The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-17 00:00:00

TIE CATHOLICS.

On .Tuesday (says a Dublin Morning. Paper),
there was a Meeting of the Committee nominated
to prepare. Resolutions for the•approaching Ag-
gregate Assembly ; and it was resolved, as a step
necessary to the adequate performance of their
duty, that a deputation slunild bc- appointed to
Wait on his Grace the Catholic - Arcli.bishop of
Dibilti..for the purpose. of. puttipi.certaiii cit.tot«
,tions touching the antrii.4iticity'aifd olthe
Rescript that has been recently received from
• Rome. The Deputies went up :to.hls Gr4ce;s house
yesterday morning, and the folluwitig. important
. dialogue ensued

THE DEPUTIES.—Does your Grace conceive the
document which has been lately published.witlt
the signature of " J.. 1 Qtorautotti," and pur—
porting to be the advice of the Holy See on mat-.
tors affecting the interests of the Catholics of the
British Empire, to be genuine.ancl,authentic
• Archbishop TROY.-1 have no doubt that it is
genuine and authentic.
r.rnE DEI'UTIES:—Is it the opinion of ydur Grace
that' Monseigneur Quarantotti is competent to
communicate and express the sentiments .of the
Holy See on the topics with which his 'epistle is
conversant 1%

Archbishop TROY.—HC is certainly quite com-
petent.
_ _

TUE DEPUTIES.—Is Ireland a Missionry Coun-
try, and has the College of Propaganda jurisdic-
tion over it ?

• Archbishop TuoY;—lreland is one of the Mis-
sionary Comgries,. and, of course the College of
Propaganda has jurisdiction over it.
It was the intention of the inferior orders of the
Clergy to meet and declaretheir sentiments on the
subject matter ofMonseigneurQuarantotti's letter;
but an interdict was laid upon them by the Epis-
copaCy. It is reported that a resolution declara-
tory of • their opinion has been left somewhere for
signatures, and that there is some intention of
•publishing it. If there has been any prohibition,
we do not think that there would be an attempt
made at evading it in this way.
Dr. Milner, we are informed, has set nut for
Rome. Some people say that his recantation, re-
specting the Veto, was publicly known befm'e his
departure—others-allege the reverse.
The Deputies branched into a collateral Conver-
sation with his Lordship, and this important opi-
nion, among others, was elicited—" that the Ca-
tholiCßoard, or the Aggregate Meeting, have no
right to discuss any spiritual points which they
may conceive to be involved in any question HIT
ing upon the recent rescript"—that those,should
be. reserved for the consideration of the Bishops,
who arc to have a conference on the 25th, and.
that political matters alone should come under
the cognizance of the Board or the Aggregate
Meeting.
We have good authority for stating, than a Mere
statement of facts, and nothing more, was trans-
mitted irons this country to the. Holy See. •
It is alleged, we know 'not how truly, that a
rescript, issued in 1805, from the College ofyro-
paganda, signed J. B. Quarantutti, and inculcat-
ing doctrines,
,differing in tato from' those avowed
in the late Edict, is to be p'ublished.

FR! NtH P11M...115.

rit-ONAPARTE'S ARP IVAL AT MAIA.

Altstrian'Commissiotirt who accompanied
TIVONAS'AItiE 'to the
~.,Isle of Elba is oil his reign)
134fro:garftAaTt, who embarked on the
• Apt:ll, .arrive;l at his destination on-the 4th
• llc landed at Porto-Ferajo, and imme-
diately caused a ,Witite Flag. bordered with Red,
and bearing .three Dees on a field of Azure, to be
thokteil on tile wails and towers of the city ! ! !

fn Ifol,A

117 e .do trot yet know bow the people of the
Islnna have relished his arrivlll.

BuoNArAuTE has, we are assured, given a corn-
! mission to purchase boas fot him at Paris to the
atnount of 100,000 crowns (12,5001.) : he proposes
to devote himself to study, and promises to be-
come, in a few teat:, the most Learned man in Eu-
Tape !—( Gazette de France.)

PARTS,
ICEIV FRENCH MINISTRY.

The Kil*7 has appointed M. D'AMBRAY -Chan-
cellor of France (M. Ds BAEENTEN Will retain the
honours of that Office). •
All the Members of the Provisional Council of
State, as well as the Chancellor and Mr. BEit.-•
TRAM), to be Ministers of State.

M.rhe Prince of nENEVUNTO) to he Minister
and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
M. L'Abb-.'. DE Mowrasautot, Minister and
Secretary.of State for the interior. Gen. Connt
Dutowr, Minister and Secretary of State for War.
IST. Baron Louts, Minister and Secretary of
State for the Finances.

M. Baron ”ALOUEr, 'Minister and Secretar‘ of
State for the Marine,

RI. le Compte lirtioNtrr, Director General of
the Police.

M. FF.ItRAND, Directlr-General of the l'octs.
I\l_ BtRENGER, Director-General of indirect

Taxes.

roTZEN, APRIL 26.--The most recent accounts
ftOm Italy state, that the I'orE had arrived at Ve-
terbo, within one day's journey of Rome, where
his Holiness proposed to wait till was joined
by the Cardinals who have been set at liberty, in
order to make his solemn Entry into. Rome.
Sam, MAY 5. The Archduchess MARIA
Louisa arrived in this city on the 2d, at night.
She alighted at Senator VIsCHER's : lodgings were
preFparA for her suite in different houses. The
Archduchess refused the honours which were in-
tended for her. The streets through which her
carriage passed were, however, liNid with Ans.
trian troops. Her Imperial Highness set off again
on the 3d, and slept last night-at the small town
,of Lauffenburgh.

Tot:Lox/4E, MAY 7.—His Royal Highness the
Duke of ANGoinemE left this city on Tuesday
last, to kuspect, the armies of Marshals SucHET
and Souvr.

" Louts, by the Grace of God, &c. &c. &c.

" Wishing to give the National Guard a strik-
ing proof of our particular satisfaction, and parti-
cularly those of our good City of Paris, and hay-
i;l entire confidence in their zeal and fidelity to-
Arards our person, we order,lst, that our beloved
Brother, • MONSIEUR (ContpteD'AßTots) is ap-
pointed Colonel-General of the National Guards