The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-22 00:00:00

MONDAY, NOVEYIBER, 22, 1813.

YICTUAtI, INli-OFFICE, Nov. 12,',161.3

LIE COMMISSIONERSfbr VIC77I.4L',ING
Nis MAJESTY'S NA f'Y do hereby give N.dice,
That on Friday, the i2Cth Instant, they will be ready, , to re-
ceive Tenders iu writiers, (seated up) for such quantities of
good sound SyANNII RED WINE as Me respective Mer-
chants and Dealers therein why think proper to #..r.; to be
snhjeet to a warranty of Twelve Months s to be delivered,
free of Customs and Excise Duties, one HaYthereof•ellvecis
the Ist January and 15tk April next; and the other Half be-
tween-the 16th April and 30th June following into His Ma-
jesty's flietualling • Stores nt Deptford; Portsthluth, anti
Plymouth; and to he puld far by hills,-payable with inte-
rest, Ninety Days after date. *
The Conditions of the Contract may be Sr(n at Ike Serie-
lavy's (Vice.
No regard will he had
_to any Tender fa w4i, h tliel'riet •
shall not be insertcd'ia words at length, or Heat • shall not he
delivered to the Board kfare fine o'Clo4 on tie said Fri-
day, the tlntli Instett; Mr the• Person who mg*
the .7ncier, or same Person -on, his hshulh
*Ler when call, I,for.

ROMAN CATHOL/C, CLAIMS.

GENERAL 'IEETING of the COMMITTEE (appointed
by teet,ro th.: rutestant Inhabitants of various-Deno-
'lnitiations of -t br .Cities of Lumlon anti Westozinstet, -and
their r,nvirons, iit Deeembcr test, to attend the Progress
of the Pctition: ohich were to he presented by them to
both Houses of Parliament -durina the last seAsions, against
the Catholic Claims), thig Fifteenth Dayof Novem-
ber, One Thurisand .1%.1 and Thirteen, at the
Loudon Tavern, .
STEPHEN i', Esq. the Char:

TUE Chairman reported, that in, l'inrin cif
the Resolutions of the tknieral Cotnmitt e, NTr, Ben-
sky, Mr. Atcheson; and bad waited on Lord Eldon,
With the Petition to the 'Min,: of Lords against the Catholic
Claims, siP•vd bY 61,7,15 persons, '‘‘ false oplitees of residence
were set opposite to their .signatures, and that his Lordship
had presented it to the [louse. That a similar Petit kin to the
House ofconnuons, suts"cribrd hi like manner by•lio,etti per-
sons, had been pi esented to that branch of the Legisiatore by
ti 'r William Curtis, o:wt.—That it appeared by rac:Votes of
the House of Commons, tlin the pill brotr,,lit into Parliament
!ito admit Roman Catliolie- to the incercis,e ot judicial Arid legit—
littirYfunetions, bad nut passed into a iilky ; 'hut by the Re'..a-
!talons recently enteredthe It
VathOliet, 4111.1 rld,Vt. liked, it their in-
tention to apply during the present Session., to the Legi e
to same etfect.,.anii in ier..etted to observe, they
had been encouraged by eertain persons iu this kingthan,:vho,
tegardless of thesmisequenecs, and thinking that by impor-
tunity and,perseetrance their Odra Would he atiabsed,..erged
the. Papists to persist in ,Caeir enticaVonts to obtain, by a Le-
-I.:ll,4ltivi,,weastiTe, a radic.d chanre in the Cons' dation of the,
toOntry, hyibeir aihns•ssion • to 'Pieces of Powtin. and Trost.
He, however, Battered liiinself,• that•the motives Which had
coaduced ti, 'the 'estabh,:limerit of this 2ti
stimulate its Members to increased activity, and that by
arailipS.tbeixiselves of those inemis which the I:6‘ afror4d to
141 Nlajestes subjects of all tanks, •fo-retire:‘•ent respectfully
to tint Le::islature, their feelings and sentiments on great
Questions ; that they would, if necessary, appeal :s, ail
to Parliament against' ant- alteratlOn in the present Constittv7
0004 the Ceuntiy; in Church and State.
'Resolved UnaninionSly, That the Thanks of thisiNlo:.tting
be ...even to tliv/51 Membeo of the House of commons wh"o
expro”,ed h)), their Vote against the Catholießill tin the 24th
day of May last, their opht.ioo ttfthe necessity of strictly adher-
ing to awl maintaining,tim. Constitution of the Country in
Church and State, a, n9w .
Iteiolved 'that the-;E;pecial Thanks of this
Nlyeting gieeti to the'Right Abbott, Speaker
ul the -House of Commons, fur his digniaed;:patriatiWand
highly eonstitntion,tl ,I:mtduct_on..'that..vitak Question', and
that the following Addre;S be presented to lain' from. this
Meeting., tunnel).- : • ,

TO TIIF, RIGHT LION.-.CITARLES lABIPTT?
Sp,...ther a the Ifoute of Coimtons)&c.

conforn:ity with the 'prineiples which inniOled
At!, not long I,,::;tion • both -,Houses of Parliainent
,again-t the ( lailos Roman Catholics, we fed it our
duty t, offer you our dial Thanks fur the siipHrtsivento
the cat cause:elConstitutional freedoni by the powerful and
"convitiving Slim:cell, reported to lessi...t been spoke u by km on
Use 90itli day.of 41ny last, in a. Committee ofthe ti hole House,
:on the re-committed Bill for the removal of the and Mi-
litary ilisqualificatiOns under which his iNlajc..oy's.
Catholic subjects are said suid to labour. But, ..we feel one-
.selves, Sir, ma-.-e particularly obliged to you, for having in
your Address to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, at the
'dose of the last Sessions, given ,due ithportatice to the Vote,
by which the House of Commons 114 rejected tire pretensions
of tliote, sflio, while they acknowledge a Foreign Jurisdiction,
seek to administer-the. power and authority of the State ; and
'for haviteP 'also asArted, in an inipreisive and dignified in'an-
..ner, ont, that aoleszra Occosian, the great Constitutional -Mexith ,
.....tllat..oeXltronc4,lltai-Purliametit, and the Government of this
Country, are loodainentally Protestant. This maxitu,..Sir,
was • engrafted into the Constitution at the period of the
Glorious Revolution in WO t and its fruits have been the
complete and uninterrupted enjoyment of Civil and Religious
t`ree.Joui ; the preservation,. in vigour and security, of the
Constittition in Church and State.; and a degree of national
prosperity unexampled in the: annals of this country. • With
the utoaisfgratitude:•for your 'manly efforts to preserve and
perpetuate these inestimable blessings, We are, Sir, :ke."—
Resolved unaninionsly, That this Address be written, on
atultrausinitteckwith the Reseltitions of this Meeting.
to the Speaker by the• Chairman, and that the same be printed
•id sent to the .Committee of the. several Parishes of the Me-
tta odis and its ton-intim!
R.:solved unailimously, *that it. 'be recommended to the
Ci;u4nittees of the etl•enti Pariihes before' referred to, that
tocy, %%ith the Members of this Committee, do use every
means in their power to itapress ou the minds of their Repre-
sentativp; in Parlinnent the importance of this great national
subject, and the Imperative necessity there exists for their
attendance in l'ltrlininent on every dismission upon RA
Sigued) • STEPHEN CAWLEY.
The Chairman having left the Chair,
Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this. Meeting
be given to the Chairman, for his zealous, able, and Sneeess-
fiti endeavours to promote the great objectuf this Association,
and that be be tevesteci to persevere in the same,
Resolved Unanimously, That these Resolutioni'lleinSerted
in the Newspapers. • (Sigurd') RICHARD CLA.RKE, See.