s beirissied, considering die, arthil charnel,' of All, that *M le mush probability is this re 41rirraresegignMeat, Apr!, 13.) ." • c*tirlidi rev ERizia. . .... ,riot from - 4111 • w •Fill- k it • a/1 .- ‘19191/IMpril le-36. " ' ST. PETSIUMItIiOII, : 11i101 . 4 Evietkagefietdodua_4lt: yst - . „ 4 •.1 !on*/ The proeeedinp in the Howe of e night were deeply iutdosting. The 11114010 Ireland was submitted to the contideration of f o ' lisment by Sir Jour. NswPorr, who petailed . great length many of greet ,Rnci e srtuual C.U.Ses whiCh by their combined inifisittice hod oppressed sJsat unhappy country. The worthy Baronet pro posed an Address to the Crew°, reciting the pea mine already adopted for treognilliamg.tisiiiseel. 'and niPressing the desire of the House {bet 0001". Wes Government should take .on early oppeete. t , el* efoubmittiog some proposition for regalatieg the if..,. of Ireland founded upon conciliatory' principles. Mr.q9OI.BURN moved th e pie_viow s . questioo, and 'rmit that the Government bed_ not as yet: matured ,hey plan which could be sub mitted to Parliament fur its sanction. Mr. Ett.ts, Member fur Dublin, to the astonishment of the House, announced his belief tbai the 4ipAsseharices in the south of Ireland form part of a 640 of nthlgi;- hostolity to the established Goventaent and Church. He sounded the tocsin bighorn" and bit-1 • gig • Up' tr . rih a crusaf/sieM the .floute beFietp. _ ",!'4 5 . 44_.49/PAlilig 'O l Vies. 0 - ' .".V.: l 4l 4l 47.ilitellifi i.biat to the Leeread Gen , demon i slist:ibis assertion., in the spiniou of the House, regnived some proof. The debate continued tor lute hour, end the motion wipP getived eiihor a division. Is.re. ur k,itiltinfore!e i bLgtference Mr. Pumas,'" Meech ler sigbs.ip *Aso* of coin T oßg, mud.« net Avelier 1144tititteibilleiptlsolic citsestiop in the preiiiit'lSidiffib Pliitafirint, but he hs4s puf t.-{ Nur( • •. ii•eo , • IL. I 1 , 2 • • York C'eamisraisCiden. tear of Thursday, Mira) 2 1 . 18 22 :s;sr FIVAI 'Obit CORRESPOND; no • .. " (Vice of Um limloralLGorMie•Boiriloore, Norekit •II • COLUMBIAN ItEPUBLIc. "A o No yesterday senoteseed me* of Cereeeeitlas 'stmt.., sad lettere fres that city to the 261 b of tbroegirss tbe imbrositin! letelitplee of lee oipidooci hie to tiring torirel-ci midi id I dot Nest. Vie hob" itelitred the Paris tapers tip to Sit -Iltdlll. 'Tilif-thitnosstiee thn approaching dePar- WM - of SE 1111 Vittatiltif from Vienna en His reties go 'hit Sovereign, hut that lie retaiiis . his honk Id that capital: Contrary conclusions are draws from Oil crequitance. Some PlMClltaitOrli comtiler it warlike. ethers pronounce it pacific: The funds declined a hide en Priduy. We hair received New York Papers f rom t h e 10th to 14 45th of lest month. In there we tt If t isport Iron? the Committee on Foreign A Mies, r.r Whip" trio referted the PaEstozor'S Message to the '. House of Representatives. concerning the recogni tion of the late Spanish Provinces in South America, I :lhis Report recommends in the b t ou ges t manner 1 04jostice sod expediency of acknowledging the iathwendence of,the seventh States, witboat any re ,forave to the diversity in their forms of Go. Cerement. ;Om, Committee begin by stating the actual lodidon of the s evers ' S tates , re . in this particular the circumstances corn ded in the PICSIDENT'S Message, and then " to examine the right and expediency, on part of the united States, of recognizing the 'offence which those potions bare effectually rieved." This question seems, in the opinion of Committee, tube decided by the admitted feet, " the people of South America are within respective limits exciarieels . 4painriger, end in fact independent." Fore* ,astions. sass _.'Report, are not permitt e d to inquire who tis i the 4'overeigas of a cosisory;,to them it is eism -4.• :will to treat with the existing Powers; and doctrine they find a sufficient illuatratioa its irreis of the rival Houses of York and Lin. rl • Ilse chiefs t ot which, as they chanced to be my saccessful p were uniformly recognised sovereigns _ : of England by foreign Governments. same tone of reasoning the Committee Hive we not seen the Einperors and Kings', resterday receive on the thrones of exiled Sore who Claimed the right to reign there, the embassies of other Powers with whom those exiled Sovereigea,ll4 !ought en asylum-a-and hive we lletneath-cilY,Ocile Emperor. and Kings thus courted and recognizediesterehty, raft of their massistres, and, from a mere change of circumstance, 1 . 85 t of right, treated as usorpersty their succemort, ' who, io their taro, have been acknowledged and ca -1 reseed bi:ilie , isitste foreign Powers ?" le this "eppeg, is determined the gnosis* of right.; the_ qlteetisse of expediency depend., ha the opinion of the Committee, upon the effect which • the proposed recognition of the South Ameriehrs Republics may exercise upon the friendly refetieos of the United States with foreign countries. :Upon the point. the Committee urge, that no nation ,of Europe, eiikept Spain benell, has hither to opposed force to the iudepeudeuce of Spo ilt* America ; that to the other nations who ham looked on with indifference or satisfaction, the recognition of its independence ought not to be offensive, but that, on the contrary, they may bye fit pected to sdopt a similar measure. This Intim posi tion may prove very true, is a result siiringing from the conduct of the Visited States in this par ticular; but it is clearly not valid as an argument to sstisfy the expediency of the contemplated toes. 'sere. There can be little dessbe Ihat every Oevern. 'West in Europe must seriously tern its atiAdion to .. • propriety—to the very n e ce ss ity of hifforving : t he example now given; bet they all must. at shit wipe time, feel that the Government of th e U n i te d' Stites has left them se alieruative, and that it would have ;accorded better with the principles hitherto ob served upon this subject by the United State., as lama as by the Powell. of Europe, that the measure dlfVecognition had been made a concurrent set, by Iwhich mine should obtain an y p art i cu l ar advantages %ea the infest Republics by a show of peculiar fliendship. 1,9.1 he C. Corispitteemspress * xpost the pert •r the paited,Stake, "a sincere deference for the feelings or Spain, and a lively ivories, in her welfare," end take credit for the forbearance hitherto displayed by the Government, iu not having earlier recognised the South American Provinces. They undertake to argue that the feelings of Spain, as.evinced by the conduct of the resolutiotiary assay of Arida- Julia. card by a Report from a Committee of the Spanish Cortes in June, lei I, are ftiveurilAt to the independence of the American Proviosset 4.,- mitting that *44lre true, which we detiert.seeati to 'deny, it oisly; gives to them a certai n p rec i p i. lanky, on the pert of the United Siete', to aistici pate Spaiu in an act of conciliation. The Powers of Europe have cot been iatepsilale to thoproproty of recognizing the South American .States at the roiliest opportunity, end it cannot. be believed that in the present condition of those Provinces, and the `utter demolition of the power of Speio within therm. they would hove failed to ray Aiye from Spaio SD likely acknowledgment of their independence. The Re. poet engages that if Spain should renew the wai.for the conquest of South America, the United States ahall observe, as they have hitheri done lAween the independent parties, un boarst ord *tonality. The Report then cencltufas . tlitts:,. 1 . 4 4 , .Y0U1F COMlDltillt having !has arinatcli;red the Rhaject ... r ,, eferrad to them, in a s illata, are unanitouusly of opinion their W — jiat owl ape. u,c act brother, William Who', 11l . to sai n t 6 0 ", t h e k ale peeping or letters alluded to, and si- mitnicat all the °direr! belongihr to proceed t 'who had the guod fartaae Ifette the war, bay, horn the part oatreillets bet ikrart ority the j n d epew 4treigo °Merril bad Wit We-. ` ey . 5 4 i otaderlt from what for hare ac aortairity, that thr ithiatel• t h e c oni d themilitary chielhOf the! , :e_. est &flu's,' i,....a. sh a l e •T"' " t es and fortuues in thes+ . ''their mi l • - •'..m i I thus in .--,=...1 the Re p Aparip.r...eas t ei 1 L , . rigitiftil to •.I.i • Ye r. . •. • • Of this d 0 1:1410BasS ihe guar wtt. ...! I .. i I . dte , , COO"; thrfs • as 11 ; 11 erl it 23. lan. '•'''• , 1 • j ~... 1 lii j e the ort-1 Al 1 1 aok, .' F libbt night, with P*o „f• lot , 4319Wtg1. g i ‘ elt i l g Thd.:4" ''' r ei grlll l utesowou, writ!! I. i m am m y sad Asmolliele's4,o ll stm...; ~~~# 4.J.1 I -`,l '!" I ~'