The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-08 00:00:00

ttit,donft. If he bad any der,a, it IX . , as an over artixitqy in that respe :-.t. l'hat beitn.t•h:s opinion, it cottitt not inipnied tO hint S.') that he wish ed in any t!':ittg !ivy, =try refle'6t on the cha= ' ranter or cancluA of the Noble and !.,eirrried Lord ; but when it ,V 11.33 notoriotis that great finds crying grievanCes really exi`Ated, titonid b not be; as his Hon. Friend bad justly said, " a denial of justice,!.' 11Gt ic) inquire iito,thein The faa was, that fri ! rn the great presstirlk ot husinc,c - , within the Itst tWo c'Mcif , S bpt i lAtid ior that titne i iii the Lord Civ_no-Hor's Ortt:r for heating, • withont having yet been iiecd, - Weisitotthis period of delay a ,Ittfi otient ground for In . the House of Lords the delay was of a much I:l6ater „length. In one . . 4 Il„nie 'Ali ; ;C:11 wtstha eV a copy-right, write had etore the I-loose ;cane. yetits; front the Court of Se ton, nt the' time the decision was kiniwn, the inutrest - bad 'ceased, for thesperiod - of the right, nt totee-1r years, had espiret. Another into who t,,t,tas about present a l',,thiou, ‘tfas.ltinin .in ~ Joh With re's'pe(4l. to tilt.. question, the.tiht•thing to hr: aseet tairr - the Can . of the` evil of—that. I)ting'tione, then to prOvide a telnetly i.r,thor . ot a permanent or eli temp(n'ary na ture; Vv'bether;that etntild be &tie by making an lidditiOn Cu' the' hilditia) ()01,: - :e0.1, or' in Whatever other manner, Vag tlie'slth i jea for aftkr'dieebssidri ntuelt' doubted . ..vitert - t'ett the incfease"of caitss* since' the tit n 6 Of eny'l4oid-zllar , iw - iGke, was rater • or'not: The ease' of ' Batticrottle.les ..casc+:rtaitlly a' gl'eat ,evd. The rittintlyai.Cotriolons se - ..iled. ins the 'last vel?'wits as ritanY a4i'in the prc'ccding y&ir A'CrianniAsion in thit i-eq., , .-!4;tlity,A . ht,a•itit the Ohati , cellor, anT•by affordit tempOraty. - rid of` he press•. ; ol tinsitiesS'lt>f that titt ore. • 'Phe flight Hon. Gentleman 'l6l staYd that was , ' ,-, ;ointif biit hint nor pllan titai6ftd, in thetf. tentOattott'. ot 't .110 to IL) A t th e , LI i t ( eft gr.,itt :!. (I Hi a' : ‘1" 'rd , . of to roach had beo.li •tt w d..ity tlielittql.f:ry, and tint tI it for 00y ft:4ol6)f ictre•dinei U Arioftwr the proper'iihttlintil fur and ttie'y rnlst nOt st , ) ; t) , :catititt 0 C , rlciinittc.e' itt atioih6tt.place Odtt; ,1)11.1t thettl. • fr i:tie,CttAtICVLEOR the k:,...-,;(..istto.ittint said, th'at' bethought• the tnnit exrA,'lierit• Course wati; as the delayeoltirlili4hred of consiited.....liteliy ill the lain Jarisditiiotfol th.it lientisit'oi Lords, the Tinned) , 511651fciiiiivnattl Vl•iiii tbetu. ,The : ATT'ilttNgir - GEN 1.'•• Mated, With . re4iird to . ttle proceedinfo the (..!onit4 'of Law, ihat' therev Was not the slighte!A ocea4ion ' for any , altii:rit-• tarn thet6.' The husitiehs of eath term was con eluded in the term, and that of every sitting was con'endbd before' the eotritnetic , ..!ment of the next terM.. ' Nfr,'T.vi . t.ort agreed in the Amendment 'of his . Hort:- , Frietid, but totripl:titn.d that the arwitneriti of , AnotOrr Holt. Friend ol were rather dire led' egainit a boots which he OA not „write, than at,aittsl fitly thing lie Mai Said. 1-10 quoted aortic at-Within al eases of delgitt; and diselaituttil any intentinn to cast the shtehtest refh.trth - mt opi ji , hi s its:6l,l, Friend who Waii; placcd'ut•the head or the Court of Citauccry.• Atter a words' from Sir John No•a•tt ort - and Mr. Wilb&rforeit, Urt,%rctiat,tott Of the it- the motion of ;IL neintii,..e , t, to move. rlie.pre,vions 'Vitt*/ 110UilAiltil divided, When thhie Vor.tlie. Motion it • • , Majority Aioei;dikiont. i ,; 7. • - • 40 r rh o tht,nt t; Ropoit,,, tli!! C r reretred t&) 4 C;orillt:itt.op ot flouse ,i'vJon(.l . ty ;if, LG liV, li 114)W ,v the dill Or of ihichtioil tioyertnni,-nt tt . .) Ut six thillieiis 19r p t;adut 0 .. 'Lord A, FlA,Mttatn4 ttoopOtted his rq spet:Aing the regoltttit4.ll9t. tLui io to this fortoight , A i`iitissii6e , front the Lo:o3,,iiigtilli,:xl their I,ort,i r . ;.igre4;tiwrit,to trio A...1),1ty suveFal leiteTtet . and the irtAi ",1.)-615111.y 11:CiSii CA 111041 C L.!()NINI ;' P • O y i IS010:413 ,that t) ItStilt/ to. make the motion which he Should have the honour to cub m it to the House, he felt greatirni4adiott irr kkring ;he Right Hon.: Gentletilan (Bflttr Wells Aey role) in L os p b c ,,, whose letter, now layitii..; on ti l e toile by the order:of the liouse, was the e.atsi.> of tile,ml;- tioll tivitia whit it he should conclude,: Whether (Mr, Poitsortby),fittCeigeded its Ilia pCoppiitioo c,r trig, 6 Lie g o od effect he was convineedAvould iro.n ctiaeus,ioit :of it,. the Hoo. (.kotiefrian fftl hiinsolf called upon to. SlJiv mo ii vt3 by which the ( . ;overtinient. of Akeiand waa o , l e„ te d its ifouitig the let . diter,ted to the entire Mae,ii (racy of Ireland, alts i cooltn,tridine, than to arrest 'natter cettain t.,rce,fiiurths I t s ent i re po pulatin: withni 4u,s to he,tr VVlwi facts' ,vitich could indotA.: Government to adopt Such J proceed rug, tor he twist soispoKt ti);st the ItiOittdttt of toe:ptotoulgation of .tit`.s letter, some dangift uir- I t isr)WO to Parliament at pretik:Ot, roust tare been li yietirlided, or an atiternbirkriown to be,e u: $1 existence for tWO xetikB and upwards before,' •ioulti not have been stigmatised as an uniawful as bad a newspaper in his timid uf 'great croala ,,„„ i n Ireland, from Which he should ~read sume extracts, that the House might see li&Oid not eolnelor,.vard with kitatements , of his own, nor C3ll for theiL iotprposititql own - ratty imaginary grounds. riere Ito rOtri an attract, dated January 19, 181,1; ltic It contained an. itycount of the proceed- . In k is of :the CatholksSattunittee on that day. It, statt,d, that the , Committee had agreed to address OW Prince of Wales, that the Secretary had read i;eveial qtr swers trvnt the tiltferent count/es to th e ciraular letters addreshed to them, and that they . had s'txptcssed their satisfaction nt the appeltitnient who was efeled by the Co..nty of Kerry as o ne of rho managers of the Petition.) This doeu snent, rte said, was:circulated as publicly as any Ad er circulated in Great and was known t;, , t twenty days , befne the publication of the which hii.utotion'was ditetted. That letter was in reality a great inlpc,itance, it was an attempt to silence ttriise who / had forriferly been tti. lotk-d the privilege of compl notit,4; a priv.ii, , ge it WaS 41(it 1150,31 t 01.14117 t dogoi,atit , attil,to& )tal . .e•avci , ay .t 11411) of i4titionitlg t .„4lie Tight Whipil*.Gbt'ctilli)ent was itltAti the 10)4 "oi • prolsbit*g teithe pePele:9l - that 11..,e (;:itholic Ciiinitit tee WaSi111111) - .C.. ful assembly, why.was it p..,i - ;ltitted to exist tiO7 hilts ? The Paper froahwhich he had wad-was print,:•! etT irt the ' ery "tity •in rv . :llteli the - fiord Liatittrirri-. 1 lived l 'wby did Iro that i atf t hentteaion 'of rttg.C4o.i %feu - lA - lent to their preceeditiT, if, indeed,. it was so, necessary to the well-bting..,:of the coniitry t hat check' , d their desi2,n4 At this thue, it wotild that the 2 1 .0 Itoi!cistra . tioo was„,l4l9j : thoti i ;ht.„ ,be Ltepoits had goneakpoad, and : wvre pretty gvnycally Deli+ e 1 tl, titot i ohange wt.lll abaqtl,o phiee ; bpt still it the...mischief was so great: as (tom the meiistifc!itje..l: Sorted .to, ,inost ap;,.-ar he cook! svatvely Il.e . Actitiiili,t_raciito 'of Strei) 3L1f15 1 1 eciiido.-.1 ;I, ;to t ies' : l'vê:nlicin leaving the,tnischii.fOchind s tii , i , o; as a Ici' ;; ..!;iicy Lu iteir evs%or4,,, Theseproi..edings,:wvot . 12u. Febrnaiv, afu:r the Priiicei. , t NViik,ti was appointed I.vgQiil, anti Pe stilch-d . in - such a tuariticir by, the Bid, the letter 10 #;(i trio rnuliltited t tit ~ficst time. by . the liecietary of fitwe . 1 . 10t1S.';!„ - nO doitht, would ,to be .inhnoned \vilv It WaS conSicle . re'd tie yes,,,ify to .adopt !his and What was.t,lo alc,:r:pictitii the c irenniSfinfces of - the Ceti., w . vari, cl.4l,o,esseirtiallyas-ta.justity and Otplain . thisiseetrinig,pobtradiaietr , It could inn have pro cieflJoel ficitl) a wt ish,to involve the Regent in toph. 1 401 ality it s tlesign lie would not ascribe jo thew ; Waft.ne c e ssary that the fietise'strogitf: l,c: ; inflrrit ed. : rpfm s ,yvtiat motive it did groUtid, v and . titt. what groutp.l 4 ., wasit to be civic:tided: The . ; A,-,t of P,rli t utiejit.p,efr,tred tU'in the: triter of the Se t7t* , .‘t try of State„ 1-iy of lir was never 1111fori'cro,:tol-4,;ondw!leii it yViiti 1() he put hi :I,;Hosi por.:evdiiigc cTf sove.it it point n tilt t•;,ct popt i laCLAl tilt it cclottcy, have coosiaorci,l :is to lire best ineittis "I, I.lV , iil-..; inch, a -stop. Avcordiiii to the ; Consti. which, we lite CroWtt had the powe:r (: dorini.itit for tiny h ec oinerit-Ou;sary the r,vohition 41u , +1114:II:t1 • Wlis % . ‘ r bY [-)cocLattiatiiiii thv The Lord l o ientell4ll Irelarld,and Ite,,was, , it r upits.;d. that. the,: II& cOlinv,ii (lid 1101 IFiti,ele a i proidaiii.it , oll, tend adept litrcutili , and inforthing s if that had dolls, the poop:le, would 3:te iiistruded in a roatint:r the 'lllO4 • sin/tlllog, anci by au authwity the ino , t Mr -preisive. Lord Leutetiant anti the Council, whom s.t4ne the, Lord Chancellor, the Al. turney and . Solicitor-(iesterals,.and several other great Officers of the ,kingdooi—theSo would have great weight upon the- s initids.of ,the people of Ire. !law% He should have tliori4lit that in 'common prudence„ he had almost said in common justice, they were bound to adopt, this course, in 'oilier thtit, .1.1'1)110 they found it.neees , kary to iiv.iit:c.4l the rigour s of the taw, they. give 111'i 'people every as . ; „, ; ,, nc , o f the good ititeutiolls of the U.ntern . nla it. I 1;., wkhed te s he intorined ratio, whether i l ls Maiklsty'S LaW'O'llit.'.ols were conSulted, and vvhetftet 'the letter' had the sati6tioti of their anthoritv ? 'lit this kila.gr ‘4;- directions to. the "Sherals to,t.nder :ill the throughout Ireland to aa,accoiding .tie it, tiratu.•:tions. If the ni-e:ssity %eve I , o • L og en t as to prevent the (Achy Wiljcli wwalti be teg , iirt.:d to with th.l Lord Lteute -114'4 ;iiit Ciitnicil, a R.:N.' moments ‘votild have been sqtriCivcit to eiihsult those who ,were,in the habit of the Crown iii law oatir..sldtd tile Right lion. (len tkinati at irif,Ritusif of that, .The letter• Warned the Slietitis 111,1 an mita w lid assembly \vas sittiOg iii Dobitir callittg• itavill tile CaLllol . lli C011111t • 6 lett l ie \‘,ol.lld WNly hoot , ' why . the „Right ..tott. Gentle onto eitll.:d !he Catholic COirittrlltee A 111111 4 ,191 a 6 by whose, tictViee, ar ~Upon what iliftittllu tion, he reiri. iiiruSelf justified in so ttojng ? If it was an•untawful tisselphly, wr by did ii. sutler it to exisi so, long; 'and es.ipt the of'bovernitierit 'Did he think, it ',was not utilawl9l butt! ,11e had pubT lishetl his.lettar if or did lie, knowing it to, be unlaW ful,. think U. tight ,to.uointive at its Why then did lic,altet his contluet? The letter _proceeded to di. tea, that Nitigistratea-should cause to be arrested and colutuitted to prison all persons guilty, or having bec'.:3_gaillY,,,sothat,,it reit:red to time past, as welt 94,10 ticno !wore. Why then, he volt)d again it this' reirospcdivo etiution were necessary Was the Committee permitte d to ,(:t so loop; ? All its rict S were notortOtoi,Hat' wel known to Government aS Ita own ctirits the Coin (rimiest t tit itF. ei len t hat passed before. the publiee'ye,, yet no notice wits taken pf Ut be. fort!, and it was permitted to conduct itsdlt ill a winch is s .1 - 11 c l -winds ft-iO4ett.'With 'error and Ttik..Uiter;nrdered li:tither thoi they rilweld be arrestiti.'atitl,Cominttted .pi kon, bad were given; tbat-tirerirst act of ,(4overtioi:Ait should be'sooeder gittttril'eslo pot:veil againA the poople. 4VFta tires lilt f't,sta►ity in this procetsaiiig ? Apy tests t)t the c i iuncry, to policy, or to hornanity /• . VVi;s . this the kind of warning a peOpte shotti& expect front a mild and beticticciit Govornthent ?' Besides, the Cenimittce had done no froth die Ist of Ja nuary-, the date of 1 :tIr. Hay's circular feA.,!.1., op- to thu 12th of February. The lii ;lit Hon. Gentleman opposite (the Cliatrc:cflor of pie had said Inc:rt.:was no other cause 14 the pr,...Lidings taken in Trehind, thiin Mr, liay's letter but lie 'was glad the Right II )notut.il.)le •Gentleinaii most deqly in teresic't.l was now piesetit, that re might answer tor himself, The order to coitttfll those - persons, un less bail were given, prolesied to belaunded on ia clause in die (.',:buventton Act, Which chute , fre would now road to th[ - 3 t . ifere he read the chiute, which stilted,' '[ hat every Pe'rinin proved guilty . of .sfich acts, in due Cocuse of should be consi,'„ered guilty of a bigh-miiiiertitan. our.] It that the offerke 'de. iicrikd in, A ids A c t was against persens rneet nig to- elect; and that it 1'611.16'00 pi - 6W in the doe course of la - w, but the 'offence 'des:crib ert in the iettee did ^ not SITU/lila to a bre:tell' of peace, The rule in law, he belkycd, was, thio unless tbe act' amounted' to a breach of the Magistrate, who was a Statute Oftieei., pot dcinAnd bail for titasot;, or of the race; he could arreil, but for an act metely tt.o(liog to a brealh of the peace he could not,—.. Wf,imt was the reason that in an adion, truth iv .s , 0 plAiti , ,ation for 4 ribel.„; but .11(.11 in v indictmei i . i c ' 4 . dtillie it tended to a bteach pt th! i pe4cok'i y* i Nil : zi , ,.ra'e had no aut horily tof . .",4ftsit:fbr it ykfir:le itiiii(armAlt \vaitowld,, Ever; in casts` :of (Vl tacy and perjury, the sante' role , wi :OA, 'lyie ; aitil lie believed he might take it for a legal troth, ilwt, for an act only tending to a breach of, the `neacerntrmin would . Ir...commuted in-the-fir-it:4o statae. ' .. .)int whe a tter:ho was right in. this or not, he apweltendecl tifat the Magistrates could.rtot'Corn mit any one fipon - the authority of the - circiiltfr het tee.. The tv . orcli of -I trtHettir were"atteritliiqr,,*.itt:: actinT, , , or having-.;attendeci, 'voted, or net'''. Cd •'" bot the worth mot: . Act Itsgit worti, much mote cautions and equitable,: they were,. If ~ ant person' attend and vote, or by any. o . lher. nfeAtis vote ci act," &c. so that it dtd pot, liko the letter. make the - batre. attendance cr',6 - 31-: .was stria .enough, and perii•ips eecd-• th no addition of huVo.ll4'.. Bill ' there were 61.1h:r. eiectieltistattees contit.;t:te'd with.the .4n1534:1i0n as 4'x.- traordin-ary:as this; `X hen, for th.l purpoie of en- forcing tltii lair, the , iliht Lion. Gentleman 4.rnt two , perice citlicertt to dieferote' the Committee, the officers demanded , who 'they wercyait& being an &Mired that they ,were• not the C r 'at holic Committee, : went away pertealy satisfied. Whateveraspeot the letter itself, might bear, tlientessengiers , he sent were certainly mehsengeri of . ' peace and of harmony they trot" ttatitia notionarof .the danger as he er they Would not have taken own"WOrcts for After. ONtrelliti!; for . some time upon' the ; nat•ssagefi -bet wettn Mr. Pole and the. Ca , thoUc Committee, he went into a 'train of, rtrultient tor-the .purpose shewing that if it were an un lawful assembly, it should' not have.been perntitwd in sir 49 it 1)„a done • since , He wished to. Ltiow whether ,Government had ;found that , it wa•'t ittiy tattea m ; point, ofw la Or fad, xvhether it, hadfdi , , cnveTed that the.tis:embly• waa.. not nolawftd, etch . that the intentiOn•vitas riot dairgernus ?. lle. died not attribute any intention' to the 4::;,:wernivent ,„of land , good, or bad, because he did itot -.under stand it, it was altogether ,incomprehensible, and he hoped, the Right, Ilonotirable , Gentleman wonld be anle to solve the enigma. ,The pro ceeding was one of the greatest , moment .to Ireland and to the kingdom aularge. Ireland was already, from did-rent cabses - , ,, eurfieientiy irritated, and if he might jthige fr. , M the newspapers, , the ineaqtre of the Right' Han, Gentleman , had : created the sorest. feeling in the Itoutan•Carliolits of Ireland ; a cir cnintitante which' lie' was Confident would chew the • uvr'itty, of' his making some attetnpt to justily, his tint:loB, Alter recapitulating his . arguments; he concluded with moving -4., 3 hat an humble Address should he : pretentecr to.. his koyal Highness the Prince,liegent, requcstar,;;that he vould order, tube lila before tl4,llouse COpils ()I ;IllY.PrOClani:ktions issued by theE.nid Lietitetnutt telAißi i.i COunclt, relative to the Ad against unlawful memblics ; copies of cases on the' 6:111le subj..c.t laid before the Attorney. and Solicitor_ (.;enturth; of I foilllo, togdher With their cp,nions th.:r,upon z and copies' or v AtraOs of certain 44pat , ..:.e.i fc.oi Lord Lieutenant." : • Mr. W.V. PoLtt said; that - he fully adtnitted'the iost ice oft he app' ealof the il,t.ifott.and Lear nedGent. who had just 44 down ; he ;,alitiitted the right at that G. titleirmn to call for the explanation which had do , te, and lie trusted that the aLlaWer which h e w3s:otiotit to give Would prove. sitti , datiory 'both to the liou,e and to 'tharGentleinan. He conic not, ho , ,veter, avoid expressing his regret that the zeal and t4w. rows of the. Gentleinen °A the Other ,i t ie-ot iii,, 1-lout.e fur explanation upon this subject had been so ardent a 4 to,induCe them to bring it rlor4 Ward' when they iount-hai , e known, that there was neverson prrsent who conkl give them that expla , mtton, or who 'could give a distina answer to ;their acensations., He regretted that till had liclOpted thif Conroe, beeituie the course , they had , lopted, 'aftill'ite• langtnige .thtoy had .used, had, i'll'i hilW of • fit'tf, proinced theotost injurious r tretts, which Ger- Vl'. n ly' nliglit litive , been . avoirled,.ifi Gentlemenl 'had ivflitk,t milli' Intl)/ heel been in possestiolviof: ail the 'fittis of'tne case, bett i 4o they pronounced at) Opinion 111501) . 11. Lie would now' proceed -to atm; %leer/04 41. 1 .; . roal v.'hicit the Hight 410nm:treble Gentlerron—had made, and in' tieing so,' he sh . Olukt)tetter.the - litter-4y a . dividing the charge .Ini ltid Wattle inter I'Wo.parts : ... 4 The tirit 'was, tint-the itishGoverhittent , waa.cetisn. .rable'for not - exertirigghti.- power...with which they , were4invested ;it 'ave earlier.periOrbecakitei said..the :Right tioneurribls Gentlemark,..ifithe Catholic Chni4 mitteo was an illegal inectinit);.the IristrUcsoemnient ought , to have pot to stop to it. .t art:oariter peltriod,i if. the Step :the Go'VQP•llllll!ftt,took- vas -jOstitiahle it all; it ought to h;oe. been .takitit itt ttrotirto,nw anGe ,, He would-not now-otter intoal4k.diseth e sitftr, of , fits fitotiti t itr, whothor ,t he. Qlikolie Committee,wasror .wakettor a 1e9141 meeting in-the fi rst instanct,but he ' would, with the , perittission of the ;HALISe,-:pro.. • eeed to state the reastAtti why the.Lecd I,lentii:., nant . Hf Ireland, looli.ing , eertainly..witiv lootonfol 'nessrnnd anxiety at 'the ittroceudings of- that '(dm. • tnittet from May,. ittog - , had felt it to..be his dory, Volli With a view to the; interets'ot Ireland. and of the Empire, not to mkt any step which might be ctaisideredas having •dt,en h'ibudebev t . ,,0 prevent the tkrnali 'Catlietio6 ,, ootrehinii from- coming before that 'louse 'Alvah any - ipetition.tespeOing what they 'conceived to be theirgeievJoces; or of making their `api)lication to the .Throtib."' ' , Before, ' however, he e ntered into this pail of the •subjeet, be coultt not avoid stating, thatt.he bad looked with a-natural . anxiety to the debateswhich hadAtalcen 'place in that 'Homo' respe6tri s g the ' events whi c h have recently ' occurred-In-Ireland, during the period when he was ' necessarily absetitin that Country.-.-' i - ie tiad 'read' With great Tdeasute the speech of hts Right Honourable Friend opposite to him (we be lieve.' Mr. P. alluded to Mr. Grattan); there were Mli) , parts of that - Speech In which he most. per '.fedtly coincided. . He- perfectly agreed with his 'Hight' Hon. Friend in thinking. that, looking at.the, '-)pechliar situation of Ireland, the laws in that coda.. try:relating to the Roman Catholics ought, to be ox.. est . :ism! withsas mucli•-lenity as was consistent with: 'the psiblic safety; that - tre atis'Should 'be done which' could thirty be considered as Imanifesting a ;chops). sit ; . Ort to trench upott their - privileges. Gieat tlif-- f , - , ri1ie1..3 of opinion might exist with regard to the. ig , tre'of privileges winch.ought. to be gr a nted t o ~ ii, Roman Catholics of Irelaild, - but that , . the laws r-hting to that portion of the inhabitants, of Ireland' -. ght. to be administered with- tenderness and itt l .: i i . e ne6s, was; a point upon . which - he belicvuld there. was no difference:ol-oPiiiion. The wide ndfri c t nistrat ion., of 4fie Duke of itichmooti, froiii.il 11° " t. n ) whictl.h ; landed hi Ireland, was Iln' n ',`, I ipiin rii-it,principli. ; the great obleEt of that ',V . Jii! 1 - 4.1 h hn'd been; in every inetsure a liistilalin','' 09 0 a:. -14-znlthiest- for the Catholics of irda n ' t c '' l : cill . " 04 ' '' . ' ' Wi.eu 0 4 - -1, , 1.,.., : .. jusilec, and. tendernils. • . , k „ Nobte..Fe'rsotiage first-went to Ireland, o'. l ",'' '„ It attionyCotlio' lies; in a condid.and inaaly o'""' . Yaq nre:Jiat to expeel from me any Itirthft VIVI '4110.115 -with - 1 egiii 41- to , the. priviiegel which Pls'4 enjoy, but the laws shall -be et:crLised,\"lll With the Most per fea .iinpartiatitykind)4oos,o right i wiikh - you 'posses.. Sliall nev' s '' 14 111 ....sit''' ' int shad airy 't he y„: sitail'be eirefolly priTm,,,, i' le ; pilau if:divicitials 'or s„t.';ithties beltllt4r"!o,l grade`you, or to hurt your feelings. f rol t 'l, s , c i i . r3Pi'it."4 the feeling' li,rith Whieta,tri,i)4o,t,',l Mond entered'upen the Govern went e f lisel 3 l''' by, that spirit 'and feeevery had tecaiorf . - 'he , ini c il t is r :r 9 a Y t t i ',l p. -n r e . d dritlurtitilig.ir.ll.l(l)%iir6sl4el'd.acltil ii,,,,i: ,- ,:.„; , • .• , t.s. or the t...athoitc ..‘otroinittee hay ~ ; (- . .0 describe them, if titat Caturnit". niet•ting, tiny did yo - u not ititeiflire period ? VYliy did you pot prevent t' cceOing's ? W'hy did you not iqj tn w eetingl Ile' o uli tell tliVf-liinis Guveinnynt,hail not interfered :a 1" s tr!ting'thil part.Of 'the c3hc, 'it P. eess:iry, for Mill to go largely into -tip' and debatei of the cohotiic,Commit\ in iii to, . lie was pattieulirly aroin ni into any such dist:o6l°ns; I:P..catiit it' tnuCanq te m pec to.the debate %loch . c‘alitriy ati'xious to aiioitf. ll' he ‘cet'e examitii.ition of What had beea paid al 4 that Conimitiee; it would nainrall) in wirici► lie by rio In :eons wislii-A t' i the . triontit of May, 'llO, tin" . rn ‘v e o. t r e h e y d: its meetings.. m.::ttii,:ieg,s,:haanicitiiitety that ti. was in the: Chair of the' Coniiiiittt, a t that Into resolutions, this very lerto" r beyond conttadietion that they were 'the Convention Bill, and-that they w:' cautious of not coining within it' P r(/ ' here he could not help observing', Honourable Gentleman. had, 'll)°'l,,i abstained from using the langtiage adopted in . sorne limner debates. He I the ConventiOn A& an obsolete I' w i trapi l l 'l t l l : l , t k i understood ni ( o l l sd t 6 e ,e t t , r . i . the ws into i icioialdiriai,isni Irish d offenceurenrr:alt:gill' e a ' i ' i i t , s u t e f a: r l c a l ::1 theY were unacquainted, Such 'thin; those whO'did hot appe:tr verji a llli°ii-ti :: ward upon the present occasion. ... n c;;; ,0 is ever, to the proceedings of the C0n30)"70.4 he wished to, state, 'that it bad ag!eo,4prigv he did not %%jai - I htZugrihodwtflacublerd 4111!ill!r:le'.:1110;11 were such as might have been cSr o t r,„ 0 0, 88-enibli of honest;,' lciyal, and c 1 f ,, o' 4 . anxious to state : their rights, aad to C l, P og ble c ' t grievarices , But 1w w ished tiff 1-100sc Bose. r:.!.',_'it. they cl,,!3ed their. 'resolutions with %,i ft 'O' which proved that even then they wel t a ! II C 6 nvelliion efts, and took piling t ° ' ir :,'' , ..l within its provisions; fin' ,they d o cio4 Pi ct ii;t44! . express.ina f ,„„ .(bat the y were not 10 Oe' i o $.7 as being in the chara6,ter of 1)dlegOl'I b '•.ito li) ,4 j a., le of individir I - 4 - ii 04sembleil to prepare ..i‘,,otidd,, petition of the Irish Boron G.l ti's ;0100 • ulitiea in i 809, was estahli'sh io !, I , i l , , iilte e : i truarli"letlsrof: itrih.eihpeatriirssiliePsiaocte' li)huebTio"icrl;4.7' beelCl6,:: :r,r_son,who, up° a a forinor'occaioOa.„o/';'iiiiii„ lq,l,itl, to prepare an Address to: the, •Y i O a stlO r ' s ,i t"' ! a• 'J -1 0, ti.i..lievedtti lit some of iiipi. , ' „I ... i ,,,i; or,' . , oPpo,,it‘ to hir a hAd ligd canuot3lli A lo 11 ', d jp. • Hitt t;ccasic n with these persons, : 1 :: . ti , re . ,4 0 ., give(). .theiu 'spine , salutary advitg ''' .l :,., rlri ',: • the c.29,,4ye0tip0 ./..,,t.. Tic ,dia no 5 t,:,.„-, 0: , 0.! ; . , Ositivcl:l4l, but certainly 5it , .. 11 " ; ft s 11 ::::, 0 4„ 4 , Onhilti.' This Commit ice. viti ol'''''''` g. 4 3 '''' ,-.''' rtyliiiaAs cif tiatKo Qoaimittees ty l ' 9 , 11 : c i ii 1.,,," , • .', ;I l a tt i l i a c t;:u::l 7 l , :: i t i e. i i. o: i i i : Li j e t % , :, ,; ;; , 7 ( :: ; d f lg . i l i f :: : 1 ; 1 71y C e I ° ' a ri t l i fU i e i n t t i e ('') I°lll4'7 ( : .. ;:l i;t ;'' : ;*l. ' '' ''''',4itignS in 1305, atid 18ot, and of t 4l(ril 'lv v r„ 111 4 tire of th4iir conittiiaion'i, fie k ne " lll e;i: f •i ,1 t " was obvi() ii s, t( v eci‘11,1:.riy1;:::4:i1(111)t":',.113 (I •It t l' i i L :r .! ) :':(1) :,' : '' 1 1)-1 , '; : i i iie t r ::: : fi:l' Proceedings %vial c'altnness and L ' ',,, 0 040 ' 11'!"gli ( . I). 'Y were viU'erit io tc l i t ' 01'3b;:,1.,,04•1: that i trivia Feat and itrdi..ed theirs oe - I ,rtari,,e,_, their . Petttion rti, l'at'liathiltti:'.: ii.'ere!°re was taked of their pr0ct1i.„,,•,4 dotiriittee" was established ill i l ' I Y . 1 4 0 1 her, during 'Which ninitth it (W - ::. t‘ v° ‘ 0,4 114 i( i i t°°'.9°lir. Frbm 6:110 tuber it oiliPurl,l4;7r 001114 (i tor the PurPose Of drawing up tliol:so.q ti : ',l4 P I; issolqd itself. It - isa's iroe ti , .nt 11 , 1, 1 i s e,tg ll 'ill tenant tiviiiit have e,haed the La" i',, , ‘,.j i t ) ,,j;l Crown to his Council, in order..to :'"setr",',ltrio'i::: ther the proecediogs o f t his ine.;4ing 'Aiiittylel gal ; but'• he 'did not do so, for r"' i ': l 'i n Lbre 4 2 ig -that lie felt it bis duty' 'riot to ) 1 ' : 0 l i f t:lip Catholics as long as they prouf s ':, l 1 - P ir !riA merely ,iii prrparilig their' Pq'till °ll- I ° .:wg )(1 ;t0 0 Ili" an rang .114 what thy dtd, Oi" ; co ottl!`'',4 I"'P'jtaie petite,' . So: inooi tor :111c,0,4010010 ~...,1 1809. He was sorry to ,i.ty tiii(liiiillteritti 18 10, had ,condtid ad itself in. a very m e 10 311 :10 ,net:. , it cottortenepd ninth in LIP" 4 7, 0 9 Yd'' of '' ,a general,nieetiog of ;the ( ' lllil4464 a) l ' ll°V" •Cominittee of' , 130.9 witt.s.re-ekt4biOvi ic't„.ll44lo' -rescilitt ions . were' i)asled ug 'those ,: 34 fee 1 t : 0, 14 agreed to in the inecedwg.ye3r. /11'offf•irl 4 , log of the. Caiitol4:4 • tv:l, iittcP+oo-1 . 5 ~,,ili t i v nlutt ati the V.(I of. Novi:lnner. L ' i _. ‘ r t i parti'', ul i .! the first point; to which he vijor* I r v; V,` ) ot call the,attuntinn 01 tbe House. ' ( i )P „i - iiii , ..,,# ''. ~.?' el"ber, 101 i), t his genet al. owe' i `'.-; r it itAir:.i) .-ithly .took place. Tl ic te ,4,l3,isted: to L,,i.:„„ipith IPtence of tipiiiiiiii ' lib tespol to - t!',0g,141,,,, r.ehe"til% it petitinit, pod a (1011 ~,,lioi.„ '-.`"`itll extreme ~ioleitce. Sevcmi I,%j':', •;; „ 1"'le by Nir: Keogh and.ool,-0' '' '. ..: '" :l:‘' ''' ' ',' l4. 11(:). ''"i ally l'„Iiil;; but there " j ;,,,L'' : . , , used oh the 0.:.. i .ion by' j'a.r. ''''.‘' ‘ rEj; . . wa , sat that ti,,, . ; , ILI: i,i, l'' '''',;j:l , ' '..: lejingallidali. ; i;J H. „, .f :,' •' ' , -''' -, , - ' • ,' ' nation wole fill 'I %, ::!: i • i . '' •:, ''' .L.,. Tlll)red)fl'iattlilicketreli't‘: ~ :• . !I .' .' i j'':' ''',:.'., ' !t;:l;,.:','• L IP ' • ' 4 i , .t,i3 pr C rta L Ll4jy ;4 1,vc,,,J, ,Ji "" .ii` ::‘ of 11: 4 ( 0 13liav*. fit v ,; 4 , - ry Rtediff cooio'or- : !'a tiaYe! tee'v Bll ' 4l ' co, .; RiA t thje ul „i lop ,t 11y 6tIld o;; 4 i ritlee IP 1 1; ta ions ;41 , c it owgi l ' i rri v itch v3i 0° sere to go lat 1 "` 1 4 e . .cci te f t ;' tri ,„I,e, to iI"'" ;dee C001 3 1,.'" f t il? 11)‘i t i „ o p th,,t b il e r of hi ch 0 (I (ere ere Y prOv 1113( 5 :60 3 1 1 .1 ' I ew I IC. , A lit , o e N. 9r o 1.3 . be ? lOW „lq de,IVOL I I '%:11 1,00 6 ‘k oroltif 001 4 . ,AjotlS CU ' 'tlee onvw