The Sun.
London, England, 1819-02-13 00:00:00

FOR TilE SUN.

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.Erio-4Vill not- the 'same causes 'produce the
same effects ?---:Altnoit invariably so.
Ergo—Allo.wing all possible, sincerity to the
Catholic professions, can they pledge themselves
for the motives, principles, and actions of their
posterity ?--This is impossible.
ergo--Wouldnorthe repealing of the Act he
sacrificing past experience, to mere theory, pro—
fessions, and coqingencies ?—Decidedly so.
Ergo—ls it the duty.of the Legislature, as the
guardispsof the country, its rights, its religion,
and its security; and as judging from the past
to provide for the future would be incon•
qrtent with sound policy atul legislative justice.
Is not .the Ding obliged to take the Coronation
Oath' before be
.can.ascend the Throne ?--Most
ce'ttainly 'he is.

Ergo-o,loa then a subject to object to what
his Sovereign thearfolly performs ?—Undoubtedly
, not, as this whold be rendering the Sovereign,
subject, and the 'subject Sovereign.
Ought we then by pusillanitnous compliance to
repeal the Act,..and.thns destroy the 'present:bul-
wark of our 'faith, prove traitors to our:King,
and snatch the brightest jewel from his Crown ?
—Most assuredly not, since common sense woultt
laugh at us, reason,woOld blush for us, and reli-
gion would weep,for us.
Relying, Mr. Etlitor, on your usual indulgences
tOlusert these TeW simple, yet, I trust, cot unim.
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portant qucries,,.., ram, Sir, your's very respect-
fully,

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A .BRITON,

LONDON; JOURNALS.
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FROM THE MORNING PIPERS OF THIS DAY.
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'[illyrning; Post.]
We -yesterday received, letters. from Angnstnra,
of the:27th of November, from'Margaretta of the
24th,, and. froth Trinidaii'nf- the 12th nfl),•ceiti-
her. Cieneril BdliVa'r left Angnstura the 24th of.
Nnveniber, to Co;cipeiiii"e' With the forceS em-
loyed against CuniUlia, Who Were said to heiri
excellent conditimil.'"Admiral Brion had sailed
tram Margaretta with his whole fleet. A Spanish,
brig 'of war had'been captured by one of Brian's
sittiadron Fshe itninensecianti.y of specie
on boatel. The brig -was' nedered for Ma rga ret ta,
;condetnned, and the crew put on'shore.—The
accnurits: from Trinidad state that island' t 6 be very
sitklytffit,;.lVo aililietitic:news hail been received
trout the Main, hut, advi.ces' Were hourly expected.
The Privateers swarmed about the coast of the
Siathish Main, and were daily Making very vain-
able captures. The merchants at Trinidad. were
completely sick. of the war in that country, and
it was the wish,p(yall that a decisive blow might
be S:,lettek:in.the next battle.

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9.,y; !! • [Morning:Chronicle.]
TO THE EDITOR oF-ThE MORNING CHRONICLE.
FelL•l2.
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SlR,—Seeing in yonr.Paper of this day, a Jong
ayti.cle.upon the•subject o.f afprinted 14etter, Stated
to have been-addressed by Sir James Craillurcl, to
Iris 11.aiesty's Ambassador at Poris,,,fram
;p,ersonsi,miacquainted, with the facts might line_:
gine that t ground of being ordered to quit
Paris,,was a mere,fjily dispute, of which, how-
, ever,,he does lint, give.the particulars, and that,
at the instigation of certaiit French Noblemen,
you mention , , you are authorized, IA -state,
itpAtAhe,ground ()Eillis•heing:ordered pquit Paris
,444 i 4ci a proceeding! in Police,was,necesft
.s7pr;ijy,o,bligectto interfere;" anti if his removAl.did
not
.originate spoutaue4usly,with the , Police,. It
may be presumed to base arisen from. the applica-
'jou of his own family,there,—(SeeTUE SUN of
'yesOcth:y)
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41e Prince Regent has expressed a desire ot
continuing at the. Kreinlin, to the end of the
tnutith,of March, butl9inisters have signified to,
his Royal 'Highness the interruption that this
'would.oceasion to public business, as during the
sitting.of Parliament it would be impossible for
them to go' down to Brighton so often as they
should have oncaiinn to take his pleasure on pub.
lie

It is said that the five daughters of the Duke
of Clarence have had•hensions settled on each of
!hem of 5001. per annum, ar;sing, out of the 4
per'eent. fund.—(nid.)

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MR. EDITOI.I,—Ini order not to occupy too much,
of your valuable Journal by recapitulation or te-
diotts discusm,: I .shall immediately and briefly
proceed to inquire :
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Are not the principles and tenets espoused by
the Pripists of the pr&ient tiny identically the
same with a ose which fornietly. suggested; sane•
tionefl, and perpetrated those atrocitioltf which
hurnanitysliiithlerS, and against width the Act iii
question proViites ? 'This is proved'bY these prin.,
ciples, ?4C. bring !alight: in tf!esir school;, iticol-
Cdica by their Pileits! ' and enjOinetl by tire Ponta
himself.