The Sun.
London, England, 1819-01-07 00:00:00

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anges in the Ministry," and rather iu,jadiciuusly
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" which we announced some day, 401
It 11°fliti be more for the credit of that Paper, ,
otherwise amusing enough in lighter matter, to let
tti et.eblie forget that it was the source of %mambo-
t
yzed reports of chances, calculated to disturb the
Inltitiv of the people, who cannot but feel the ut
tiOst confidence in those Ministers to whose wis-
:ln' firmness, and perseverante, this country and
hero 1e are so much indebted, and who are en-
tietNnring, by every measure of domestic (Benno-
bib to render the Empire as happy at home as it
(141 been glorious abroad. It is time to have
°4 with such silly and mischievous rumours ;
f
though they may excite a little curiosity
11:1°4 shallow people for a day or two,
intY cannot but raise contempt in all reflect-
it! and must bring discredit upon
vehicles by which they are so wantonly
11.4;"lated• We again assure our Readers, as we
fiabt. Yesterday, that all those reported chalices are
tications of PARTY on the one hand, in order
to
revive the hopes of despairing adherents, or
the teere hackneyed artifices of newspaper Quid-
nt the other, for the purpose of a tempo-
attraction of public notice.

Ro CUnKER.—It is said that this Gentlemen is
.ng to India. His abilities and his attainments
1.441ifY him to be of eminent service to the coun-
:' whatever situation he may occupy. The re-
rt ()f this Gentleman's destination probably
)14ve rise to another, stating that Viscount Mat.-
dLLI was also going to India, a report wholly
esti
ate of foundation.
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d. it is evident that the Roman Catholics are
lll'osed to exert every nerve in maintaining their
to Political Power, and as they say,
;cress another and a better Parliament " in sup
~,/l.t°f their ambitions pretensions, we cannot too
lab" exhort the Authorized Guardians of the Es-
or lished Church, who form a considerable body
e 4r Readers, to be equally on the alert and
!71(14115' strenuous to support the Protestant
Faith
is . in ail its legal securities. POPERY
I'rospec live as well as zealous. If it were
..(141hle that our Readers could be so re-
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't.l.dl"ll of the National Happiness, interwoven
stthat our present Establishment in Church and
as to admit POPERY into a share of Legis-
e Power, the, next claim of the Roman Ca.
lc)lies of Ireland would be the restoration of the
i
-:states
that belonged to their Ancestor,, and
kllete woithi
be " no peace in Israel," till they
;"ftplished their purpose. They are attempt-
/14'11 all specious arts, to wheedle, cajole, and
tia."" Mt. GRANT into their snares, and to induce
t° Pledge himself to support of their preten-
II". But the friends of Ireland, and of the United
x 1111441/1 at large, will see with pleasure that he
itt°l° "'Wong to be entrapped by all their subtle
4duCatlntl• He discreetly answers' them in gene-
ter. terms, states, we are persuaded, with sin-
CY. his wishes for the happiness of the
4,1)4e, and judiciously refers to the wis-
:ll " Government for the discbssion of
ofilca nut immediately within the limits of the
hinste Which has been so properly entrusted to
' anil the duties of which, we doubt not, that
Ilt " discharge in a manner highly honourable
to
11)8.elf and beneficial to both Countries.
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