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( s h• f fe° di~ W i t ,c o e ( 1 A rt' -. 10" ill on, :3)ll' ici er a " I le' noill4 re sP 0.1 111 x „ , ec k Li le d i" wretch e ,cer se : / ' o 1,10 . ; e §r e it ) r •! be ef: ow e t pre- ii , e g beir t o „ fo re , ig .11 ; ier y . i a p t.: roll et' 1 5 j o ilr .e it n its l no citr 6 4 1 1 ,. 0 0 a I, "' ort" erY 't I i ed. ' ti cif ent °JI tc OP li f t; e jr) I be ck i eo e U JsT'' tuO;NDON jOTIR:NALS. m I ‘IOIIININci PAPERS OF THIS DAY (The ithe ) 0 Ur (rite Letters confirm the appointment of h tttah it..at,h mirg as A —in asscol • to th e o f - "Il l This Ofli'Pet• IS said if) be a("stirlguislied and popular character, hat of li°4erate fertune. he saccessor of M. de uaill es, at St. Petershurgh, is not yet positively h tt r ° ,, l% ; rl. (le Nesselrod e , the Itussiart Secre lq 'flr Poreigil Aff a i rs .is representel as expre,s ll,,°Pinions highly favourable to tt t i t " of the new Fr ench Minis•ry ;an 117. N-elide to r t :. 4l sta see (0 a ll , % .t„, wish to inaiitain a close rit be twevn Fran ce and Russia, so me. de( Prevail e d that the falter 11.0%ver th i l 7 red the di sso l ut i on of that Cabinet of Ilt)%tr Richelieu was the leader. It is sup thßt th e l ate Prime I‘,liiiistcr will r e fu se t h e if:lt-I.'lll r ecently voted t o hi m by !he I)cputies: lhq• e 'l' the litt;itations tinder which rheY h av e the fit to gr ant that revenue, recalling it in 111 41 - 7 rn or the Doke's death without is sue S;u , k the Oft iiito a mere . y; 1 ,! , 1 1 4, iccord kaitli the laud professions of_ gtt hr”kelo M rth on a ll s id es when M. negociations w ere fi rst k nown to have t see, the departire of ti le foreigners froem Tile pr opos i t i on of a law for th e bres Yof IN•li , ii s t er • appears to h ave tr.,a r' ,„ .1-rnie4.t„, kii , t111 1 : 1 'time favour with their coon- Plorning, Post.) FRIV ATE CORRESPONDENCE. 1-1:'"11'cl" `'F A LETT E R FRoMROME. 411 11 e , IS 1:1011,1vSi, Pius VII. becom e s more_ In.- 1 1\ :, 111 1t : I t t7 ! 4 a 7 . It is f eare d t h at the Holy ‘Ve.k tutu: he never can go through the ta ceretlanni..l ; this will be in March. t 9) to the " Rising Sun,." 1 Ev er y t hi ng i s gay .8"(1 l ively 142 I he Pr incess Booghese (11'"hae) ta k e s l e t'er s , at the fa , hionable assembl t rs ; he r :12"'nes are con‘r:4l;ilv well attended.. I Phe Three Graces, executed by the I.n -41'1 Cl' •I t (3, 00 va ; they exceed de e,4l(l:;tiisllllo(llcertain krth e ? ir ,na t t i c o l e ' s r s i Prince Regent R i t will The Ilerlicis, for the Marquis of Lansdowne,. ~trt 6ll ". We are still much infested with 'in this vicinitv•" "Mantic% that theft'_ v s rti nrcessi4 for rive interference. the exiStirig laws being Sufficient. The Ut the Sitting was occupied in dis cussing Petitions'. The lateness of the hour pre vented the 'Members brim a'ssettibling in tl.e Bureaux for the examination Of the Projet re specting the responsibility of Ministers. They are therefore to assertible for that purpose to, MORO W. FIVE PER CENTS. Monday. Tuesday. 70f. 30c. 70 f. 9u c. DEFERRED STOCK. Mouday. Tuesday. Of the 22r1 March, 1817.....83 f. 15 c...8.1f. 65c. 22d Sept. f. 15 c... 82 f. esc. 22d March, IRIS ... 79 f. 15 c... f. 85 c. 22d Sept. 1818.. . . 77 f. 35 f. —c. New York Papers to the 10th tilt. arrived this morning. (From the New York Evening Poe of the Bth.) SOUTH AMERICA. This morning arrived the schooner Midas, Capt. Dickerson, PO days front Coquimbo, with copper, to John Donnell ; sailed 87th November. Accounts were received at Coquimbo, that on the 6th September the lioyalists had evacuated Conception, after blowing up the fortifications,&e. An illumination took place on the occasion. The expedition that had been fitting out at Valparaiso against Conception had in consequence turned their attention to Lima with redoubled vigour, and intended shortly sailing. An embargo bad been laid at Valparaiso, and orders for enforcing it at Coquimbo had just arrived, when the Midas immediately got under way and sweeped out,.giving informa tion to several vessels, who did the same: they were the French Whaling ships Archimedes, Captain Bunker; the ap e ~4.0,.„ — __ Ca!barine, Booke, of L on d on -,110 0 b arre l s of oil on boa r d. . ____— 4 i.„ l t'ep t ~,. PRICE O F I:TocKs . The brig General Jackson, Coulder, sailed a fete days before ip tt t tit 'Rpcl3 DAY AT rWELYF: fecLorfc. for Nantucket ; the ship Factor, titigerald; l a few days be ipt Ctc(:, ) ,,;'• • ..... 77i1 I Bank Long Ann 201 5-1611 is r (4 4 ,'.. ; .....770 77 India BOllds 76s. i t s. h r. ore , fishing. The ship PaCket. Hill; of Boston, sailed .10th ' N ''.• •... 95 1 144 Exch. Bills, 24.....659 pr. September, for Canton ; off the port, spoke the brig Mace -4... 105 d } Cons. for Account... 7714 l a; do ciao, Smith, of Boston, from Valparaiso, !maid down the coast. The brig Savage, Perry, of Baltimore, was at Valpa raiso, and expected at Coquimbo., . . Director Higgins was at• Valparaiso, superintending the fit ting out of the Expedition, consisting of the following ves sels, wider Admiral Blanco :—San Martin, 64 gnus, formerly the Cumberland brig Indiaman—Santara, 54 guns—Coquim bo, 20 guns, formerly the Avon of Boston—Arcarean, 18, formerly the Columbus of New York—the Eagle, 18, a prize taken from the Spaniards—the Mavpo, 16, formerly the Ariel of Baltimore—the Santiago, 14, formerly the Lancaster Witch—three gun-boats and several other armed vessels, be sides a number of transports. General San Martin was at Mendoza, on his way to Santiago, with a ieinforcement of i th, N t4r4t i "Ped ilion fitting out at Cadiz is expected . lil 4l4lY A"ail • it is the last effort to recov er -41ll e:---and the Commit)ler in Chief 111'1(11.1. ) ne out with the sword in of s truce in the other.—Obid-one ) ... 1 --".........„..... -....-........... 4- i . Tir t -A T 11. ICA 1. REGISTER. Al 1, 14,,,t tin, Performed Last Night. tu ll 'e \•, 1 %. j 4 Al '. DIWRI , LAKE,-The Castle Spectre: Os 'lt.k 1 !-ve • "` 4 e ; Auo-rla Mrs. W. West. After which, b A tik k tlt r Arrow. ' ' • -Ittr'4,, 4 L,eO vENT-GARDEN.---Guy Itlannering: Henry kiti'r• llaruset ; Mrg Merrilies, Miss Somerville. 'Hariekotin Munchatisen. - L`l D ubli n 2 Waterford, I France, I New Y or k. h Hamburg(, 1 Lisbon. ; 11 f L t - ON I II 2 O i fi r tißt . riGE 'I'O•M()RRC)IV. ur c.r . .vrntityr, 50 mutates after 12. Pr im stixr nICERE FALSTJ3I A UDEAT ? `" ) - 1 Y, FEBEEIIII 7 6, 1 8 1 9. l' ''es'l reeilr ed this morning the Paris Papers of W ed aY wed„esday last. Th e Ill on if eur o f thrl"(l4y contains a Report from the Minister I,4tie,litrinr, recommending, for the b ene fi t o f 't lur e. the establishment of Experime n t a l t/f r ,'" t he different Departments ; anti alsoelPitCell tr al Co unc il of Agriculture in the of kt t A Royal Ordonnance follows the Re the establi s h ment o f a C ouncil lte Oiculture " , with corresponding Member s ,, ki, lle . (l e M embers o f t h e Council have been 81)7 Cg or b Y t he Mi n i ster of the Interior, consist (be 44 Duke d e l a R oCHEFAUCAULT, the V . 4.1 1 ,4..-4APTALs. &c. &c. The following are money, Sze. Captain Dickerson, after leaving Coquimbo, was becalmed several days in sight of Juan Fernandez, Massafero; saw two brigs, apparently crnizers, off Pernambuco ; has been 15 days on this coast, with Lingering weather. Dec. 18, spoke the brig Hope, 7 days from Porto Rico, for Boston ; in Lat. 324. Long. 76. Barque Gideon, from New Orleans, for New York. TREATY WITH ENGLAND. WAstrinoToN, DEC. 31.—1 t is said that the Commercial Convention, recently signed by our Commissioners in L•ndwn with those of the British Government, has been received in this City, and was yesterday laid before the Senate by the President, f.r their advice thereon. MONTEVI . DEO, Ocr. 9.—On the Ist of this month, Pneyrrd on pent an Expedition against Santa Fe, under the command of Don Ramon Balcareel and Major-General Saez, composed of SOW VeteratiS and . Militia. The . Director and the Congress have agreed with O'Higgins to sell the Country to an ‘Euro 7 pests Foreigner, who is to be crowned in South America.— The Envoy for this object is ready to .depart from Buenos Ayres. With Use permission of the P.rtuguese he will pass to France. " CHAMBER OF PEERS. SIT TING OP FEBRU ARY 2 . 4 t3 li 4" discussion commenced ott the Pr o j et :; ct ng th e Duke de Richelieu. ‘ttl I 'WO Peers ‘vefe heard, and their Speech** , ,eited to be -rioted: 1„ . P kliti " th3clissiiin was dosed, and the different , be of the Projet aureed io. 11 i llte ..- ''' 1 4,. w t es Were then taken on tie whole Jet - 4443', which was adopted by a majority ot 83 i t , i,. 4 " Chamber separated without any fixed al . tl'unieot. Criers.—San Martin was to hare crossed the Cordelleras on the Sth August, but he received (s. polite intimation from 1. the Chilidas not to return to that country. In consequence of this he resigned, alleging for such a •step, the failure of the Govei :talent of Buenos Ayres in providing him with the 50,000 dollars he had required. Such ridiculous pretence cannot deceive any body. The 'Monster of America shall not return to Chili ; and shall be well punished for his crime, unless he soon escapes to England, to enjoy there the large sums of money he has robbed us of. The army of Chili and Buenos Ayres is 6000 strong, composed of veterans, badly paid and dissatisfied. In the month of Atigust,,the Royalists oc cupied the province of Conception. Although it is generally reported that the Chilian squadron is corksiderable, I do not " CIIA:11T3E11. II th e 01: DEPUTIES. (' A t i , t , questi on respecting Appeals from Nri:lig" and Guadßionpe from decisions in the k)1 tlicre, whilst these islands were in the (le I"si( rn ot the English, brought under consi (l4tiQ4 through the tnedium of a Petition, the (ail:lelber. °after some discussion, passed to the of the bdy, ou the ground, urged by Al. consider it sufficient to destroy the maritime forces of Fen nand in the Pacific. General Brayer made his escape front Buenos Ayres on the 2.4 th Srptember last. He haspublished a manifesto of his conduct, which a friend is now printing,. and which I shall remit by the first opportunity. I see hint every day; he is in good health, and with hopes of returning to Chili. The Paraguay and Peru continue in 'the sante state. MusizvivE(), SErr. 17 ---Since ray Ix7l* elninuunkation the " PAats, Fan. 3.— . -The King heard mass yes terday in his apartment, , , and afterwards trans acted business with the Marquis Dessolles. " On the complaint of M. Henan, PrOcnrenr- General, M. Caveat', Advocate, is cited Wore the Council of Discipline of his Older, re specting a letter wri . teu by him to demand communication of the Papers of the procedure respecting ContiHon, charged ‘vitlt having fired a pistol at the carriage of the Duke of Wellington. " The Duke de Richelieu arrived at Bordeaux the 28th ult. " BERLIN, JAN. 23.—The King set out the 20th, at six in the morning, for Frankfort on the Oder, to receive the En►press Consort of Russia, on her way to Custrin. The King returns here this evening. The Empress is expected at Ko nigsberg the 27th, and to continue her journey to Russia the next day. •‘ Considerable changes have taken place ►n the Ministry here." Poriognese hive suffered smile partial reYbses Arti,:ri, last month, obliged tbigu to abanaon the town Of El Herbidero, where they haatbleire;' aTI their artillery and baggage. The desertion of the Portnvoiese troops COl:Tinned rather to in crease; they are badly treated. paid, and fed. Artigas will conclude by having over all; the Portngtiese division, and with these deserters he will tight the remainder. The Portu guese at Monte Video, in the meanwhile, are engaged in con stant amusements. Balls are .given at the- Fort, every Friday, and Billiard-tables frequented every Saturday by the Ladies, tiny have no idea of sallying 00 against the Gauchos. They say they are•expeeting - -rtinforcements, and in the mean time their forcesare re - docing to a mere sheleton: We feel very great reluctance in torching litly uport a subject of a very delicate and important nature, but as we are•assured that it is mentioned in the higher political circles, and is likely to be come a topic of peculiar interest to the country, we may be excused for alluding to it. We are in formed, in a quarter to which we have often been indebted for important intelligence., that a Gentle man, of very high character at the Chancery Bar, has visited a distinguished Female in Italy, for the purpose of preparing her to expect a. minute investigation 'of her conduct. • Happy shall tve•be to learn that her account will prove correct and satisfactory ; but if otherwise, the Law, which pays no respect to persons, will doubtless be car-. tied into full effect. It must be evident that the reports which have long been in circulation, and which recent . events are said to render more •striking, loudly call for inquiry. If the Lady of any Nobleman in England continued flitting about the world with similar volatility, would not the husband incur censure if lie did not resolute ly demand investigation .?‘ But the subject is et present of too delicate a nature, 'as we have said, for us to enter further Upon in the present state of the case. SHIP NEWS. LIVRRPOOL, FRB. 4.—The L{obert, CLARK, from hence to New York, was abandoned at sea, dis masted, and in a sinking state, in lat. 37. lon. 54. W. Crew arrived at Bourdeaux in the Warrington, of Philadelphia. Ilsawicn,TEß. 5 —The Lively, LINDSAY, was got otr the Goutieet Sand to-day, and brought into Ibis harbour. by five smacks. The Admiral Durham. --, front Demerara to Bet mutla, was .totally wrecked oft the ‘VCEI end of 11 , 1muda, 23d December ;—part of the cargo saved. UNI VERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, FEB. s.—The late Dr. Smith's Annual Prizes of twenty-five pounds each, to the two best Proficients in Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, amongst the commencing Bachelors of Arts, are this year adjudged to Or. Joshua King, of Queen's College, andillr. George Miles Cooper, of St. John'S College, 'the first and se cond Wranl.7jers. The Rev. Edward Andetson,Tellow of Queen's College, and Minor Cation of Carlisle, was on Wednesday last admitted Bachelor in Divinity ; til e Rev. John Michael Brooke, of Jesint College, Master of Arts ; and George Alexander Wood, of Catherine hall, Bachelor of Arts. The subjects for the Prizes given by the Re presentatives in Parliament for this Univet sit y for the present year are, for the • SCNIOR BACHRLORS—Qucenam fuel it Oraculorunt tem in doles ac natura ? MIDDLE BACH gLons—lnter veterum pliilosoptiorum sectas, cilium potissinitini tribuenda sit tans verce sapientice ? The subject of the Seatot►ian Prize Poem fin the present year is—" Moses receiving the Tables of the Law." . The Rev. R. H. Greenwood, M. A. Fellow of Trinity College, was on Friday last admitted a Senior of that Society, in the room of the late John Heys, Esq. The Sermon at Great St. Mary's Church on Sault day (the anniversary of King Chailes's Martyrdom) was preached by the Rev. Dr. Webb, Master of Clare Hall, from tl►e 22,1 chap ter of St. Mathew and part of the 21st verse ; and the Latin Speech in the Senate-house, was delivered by the Rev. Richard Crawley, M. A. Fellow of Magdalene College. The ,Rev. John White, M. A. Fellow of Cains . College, was on Friday'lasf instituted to the Rcc Corks of Hargrave and Chevington, in Suffolk, ou'his. own petition. - • • • At it Public Ordination held by the Bishop of Worcester, .on Tuesday last, William Henry Silt.. ligny-,11. A. of Sidney Sussex College, , was ad, ruittefl- to the Holy Orders of Deacon, The Rev. William Kirby, A. Rector o.f Barham, neat Ipswich , the Rev. Geor g e Tavel, M. A. Rector at Cantpscy. Ash,. near Wood bridge; and the Rev.. John Brooke, Vicar of Elm tend, Essex, have heel) elected Fkilows of the Royal Society ; and Major - Ed wind Moor, of Be:dings, is elected a Fellow .of the Antiquarian Society. Intelligence from Constantinople, chted the 24 , h December, states, that the Chief of the IVechabites, ABDALLAI-1, and his !man, were brought peisoners into that capital on the 16th of the same month. After beini: led in chains through the plincipal streets, they were taken to prison and pot to the torture. •On the following morning they were hronght before the SuLTAN and beheaded. Their naked bodies were ex/Riled three days, and then delivered ',le to the populaCe. IN I Hk ELNE 1 - Ititnts.—G. WEBB reminds his friends that the ',veleta Small hot Rich Lottery will .be drawn in One Day, With. only 6000 Tickets the Scheme contains Two Capitals of 20,0001. and several 'others of 20001. 11)001. The whole of which is ill he decided next Tufs • DAY, Fectirtiory 9 , h. ‘ 7 ,Esn's °dices are at No. 9, and No. 17, Linlgate-street, where the :conintands of the Public are respectfully solicited. ROMAN CATIIOLIC.S. I -e.. apy- the following Lz.tter from The Lime iok Chronicle, not mer e ly on t h e ar di a l terant I -W ir principle, tint to let our Readers see bow neatly a Popish Clergyman can appear to denrwl , ai were inconvenient of admission, without incurring the hatard of a positiVe denial. The coolness of this Reverend Gentleman is somewhat remarkable " had he been present ; he would have used his trot exertions 1 1 to let Alr. 11811 BERT be btoied quietly :---:•an unlucky expression this !--- , We ye thetnher when the Popish Priests and Bishops used. their 4` best exertions " to save the Protes tants front being piked on the Bridge cf . - Wex fold; who : were nevertheless ALL _savagely mur tiered. But Mr. Heattewr, it seems, was not bu ried quietly—and Priest Hoc .1N does not venrute to say that lie was,- , --So much for the fact of the question ;—and as for the 4nathentata, or . his other xealous " exertions, " which the Limerick , Chronirle only infers to have occasioned this chid lido!) of Popery, we will merely ask Priest Ho, GAN, if not for " proselytism," for what purpose - did he invade the .chamber.of a dying Protestant ? As for the . other Priest, WAt.sit,,we meddle nor with hint until he chooses some wiser advocate than Priest Hot3AN ;—tlilleti9 to observe, that the mysteries of . Piopish Absolution, nr such like things, are not to put to silence 1p“-St ions in sOich the Protestant Establishment is interested. In the mean time, we shall only observe, as we know trout rsost respectable authority, that an outrage, not less violent or shameful, was perpetrated last year at the funeral of Mr. EAvArciton, a “eutle man of large property in -Carlow, who, like Mr. HERBERT, hail been converted from Popery to our true Religion. • TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIMERICK .CHRONICLE. Silts—From the anxiety you at all times express to main i tain for your Paper the character of troth and ino,iartiolity, it must he very painful to you to find that your praiseworthy intentions are sometimes defeated, and that, in spite of all your cave to authenticate indisputably all to tides on reli gious subjects," ?'he L !welch Chrweide Uceutu es eccasionally the vehicle and source of prejudice. In no instance, do I think, have you been Tome grossly im posed upon th. n in the account given of my conduct retatite to the late Mr. H rbert. - --.of the occurrences in the Charch yard 1 have no personal knowledge; but there :ire teverat persons in this city, whose evidence nu Jury would reject, ready to declare open oath, that the statement, which ap peared in The Chionidt of last lVedoesday, is hulls iheorreet and exaggerated. Far from wishing to justify or palliate the outrage in the Church 7 yard, whatever it might Bare heen, I regret and condemn it, as sincerely as the " respoctable Gentleman" from whom you receised your information, and whose " veracity," yon assert, " cannot be questioned."-- There is, 1 well know and feel, an awful rasp -et -doe to a corpse, which it is always brutal to violate. Hid I beenpre sent, I would have used my best exertions that Mr. Herheit's remains should be respectfully deposited in the tomb of Isis lathers, and that the assistiog Clergyman shot-rid riot he mo lested in the discharge of his - official duty. I make these de clarations in all the sincerity of my !Iraq ; and knowing them to Ire sincere, have I tint reason to complain of the attempt made iu your Paper to connect intimater` with a transaction so abhorrent to my feelings.? The writer of your statement describes the occurrence at Fanningstowu as the most disgraceful proceeding imaginable, and .confesses him self at a loss for a." terns of sufficiently heaVy reproaeh."— He considers it. an attack upon decency, law, and religion, and compresses all his malice itra few words, by pronouncing it an indelible" disgrace to the country in which we live." The Oldie will-surely be surprised to hear that two Catholic ~ iioiergymen of this city were the aol-hors of this tervilite tra gedy —one, by denouncing ""anathemas" against Mr,;. Her bert and her children—the other, by." bursting out into Vin. lent invectives against the Bishop, Dean, and Clergy il ia Established. Church,"--" and stating, among other things, that it they were present, he would ptst them tooter his feet."—Supposing for a moment this statenrent lobe correct, your Readers nosy find it diflicult to conceive how anathemas, pronounced several years ago itia private room in Litnerch,, against Mrs. Herbert and her children, con d have caused the shameful outrage whirl' Occurred last Sunday se' otkig ht , at the distance of some !Mies from this city—and even though it weie true, that " I burst into toe sanctuary of the dying Man's apartment:' and inveighed - against the Priitestant Clergyman, I still do not pereive by what process the church-yard controversy could be traced to this rudeness. if the ingenuity of your " respectable" author be superior to his" veracity," Ice may, perltaps, undertake the solutions of the difficulty, whilst 1 nroceed to account fur my interview with Mr. Herbert. • It was not with a view to proselytie that I visited him—l did Hot expect to " reclaim" bin', and it was tar from my breast to " insult or disturb " hint—l Visited Mr. Herbert at the earliest request of his sister, WllO- aVeoltlita tiled nut—l tottered his apartment, not forcibly, as the strong expression " hoist into" would naturally convey, but with out even the appearance of opposition front himself or any of his family. I am free to acknowlAge that I wished to bear from Mr. Herbert the motives which induced him w leave thii Catho lic Church.—Mr. Herbert did nor express any displeasure sit this inquiry ) but simply answered ‘.• tie-cause the ductrioes of that Church are, erroneous." Knowing this . assertion nisi to he true, I felt it .infatity tea explain those pails of car doctrine which he considered er roneous. This explanation' was given in the hearing:ot. Mrs. Herbert, of .his sister, and another respectable relative. Its this pact of the .convetsation, I tun accused of having launch ed into hive:laves against the ilishop; Dean, and Clergy of the Established Church. - This charge peremptorily-deny, and most solemnly declare, that so ,tar s from stating that I _would put them under- my feet, .1 did nut use a siogie word disrespectful tq them—on the con.rary, I have always felt for the PristeSfant Clergy of Limerick the must sincere.respect, and ant confident they will do me the justice to admit, that neither i .0 public or-in private, have I ever given them cause to suspect ine,of a contrary disposition—for then venerable LOrdrs'islasp, tioctisr Warburton, toe Catholics of tins , City okust !tiv er fief mit onlytespect but gratitude ; I cannot men tion his Millie wilholit pfferlOg him my bumble but warto,st acknowledgments for his invariable liberality, and fur kindly Mot conciliating disposition which he has tin 111 ucc•a sioos 'evinced towards his Catholic brethren-1 now say of him in public no more than I have always said of him in pri ea*. Hence 'the public may judge of the tendency of the second mit e,'and of the truth of the charges it contains against nit. Asjo the other note, though not riersortally responsible for its contents, I chilli.: it right to Intorni Site Politic, that it re fers to the - Ike. Richard Walsh, .I'. P. of Thomond—a (ler palms) deservedly high iu the estimation of the people of Limerick, and to whom they will nOt casiiw hatipte any act ta. a ,seriico unlieetnning• a gentleman or a Christian—his eon reisalion with Mr. Herbert was of • that congrietitial nature hich we hold it unlawful in any case to dijselose, and 'a dis cerning public may think it dangernipi tr ,51tris a man who cannot defend himself, arid reproach him Olio # conversation it Lich it is not possible for him to estptain, -I have onto done with .my oiling subjects,' felt that I roved it to .my chile:seer, ladles the Yrotestaot Clergy of this city, whose good opirtiois 1 higitly value, to re -1111t: Che'fidse and irritating statement its ysys4e ,Thu public may now decide, seloo tier it wus woiclit i chttritabie, to distorts the ashes of the dead; and oraesultys the isconduct of a few ignorant men into a formidable aftiselt Blinn the mu rals Of the Country.. and the religion of theli_lete.—Thry s , ill stow decide. it Mr. %Valid) and I can be coolilaTte'd the :so , bort of the outrage, about which that mighty otlltry has Brett raised—that impartial public will be giad to see tailtonny teeted and exposed, .nol. as.l do not feel kite rage ot the of the statement, I evil; not adopt tut• violence of iv, laugouge.- e sl syiil 'ma "hotel them up to pooliv too cio tiro)," nor " consigu them to the sentence of tudelthle ig flinty." Let it liberal public decide oleos the troth nit their assersious and the temperance of their language. 1 mu, Sir, pus's, &c. VAT RICK HOGAN. Saturday, 30211.Jait. 1919.