The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-26 00:00:00

succeed to the Kingdom shall'nnt mount the Throne, hill he
has sworn among other oaths to permit no man to live in this
Kingdom, who is nOta Catholic: And if after he has take
the reigns of Government he -shall violate this promise, by
Anathema Mara.natha, 'in the -sight of eternal God, and be.cotne
fuel of the eternal fire." Hear the authoritative and sweeping
denunciations against al/ Protestant's, which are trepeatetlat
Rome in the Passion Week. ' We excomnuMicateind:Clirse
all ifusiteS, Wi'clifites, Lutherans, Zwinglians, Cal7inists,
Hugonots, and HeretieS, and whomsoever shall receive, defend,
•or favoUr them.' We now, indeed, laugh. at these Anathe-
Mas ; but 'they" made our fathers weep, and they will again
make our children weep, if our Government should again be-
come Catholics. The thunder of. the. Councils'was ever attend-
ed with showers of blood. . -

" Does a conscientious Roman. Catholic believe that he is not
bound to keep faith with Heretics ? Here is a fundamental ar-
ticle of their Creed, established, confirmed, sanctioned by the
same infallible, Authorities - as. the preceding, and to this day
hath never been rescinded. Hence we infer that a Protes-
tant Nation can have, no security for the fidelity of Catholics
invested with political paw-jr, and that in the opinion of every
sound Catholic, the obligation of a, word or oath, not excepting
the oath of allegiance, is null and void, when the- contracting
parties are Protestants on the one side and Roman Catholics -on -
the other. Let it beAtefully remembered that on this tenet is
stamped the awful attribute of infallibility. Here let me ash:
further, does not the honest Roman Catholic believe that the end
sanctifies the means, 'When -the good of their Church :is the end
to be answered ? On-tilts in;xim they have acted whenever in-
terest concurred with apportnriity sate 'and politically expedient.
This doctrine will accommodate itself to approve of BRIBERY
and CORRUPTION, DIipLICITy and PERJURY, ASR.ASSINA-
TIoNrs and mußttEg; when the interest of their Church is to
be promoted. But this i; not all.

" The Roman Cathetis consider themSe/ves as the, original
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'proprietors of the etholuments of the Church, of the ofUces of
Government, ..-not excepting the Royal Office, and, indeed,
of the whole king' dom. Will not this doctrine, therefore,
go to sanction the. subversion of Protestant Government, and
if another might be erected upon its ruins, which would render
.obedience to his infallible Ifoliness the Bishop of Rome.

FIDEI DEFENSOR,

[To be Continued.]

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

'NOTICES of .MOTIONS, and ORDERS of the DAY, whicl
now stand if/ Ow ORDER.IIOOK of thr HOUSE of UOM
MONS, for TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY;
and FRIDAY next.

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Tuesday.; Feb. 27, 1821.
Notices of litotions-l. Sir Henry Partiell,--Refusal of the
Bank of Irelnn It, receive Sovereigns.
2. Mr. James,—lnterference of the Military at the Carlisle
• Election in Mae
3. Sir Henry Parnell.—Coomittce on the C. rnmercial In-'
terc arse bei wren Great Britain and Ireland.
4. Mr. Will'am Courtenay,—Claims of American Lovalists.
. 5... Mr.. Maurice Fiirgeratd.—lievenue, Public Debt, and
Estal lishments in Ireland.
G. Mr. Davies Gilbert,—.-Bill for regulation of Turnpike
Trusts in the vicinity of the Metropolis.
Orden qf the Day.-I..Kingstins.upon Hull Poor Rates Bin;
Second Readinc. „
t. Middlesex Militia C.li_C;eo. 3, c. 90, § 423 ; Cotnniittee
thereupon,._

tVednesclay, 'Feb. 28, 1821.
Notices of .Ihttionsir llcriiy Parnell,—Dill to auth9tiz:
• 'the leasing of Tythes in Ireland.
•4. Mr. Plunketts—coPsiderttiou of the Boman Catholic
Claims. •
Lord Nugent,—Petition from English Catholics.
Thursky,- Mardi 1, /821.- -
4yotices of Motions.—). Mr. Govels,—Comusittee on Agricul-
tural. •Dsstrevir. • . . , ,
• -2. Sir Robert Smitlr'ilbf nucks)-:-Motion relating to the
•.. • riusfrinn Loan. . • = •
Dr. Loshington,—;Afitfiress for removal of Mr. Ellis frons
the Office of. Masterfin Clunierry in Ireland.
'Order of the Day--Court of :Chancery (Ireland) Bill
cond•Readinlut;i•c.• ='"? ' •
Friday, Mara; 2, 1821,
Orr?ers qf the Driyj--r. Isl'ewington Select Vestry Bill;—Se-
cond Reading.
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Courts. of Jlsstice (frelarid) 'Bill ; C em! Reading..
• • a. Grampound. Disfram4isement Bill ; Fun her Considers-
lion of Report. .....
Notices of Illyzions=l.-Lord Viscount Palmerston,—Army
. 'Estimates. -(lii.Ctimmittee of Supply.)
2. Sir Thomas Lethbridge —Bill to enable• Trustees of
Charitable k'oundatigns to alienate, by way of exeliangr.