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.ct of ridicule, now that he is reinstated in his Dignities—

his Capital—in the excrcise of his Divine Functions? It is re-
MarLable that amongst the first measures vt:ilich-the Pope

adopted after his reinstatement, were, the. restoration of the
Order of the Jesuits t--the prohibition of the Scriptures
without a comment—and it restraint upon the Liberty of the

I'iess. Now, it is but reasonable to conclude, that a mind
that of Pius VII. would not be idle when in confinement.
He, no doubt, had there considered what would most con-
duce to the benefit of his Church and the re-establishment
of his authority, should he' ever return to Rome, and there
can be little doubt that the mtasnres which were decided

upon at Fontainftleau were merely carried into execution at
Rome. This certainly is but a reasonable supposition, and

is reto4rlsJhfc that ,the triensures to which I hare alluded

had a more direct tendency to uphold and extend the Papa
supremacy than any others which could have been adopted.

It is quite clear that the Pope had great power during the
war, and gave Buonaparte infinite trouble. When General
Moore was in Spain,- a Report from the Minister of Police to
Buonaparte happened to be found, and was sent over to this
country. 1 he" deliberate opinion of Foncbe then was, that
the French Emperor would surmount all his great diffi-
culties, if tie relaxed his sevesity.to--t-he See of Rouse: The'
advici- of FOu.che was followed, and it produced the desired
effect ; but after his successes against Austria, Blionapartc
renewed his severities towards the Papal See.—ln his speech
to the Conservative Senate, in 1809, Buonaparte made use of
the following remarkable language It has been drmon-
" strated to me, that the spiritual influence' ex.-rcised in nil
" States by a Foreign Sovereign is. contrary to the indepen-

" dance of Francc—io the dignity and safe*otThrone."
t 'fbe numbers and indArnce Of this darikerOs order in
England are little known. At Stonyhurst near Prglton, in
(AiwaOnre, there is a Spacious College priooii;i'flocetr ied

fiy Jesuits. The studies at this place are conducted upon the
same system and to the'same extent, as at the Catholic
versifies abroad ; and there are regular Professors in Divinity;
Mathematics, Philosophy,. Astronomy, &c. , The College,
which is a't•ery large Duildiug, is capable of containing at
least four or hve htindred pupils, independently of Professors,
Managers, and domestics'. lt is supposed 'to contain at this
time, five hundred, or more individuals of variuuidescrip-
tions.—Blair's " Revisal of Ppi,ery," p. 30

. A Bill is-now pending in -the Commons to en
able the Judges of the Court of King's Bench to
sit befote Term, and to empower the LORD
ClIANCir.4Olt to nominate any two Barons of .F. -
chequer to sit in Chancery Court, while his Lord-
ship attends appeal cases in the Peers.
The Marine Carps. is .to.be equipped .with -a
new u4iform, and a cap instead of
.a hat.

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

KNIGHTS OF MALTA.

RETURN to an Address of the HonOurable Houle of Com-
mons, dated 2d February, Ifl2l,•—for,
A7Return of the Knights and 4.)anonosses of the :Order of
Malta, who :receive Pensions from this Country; with a
Statement of the...country to which they belong; whether
they are married ';.:and if they received Salaries from the Re-
venues of the Island of Malta at the time of its Capture by
' the British Forces :—Viz.
A LIST,- specifying the NAMES. of the KNIGHTS and CA-
NONESSES of the ORDER of MALTA, who receive PEN-
SIONS from this COUNTRY.
Commandeur de Balathier Le Chevalier Auguste D'Or-
- de Thuisy, feudle
• •. -- de Fitzames. A. E."D'Orfetiille
Le Chevalier Charles de Thuisy I. G. H. D'Or-
- de Sade feuille
- de Mesnard de Pontc4r4
de Valori-• , George de Thuisy
- de St. Martin Emmanuel de
. le-Cleve Thuisy
de Choiseul •
de Bartle Dutheil.
- de la Bourdonnaye Chanoinesse D'Orfeuile
de Blossac Comtesse-deCordon.
It is not known to the Paymaster of these Pensions, .whether
the above persons are married, of what Countries they are na-
tives, or whether they received Salaries from the Revenues of
the. Island of Malta, at the time of its Captust by the British
Forces. W. HOWARD, Paymaster.
Hyde Park Corner, Bth February, 1821.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. •
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Martis, 13° Die Marta, I S2l.
ACCOUNTS.—Iron imported and exported,. British and-Fo-
reign, during the last six years.
ROMAN CATHOLIC Petition AGAINST, from the Dean and
l
CtAims. Chapter of Westminster.
MALT Dirrills.—Petitions from various places for the repeal of.
lIICULTURAL DlSTREss.—Tetition complaining of, from
• • Linlithgow.
SALVAGE ACT S.—(7onlMittee IllereOn to-morrow, THIS DAY.
BANKRUPTCY COURT BILL.—Bill to regulate this Court
ordered.

ERRATA.—In th'e fifth paragraph of the contents of the Paris
Papers, in our Paper of Yesterday, for " expect every means,!'
read " r.rcri ;" and in the Article respecting the Theatre, for
cumutuialing- the strawberries," read cummendifiN.

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