The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-09 00:00:00

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CHAPTER OF THE CATHEDRAL OF st.i.ATnicK,
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The Hon* and Veryß.v:4,nd the Dean of St.
Patrick's, attended by hi. Register and Verger, and
arconipattied by is nio-4 revpretahle Deputation
irnin the Chapter of St. P.stiick's, had the honour
of waiting upon his Grace the Lind Archbishop or
Dublin, ut Iwo o'cludt 'him day Tuesday, the 51h
last.) for the purpose of presesiwbg to his Grace a
'copy of the Resolutions of the Chapter, returning
his Grace thanks fur the publication of his Charge
at their request.
The Dean of St. Put.ick's, previously to his pre-
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renting the Retaliations, addressed his Grace as
" Iy Lord Archbishop—lt has fallen let my lot la have
the li,noar of preseutirg to your Greer cedars testelatiowe,
tvhich have been bnamiastinsly adopted by the Chapter of St.
Patrick's Cathedral, and which one
.stand recorded upon
their books. If the present OCCIIII6III was one of an *diem."
kind, knowing your Gram's matimeate respecting Addresses
I. general, I confess I should have felt some difficulty is ful-
filling the duty which I have heea called apes to discharge;
but when I reflect sport she magnitude of the üblieldions
which your Grace has imposed upon nit, they appear to me
to demand au exprealioa of our gratitude.
"The period which has elapsed slate she commencement at
your Grace's sopermtendeace ever this diureae, though
limited, has yet been sufficient turnable us to calculate with
euntdeure upon the porwasier of those adventsges, which
see the salon! results of unaffected piety, and dist tagaished
talents. It is use, my that we live in times when say
effort upoethe part of the clergy, to manifest the Overt
whirl they conceive to b.• sire to their uioceaaa, is surely be
beandra by the opprobrious slaw of servility; and daily
experience unhappily proves, that there are bat too many in
the community ishvi, upon all subjects commeted with the
welfare mod prosperity of the curate', sever fail is hued' a
lamiutable chdci. scy of Sakai, are yet found to 'omens •
'mischievous literarily is the cause of saitereprowatatio• is
all cases coWneeted with the clergy of the Established Church.
Bat, my Lord, 'Conicia was even, ride' mendacia fame;
Pad I trust the time may not be distant when the impels.
elided efforts to acquire a cessiessplible popularity shall fail,
aid the voice of calleass3 be sileated.
" I have no desire, my Lord, to peruse tete subject : my
peeseot object is to end • to live entirrysiult to the lead,
tor enterlaine4 for your Grace, by the respectable body at
she head of which I base the homier to be plated; mod for
that purpose shall ngrast permission to read the Resole-
tales so which 1 have already alluded."
The lisilinveing are the Resolutions:—
` At a Chapter, td by the lionooralide and Very
Reverend Richard Pouv•shy, Dean aid Ordinary of the
Collegiate sod Cathedral Church of St. Patrick's, held is the
Chspler Howie, us Tuesday, the Ink November, teak,
It war usaniamesisty Resolved—That sue thanks be return.
ed so hi. Grate Willis.., Lord Archbishop of bridle avid Bi-
shop of Glaudlagh, fur his pomp. sod kum.l sesvoi• scene, in
our request. slat he would have the goodness to publish his
Charge deliveted to the assembled Clergy at the late Pri-
am' Visitation held is this Cathedral.
Revolved--That hos Grace is farther entitled to the grata.
Isle of all who value the Interests of pare religion, sad the
safety of the established church ; fur the massy firmness of
Christian principle whirh pervaded has sruly elosueut sad
hassiooes address ; sad for his mild beliforcible recusaimem
dative of the clerical duties.

Resolved—Thai, deeply impressed with the wisdom and
visceral y °film pastoral advice conveyed to as by ids Grace's
able sad importaat Charge, we shall con,ider it our Woody.
duty to Namara arch isdivideal exertion is the dircharge
of our sacred fanctioss, as tray repel the attacks of those who
are Monica! fa our estalalisbasent ; and that, justly appre-
ciatiug the Misfire which tadireed his Grace so levitea tone.
&stoat cowiiiiisiratiow with hie clergy, weakish awsisswity
avail ourselves of Oar valuable privilege t►ee offered is es—
and cuofideotly saticipaie the greet :macaw, both public sod
private, which cutout fail to result from it.
Present,
SAMUEL P. LEA, 11.egister.
RICHARD PONSUNBY, Dees sad Ordleary.

The Wettest of the hour at which his Grace the
Archbishop returned his imager to the Deputation,
prevents our placiug it this evening before our
readers. IL shall appear iu our nest.— ( Dublin
rairiot.

COMMISSION.
Yesterday Baron 811111111 and Judge Mmtwoir took Marie
seats on the Bench,ac the Sessions \louse, Green-week, whew
Michael Keenan was pat upon Ids trial, claimed with