The National Register.
London, England, 1822-11-04 00:00:00

BISHOP OF CLOGRER.

Extract of a letter from Armagh, dated Oct. 21:
—" I have just returned from the Metropolitan
Court, where I heurd the whole of the evidence
read respecting the charge against the Bishop of
Clogher, and the sentence of deprivation and de-
gradation read by the Primate, so that the business
is now at an end. A more disgusting detail of a
disgraceful transaction cannot well be coneeived ;
it was an open Court to-day, but so little publicity
was given of the Court that very few auditors were
present. The Primate was assisted in his councils by
four other Bishops, who were on the Bench ; who,
if one might judge by their countenances, all seemed
deeply affected at the disgrace which had been
brought upon their cloth. The Primate seemed to
eel severely at the painful duty he had to perform,
and the whole proceedings were marked with the
must profound attention. A few days ago there was
some apprehension that the removal of the Bishop
could not be effected; but, however, all legal oNec-
thms were obviated, and he is driven into that exile
he so deservedly merits."
The Archbishop of Dublin, in his Visitation
Charge at St. Patriek's Cathedral on Thursday last,
thus alludes to the painful and disgusting occur.
rence :—" Obloquy and invective had been, by the
illiberal an"' unjust, wantonly attempted to be
thrown on all Clergymen, in consequence of the
crimes of one—the offence of an individual should
be treated as an exception to the known rules which
regulate the life of a Primitive Churchman; and
the offender alone punished as he deserves, the innos
cent should be the objects of veneration, the guilty
of horror; the child should nut take upon himself to
censure the errors of even a mistaken parent, and
the Dignitaries and other Members of the Faith
should not be wantonly exposed to insult, because
one man had fallen."

Extract of a letter trout the Agent to Lloyd's at
Smyrna, dated Sept. 17:—" The merchant brig
Darl left the Turkish fleet on the 2Gth ult. cruisiag
within the Gulf of Lepanto, near the entrance, and
the rest anchored cif l'atras, wider the command of
the new Captain Paella."

On the arrival of the ineam-packet from Bou:ogne
to Dover on Sunday last, the Officers of Customs
immediately inquired for Lady Stuart, the wife of
Sir Charles Stuart, our Ambassador at Paris, whom
Ciey conducted to the C.Pitom-llJutie, %Imre an: tut-
derwLut a very tedious examination.

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IHI.►I UESDAY NIGHT'S GAZErrs.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
W. leildtn, Live,pool. merchant.
BA N KRUM'S.

J. Lee. Charles Street. llorcilidown, lighterman. Solicitors,
Kle,.rs. Kirkman and Co. Cannon Street.
W. Dodson, Camberwell. bricklayer. Sol. Mr. Ilewitt,
Token house Yard.
.1. Ells wood. Witham, Yorkshire, clothiers. Sops. Mosses.
Choke and Co. Chancery lame.
W. Whittle, i theta ise W. Burtwhittle, Beantinster, Donet.
tanner. Sol. Mr. NVrtalit,
J. Doug as and D. Itucsei. elect Street. draper. Sol. Mr.
,Jaines, Buckle abuty.
11. UnderatioJ, Cheltenham, builder. Sol. Mr. Bowyer,
Gray's Inn Siiimre.
Barron, Kyr,: Street Ilill, Leather Lane, bricklayer. Sul.
31r. Newbon, Great Carter I.ane, Doctors' C 011111101126