The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-10 00:00:00

IRELAND.

0 dis-

ORANomsm.—The majority of the Orangemen se,
ti,
and
posed to follow the example of the Duke of Cumber
°
er, re-
the advice of Earl Winchilsea. Some Lodges, howev
:fiber!.
fuse giving in their adhesion until the result of the di
/Dams
tions of the Grand Lodge of Ireland is known. Tee very
trates of the county of Londonderry have passed son,mr.
strong resolutions, declaring that the evidence given
Jones, a stipendiary magistrate, before the Committee ;07,"a
quiring into Orangeism, is, so far as they are concernet Is
mass of wilful and direct falsehood." the
MEETING OF THE TRADES' POLITICAL 1JNION•---On
6th a special meeting of the Trades' Political Union Iva' I bwn
to take into consideration the proposed qualificotion for to 3
councillors under the Municipal Reform Bill, and SOrae.
Illoatt
it:
connected with the city registry. Mr. Arkins, in mnytl ng tl
adoption of the Report, congratulated the Union on ha-,leg .er
tained, by their exertions at the registry, such a major ity 0.1
.er
their opponents as would secure them, in the event of .Ifle.„t
CE election, from the vexation and annoyance of a petition. "3-'ny
had not, however, been seconded in their efforts by the ct_
tral Registration Club. Mr. James Martin proposed tb eel";
and Mr. Lawless the next, resolution, fixing the rate , 433,
lification that appeared to the Union as best suited to tl re eq.
of Dublin, in its present wretched and impoverished.
hst at
ve e.
thel''
stated that the proposed qualification would only a
effect of excluding from the town council the most hon 3st
are
active members of the community, and that 3001., 'finUl at t
Utmost 500/., in this city, would be more than 1,000/. any
of the trading towns in England. The resolution pass ed
aimously, and it was resolved that a petition be
Parliament upon the subject.
TITHES.—The parishioners of Killea have forwar Jed a?°e-
pres, sited-
tition against tithes, intrusted to William V. ,Stuart, E sq"'
for presentation in the House of Commons. V,Te sent
to the House of Lords, because we can place n o confidence
in them. They are deaf to our entreaties—theer never tr!a;
nifested the slightest sympathy for our sufferin gs•
Gahan, together with all the landholders and freeholders
Magid-
ing in the district of Dunmore East, have signed thi• petit. 1;0
ORANGE DINNER.—Over one hundred membors of t t
Orange Institution in Limerick sat down to dinner a t half *Pas
six o'clock, on Friday evening last, in that city. Miss
We learn from Rome that, on the 23d of last month,
Hartwell, eldest daughter of the late Admiral and l'ad
3aotte
Hartwell, renounced Protestantism, at St. Peter's, in tht -pre-
sence of a large congregation. inder
On Sunday, at half-past three o'clock, during the tlxl
storm, the house of Peter Toole, of Bullock, was thortA
c
shattered by the effect of a thunder storm, and he fah b3:O,
grievously burned by the electric fluid passing over his s
men. His daughter-in-law, residing in the house (an el 'I.,
was recently married), has received a dreadful scorch in ri 10f
the foot, and is otherwise dangerously wounded by the fa' ',le,
the roof'. The trees surrounding the house virerg litera `A'a_
stroyed, and several articles of furniture thrown to a c, anslup
rable distance. The house of the Rev. Mr. Walsh„ P.)
suffered considerable damage from the effects of the storla•
, —fay,
Mr. Wheeler, of Dublin, who was witness to the •aat,..-- L
has afforded us these particulars.—Dublin .Freeman's journal
At the fair of Clem-nob on Friday, pigs were bought
np
eagerly at 375. per cwt.
The Orange Lodges of Cork have postponed their. •tneatilli
meetings under thr resent circumstances
A man of the name of Quinlan, after lea;in corn ;at Cl
mel, was murdered near the cross of Ardmaytel,.. Tipp erarYr,c)-
Wednesday evening. 1, the
CHURCH AND STATE.—The kind of attachment v
Church has always borne to the State is well ex ampli fled le;
warlike demonstration of one of her warmest nelvoilate,s'ot 0
( Orange) Mail. Imaoine, says this Church cht unpit la, "I:
heroes, every man a P'alafox, and sworn to defend the ecc
astical Saragossa to the very last brick—resolved rathe r tio
rish in the last trench, than yield one foot of their s,acr,eased"
Aye, sacred—most sacred—is the soil watered by the bloo
it°
Rathcormac. It is plain that some Reverend Prel.ateo v8.„,e0
large revenues to the full—as much as the holiness of t''"
religion. Riches and religion are their minds insepa.table.
v'e ter/
RECAPTURE OF CONVICTS.—The Connerfs we re oon f
at the Assizes before last, for an assault upon .the 11°31sheielt
Mr. Foley, and threatening that gentleman's life ; for %bn
offence they were sentenced to transportation for
Connery said on that occasion—" By G— I shall ret'Arlir 3.111
have revenge of you, Foley." The time for I`.heir rente‘or
had arrived, and on their way to the hulks at
found means to escape from the custody of the Cove, they
our county jailor, at Clogheen. Since their es esPei! ned of
effort proved vain to arrest them. In the neighl '0010";;,,rer
their former misdeeds they carried every thing by 'the :41 of
they excited. A few weeks ago, the police were in eear- oed
them, and on the borders of a wood they' darinV3 turies.
round and fired upon the party in their pursuit. thenawl,
peradoes had with them, when arrested at Waterford,. a rissaid,
a sword, and some powder and shot. They were, it 13 ries.
tryinc, to get off to Liverpool, thence to embark for Ant e"
'Waterford Chronicle. military
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SPA IN.
In executing my project for the improvement of natiooolo
creditors as much as circumstances will admit, haviogo
view the obligation imposed on my Government by the
of the 16th of January last, and agreeably with the PrOof
sition of the Council of Ministers, I decree in the narac
my:august daughter; Isabella 11., the following : lie
" Art. 1. The consolidation shall be effected of the P° big
advantage,idl
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oi qnus
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da an tdde
da,ndt
h whiche recognized,cconsistsur
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the debt without interest. red and

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ever titles proceeding from the direction idatio7
the debt. These credits will be converted into different tiitzees
" 3. The debts which shall be liquidated and reeug° the
from the Ist of March of the present year, according t° the
decree of the 16th inst„ shall be consolidated according
of nay
method to be decreed by the Cortes, on the proposition °
Government. men'
Art. 4.--The consolidation of the three species of debt,oes"
tioned in Art. 1, shall be effected in the space of stl'its,
sive years, to commence with the present, and by sixth Pabee
" 5. The Government will be at liberty to reduce !! pot
terms according to the state of the nation, but it shs'
augment its number. : anal
" 6. An account of the amount of the debts recognize-men--
not consolidated shall be kept of the three species above-rn" Ade
tioned, which after receiving my approbation shall be, .-eaCh
public. This account shall state the amount by which
an-
species of debt shall assist in forming the sixth part of the
nual consolidation. ,„5 of
"7. This consolidation shall be voluntary. The hlne:
the debt to be consolidated may at their option claim this
vantage, and choose that of the six periods which may
them
8. best. pill
The Ist of March of every year the Government the
make known the amount it intends consolidating dui or
year. It shall state whether it only extends to one-si° ooe.
if it intends increasing the sum. In the present fear
sixth at least will be consolidated. in lUsilei
9. After the 15th of March to the 15th of May e tit 0
of every year, the parties interested shall remit the anmn,es of,
the bonds they wish to consolidate, mentioning the fPeetotal
debt, the number of title, the amount of each, and the
amount. No delay can take place. or/
" 10. During the two months fixed by the precedinalioo
title, the holders of the securities of the foreign debt r-naoll
interest shall remit to the commissioners in Paris and .1-4°4-100°
the amount of the sums they wish to consolidate on tne
plan as for the home debt.
'
b°
" 11. When all the notes from the persons demonag
Llnii
be
consolidation shall have been remitted, an extract vs:4o
published of the sums presented to form the 6th or a
fraction, which consolidation might be announced. to be,
" 12. If the demands exceed the amount of the s°'Thitee•
liquidated, lots shall be publicly drawn of all vales prose,- i)ot
If the overplus does not fall on the three species of de in the
on one of them, or on the two others, the less quantitY 4009
one stock shall not be supplied by the overplus of the others,
because so soon as the lots drawn shall exclude the ae.aitio°
which exceed the amount to be consolidated, the acqui'
will be made of what is missing. 'lll°
13. The lots shall be drawn in the month of June.
Gazette of Madrid will publish the result. r t 11:
14. If the demands do not exceed the sum fixed ffioecie,i
annual consolidation, the Government will purchase the hal*
of debt necessary to meet the deficit. These purchases
be m 1
publicly through an agent.ed
" 15. When the deficit in the amount to be cons° .11b°
shall fall upon the debt without interest, the purchases
at home and abroad respectively in proportion. flostefil'
Art. 16.—The consolidation shall be effected, the tb°,
ment delivering bonds of the debt of 5 per Cent., toll and
amount that may be necessary for the realization in, Me/le° '
at the current course of the respective periods of--
For the debt, without interest
For the current debt, with paper interest 34 per 0,10,
For the votes not consolidated 33 per ~ball
be
" 17. The price of which the foregoing act speaks Pte
fixed upon the result of all the operations done on the
co
change of Madrid in the 'consolidated debt of 5 pet fie
during the month, that the Government will an°°-.0g t"-
the Ist of March of the consolidation to be effected dull of. tb°
year. The sum is designated for the consolidation
pee
present year.
18. The interest of this new liquidation will conlbeleeati°
from the Ist of October next, so that the first turn v6llOOlll
on the Ist of April, 1837. The interest will run en .dotioni
from the Ist of October with respect to the annual licit/1001:n
" 19. The interest of the foreign debt not bearing
at the present moment, and which is to be consolida;teiotere-ii
be paid at Madrid, and not in foreign countries. Tij'aSoCl °P°
shall be payable upon the presenting of the coupons, ;vet, the
having proofs of the identity of the bearer. How for
bearer will be permitted to remit a power of attorney at
payment of the said interest to proper agents. ot
20. The titles to the new consolidated debt shuns, e.
the option of the bearer, or of the transmitted inscrir_eboie a
of inscriptions to the bearer. The bearers will have elivere..
" 21. The titles to the consolidated debt shall beatiateer
to the proprietors during the month of August,...o, elk('
Strangers can, according to their option, receive W.:O oftfor
in the capitals of Paris or London, through the medi n° f
• licatlf e °
commissioners, to whom they shall remit their aPP oe ea
tthhee csoinnskoilnigdatFeudndde,litht,roourgthhetyhecan procurfetthheempeartsotnlioest
agency o
with powers for this purpose.
" 22. All documents or titles belonging
d t"
interest of the three kinds already noticed, "lied, 5°
have been consolidated, shall be publicly canes of
they shall hot be again put into circulation. tbiS 28th
Signed with the Royal band, at the Pardo,
February, 1836." to the debbtiettuitlklaitt