The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-04 00:00:00

ROMAN CATHOLICS.

We submit to the consideration of all Friends
Of our Orthodox Establishment, the following
extracts from the titular Bishop of K ELLALOE'S
Letter to the Secretary of the Catholic Board,
inser ed in The SUN of Saturday last, as a pro();
of the manner in which a rAnsT can blow hot and
cold at the same. time :—Advertin4 to the Veto,
which this Bishop calls an abominable and detest-
able measure, he says, that " if all failed, we
should protest against any power the Holy See
may have to concede such a point to a Go-
vernment known to be proverbially hostile to
the faith of our forefathers ; and a point, if car-
ried into effect, that will most probably ter-
minate in abolishing the Catholic Religion in
Inland." He then adds the following Post-
script—" Should it be improper in me to question
the authority with which his Holiness is vested in

the present instance, with profound submission
and obedience I bow to St. Peter's successor."
So that this Bishop first inculcates Rebellion
against the authority of TEITHE Pope, and 'hen pre-
tends to hold hint in submission and obedience."
it the Catholic Ministers of the Gospel can be
KAI of this artifice and hypocrisy, what confi-
dence can safely b, placed in the general body of
the Catholic World ?,

THR KING'S HEALTH.--.YCSterday the follow-
ing Bulletin wits exhibited at St. James's P,Alace.
of the state of the Ding's health, to the Nobility,
Genlry, and public at large t

WINDSoIt CAME, AUG. 3.—His Majesty has been ge-
uerally in good livaith and tranquil spirits during this last
toonrh, though perhaps less uniformly than for some months
lite.c.saiiag. -His Majesty's disorder has suffered no alteration.
" H. HALFORD, " W. HEI3ERDEN,
" M. RAILLIE, " R. WILLIS."

WINDSOR, AUG. 3,--Yesterday her MAJESTY
tenet I'r'nce•s 14.;1.1ZASETH rode out to Frogni:.re
ukhti the Cottage, and viewed the preparitions,
vrhich ate almost finished, for the fete to he given
by her Royal Ilighoess the Princess ELIZABeTH,
un Tuesday, the 511 i of August. The invitations
to the Nobility are very numerous.

Ma. A nountus.—Weitsave inst-rted the Letter
of this Gentleman to vindication of his conduct,
and as it seems to he a fair.and simple statement
of his case, we cannot but think that the Home
Circuit Club have been souteethat harsh its-ex-
hint from their table. It is observable
that he repea-cdly avows much regret on hav;ng
used one expression in relation to the origin of
his adversary, and as that was a hasty effusion of
resentment, tinder unexpected provocation, and
has excited so mcch count ion in his own mind,
atirel!,- it ought not to have been visited with so
winch severity by the Club. for nothing else its
Iris eotinuct can instill/ their sentence. But the
Club will suffer a loss in Mr. Acn_Puus, not less
than he will suffer in beitur-exeluded from their
Society, as he possesses a wind well stored with
literary and general information, and his man-
ners, unless he is wantonly or studiously offended,
*re nr>►rked by mildness, urbanity, .and good-
humour.

Tna NOIITHVM/SERLAND Fatmr.—We have
great pleasure in giving a contradiction to the
rumours in circulation respecting Northumber-
land House. His Grace dies not intend to pull
clown that magnificent edifice; it is to undergo an
immediate repair, in all its extensive ramifications
--thus giving employment to a vast number of
trot Is men It is the intention of this dunk).
gui,lied Nobleman to restore every part of the
premi4es to its pristine grandeur, particularly
those parts which are so highly adorned with at...,
ehitectnre in the florid Gothic. The same im-
provements wilt be introduced into the superb
villa callvtl Sion House, wherein the Dttebess in-
tends giving a splendid flte, next season. Nei.
tiler of these mansions have been opened to the
ta‘hi(mah:e wuld in °lir time. ".r:e late Dike,
who Wab a mart yr to the gout nine months in
each year, would never consent to have his pri-
%toy broken in upon ; for the last seven years, the
Duchess and her amiable daughters•declined visit-
ing the haul tan in consetrenee.—(Tloriting Past.)

The latest accounts from Canton state that lIMAI
iiscoutent prevails anion:; the people of Cochin-
thioa, occasioned by the KING nominating for
his sucecsßor a son of one of his concubines. The
Emperor of CHINA, Who pretends to have a ri4ht
119 interfel e in the appoitirl!ent of the Kings of that
conntry, has expressed his displeasure at the no-

nooat:an.
• Yesterday the Duke and Ditches% of CUMBER—
LAND, with a sehict natty, celebrated the King of
PnusstA's birth-day at Kew,
AU the Plans are ready for the improvements at
St. James's Palace; and they will be carried into
exeetition iorthwith.
The Princess of WALgs gave a Grand Concert
of vocal and instrumental music, on the even-
jug of the 11th of Jnly, at her magnificent conn-
trY-liouse at Sculthies, near Rome. The entire
goad leading to the Place was lighted, and many
great personages from Rome we're present.
Oil Thursday arrived troth Paris, Commodore
Sir Hanle Poet-tamp and the Honourable C.
1-10• Y liuTcurNsoN.
Mr. ANTROBUS shortly lead to the Hyme-
nisi Altar the beautiful and accomplished Miss
LINDsRY, (f Piaiitow-Lage, niece to Earl Bar--
, CAllgAs, and to the Countess Of HARDWICKE.
Cu Saturday, the 2d of August, was married,
Queer!-sqtidreChapeF,- Bath, by the Rev. FEE-
BEADOtsI, Canon of Wells, HORACE TVVISS.
nt Esquire, Barrister at Law,
to . lw;er Temple,
.NNE LAWEENTIA, Only daughter of Colonel
I.:E4E. of Montague-place, and of Chilworth
ilumvalatre.