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rochmtm from their oaths of allegiance to the lionrboos, expressly' alienating, not truly the Crown oT France, bar also the property of all french ;ort'ists, secular end ecclesisstical, and dr; vingis np t'reir sees 14 hundred French bishops, who were gull y of no other crime,.. ahan that of COllSCiell‘loliS regard for their oaths, and iht;ir fidelity to their hitter r and this, too, without stipolating tor any coninensation, without them a trial, th ough they demanded it ; without granting them that which was not detilefl to the Irish, even by Oliver Cromwell,' any spe cies uif capitulation," The noetor (rives Pope Pius hulk, " it)Oi Chi , published at , Rome, November 29, and " Ecele • • ° sits. Christi," August 1801 ; against which the bishops thus hurled front their sees, for their fidelity, appealed. Ihe Doctor teils os, that he hail the humour of receiving that appeal train the hauls of ihe late bishop of St. Poi de Leon, who had it printed and published by Dulau, Landon, 1801. The English Vicars-Apostolic feared that the •priests ruder them wool I :revolt, shocked at this lunitstront conduct of Pins ; they ; therefore, miler the exatnple of the Irish titular Prelates re solved to muzzle them. The boomr then tens that for that purpose, they'framed a test .act iu (avow. of the Pope's inlu llibility , and ap proving of Pope Pius Vll.'s conduct ; in .which they resolved nut to grant facilities to any priest , % -hO would flirt sign the frill paving propoSititHlS : •Ir, That they hold rooontruirm a ith his Holiness, Pope Pins VII.: 2.a1, That they do not believe the sail Pope to base fallen bob heresy or schism : jd, That they do not Consider hint. as being tile a uthor or approver of any heresy ot.schisin." The -Doctor t, its ns, that all this , was.comaienicated by the Rev. Dr..Miloer to a French priest, in a letter, of the of September/ 1811, which let ter he haul in his possession. The•ecader W ill see ,all this in 1)r. O'Conor's IliStorical Address, on . the cidarnities occasioned by foreign influence, sigoe4Columbanus, Part 11. pages 5 and 313. Dr. frConor gives some extracts from this etiraordf by which he transferred the Crowo 01'11'1'W:cc from the Bourbonsio Numapart e , mid be truly observes, " I say apin that the darbest 'ages have not witnessed any Bull so ex traortlinat y as Some menthere of the Itomish Church have endeavoured to palliate this blasphemous procedure by saying, that the i'ope acted tor 'der the influence of fear, and that he 'dared not ✓esist the domineering mandate ' of the tyrant. But the ,lollowing, incidents prove the "cons vary : .011 the 29th .of October, 1809, some time befOre Lis departure from Rome, he convened a eon sistory of. the Curdinals,' and informed them, that be cheerfully and gratefully complied with the desire of his .beloved Sonin Christ (Napoleon) to be anointed with 'the`' holy unction, by the lotnils . i4 his BolineSs c to be placed by the most littlensti rites, performedlry his Holiness, in the. • highest rank, to receive the Inrietial Crown, by • i n li, tnn inauguration bv his Ilolingss, impreSsing, the cc) colony . c ith a character ot eon callitpi;clown the benediction of Heaven" on tbls upstart and sanguinary tyrant, whom, be conse crated as the zeniatts and pious protector of the "holy See, who made a merit with the people Of Egypt, that he was the servant of their Prophet, who had marched to Rhtne, to ovutthrow the I'ope, because he had incited the Christians to inake war against the 11Aometan The Pope dirt every thing in his power to prove, that this deed of shame .was the. result ot cool deliberation, and AS if glorying iu it,, he did his utmost to peOCIA . IM it to the world, in the most tistentatious manner. For on the 20th of June, 1)305, some time after hit return to Rot w, he slain convened a consistory of the Cardinals, and in his allocation to • them he said; " that he, the successor of • St. Peter and Vicar of Christ, %cent to France for the purpose of decorating his be loved Son in Christ (Napoleon) with the ensigns of Impetiel dignity; that he assembled them to commonkate to them the salutary consentienees, which, by the blessing of God, have resulted to him from that jouruey." " What pleasure, what joy we expesieuced in our first interview with the Emperor, whose fame has sounded to the extremities of the world, and whom God has chosen to restore his true religion." " The cou secration and crowning of the Emperor, and of our most dear daughter Josephine, his august consort, were celebrated in the most solemn man ner." She was the cast off mistress . of Bunts, the Consul, who prevailed on Nopoleon to marry her, in consideration of receiving promotion iu the ormy. The following-itreitlent, strews in a high degree the folly and inconsistency of all tkeir pro cedures. On the lith of July 1807, Louis XVIII. protested against the usurpation of Buouaparte, and thongir his-protest 'oppeated in all" the public printct in Europe, the L'upe proceeded to clown and anoint the Corsican. Louis XVIII. soon after his restoration, published an ordinance for a • solemn thanksgiving in all the churches or the Archdiocese of Nam, for.the deliverance of Pius and his happy return to, his Stares ; and Iris Ifolittess Soon after returned tlie compliment at Rowe.: / will now skew the Reader what doctrines the present Pope maintained, and what jurisdic tion be claimed in his correspondence with Biro .flaparte, even 'when lie tivit3 completely lu his power, fie declaimed against Protestant worship "as -pregnant with fatal consecinenees, ana uu friendly to !mina!) happiness," He reproached the Freneh:GOVt;riltHeitt " for its protection of heretics, sectaries; and schismatics." He declared such indulgence to bean alliance between " sod 13elial, light and darkness, truth and Crl'Or, blocere piers/ and itnpiety," am,l cost "out of the ChOrCh.thetO is Ho tle,claitus a light "to interfere among alf the NratiODS of the earth, in secular concerns about books,onarriages, bai rurdies, dievrees, - cOneents, 1110HasterieS, HMI o t ilts of ailegiance.” also severely condemns " as replete. with spiritual throw, the socriligious nuptials of Catholics with Heretics, trl:)ch; dye says, ure forbidden by the saute laws whieb pro- hihit the wattiages of Cliri)tians 2:,c1 The -Reader; this in - the Official Cot.- retippnclence belwccn his Holiness and the rr.tnch Goternmeur, Inthhilted iii 3 Vols. 12m0...by Book.eilers ot the Engli'Jt ViCars . -Apost (die, iNiessrs.Keating and Brno n ,l)uke-ztreet, 03`• venor-square, in which time are .41141.440de proofs of the inflexible bigott y, of the bitterness, and systematic intnicrante of • tie present Pope towards those who are not within the pale ()fills Church. He hUS. OW manifested another alartn ing proof of ilia extraordinary powtT which he claims over .:Sovereign Stat,es, jii•attentpting to abolish ,the benevolent fraternity. .of Fsieiully Brothers, and to - restore the Sociyty,ol JesAits, and he declares in his Btill fri• re-eStablishing the latter, that he does it in '' all States by virtue of the plenitude of his Apostolical Anthority."-- . 1 Such are the arrogant .pretensions of the rope, and it should not he. forgotten that in the . year 1809, -the English Roman Catholics, in obedience to his orders, refused to swear .in oath. of alle giance, which they had previtinsli hived and ap •proved of-as a protestation, that the Irish have frequently resolved in their . Conimittees and Sy nods, that they never will consent to. any . thing that shall have any tendency to abridge the spi ritual jurisdiction of his Holiness, 'or to alter - Ili the smallest degree the'creed or hierarchy of their Church, and that hoth . have been for some years sending Missionaries tO Rome, and have publicly received Papal Mandato in direct violatlim of the Statutes of Proviso'. and Procemuniro; ce.i..kNM ER. 11.1MBURGII MAIL. [LEICEIVED THIS MORNING-. 1 LETTEtt iraost SToCKHOLM, i\lincil 11•--An inhabitant 'of thii city has brought against per sons., whose names are not yet linown;allegations of go serious a nature, that they have excited the attention of.vhe Government. lt bat therefore ordered'. a strict examination to be made, in order to get at the bottom of the atrairs,and bring down the vengeance of the laws upon the guilty, whe ther it be the informer or the accused.. News having been received of some dlsofders at Wishy,-in the ',Jana cif Gothlanfl,..w4ichwere. occasioned. by illegal toasts that tvesedrank there on the celebration of his Majesty's Birth-day, Barou Cederstroem, the newly appointed Governor of the Island, has hastened his departure for his destination. STUTIGARTM: MA TIC T 1 13.—Nothiog is yet de cided respecting the acceptance or non-accept ance of did 'plan of a Constitution b - Y the King before the States. The only subject of the ilelibetatious bitherio, hai been the toms of the future debate's on the plan. Considering the great interest which the public takes in the affair of the Constitution, it is expected the public sittings, which Ns ill 4 : 9011 .trill be very nume rously attended. At the beginning of April the King will remove to his summer residence at Carrnstad(. The 'building formerly the Menagerie, is to be .converted in future into a' Veterinary School. The King has allotted several of the beasts, wolves, monkeys, and camels, in the Menagerie for experiments on the effects of various kinds of poisons. Several of our. Na turalists and Medical Men were particularly astonished at the effects of. the (Dlausaeure,), a few grains of 'which sprinkled in the nostrils or mouths of these animals caused their death in a few seconds. MUNSTER, MARCH Ministerial Rescript, published here, orders speedy measures to be taken to make the river Lippe navigable as far as Lue llen, for the union . of it with the Munster Canal, for the union of this Canal from Ma:di:den with the Emcat Ritchie, and fur the repairing of the roads front Wesel, Dortmund, sad !Tatum, to. Monster, and thence toltheine, in order to facilitate the conveyance of goods by land when the navigation is impeiled. From nimble, the Hanoverian Government will continue the road to Leer. From all this it appears that our Go : vernment has the intention of promoting the com munication with the sea by way of East Friesland, which the lals Custom•honse regulatitters Of the Kingdom of. the Netherlands fender very necessary. Halloven, Iklanca 20.—The day before yester day, in the forenoon, several Officers now here went through the priucipnl starts in masquerade on horseback. The bills distributed in the streets on themccaston contained, as title of this 'mtim 7 milt; " The Gods of the World ; or, Lolly thou art triumphant." .The group of masks consisted chiefly of Aballino, Dan Qnixotte, Sancito tatizn, Voltaire, the Maid of Orleans, Knights in Armour, a 'Tailor, a Barber, &c. The orchestra followed ins waggon. BERLIN, MARCH 2.2.--The whole Cow t is going to-day to Potsdam, where, at the'beginning of next, week, the Duke of Anhult- Bet-0)111 - g will arrive -with the Princess, his daughter, the bride of Prince lienry of Prnsiia. The that ridge con tract will then be signed. By a Cabinvt. Order respecting magnetism. it ordered, Eliot Iti order to prevent abuses, al far nu Ppossibie, 'only authorized physicians sittill i t al.: , load t 9 attempt cures by. magnetism, l'hose physicidtit, 4'llo employ this mean:, arc to deliver to thcir superior Authorities, every.thrie mont6, an emict account of the disorders they have treated; and of the file's whict they have i)bsci'ved. Beresi . dill - in this city i u u ri•ctived the lithe of Professor of the English bangut%e and Lite.• ' attire. Sr. PFTERSBURGII, MARCH S —The amount Of goods imputed into St. Petcrsborgh lAA .year was above 90 millions Of roubles, and that of goods exported neatly 77 millions and a half. The ►ldp Itorik, commanded by Lieutenant Von Kotzebue, which- •was .fitted out ru o years ago, by Count Itomunzow, for u coyagc of !runic:ll and geographical tliscovery,happilyarrivvd inJunelBl 6, in the barbonr of Petro-Pindussk (St. Peter and St.. Paul), and saile , l in July to Bebring's Strait!. 'his account hds just been received from Kailas- chatka. A new Imperial Decree'has been issued iespect ing travelling from and to Russia, the object of which is, to ' extend the commanication of tire'. subjects with foreign countries. On the 9th of February, during a violent storm and hail shower, the lightning fell on the steeple of Wamlingbo, in the island of Githland, in the Baltic, which was burnt, The bell, which fell clown, was melted by the heat. Firm' THE MAINE, MARC:II several. Ge r States there arc continued complaints of the illegal opening of letters. It is said that this subject, so important to ever y body, will shortly form a subject of serionsdisensSion in the Diet. s** VIRGIL IN WLSTMINiTE/t To-morrow. ARnivsn-1 France, 1 Hanihurgh, I Dublin. Dne--1 Lis bon, I Malta, I,llaniburgb, I Holland, I Gottcnburitb. PRICE 0 F STOCKS WLLVF. Tlll4 DAY AT r Bank Stuck,., 3 tier Vent. :sll.tt per l eiu. Cons. 4 per Cents. soot vcr Ct. N:kvyAnn. 101 Rauh . • shut India Itutiffs, - . - ..:.4i5. 455. pr. Os. pr. Ctmi. fur Act:ouzo, 72111 111Gli 'WXIT.It .Vt' LONDUN BRIDGE TO-MO:MOW. Turning, 47 iuiiintl a alter 3. I Eveniltg, 10 iiiintitu. attar 4. 91 T itA SUN . siti.ftm Qttly mceur, r%t.l;q•A(7l)r..vr,r LONDON, T11171L31).1Y, :WWI. 3, 1317. The l'Avis l'Apers ut . 111otsday, due tes 7 d.ty, do lot cotit..ii, a paragraph of news. The Ilamburib Popo.; to the 27th, ins::ted in our preceding columr;s, contain some rather en tious and inlcrestin intelligence. Not tvilts , and' ing the occasiintal asAntltuees which certain German and London. Newspapers are inductA to give respecting the popularity of lirlaNuto.r-re, and the stability of the existing Govcintnent of Sweden, it is evident that there is a. party both numerous and powerful in that country atherSe to the transfer of the Crown, to a Foreign head.— When we read of Nobletnen banished or con demned to death for treason, and of disaffected expressions publicly delivered, in any country in Europe, , except Greet Britain, we may be sire that political agitation has risen to a pitch wkich we would not be warranted in deducing from the same .circumstances among ourselves. There scents to be serious. plotting in Sweden, and his tory affords terrible examples of the seeresy and 'vigour of 116. conspiracies. The miscellaneous news in these pipers is rather entertaining, though we cannot help feeling for the tortures to which the poor monkeys and hears', in which a King once delighted, are exposcL:ak ‘Vnrtetnberg by his successor. Alas ! For Court favourites; It is not always that.their torments are pretemicd to be fir thg . aelrauFement-01 Science. While in this Country the 'Naturalists are poisoning the Brutes with their experiments, in Prussia a Cabinet Order, has been issued; p1;4;1 bibiting Empiries from experimentalizingon : Mo.; Magnet km .is only to be practised by regular iii‘y• sicians ! Is sneh a n Edi ct necessary in ihe present enlightened era of Science ! We do not know whether the following, from a Morning Paint, is altogether jest. Assuredly, it . 12 neither the regular nor ofrici3l way in which the friends of Government woull he requested to attend, were it thought needful to rally them round the Throne and Constitution. We have no doubt hut the .Party will make _an effort or cap ,after the Recess, and consequently truz,t that those Members who :have the hest interests of their Country at heart, will be in their phtees to oppose tht;m. Alreaily . heateu throogh the irst part of the: Session, they will liar " - give much trouble, through the last, and we still anticipate the rking of tbeAtmse 4une " A note, Ql' letter, of which the following' is a copy, it,ti been scat by A p'er.tnr!) tilioittlt 3"1.7("Ir :o 3 presumed friend of II:e sttp )use idany Others of the sard6 AiuttieW, 1 ) ,. r0 iviitteii. The re app&,irs gr't.at c4111101',.` u lueh iniptirto3ity, ist th 4 e • ie ,rio-mtiovitt Ovvi, —1 I flirts y oor tadt 1J he tles.roos o 1 krtoo IHitch boiiness therefort.. take the Witi►y eeco!Vnig to.r 1 collation, that sol.nii „,,ticcs hoe bec: for 'AO ions by itie Opro;iti" . 81 ' 11 I Al4 to : t 5) übsrrve to coo that the eatri Mill , the year are still lo' be iut ed. ,till'stantly pied ; and t here is reaOn to be After thel that, from the first da y of meeting flays, the friends of the Opp osition 'occu the !loo se other`Sill I~t input - twit su b j ects regular in their attendance. -• I have the honour, ale, THE " PRINCESS OF NVALE.--l-ler roFal t Aop lorgh !less passed the 24th of 11larch a on the enstfinit day c onfirmed her jintili Sulitgardt: h is not known (oYs the whether her Royal IlighneEs so' ail"leen gardt to kit her Sister 7n-latow,arlsrtaa,oq t he tiger of NS7ORTEPIEURGII) 01 C " M.; her route to Paris: bees' m A sort of Circular has beet' !'g ut, sia tlri;P reduction of 1 s (3,1. per gallon lPs talists);r`tanitulseveral dealers tt sert, tha t theccinl't ,bee. l biu V. nut of the retailers of girt don of this pernicious spirit is deelittillgil places. There is a report, that the bretver,to tend reducing the price of their bee r; bi carry such a measure into effect iliv3tri:lll;l.o quires longer time than is necessary wile"l Vance is to take &dee." ,h e Never was any thing more true that' 1"-,itH of the Brewers. The rublickinic°lll,,,li their cost, and theitmuriotts state in-trl ac 'litopolists live I)ears'ample te.lllm°llll°l curacy of this impudent confession. ..._. 'private letter front Madrid esproi,.eocefr 4tsgreit'' ',..‘3.:t,:rss at the nOn-arrival of anY ll ,!", l ,,;;i'm lik?' ~. `:.: ic", since cite instalbitioo a t 96 ) :tit :'.1`',.,•.A, 3 period of ten months. rflie s': . l o f ":110t".11 t l3, that the Dolieot SAN CAW;:O,4O net, ‘n a!,' the agent employed bY 1 .. 14 po ttl i 1.,,,-°cinte with the "Alittistly 01 litius' cocc'c' c::,etl'" Kit 's liberation from V^le'lsl,.ifilo.'' NI, L.". rf ".AN. NUNEZ itt the Ce"r"0„10011 ..."-*UF:v Alt ?Mg quits ,;:s., Ai des , .401. 1 Duke. o f SA . N CAEMOS at Vieho:i. 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