The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-11 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Aprtl 1. J. Soma, J. F. Seaton. R. Seaton. sod T. Folder,
lass of Pantrf.aci, Woken, at eleven, at the Red Loa

Pontefract.
April IL W. Stewtforth. of Little E.atcheap, Leedom, wine.
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merchant, at tw.-Ive, Si Ilse Court of eommissiotors of
Bankrupts, Rannegisall 1111“1.
March 30. N. Co ri, of Gulden square, hfiddleorr, dealer in
moats, at twelve, at the Court of Comottaiusers of Book-

rapt a. Basinghall-.trees, London.
Mardi 30. J. Cadoveu, of Water.etreet, Si Clement Dane.,
Sliddleses,tarptester, n sets, ti ate Court or Consi.stuu. rs

of Besihrupts &slothsllwtreet, London.
April 20. J. Bell, R. G. Beasley, mad W. Bell, of Austin
Friars, Looted, m ',chasm, at tea, at the Court of Cons-
onsersiuners of Ilaukrepts, Basiagiall.street.
March 30. A. Grain, of Broad-rirret•platee, Loadow, ate,.
chant, at twelve, at the Court of Coinatiotiouers of Batik.
rupts, Batioghall.street.
March 30. 3. Gorton, of Heary.street, Hatopstesd.road,
Altddleses, smith, at ten, at she Court of Coroutissiooela
of Bankrupt., BasturbalLstreet, Loudon
Marsh 29. J. Rice, I..te of New Shoreham, Sussex, userchaat,
at elects, at Ilia Old Ship Tavern, Brightnelouton..
April 2. 1. Mahon. of Bury Saint Echnoodr, Sufulk, our.
aeon, at elereo, at the Augel Inn, Bury hi. Edintroda.
Navels 38. T. Sargent. now or late of Millbauk-tow, West-
minster, timber =wettest, at tarsier, at obit Court of
Comigiaaiirsers of Bitakru" Bo•ioglioll-strorn, Leaden.
March 30. Willis= Baker, of Lloyd's Coffee.bousis Loudest.
and of Newington-Grier, Middlesex, iusursace-brehr.
at twelve, at the Court of Contatissioartre of Baskropm,

Brame Loodoo. -
Muth lB. George Itichardroo. of Mockleobergh More.
Moddlleoex, aid Thomas Yokes, Isle of Giooerwerroreee,

QUe.11141111,1, osteeltsois, at rte►eo, at the Coon of Cola-
ollasonters of Beano pts.B.o.inehall attest, Leedom.
March It. George Wootruch and Jobe Wootrieb, 0f.110.41-
square, tliddkaescailk taatottacts fffff at twelve, et the .

The following extract is token from a pamphlet
just published by itidrsay, its Ptecadilly. eutitlett,•
" Two Letters Am ea English Gentleness i*
Paris."

The population of Irelead (as slated is a meet teams)
ausosais to veers millioss ire bemired liberated voile; of
these, titan ire to six neillnies art Iriehuten tied Catholics;
from use to two millions are Brochure and Preolsyterisas ;
and half • millsoo ugly are Ersglishima sod of the clorn:le
by law established; sod yet few the spiritual issiructius of
these last, She tithe of she peudoes of all Resisted is ur
collected, exclosively almost out of the pocket' of the two
theme
It is true, that eight thoesenell pounds are ansoally retire-
eel to teeth the Catholic his Ribeirao at Mayarmills; hat, or
the ether bane, testy theeiseod pagoda per means are voted
ow and wok-wee she mime se the chimer sheets, leetring a
Waste on ibis seers *elf sgsiaat the catholic of thirty-two
thosseed pounds. The netuoishiog atibmiesisa with wbith
this misestroas system hes bees boric by the Irish people
mast, in the assure of things, have its terse, and the me-
nage, of the chord, of Eagles!, whim fallen is Ireland, will
be recorded. I fear, with less honour them that of stay other
church is Christendom; fnr if a priests so odious and so
sets-chastise as religious tyrainty sod perinecution can Mae
arty relative degree of guilt, surely the crimisality of that
church is greatest which his itself separated from the Ca-
tholic, moo the plea of religions liberty.
Collier, is his Church History, observes, that the horsing
of
riashaptisis fee heresy, by Archbishop Creamer and the
other reheated Bishops, is she Trigs of Henry VIII. sod
Edward VI. was an eatorteaste precedeot, mid destroyed all
roeseniseraties for their own late ender the reign of Mary;
sad it has been insisted epos by Catbolk writers, ibis how-
ever horrible the coattail practice may have occasionally
bees is Catholic coo•tries, that at lout no theologian of
their church ever pretended to justify as dogma, religious
perrecatioo, sad still less the posting In death of hentiee;
whereas, bulb were openly taught, as well as practised, by
almost .eery one of the reformers, and more particularly ae
to the batter, by Calvin mad Archbishop Creamer; is most
be roofeseed, that the Apologetic work of Calvin, after burs-
isig his (rimed Seviresea; the mousing of Creamer to iodises
Nese Edward to sign the warrant for the lion of the
Asabap • ; the persecution of the Armenian' by the Cat-
violists is Holland; sad, above all, the penal laws of Eng.
lead nod IrelatiJ, ageless Catholics, upheld slow at this day
(with ose splendid reception) by the prelates of the esta-
blished church, seem to justify tee position, nod sake it to
be feared, that the reformed church in &raked will be she
last of the Christie. churches, in abandouing she ineonceielo-
Me error of religious intelersoes• for whilst the Protestantin France is spou the most perfect fowls( of equality with
his Catholic orighbour„ Isis clergy equally paid by the state,
sod cheats,* gives up !lira i• all the great cities its its
kingdom, for the see of the reformed worship, the English
Catholic to still kept oat of the pale of • coustitutio. • hick
yin owe @seniors Needed, aad Is Suable to vote at •
borough eleetios, or to sit on a beach of coyote, justices;
sad yet there are Eaglishineu who talk of Catholic 'stole.
mace is Preece, sad of Protestant liberality at home !

This singular charge of Catholic 'stolennee its Frisco
would be too ludicrous to require refutation, were it sot
seemleglyhipt up by a ecitai• party in &thud for pelrlieel
purposes ; and that like Orangisis is Ireland, the spirit
which ',smattered the calumny is becoming desperate', to
mraportlos as it sees its inflamer.* derayiag.
The most absurd tales are ge•ersHy credited by the en!.
gar is every cue•try ; but it is sl•age lamentable to •ttu.ss
the eneouragemsut often given to them by noes of educaitoie
sod smite, sad more especially, m is this cam, by ewer pro-
leasing themselves miui.tc,s of She Christiee religion se is,
easetry, end calumniating the re establishment of that 'ch-
iffon Its another. Having been enabled to meertaia the truth
respecting the disturbances is question, sod which loch place
ins .emote part of the south of France, its the year 1815,
you may rest maw ed, that they were Collhot d to a ate.elo
distriet,ie which the Calvioists, during the ftreolotiosi, ha..
log bees the leading actors its most of its atrocities mod 9)4..
halitosis, and also the lot Fre schwa after the battle of Wa-
terloo, who hold out for Naroleas, a political re-setios ea-
totally ensued, sad extesses were committed, neither equal
however is (Janet, our to barbarism, to the disgraceful and
auprovkkeel riots some pass Mace is the Pcuttstant me-
tropolis of our owe country.
Toe isegliseece, moreover, and •pstby of the B ' • b Cabi-
net to the year Ire°, was 4 carnal, mare extraordinary this
any ibtag that eau be adduced of a like asters almost the
Goff 'meat of Louis YVlll. Cud yet, was George 111. ever
&ceased of beteg Cl.. persecutor of his Seighsh Catholic sub.
jests, VW 'finessing the fury eta Proseimat sob, sot is •
releo4l corm r of Iva 4144.111t0hh, but in the tenors of his capi-
tal, sad before the very windows Ohio palace ?
The same may be eihmervael of the Rims is Birmianham is
1790, "bee • Peolestmot High Church rabble sasaihrel ton
persons *ad duelling rit ties Calvinist hehabitams if that
taws. To total sad 'unwary causes bare Owes eacesees