The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-19 00:00:00

3 ~,' I •. e , • r • ; • ,10,‘ ~~ :'. ► ... ;, trn ,. N. 04,1.91.4'13:9kt f ~. rUMBF,II 5857.1 Far the BENEFIT of Mr.I3RANDON, w Bos-buuk and House- keepe . N '8" TIIIIATRE kOYAL, coyI:N i)cartot:Ni• ()*M QIIROW EVENlNG,Thuisda),Julle 20, 121 t, will be presented the adinirahle Play of . • THE MOUNTAINS-Mts. eintsb7i",43: Odavian, Mr .14. FMISLEr; Virulct, Mr, BRUN ro N ; ildirnallock, Mr. I'AV LO ; Roque, Mr. CII At'MAN • • Lope "l'oeho Mr, EM k•. it Y;, it •• • Pablo, Mr. 'Flu) NIAN ; • Diego, r Mr. MLNAUF.,•• AION;Ithe, Mrs. 11. 1. MNS.I . OIsTE ; • • Agnes, Mrs. Ms I 1)N. • MooKs Buitazin Muley, Mr. EC ER TON ;. Lanem, Mr, C LAB b.moNT Pasha, Mr. CR ESW ; S*li, Mr. BLANCHARD ; ' • Ali lieg, Li , KI ES ; • • • Usel, Mr. 1.017 is • • . Mr LA f&T ._" t., Zorayd s, Mrs. 1-1/IMILItTON. ine COUrk Of th e E vening, sever,l favourite SONGS. by Mr. 1N of ERY, and Mr. MONDLN. WIT H A FARCL awl other LNTERTAINM.ENTS, ' 11 0 , be exprehnd ftittlie Bills, 1) ~,,re s 7;,7,Pit 3s. 6kl. — Gallery zs. —Upper , Cailpry is. Ilalt p•ist Five ; at 44.1 Places fur the Boxes to ne:had of Mr. 13ran 4av Box•t)Illetr Prime's. Hart•streert , p , L I)U,S lA' iIithI.,UFFICE, aim! hanipton at fret, isille IS, f ill!. THE ANNUM, -I ENERA Li 'll , lEl..al t Nq 'or b !lit iik (+I , + 9 1 , . + oiis of titis (mice' MIL be 1 . 191.1 en as a "n, ult 1) Cluck l 27th instant. be I.:ken .41 Chei 4 . c ce The Chair will -. 4.t l'' 11"1 t."1"ilell' diet the above, the • Niceting for t h .,. in t) Ol Ali,iiiiesex avtil tdice place. 1 • T• liA k lit:it, Managing; Direaur. .., •' , ' •,.. , , t„.ouN l'\'/ FIRE..QErIcE, • aoki TtiAmi , t,,, : ..„ S ' l 'LL7', STRAND. 't nustgEs. Ills Crace the Duke or it iit LOA, K. G. The Rini r vi i r ,l e the (liaruis'of,liucki g horn, K—• G. . Tllc Right ilutt, ttic (s4tl o f Northampton, The Right i lull, the E . ..ii of Luckingit.insilio2:- • The tti.;tit IlLii. the knot of tl r er'Osloll. • ' V; iii4ol 1.r4,..:t1,-, Estl, M. i' I P 4. lietitard Niurt.ini,. F.,,(4. NI, P. ..._ A,,,1 ho,q •Dirt clari. Managing Dir , et,,r, 1. 'C,44,4ther, 1 , 6 q. F. A'S'. 'c -10 Et.:Eiris fir ow itritiv,vvlA.L of PoLICIEJ ;AA which ieuntii.iie,orakiLiS.LlNlNlL R. DA Y * a" 14°W lii cours e or tielive,a. • ' ...Persons' %via. are liaitoeri with this Association become, Ambers . • ASueli Profits as arise 4•Crtivide I •ri 'll ainoin; the ,Meth. bers' ac! .1i1.4 t `' Uh l' . rc , , . c.ti ' o ' l2/ 1 1 4 111 Y 1b1,111pli.b, 410 with -o,tt tite risk of ,Lose„ .I‘.: all 1.1L1111):',.: S. l Ol . i 'illi Vit . !t4l has 04 , .7.0 tiiVideti 10 meet any exces s of lossys that 1114 y ucctlf, . N°•cltKe is •inaile fur i'vii,te. when th,' , 1;11114141ns fo Six Sint iin .s I.ohsCs •' 1 '''. 'r - : thout dedu,:. Premium 4,R WaYS nuoi-good by tioe, 01 ILe 1 ton of illtebtlitt. • - . ' A.gol3itte appointed lo all the ,liindi, who I,re illiewi fire :,e •A ;egiti to p k 0 v 1,1).LN 1 principal Towns ila .Gre.a! • • . 1 .11. 11, ofl-IC li ILLiticliAl oil situila iicirtci Me*. ~_. • , i ...,.. . -‘..,,,,,, . ctry ov"LoNDoN TA . V F itliV - • _....,,.. t ) •\ l ,) 1,,,r 111,2L1Eir of PORTUGITESE Suv-- . I.:it EiRS (ii,ring th*.: French Invasion. : .', • - 4,„,, 1(,)1IN WII I 12N1014.r, Esq in the Cli.iit. _.- 8 0 nii.tr,t Sob,criptions Advertised £ i i 863 , The , Sub,ciiptions since -received i-- • • pritiinniis iil r ot A4sist4rree of• ,i'''''''di l'errotiritr ilt tt ti. i gain. and 1 k f.: Proprietors of tile Pawl • 'i, 114 t' 1 1- • k 'i• ' a ~.. conCert,' tO, 'trie princip-al proles- . In 14.10 t ien i , ,r, .. , ,se oi tact' INOOItIS, lot A .. r , . o _. 0.1..)r, curl,,K)l:NI"'"•,Y. the 2.011 ilkt,t.d:t, 1.111,1 cf theth 4 c l ' 7 • Col Let., • '''''. to the ' Family •or ' iohn 'Whitmore, Esq. are the 411-4. V kkers follow 1:.,', : . •-. ~ .• .. ,• . t 0 ° Al 14.; itiny.,,r,l -' . "....,-• • 0 to 0' biln .I.ionluw • . - ' 0 co 0 tithafit $a 1,. - _ 0 . 5 0 is of d, ~-`, . • . - - O s 0 ~, 1 11 ..so - - AI Jiitds •• rci , ch - ' O 5 0 kiiti,Vietide'' I * W 41.164, ' 'tint Litgeil '" . tlbitl t.' . ' - - - 0' S. 0 . 0 S • U " .. . 0 5' . 0 - . , • 0 • s o • .. ,o‘,,t 1,404421eid ... ...; - . . , v .. 1.) r leet,ood - ..5.-,.? . .., Ail s c , o 1 D IL ~ •4.t • . O . 5 U . . - .. , , . .. • . . . - - . . , ' sltlitianl li.;neicte, r sq. ~ • 0 5 0 " . . - 10 0 0 .... ,t,utt:t rker, I:I . . . ;u,„"t '11t...k.1411.1.n hy n4ttlett ;nil Nelson • 6 ' I° ° i .111,1+11:Atexcitter, E',.i. - 1 0 to 0 P. A. " %I • • , - Willis Yrittnit Ft - - _i f , 10 0 I.4ltritt t;i11- -II . -q. . - S 5. ° kr)vo I t..t, ,4411. , ~• . - . 10• 10 4. , (21,6;1. (FlUbV' 41 'i I ' ll q . .. • 3 i o 1..ttw.,,i t‘,11"I'lls. Ebtt, - . 6 6 0 (;t,-r ( 3"w*ei ! ,0 .1. - . - - lieurleS)tate.ij';',4►tl. Sco!,,town, near,,Clttgow , 25! ° 0 °,) 11. 1, 14cknuro, e,t.l. ' . " ~2 0 0 114 '01111 . . . , . '' • ' 10 0 • 0 klitisl, i k •g l in A. E•ti . - - . I'4,4„'doiltniteacli Surrey by the- Rev• bit. .7 0 0 tltlti,%`,.:9l•istrel.ol * '' 7 .. ' -. . 1 '-' "S ° I:jeuien4;ljtNil,,l'i;;,‘\•%;:ikintton,- 13evelleY. - ' '''; alil tra y alter • S sa 10 0 irt/elvill j‘tjiitud, i.41.1V . 1 1e1".• 1J ne - - It 0 0 - tojaiot .(3' \'''4tiL his, 1- t - ecl..r. of 111 1 Aleur. Artioidi dart Co: . t. S whiten, m's 0 etb:rlt,.lll.4kue ailal,.oti7euer, and Co. Liverpool 1,°`,4 0 ° • 0 ° sever..l ttokeri il,,.S,ibt:tiptions will be rzecived i .1:00410: ',.; 't.ltt.y ttui...1.14 t. °null. ,voi.tn%wV.t.. Ti,i,uy:tt,tse,r tilho'Crilnd,34:4l:ll,l pir e , 4 (''''''lle }toast i''''.,ktAtrtn Ille ‘ ditii•r,....t parts of the Ern- tl,h;11. A 'ttetinr i will be hem at this ,117;.tver, ./..,,,,;140 ith7, Cosmzi‘t,tselei‘ov 1 t i ta ...t..1 littortnatioll , hept,:,„,i'";kl6llY te..Yei':ltere' u .. I , • 1 ' . fi1';.41 4 . ~ --.,11%. !i v ' 1 . ',' • ~ R 1 ,r premoting tiw 11'..A'71,11:4,,,,!..'1" O b j e ct , ‘11‘ul,i1111113t;ht 711°I.'Ullf11111111:C. t at 0N0::._8.7..' ' i l 6t ~.. o+3e tlietr Secrei,4o daily'atteittis tr(.311 lt" fit piettit‘give CuitimUltic.itioits Mkt substinptiona., tkitdit 414. Itvport of the .1 ! puttlitc.t, Y : plic mon* ot the l• and will wt 1.1,1 A N-1 StOTC l iLlt, Secretary. 'rii•litio, III:It , , ~k--,;()N.IMUSE AND tEsTA•I A 4TL. ,st)1,1) 11Y. PI:IN/ATE t'yt:l 1 k11C,,,!., I AL NIANSION4)USh, wit.ttL,,°39" SI•40 t3141i11 thlt.blll4lllo al CV*/ 6"11!; 4),, it ''" v ! , . ;vomit', tari,e (;41"(tC112; v,ell 4TOPI'O", ~4•lt 'luny At.ie Nie,,p,rkt and PaSttlre Land,hur , "Rifle tiefitse lrt ke The iltate 4 i t ot I 'IIK " • 1 114 f ix within 41, r, t ul ittlit hit .4114111, A'ti titimere( 3i a IlaikLt Town, tn entlitty Of ikons'! „ „ t ,fitiore I lous'e fit for tilts Immediate, ktuutil).ot tit4tmetton. • t tt,i.vriett Principal,s,.pnd i t 11;11. tubas ti,ay be 1144 lur— ut Somitutt WE N':4 S V, JUNE 19, 1811. . L I N 0.5.0 FE • • • . June ISt'. THE COMM/S S/ONERSJor 1 7 1CTUA LLIAG haS' ittsi:YESTl"t WAVY do T hereby give Notice, That an 1 sid.sy,___ihe . iStb ;scant,' they will be seady to re. t.'ive Tinders in stpriti•q. frated.seN and treat for 0 , ,e Hun. drel Tort cy BLACK SMYRNA, or ALEXIA RAISINS; to•be ttn werab,i to Sa'•nplri to be - prodrir.d wit!, the Tendert ; to be delivered in 0 , 111 14,ntb,' into his Alajerty's Piaualling Stores at &Mord; and to be paid frit. 19; payable with Litcrest, Ninety Days after date. Ti!e Conditions, ol the Contraf 1 .ntay Le seen at tire Secretary's Offer. ' A o regard will he bad to any Tend r in whiel? the trice :boil not he ins .rted at lore, or, that 3144// n,t be delivered to the 14,ard before o , te o'( York on the said fa siday, the 231 b irritant, nor un.'est , •wi, makes the Te,sater, or tome Pehrsn bit &half, a!tenit, 0 answer liken called for, May t7,',01t. • • • n'Y Commaild PI . the 1.,0R DS, CO:\-11ISSION -110 t. RS. 'ADM I.IA i;otic:c is hereby' th. 4 the S.ithat i tolf of I)K'A%I'IVc;_NIA-DTI K the,Royal. Naval .Csille& at ;Poitairlotit 11.1 S !beuanie vacant. mid twit such as k.chceive therni,.!lves t , be propetil ancl are vvlliing to otater?Ake , totie:, itereot, at a Salary at Otte hundred Year, ,fid Low,fttee. of Thirty Ycar fur I louse. Rtnit, may thotcappitc4t;of, tQf t h e v r o l ia t i te ,it (l>y fetter) “tcire,isr: ; l to me ; s..rftithg, with thqir apolicatton4,' Ceriifir.ite% ur their good eharader, anti Sliaciinoil of thait ability hi the art oe Drawmg, NV CI2()K.F.R. . , •," •'' SUVRY. MAN(►Rt AND ESTATE, TO . BE-SOLD HY' I'Ulit..lC In the Month ot'iuly reit , ih not r nispoich of by'yri V. 10." OM) r.l t rrt-IE • NIANOR a - I.3UitSTOW COURT 101)(; E, t to tlt. Quit atitl %latitl4l 1(1,4111,, • thCreOft, clod utivedro, at Aeree, or tsreeimitl A r-ahlr, Nle.i • '(low, oo,ll,ttiii, inn lltltg•t.n:e,.tnwl tlttx vellieta Kirrt.s, wttis wttismistl,4) Nellitnybitu,e, atld Out. buittlmg,, let to respec„t ible lot Tettii, very lotv dud (.1.: s Them-14 4 Ti.timty - ot !cow Lao)) , `thriving Oak 41114 tither »l'imber ins the Lstate, .1, well atut,kecl will, C dine ; distant cele Mile 1(04(4.' ail t 28 for Particulars inquire.of Mr. Itelanci„Solicitca, Staple. Inn, where a Mao of ;tic Ustate may be !icett; and who to au thorised to twat tot:ttni Salti h) Private Contract . • From the LONDON ir..4ZET PE, Jlitit; 18, • 18 1 1. turvit-r?urrcy 2S UP-ER D G ells, jiActie) , • tVyricle; leorninsier, merchant, to surrender July 9, and 30, at eleven, at lie iiilt•c•iiu"se; W.rces ' 'ter Attornie', • Alt.. ,1-4:utur, London '• a Mr A' kVelis, Worcester. .; li. Lines, Norman - 10,1, gtnret, luiy 12, at four, 13, and ,30, at eleven, at the S ii.ic,r.'s I ~n,- r owcerer. A tOrtiles,' Kit•Ny fow‘ester ; and MessrS: Lonv,dill and • Beckitt. Grays .Loudon. T. Parkinson, Li v4:114,1, cosier. (til; 9, la, Mill 30, at de- Veil, at ( , atty's H.:etc tits, I)aie.at ect. Live/poor. At ' tornies;. Mr. I acason,, Lower Castle , serret,' Liver. pool t . A nd MeSsis. hlakelock and Nlakinson, Tchiplei Lond‘.n. • . . I. CSriuiley, Ashted, Warwickshire, (IL!. sinl . et, July 27, ' 2s, and 30, at troVelve, at rite Royal I tole!. Biriqin4lntrit. Attoruies, illeaolale, Alexander, and , ' Ilultne, New Inc, , r ofidOit,; and Mr. 4 Nleredith,.Teinple.Tow, Bit. mingnam. ; T. Rubinson, and - 11.4.awierice; Liverpool. merchants, Jul} 4,5, and 30, at one; at the. G lobe Tavern, Liverpool. Atiorni•!:, :vlr. Woods, Liverpool ; and Mr. BI tck stock.. envie, London. T. Poukoil,' St ,ke.tipon.Trent,. potter,' !dry s, 6, at th e Trent Inn, 'Fri:11010m •ind 30, at le tiilteat Snell Inn, Stolit urn. Trent, at rv,elve Attorni,!s. ••Faintit4role, it,el Clarke,. Warutordicourt, 'London ; awl • Mr, Yet on, Stone, Mtartinr,t u , ilurtun upon.•rieitt. July to i itt s i x : rl, ar eleven, and 30, - at . 11,6 , 6 at the George lii;,, Lorton- up,,n-Trent. A tiornies, c,:reavta, tDer -11 and MosBrs. kincierlay,Long, Iner, Gray's Si, Lancaster, victualler, July 19, ' a t ter - , and at ttic liutl lriu, littrutry. ...wot-mess me ; •, s r s , wordsworth • anct .Addison, Staple Inn, I.,orition awl Air. 's ates ,, tiaslingden, Lanc a st er . ; 'G • Lake, P.,xerci,..wcolleivdra per, !illy 6; at eleven,' and se, at nitre , At tie Losht“ri I lilt, Exeter'. ' Atininies, !Mr, rantien„ New. Nilliiiian-stieet, London; and Itluniln, r, I .‘elatliqek's.row, t serer. El. Rod Lion -street, Holborn, June 32, 29, and July so,, at .eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Ciaiksons, Essv,x-strEct, W.. Petty, Al.qiewster, bAtlttet, lone 52, and 30, at ten. Attorney, Mr.‘ Tarn, Warr:- for& court,'T th‘ogninriuti. st Net , . Londo n, jg,e;tri,ri‘tifiley)-3lt)y,u,littiptketiric:t:at,c t Surrey', ;.l,ll.4 7 i i , re .i . o v i o , : l k o ej b , Jurw tordey, Mr. 'Fry, Sockweti, Soucy. I,ltitley, Jant.. Voie.istreet; Clare•market, carcate.butcher, Julie 22, 29, and 11 , 4' 30, at twelva, at Guildhall. 'At. torncy, Air, 13rown 1 street,' Westminster. G. Bell, Cro'ss.latte, winr-inerChant, lune 2g, l iIY is and 3,, at ten, at Lotioony Atlorirey, Mr. Linter, uilliter.squate, , , J. E wart, Crosi;.lane, wine.inerchatit, lune .kyly 2, and 3.), at ten, at Utlttitp,lll, r. Idruee,, bidder-square, • 4 _ _ CKRTIFICATES, 9 S. Pursell, T. Potter • son and I M. Masfme.g. Lirurl,uul, St,ckosit, hoteir. —AI 11, 4, Itousum.m.—:‘V tt/Ikaiefr, t i.w.enev 1 , 12, chant. - C.. Is mikry, Pop Jac, ier. w. 1/01. sea, pittioneer.— 1. iiikoltkeLiTer. -- V l / 4 1 .1' op l'i) noml 11, - juitcS, Ofti‘oit, ilierLer.-- I). Kwite, c,dl.lle( 11,14,*. '.llllfton, .I.iverocmot, tkiercitaitt..- K. Gr:at elte.iter.strtcr, imr,..liant.—W. sailer, I.S.ixv.;ii, NV and I . Warminster, odupeis. 11111 3 -ERI4L PARLL4IIIEiVi. HOUSE OF !WES, TUESDAY, JUNE 18. In the Committee of. Privileges the consideration of the case of the Berkeley Peerage being shortly resumed, some .further eltamination .of witnesses took place, particularly of DJ. dewier, The gam . .. mittee adiourned till to-mbrrow, When the Solicitor- General will sum up the case on the, part of the Crown.' The; ; Bills! upon the Table • being forwarded in their ...respective stages,.- the. Otiose adjOurtied for some time during ,pleasttre. On the resuming of the House, ,the Draw bark Suspensioo Bill was brOught up by Mr. Lttsbit g. ton 'iron,' the .Commons. Read a first time, ordered to. be printed,,,. and read a second Intik!. on Friday. . , Atier a few words betwern . Earls Sta n h o p e :40 Bathurst, the third, reading of the Bank Silver .. Token kill was tixed for Timmi The Order for the third reading ofthe Insolvent Debtors' 13illsheing4 - ead, The: Earl of Motait robe, and made a few obse..r.- vatiotis upon the measure, whicb,in its Pre , iellt - slate . was not such as he could wish. -. The Noble Earl' rdverted to some points in the which ii.lnight ,he too late lo attempt to thodify ill that .I.liose, though perhaps they could be * corrected else where, Atter a few words from the Lord Chancellor, the Bills were lead a third time, and passed. On the mOtion of the Marquis of Luisdowne, a M e ssage was ordered to be sent to the Commons, requesiitig a copy of ; the Report.ot their Commit tee, tippousted to eXantioe iu o t h e state o t, the,p c 6- teutia'ry Hopses, &e. , ' • The Ealt Ot LAUDettpAl.p (*:served, that as their Lordships . were about to consider a questi2n pf pr • v il e4 e,- it would be proper thi•it the usual .Order siioind ;be enforced. Accorditrgly,.the stranr., .were orderd to withdraw, and the exclusion tinned .ibout a quarter of an - hour.: • CA rtIOLIC QUEsTION. , Soon after Our admissiOn, the' Order of the Dar, Ipon Which their 14 , m:ships were . summoned, z, for the coosideraiioir or the Petition ot the Roman Catholir s t,f iteland, being'reed, e Earl 'of DoNouuttsiOtut rose, and said the question their Liirdships were about to cbusider, as not to be regarded as the cooiruelitemart 'of a oreeoin : ;, respecting Whi. h it may t.e neeessafrlo lay down certain pru'iciples, as a c,round or lasi, on' wind) they N•vere to proceed. 'Tilts w,is a fiequent-' I. ly let), ated .pplication to their Lordships' bianah of the legislature, irorn a Lir,ge Portion 'ot their k i r love simjeit•, for a part cipation in. the advantages of IL, common Cunslithtion wider which they hv, ,• ed. It was eytitUy competent to the supreme newer lit 'give or to withheld It lay with its discretion in what tuattn,r; titr tO What F :xtent they . tuay think fit to rosore the Petitioners to those rights to which lie (untended, ti,,T were in 'every point of view, entitied. lie chit not conceive that, after the re- - peate , t chscussions Stinjoi had undergone, it would be nece s sary io enter into any detailed' con ,iiterat ion of tho,e . vai ions points upon:which a great stress had heretofore been laid. Whitt had beeti.in , smed on with re•pett to those pOit44, he.averred, had not deprived the Catholie Qiestion of any one of 'its supporters in either* 'Hnose . of Parli,uncot. Thy NV4ts prepared to meet 'and refine' those ob lemon's m whenever the 'Legislature shall engage in the good work of national amelioration.to which 'they welt now invited. 'They' were prepat ed to 'drew that the enjoyment of these rights, which they claimed, was not 'inconsistent with the se , Alrit and permanence of the' eroteStant I , :stablistutiiitits . . They were ready to atfoid'their assistance toward; the full protetition 'of every establishment in treladd, civil and religious ; and they west; 'ready- to*reMove all just grOund . ot apprehension on that head... on tltr part of the Petitioners,' he clattne& the justice of their being permitted to prove, to sobstaritiate, 'the justice and reasortablericss of 'their claims. He adjuredllicir. L9rdsliiiis trot to think of agaill deciding tb perpetu ;ore their exclusion trordpolitical , privileges and po litical po've‘l, without affording them the decent tottnality . of s ane previous , triestigatiort—not to d v nifiss" them di r e. dated 'and condemned withent a hearing 1, Th e prominent. feature-by which this great qbt.,,tftin taxied distinguished, was the peculiar, eir cuftistances' of the'colotry from that of - any other on the far e .6( the Globe, viz.' That the religion ot • a small minority'of its inhabitants' was the religiott of ttt S 1 e. In no inher . Part 'ot the United King- dom.' was theitite -to be weft': lit ,Stittarid,.Pri.s . byt e ! ) , was established, ,agreeably to the will and . wish' of the majority of tire people. I n this coo n . try, Protestantism, was preterably est rtilished, _on , the sante, .10 , :Ireland, the, case Was Very different ; and outler the aus r iees of that very Revaluti n i that of 1688,,which Sectir4d, Presbytery.. to &Orland, and ProtestaotiSto to England. In Ir e . 'land the: whole ,w eight of tire • Government was plied to ex, inghisit the , the_people, and ; even in the teeth of one of the most solemn tseatieS, ',that was. ,ever conclutded!—ln what he aaid, he' wishd not to be•roisnoderstood, not, 'be trusteU, he: should 'not be .tbilarepreeniei.i. The claimant s , m y their parts solemnly disclaimed any wention to' }, r. ticipate in the 'honours or the advantages of the IL:- eltsiasticatEstablishment. Their objet was freedom'. 'from those political, disabilities and, tewraints. which they were still oppresSed,.and a participat tun in the blessings of our common Constitution, . .i t pleasure , he recolteCted the .contliv , ,f-of their Lordships ott a recent occasion, when, by their so liroprily attending, it, the wishes Of Protestant llls,enlets, so tmegoigoodiy oi pressed, they evinced. illetnselves the friends our, ogioos liOerty. No f wee, itas raised against the Lns.euters, NSA ai'vani,ts OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, , • . to, alt. rrins PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS 111 - JL yESTP: (JR/MANCE:kr/I heady give Soiree, flue Protr,tals will he tycei ved .0 their og:cc, lei Pad MIR, ui for he. fore We Ittesday, the ah i in N, froth orb PertoPs a_ may he willing la' miidert,4ke i e prforitialte ~of the LU Mlt F. WORK, /.r. Service ,r the l'imier„Liwii. J, IPN, Woolwich, Purflat, aid GP aveyrd, for a period of Three Ye,irs Patterns Gf the Arricltr taGe 4443 .1 .mar Go vi . ..n.ed, ',pan finft, Aim': at 1/...e PrinA,lt'Sbnekeeter', Office 1116# Tzwer and further Pat Lituldri, ,tageth•lr'w;ti , tb'e : a nd t'o et liei o ,,, of tbe Cowl att,. may 'be known at the S‘trelo;',Va, Ogee in Pall.. Mall, 41.jn . ! oath, a • t‘•dqy between the 'Puri. al 'len and .I , f:it!. .where ?f e ~,dr •be ddivered,:fealed and in.' dcrsed, Vroposals tc.r l'Io.o1) , Ir's Work," hut nu l't , •pa..a/ ear be admitted after the rata 2.6ib ins% .at.; ' , wave G'Cl,ck 'al. Aiwa, of the rauteDefy ; ne.ithe, any Tender be na•iced, unle4s the Pmt, n:aking it, cr an 4gtnt in' hir behalf, 'bail att;nd. Order afthe Itoa-d • . Re 11. CRbli', Sec. EPR4C;F, SIXPENCE iiALFPEN •• , :Were made hi'misrepresent them... In the pres4m case he snood before their Lordships the actual ()- cafe or four millions of their fellow subjects, Alto Ought - to, share. in all the privileges and iininuoit les of the British CZnistitution ! He derrecated with earnestness every misrepresentation ,ot the dews and uhjt.ttts,of the Petitioners. Had they no of her grOund but that of the ConVention soleionly cons eluded at' Limerick in October 1691,iconfirtned hiss = der the Great Seal in the following year, it wou:d be sufficient for thein to Clair!) of , the - British Le.;:,, !attire the tardy and long protracted restoration of their rights, ,But .upotit a variety of otioer were they entitled in lull justice to those which. they ,to respectfully ; as the claiming on the part' of the principal Catholic Liu varsities of the abominable dorirines s tPte IM _ptved to them ; the form it protest, by comintio:t of the Sovereign Pontiff himself in 1791 against these Linciuted doarines, alien, at the tustahue of the lici tish Govcrimit , iii, the, exceptioilable words wile omitted in tne (Inks of the . Irish Peel tins ; the . • words of our own Statute - Book in the Act of 77f1 ; the oaths Of allegiance and ftdeliiy, which, under the Acts of 1774 and 1793, were freely IA:: a by all the "Irish calholics; eoinintred to these, what were 'the weak and flimsy prercx , s pdviiiiced • against them ? Were the arguments ag oast Catholic's to be nuinbzred, and not to be we gned, • their case would be deSperat e shailOw of pretext existed for Colltilliiiisg the; . Code for the •SuPposed secorq ; 61 Protest,'nf I , ..4tablislnent ? The principal poit i t inststetPolowas the'withheld Veto which was SCh(l to clash I,tadv the King's aupteniacy as Head' of the Church ; btit when this I;ropoition was fairly and dispaisiiiii ately examined, it would be .ioutid far wise,. and that this' objection re-sted upon no ration ii foundation. The 'tiliesG)tt w.ts, in Ida, the leaving the: spiritual' controul over Irish Catholic in the hands of a fori. , r t it • poWer. BUt this bid itoconnecli tit wi h the King's sopreiriltcy, and it would go leas to affect it titan iiat was done daily with respea to the lay pairon -9e the Church, not only With resped to Ids 1.1 , 1.1. but t;•veti to every Protestant his .I:ocese. , Nay even the actual appointalentof one t the Protesiant Bishops is vested iu one of h•r; subjetas, viz. the Bishop of Sodur tont Alan. • His Lorikuip adduced a variety oh riasoning in . support.of these,po.fitions, and pruceicied to oh, - serve that an atiitiao.tment of the ktit.:ip!e On the part cat the Catholics, of which the SOyercigil was the individual representing the spiritu-(1 of their - Church, in utiry,woultl be an aoandoometit of the religion of • their forefathers,- an earocst and ,sificere continuance . in Oil( ell is the-'cause of t, es,p I • • • eXelos:Oh_ MIL LISA CS, ul which they Su ju,tl • He ckfeticled the charazier and colinkol or the Irish Catholic Prel _dcy, as it.tepro.ellittle. biznnelesS, during three iticee,sive rebdlidns, during pi!riods of war and peaCe ! He was siitistied that it their Lordships would go into a C,Auttlitt't e, c he C 1. . . t holies could relieve thb honsioos of thus, ashes reared-10r the Cloileid . the rite as 01 a withheld Veto ; or, of :I:iy PoirlC,ll fen/dee in their 'ceele•ii ~deist arrangeineins. rfe. was satisfied all-these wow(' be purely "dointisrcos- Ills Lordship (lien passed oh . to a brief thatAit,israt o•t„ of the measure of the iniereliange of nation.ii- • Brigs, as far as it ts'as reletable to' Alt! conside;atiOn ; and Ihniigh he approved the sure to other points of view, as tendiriV to add to t:ii; • military Ise wer of the OrtiPire, yet; fiche did , dot ceive tae freedom of l'eliicrus worship atlealuktiety secured' to the'CatbOliC'andr.a` it, be disapproved the measure. He , did not 'think the -orders assned by ' Cpininanclers'irfchiel a sufficient security. He. re. feirrd 'some 'cases, one .particularly 'occurring lately al Woolviich, where, belearfikl ) Matt was patan confinement ler refosing to attend,' k Protestant place otw orship. He was adverse to the freedom of religious ~ .vorship beingTenderiid depend-I ant upon Military orders; Atter -some farther cll. servationsAipon this • part of the subject, the. Burl concluded' anielognetit 'and ingenious: tiieuen by moving— , s" `roar this Petition be refetred to tilt: consideration -of a'Coannittee." . . On this question being put, The Earl of Lotseyoan rose; and delitered- his sentiments at some length against the 1105iihal outs argument's or the last 'Speaker. The mole he hail • eutisqlered the'qutistiOn before their Lordships, a t i,4 tile more he attendedlo the 4irearrhicloc,s ai-coot partying it, the more he eves c- itvieaced in his own miod ut the jiisiiee and reasoniiiiivness , of flit obicc.,. tions-he He mote est), )eft an objection to the time in which it was th.itt.;iit - proper, by those who directed • the 'attdirs of ilia - Catholics, to come for'ward ti, tiso when 'the country'was, so ontdvourably circonishcs e,t in , that'resped as at present., l'The cotn4ii,t of those . persons to whom, he alluded, - was titr hoar ch ed tip tite peace and tittrttiuuy lbfre:li:llianig,t;st)Bll disci:ll; on i a as . t. :t 4l. l l l ::e m : f i l c s t contrary, ties:, oat people. ° :He difYired froni Giu Noble &al As to- , the aeolitnenis be expressed respecti nt the (incsttoo Q.l" • , the Veto, an d with" - 'regard to the into of conotaiil nuostititting to be pursued on such ail vecasion,. and itt such He'tlibtaglir it incumbent on elie Governing' Pc wers,, as fin as human stir tins , ns or he - powers allowed it, 'to ekert thos-a powers lot ;the pieServationiatid tranquility of the governed, He wits at a loss to know hew the tif , N:t 4 of • a to 'reign influence was 10 be prevented in Ireland, hy IrreOliS of what the Catholic adviteates con:einicd hir, it a controoling power Wt re not .0 he v'esettf . ni • the legilimate GOVernmem - of the conott v. N,ie had* tie mut.' hopes from that domestic syst,;.m of arrangement, in thOse„ respects, Which the ,Not;e IL 1 - 34 so moetr sires% on. was well known how - easily' a, factious and • hAttilent l erson o u ld • act on stieli, occasions, in a wavy so as to,.plocltW i(P J'l