The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-02 00:00:00

, : - . ,f, , , • A . % 4 , 4 r - -'"^"-^^ A 454 . , . t 4 op irrao, - 0-Tc-„: - ; „i . , , ,,i• - •- , , r i pr ' ' • • • 3 • MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1817. [Pi is SEvEMf'thmr. G.OFFICE, Mel 27, 1817. of itl Pi; ON of the ROYAL ACA- N.—Admission, from .Eight Catalogue t)ne £Nity }IOWA ap, 11. A. Secretary. QNERsfor ; •I'.dFT do hereby glee .tY'vtiee,t , i,at runeuext, t/se?/ trill be ready to re (ecaled up), wid treat for Secret •dried HOUSEHOLD 4'14 01 :1 1, to be 'manly of twelve mouth's, and for 131SC:UIT -red into his Alfajc4l:yia Victualling 'lie space of a forbakit i ix , / to be re, tritli-intere.tt, IViii'elv days after Id Contracts may 6e emu at Me Se- to any 71.nder iK tgh;oh the Print words ht lengtA, or Mat , Mail not , rd before Ole ()Wink on the .aid Now nor ,sale4s Me . Presion whq ae Person on his behalf; attends, to BARK. , (11,01./CESTERSIIIKE. Hen., tyihiaw . Uitskissoit,. IVO!jam miry Dawkitis, Commis- Woods, Forests, and Land Re« 4..D.8Y AUCTION, Boat Inn, riltw l 4l. - ans Wedncs ', betweca the houri of Twelve and hree Hundred and One OAK felled fur the use of the Navy. Aditions of Si lltl may hd had Of Ed huty Surveyor of tile said Forest, idney; of Mr. Tholgenn, Assistant I Farm, near CoWord; and at the Lonthin. .—..... . . FRAUD PREVENTED. ' ' • 6 ‘ t # o ti ti t: i t i e n r po ac ir t :,Iniethittilui:,yvaltrytttatisiii:utsri.itwh,act Composition 44 4 4, '" the GENUINE BLICKING prepired by DAY anal 116 1%,1 4 1 105 1 ' 'they are , intinc«,4,tn adopt a' ile.ve Label, in which ' * 4 .4 dttes 97, High Holborn, conspicuuusly. that they trust. an attention to 4,,... 11 e dilferencit of the ' h ype, which i 4 unlike all Let -47. will enahlr Pitrulla*6 I: at. once in detect tbe,ttopo topeThe REAL, JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and 4 9 7 . liiith Holborn, 'willitt fume be Odin Dot- It. and la. ad. each, and a Copy of the Label left 111 venders. • DIY and MARTDC, 97, High Holborn. ... OR ItIiEUNIATISNI. !stj:NTLENIAN who lout for more than `Wvoty scars satfered most sivcrely attaclo: of CO !Atid si* months continuance, which crippled and La gond constitutinn, hag at length co4st happily found desioleratuin, in a Computind that eti'retually and 9liduts the }gust violent parnyim of Ocut or Acute at, hi lately and mildly evacuating the °tending NiZnlt thus succeeded in very much improving his general % 4 1110 i a great degree recovering tho strength and use L ti ti, 4,4 , and !wing witnessed its like good e 1 Cs of N•Nrsils, bo th at:Leant, female, he is induced to make t'ihr 4 ', and invites veterans in Gout who, like himself, 4 4 : Years rejected Medicines, to try this. and they will Aitreealely surprised, .., 4 4114,1 1 , 43 t --Several Complaints having kern recently ad- I"Tit, I, Mr. T REYNOLDS of, his Medicine being itni. 411‘; i l jTts,,, found it itecessa.rv, to prevent farther deception, I\'',„', (August Sth, 1/111;) TO REMOVE..n-4: Sikf.l.; CITY-IttJAl).—Observe, The genuine 4 4 ,}1e1 —l Ye - has the name of * , Reynolds " blown on the I{4"ntitl on the labels affixed to each bottle, and of ' 41 4,4 463 ," as Printer to his h.. 115, to counterfeit which k lald at "•Cd. per bottle, containing three to six doses sullicient to remove any attack), by all the 4ad ttS loot. 41' r 1 4 p Lookteller, 187, Oxford-street,. and•wholcsalt )'4% i','Prietor, Mr. Tld homas lieynos; Enfield Town, Mid . ' 4, 1,,,,* . "tc1ay and Sons, Butler anci,uns, and Edwards, ,„TC - rirur m 4 ks TekYlalts EQ , — ' lltokot i ''''' l4 , Now Btidige4treet, London iiizr.!ttn s4ti, t. 4'l* ` r ove lc) inform you, that ever tonee.the v,kar ' f I natl. been alliiuted with-the Imes Ve . nvp:a4 .K. , 1 ttaa it I • . , • t t - , course ot medicine • .., t 4t. .s 0 istmateiy rusisng es r) • and ii,„,. 14 ,' ' 1 04 1 „.„ uY the most eminent of the faculty here, _..., i',7keleet:eteralseecry courses of salivation, and twicoadris x 1,/ tut mu the Hospital with little relief, ,would . a . !re . t o _ 0'41,44..14r i nvrkrate nature. In th e sprpig of 1144)1!•''", 5' . .. 14 Yex•, 4 1 had gut to such a head, as nearly to put. J . l, . 1 111 . 0 ': ill ) ,TiCt--.1 had a large Meer on the Crown of In Y , pr,.‘ l i # "ali. i , ' e , 9 41 11, and niy kgs yam broke out in ' l , fr i g ht fu l 4' 4, 4 ~t . righter lis dreadfully p-sinftil, and had necri II? ." ....,"lr. ina toe th e last •e .n years ;‘ t i • ,, t nod ts . . `. 1 ' .i- (cured and fare nay left h4d alto 14 ; e h c‘ ,..._ i :r. 0? rt, , wita very mac., ...taco . , „ n ied, )I. k 4 'iltly t7, l 'ntlinte pain, particularly when uariu i ila st; te 1. 1 , 1 rve,,,,, r I ,9tive roe of rest; in this, lall4lut: ''' 7 • 4 i i' sdi t: l i t , t h il ta r 4 1 ,‘" I ie'l by hir. J. Thompson, (wl"' •it Is o " I b e '7 them here) to take emir Lrake's ratent I i s, 14 , 4 t esti to do mi th; gills of May ; in the conrsti of a ‘i 4tb tile o l i e g l til to receivie benefit -in little mur,e than a t ,' o tti , -.l;iciii on my licail and arins were soundlYbEalcd— i_ I`, e-,,,., ? -••e sor ts on 1 hea=rd lite • leaving', tutor .PLi '''''trkble ,- m Y ` 1 " - 'and “iit in the 4 0 th e 1.., oi ,seulouration in the sum, P, a little i i „ t pe r , e .'t . , winch, by the ;dating of ancto an' lii; ll ekit••,4,lalice in your invaluable Medicine, subsi d e d pij h , l .e,tor tl ,rr . ',;lig, th e shin xegalning its natural. hue, alp! ii, t ,; ll, er k i aill'l'.lls gradually wring nif.,-1 thus bec•ause , u) ,, 9 '''ap r e6 uipl.i rite 41, CUtificiue, perfectly fete fro n . all . ntk 14,ioit,10,ti t s..liiro rec o v ere d m y former. spirits aind. I,is b" hill 4r n becolue Stilly andfat, in which state haw Of 4 4 „ -.lli # , „._ Net v , " 1 4 f . ' 413 , aths, to the aiiicinishment of all who know" e 4 4, Ai, L i , tt oss go„ what terms to express my gratitude, 13 9' I tt l4 ) . cas t tt : e Ruud of other suifering mortals, to' malie ' ' l t so ,1 •'" Public as ons..il.le as I slab . on every occa .. Nit, }o4l' ' )hit You wiligreatly'oblige, 4,, ' '' Vdillui, obedient , very bumble servant, • .. set.. ALEX. NIUBEER . ti,,, , "4,:lis'il*strect, Edinburgh. 'llll,sses tin 1 • '-' • • 1 , , C l 0 th 4i 1,,,„, i, „ „: , 4 . le a,riqe 4... art..- _:,. ~_ ___ ~... 1 4 1 , 'I NII t ,'' ; 4 4 :Sew Votiltty M:irket, tatnntiri,o, :I k lli, N 4 I PPti j.k .„, t i t i o , l * ‘l l (i ,l ()1.1 Assembly close, F . :linhorgli. 4 ..4, , ,;:14,,,,,,. ~t . LI. th, sole Proprietor, I HO:4AS TA I . ' - iOtt r it ', i5;..,,,,( 3 ' Hoyat Colle4e melon urgons, after ilt ,1- .ii t ' t4ti ', l tl i ,. r usisi, o . - D ridgipstreet, L whete, .11 ti ,.viiv ttto .‘c of Inure, than 40 years, in a practice Pa r t" rthWAI ta :t! ' . ' the titr e of Vrnai'eal Complaints and those, 'eld ch :2- k'orts of Geireration, with that itiviolaby 'Zoe', 1,. 1in. ,1 1 of his priwl- ' .1 I I I I " , L • , 4,,,,, it ..; I,, ttc. , .• , t ssion s ioti ~ a.u.r)s o 'erre In /t l tl '' i Y 4tl t 4 i ' .." Inu lsell the advice and aciistaitee he • ~:' 41 / 4 , 4 :1 4 4, i n , . I : l l , 6 tecs to persons tat - flew this Medicine, will .11 17 1, 4 4 ,;;',ata1 4 7,,-, ' l liv Vlting Public, us un advattage seldom Ilk '". ht. h is ' uc till aminglilty. tr.l )l,o a 4itti-414 litinsoilitn,eut, for thy convenience of those NK l,l lia)::: l :riim t i*: e ' t..t tb nTnyshop, No. 103 Oxford-Arcot ; O,' tkr;" 44 t, ' R i s il ' i 's".. 79‘ Pill it . StrOet*liiit : Mr. 'Buster, 1: 1 IN, i i'''' .“.,t.. k b Callwell's, Dublin'Y ti. iiiii a i,, i , xvl . ), co nsiderable town in Great Britain and " ,, iy : 4, 1 pl', 4 :": l " .i i!li 41. 94.1 inch, stamped, and sealed up 'lfe 444 1 4,! t erCti011e, Whenthy persons, of eiths r i. '", W4h %aikt: rvetil secttcy aadsafe!!'• ;. l 1 NEXT 'WEDNESDAY, 'KING'S lIIIITH-DAY. TniSti . respectittlry acquaints his hest Friends, . the Public, the Lottery of only 8,000 Tickets will he all.drawn in One DAY, mixr WEDNESDAY, 4th of JUNE. The Scheme contains Two Prizes of L 3.5,000, and is other . Capitals, Consols and Money, all of whiclt must he drawn on that Day.--TiCkets and Shares are selling at lllSll's.Of lices 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charin4-Cross, where Soren Capi tal Prizes in thci last Lottery were shared a n d SOM. • At I :- -' ' 4 PMBER 7719.] , , 1 ' ~'':' i jOYAT, A c-------Anrmy, sow , ,9 , 4l , 6 .,'EXHiiiiTi()N of t S '? ' ."r•Arr is n o clp .• , li , ' atrea , 0 ,7, . f.N.--Admiss I 00 • 1 111 Shah ug. Catalogue II ENKY HOV ojt ' PATIAILLING.OFFICt COINISSIONERSJ t rt ,, tus i ' "`"' ll4l4 l.l4sl'rs viirY do h l u t l6 4 fif the ad ,f ' i (i ....„ ".f,' 7 4 e4 s‘;'rt.' riz o' in o ; A t li i h: r o : t rig sett, i o L t : : 1 Avireil ter nir vacated u ) t ' mu tt to di _ 4 1 alt_ F usual warrepay q/' i '4"T ri e sillu t "lr ff i 4achs,qf BISCUIT 1 wh , i d 4. 14t 1 4to tic delivered luta hi. giDpifurd, in the space of 1 rwi f 4 44iilte ptesa4le, wits fah •i 1 tondill , . ens of 'ha cantrac.'s 1 IP,. :,..p . 0 47 , 1. lu • ` ' ‘ i liegfir • • , p, , ~.., 4 s pilt 6# hail to any Z. -"at be ito te i led in *pords 4'l 4 ; 0 ! t e 414 ;;;; 4 4 't o the of j flo n ard hr . *: o e r ! d . 1 444,4 * c Ne t , 1 Ca ' *lk... e 7" " ler ) or $04410 Ft.,17014 C o , , " It'llen callvd for. BARK. C 4, DEAN FOKEST, GLOCTCE he . - " i 4e r , of the Riglit Hon., WilliQ _. ~ ltit , Atlons, and Henry Dawki l it !,!.(it Lis :51ajost;'s WooN, """•) / iii ' tir a iv 7 0 DR SOLD.BY At 0 1 ' Mb e llitil:, at the Rear bin, 1. 1 1 ikod„ 41 13 w :lime, 1417, betttecn t . i , i rent, Loth 1 . ' . 1. 14,1 3A1t1C of Three Hon ll ei t l h riNittEß TREES, felled for 1 ear t? l ,,i 4 4 l e litAtiEtz and Conditions of t i k l'l,llkEsl* Devut y Sur t ef; 111° 1 4: 13tIrre Yor, 1 1: 1 1 (. 1 3 w r o L cu i l li g 5 1 : 1L flea' isf w . . , 'fen ' \,.... Oodli Zol Wtotehail-plact, I t g 'th FRAUD PREVEN . • rn...• ___ _ . :MY. SOMERSET-PLACE. THE ICING'S BIRTH-DAY.. kCARROLL 4,pecittilly informs the Public, . that on ‘VEDSESDAY MA I' the present Lottery Kill begin and finish.—The Scheme contains the following CAPITALS. viz. :I - of L. 15,000 2 2,000 • ' 2 l,OOO 12 SOO &e Tickets MO !qires are selling at the Offices of G. CAR ROLL, Stock-BroLer,.. 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It was not our intention to enter into the dlr. ference whichitas taken place between 'Fitz Cot.i• MITTEB of THE PITT CLUB And It: CAIVNING, but to content ourselves with giving the atatement of a most respectable correspondent which was inserted iii THE SUO• of Feiday . last, and copied into a Morning Paper of Saturday. As, however, it hits been thought proper to publiih the corres pondence - which ties passed on this occasion, we deem it our it:Torii:li duty to submit jt .to our Readers.• But we still forbear to enter into .:the' meritii. of the case, as the matter will probably • not .IwV4ifered to rest -in the present. state, and as ttii I'arties concerned shoUld be allowed to speak for themselves. At the same time, - bow-• ever, in justice W ourselves, we dens it proper to 'state, that the principles of :ring Purr CINII are the principles upon which Tint SUN shall always be conducted while it belongs to the present Pro prietor, •and that, among those principles, it will be his most ardent, strenuous, and unremitting aim to give his support, to the utmost of his power; to TdEPUOTESTANT A4c,r,,wNc'y No. GIFFORD INVITING MR. CANNING TO THS ()INNER ON .HZ. TRIENNIAL CELEBRATIoN oF MR. PITT'S BIRTH-PAY. Sift,—l ant desired, bythe Members of the. Pitt Club, to request the honour of your company to dinner, at Merchant Tailors' Hull, on the RBlli incl.. being the triennial celebrW• tion of Nit... Pitt% Birth-day. " I Wye the honour to be, Sir, with great .reSpect, " Your most obedient and vet y tiutoble sere:Lot, "JOHN GIFFORD, Honorary Secretary. " 'Worship-street, May 6, 1617." NO. 11.----MR. CANNING TO MR. JOHN GIFFORD. " Gloucester Lodge, May I I. " S have to .acknowledge the honour of year Letter of the Gth instant, (which reached me only yesterday) request ing my company to dinner at Merchant Taylors' Hall, on the triennial celebration of Mr. Pitt's birtb-day. " It is some 'years since I attended at a similar celebra. tion. I have heard that since that period there has been in troduced among the • Starriling Toasts' of the Clt.kb,thel. - ish Orange Toast of • Protestant Ascendancy.' •' 'Fire coupling this Toast with the name of Mr. Pitt l would appear to me to imply what (according to the hest of - rhylsrloWlielge) I believe nut to be true; it in any case as• sumes to express the opinion of the club upon a question of great political importance, on which Mr. Pitt's friends are' divided. acceptance therefore of the invitation with which .on !lambent ilesireci to honour me, must depend upon the an %o'er which you may bet good enough to give to the question, whether I have been rightly informed with respect to this Toast " I barEths honour to hc, egr. (Sitiord) °go. cAtchstvs,;c:s " John Gifford) Esc. , " . e • KING'S BIRTH-DAY, SWEIVRIGHT, the Contractor, respect tY • frilly informs the Public: that all those Numbers which have,heeu drawn Prixes of a Supplementary Ticket, will be DRAWN AGAIN NEXT WEDNESDAY, the 4th of JUNE, and will eutitk the Holders to the . Chance of 'all the fol lowing Bend tit which niay be drawn against the same iden tical Nutueers, riz.:— 0.0f....L.14,900 Console •• 4 . .. . of. . . . L.2no Money .. . 1 • • 2,600 Ditto 4 2,....... 1,000 Ditto 6 . . 100 Motley 2........ 500 . Ditto lO 5O Money 4....,... 300 Ditto I ,One lO Money • J. ISIVEWRIGH . I at the soi . irwtigne announces that oily 407 Tickets rsMain far Sals!, that.being the exact utituber 'en» titled to the Ilium rtitilege, which fell to the Lot of the CONTIfACT, among the tnisoldTicl; ets,-these are duly up- TurtiontthstoOns.; the serrrul (Mee-Keepers, and those who wistuto purchase or exchange their small Prizes had better apply intmediataly. The,Prioes are, . )l or a 'Whole Tide ,ClB Iss. • Half £9 19 0 [ Eighth Quarter . 5 1 0 1 .Sixtoest It In the Lottery just finished, J, Sifewright had the satisfae iion of selling in sundry Sli3res, No, 12,713,a Prize of 2054 f. No. 4,351, and 8,841, Two Prizes of 50111. and No. 10,095, ind I I ,01 5, 2 Prizes of 2001. edmiolli, and he hopes some of the above Capitals will be divided also among those who .Iw -00111' him with their Favours at his Offices, No. 17, Corn hill, Nu. 38, Haymarket, No. 11, Holirorn, ansi No, 141, Oxford-street. NO. TORN .GII+FORD TO MR. CANNING. " Sin k —Having laid your letter of - tire Ittli inst. (togetbet with all Other letters - 1 had rotteived, shier theirlast meeting) before the .Cot:ontittee of Marilvsipent of the Pitt Club, they, haring taken it into their most serifnis considera skin, ewe to certain Resolutim.s; which they bare desired the to transmit to you as their answer; and which, therefore, bare now the honanr to inclose. • . " It has been my wish, Sir, in fulfilling my, ,dety, as the official organ of tlip,Cl4o,..by tratismittinObese Resolutions to you, nut to violate, in the smallest degree s tb,tt respect Which is So eminently due to your charactei and station. No one adniires more than I do the splentlour'of your eloquenc, the strength of your intellectual powers, and'. the general ap plication of both and you will., I hope, give mu credit for the 3ssurance, that I have the honour to be, with unit:iglu:Ll regard, Sir, your faithful,and very. oheditnt Setiont, " JOHN giFrOltp, liopqrftry Member. • Ponge Lodge, May 23, 1617," TIE prrr vLuu. At A cenval lleetingof the Committee , held,at the City of , London tavern, :May 21, 1817, Hircii, Esti. in the Chair : Resolved Unanimously, " That this otaniatiPe cannot withhold their expression* of surprise and regret at the sentiments contained, in Mr. Canninz'a answer to the lion Crary Secretary's Letter of 'twit arum, " That with respect to the toot to which Mr. Canning ap pears to entertain in strong on olklection, it bus certainly been-forsonic years past one a the ‘stondine touts'', of ihn Clult; but that front that Gentleman !lone hare they learned, tliat it is ' the Irish Oiangc Toa3t;' they not only not j ug a 4 o pte4 it tram any other Club,hot being perfectly Igno, rant of the fact that it formed one of the toasts of tbe Vrans ! 'Societies in Ireland. "Thut the bentiment, or rather the principle involved in that toast s [mist stand or fall by its own omits - , and not by its use or abuse by ony body of wen whatever. " acs:ording to their conception of the , Aritish Con -1 Protestant Ascendancy' is e‘sential to its eery sE)e:ill:tete flee ; hi tha t they consider it not only is. ' x question of great political isnportance,' but as a question 'of purtonce to the kstalrlisbed Religion of the Country, which i s s ,, i n terwoven, as it were, with its Goverument, that the destruction of the one oust produce the destruction of the other; * consequence which, in their apprehension, km _ . long:Ceased to be a sabject f ur 's peculation, by becomiut matter of bisiaricil fact. That, oh 'this point, they essirettly da reoternin a most decided ovinictO; atia they feel that they li#Ve a.right to sto press that opinioa, tither by fheii•tOasis, or hy soy °thee thatztel of commodicatiun whieb to then iowy appnr most • . eipedient or proper. " That they adinit, and deeply lament, the fact; that a dif. (Crewe Of opinion .on this greet gnat/Linn prevails anortsg the friends of Mr. Pitt ; that while.they assume to themselves nn right to centime those who view it In a different tight froth that. in Which they hare been aieustorried to regard it, while to 'WO they nillingly allow the utmost credit for purity of intention and ter Consistencyof conduct, they claim for them ,selves the same ;plaice, in asserting ant vindicating their own . opinions with freedom and With firmness. '"Theft if they rightly understand Mr. Canping, Mr. Pitt 'wits, tot, in las belief, Et friend ;to the Protestant Aitendancy; on whkb point they intpreSis their own decided co+. viction, that 'the Protestant Aseendancy , never had a driller 'ftlerid than that 111nstriont Statesman; a conclusion which they hi r e been led 'to form froth all the information Trweb. they hatebeen able to collect, as well from the public rietta rations of Pitt himself, as from the cominunications of his personal friends. "That it is not, therefore, withont extreme concern that they have, for the first tune, been induced to believe, and that upon the authority nf a Gentleman of such extensive know ledge and abilities, whose talents they admire, and whose cha racter they respect, that the friends of CaJbulio Entaleipat ion are enemies to Protestant Ascent:latter; whereas, they bed always understood, that those friends of Mr. Pitt, who had voted for the Claims of the Catholics, bad diiwowed all inten tion of interfering with the Ascendancy of the Protestants and it is tar beyond their power to reconcile the preservation of the Protestant Establishment with the destruction of the Pr'otestrint Ascendancy. "That in communicating their sentiments to Mr. Canning on this subject, 'they are very far from wishing to ques tion, much less to controvert any opinion Which thAt Gentleman' may he pleased to entertain, having no other object in view than to rescue their own opinions, and their, own connect, from misconception or mi,re presentation ; tltut there are so many points of constitu tional importance on which their npiniuns are strictly cargo nial With his tiWti f and they are inch Gant friends to tho Ad ministration of which Mr. Canning forms so distinguished a roa r that they larbent more than they can express, that he should have made ascot like of their opinion nn this one sub ject (which in them would amount to a dereliction of prin. ciple), the condition ot, his acceptance of their invitation; determination on his part at which they are the more sur prised as another distinguished. Member of the Cabinet, wins has spoken and voted on the same side of the question of Ca. tliolic Emancipation as Mr. Canning, has, without the smallest uniectiun at hesitation, accepted a similar invita. OLIVER, HATCH, Chairman. ti.lll. NG. CANNING TO IGITN . GIFFO2I). Olauceater Lodge, May 25, 181. - - " Mr. Canning has the honour to acknoiviear,e the receipt of Mr. Gifford's letter of the tad (in reply to Mr. Canning's o f the I ith inst s i, and .of the paper which accompanied it, containing the copy of cuettin lieselutions signed by Mr. Oliver Hatch. " Upon the seuerul matter of these itesolntions, Mr. Can. ning has neither‘thepretensiOn nor the desire to offer any eh. sCrvation ; but he feels himself called'opon to notice, far this purpose of repelling an infereate'rnost unaccountably drawn front" Mr. Canning's' letter of the 11th—,that those of Mi. rites friend., who, in coneUrrenet (4s they beliee) %Alt Mr. Pitt's *pinions, give a qualified.supportio the question, ins. properly termed Catholic Emancipation, are, by Mr. Can.. ning's admission, enemies to the 'Protestant !Ascendancy. “Nothini in Mr. Canning's letter to Mr. Gifford--Nothing t hat he ever wrote or - uttered in his life..;4(rords th e s h a d ow of a fuundatititi for such an inference. - His objection to being present at' w Meeting :a Aaatatr of 4 . 1 b. nit, at which the Toast of ” Protestant Ascendancy" is to male a part of the ceremonial of the day. tests on grounds perfectly con sistent with -that entire attachment to the Constitution in Church and State, which Mr. Canning firmly hunrres Who common to all Mr. Vitt's friends,us writ as to the bulk of this ustion." NO. V.--MR. JOHN GIFFORD TO MR. CANNING. " Mr. (Afford presents his respectful compliments to Mr. , Canning, add begs leave to assure hint, that lie will have the honour of laying Mr. Caonities Letter hefore the etuntuit I et of Management this afternoon. Mr. G. cannot but esio sa satiiraetioli et finding that a. wrong infereit‘e has been drawn front an expressiuu in his former letter,.and that Arernid lilt fribnds who Vote far the Catholic Question,in qUal ;fled sense, are nut enemies to, the. Protestant ASIA: 114#11CY• It would dire Mt. Gifford, alid every other 111knitier of the ihtt Club, tins gleat,it plc dSlite, if Mr. It.- 114LIC ifiC eiing eu the Stith with- hic company; M. G. feeling datioied that nothing would pass capable of giving. the slightest ofrenc; to 4.16 q thittleitiftit attacite4, toethe cuttatitu ti,,n in Church and State, iss he is fronviocL4 Mr. Canuins is. " Unice, Wurship-*reef, May iti.K NO. VI.--...?vt11. NG TO MR. GIFPORD. L4c1,".1 , 14 87. 1817. Mr. Canning presents his complinients to Mr. Qifford. Mr. piuning has received Mr. GiYord's Note of yester dtty,:in answer to which ,cso far as it. may reinire an answer) Mr. Canning has only to refer Mr. Clifford to his letter "of the filth inst.: . the sentiments expressed by Mr, Canning ih that letter being in nosiegree affected by any thing that Mr. oil: 'cad bas communicated tti him, either from ilium% or reel the part of the Pitt Club Committee," *** We arc requested to state that Mr. CAR LOtters and the Re t olutioni o f tha c um . mittee of die Pitt Club, which were tinatxim<►ugly agreed to, were not i.uhlished with the klowledgc or coneutreuee u# tLr C;oturnittee.