The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-13 00:00:00

[From the a Lomuicns Net, Price Curreet."]

FRIDAY, JANUARY
Callow —The India sale cm Wednesday last consisted of
1,000 Bentsla, of which 50 bales sold at bid , the re-
mainder taken its at bd. a 511 for iiiferiur quality. Afire
the sale we believe 450 bales of good export quality were
' taken al SN. and 5111.
SUGAR —There has been a steady dr mind Su Illuscovailn
this week ; the pricey of the Wei be brown dereriptiona any
be slated at about la. lower: the other qualities mei with-
i.ut variation. The public sale of Weduesday, 213 hints.
Jamaica went at steady prices, with the exception of she low
which met with armeely any offers. ordinary brown
pabdrawis at :50a. A 605.; Fond brown sold 611. a 635.; mid-
oig and good middling 01s. a 88s. 6d.
The reports respecting the Russian Tariff are rather un-
favourable, yet the houses in the Baltic trade are still
barn, and they have purchased about Is. lower, and the
quantity taken is rather extensive. Lumps for crushhig
have been in good request; elan loaves arid crushed Sugars;
teem the general apprentice of the market, ao depression
is antieipyted —Molasses ore heavy.
Comm—Three was a public sale yesterday, eon si ss ing of
gilt rinks and 10 bags Coffee, the whole of which went off
freeily, folly supporting the previou. prices by psi vete eon.
traet, sod in revere! la...lances prices a shade higher were
°binned. There has been no buyinere &log by private
cnoitreet this (mention, Init the market looks Arm.
FRI/FF.—There does not appear to bare been say thing
done thin week, and the demand at prevent is not brisk.
Three are two or three cargoes or Currants in the market
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DVPLIS, JANUARY S.
frrvrue style
!.. THE NEW RECORDS&
tiriefelirday last • Post Assembly wall held at the Exhibi-
tion Howse, in ilfillient.street, for the purpose of electiog a
Recorder of the City of Dahlia, in the roam of the late
William Walker, Esq. *ha fur 26 years discharged the dative
of that important office se Isemoswably sad elleiratie. No
City Election ever Worst-welted as each intermit is Dublin.
The public feeling was strong in Mr. Greeme's favour. 'lke
friends of the tither sixteen Candidates were active mud
anxious and the citizens were eurnme to watch the proceed-
ings 1111:1 tears the result. The conarneenos was, that at
en early hour the lower •parttnewes,liabbiesswearl Imoseges of
the Assembly House were crowded to excess. The permore
was strong and daugereins; the beat quite overpowering, sod
it was nut without great difileitlty that the Lord Mayor. ob-
tained screw to the Huard Room. At Imeth the High
Sheriffs (Whitford sad Brady), attended by the ()Meer of
Commons ( Mr. Quinton) sad a coople of "polemests" wade
passage so the **lles y door, need with mach consideration
mud pulttestesa admitted ihn gentlemen who report fur the
itewspape rs. A ru.h linmethately took place, and the gallery
woo throned its au instant.
'the Sh. riffs took the Chair in the Commons' Roos, (v, Lich
was filuallyerordret) eland two o'clock; and the
was read amid h •.e, contmieso, and claimer. Stleace
being itlitaimtl, Mr. Fitssiasimas addresped the Hotter.. Ile
adverted lo the purpose for which the Assembly hail been
called—prunuouced a patiegyrie .e she late Recorder...mid
the House, discarding titivate partialities and party treillage,
ought to rle et a sucireasor who should resemble the late Mr.
Walker i• character as oesrlysa possible, and moved that •
message he seat to the Board of Aldermen fur beanie's.
MESSAGE FROM TRH HOARD.
A *mare from the Board was now brought dews, erotism
that the Lord Mayor sail Aldermen had elected J. Greets',
Elm. Rai rioter at Law, to fill Ibe naive of Recorder of the
City of Usiblisi. This annumermesit was received by the
whole Howie atih losid, bag, and enthusiastic peals of ap-
'Otiose, who b were re.. chord by the crowds collected in the
Can Piety the discord heal,
obtasni
gallery,d the staircase, psassees, Sic. Sikora heiag at length
tarslams the death fields enmity,
,
Can Christian Lore—ran Patriot zeal,
Mr. Galtltsit attested the amenably. The folldwiag is
Ceti hive of blessed Charity.
a mere sketch of his speech, a, it was not poseible, wader
the circumatasic. a, to take an to stole
Mr. Sweater, Gentlemen of the Commons House— M•erinnumnere, Dublin, Ist January, 11W1.
Upon an OCCS.IOII of this kind, it is an incumbent sod we. Fard.oW.CoutrraYsten—After her year of utijusi
cesoary duly on a essolidate, anteater, as I am, seeking your riverside and oppression, I agent address you. We have
ssiffiage., to lay before you those preteasims from which Ire lived another year the victims of causelesa
fume'. his CI4IIIIII so your Support. With humility, yr t out lire,. wear away and we still mistime aliens in our nal
wholly without contidetice, I shall perform this duty land. Every thing charous around us. Our servitude alone
Tlse ta.k I undertake is an arduous one wader any sir. is unaltered and permanent.
cumststices; but the difficulties are much nummeuted al The blood runs cobd and the heart withers when we
this moineut, when the reeolleelien of the late verterated ffeet mi the wanton prolougatime of nor sufferings. '1
steel rive vied a baract.r, who, re limourably for himself, iron sinks into oar very souls at the helpless and hopelcsa
and so advantageously for his fellow Chimeras, filled the nature of our lot. Tr. the tof injuries is lidded Ilse
office for whit Is I am uuw a candidate, is still deeply mist cruel of insults, and we are deprived of the miserable
and freshly sinprrsrd coo your hearts. To say of that romintati tttt of think log that our colonies diem theniselves
delimited ornament to the Bench and the Cuirpormioa, that justified by any necessity or any excuse fur co ttons...lg
he *l4 • profound Lawyer, as upright Judge, and ma boilers- degradation.
01b, er, is but slating e hat—to say that is hie public No, my (010 w-count ry men, no; there is no excuse fur
rapacity he fully SPOWCICiI d very expectation which the must injustice that is done us. There is uu palliat tun for the
seer upsilons or the must rigid could have formed; and that in .plitoos system under %bleb we sutler. It couirailicts ,
all the r. lattoe• of private lure he was affectionate, kind, he- first right of moo and Christians—the right of worshippii
semi. tat, end merciful—is only to repeat what you all know. nor God accordireg to the dictates of our conscience. N.
Yet I may say, without fear of contradiction, that when slits (slime system goes farther—it converts the zercise
he entered his Quirt he Irk his private frirodships, his par- that right lien a crime, and it inflicts prisishineto for '
'Wilier, his rilationshtps, his personal feelings, outside its which is our first and most d duty—to wutsbip
precincts, and never, during his lung, useful, mid honourable Credo), in the sincerity of conscience.
judicial career, was be influenced by any motive but pore Fur this crime, mil for this Clime alone, we are punished
love .4 justice, or turn to the right or the left, from end ileeradi tt—conve. tool into an inferior class intour native
the straight forward path of duty. That duty was his pride, land, and doomed to perpetual exclusion. Our enemies
ha fellow creatures as. re his family, and Ibe public was his cannot accuse ors of any other offence—other crimes we
party. This is nun the language .4 panegyric, Uis the sin- have committed none—even the foolish chsrge of interap er.
erre and simple 'tamale of (I hope) as hottest mind to ante--a charge whirls was Duly a symptom of this cuss-
departed worth. I speak of your late Recorder from per- tempt in whirls our rOCllliell hold ii•tvell the absurd mew
*noel knowledge sir him. I CNOSOI be accused of flattery ; ammo of intemperance is now abandoned, and our &gra-
the praise of man ragout penetrate the grave. 'Whin continues *Wiens n. cessity, without tams*, with
" Gentlttoest—Upon the subject of my pretensions to pretence, without palliation.
your suffrages I shall be toter am literally one of your_ Sonic honest men might have been heretofore deluded i
selves; I am your fellow ails. n, your fellowlretrotan; I sn hostility towards us by their being made to believe it..
an. the son of a citizen. I have been for thirty year. livu.g there was ooneeibiog in the tenets of our religion nemesis.
in this great metropolis wider your observation—my con. tent with civil, or at least with religious liberty; Mt this
duct as a cilia's., • freeman, a professional man, is with. delstaism ran no loagereowlitose. To peeve that the Cathu-
.in your knowledge.—Vuotr late Recorder honoured me with lie religion Is consistent with civil liberty, I appeal to Ca
his frierldship. He was pleased to delegate to me the thulic Spain, where a Catholic soldiery joined • Catholi
tins of his foortituir durlog his short and fatal illness, and 1 people In restore Representative Government; and succeed.
have the commintion of thinking that he saw no reason cal in a glorious Revolution, nostained on their part by a let.
to rain, hieing intrusted me with so sacred a deposit. or a drop of blood. To prove that the Catholic religious
I may he laminated in add, too, that I was so fortunate ma onwirtent with civil liberty, I appeal to Catholic Portuy,
to have obtained the approbal of the respectable mud ix• where again a Catholic "soldiery pints it • Catholic prop.
periencril M.tgistratea •ho moisted and sat wish me whitish to enforce the justice of Uni I Suffrage mud Itepresenta-
the deputation tooter w limb I acted bad existruce. I obeli live Government; mil where also • bloodless mid tearless
only add, that although I m.y trot pretend to quid Revutution has been effectuated, of which all that we know
many of the must respectable Gentlemen who are my rivals is good, is excellent. I might appeal likewise to Ceiba&
our your favour tai this ureasbin, io taleuta or attain- Naples, hot that the Ireland of her comexion remittals
meats, yet 1 fearlessly assert, that, if I shall be komiered of my own trampled and beart•brukett land, and makes
with your support, I shall be srcuuai to nose in zeal Inc your •handren an example h tttttt arable to my religion, hi cause ,
interests, or its exertions fur the maintsiorince of the diguity, excites feelings rendered lute painfully familiar by the wise.
indeprodetree, and honour of this aucieut, respectable, said ries of my native country.
loyal Corporation." I need not rector to more ancient inalancsrl seed
Mg. Greene's Address was received with anbouuded ap. rite the first Republics of modern Europe—the Caihoba
please. Republics of Venice, of Genoa. of Luce.. I tired nut refer
Sir EDWARD STARLTY ruse and moved, that the Message to the Catholic Cautous of Switzerland, which were all
from the Upper Hugs., be complied with, is a speeds to lbw motratie, while the Protestant Cantons were all aristurrati
effect r— Nor need I read to mind the present at toggle for libel ty SI
" Mr. Sheriff's and Gentlemen—You are this day called national indepeadeace 'breech the wide spread repots'
moo to elect a Judge w adostuister the laws to your South America. Rut when I contemplate anneal and u
fellow-citizens; it is a serious trust imparted into your dery slays, l can proudly, hot cordially mil affettiouat.
bands, and requires your moat deep consideration. The enter lulu • rivalry with Protestant loves. of frecol•ma ;
lives, the liberties, and the properties of the subjea are to contend, as Ido contend, that Catholics deserve the paint
be coofided into the hands of tine i 5,.,,, The Board of Al. in the cheering struggle which nations have made,
,aird
dernseu considered it a serious subject ; after due deli. which, thank God! the aatious of the earth are uuw making,
beration, they have pained a Geutlentaa, tor your for civil liberty.
cousideration, and I fed 1 aria justified in aayiug, y WWI respect to religious librriy, the case of the Calholi
have gratiritd the feelings sod wishes of this House, is, if possible, still s.rouger. It was a Catholic State it
tend of the public at large in their selection. You, first proclaimed and estehlished liberty of conscience for
G,rith roes, •re nut sinocquaitited with the chasaricr of persuasions—the Catholic Stale of Maryland. It was
the Gerolernan submitted to your consideratiou. As Petit Catholic Parliament that alone has granted full, free, on
Jartirs as Gram! Jarrow, as prosecutors, wituemes, or audi. restricted, and equalized ensapcipatius to their Peon/Maui
tore, as citizens or suitors, you have seen Mr. Jonas Greene fellow countrymen—the Catholic Diet of Hungary. It
folfilliug in his conduct the learned, skilful, intelligent law. a Catholic Kiug that •fforded the bet instance of • aim
yer, clearly mailerstinding the criminal laws of the country, emancipation-.lhe Catholic King of Bavaria. These
and exercising unceasingly Pus profesrami in that C4' tar!, to stances of Catholic liberality cannot be tirade too fassii,
the Beech of which I tram lie will shortly by your voices he to the minds of holiest Protestants, whose ambition it ought
raised. His legal kowiwlrdge could only be surpassed by his to he to give reciprocal proofs of liberality mil Christie'
jorbeinl prudeuce, stare he was seated on the Bench as Be. 1 charity. 1 would also remind POO/ Proieslauts that
poly Recorder. He is, as lir has holy observed, " one of I odium and execrable lava, iaition, so lung cherished by
our...lvey," soil is 11110111 would you—to whom ought you au spotir Monarelts, has been crumbled tutu deist by the
readily toisfide the rime of your pried gee, rights, sod on. lie peopleuf Spain the moment they hall the power to crush
mustities, as a man whom you know to he talented, expert. it. I would remind them that ins Filner a Catholic A
titers!, and loyal? I theiefure commit Mr. Greette to your i Parch, whose 1.-ece.itY l" the Catholic (4'lll e•"""
avec, and cuoclude by moving that this House do now pro. doubted, end who I itially bears Mass every day, has
reed to ballot ; and I feel confident there will out lies black I nor of his Ministers of Slate • Protestant Gentlemati,
bean against the mopes table Geolleman proposed." it eh that Protestant, if he were in England, could
Mr. I.RIRIS MORGAN rose to second the motion. He said I fill the oilier of parish touslatile, without swearing that .
I Sew word. were tint wary fur kiwi to offer to the House us I Mass was impious, 41111 he who beam' it an idulaior.
behalf of such a character as Mr. Jonas Greene; every min I.t every Protestant recolkcl, that to Rome itself aPi oleos
that beard him knew that Geutleman's merits, sod mast taut church has been erected, and the Protestant wormlike
•ppriciate them actin illugly. lie could say little more is performed its Home, as it were miter the eye, and certainl,
than what had been said, hint to hear testimony to one act I by the pertraimitott, tit his Holiness the Pope himself.
of humanity which was withiu hits knowledge, rilibriergls it I will not, and l need nut puisue this subject further,.
might be frogidleu by the Gentleman himself. It was is a Every totprejudieed man who will sunsider me subject
ease where three men'e hires would have been foil...tied, had pessiouately 'Mail with use arrive al the conclusion, that
the verdict upon stliigb Obey bad received seutence hero found tenets of the Catholic religion are peifertly rousistent
upon a topsoil indict:re:rt. Mr. Greene was employed to complete freedom of conscience, mut that they assent kindly
draw up tfir indictment, and he humanely stated that tae and well with the brat forms of civil Mae, ty.
ends of justice would be hilly answered by waving the ca. I du not dwell upon these topics because of the rodeo-
pital bum of indictment. Mr. Alintiasli begged leave to i ehuly pleasure I feel in contraskog our nierits with omit
steroid the ttttt tient fur a ballot. sufferings. Ido out dwell upon Wens because of the honest
Mr. FITZIINIMONS said, the words of the Psalmist might I pink I experience at the superiority in religious liberal'',
be applitd to the Board of Abler oleo, for their conduct on I and love or rational liberty, which Wesel. to the religion
this occasion—t• Were their ring the colour of scat let," 1 toy fathers and name. I salvers to them merely to *hew tki
the act of thus day, the selection of Mr. Greene world as Catoohe degradation tit Ire laud is without it cause, so!
make them " white a. suns." lie related an eireedote also ts et ithi,ut a remedy. Could that degradation lee anti
whirls, he said, it wou:il be injustice out to numinous : it 4 hided to intemperance, we might huge for a mnigaliuu of I
ma. redotivi, ahu bad served moue stoney, by changing our meaner, and becoming as gentle as suckis
wished to Mem' U prutitalili and securely, and applied dove,. Could that degradation be justified by ',fierce
to Mr. Greene for his advice tie the saki, et, the Royal •I crime on our part—then indeed we ought hope for relief I
Canal Stock less then looked upon as at once most hires. I relict:mace, lay Moorman, by amendment. Had mot am I
live and safe, mid hr recommended it. We all know how I rut and modern instances of the easilitistastic devotion to
delusive was the couhdruce *tech the public then had its liberty of Catholics proved our fitness fur firedoin, we might
that eenciru. It war Edon evident that he had been de- still expect to win our way by &club/ our attachment

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'offer for 'him mistake; se the nareillit of lise,day when the , tholiceliern not *sly the best and brighwall, bet stood all I vitissa3wrisnes, let us call upon Irishmen of every deecriesoo. n
- the ',amies sof religion/ liberality hitherto known, we i to combine iii a noble struggle for the oatmeal and iisher.ut
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rinmillurarlediszmout tbeeoteur. Groat'', pocket, he. the eon ought doper tionietees to ~woo by oakum primestatious-1 rights raiser sow wretched eennetry.
paid to the lady, who fossod that that the real doctrine*" oar Apostolic Chervil disclaims all Let that straggle be confined within She most peaceable
although the fdlure of that warily hod been a failure to force or compulsion, and seeks fan votaries es the Apostles and consototiossal limits-let it have fur its object the re. ,1
sitbri Ills world, it was Nee So her. These traits chew the did, by mere permasioa. Math skis! every bore, every amestion of the Coo.titutiou, awl for ifs MN. guide the
ht •side uf•lsaimaa nature, sad ie its lOW Piessiag glow- expectation of thin hied is new isaatena Our degoadation principles Adam Cowie is nttoon-let ors, in • word, juin heart
piresuil a ....vital iamat reforms.
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Sir Geastre ?lemma could not remain silent. Ile as rill:filo:ear cause or oralt;treaamta rfaaelleldellpre-imealenc:aa it
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Fore-foam to the present City Grioad Jury, begged to offer •
his From our owe exertium we ran expert see relief : Can we mere. who tell you 'hat the eeforniers are curries of the Mo. nieed of tratinsuity to the upright etroduct and legal •hilloy hope for say rankers from Paritanmat ?10 my cum/corner I mock or of ohs throne. The direct Contrary is the fact. I
with which Mr. Greene had discharged the duties of lk. think soot, while Ilse rinlinment rentaim ia its present must s The reformers are She best control+ of the inuoarey. Tbrr
poly Records,. t.Gentleimew," sail Sir Garrett, 4if you anomalous state. fedeed I have atrieed at she Mos' perfect keine that • heredisaey rowamehy gives a principle of fixity
respected your late ktworder foe his wisdom and integrity, conviction, that it is the extreme or rum, and •huard.ty iu to execute power, which effort'. she best and most sego," .
you will elect the Geallemsam whom he a(Moluted to dui- imagine that au seerilariesed Parliament vroidd of Mad con. protection agonise the..' rouvote' which enolauger lif• so I
charge his own funcnoma." sent to give us relief. confound property The refortn.e lire, thrirfure, n.. e, i,. • 1
A ballot was lousily called for when the following Gentle. Uptia principle she preemie Parliament cement give ms code, she iron sopportris of lie dirtiest., moil tone of eo. or 1
men were appoi•led as Teller* avid Comiters of the House :- relief-for we reasons, firm, by emancipating the Catholics I gieasese and dearest tohj,ets is to I t•i. lie 1111. Comm f....ri .:.,
Sir Edward Stanley, Mr. Morten, Sir Garret Neville, Mr. of Ireland they would destroy ehe /lateen by which the pre. i thraldom in whith it is now lirdol ley that looroegli too- 1
Hickman Knurl, air, Janis West, nod Mr. John Tudor. sent Millilitre govern lowland-the system of diasentiou sari mimic (melon, whirls, by elsonsineerine over Toth Wesel ..r
Thy ballot being guar through, the beaus were thrown out 1 divietou..-the weakening of all by ;lemming any condone- i Parliament, holds the 31iusdry In vassalage, and the 10,11,4
cos the table, when it was announced that the Election was tiunal cuielsmation or rational Mersin.' fur the purpoms of lin elnitue.
wearintour. This oleclarailsos was followed by reiterated oppuniug misrule; secondly, hemmer so grant ns tomtit/ire- Lee our future purpose be the abolition of 11mt Le'''. n
cheering, wan's' of hats and clapping of blinChi, Ste. lion would he le extend the 'Ottr of civil liberty; sail the I which hat plunger) these coeittries us war -.iu debt -.•.• Os•-
The bean were the,, collated-There were one him. slchyrnisla who expected to extra', the moil precool'. metals tress-nod itsvuleed Ireland iii all the miseries of the l'„i ~,_ i
dred and teas white beam fee 14.th-comm.-These Members from she dross of the lowest minerals were xspielst brines, Let us mit eider intn soy quarrels the Io the psi iicoCie 5e.,..--,
did wet vote. when compared with the Mit/eller* who could helteve that of refuel., ; list let in lee always governed hy stoat peose•o'e 1
Mr. GRatNe expressed his gratitude in brief awl feeling they were fu receive She fine gold of liberty Goon the dreg* of the Constitution which juYifiesientatiou is pou Ile croa.eas
terma the limited the whole Corporal ims, his brother Cats. of the centime; Administration'.
Let as, however, quit all theoretic 'Hews, and come to a Let c'hils"letenprewell ;
evisteraytivinra.W Sb7sitntigat." winiDttb7l:l la" ser'ole"r7isnst lie' acil:::.
dilates, and several private felted', to a sumptuous enter-
lamented at Mortimmes. closer examination of Our prospects. If •e do so, the first *Mut tonal low, nos man should Ise tamed who is slot re pr•- i
Lord lug/aerie, the Lord Lieelenants• eldest ton, Was pre. I ohjectlhat peewit'' itself lo ass is else causeless rejeciion, so Peiittil. Tlill priociple is plain ao.f •OhOle-it occur-4 oi:1,
seat throughout the whole of the prucethugs, mad approved often repeated, of our minions. All the arguineut, all the ju,...1,4,171.11,0,iii,....ru5,pneentu0tth.,s .ease, arid Will never be fare o,teis be
highly of the election.
talent was wide us; a few oftewrefuleol moo-otiose, a few
Mr. Greene is to receive the same salary as the Inte Re• stale calseesmires explooled every where else, •usl • majorisy Sties, my icilow.consilmnee, is the ulviee of nee or yoor. 1
corder. lie *ill open the New Sessions at Green-alert eu. of the Room were stalest um. selves for the benefit of no all. It may he misiskra-tt cre-
issorruw.--(Entemeuls Jingrusl.) This is the first fart to prove that it is hopeless to con. grittily 4 lioni-st out disioeferestesl-nod flows from a beat t -..7.
._ .. _ _ . name our petit:mos 4en unreformed Parlimerat. The next filled with the love of its comet. y and eta hurt, and & d vote
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is, that each injections took place although our advowales tie the right. Vol hbrrt.es of Ireland-old heamil.
TO THE CATHOLICS OF IRELAND. iu the flower nfCollllll.4llldol latterly tender tie the Moonier@ I have Mr h to be, lellow.conesseyeesein, the Veto, all a valuable considerstiou for a relief Bill. Now Your bond-tot servant wool fellow stiffen'''. I
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Shit truster was mode, oat only aid's:out sour consent, bet DA N lEL O'CIONNELL
Can Piety the discoed heal, stentd-t our recerd.da.i.l reprated distopruhation-and such
Or stanostle the death reads enmity, Moder cannot, I will add, shall not he reneatd. Neither ' - s
Con Christian Lore-can Pato int zeal, &Ir. Platikest, nor tie. any thing else, shall again offer a NAVAL INTRLLIGENCE.
Csu lure of bleated Charity. Veto without a prompt •ud etiequivocal disavowal; • des. 1
-- avowal which will he followed by • Catlnthe retin lue 1
trowTswoven, JANUARY 1L M•rrinn.squnre, Dublin, Ist January, Mtt
I. •tainst receiving Emancipaen noon shy tench terms. Arrlarrol tins Hind from a erosion% 1
Fit.t.OIC.COUNTRYNEW-After her year of unjust On ibis point 1 will WO. I venom', cuter Mks low minor°.
Sailed the Europa, Talbet I, for London.
lull A rorrivuledaiitilureirit,ilv.a.iiiiHrio,ll,,,afir:::lP,ll:.l7..',:t7fff.w"ALlllndstAliTi, rfrveiCs
oleenote ' and oppression, I again address you. We have wwe. Being a Catholic, to the must perfect siscerity of ,
lived another year the victims of causelem isonsstice. Our belief, 1 do, in my conscience, and us the presence •1 my
retday7soitiLuis,:eizelleilfietu.
lire,. wear away mid we still continue aliens in our assure God. believe, that any specie. of Vouhstical onierierester
wondil be equally injurious to my 'elisions. as deoirucnve of i
land. Every ihing chap around us. Our servitude alum
. Arrived off this port the S
is nnaltered and pernsanent. civil liberty in Gelato'. With this cow/mews
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my mind, ,
The blood runs cold and the heart withers when we re. all my most stream's's eserimits shall be i diassoor
fleet on the wanton prolongation of our siofferinga lee to etiMplsin or, I may ...y, to denounce es.ly person who 10 ""n d•/s.
iron bias lino Oar very souls at the helpless and hopeless may seek to abeam for its civil pri•ilergra, by a sacrifice of ilAitVrtell, JANUARY 11. I
nature of our lot. To the tof injuries is added She the safety of our religion. but, my felluer-eusomovinen, if Pot hark the Lord Nelson mid lewd Dantean pickets fur
mat creel of insane, and we are deprived of Ike miserable Parli•metot rejected our Petitions, riots whilat our sdvo. Cuxhaven, sod Thetis Mit., for tiotteoloare.
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combo:di tttt of thistkiog that our curative 'hem ilormaelves l cones offered to exited missieterial euflueme and courtly
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justified by any necessity or soy excuse fur countiamoig our i patronage veer atoutht r church, whit prospect or pos-il.i. Arrived theHogland, Kelbere, frosts Ilyese., Weir Touloe,
degradation. lily is there 'het a Parliament co.:loosed ut the saute un. leaky, andutile lo of anchor soul matte.
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iT aud seem 1"0 to
No, my fellow.rountrymen, no; there is no excuse fur the constitutional met' rods will grout us ruilrrss, •ben we din.
iejuse ice Shat is done us. There is uu million tun for etre iiri- dine and utterly raj...et that bellueuce nod that patronage? The Skylark rensain• in therrellis7aH.tion,
optitross systeens coder %Odell we suffer. It couiradicts the Certainly none,
foal right of me. and Christians-the right of worshipenig The thirst fact to prove that an unreformed Parliament will have rreeivetl eto injury in the late gale,: if the weather t
should moderate', she may be gut off its n few days.
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our Goof accordiesa to the dictates of our conscience. Nay, not grant is relief, us tis be found in the history of the last
Thc weather continue; v..ry th;slt , cualluloLiiajeuAtillyulwaisYcainiu.4. a
this odious system goes farther-it converts Ilse . xercise c; Sessions. A perd.ol had arrived most au.pictoses to our in. '
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tha, right ion a crime, and it nava p,,,,,,,heariii far that fermis.. The Slisoisters had resulted to commit thennelvos learn which is now first and most d duly-to wuisiiip our twilit the British people, by the prosecution of leer alej,sty the name of She eesiel on allure.
Creator in the sincerity of conscience. I the Queen. They could Mil be bill coascoms of the prefect
P.C._.amniiieti.ueleo7rfiroiLe.m...ii.ieT.ll:ii:-,e(r.
(their
llN.'eurdi..ur::,;Avbzelnunb,infiroir.
Fur this crime, mist for this crime alone, we are puidslied injusttee of that proceednic-ithey could out Isni knew eke
Pat het, Teat for 11.114.1a:sit a; Nelson, radii., for Jamaica;
moll elezrad. d-conrei tool iglu so inferior clam intour native Haien* which must be excited sornougo much • people as the .. , , i
nua"Mclouu'reo' •,I%a tui:ll'.F.al:. 1 tln.uroillathi:lS%7l;ll,l7l:litlitisagn;il, filikeiC.h(a...reisiPte": I
land, and doomed to perpetual exclusion. Our cocottes English, at the palpable iniquity et any mete combusting
the inconsistent characters of Promennar; nod Judges. It
cameo, accuse on of any other offence-other visors we
have committed none-even the foolish charge of interstice_ rellotra hot hulk ilit'llect to Petretee how revolting to they have sailed wish the "liJk of the (tulle+. J twuud•
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common sense, to roonsmon reason, to common honesty, ----
ante-a charge which wits Duly • sympioni of that Cuss-
tempt in ethic's our enemies Mold us-even Sloe absurd mete. such a combination must be. A man has only its place hies.
ii TElltetratiristiere&aWle;ttte,r. ersiolin'iwr‘cfs7llinme,"4:imAlse.lll Riga 181:71,
Dalton of intemperance is now abandoned, and our &gra. self iu the situation of being prnsecuted, wills • certefisty
ebat his prosecutors shall also he his judges. Caw any this; .1
diet ion continues wishuns nit:easily, without excuse, without
he enureerightful ? The Ministers knew it well-they slim ona'r ou atm" last mCht "hams half a milt south of our
pretence, without palliation.
Some honest men might have been heretofore deluded into felt what little erbium was tel be placed on the discarded Ness : crew saved, bus the Vessel nil cargo will be ,coos. A
en hostility towards us by 'heir being made to believe that servants, the prosoilutes, and cm She vulgar rabble sit' PletelY loal-a i'
there was something in the tenets of our religion toconsis. 'tad's wiltowaes. whirl. Ike Milan inquiniron hail raked Oa Sunday se'itiiiglit the ttee. Mr. Ihrßow, .
tent wile civil, or at least with religious libel ty; bill Ibis loge•Iwr• 'llw "'WWI" knew libel' danger, s'wl yet with Minister of the insiepeorlent Society In Lincoln, delsission eau too loagereowitime. To prove that tee Callao. a desperate tenacity of place persevered.
narrowly escaped being killed whilst performing
lie edition Is ennsistent with civil liberty, 1 appeal to Ca. At such a moment as this the Catholics revolved to renew
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(ovine service.' i the unitise!, Is tho. great ailartn of
their retillon. It was a guldenualthough out • glorious up.
!lodic Spain, where a Catholic soldiery joined • Catholic
y. 1 acknowledge that their etieduct was not Kelm- the congregation. ILe teas raschlig a chapter of the
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people to remora. Eepresentalive Government ; and succeed. lOW Ithil
ed in a glorious Revoletion, nestained on them part by a Tear runs-but It Sea eery tbitnent. TIP y did accordingly lirennt Bible its tie table pew of tile chapel, mail above loot
or a drop of blood. To
prove that the Catholicrrligniu is petitiotia, and Lurui Dotouuelimum, as ain 'liter of course, n.
as el venni 'tor, Cie irt.oder doisist which havitc4. eimairtent with civil liberty, 1 •ppeal to Catholic Portugal,
were Plutiketi by a whinge combination of accidents, been ino‘..tletyhe .. e
in workmen, fell down upon lute where stales a Catholic voldiery joiend a Catholic people retpooded so present three pennons.
to enforce the justice of Uni I Suffrage mud Represeuta- I It Is inue these petitions were out rejected, hid they were head. He. tided prorusrly •t the time, bust we wee
live Goverteaseed ; and where also • bloodless and tearless I emote-they wore not etc...med. The Horse of Lords was harpy to sly is recovered from th, effects. If the ri
Revolution has been effectuated, of which all that we know I out in a temper to Mar tis 'that Noble Anembly, wheel, pleader huh not follettibals it is supposed it wool 1
is good, is excellent. 1 might appeal likewise to Catholic I could listen for wet Its with a %hooding satisfaction no Ilse üb. hare killed him upon the Iwo!.
Naples, loot that the Ireland of her coimexion remind, one scene debits of aU. most era Majorette', had not one leisure I
of my own trampled and heart•hruken laud, and makes me hour in throw away on the claims mud rights of five mils Sittings appointed in 3li•ldle.tx and London.. i
•hatodoss an example h tttttt arable to my religion, lo rauve it I 110111 Or Calbulics. Lord Duesonehomee, and Isis sincerity 10-fore the Lord Chief Justice (.1 the Cntirt of i
excites feelings rendered too painfully familiar by the mist- to the ( • Indies cannot he doubted, lherefore th (timed pr.-
smitinKillen Bench, in mid after 'thy_
y Term, 1821
g our Petit ttttt to ihe Lord*. Thos in that House has
tin of my 'satire country.
I need not recur to more ancient inelancas-I seed not she Ise si opportunity I have ever known of premitog Emil a-
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rite the first Republics of modern Europe-the Catholic carmen' ous the iilMistry been thruien away and lest fur .
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Republics of Venice, of Genoa. of Luce.. I fired slut refer ever.
The House of Commons war ready enough to adjourn _ . Sit al 12 o'clock.
to the Catholic Cautions of Switzerland, which were all de- Tee
rübor
Nor need I read to mind the present straggle for liberty and obey could not, ie seems, spate any one of their idk slays la •
Iliarsday 8 I Saimrdny...„.., I.i •.
national independeare throve' she wide spread regiuus ofbear the prayers of toe injured people. Mr. Plunkett accord. AFTER TERM.
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small, America. But oh" f rouiemplair anew's. and ',in- ingly refilhell to present our Pelltloll al that mongol to tie Turstbey ....Filmier, 13. I Weduesday .• February I& ei
House of Commons, and ilim. ugain was lust shemos" fa- Sit at MI/ part nine ticluak„ .1
dery plays, 1 ran proudly, hot cordially and affectionately,
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enter i.iu a rivalry with phomuot four" of frcril..m i suit estimable opportunity fur our claims which 11,. appeared Itt --. 1
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ntend, as Ido contend, that Catholics deserve the palm modern times.
in the cheering straggle which omit's,' have made,
1 IPRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. ois have dee last Sessions pasted away, and it only re-
iwhich, tlistak God! the amminaa of the earths are nu, sent
waking, I mauls for ens to consider what courier is now to lie takt o. I II Bank Stoek 223 Imp. 3 per Cs. An. 6sif •
lease heard It sold Shut our last PclitiOil nut haviug been 3 per Cu. Raii...7o 70 Indio Stock . t 2-231! •
for civil liberty.
Wok respect to religious liberty, the case ofthe caibnika pre.ented, still feltiliOS, stud shotild he' nought before Per. 3 per Ct. Celia... 6911 i I India Bonds 33 34 32 pr. •.1
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is, if possible, still wronger. It was a Catholic State that Ilan!cot to the next Sessions : that I totally don Of oho 3 L part (tut 794 South Sea Siccii....76• to first proclaimed and estehlished liberty of conscience for all signed that Petition room most be
ounierous preemie whoa se a
4 per Cents. ....07131 F. 2. Billao .... 54 6 pr. else dead men ? Moody have left .4
persuninons-t • he Catholic Stale of Maryland. It was a dead. is it the Pei Owe of e
'per C N A 1 n'tery pickets stil. Se.
• that alone boa granted Gm, free, ow, Inland-1s it the k'elitiois ul she slowest and uninterested ? il t. N. un.lo4k . Catholic Parliament
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Very many have thane' their embeds on she subject, mod 104 anal u itia
restrieled, mid equalized ensayeipatios tes their Protestant
fellow countrymen-the Catholic Diet of Hungary. It wasl
would nut mow coiscur in that Petition. I an. our of the 13k. L. Alan. 18/ Cola. fog #c. 701 71 7114 •1
number. Is it now my Peosiou ur she Petitiots of iliuse a Catholic Elite thai •ffurded the last institute uf • similar
lie King ofuseseia. These lu. who think with me? ? We weeny disclaim it. Besides, nor - - • - a
ensancipsttion-.the Cathie
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solutimi whoa that Petition was prepared, was, That it COURSE DAY, J&suAar IS. la
stances of Calltolic lilieraliey cannot he made too familiar resolutiur,
to the minds ur him,' prooramos, whose emeiliw, it ought
6 hi; tli.l be f wthwitli, or immediate, presented ; I forget Ansaterdani....C.F. 11 9 Leghorn
which was the word. It was prepared for a parsieti!sr oces. , Mite's! sight lt 6 aruus 43t
to he to give reciprocal proofs of liberality sod Chi-notate
charity. I would also rellilit • d such Proirstauts that the j sion ; shed occasion lass guise by ; mad with it the Petition Rotterdam .... 1E.12 10 Venice ...
of last Stesious has paused fur ever. Autwerp ...
odium and execrable luennition, so lung cherished by de.
Al the time we prepared that Petition there were six of Hamborgh ....13 Ili 38 2 Naples ... 3Bl ..
spoils. Monsrehs, lea been crumbled lulu deist by the Calhu-
the Cabinet al Wittier, in Our femur against wren. The re. A1t0n5........21 U. 30 3 I Palermo.. „peeve. 115
lie profile of Spain the mooned they hut the power to crush . . . , ,
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it. I would remind sheen that it. Feiner a Catholic ales. &Mom ..... of 51r. Counting has reduced she number of Parts 3uoy s sqg .. 25 7. s ts .....
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oarcb, whose sisiCelity in,Catholic
the faith cannot heouree "de to five; and it bit auleillfulro as is likely, be from Ditto 2U.26 5 1 Oporto .
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doubled, and „n, I „„ally bears Mass every day, bas fur the Nl,l Popery faction, then ihe Bombers Of the Calmer t 1141OrdelitlX 26 5 j Rio Janeiro
one of his Minister. of Slate a Prulesisist Griillenl3ll, al. will be etgbt to Ave agaiust (mug us auy relief upon any Frankfurt on the I Rabin
el eh that Proteatani, if he were in Englund, could out terms. Main, Ex. 1f.....156 t De4:iti
fill the other amorist' cootstahle, without swearing that She
The advice which Idn therefore submit lo you, my Petersburah.rhi.l U. 91 I Core .......
Mass was inimous.,ssid he who heard it an islulator. Finally,
countrymen, with respectful deference, is this-to petiliuss Vi,uua efiecliez 4xll It) 25 NULLION. tl
lot every Prom/dant recolkel, that in Rums itself* Viotti- an oviretoaresed Parliatotrut our more for noose rights whirls Trieste....clui
ton( church has been erected, and the Protestant worship rit has refueled so toilets and so emmelessly--and which it Madrid - 0
is performed in Rome, as it were muster the cye, and certainly will nut, it eiRll4ll, it, I may say, dare not gram. 'the Cadiz
by she permiseims, tot his Holiness the pup.' himself lime is arrived abet' we shook' be weary of being amouget Bilbue 35 I Bars ... 317 Irk
I w;11 not, and 1 need nut pourer this subject flutters...-. I those Hreareeloua
w Who yearly kneel before Retie metro's doors, Seville ....... ..
pessiouately isnot with me arrive at she conclusion, that the, s 1 Every notprijudiced man who will monde,. this: subject die-
dad hawk their wrongs as beggars du their sores." Gibraltar .. 3ok Silver in Bars 0 4 let
tenets of the Calkolse religion are pelf...roily rosivistent with lit is useless, it is worse than wades, to petition a Perlin. _ _ _ _
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complete freedom of continence, and that they unmet kindly mesa of eirfnal Reepresentstives for liberty; we should
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and well with the best furies of civil lilmoty. : wily be:main ....fleeted and mocked by the trickery of a de. On Thursda last, b the an. and Rev. Richard Cent, at
I du not dwell spots ibese topics because of the malign. . bale-and insulted by an inireaeuning majority. y y
St. Mary le-lhone Church, Capt.'''. Ilse Hun. Edward Cud,
rhuly pleasure I feel in contrasimg our merits with our . But slant Ibe asked if I advise you nu he down beneath
M.P. Equerry goo his Royal Richness Prince Leopold, to
sufferings. Ido taut dwell upon skew because of the hottest your grievances le molten silence and despair-no, my cone.
Mary Ana, only daughter of she toteL. W. Bootle, Eill.
pink 1 experience at the superiority in religious liberality trymen-no, we will noi-we ought out ust deepen. Them on Tinnitia,,, Ai, 265 b alt. in the pariah drum, of Si
and love of. rational lamely, which belologs to the religion of is a minium spirit of liberty abroad, which, if le will subutit
Asaph, by the Rev. George Strung, Charles Calvetey, Leg.
toy fathers and tame. 1 advt., tto them merely to chew that Ito just, incase:lly, and 'reoperate regulainau, must lead tto
of Stapleturd, Cheshire, to Jesse, yammers. daughter uf the
as Caitsol4 slceratialion tit 'retard is enthuse. a cause, so it • good:-let us nut disturb its course or retard its progeeds.
hate Rev. Edward Learnt ,Vicar of &thus, aud Rector of
also is witht.ut a reenedy. Could that degradation be ante- ilf we continue out Catholic Petitions, we shell continue
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board to, intemperance, we might hope fur a mitigeticos of it I the dissentious suit divismus or out country-we shall per. .
by changing tour mesoner, and becoming as gentle as suckiug petimte those distraceious which Alone have weakened Ire.
fluent. Could that degradation be justified by afence or r land, and laid her ptimirate. By coulinuing our separate HIGH WATER T/118 DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
reissue on our part-then indeed we might hope for relief by and exclusive labours', we do the work of our worst tummies, Morning 20 after 9. I Lettia( Aill after 9.
repettimice, lay •tonesneut, by ansendniesil. Had utoi am I- I and keep up • perpetual line of dirtinctuns-a constant wall • _-- . • .. .
rut and modern instasseea of the eiallitisiastiC devotion to of separation between sects and parties to Ireland. Let us Printed sod published at Twat gam, Puss and Tar
liberty of Catholics proved our fitness fur freedom, we might father endeavour to amalgamate the Catholic, tbe Pratte.. ClA's( Lidice, X.). 127, Slave, by C. CORNWELL,
still expect to win our say by &dant/ our allachmeat to taut, the Preabptrian, the Dissenter, the Methodist, the or the Mical.
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