The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-24 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, DEC. 19.—The Catholic Board me
yesterday at three o'clock, OwEs Esq
in the Chair.

THE RILEIMISH NOTES.

Mr. O'CONNRLL moved, that further time be
granted to the Committee, appointed to prepare a
disavowal of the bigoted and intolerant doctrines
contained in the Notes to the Rheimish Bible.—
The Members of the Committee, he said, had
been heretofore prevented by their private occu-
pations from performing the duty they hail un-
dertaken, but they would be able to present their
Report to the next Meeting of the Board. H e
wished to take the opportunity of saying, the
form of the denunciation was of little conse-
quence. The object was to have it as direct, as
explicit, as positive, and as complete as possible.
As a Meeting of Catholics was to be held at the
house of Randall M`Donnell, on Tuesday next,
upon the subject of the Catholic Claims, Its
should move, at the rising of the Board, an ad-
journment to Saturday se'nnight, that their pro-
ceedings might not interfere with those of the
Meetisig at Mr. M‘Donnell's, and as he had al-
ready stated_ the Itheimish Committee would then
be ready to report the Disavowal. Leave was
given to the Committee to sit again, until Satur.
day se'nnr4lit.

MR. HAYES'S MISSION-DPBT TO THAT HEY. OBN-

TLEMAN.

Mr. O'CoNNELL stated, that at the next Meet-
ing of the Board he should submit a plan for the
liquidation of the balance of the expellees incur-
red by the Rev. Mr. Hayes, in the discharge of
his Mission to the See of Rome—and he moved
that the Secretary be requested to transmit to that
Rev. Gentleman the vote of thanks passed to him
by the last mee:ing of the Board. •
This Resolution was adopted, ENEAs M'DoN-
NELL, Esq. was called to the chair, thanks were
voted to Mr. O'CoNok, and the Board adjourned
to Saturday se'unight.

We are extremely happy to state, that the
Countess TAL,BoT is so completely convalescent,
that the usual Bulletins have been discontinued.

All the 'Menibers of his Excellency the Loin

LIEUTENANT'S Family, lately indisposed, have
almost completely recovered.
Sir CHARLES VuRNON yesterday had the honour
of entertaining at dinner his Excellency the Loan
LIEUTENANT, a Select Party of the N,)bility, and
other distinguished personages. The dinner was
given At Sir Charles's tasteful and beautiful cot-
tage, Phoenix Park. •

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
•
Performed Last
'THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—(2d time), Richard, Duke
of York : Principal Characters by Mr. Kean and Mrs.
Glover. After which, No Son No Supper.
I'tIEATRERoYAL., Covetsyr-GanneN.•GuyMaunering: Henry
Bertram, Mr. Britian); Lucy Bertram, Miss Stephens.
After which, Husbands and ‘Vises.

EARATUNt.—In the Theatrical Article yesterday, instead o,
" rustic Performers," read " Reforniers."'

MAILS.
ARRIVED-1 Dublin. DuE-1 Lisbon, I Hamburgb, I Got,
tenburgb, 2 Gutrnsey and Jersey, 3 Waterford.

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