The Sun. — London, England, 1819-05-01 00:00:00

ellt ref lea ,era 6 01 de- p t;S g; h i{F the ft, ch be i r tt, 1:e ntc 4 .4 f(J) ) tle • ht L!ir Ar (IC 11!; hi! If'' ot , ' tli c 11 ,6 Pt.l o' A 3 ioo ti I", e/ 13' WO' or.. I oll' I 01" . ... J r , aid r ~° i, MI , 1:01:11%; C. - 117)1,1(' -:1,.-ITNI.S.- L v,i)lTO:3 • .1 i,::,•,, v u‘i 'Viii have tilt.. good 'le" to l av livi.o7c , hc. p u bii, a leer antiquated i ic ii e j a . " t avery ol,i :20.inister ol the Gospel : ( . 111 . " ,till;le" of infinitely *re.ti r import:ince to krit'"n flit' vt•orid ttiptl l in liecii,, it ;or l%'estininsier, 'l l l l ,, lie taus! ly 'llion Crown 11i1011 Viil tII c 1 ote4 . tt i -Rtitolif Qiestiott, ft - 11;cit is soon to be a g i. ' ftt ed in ()wit llotocS 01 Patliattitiot • ' t , n i is4PPoiorcd fol . nix.y. years of my hoPes ill ii 'lt' ,, - , l. , th e ~i1.i..i.• Of lie Catholic Iteligion ex; 141 "11 burl illiisr 'N.(' tiot on 11. e el'°°"`l' 8 " L '''' , a l' r ei ld' ' ()! 1101 i, 1 . 0 II 'WI)! ',fly NA' ISl , l4 , 3 . t s l . l.. ri a a S io r:::: ( e i k co 11 'd Di i hies Or ' I;t! (_,1111:"ClICS 07 1, 2-. 1 ut lio_ i'. 11411(1 IllVe attcnipted, but Ott the s( ' e 8 ; „ t h e 1 1 ,,,,: 1 "1 , - l ii , f , 11 . 1' hut peilert word, 0 1 10 14. ry e '''''g'!.er, \Valli's-, ai • .d indge ot I he . 1 . 0 ." . e , r l .-- ! i teet i •,0 .• r , iii. il, not by f anaticisin or ! 'l ',., i : ")ll ' 1 "('‘.•...!i.r,e, bin by pinion:id resist:: 1 1; ( •: . I : ) '''lit: Itevel i . i ,, 0, and the most e.rilist d . ' - . 4 i ; e , 'or ihe etc, lid happiness ti.IIIY e11.".-""el "rius‘'. f e l l '," be es;en , i.ll interestsot my cotilltly, to Wa t t sw. i'V Chri,ll,lllS o! the trilill miid 1 11, (fAtigur 0 v:: (h .; i‘ l " slnetioninl.; the pridession .11: l'"c1"-,1-4.,,, sup,i .tition in this liii...ll l Y te. v " c '. tif rt :: esi,l ll cionot i which liis hero the lil . .o . ato i t lt ,i ':'e Pope and ail Itie Itulet's of theC."" e ii.lcii,l,', ~..„''ll exceptcA, when they ere (itsti " ''ri o • :i . , foot I,‘• a sc.,' Dion 1, 110,11 •nt :10:: ) trampled under . 1 e I.l:in for i t hieir iqiiiatrt.‘,ot, raised op to . chas . t is 1 I., ete ... on il.ti shocking immoralities which . .ie toiiiiral fruits of it. 1 • 4 1. ; ) , s' l 'e any thing like at complete view of rite l'i •' 1111.1ntss and ex'en , ion of the l'opidi . Re . - ), 1 .. ' . ; ) , 1 4 ', ,, and the : means by %%11i . eli .; i , t ,r % ( % ) ias e :;tltls s t , i ) 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 s ) A1,1.1.7,att.il and maintaiiied in Lo• F ., am id ,yed ~,,.. Ili, '", antl-ekvit at this day by th e 15 t•II ' in ' 4114 %II I• (i tno)t of his captivity ' et ti b,, .., in cmp o}e itt• i l . `tit ivtoig is 'am i d e tor the , Virgin, drib hay thc 'et , l 14 Pope's hot-hed in 5p3:11 . ; for r.‘",:cll, a I.,,,r.k's!lins,to perfection in a short 111 7:7 0... _ . , ti,„, 1 , 1 ' . 1 say, Would retinue self a C . I , n a a ' IN .11'rtiote content myself with 'newt( till 7.,e ;144. hi t „ . 0 ,, t ~,:s subj,,,,, is , they occ,irt, solid r n, i ,:; l. th e thonien•,, fo . ,inled oil more 1 0- Git_it ct li, t 's than the it - A.llons of Jews, AV;,i"" iiindoos ;--upon the pure sod.. perfect t‘' l,i‘r.:"f Cliiil , which he has iiive".to ,"11:__,...... I f " 06! its. him litre, 411,1 enjoy hfilloe•ea.';.'ol, 1 41.„ 1 w'''aver .10 their grant apology for . 1 , 1 . L1 r i., 1 '':,'• pictures e.:c of i lie l'i ink y, th e -,+'• "" , t ' , e 4. vilgn, &,..&e..;„ th e vvorship of the t only se 41'4‘441,t'1,---Iliey say they do out "'"3l' . i . /) ... 1 ,, to 1'1i... 1 t , "bi,ets but use them ?lily 05 , I " .i t' t. m:: . 3 ,,e. ~,,i''Cir ' l l5:.'S, nod thereby increase I 1 the! Le,;', '''' 'art the m coo,lib Exit ‘2"' ' from f t.r ' c i " 'll '4, nloi 32d from the 19th ye; 5,.!• :Lite r 0 ti i ll e Asit.,,,, to mike them a molten Itua , ge lit t lo lt 't t i" :; e Ito In, i !icy made et feast, Rs . the!, out "1) p v ..e inrige, but (4 , tt,e Lord. NI its no, thi s l '''' ''' ' l l ir• • o f th e 2d Commamlinent n,(111.1(1 A tiggiession . them , 0 it i H a d 14 1, .11ot Jehovah punish 1 r 11 1t H t '' ' . l ) Isl t aken f t . hti4 the . 2.ii Cominatidnient . a il ifii.h"rnils (lie tii,kihg or 'Nine ot inllll-les.B°-• 1 11 4 NII t).l i, si ' l l'Ot Chid to theii . religion, it wo . old l hit i It „ 1- '" Illt! W(11-111 at the root of Jonid , s r•"" rt • 4t ir litedis tc, that all the illtilatrona Popes 1 f 'l l l . , ()"".' 21 'lltess• 2 , 3, 4, lie. " ,, iited as one person, ' Ivo 'lli. • 1 the same st:l;ish, , 1. 0 , , y ~ ,,e all g"l''e' by i refore ''' ' ileo ;i. , !mil a,„1„,•1;,,t4s spirit, and are t ie ' l l ' l 'l4/ I l e l hot (I ;Sin. As the pretended siicees- ; 1(11 1 - ;;r; and ha v in 4 the keys of Heaven gift ''''::. R . i ' ''' 1 h ey 0,11 ass „, me the pouer of del I D lrri i i e t s - . ''"( t ) i'L: ‘ 411(1 Elll letarS at their plt•astire ? ~.1 I'!•t iti i . P l P4 'l , e and i the meanest of his Prit•sis s hill •iii . ''' to forgive all kind of sins, for . ver V . i y i : %''ls iII of i tione-e, ttl All such as cont . css t heir l iil te tile Ph iesti,: ts ith ohl any whet evidence k e; I'lli ant, „,- ,re formation ? 14st i r c i lici ''V to s e , o ttr Li i :idAtors convinced at l'iti'li."4t ill ttructi, tg the children ill th.e.""503- 11 th,'"ed liriiit.iples ~f the Chtisttan Religion ..t Ti„, 41 ratitnnil Win for preventing the eoininpt.- li vc:. " e ' inle.i tor rtliict; so orinv trot fvit ti.eir t•t " l t.. t : "6 ' ll e ' ve t v on e of them to ask los own t(;11j.1-nce, anal ehitsiiit his 11,hic, %% nether . it be :''ilc i t ' i, l ,"t '''ilb the above plan tit reformstion . to 41 41, ll ' gilts (Christian I cannot call it), '" i l id ril furl! ". givt•s imboitioled 101ers , tion to tli tif I 'lintao ~,itlie,., ? i t o tey d o , sin mil lie Ht. bri t tie, tl . 0 ye liin!s, nail bevsare, ye ir q -I° , l die p„ ,l e - the mystery of i'li(l"`lY t'"1:::,4""1,, andithe' 7 11;na of Si still dtceiveth . if i t ' 1.3 . '' by Ilia lving wonders. 'e!t , 15 11.11 e that v . •rreat number of l'i ()- tilt tlel°, !ratio! l a idve "Y et h itioned Parliament for Ili i "t t'll ' ili s d i e t . t "'""lci ia i t ' ion of the Catholics, 1 11.ctia,:.11-•`'er it as II c omplete solecism or contra lti! 1 , 11 '41 , I 4 ',l.,.eil.ri's• They air:ear to me to be a hind Pits ,f ,')rotestitti...s, act i on on the - .aloe I" i' r l. 1 , 1 1 '41 " "it ,1.,; ',jig it' ll wi lls Niainan, 2 flings 5, I,S, lit. Let f ~"" Jews Is. 4, I. Is I bi s t o fII ;‘,4stirit 1 " "Y ?---...! .. ,-S c,,rdi m m,, to the Law awl 1\ Brit t, 'j' oll-; (tt lull. 0 (I • .' l ' ; c % • 11(11 the 01.1 and Itlie,tnit‘lutle"ettis:l.l.4.ll) c' ;:n i c i ii l i t itleil l il c y the curse of (40(1 ‘ ,,ptil ect '' e l . st all wj, , o . e ither .. ad , d or take flout, ; nt and grace ? lie:v,hholit . 4 ": creature of tovoie,%.‘l-0 . fapt.41.„.,. 101 1 ,111 .)g tile r _kiiing. nottrt% sit: 1..1.411511tU.5,e .11t),'ile I i i i ( ili h , of I e j i l . )11 . the LtIC4IiII7t lo s ) . . 1 103 la it y, c. &c.' to 4 : 1 uni.. seta vt,,,,,ntiet.11,,,,rk,ng „ : 1 1c, : 11 ~‘,:n. It_ tirtst,,,, colt bv , 5011 . A copy lit a 1. . 1 1 . .., .11,,.. k i,.. ed to it.e . __lie Synod of Rog, ;II 1?" . 1,5, . 1 ‘ ‘ , l i itt.e. b" liotis e of' (:owitiolis,,,vbilell ''''' 4 l ' ,),'''',i td . ut not presented by, a Noble I.ot , 'i '4l w ill period ; whether the hand of , 4 Y. 41 in i • i cannot the two -cieltvei y Of loot, . l tt,‘ "1 fli t , A. I°4lii,""(l'l,a4le the Cniam,,ns of the TJniteii King -I::ltiltio.,o."'reitt tr;taitl 411.1 Irt . i.lllo. 1./ Pat Ili/mu...at tis !'ir'%l•ll:lrcli7lNl s :t i f ,,, tile . Nll N : mil l unit Et,l v. :: 1 , ., 1, , , , , f :h i t: . e,,„: 1 . k1, ; „: 1 (1 , ty , t . A pi. :; , "t i, t , t i , : : ,,, ~....1 nt :synod, at • , is,ppoki:(ll,,, 4 ' .. I,ltat, M 64! tittr l'rtitittiters re;( tut li: , erly i'f 11,,, ii it ,if their liliTiv.tiu.o4lki, ii -,ht ~ 1. 411 NICII, a:Ilt ttdiy 4 1 0 .41, , i ,. 's.ir ftliAlw 541..(14 tti II r. T tt;rit tit litr/ al tter ti„ "Ott,tl : 1 ") .11 1.4, as Ilt, • 1 .1 ••I ' '...' hilt •rty ~I,ich 1 , 51.1 's 4r .."6 ettliglilvtirt' ...1 4 I . n'''' ''''''.7 :.",„ur 1.,i to , ; l 'tit vi ' ''',.t ~,,,.. t,,,1(.1"...t.'"!:11 ' A t'''. 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In Taaffe's Divorce Bill two witnesses were examined, and the further considerntion postponed till Monday - . Petitions were presetited by Lord KENY()N, front I)a•etitry, against the Roman Catholic Claims, which his Lordship stated to be signed, Amongst ottaers, by a number of Dissetiters ; and by t i.e Earl O'Neill, from the Syr.otl of Lister, tor H prohibitioti of dioillation oil Sundays.— Ordered to lie upon the table. His itoyal Highness the Dike of GLoycssTEit prr , ented n petition m4Ainst the CAi iodic Calms, from the Universiiy Citninidge. I 1 is Loyal li;glineis, as oil former occtisi,ns of n similtir nature, wished to be distinctly Illiderltom! that lie gave no opinion whitcvet 'nom tie goes tioo to which Cie petition rclerred.—Ordergil to lie upon the thbi e . The Cat untie Commissioners' kill, the Glasgow Canal It 11 , the Chelsea Gnorch Bill, the Ktlbitrit Road Bill, And sonic i ' :tr,ite Bills, were bronglit trim) the iloose 01 Commons by . r.1.1r. Astell, Mr. William D.elida , i, Mr. I'm, Mr. liyng, Sir James Graham, and other Members, Mitt read n first tithe. The Scuts Jury Conrt was reported by the of Slikttesbory, the tainendnients agreed to, some fiirflier ..ktnendinents nienle, and the Hill or iferrd to he eogrossed. The Mitgiless of LANSDoWNP, t,xce rimier of ICI: intention to move the thirst readiug of the ()toil to Sessions Division Bill on Toesday next. 1 he Eifi ut sHAFFESBURY presented some fur ther Returns rebitroing Prisons in England and Scotland, which were in-dcrusl to be referred to the Conitniitee on the State of Prisons. FLoRID.'s. 'lie 'Marquess ni LASSDO , A.Nrs fixed his motion respecting the conduct of the American Forces in Florida, for Tuesday, the 11th Alay. The Lords tu be SIIIIIIIIOned..--AtijOitt Eit'd till 'Alotiddy. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mesors. MAITLAND alld BARNARD «•ere ordered to be discharged troth the custody of t he tietjeaht st-Artn, on payineot of their fees i and Mr. Ellice, without paying his fees. Thr Order for taking Sir E. O'Biien and Mr. Hare inio the cuitody ut the Seijenut-at-Amts %vas discharged. ILCIIECTER ELECTION. Lord MourET“ brought ulr the IZeport of the Committee on the Ilchester Election, declaring the Sitting Members to be dilly elected, awl the petition not vexpti ions. Glt A M POUN D ELECTION. Lord PALmits - ros brought up the Report of the Committee on the Grampound Election, declaring the Sitting Members to be duly elected, and the peti!ion not to have been vexatious. Mr. WILLIAms hoped that some notice would be taken of the condition of the Gramponnd Electors, agisiuNt whom many charges of bribery had been proved. It no other Member could be found to undritake this duly, he would take it himse ., ll. L td PALMERSTON stated, that nothing had conic out b.tore the Committee to warrant their tr,kin t : any other step than what they had done. The Cooniel of the Petitioners had declared, that betoie ihe petition had been presented, they thought some cases of bribery could he proved They had since, however, ascertained that ihat Was not the vise, mud had thought it fair to de clare it, And not put the other party at ally unne cessary expellee. There was not in such conduct that seemed to call for the interference of the House. Lord J. lltissELL was understood to hope that no tuft►.our,.ble impression %stook! reinAin ot► the mind of the !loose. 'Die Grand Jfinilion NVaterwoiks Bill was read serood time, and ordered to he committed. Nabob of the Carnatic Bill was read a third time and passed. I'!'.'r Yrl o \ ::. ByNG presented pi petilion froth liitnmer snlith mgdinbt be PArish Clerks' 13111.---Lairs on the table. Mr. J. GRANT presewed a petitirin (rum the Col pH' tit ion (.1 Ihe Trinity against the Edinburgh lVater on the fir. LITTLFTON moved for an Account of ell Bilets issued since 1505, for the {din t ; and re pairin of Churches and Chapels, distinguishing the number of applications, the amount of the sows collected, !lie expellees of.patents, nod the c,tltectots' salaries; and also of the Briefs issued . , from the 'Ame period, for repairing e:diintilies.hy; fire, &c. in Churcliets and Chapels.—Agreed to. Nlr. P. Moong presented Li petition from Co seirry against the Poor :Seftlenient Bill.—Laid on the titbit, 1.111(1 ordered to be printed. Mr. Cox. presented a similar petition front He ref/mi.-1,41d till the table. Air. l'Aut.r.T presented it petition from the Arch dencouries ut Ditchatti und Northumberland against the Cittholic Claims.—Laid tut the table. 5 r resented Ii petition floin the of ‘Vontton lindrrrelge, in Gloucester shire, 4:4ititt.t lite Poor Seitlrtilcut i l lyl (4' I)lcK.Essost presenter! petitions from seve rill it+A tI9 the C01111!V Of Soitivr ..er, agiiiif.t furli,rr ColiceNsiolit to !lir Itomaii Calhol:c.s. Awair ot the expectation: ewer-. taio(rl he 1 rlirciantiy his opi nitro io that trt till' rliat the %v,is corticary tri tilt I~CIII3It Wilt; spirit of the British Cousritntion i Ali. (;. r i AS!;TI,N wattlid ti-ver give a vnre dalwermis hi the Cirli i..rihrriort. HUI this ¶l,' , l* 'Mt tilt: CatSe IT•peCl lIIC C4llWriC coosblrriiig the pc titi.oi of tout' tiiillibos (.t Irllove-siibire:s in !yr- Litill rtitifled to Ilic tlerfirst lir should gi , r (firm hi, 'ones( vviitions overt. lieu read. rind I.tid till the table. .11r. DicKY.Nso:: presctitcd iictitimi flow Flutor NgAio,t Ole Poor settienteot the tAle. Lim! A. I-lAm! vic) , .i Festive(' h f "" 11 Cot .t.i:ucking-10:14-t 6,; . •1ii; fur nn 2theioration of their condition.: -F—Laid on the fl A. HAmtLTON then presented petitions to the same effect, tr,on various other Corpora tions of Glasgow.—Laiti on the table. Lortl I'OLKHsTONa presented a petition from New :7iaruni against bother concessions to the Catholics. He took this oportunity of stating, that he differed entirely from (lie sentiments of the petitioners.—Laid ; on the :Ale. Htucrnco re presented a similar petition from the town of Portsea.—Laid on the Sir J. `TI CART pre•etred a prtition from Stra bane, prAying tor a repeal of still-hoes. Gen. HART presented a petition horn a person named NincotteluaJt, complaittin,; !hat lite pet i tionet's father had bren taken into custody by au Officer of Excise, excessively ill-treated, removed witliout Warrant troth the county of Dsptegal to the gaol of Lisburne, into which, as scion as he bad enteretl, he died, in consequence of harsh usage in inclement weather. Ihe case hart been repre sented to the Grand itirv, and to the Board of Excise, but no redress had been obtained, Lord MouNT-CliAti.i..F.s ihotight the ease highly worthy of the serioui attention anti investigation of that !loose. The petition wau laid on the table, and ordered to he primed. Jr.N W. STitevART presented a petition from Tyrone, against the Act imposing FMCS on T 0,% !I Lardy. Mr. XV. STcwAttT presented a petition from the Clergy mid Frceboldery of ilte County of yrone against the To, tilstid Still Finis Act.—Liici on the table, and ordered to he printed, CItkWLEY prevented rr. petition from Hord ton, in the County of Devon, Againvt clic Ca tholic Claitns.—Laid on the table. 14.. rd It. MANNKtiS prrSented it petition front Henley, in the County Leicester, agrtinst the l'oor Settlement Rill —Laid on the table. Lurd TAVISTOCK. presented a petition from certain occupiers of land, io the county of Bed ford, praying for relief.—Laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. Sir R. Fzuctrssost presented petitions from the Niagistrates, 'fowl] Councils, and iiihabitants O f Dysart and other Scots Boroughs, pr,iying for a Refortn in the Constitution of the Scots Boroughs.—Laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. !Ur. MASTEBTON URE presented a petition front ktrallingtord against the Catholic Claims.—L3id on the tablu. Nlr. ASTFLL presented A similar petiti►►n from th e town ►►f 13ridgemater, awl also one from the same place against the Insolvent Debtors' Act.— Laid on tl►e 111)1e. Colonel Davis presented fi petition from Wor cester 4gainst the I'oor Settlement 13,11.—Laid ou the table. Lord 11EcrtyR presented a petition front the Roman Catholics of the comity of Cavan, l►rayin4 for the ►otal repeal of their political disabilitiev. Laid en the t ahlr Colonel 138ovip.t.r..presented a petition from the Roman Catholics ot tile Comity of Tipperary, pray ing for Emancipation, and added Lia till conenr• rence in the sentiments which they expressed. — Laid on the table.—He then presented a smtilar petition lions the Borough of Newport, iti the same County, which was also laid on the table. Lord MILTON preSellrea a petition from the Cleigy of (Ike We•t Riding ot the County ot York, against the Catholic Claims.—Laid on the table. RAPE SEED. Lord lItt.ToN presented a Petition from the Woollen Mlnufacturers of the Ikrest I idiog of York, prayin ; .: for the repeal of the duty on the importation Of Itmpe Seed. Ile hoped that his Majesty's Government would take Some Steps ou the subject. If nothing were done, he should sulnnit some proposition to the I otise , tending to relieve Woollen Manufacturers front the pres,ure of that duty. Sir C. Iluatittu, %vas understood to say, that it %Vali unreasonable in those manufacturers t►► mAke such applications HS the present, after What had been done fur them last year. LOrd LASCELL Es contended that the woollen maitutacturers were deeply effected by the ditty On the Rape Seed, and tie was sorry to think that it was not likely that Any attempt should be made to repeal it until 1821. Atter a few words from Air. CuttwEsi, the l'eti (ion was read, and ordered to lie on tLe and to be printed. CAM ELFORD Lord MILTON VlTSCiited n Fenton) from Chas. Pitt, ut Adam-sfreei, Atlelphi, complaining of 'ln undue Return for the Borough ut Came kola, and of impwper f,omhset in the Returning ()f -lit:cr.—The retiiion having been brought up and read, 'The SPEAKER stated, that under the Act of Parliament it kvess required that any petition against the return of .t Member should be signed either by a voter, a person having a right to vote, or a candidate. Now in the petition before the House, the petitioner only described himself as having necti present at the election. There was, however, this passage—" that he was *shout to utrei . As a C;indidate, had 001 the Ite twilitt:4 O licer rpto.eil to a lOW hilu to lig) so. " -- This might be sufficient to render the petition all election petition; bin !hilt the Whole tel that 1 0%4- 0 - 45 wiiiten 11l ti ditirient hand from the test. alter 'wine ennverttiolt between Me. Diinti,is, Mr. 'Tierney, Sit 'l'. tir,loint, Gittnitog, :tun Crokrt., Ltatlllton co o setic..,l t o ►,,•tti0 , , t ,,.% the pe!ifiott, hs ti:ere wais shtlictent tithe tor Ow pelitit,trer rtt preielit hilothel • lire hum a bliaiiitu ot a ircHon, it he thought in,Ter. Lot II tt tit a Pet jut . . I Il'utceNier the limn. :.-ettlkinent on the t;thle. List! F. .Sumvit‘ET pieenteil u petition how the (::efgv the Cal 114)1ic linis.l4:ll4l Del the t.dele. Sir i.. l'ALn nre)cutt:(l4 peti!ion Icolu Ashburn ..a.zrtn,t the i'..or Seitiewent 1;111.—LAto the thbir t, , i , stirrer} to be pri L-11 111 . . Pl.t.!:‘,l(l,TT rrlellirtt ref it , 1500 C„r ew li c s ‘ ,l ti.e it4t . i3heb of St. ..",,,ht-ss's, A „„ , s. 0 „,1 sr. M , irt:tt's, ; 3Cqjki Ut :*Cr. t~<'~!' c 5 q . ,..„ .. . - mlnagh, and one H numerously ISO signed Ly Oa '. 4s „ of the Al ~et;,V- , ' 4 county ut Monaghan, praying i•r the ot 1 tal repeal of their political disabiloits.—ltCariX.' , :; , 7 d < laid on the table, and ordered to be pi in•ed. ---.iQA Mr. G. LAMB presented , petition trout James - 6 ( -• orm , (.cake, late victualler at the Green Tho, St. Julia -street, Clerkent.vell, complaining cat op- pression, and that his license had been unduly taken away.—Laid Oil the table. Ilr. MILDMAY presented I petition from the irl• habitams of \Vim:hi:stet - , in favour of the Elec tors' Oath Bill. presented a petition from the Churchwardens rind ()veristers ot the pAri'..•hes ut NnAinghanr, 11, 4 Ainst the Parish Settlerneia PIWTESTANT PETITION. Mr. Wm. LL I.reienteil a petition iron crrtain l i roic,t.oits of county of Aloiiii4:l;m, tAvotir of +be CP.tholic Clnitui. 11L stated IhHt it wos sigil,tl by 7() Protr•tatits hiOily re spectable raok of life, coniidrrabiy above that of the mid.lliog elAcises. A NIRNIBELI (whose name could not be learneii)' said, tlic I►e hiaa trcei*ed notice that such a pe tition %vas in existence ; but from the nature ;Intl number of its signatiires, h did not tiiinit Membrr would be rdsti enough to present it to :be I loose. PARNELL stated, that the retition n'As signed by four Viesbyterian CI thai& whom, he %voold appeal to the Noble Lord (Crstle retigh), it %vonld be difEctilt to find any inure re spectable individuals. It WAS signed in the by 70 persons, mihought by Got erunient, which was lather rare in Leland—(Laughter )—Anti who %vete converts to the opinions which tb y expressed against their early prejoniees tcrysts. Such a petition, in his mind, bad more weight than one signed by 15,000 Vrottst tilts who only spoke according to :he privileges instil led from infancy into thtni. After t, few %voids truth tiie tkinie Member atni Sir G. }lill, the petition WaS received, and order etl to be printed. Mr. KINNEIiELEY presented a petition from Newcaitle-moler• Lyme against the Poor Settle ment Bill.—Laid on the table, and ordered to he pt hitt d. LIVERPOOL PETITION. Mr. CANNING presented a petition, which, he regretted to say, expressed sentiments contrary to the •iew which he had always take. of the Catho lic Question. It was signed by 10,000 ta n t s of Liverpool, who, he was bound to ac— knowledge, belonged to the most respectable and important classes of that city; many of them were connected with hint by ties of personal leitilship. They played in an implessive manner, that the Catholics 'night not be admitted to all the immu nities and offices of the State, It tray unitecessat y for him to say that he tinny of concur in these sen timents. It was understood from the tiro , bet weett his Consti.ttetits ahtl hitti.srlf, that although in all • local matters he 5110111(1 consider it his duty, their Representative, to enforce their opi nions ; on every question which affected the interests of the Etopite, he should always act not his own conscientious cotivioion.—(llear, hear !) Gen. GASCOIGN6 said, the signatures to the pe tition were not the result of a ineetin , , but oftwt, bills posted upoind autitomeing that such a petition was lying for signatures till the ensuing night.—, In only two dais 10 700 names had been affixed to it ; and he haul no doubt, hoot I.iA Intil:1 e acquaintance and cotioexion with that city for 21 yews, that two-thirds of its inhabitants sharuti the sentiments of the pr,itioners—sentinients %video were also his, and which he vottlil al.vavy support, by oppo•iiig the admission o f It o a ialt Catholics to political potver.--"I he petition teas then read, and laid on the table. The CIIANCELLOS of the EXCHNQUER presented. a petitition trout against the Catholii.: Claims.—Laid on the table. Lord CLivE plesented the Report of the Fi nance Committee rt'spectitig the Navy.—Laid ou the table, and ordered to be prit,ted. tl Message from th l'etrs retine•tted the at tendance of Nathaniel Twetd, EN. to give t vi dence before. the Bink Conimittee ; and ako Copy of a Report concerning CClAtiiii transactions at Madras. The Mrtsengers were called in, and informed he SPRAKFAI, that the House would send all ral)swer by messvogeri of its owl,. Lord ElitilNaTnN premented petitions from cer tain l'arinlies in the County 01 Devon in favour of the Catholic Chian —Laid on Fie table. Yr. Hum. presented,apelition from the Burgh of hive? miss, praying - tor a relorm. lie took oc casion to start!, that front the iitforma , ton lie hail received of the disposition ofilte'itiliabitants ot tht: Scotch 1311rglis, eight or nine tenths of 711C111 were; hostile tO the present systent.—Tht! petition was ordered to lie on titbit!. On the motion of Lord CASTLEREAGH, an order was n►ade for the nt;endance GI Metnberson Tues• tlav's it was ordered, !hat ihe House at shonld adjourn till iNlonday. 'lie Scotch Churches' Benefice Bill, on Otte mo t i o n o f The Luba AnvocA re., er 'rl shut - , versation bet wee') the Learned Lord a od Xtr. Plunkei t, was tn &red to be read it stcond Cunt: ou that day ‘ix months. he Report ot the iloivhetulltoad 1;*1 hi ought up and agtecil to, ilud.the 1;i1 to be read ei third time uu TorNdly. IRI•I-I DisTiLLATIoy. G neral 11 %hi', to ihtti,ttiatec of ltt, 114,1 CC, othve,l that the 11, I'e tit lulu resolte•ii,elf into a Com mittee of the whole I.lonse, on the Lai Ws rtyVitiflg to II:ic)t Distillation 111 ileli-411(1. .I).\\vsoN seconded the motion, and in :1 ver y ~o,e ,pet eonsiilerAble leoet!., expo)( I the evils which it:soil:tit from th e ( idiot, s y s t ei !, itt presi.tit phisned on the siihject. Le Ette.:iittil, a toottnittee way thovloyed in etideavouvitig to diritihish the screti . y of the Criminal Code. it licland, oil the , :ontreity, 1(5 it the litiol!ilittitilt tit `!tile • t%, IC 11(11 tent, the tv , ltt Sllllie•qed to Itic 111 , 1 st liviiVy The fiOitotirable plorceded atintitely tU tinil t i n! hi s tfor, op e r. t iii ii . wntl con , thinetices 0 ; t ic L i n:, which Wll re-eroicted iu ISI4, nod 1) y NN hilt , in ail to, o hinds In w,ticis •nr ielcs H,ed iii Illicit tii• ion were di,eovered, tines wthe levied oo ti I ILIC 1111141.11- 'NCI/ As g;ilry. W.1 — .11: . •: rc.