The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-24 00:00:00

right to eadmilsed It ;—litassues they tack the laity to pray
to deed ass mei welsen, loaned a to Oa alas, throngh
the only saibileo.adisplaCbelet;—breeuse the pretended
&allied_ ty_
_sf tun wads, mare than that the pasta
hag des ii let aloes have the right to decide;
—beam they NAM tbsoltse of reliefs& to al has.. un-
less they have pewelessly submittal to a filthy and amass
saversaties with as inotarried print ha @wet ;—and be-
stow they ham Mead the husbands and faders to each I
au ablest scalities that they are afraid to pewee the hamar
aid parity of their wives and daughters ;—biteasse the plats '
have set Welled the eoselitioas of the Word of God, which
regains that se is. shall be adorned a priest until be has
rims woof of his sompstacy tee that Wise, by Gamin that
he
eau Rlll w-U his ewe wife, alldree sad amass; and
bemuse the Word of Qad warns us mallet • great &postal,
into which the shag should fall, the ago of which should
be, that men wen' forbidden to marry, and comcoaaded to
&beta& from meat e—because the Suasion of popish priests
has been Mead, Or ages of Irbil, so iatederable to the laity,
that it has his. est sff Is Italy and Frames, men hatiag the
very was of riff**, sad reaciaming.
under It, all allestema M thu church i— amuse the Scrip-
tures Mesh us le pollo Has. sad of systems by their fruits;
and history Wenn es aril She mimes of the Pope, and the
' vices of the elm haps ihiresed the suss of Christianity :
—because the immoral liestaises et the Jesuits, exposed by
Panel and easdessed by the Pepe who SliffilliMil that
seder, are now tight by Dr. Wlemem emit le priests:—
Mesas the pilau hemp sassed wsseerkstses bleed to be shed
bp peressaties of lowa, dliiipesesa, posesswass, R:. Its.
Ma the priests of Mask a of J at: —because the
prima assert Mat the Pepe is Walt , and that tte has •
• t= te &VW pekoes owl to .psaish the stagletratm, esitl
see prima% who de soe mimes hap deems:
the yslillt ildwy of ewe dee the Wags that they
milltbas. Stemedler, passim Aker that Ask sat
asp es Ilse klaellisve Omega Jut es ma ta
Omar if asseptiss t—losemss the prisms mean
lii , Asir Madam. their leak beds, and persuade
the* %ley will dean their seeds he. pasishment, by
helPeuddlia their_ peerpsety to rat pliers : —beams the
prima, Vie Mitt midst thalr astral, demand to be
(winged by the mums law, whisk M • different law from
that by whisk lather labiate adehe Qaeen are governed,
proving bacestarvertlbly Use, though outwardly English,
they am is heart attached to a forage priest, au4 to
foreign law. Thee. area few of the many reasons eft we
ought to rajas the dales el Dr. Witemas sad his sheet.,
who talk of kwiegies as bock to alleuisses to the Pope. It
is hoped that man yof the Popish laity is leslarid sr* as
bold sew to reject the t claims of this liaise priest
( who le so manta by who knee beet the merits of
his rale, that sales is, the Femmes of eartbessesd Preach
bayonets, he dare sot ruse= twesty-four kern in his own
capital), sear 110.11Sitatkolis aerie ea wombs the mtgs.
of oar Edward., Henrys. mid Elisabeth: bat they who are
sot have so right to demand to be seated soaps equally
with protestant' of all creeds' ' chive an usdivided elle-
g=iice the battik crown. Tay who have submitted to
the slams of priests, have no right t• stole the
' privilege's( keen**, they, who dare take so oath without
secretly sale' salvo Jure srpersorie, that is, saving the
Imams of the onsets, are not it to be treated with the
government of protestant*.
" I us, dee, dr, your faithful and obedi.nt servat,
"Happy Dayssows.
"To J. W. Freabfield, Esq., High Sheriff of the aunty
of Surrey." ,

Tai BISHOP or BT. DAVID'S has just lent the
following reply to an sddrees adlpted st • torteeirg of the
clergy sad laity et the archdeaoonry of Brown, held in the
Conaty-kell, of the 12. h of November, on the subject of
the resent papal sgstreselon:
" Bev, and dear Brethren and Christian Frisods,-1 have
resolved Tour eddrus on the rams papal eggrossfint with
est lively estiefactisa. I rejoice to sec, la the numerous
sad respostabis sieastares smashed to it, a heals proof of
the general naanimi.y w►ich prevails throtighost the *sen-
try on the subject, Though 1 have repeatedly declared my
own pantheists on It, is sourer to other addressor, I moot
content myself with merely referring you to the statements
which I hays made on other mations. The Wisp which
you expiate are each as I have myself been very strongly WI.
pressed wit► hem the best appearance of the papal and
with use they have been rather etrengthened then waste
eased by the dimmion which the subject has undertpas, and
by all the rellemas I have bees side to give to it Is the
Marva. The more 1 malder it, the morel Ica at a lam to
seatothe low say atiperjodioed mind can raprd the late
peoesedings of the see of Rome as • legitimate amatory( a
purely spiritual authority—sa an •rrangemeat not materially
differ's& from that which was previously permitted to resist
—roe as eat so way affecting say temporal interests, and is
w►ich the dignity of the crown and the ladepeadonos of the
stets are ma ce all emensed ; thoogh I eon but too well
understand why the attempts of the Pope's adherents to
locales.' such • view of the ease should hare been actively
seconded by persons with whom hostility to the established
church overpowers every other motive.
You justly refer to the language of the 'papal ball as in-
dicating that the recent aggress:on is not likely to be the
last which we have to expect from the sere quarter. T►e
wools coons of history pro,. nothing more clearly than
that It bag been the uniform policy of the see of
Boas to tre►t every annotated proteasioaaaaattoknowledgod
inns, and to nse all the ground which it is allowed to gun
as a step to further encroachmat. I bops that these
Immo of tistory will not be loot upon us, and that we shall
soldier eakelste on the forbearanes of the see of Booze, nor
let our Judgment on its acts be swayed by the professions of
its adherents.

" I rejoice in the determinstion which you *sprees, with
God's blessing, to upheld the lawful supremacy of the crown,
to assert the independent* of our natioriel church, and to
maintain the liberty ul reciscienoe which was weaned to is
at the Reformation, and I gladly offer the advice which you
desire Was me, so far es it appears to se* to be clearly map
seated by the ciremestance• o the case. I need not now
speak of any duties whisk' the present feasters imposes as
the clergy in particular, end I should oe sorry to see them
put themselves forward in this matter, unless it was one in
I which Roglialtasen of all dames ere equally remaireed, and
in which even 24111111 catholic laymen ingots we know,
feel so strongly as protestants on alike view of the subject.
Bat for Englishmen who conceive that great national into•
riots have been placed in peril, there is menifestly but one
muse to recommend, Om is, that they should address the
lonia/attire with petitions for such mouses as may seem
best calculated to remedy the evil end avert the dang.r. I
mast, however, own my belief that it will be foetid very dial
colt to frame such measures, so as es secure the tints of
coreciancie and the equality of civil sad religious liberty
hitherto enjoyed under our constitution. That three should
be ever held sacred end inviolable is, I have so doubt, your
desire es well as my own, and I would advise that in all your
reifies. yea should distinetly recegene this testamental
priseiple, hat aseteat yourselves with tamale' your wishes
in panel term, and leave the mode of socomplithing the
object entirely to the wisdom of the legislature.
' I beg yon to assert ay thanks fur your kind expressions
with :ward to sista ; and heenilycommaiding you to the
Divine blaring.
" I remake year faithfal friend sad servant.
"Abergwili, Dec la, 1850. "C. ST. DAVID'S."

THE BISHOP OF LONDON.