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No. 3991 LONDON, THURSDLY EVENING, DEC. 9,1817. [3d.

BAIHNOSTWEB, Dec. B.—Trade was exceedingly dullrwith
no hopes of an amendment this aide et Christmas. Prices
nominally u last quotation.
WORCESTER, Dec. B.—We have little badness doing in
our market, and prices were about the same as the previous
market day. The following shows the number of pockets
weighed during the week: New, 23. Saturday last, new,
10 old, 83.

Galway, drove on shore lut night under the Old Dockyard,
but has not received any damage.
14811°1:ARO, Dec. 7.—lt is blowing a gale here. The
Leven, from Dublin to Lianelly, pasted from her anchors
this morning, end came on shore. The Jamas, of Olingow,
is riding very heavily in the bay, but no boat can go out to
her.

M PERIAL PARLIAMENT.

WOOL—EXETER, Nov. B.—This article is no
better worth, but the extremely low pries it now bears in
the market, of from ed. to 6id. per lb., has induced some
two or three wealthy farmers to speculate in this way, and
to take from those disposed to sell the stocks they have on
hand, at these rates. Very few, indeed, however, evince any
disposition to dispose of their Wool on these terma

HAY.—SmrranELD, Two o' Clock . —Mews. Cooper
and Deers, Flay and Straw Salesmen, report the trade a
little better.
Prime Meadow Ma to 743. Rowse _Me. to 80r. Strew.. 2i. to 28,
Inferior ..... Ste. to Gee Clover ler. to 90.1

CATTLE, &c.-ALcanta. -This fair was held on
Tuesday. There was a short supply of Beef and Mutt*,
and a email attendance of buyers. Beef, Gd. to 61d. ; EV/lIL
about 61d. ; Wethert, 7d. A tolerably good clearance was
made.
CHICHASTIL DK. 8.-The show market was liberally
supplied with very fine fat Oxen, of the Sussex breed, for
Christmas fare ; and South-down prise Sheep were numer-
ous and much admired, prices of which were rather lower
than last year. The ordinary aorta for the Christmas con-
sumption were in excellent condition. Beef, 4s. to 4a. Bd. ;
best quality, prize Oxen, Ss. to fis. 4d. Mutton, 4s. 4d. to
4s. M.; inferior sorts, 3s. 10d. to es. Veal, 4s. to 2d.
Perk. 4s. Bd. to fie. Fat Hogs, 4s. to la. 26. Store Pigs,
14, to 20s. ahead. -
EXETER, Dec. 8.-In this market the supply of fat Bul-
leeks was very superior to that of the preceding week, and
we have business of a character suited to it and to the ap-
proechingiBl4oll to report. The quotation for fat Bullocks
must be stated at from 60s. to about 66e. 6d. per cwt., or
from 91. to Ils. Bd. per score. Butchers' Calves were
from 51d. to 6d. per lb. Of Sheep the supply was not large,
and in this way a fair business was done, with a full support
of previous rates, my from 51d. to GO. per lb. Some lota
of kieptog sheep were sold at from 30s. to 40r. each. In
store Cattle little doing, but this at from 30s. 64. to 40s. per
cwt., or from Gs. 6d. to 7s. per score.
Lagos, Dec. 8.-There was a short sapply of fat Beasts at
our market this morning, and most of those offered for sale
were of an inferior quality. Good Beef being scarce, there
was a little improvement in the prices of that commodity.
Of Sheep the show was also indifferent, loth as to quality
and quantity, yet the supply appeared adequate to the de.
mend, and prices usderwent no material variation.
LroLow Fota.-At this fair the show of Mutton was
tolerably good, and fetched from 616. to 7d. Buyers were
scarce. Theahow of Beef was much smaller than in former
years, and, buyers being numerous, a clearance was made
early in the day, realising 644. to 71d.
florritstx, Dec. 8.-Trade heavy, and last week's prices
barley maintained, except for Veal, in which an improved
business was tranareted at higher prices. Beef made from
2e. 6d. to 4s. 6d. Mutton, 3a. Bd. to fis. 2d. Veal, 4s. to
6s. Pork, 3s. Bd. to 4s. 6d. per stone of bibs., sinking the
offal.
TLAIBCRY FAIL-There was but a short supply of Beef,
which met with a dull sale at 6d. to 64d. per lb. Of Mutton
there was an average show, and the little sold realised 6d. to
64d. per lb. Bullocks were much inquired for, and the few
on offer met a ready sale at an improved price. Fat Pigs
were scarce, and sold at 64d. to 6d. per lb. A good supply
of stores, but very few changed hands.

For regterdav's %Jackets are last page.

SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRIERD.-Dublin, 4; Vi aterford, 3; Denagladee,
1; French, 1 ; Flanders, 2.
LONDON. Dec. 9.-Wind this day at noon, S.S.W., fresh
breeze, and cloudy.
HOLTHBAD, Dec. 7.-It blew a hurricane last night, at
N. to N.W., but is now more moderate. The Tancred will
discharge to repair. The Margaret Ann, of Liverpool, to
Newfoundland, has put in here with some damage, having
'hipped a heavy sea last night. The barque Felix, from Li-
verpool to Newport, parted frem lies moorings and etruck on
the Pier ; has lost timber-heads, and is otherwise damaged.
A schooner has been telegraphed to be a total wreck near
Cernais.
Barron, Dec. 7.-It is blowing a terrific gale at N.N.W.
ABZELDRIN, Deo. 6.-It blows very heavily from the not.
DIJNDRE, Dec. 7.--It blew a strong gale at west last night,
but is now more moderate.
Kaaren, Dec. 6.-The Roberts, and a Dutch vessel, in
Buttery Roads, and the Canning, in the Creek, reds out the
gale. Bth, It has blown a very severe gale from the westward_
The Elite., of Youhal, is on shore at Moyne.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec.D 8.-W.N.W.-Arrived Irvine, from
Shields for Arline, leaky, last from Falmouth; Claret,
Hartlepool for Bordeaux; Triade, Newcastle for Venice;
Jane, Newcastle for Genes.
DEAL, Dec. 8.-W.N.W., moderate.-A vessel, sup-
ed to be coal-laden, is wrecked on the Goodwin Sands.
The Merchant, front Monte Video ; Prince of Wales, from
Smyrna ; and Pilgrim, from St. John's, N. 8., have been
driven oat of Margate Roads, with loos of anchors and
cables ; the two latter have been supplied from hence. The
Rambler, from Cadiz, was also driven oat of the same Roads.
The Patrioten, from London to Constantinople, lost anchor
and chain, and has been supplied. Arrived : 6th, Latooa,
from St. Andrew's, N. 8., for Hull ; 7th, Astarte, St. Vin-
cent; Bth, Grenville Bay, St. Andrew's, N.B. Sailed : Bth,
Rose, Aden; Osprey, Callao; Clifford, Jamaica; and seve-
ral others. Arrived from the river, and Bailed ; Persia,
Cape of Good Hope and Ceylon ; Frowning Beauty, Valpa-
raiso. Arrived from the river, and remain: Mamie* for
Coquimbo; Alexander Hall, for Callao ; Hotspur, for Monte
Video; John Pink, for Jamaica; Diadem, for St. John's,
N.B. ; Camillus, for Demerara; Ceseenden, Zante. Put
back: Aeeir, for Constantinople; Marla Hardy, for Hio
Janeiro; Islander, for Barbados'.
FALMOUTH Dec. 8.-The gale continued from the date of
oar last until 'midnight, when it moderated end lackened to
the westward. The schooner Enterprise, of Berwick, is a
wrath near St. Maws', from Troan,lar Min& The Sea-
gull packet, having been detained by atria* weedier, smiled
this day for the Brazils. 7th, The Concord, from Odeeme
coming op the roads yesterday, got in contact wIIL the
Equity; the latter is not supposed to have received mottil
damage. The Monarch is said to have lost an anchor.
Coat Dec. 6.-During the whole of last night it blew a
violent gale from S.W. to W., which still continues.
LITTLEMAMPTON, DEC. 7.-A small sloop, supposed from
Southampton to this port, has been blown out of the Roads.
Cdwas, Dee. 7.-The Si (brig) and Mercedes (schooner)
were In contact during the gale last night; the latter hot her
foremast.
Sr. Ives, Dec. 6.-At noon to-day during the height of
the gale, a large steamer wasseen to bear away, and run up
the Channel, after having got to the westward of St. Ives,
Head.
BRISTOL, Dec. 7.-The Eliza and Harriet, of Belfast, was
spoken on the Ist ult., in the St. Lawrence, by the Soling,
arrived here. •
Ranszv, I. M., Deo. 7.-The Maria, of Port Madeo, Sam
Newport to Carlisle, in putting into this harbour, stunk*,
bulwarks, injured her bottom, and must discharge.
STRATTAN, CORNWALL. Dec. 7.-The Arginson, of We*
ford, from Liverpool to Limerick, west on shore between*
Bade and Bosoutle this morning-one man drowned.
PETERHEAD, Dec. 7.-Tbe Sir Alexander Duff, Of SRA
is a total wreck in the bay ; and the Brothers, of Partway,
stranded on the rock, and considerably damaged. .
CARMAN, Dec. 7.-The Caroline, of and lee Liver-
pool, from St. John's, N. 8., oprnng a leak y*Palay, and
came on shore this evening, and will pellbattlybeittk up
during the night crew saved. It is blowing wintry gale
at S. W. to N.N.E.
LEITH, MC. 7.-The barometer fell yesterday * and
about 6 p.m. it began to blow from N.N.E., and ineneased
till after midnight, when the gale Sad sea became tremen•
dons. Several vessels drove in the roads; and the GeolF,
from St. John's, N. 8., on being towed in here after the e, I
with lo of rudder, was driven on shore on the wear, ut,
should the weather continue moderate, she may be got off
without damage. Several sloops are ashore at Granton, and
about forty flaking boats loot at Newhaven. Many vessels
are ashore in the Frith, and it is reported that many wrecks
have occurred along the coast and at St. Abb's-head.
CARDIFF, Dec. r.-It blew a heavy gale last night, at W.
to W.N.W.
SWANSEA, Dec. 7.-The Venture, of Killough, from
Llestelly to Dundalk, has been towed in here, dismuted, by
the Inverna (et.), of Bristol. The Circassian, from Cuba,
stranded in Mumbles Roads yesterday, is being lightened;
crew all saved.
PWLLHELI, Dec. 7.-The smack that went down in
Aberdoron Bay, 30th ult., was the Mermaid, of Barmouth ;
stew saved.
PORTINLLAIN, Dec. 7.-It is blowing a gale at N.N.W.
The schooner Memnon, of Cardiff, has blown on shore.
SHIELDS, Dec. 7.-The sloop Christiana and Margaret, of
Alloa, from Dundee to Newcastle, was foundered 4th inst. ;
erew saved. The Sylph, of and for Dundee, went on the
Herd Sand this morning ; crew saved. Bth, The Montreal,
of South Shields, went on the Herd Sand yesterday, and has
gone to pieces.
BELFAST, Dec. 6.-Sailed: John and Robert, New Or-
leans.
Ptvstorrn, Dec. 8.-W.-Put back H.M.S. Asia, from
the westward, proceeding to South Americo.
PLIISAND Hots, Dec. 8.-Arrived: Merchant, Monte
Video.
NEWPORT, Dec. 8.- N.W. - Arrived Celeste, Richt-
Wet° ; Vittoria, Quebec. Sailed William Thompson, Cape
of Good Hops.
WATERFORD Du. 7.-W.N.W. to N.W.--6th! Arrived:
Ruby, Newfoundland.
CLYDE, Dee. 7.-Sailed • Rajasthan, Bombs ; Raul
Albert, Valparaiso; Champion, New Orleans;
New York.
JERSEY, Dee. 2.-Arrived: Crapana, t3hippigan.
BRIDGEWATHR, Dec. 8.-The Dues de 00110 TA, from
Odessa, went on the mud during the gals yesterday, and
must be lightened before she can be got off.
MILFORD, Dec. 7.-The Lady Eleanor, from Liverpool to

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WEDNESDAY, Doc. 8.
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NEW WRITS.
On the moths of Mr. TUFNELL, new writs were or-
dered for Stockport, in the room of Mr. R. Cobden (who
sits for the West Riding of York); for Kilkenny, in the
room of Mr. J. O'Connell (who sits for Limerick) ; for the
southern division of Lancashire, in the room of Mr. C.
Vilben (who sits for Wolverhampton); and for Liskeard,
in the room of Mr. C. Buller (who hue accepted the office
of chief commissioner of poor laws) ; for Weymouth, in the
room of Mr. Chriotie (who has accepted the Chiltern hun-
dreds) ; and for Edinburgh, in the room of Mr. Cowan,
disqualified when elected.
ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIEF BILL.
Mr. ANSTEY rose to move the second reading of this
bill. The object of it, be said, was fully made known by
the preamble, which declared that notwithstanding the pro-
visions of the acts of parliament passed in the r Igo of her
pruent majesty, her Roman catholis subjects continued stall
liable on account of their religious belief to agoodry punish-
ment*, pains, penalties, and disabilities under retain acts,
to which none other of her majesty's Wide were liable
and that it was expedient that Wawa shoed be
as fir as they did not relate to the halms of esusglate or
eoclesianical oaken the presenting of eoela3esMesl bonsines,
the strettgthenia. of the civil government, of Wei pan
sent church establishment, or to the 'sidereal of
property within thee" realms. His otgeet was to
give relief to the Roma calhollca, without dieting say
other body of persons, and Mk geoid be 'bewared any cat
of the sets he proposed r redid, eould be regarded aa •
protection to any other body, he woad err& it from the
bill. It was oldeated that her Majesty's Wrests had not
had time to consider the details of the mesons. Why this
very measure bad beep wader the marleratioa d the
lature from 1842 to the rem% dme. In the roar cutisZ
year the criminal law —straws drew prate stardom
to the subject, and eogemted the repeal or illagidesdia of
the whole penal ear. is July, in the rods 911=
has. baronet, the mamba far Mipon, in reply to a
trout the kei swabs, far Fiarbery, said that the subject
was or et diffealty, sad the government were not then pre-
pared to intredoce a hill, essryisg out the recommenda-
tions of,tberamosintams. Ost 7s May, 1844, the right
hon. Wind pee a awe iscoarade reply to a. • a
quadri frima7r. Watson; and on the oth el the race*
Lord Ilennueed laid • bill on the table of the How elf
Lards, eidelyise the whole of the eneelensole recited la
tearessele Of the present stoataccept sac It war
a woad time without • diddle, or i pared thresh
committee, but owing to rqsrauntodens heaths unive=i
ties of Oxford and Cambridge, sad et bra
out of town, the Lord Chanordlor, en din zit=
proposed • recommitment of the MI; _rid treesill
enactments on which there was any rnedelV of Wain,
should be "truck out, retaining these •ea desk thee
was bat one opinion; that bill red in the sinended nun,
and was now the 7th and 8 Victoria, 102 ; but
it only repealed about one-half of the statutes.
On March 20, 1846, Mr. Watson °indeed leave to bring In
a bill to repeal the remainder; but on Idyll hilerwing it being
mated thither Majesty's government had detandasid to ap-
point a commission of inquiry into thou laws, Whew do
tarmined to proceed no farther with that bill. The report of
that commission was printed in the following year, led was
found to be defective—the inquire having been Mewled eery
to the old laws affecting Roman atholics up to the 81st Ellen.
111., and not being extended to the expediency of retaining all
the statutes against monks, Jesuits, and other regulars. In
Fob. 1846 Mr. Watson renewed his motion, and obtained
leave to bring in his bill, including thou enactments epee
whale operation doubts existed. On March 11 to llowial it
was rood • second time by a very large majority, sat ea
Jena 34 was thrown out on the motion of the hon. barrel
the Member for the Uurmity of Oxford. Oa Aug. 1$ dee
LiniObilithellor's bill reoei the royal asset, end gas Yeti
10 he present year Mr. Watson spin abided hewer
Ides in his bill of the iffiesalag_ year. It was sada and I
searasidam, end at thismegedhen ef the rightiwa. bread
ties member hr Tares" a dew was reeked el the
rodeo et Led J..Maraasal, Joe the of
Jude red otberadase. blVimme6"46l.
MIS We
new Werntee. In. Si! itelk
parliament, and all he leer what tree la lamr
uple, leaving the de _to ladled dr is
The Religious °prier his plied our. Jerhit
brethren on • footing he • ell real reopesis wall
their protestant fellowealerse, sod the ailed of this
bill was simply to place the Itorea earellet dr, riarey.
en • footing with the Jews, bx ,Aeg roe" edam rm..
wits of legislation which di alifsond Um. The floe of
those nnallintil which hr rowed to repeal we as enact,
meat contained in the finpreary Act of Ist Eingeldh, I,
wirisateedilel the lerhirre of goods and eheriee real of
parauel, or heedreideat for one year wirer MU, to the
inviting or in arzae=sorthisi.oilasittley eatindtp.
Or suzzione et soy ibrig
The OptaterlDill repealed the spode
provided that we, bat left intact the proltibil=7;
that • Rama catholic who should assert or extol the segue-
mad of the NI at Bosse in mitten, spiritual, although he
weed act thereby reader himself liable to the penalties mar
dear, world, by a rule of common law, be liable, at the
ifs sort at justice, to Cie and imerherrat kr
a adi dememor la hiving disobeyed the •&=ol4aerfai
ot parlionont. When the Religious
laid on the taliktits Lord Chancellor peopmed an ern re,
peal of that eartnert, and, with pea NW,
mated to this moddication, to suit the modem dam
The ned act h;romriL„T= th.
dip. 11, which
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faipmetitious MO deo ter eel Dere Mier tbs.!'
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pesalties
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but by a C
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by re
right hon. baronet the mesa* far Tumor*, allowing'
theiseddege te hiikahtediteed t ofsned dewed
dory, that met was dreary •-• Its tor:are vie
by the lona Ord wee obj Wale.
=dot Ewan, So whim Ma lordship pur wee. The
art set was Ski*. seselltdie Charles IL, 'b. 4,
_bat
one of those the Lord Chancellor ame" ed: *es
already repealed indirectly by other enactments; is
many hinnies were of a d.Werimt opinia Mr.
thought it ezpolimete Mahe Me
that act, hearing or berg peer at rivararie her a Wei..
ship than that given in the Der cd Olmnian Plied eel-
jetted the party so offending, lskto six moat& ledebeareet.
without bail ; 2ndly, to one year's ledltli=fr to
imprisonment foe lit.. That . That set he ;
also the 26th Charles 11., chap. 9, related exclusively
to popish rumen ; the 30th Chula IL, which disahl4
the Catholics from idly to either bare el parliament • and
7 & BWm. lll.,ll.2d,daredrisled4kSof Wes. Ma
Some of the provider of the 31st Oso.M.,ereawaly _
Burke's Act, had bra repealed by .the Forgiati Wider
Act of Lord Chsaidiel Lyisdinmet; bed epee of the
restrictive clauses of babes Ad samba la fall forte and
operation. These lopeopseed r meal by the bill he new
sought to have red • steel thee. loto=ded to nerd
so much of Burke's Ad as made it a precedent I.
any relief under it, that an oath should be taken and sub-
scribed by the party destrng the relief, had duly recorded
either in the courts at Wonanitater or at. the quarter see-
lions ; and he also propseed to repeal so much of the att es
enacted that all bequests, dieposiuons, and trusts of real and
personal property, to Edam catholics, in a spiritual cepa-
city, should be &BMA supernitioui sod unlawful. The
Roman Catholic Chasidic Act, puNd in the reign of WE-
!ism IV., contained a dune whir hid bra intended to
remedy. this evil ; but, la ennesqaences tithe ambiguity of Its
tools, &judgment of*, t Lord ChattenEarsmd °fans
of the present Vice- Borko's Act rousined ia full
forced this respect, and In aerie whir wane bake them they
COlifkilleed pm's", had helm IW, hag Wee the Statute
of hlorWa. fir Ram aitIOSS ims. On a petition, how-
ever, from the Beerameheibe , the rlgkt hon. Wert
the member for T pre ier, muelh te lie
credit end hanaer,, added u and • redrant
etre -peepeetyteillf ft hod beee edit-
ray rade salon 'bniriThettinesheilimat esatained
in the MA Dee. 3, with Ms bit Moild ft iaterfere,
provided that no Rama esthollo relisie& reald officiate
in any chapel having a steeple and belle, ce reuld remise
any of the rights and ceremonies of his religion, or wear the
' garb and halite of his order, in any place of worship not
licensed, or in any private house where more than five

were usembled beside the hoesthmil, or ethimes
persons were orreetory at the burial of theeffinmen
dead, or walk at the bead of any famed messmies to
any churchyard. For any of those offence, the punishment
imposed wan a disqualification to plea Burke'S
Am in bar of any prosecution for high tessesl
preameaire or rosemary, and it would be for the hoses sew
toommbether for any ef theta acts it wee fit that a Boma
ellisirtis should be liable to the confiseatima d eR
hie gosh sad daft* to perpetual imprisonment, In VMS
nay MIS to death. The next penal annatment
: t.milate was oontained in the statute 19 Geo.
IV., e. 7, called the Roman Catholic Sae Act'
and here he weak' mention that he had carefully oinittatrom
hi, bill lug Phyrilien which should remove the existing dis-
qualification et any Raman catholic taking the oldest of Ida
Lord Chasother, or of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Seam*
to both chsetak shoals and preferment was attached;
neither did be seek to repeal those provisions of the Roman
Catholic Bawl AM which made it penal for any Roman
catholic bishop to mum the title of any see of the Feta-
blithed Church of Ragland and Ireland. The first clause
of the 10 Geo. IV., c. 7, followed, par malaria, the clause of
Burke', AM, to which he had already called attention, re-
ferring to Roman catholic ecelmisatiai wearing the garb
of their office, or performing the rites and ceremonies of
their religion, except as prescribed by the statute, and im-
posed a penalty of 501. for every such offence, in addition to
the penalties of the former act. The effect of this lawwa eto
make it absolutely necessary with respect to Roman catholic
burials that the hot solemn rites should be performed in the
dead man's ohember, and to lay the body in the ground
without any prayer or formula in the churchyard, Just as
though the ass was that of an unbaptised and unchristian
ines. To remove this great practical grievance, he pressed
the repeal el the provisions of the Relief Act, and of the re-
Wisdom sentained In Burke's Act. At the came time, in
ceder to peeves% the peribility of irritating the feelings of
any also, or of disturbing public tranquillity, he recom-
mended along with the repeal of thou clause the addition of
a penviao to provost say Roman retiree promotion
or mammy takes Sloe in any public -theroughtare.
Amass damn of theXelie Aet which he passeed to repeal
was that which impend whin penalties ea sy_ltemen
eatbolis beds jadielel, civil, es ereseste Ulm from
ha the ashes, gown, or garb, eat with the ensigns
sad a sift, to say phis, et weembip ether than of
the shad. At epeeist thismeastuesat VOA
obese Seems plasm mad Sabie la
mats& bsathisesies awls lei e ekes a ethem—ifeht=
eath V theboyed, it Math& is Wag the administration of
law and tat esatempe. Beebe this, it mama to
amid which he desired to me m emoveth The
Maleadrra 10 Geo. IV., c. 7, udder Se ble well
laterhate it h, was the 28th, which =opium& Jeselis sod
artmimme ef seametie eiders to resters the(ir mane, seumeta.
shy, sad ether penemalers, at the tees et the esaaary of
State within el: mesh' alas the piing of that ask under
a pesky of ell.„ sad a teem penalty of 501. he every
mesh they siesedil rash' is this country in disobedience of
Min law ; and they were further required to quttthii eonatry
within 21 dap Om notice or after thou ,a
nd, had expired,
tee theywsk beguile of a miedemeanor, and, onconvietion,
'be Raba is uni=on for life. Now, when the de-
wed hiss of moiety, known in this country and in
=1 at the Brothers, ware be in mind,
he mid sera are to show tied "Wow metric-
time the loam might Writ is lit to oda it ems to get
ahem
rid of this unelniMien, and *Outlast.
Ile appealed to hon. namabers on lath them house--
us theme who Wew the meek= bah d legimad and Ire-
land—Om terrik of tempossmo—the FrerekCera of Mount
BS. Illeame74s Cisme.= et Mesa Bt. Bernard, and,
abeam en. So Omthes Beethme, se Omsk to
_allow these
ship hen tabc=eme to therstasethethiesemagenaret.
soak lia the Mal emlimeirelled repeal theme
lass. He •w not the soureithe eight hon. lowest the
premise Home Secretary soli swat on the
the
ass
eon —he did, however know Se emerge taken by the Tight
I hon. bares* preateaser if else on the semis of the
lei debate ea Mr. Watson's WS, Olt the 24th of Sae, 184 d.
fik Jamie Graham was then Home Searetary, and, speaking
with Aide knowledge and on °Mail responsibility, that
eighthea. basset mid :
esesier iI am peristo a *a ape aima al het Sissy
vale Ms ben ale alien sat Nimes le the agar was.
I Urea be the La men te amt vore was am; I
willing esielbetio mg ffithipel err inessaahle amain arta
gala the seam of Meese ; eammin ea eta maim el thus,
emil MS Ira roped leased them aloe kardealer—l Oriels
the jeale-1 era halt art lima= sol that the dates re-
-40011 IMP =lir Immo lillagatise a OM Gam Ilan that
try on mat She art Irma W the beet oteriel traere if
ale aehloami; Win** odor boa. I am heal lo date alk
ape* Saha arta tat the rageler aims peseety, that the
stamens al the pacaelmed ,
the bete jus ears of
ja
boa set en wet if the pada maims d these
Oath et skims read; lowsft serst be adeeltert
Oa the maw Will areas sweedve tea, ml eat they sepely
the aolawery bay meth ala Ileauemaa ef awe who we
areas la Oskar. I Oman se, the prelart Mate,
sent hes Net eta wen reirezesleoloo Made steamy
ot the war aim MIS es ve to. a oat ef leR
Walk% :lan:s anew af lam abase la this
a mama Ss la ea a wet. art to tla toiereat
lillelreastemame=6“. Isrerleirea salt:
mle wait ae yea alb my teem as, those
reet I lessameate bane tea la the pat reasesat of
Oninsun edam ehado—as
tot as the hag are easeasea Lialime=beler thilidiree=tln.:
ammo ail* basil eseileet all the aye ea the mahmento
td Iha ra% thaw ae la faispealaaalloraset
le the ASV* an ft SIS ignilia-410t awe Illeekaoo of
lass aakaao. fla ow opt lesar. say sad argama,
sesibia atelyan alpha am.
In every west Of the street be Olk. O. Ashy), se a
Roman sense, alosara This bM reeceSn no way
to deal with the /111.11111011,b1 or shrew g to the
sablithed sir*. Bu knew some tweet the
kin as idly embstel theme penalties, but it also took away
themuzsmaXereal t
he to posothease now enjoyed br the
of la this essatry end in Ireland. Hon.
modasie ohs es resmai forget that they were living, not
ender Obertem IL, but slim Gamma Victoria, and that the
eseeresksey of the ahead bed keg else been taken away in
favour of protestant dimmatme. Lead Measitild had mid
that teem the waist that the Umlauts AM of William
mad Miry steed, 'rosy era et poetess diseenten, except
uldte, being takes valor the protection, not the
eassivenoe, of the law, became ea established religion in
this eountry ; and eo in like corner_ Ana the mo-
ment Roman catholice were beieratei alai the sta-
tute 19 Geo. M, thair. be ea emealdideed religion in
this country. He new hembly premed ea the hems Om ex-
pediency and the=alfth:s assure fa lim peemat sham
might
his to mist every measure tMt
might b• booeghl.hilOrtrale. tbsdspriateen of the pro-
perty. or the oseasemse m the now balas&g to
the shun* as bp kw adablideall b.iesd to as that
this bell be sew sea a messed ems. (SSA her.)
Sir R. H. INGLIS add he 'oddest bat adommemige the
deer, tisepate *ad silk= blabs charade, of the
hems_lmetit based. (Beth, beat.) He would not,
Minr bath sever tale the details of the suc-
cae belkerkiele bad been brought bare the house, but
he abeddibeit hieseff to the bill hatrodaced in the early
pert M tide 'far by the hon sad Messed gentleman the late
mesaherima =l9. It woe re hue that the hon.
mad was more able than any other
sea to reve bfaktryszt. um; for, in point of fat'
ass Wolin stlothetar•—the blunderbuss bore his
soma ; mai Mk bill with his Charities Bill, Se
hon. datillused had loaded both barrels, mid
awLMialba items to dieoharge. It hod wiassd the I.
hods et the gmeismen, ad new the hes. mad learsei
meals NM hemmed to diadems these hiss& The
doable ebbe al Se bath and lemma member, lierever,
easemelediyilirmamildsmat
ties of his slay was to anew lie
of chunk enemas to the tleleekes-
t;e' dearth el lighs4 and el proteatenema gear
ray. Prestige* he mesh* to moos all the 11•1710doss
of the law of amerkaain, so far as related to Bemis stadia ;
but es regarta this., they were ressoved ; they bad already
noised besets is that seed which had aot boa con-
hared pea say seat doll el het Majesty's subjoW. He
repesMd thet this - was ese of a seem of Marsha
mama by width Se akar& el t to
elevate Woolf,
_rednierpmfdirmitely alalk talia= the
established. IllitariC It was sot sesegle lamely to leek at
the dame if bat seer as the table, bat it was aseemmay
te eesithre Ss sehleall wlet which Soot who wished Se
evt":e7breeritsiderietha &thresh Asa ke
.441
Hz. rhea la may meopeele, stecielly as regmed pete.
amiss be Sit streets, sad the regfetraden of umbers of
taleteeit WS* The hots, and kartaed geatioNsa had
stead SOS, principle of the bill bad already bees ad-
mitted, N“ he Bk.( 1,, Inglis) Seta on this semis
for es better asses, Sri to mews idiot he had athiesi in
Ape lath wlemathe memo, the amend raShs teVerhitth
wee marled by_a majority of ems efts Rani *aid by a
a Ile to 119. The hoc sad kormed swam bat
E=illiof the absolute rubbish of the detattedemit which
ell sought to clear away, but thisbedialsadybesa done
by Me BaligkesOplales AM, sib, the estate 9 d 10 Vie.
He defied wimp& mumbee of the has to show that any
such inestemest imums law bid tees held good for the
last 260 yes ; end Mahe a seed tide° yams there had
not been as then asa made ladistmast mescemful. He
would new meat the queer*. whisk he had asked on a
former osemitra—sew hr the Mien's supormaasy, tad even
bar title to the 11,01114 would be affected by the presaut bill)
It. was hue tt did sot repeal the Bill of lisnjor had any
.ve all hat at the propriety of away with the
essessed potestatioa on the part of her *my against
Beech MOM by vistas of which she held her throne. But
skin repealed the 10th Charles the Second, on which the
AO el Bights depended for its operation; and Mr. Watson
bed doubted how for this would affect the Bill of Rights R-
OL If there was anything in the bill to affect the title to
the throne, or to disturb the Protestant succession, let the
beam beers how they entertained it. No me believed that
the MD ef 1829 would have been carried but for the safe-
gueollewidek this bill proposed to repeal. The hon. and
leashed easeaber had complained of the grievance expert-
tateed in Boma catholic funerals. Be should remember that
sIF Implakthen was a ()mammies of grievances ; and that
if the puretheion sought were granted, the public feeling
would be do ply wounded by seeing members of all oom-
issaine admitted to celebrate their several rites in ground
beteembeg to the church. The grievance was not
math ;to warrant its removal by the umbra-
IMAM of OM so much greater. On the subject
et esommass,* the late Mr. O'Connell had declared
that seeds should incluse him to recast to the desecration
of erkjells be thought ad holy, which would result from
the of of such Thereupon Mr. Watson
had Ridged the to his tel to huseral promotions ;
bat it VS Dpi as se such Set. Even in yams
Rana tethelit soughies Seemmdese win not allowed; a
few yeah mother see Me melffeesito pens through Paris.
Thu has: at leased *aka bed absted, es bias=
dame irsediesth taiell the meshes d the
arils ef the Radek des* wen liable*
he lem. • est hid there been a single iseastebiliell=
= Sal =IIX being instituted mmillet Se
.eal
that bill he had awed te eithia a
tff the Cambers of theme wises, but that bed
etc bee evaded. He opposed this bill meekly bless it

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