The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1850.

PAPAL ENCROA

DEPUTATION TO Tilt

IP OF

CANTERBURY.
Yeaterdey a deputatioa, from the parish of St.
Andrew's, flelbois, Salted by appimitat upon the Arch-
bishop et Giateehory, at LsiartVP•lace, and presented an
address spas the inal*et of the meat spensione of the
cirri of Rome, whisk is the fret of this description that
hie goose las yet reeelved. The deputation eensieted a the
Bev. J. 8. Trim& M A.. the rester of Bt. Arrow's, Bol-
ero i the Rey. J. W. Worthington, D D., ineumbest of the
Holy Triaity, Grey's-ra-reed; the Rev. R. Prey, B.A.
iacembeall of Bt. Parr's diarist 41kMil Baffees-bill ; the
ebarohwardeas Meson. Wads sagiChoMege, sad several of
the Lora` members of the parka, and the address whisk
was *greed to at a publie train of the prioresses, held
is the Vestry-torn, sad eabsequiatly by adjourassest, is
tha Farringdon-ball, apes the 11th last, was signed by
swirly 800 inhabitant householder.
The Rev. Mr. TOOGOOD having istredased the depots
ties, observed that he had the rare of yeast to his
1,0" " address eared by upward@ of 700 of the
el ft Aortae's, Holborn, Mutt the by geese wade um
all the mere is kis power oem the Church of Reglead
in thatparity sad isteirrityia troll she bad bees established
at the Rotorisatios. The riserri at whir the address was
tron d had been held in sessapieses of a rapasitios to the
ohneebteerdene of Br. Aadrew's N amemble the parish, ia
order I. gigree to an address to util Gera with respect to the
resat papal invasion. The petition to her Majesty had DNS
adopted utianimory ; and with a feeling of by. to the
Church of lagrad and of repeat sad varieties for the
episcopagy, arra remintra for as address te kis free,
was also submitted to the meetiag, sad serried ranimgraily.
That address ha bad sow tre hewer to remit to hie ones I
At the regret of the arekbiebea the rev. geotlesiaa reed
Kw adders, whisk was ecesebod ia the Wooten tense
"To his Gran tbe Leed Arebblekop of Cantertgary.-.
May It rear your Orees,—Wow madersigsed, the rwasite
parcettir clergy, chiarchwardess, and inhabitant lams
holders of the parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, have sees
with deep regret the inert e eggrarione of the church of
Rows in Engird, aid we to approach Tour rase mat
so much with Wilier of appreherion, as of Indianolaa st
the eery presumptuoas but equally powerless invasion of the
episcopal rights and privatese is this your grace'. direr,
by the appointment of the Rey. Dr. Wiegman as Cardiaal•
Arßibiseop of Westminster. We consider such appal&
meats as contrary to the rioting instantiate of the toiletry,
sad as as attempt to subvert the smear privileges sod
..thoriy of the church of Ragland. We would take We
opportunity starrier your grace of our sympathy, and oil
ear support is it may be is our power to give seder the
present assegai! eircurastanese: and we pray that the God
of all grace may ``ivs your per Renner, wisdom, and
strength to inroads at this momentous crisis the paramount
[importance Oi AO pure word of God, and ray amble you to
uphold the oeserable church of England in all its true ia-
rarity and ussfaluen."
The Archbishop having taken the address, replied as
fellows : Is is very gratifying to me to r< cave this address,
whirr errors so deep an iaterest in that great cause which 1
lien always endeavour, so far es may be, to promote Com.
kig lbws so import... • parish so that of St. Andrew'r,
I err% but raised it r aa important addition to the
heethaosy so generally bone by the eouutry, in opposition
his the recent act of papal aggremioa. Perhaps we me; be
*Learn' that an opportunity bee now offered. though a very
unexpected opportunity, sad one of which we cannot help
thinklag without some degree of indignation, of showing
how greatly mistaken threw must be who her supposed—if
there be any such—that the protestant fields/ of this country
has in any degree diminished. It seemed to be necessary
that something of this deocription should have oc.
tittered, In order that the feeling of the country aright be
draws forth, and now that it bat bra elicited with re
tarts strength and Bromism, it may, perhaps, be almost more
accessary to keep it within due bounds, than to add to the
existing reamer. Bat, at all events, those who are
anxious to preen* the principle, of the Reformation, as I
am erre thine who bre the appointmeat of the holy office,
like myself, must al +eye feel it • very great resistance, when
they suet with the co-operation of the clergy and laity of
the country. It mast be • matter of regret that anything
should haat occurred is our church which should have led to
the error to which I have alluded—the suppositi in that th
I io
protestant principles of this country have in any deiree
declined. I trues', however, that it will now be seen, if it be
not already seen, that those who gave !into that opium=
form a very small minority, not only is our church, bet in
the country at large. I think, too, we may now see, that to
which we have hitherto been blind, but to which we must
o be blind in future, that the church of Rome
is an agererive church, and that she will sever be
sati,fied without dossinatios, so far as it can be obtained.
Theatres% method by which w• MD oppose such aggression
sad prearrourielves free from melt domination is to diffuse
as widely se possible throe truths as which our protestant
church is founded, resting as they do upon the pure Word of
God, without human addition or adultervion. In conch'.
sloe, I mutt repeat my ratification at this instance of confi-
dence which you have chow. I. me by the presentation of
this address. Tree is no rases why re Metropolitan I
should not accept it, sad with God's grass I shall always
be willies to promote as far as piastre the principles
which it ensociaten
The deputation then bowed sad retired, highly gratified
with the reception.

REPLY ,OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK
TO THE HULL ADDRESS.
The Archbishop of York has transmitted the follow-
Ise reply to an address from the clergy residents% Hull:
"My Re reread Brethren,—With your sentiments es 'the
meat aggression of the It man Pontiff' I entirely erste.
You describe Mae unprovoked and without &parallel. But
surely It is at the same time rash, precipitate, and in advised.
So that the danger to our civil sad religious institutions,'
from this bold and presumptuous measure, may not prove so
formidable as your address would imply. If, iodised, it had
been r. toned with silent subiniesion,or with apathetic indif
ferenoe, the sees would be far oiborwies, end the peril immi-
nent. But the religious princeplo, that mighty instrument
of stresgUt sad power whim well dimmed. has been roused.
The vest majority of war sober-miaded and intelligent
c tuntrysien treat the insulting nelle3g• with indignation.
They regard it Daly as intended to rob ear sovereign of the
supremacy vested in the crews, to loon tea if it had so ex-
isteon)our branch of the universal elstuah, and to more.
Wish au its ruins the corruptions of Papal Rome. They
earnestly desire. and with God's help are fully determined is
maintain, the Queen's lawful and undoubted authority, and,
like youseelvse 'to uphold and transmit unimpaired to pos.
wily the soma dastrinee embodied in the fotimularies sod
articles of SNP ehmele, tooither with the civil and religious
liberties Svallatiall kr and obtained by the swim and
straftwora of gas tokormatlon era, and 0011afilled by the
eiseelatim 1/1 MN.
"TM ossiosilsip taken by the Bishop of Rome would be
allisasetiountable, bat for the well•known fact,
, there have not been waiting in our own
= reed unstable members who, through mistakes or
seal, by mischievous approximations to the prac-
tises and doctrines of his chunk, have innoursged sad eat-
hideout him is his ambitious and daring eaterpthe.
" You ask for my stifles se to the soiree which you
hTb.
to resolutionsine present etisit of affairs.'
which you have formed and erpreased
testify your sincere and unheeding attachment to the coma•
talon in church and state. You will, therefore, have read
with satisfaction and thankfulness the letter of the prime
minister. lad you may addreas her Rahety the Queen, the
supreme ruler of this kingdom, and htier of the Wit,
declaring your dutiful, •awavering, sad undivided altos!•
once to her person, crown, aid dignity. Yoe can ales lay
before the legislature the expression of your unalterable de-
cision that no foreign prince, penon, prelate, stets, or
petentste, bath, or ought to base, any jurisdiction, power,
eareriarby, pre- eminence, or authority, meleeimadeal or
spiritual, within these realms.'
' I know the diligence and anxiety/with wkkilt yes Warm
for the adineation of your finks; esti men Om from
to awakes among you a acatremeehl spirit, whisk iimg=
to saossier bitterness and smith. Bat yes alma Mind
wholly aloof. Toter weapons, however' must
The award of tee SplAt. *kWh is the word of ' Out
of that owl you may ressonabtr be aflowed to and
solids to, own people, from Uwe to time, th. ORM-
old et *Me faith and proud's sod te pilot vat las sue-
MSS mom el the faith and ; of the Roods\ shush.
Yes •ay sheer how irreeon sable them two are withpeek
'slow, and must ever remain, as hog as the intolersat slain
of %fallibility casts.
"If this% does* with salaams and with the smederatiou
lineeseleg a Christian mew tied • awed mum,
_meek
*Misname sod necessary instractice May be oreveyed, and
errrsilt_may bo effected ; tad by oedema/Las, is the
adsastlssay 01* rising gemeatias, to promote as Mul ion.
soquaintmers with Rol, Writ, sad with the truly esriptaral
character of our church, you will raise up ohs we=
barrier that hostas wisdom sad mew am provide
any eneroaclueset of the shame or court of Rome.
"And now, commeadiag yes to God, and to th• word of
his grain, I subssribo myself, my reverend brethren, yew
faithtal Mood sad servant, "T. bon.
"To the Clarity of the town of Singston•upon-
Hull who visaed the address received this
9th of Rosman, 1850."

detainee; of RIMO. Bat I. ream ashinaps-lha
ones to whin be lad alhailad, west tiowa in SIM nen.
Inn the Noma* coassat. is trusted ha had .1 an' lea
to *ad may moles of Ms p. sMssrr. Ms felt that it
Ins a sanowhat palatal la
at asltat
IN he njoind at it al
giving Man u opportunitythat IMO/ hadibem
awl whh oo4.biewlsenw la, appasad to the
anon of Bowe. Mimeos )
Mr. MOODILICM, saw., eharshwardia. sad widowed the
taiettar. Ilis Maly inapltalred the swans OM Ited
gives time la Abe Imam sad all demessanelsas. sad
anted ttiohlaraW maanntat apahlag se 'aunt
how Me. Newstaa's wenn is wlakihs oppdatneat of
Roadie *baps wen sawlbsead to whanian lawns° tisa
haw Man & Hs said it was Ind ham that her Ma-
hal was non lasawed at tls lovaeloa of bar tighu
thus say tin wahleals, sad all that war awn-
easy was attetwent bar by de sad Wailer duanstratioss
sad IMMO WOW swag b. Ilmiad la pat an oad to the Pope's
=0: Na ROAM pretantwioa: a an:
dPlie tin =gen owewwisprnataerny it:violate
la berdnahalme.

Kr. GASTON eensaded the reaslatlera, and Imolai
spokes e 4 the. NOW Wpm of impel 'authority ia every
=saw/ I=lbesed. sad espeoially fa Ireland, he
InTootill eke diecontlanases °Me Maysooth
great and the 411hdeswal of all easiness' he ao 'tenth a
eyrtern at that Mimes esthetician.
The thealslles teas this pet sad weed to osainoesly.
Mr. abotheRODGILINSON stowed the adoption et as
sante M tbeptees, :pressing abhorrers* at tali less at.
on
Neap of the Bishop of Hess is est op a new
sawtola /lathe Is this ooaatr7, sad pesylsp
her Majesty to take aware. to ataisteia saves.
late the 'motility et our protestant institutions. as
was swage that the alts declared that they eely
dein/ Is ,Mad took ews ambers. bat be wee sth the
of thus wits WINO NI be bead lows that quther. He
haw* that awathiss was °sly a pan of Ow myeddost
by wbiek the then* et Lath malatalsoll thialaies owes
Ir ews aththela esi_sarasht a =lead be wren. (Hem)
Mr. Alamo nod °AAP= esionied the meths.
He Mewed Is the wasetal teethe is Larks with the
sl=to of the Pope, and is tame el the with
1 Jobs Itaraell, as experth as tbli
ragman a that wale lard is Heathen as the fla of
Ne.mber.

The Rev. Mr. BRNNETT (evgalag issfealizeteseira
favour of the nociew, sad, tootles egat
deprecated the saletaion poi* of Oa peagagegas ef Hag
eonetry of late years la eadeaveades temaillitie the Raw
satholice by giving prseedease to the praise al that relittios
ia Irelaed sad the asigales, mad is prams the public
near/ ter the pavan sf edoselimi Ri- Orals, and re-
osameemisdi *game eigleasat law et so.aammla Mageogat lead
passing we the heeds el Roam geghelige tar rellgriews pur-
poses. The eldest a Oils Slow wail SO bibs me beck to
'medieval romy, igasgeaseamilmedieval herbar-
ium ; sad he tinted apart sigh a abjure* the whole CO the
yroteetaat bdty of the Impastry would slate. (Ohms.)
He eeterred la a pahlisatisa of the Rev. lag. Beast's,
Wiltoa-plass, width slated that the Tight el private Judg-
ment was die Mee of We agastry, sad had begs the memos
of splitdag p peeeggleseleat late its ztaggerose seen. This
was the view of the 1111111141 of Boer; their ablest and pur-
pose was to deprive the laity altogether of the right of
private judgment, TN set of supremos*, jest exercised by
Pio Nose dented all supremacy in matters ettelseisetioal by
say other authority. This wen au interferon. with the pre-
rogative of the crown, sad with the inatitetleas of the
country, against which it was their duty to mite. (Cheers.)
The emotion having been put and serried, Wren, with
one for advertising the resolatioea, a vete of 0111•11 S was
paned to the eltainmea, whisks terminated the proteedimas.