The Sun. — London, England, 1813-05-22 00:00:00

1 '..llkil . 'l V.A,.11.4 l‘i + -gW$ ~ I.T'OCTTH, MAY 20:—ArliVed• Old S ' WedISI) JENKs, from New-York; sailed , ... he - 2il nit. at which time' that port was.not . kaded by the English. On the coustof Aine;.• . she was boarded by a French corvette, with Matches from New-Yolk for Frilnee'; and . off li.iy Hook, spoke the Aelista fragate ; All well. Came in the. Nimrod cutter from the Channel 'PI; and the Scylla sloop of war-front a cruize. l'h Onlerieln ship illavialine, of about . 300 4)'4ibtirthen, with part of a cnrgo on board, con ,iitig of br an d y and wine, captured and sent were some days' since.on her 'passage from .tz to America, by' the Superb man of war, On.fii:e in her hold by Accident last night in. . 414)47 e, and was immediatclyseuttled. We uti-. 'taw" a v,!ry small part of her cargo was de -Ifo, and Os the tide leaves her at low water), ' l s 'xPeetcd the remainder will be saved. r rt !yed ycsterlay a nutter, privateer belonging ' ° . lk 't°Flei , ' having sprung her mast during a 'i t in the liay . of Biscay.' • A rri ved the Dispatch, Bovn, .. a , s . from Palerino, in 1 .4 1 , Polie . his Majesty's ships &Ilia and title(ilF Cape St. 'Vincent's, and wns informed I,, t _Lhey hal seen tseveral American privateers, coehl not Mlle up with them. b ut , ).It. i . 'M\ X ?l .---Arrived the Prospect, Bu CF:-. f i le f ront Siurr,,, Leone. tv, t)nt ra-boand arc still detained by con- ''',l winils. . , . l'enrr i ,,, • - 1:14::::Ina,lii(eirsi'i:1,c;c::::Itii."):::itte:tl‘i:)tr,i21...eiG:ititle.1:1;1,1.:(.1elle:lselte.;:`11:1",;NI:ltqg16111:::::IR;li:o::11:11d;1:11.:;e:elf7. l ives Ls . . Id N, ) , , i,,' ti i„ t , '.li . i . t;i , ead,, viz. his 0 1 6 , • ' . . 1 .- : I LI 1 azas, ; 1te,9144;,' for ,Plyum at .1 , .Cot I:, " ccd NohijOi for the West - Indies, &c. ' pi olt e coll' 11511' rhea pOS* 1114 ?plc for , 1 )41 t' OP"' IrAttoura, 31 Y 19 . -ArriVed . this. q n • ... day the J ' re '' Packet, Qutc 'K , li•oin Rio d e Janeiro, 5./ . I ' l ' l Passage ;* on her intssage fell in with; and i lettcaPtured hy, the Amerieun brig privateer 4411 0(!ondis of IS vans, long nine and twelve- i' l, l” ' ' i le th , ,,. • li, Vilel a ' COlTipli'lliellt of oa t hundred and 'ity tueu, trout Roston ; then in lat.:6. '.., ) (i• .-`- • kQ ., . 2 ). 8. ‘V.; after au action of o ne h ou r ai d Ttarter, in ( ViliCh the I)3cl:et had all her maits k p lll / r al IR crippled; and •all her rigging ea to ,„ ,• ‘e ,, . T:ie privateer took out of. her 20,000/. t tetli, . : 1 i . 1 4 ,Il goko, and all Cie stores, spars, canvas, ell ie,L , •• - .., , , pl.ovoaons, .3:e. thre w all the guns over-, : 4' . 4 ,1, auii t'u, , a gave hi:l up, givin g the passen in o s. it. ii(ivate iwoperty, • Tie p ac k et put I% 1.`„,,,, lids. ti.i TN 4.),-.m)19 to w9ter, Nvhen she i u t that his Niajesty's tatip Otttar, .and a..sloop :tour, had prtcevile. , l on for India. liis Alajes - s h . T itt ,,,,,, ,, sailed f, Rio front Peruant eo, with the followini; ves - els under conVoy :---; 0, • ..N . 11',7 .1 ; I, , ser, .._:-. y ',Es , for Li v erpOUl ; kt• Pi . nit, s Wi ili ART ; 14 :lizabath, . FENTIIP,II.- 4t4 ; J o lt). --.-------, Ameri can. ship- Pert, for .)on, do ilropc, pri..4., to the .iii(icoon, ditto, Zia-, f or ti. e..c.ock ; ditto. Pct , r, for London.-- .11e.bart cutter, xvitli the /..)q - ::id Shaw tratisPort, r ri7ed. at llio on the 1. - ;t.!: 1,!:,.;•eli, from Sl-..Se to il;ii,ti(iii's Bay ; ...le riii - Tr:,.l, frOwi the iti.vt.l - f or T . ,,„. , s „., ; ti,e 1rc:,.,,,,,, .:70/kar anet ITinikL, t'ric , .. ‘, v•• Our; NVLI', ertliZil:) , on the (..'o,lst Of li „,, l'" '' • ‘ , - , Gut'4'l'll- The Sir ilistire packet had not arrived tit, ~, 4 . . 1 , • • I‘.4ii-Lt.tuay sailed the tollowing pacLets, • w . i , tll. I;;rtt.:---Dttke of "Kl2t, for C:orunna ; A taltelt . et, tii. 4 , ' 11 "11 ; gifeen Charlotte, for Lisbon and La, ' ' '''cl Ilinchitztroke tor jainaica. . . ,Se,\(„iliillsl6y,TH, iliay 21.—Ships in the Ti to . m , ls . , zuhi i,r7iviee-Admiral 7AltrituAY ; .Lantirflil, i /Ch t.), A„ - '' . ' i L'ii Pair cutters, and Ut'ip receiving sl.'il'• nt.," unfortunate cireninstance occurred on NVed -1,1,, . scu. )) In oar haven,' by the Leveret's boat nit iii,, 1 . Yi1 0 ,,3 9y which tneatis midshipman and two 4illtiett,vere diOwned. 11,, • I‘"iti hi p 4Th ion,. from Dertierara for London, \' ' hn '' 'll PA. 1,. by the ila.7,ard - Atneric,,n pri i. (~ • ' lic,i().4lakill 23(i, off Charleston-bar, hY, the tli, j ott r, ' eh t i. 'liter privateer' ot Na3sati,•, and , 1 . 1 8 . 1111 , 1 r Ila-arl ttfter a ion,„ octi,,ii r!!!Ntlit!e dtty by the 4 ' ' .(•celt‘i ttl hi t !:'itli the cutter, in which the latter N i t . ssair, *he re ' 1,1 danntx-e' and' bore away for ~ ; ilt! et ITiVett (Ai the Itif March, A tr ,, ~ --- . 11 2 1 ar,„'" . 10 !)sist ,if Mr. WITITJ34EAD has ( bee b r c ! Pihr, l ', - "aqv v o t ed v t . tl ie comtnittee, ' to ne IL .(1 ill th e ••• • ) . 1 1 sulobn 'of DrurY a • IN, i „, . pilucti ~ . , .., ~ It „',.. French Lad tv 4( ‘". rvportel' yesterday that the 4orittated b res ,, i . en, in consequence o f Prussian o r il !avi . n,.,' , . 0,.. , e ' Ivi e d !,ositions , !n their on rear. ' hoard. the (4.. rt outioly night, the prtSOrICIS . netv6 . - Tv "; ,/ Pioll -;ltip at Crilliii',..!ham, - l"ilitir. ' P. ' • ' •derto ea press' their had the a, t 1 . „. ~,, , iiaate the ship, in ''' - - 1.1 -'IPAR'i.E f i li Y i I .1• Olt! S.IIIT used. vie tOries NVIIiF I . I ''''"' • ~i tcd 11.411,'' (4 v l ' Ole 111ie.3. They had eonnutunc. 1. t o h ; .itels otlo , r -in thu. re - ;lJecti% e ships, in 9r(4- ,4 tlo : ' i '',`‘ . „ Illativ . i.lv . ill mi l in...) t -: i i gilitilal oil l '?0' tritltliti,-etft.ioi..l,l,l illclt.i,t, •,,,‘,,:i.i1e,..;:t...p.e,y.eng.eil I..f"'" C.kill:Yilig. tact" I Nt , -...'' r e .411!y :2 - ,tfttified With the br . illia . tit, 11 )4' 111:',"(41,4, ittiil k.i‘cand I)it,play of FGT. kit 0.113, tt. i t ,'" ‘:.ee exhibited oil'Mouday lat., I" 1"1",1. - t i r ' 4 ) . , al tri,iliness the 1;11 - 1.7C E 3 Of WALE'S S f li't' ~1 " ,1 " ,Y, at PiIWLAND and Sozc'§.., Pr''Priet'rs of It o 'etcr'l'itetl ~c as , :,r 'Oil, . paturai.ted by her I.ali.vl-1.ii;h:,..,..;:i, Kion - 71 s t ree t,. nattoti:-g , ar(!e t n n . d • tie rq . 1 1 ; d'ly , ar(), G.;or:ger n imb, of Bot-Lis.( , tihh a 1 't"riiv CAst It!, WeaVer i ii ii SeXtoll Or the pa -1:-irt,,i'"ii-ig had a quarrel with 'a neighbour, de-' til t i that in order to al , : , :Lc, , himieif, l:. !. wOuld tle.M throat tind er the window NVI, l'4 li •i, 01) . 116 !\ F! t i o . ; P ; and ivitich threat he actually pill - ! - •!to alvt, ." 1 1 a (!ity or two afterwards. It apveizijs ttiati v . T. t!iiit be did not do the buslncis cfive 4t(ii:,'". lII , ' ,ftNst t ,- ; , :tatero, ns he'survived till 547 k u ,. Y. ll 'Olt ir,t whe t ; a l e died, the victim of a I. irascible di„, .!... • • ' .. iI\v'tELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND.I•3I)RIN-C1 FRMAY, "Al AV • Mr. .Sbalsespear's Dobadil, RA; 41. b. bezit Major Wilzon's Spotless, Sst. 711). A. F„ lOng-s. h. ft. A Gold Cup; rattle Sogs: -tit be /laid for by a.stiliScriptitin ir, ; y:. earl), the strplus, if 'any, to go to the winner: to :k run forby horses of all . slit,.!s. M. M. Ld Foley's Teasitle, yrs. 3s t. 9I) Gen. Gower's Crispin,. 1 3 yrs. Est. W 1). . . . The :lodge pl;teed but 5 to 2 agst. Tetyridate--$ to -I 'agst. Crispin. . . . . . . • 14 F. G. Osborue's July, fee. 40gs. from Mr. Craven's Pen tagon, Bt. 31b..each. T. 7. C. ioogs.* h. ft. • D. of I(tiflanirs Elizabeth,'s , t. , 2lb. rec.ft. from Mr. Brudn's Vollyboeli, Bst: 101 b- T. M. !".:00,' b. ft. ' - TIIE ROMAN cATIAOI,“:, BILL. The Roman Catholic gill, as athendetl 5n the' Conidittec, hag been printed. The preainhlei as in the Bill originally, and the Dill : itself, are the same in...effect. The following is the s-;hstance.of the new clauses added by. the Committee .O.AUSI: (No. Further precautions to be taken for ascertain ing, to the,' satitifaction of 'his the loyalty and. peaceable ( :induct - of Romin.Cat Indic • Priests: exercising episcopal functions, ,or the functions Of a Dean. - • ills l .NrajeSty; &c. to be fully informal of the nature and extent Of any inter - coarse between his - subjects•and a Foreig - a ,Poner ; in order to guard against any danger to the' ate Former Laws; against intercourse with Rome, undistinguishingly . Severe. •'l.'uro Commissions •to he appointed ;• one in Great Britain, one in 'lreland : consisting of , (in Greet Britain), Roman, Catholial . 4elesiastics exercising Episoo cal Funetions•; of Lay RoMan Catholic Peers or' Convoioners (Commoners to be qualilied) ; ,and of Privy Conusellors,Af.which one of his -Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State to be one : ►, (In Ireland) .• Of Roman Catholic Ecclesiastics exer,°,..,,ing 1. pis con;tl Functions ; cif Lay Roman Catholic Peers or :or:-guioncr4 (Commoners to be qualitied ); of Privy Counsellors of Ireland, of which the Se cretary vo the-Lord Lieutenant to benne. 2.--five Commissioners to form .I.Joar(l. 3.--Provided that the Secretary of Statc. or a aProtestant Privy Counsellor, and one s'ich Ro man Catholic! Eceksiastic and one such-Lay Ro man Catiiolic, skull he of the said "Board in Great Britain ; • and in , Ireland, the Chief Secretary,',or a.Protest ant Privy Counsellor, and on,; such Ro man Catholii.: E•xlesiastic and oiie such Lily Ifcn man Catholic.. , =l.----4.3ccretary of State, or in his absence the Serum-Commissioner in Great Britain ; Chief Se cretary, or in'his absence the Senior Commissioner in Ireland, to be Presitlent,,of thelioard . . 5.. Power to his :dajesty to revoke Commis sions, and issue (kw ones. • • • , G.—Provided t 1 ;at such new Commissions shall issue tvithin• six wee!:s after the revocation, and that each Boavd ai):‘ohocil by each Commission shall contain Roman I. 4 f,:lesia.sties, Lay Roman Catholics, and Privy Counsellors, as afore said. 7.—Commissioners to take the following Oath : A. B. do Prornise and swear, that 1 will, without favour or affection, prejudice or matice to any person wh4fsoever, faithfully and, impar tially, mid Co the bc"st of my judgineot anti discre. , tiort.,•o4:ecute and perforin the tinties.Of a Coot trissiotlcr ychted in me by•virtue cat an Act oftlit•i fifty-third of Lis..ntjesfy, A /k n . Act,'. &Q.:sand honcstly truly aOetsc his Ma jesty 7:;'. all mat ! .s ~•hielt, shall ,?oote before toe as a Commis' '-oer under the said Act ; and tlnit wi!lnM, directly or indirectly, publish,' disclose, or.mak'c knov.ot, eN.cept to hi > MaHty, or.by . his Majesty's wow:laud; any•matter or ti.•:ng ‘vhatso e‘w, v,hich may or shall to , iny kroc.let44o by reason or in consequence nt niy ben g a Coot-, missiencr under the said Act. Luy Itmnati CatholiC Commoners to take also the following Oath : • i` I, A. B. do swear, that I am possessed of 'a freehOld . lauded .estate in ..Great Britain [or; in Ireiand, as the (:: . 41se ari)' be] . nt'not 16s than 10001; yearltir, of 20,000/.. in personal property, as the rise may • o',iths to be administered by: Commissionemto each other, aml recorded. : • S.—Boards of Commissioners in Great Britain and lreland empowered to make regulations , for their.own proceeding's ; and to appoint secreta ries or clerks. Subject to 'the approbation of his Majesty in Great Britain, and to the Lord Lieute nant in Ireland. • Commissioners of the Treastiry in Great Britain and Ireland, to issit!., Out or the consolidated fond, 10001. for the riyment- of the: epences of the .Iloartls, and solories of secretaries or clerks. , • 10.--LNo (onunissioOcir to recei 'e any 'salary. 11:—Secretaries' and:rclerks:to take die follow ing oath I„ 4.13. do proiniic and swear, That I will, according to the best of my skill and knowledge, faithfully execute the office of seere tary [or, clerk], to the Commission appOinted by an Act of the . 53d of his Majesty, intitnled, An Act, Awl that I wilt not publish', diSclose, or make known, to any per Son whonisoever, save to the Commissioners of .the said Comiiiission, or by i their authority, any.tnatter'Or thing which May come to my knowledg'e by reason 'or in eonse geepee of my, said oliiee.". • 12.---The office Of Commissioner; not to •be compatible with, nor to vacate, 'a seatin. the flo-use at Conmons. • Roman C Atholic Priest in flrre,at iii i t a i u o !rebind, other than such as.are•alrei,idy ire th.o !:%; - I..cisc. of such fix:it:Opus, to ~!sQlutic tilt: LX- ercise of Inne; - ;ons, or ot* the tnnetiOns of li D cati ; v: lime name shall not have been fire Violist; ilotificcl to the PrOident :the Board. of Conniny3iOners No 01)61 . iid shall have received the sigitifica ti:ni of his aiiprWitation, .of that of the itan.(l !Inuit oi:ll.cl:intl.,. 1,1.--Pr,:,,,idont of the Itnarti of Commissioner's in Cheat Britain and Ireland, to lay the naiue'.at . - the i'i'i-:;t so notified to him forthwith hefore the BOMA ; • lint.rd within Nix weeks to report to his Nru icyzir, or the Lord Lieotenata Of Ireland, their . • , Opinion .th,the loyalty and peaceable. conduct of, Ow laid Priest ; • . • . trpoa itepo.rt,, ,his Arajestv the Lord - lieutenant of Ireland may,, by. and %vitt' the zol vice of Om! ConlnlissioneKs, approve or digarprove, of ihe- ; -_ _ . . . • And his .:Vlajesty's or. the Lord . Lientenant!s tali • probation or disapprobation, shall he signified to the sisiti by the S-2cretary of State in Cl eat is)ritain, .and under•the hand and seal of the Lord Lieutpaznit of Ireland. or his Chiei Seeyetarv, r within ten days afterlleport. Such instruments to state that the said appro bation _or .iti,appr(ibati „ ii is given on iic ,ft port, and by and with the advice of the Conunissioners. 15.—Instrui1 eut signifying. his. Majesty's ap probation or flisapprobation, to be enrolled in ,the Court of Chancery attested cOpy thvreuf to be evidence on trial. . • 1 13.---Any such person prosruning to e:icereisc Episcopal ftinctiom, .or those of _De,an, witbout such notification, -or notwithstanding his Majes ty'sdi.sapprobation, „or Ivithout Ii Majesty's up- - probation, to be, guilty of t tnisdelac:inotir, and, upon conviction, .to 'be liable to be sent out of, the kingdoni.. .17.—Persons receiving Bulls,. BEc; from the See of Boum, or nu - der authority of the See of itoni,e, or'of ; any other Spiritind Superior,: to send Stich Bull, is oright.iii', .to the President - of _the of Commissioners in. Great Britain or Ireland re specti vcly. . 'President to lay the sanie-beloye the Botra. . Board to inspect, and report to. his Alkiestv or Lord,Lieutenint - ; if.innoceht; : the said Bull to he returned, &c. indoried.by the :iiecietary of State, or Chief Secretary 18.---,2rovided that where" the instrument is 'purely privite and spirit4,and such as the son receivi,n; it sh;til const,'icntinusly tiro?: he can not sub:nit to inTection, ho 01:0; deliver a Cc rtiEic.ac to that with Oath 1, A: B. do .Vic - ,ll' thAt the instrument [rtes.' scribing the instrim, %ruieh hereliv.acknow— k4getadinve'roceiv,-•. ~01 the '-..;ce dome [or, from sneli other body or r..rsou, as-the case may be, under , the a Ihe suhl See] does re-; late wholly to, the pers:iind spititual concerns Ol' Cue party-or parties ill respect of whom it, ha' been issued, and to no other matter or . thing whatso ever and is of such a nature, that Ido sin;:erely aritt i consci;:ntionsly believe that 1 - cannot, accord ing., ,to the dis , :ipiine. of. the Roman- Catholic Church, submit the s :nue to I,:iy'in'Teetion, ti help me(ion." • Oath to be taken before the Commissioner's; or in any of the COurts before inentioaed or (in ee)' : -. ' tail) cases) before two Justices of t . he,Peace. In surh case, power to the Connuissioners.:th - allow tire instrument..to .be sent up sealed, to be inspected by the senior Leclesiastical Commis sioner only.. • if he rout - inns the Statement - as to the nature of the instrument, the sante to be reported to his Majesty or to the Lord -Lientenaut of: Ireland; aud thcr::apon the in,,tritanent-twhe Fetal:lied in dorsed by the sajd senior Ecelesi:htic;tl Co:nink simler, without'inilher inspection. . - 19.--Persons cottformit :to foregoing direc tions in reveet to ifSte. to"b , :lt eXttillpt froni all pe alties of existing laws against interci,urst with !tome. '24.--ffer,ons. hat confort;tiog, to ha n; tni...“l:!!ncan,r, and upon couvt:Lioa,• itl licit cif-all iwnaizies ,of 4 A Ming "laws, to by iiithle to btrient out or time 51: • ~••• - DURLIN, iiL. X 16. C 111101.1 C 1 A 114ATUS. This venerable Body, the t.;:athOlie .Archbishops, Bishop -4, no , l.Vicar Capitular !rehunl, have d s ninct! inty a soleSe;:,loa to he held iu this. city, O n Tilisda,k, Tin; Bill depending doubtless, the oe cashin. of, the • - meeting, and their decision will quiet the public inind upon the nlanning appre- Inmsions, by wliitdi it is, so generally and so justly affected. MtZIEELIS CU TODD. On Saturby last Lord Forbes,' John La Touche, and Dennis Ilowvs Ddy, were taken into 'custody in this city, for uon-attendanee in their places in the nonce of Commons, upon the call of Tuesthy, the 10th inst. The Catholic Pioard; met on the 15tb -instant. After some preliminary business, Mr. Drumgoole ogleltided, a. speech of cousiderable length, with movinir the fxillowitur Resolution , Resolved—That ac du rule-.; and re-ulopt the , Resolution entered lutO by the (3,,enerai Committee of the Catholics of lrehuiili, on the 2d of March,' ISI t) : "That, as Catholics and Irish Men, we never can or will cokisent tO any •interterelice, clther direct :or indirect, upon the part of . the ;•Crown, or the servants of the Crown, in the ap pointment of OUr Bishops ;' and that we foci our selves called upon‘to repeat this otir fixed I ant, alter - able determination, at Gine %Olen ice sec with t‘egret and astonishment, this interference in :the e lection of, our .Bishops, against which the Catholics:of Ireland . ; both clergy and laity, have with one voice protested; about to be established by taw, . and that in a way More , injurions to reli gitm,.:tud touch tatire objectionable than hereto fore proPoseil. • - s • • • NS moved the . preions gaestion. A larig discussjoit cit,suctl. . . . ' Air. O'CoNxEr. fina)ly ppoposeti. an adjourn . ment of Ow original motion until SattilliktV the 501 tla'y of Juni: next, which wai carried unani mously. . Mr. ILkocri gave notice of ii motion to the col- - lowinget - Ye - et . . 4 • • hat -in the.proreetlingf; of the CatltOlie Bonrci, Sitturflay,, the kt OfS.Niny,, as poi.,iiislied m The E,..en.ing Pfna, 116 motion vies entertaiaed retative to the Cati,otic 13i11 mow pending in Par . ljaatent, our wo., tt iv itesolutioa , :plopted to coti vey the sens,e of the Board thereapoti." Alter 7 variety of other business to hcen • po,ed of, the . Boat 41 ittlioll4llCti :until 1,-",ctitliltiry tacit. It is expeetel that 6e U lit-ral t.tv s% ro, of the tit Guardi, ‘vill get the battalion of the 6001; cacao by the death of n rral ‘V)1111: It NM. The 3(1 Genoa') lluzrat , , boo*.,trong, is ordered for loroBu ncr v:ce. • I s MPERIAL Fill LTAMENT. lioU.rio'F LORDS PIO DAV, MAI 4 - .21 Connsil q•ere.finailv. heard .respecting'the Spots Appeal, Cklise, -- NPA4m v, AP,Adani, Hien, after d;seussion of its n?k.riis, tin!ir affirmed the judgment of he Scots ,Conrt. Th,Royat Assent cy.o; Commissioa tO Puhlie and Priv tteits. Among former were, the Excheluer Deben-ures, the ALirtue Ortict;i's Wine, di Irish Odieers Widows. "simis, Merchants Bonds, 11;1- don, Irish :Sugar liish Trade, Irish 'Atilida, anti tint Berm (hi 'Trade 11;11s '.l ht Ctlnllll 01111'S NV,:re the L 4 ii I) CELLOW, tilt! NIARM..;I 3:1:1 hAlth CuoLmoNn2LEY. Their Lord4iipS tit(:a Adjourn for. some dine during plcasure. On-the resiuningof the.the.Slouse, the Sents,Cre ditors Bill was read a third tine, and passed. `c he American Prize Good•i'and the Swedish Claims Bills severally iliisse(; through Conr.iittN.:s of the whole I-lonse,, and were reported without any Antendnieut., • CONATES - STIPNDS BILL. The Order of the Day, upon' whleh their Lord ships were.sunimoned, beik read, the Earl of' FliattowaY,rose; moved the third reading of this Bill. The Wrshop - of LoNnoN Urged 'a 'variety of olt jeetions to the men,m(e, and prominently advert . - 01 to the consideratiMt, in his mind, that the BM proc,eedell upon an ii.isunlptiol) that the 'Bisltop3 did not aleginttely. p:.si form their pastoral' dwies: Tr:e detad4of •the me3 , 3nre, he thought, wonld great .. gronnd fo . r ; and it militat ed scriotis - lv, ag;:inst that salutary di'sdretion which was vested in the Bi . shops - for'the ad . Vaacement of I .).clHion, and the rsrwral benefit of the Church. The Pi . elate concitird by moving that the Bill be read afhird time that day three 111011!li • The 1/0111) CIIAwCtLLon expressed considerable doubt; tls 'to the I , ,theileialiei'Hency of. the MIL' if the' canon late respecting.residence 'IV:6 to lie enforced, By - statute, why eonfioe the enartmehts to the inferior order of the Clergy Why not enact with reference to the Bishops, the Deans, -P.-clic:net:Aries, and the higher orders ? Ile thon:. , ht that nothing. effectual mild be done in the way. proposed, until, by some effectual means'. they ascertained the real worth or value of livings. The:clause to which he prominently objected, in • the Bill, he repeated, vent in effect to substitute the Curate for theincnuthent, though it threw many of .the serious burthens, such as the erec tioiiA alidrepairs; on the shoulders of the inctun bents. _ Lord firnasmitt spOke'at some in sup port of the ;he adverted' to the proportion which the Church 'Revenues bore with respeqt to the I.cied property of theitingdom ;. ol ) serred the accounts it appeared, that in at least, thousand paris!ics out of upwards of ten thou sand, there „ere not resident inctunbents ; anti . after ,;lancing; : at the •inadequate. manner in which 'the parochial (1016 were in too tilany,instancei performed . i.:iTint•ul- at the difficulties which lay ilt • the cyay l lt,,,Bishops, being informed of ~such. •tliitu 1.1,e supported the Eftll, becanse , iie wits c )111:idea the ineitsure, through its operation, ‘vOold support the real interests of tbe . Cliiireli, and ceure.a better perfOrnia nt t! of the clerical and sacred dutic, on Nrhich the peace and happiness of society so much depended. The Bishop, of. Woe:Iv...T.lM argued' at smite length against the Bill. The li~irl of LtvEaPoot, supported it in tin or gamentative speech ; the colirse of W h ich he took n view of the Church .Eqablislintent, in its political as well as ecClesiastical relations. The Bill, he thought, would prove a salutary and be neficial measure ; not only as it went to ameliOrate the condition of the, inferior Clergy, brit in its tkmdeney to induce a' better performance of the, parochial duties ; though thoSe, oflate years, ap peared to hint to - be in ia state of amelioration. The Earl of I.I.AD:on ,said a few words, the tendency of NViliCh ste were unable-to collect. The Archbishop of 'C ‘N•rtatautY sP:lke approbation of the measure ; and as it went to limit a discretionary 'power, which was. .wisely vested in: the Bishops for the benefit. of re ligion and the convenience of the chnrch.. Earl GabsVEtslott 'argued against the Lord CitiEttvn.tE : spore at sonic length, in support of the Bill, of even the necest3ity,of which there eiitild be no doubt, when,, the ac counts on their Lordships.. table, evincing such a deplorable dcticieley, wi th res-poet to parochial re • sidence, were considerbd. •Th.c.nicasurei hesidoi its provisions with respect Atil Curatat, went to impose greater iuducetneuts;qvito respect to .iii-' : CUlltbents, to ,reside. -Upon the various grounds on which he considered it, the Bill had his hearty eoucurrelw;!. .Lord'sKENvos spoke shortl,against the mcs sure. Ois Lordship was followed by Lord LEN BOMOUGH Who warmly opo Ld it. The Earl of Ilmtnow.By snokeat some len in support of the lid - Land re erred to the lean:. , ar o runnmts which - 2 had'heo itrged against it eourSe of the . discussi,.m. 1)o1nce;i1v advei .to that at the - snpposed poverty being. One of the eliief .cqn4es non- which, - in point of fa-t, as appeArcd i eurnelits, he s4;(I, xv,:s not the ' ut,tl).c , wtion thcra Appr A ~, ........... . t. . 1 t Ailijsll'ilee fl IPA' , thu ,hird re..lirl‘r 71•11)11,1it.r. • n Pit ;Tl4 MAY `2l. The SPEAYER Catllo to the Tionse at three. , at'wr he was noned to tile tiotme of to hcar clip, ItoyaVAsseilt -'.welt to a ltunkber o f .P u blic and Private' Bali, (tor Iliai sec the LOrtb): -