The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-02 00:00:00

Mr. PLUNK ETT'S BILLS.

Mr. O'CoNi‘lEt.r, has addressed another letter
to his Catholic Countrymen, on the subjeCt of
these Billsi in which he very justly-notices 'the
conterript shewn by Mr. PLUNKETT and-the sup-
porters of the Bill to the opinions of tlfe Irish
people on veto restriction's, and concludes in the
following emphatic terms :---
" THE VETOISTS GIVE OUT that we may take eirtancip.a-
tion with the veto, and that after a year or two Nil'. MAY 011-
.i'Arir A REi,EAI. OF TECESE VETOISTICAL /3EGATLATIONt.:,
acquiescing in them foi the interval. The reply is o'ovious.—
No man-who values his religion can traffic upon it for one 'mo-
ment. But suppose we were to be guilty of the crime o f
.such traffic we never could obtain a repeal. Th‘i douhie
veto is expressly the price of Mr. Plunke.tt, as our advocate
and in our name, offers for our emancipation. Can we eipect
taenjoy that emancipation and meal? the price—absurd I As
well may the purchaser of an estate say to the seller, after two
years - enjoyment, Sir, I will keep your estate, but give me
back the purchose,nioney.' Ie would be laughed at as a mad-
man;or scouted as a knave. And it is in the expectation of
succeeding in so ridiculous a pie3e of swindling as this that di,:
Catholics of Ireland are to compromise their conscientes' and
their oaths—to falsify their solemn declarations, and to 'ta.tray
their religion !'

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" I close for the present by conjuring the sincere and honest:
Catholics to rouse from a guilty apathy, and to stop the progress
of this measure; arid by entreating the fiends of rational libe:ty
seriously to reflect that this. Lill proposes to give 'an .enormolis
increase to the influence of the Minister, and to extinguish the
national independence .of another church.' . •
" There are mighty events passing in Europe. Ratiant.: li-
berty is making a rapid, progress in other.nations. Let us, my
countrymen, wait with but patience for a sort perand. a
• more favourable occasion, and a more considerate, because a re-
formed. Parliament, may soon restore, us. to out 'libertieswithout injuring or interfering with our religion. There never
yet was a period when it was so little necessary to be impatient
or to sacrifice in any miserable traffic that religion to which our
forefathers adhered with inviolable constancy, anti which we
their descendants are bound to transmit unimpaired o ,cru
posterity.
" Mr. Plunkett may call Dr. Milner a bigot; but, he does so
by an abuSe of language as well as of politeness. No man is a
bigot. • for being attached to his own religion.. Mr: Plunkett
should know that a bigot is a man who assails -.tile religion of
'others ;. and the man is less gUilty of bigotry who attacks openly
and by violence the religion of others than he,whp'; Under. the
guise of friendship,- seeks-by fraud and corruption 'to canker 3-7.1
consume the faith and discipline of these of whom he prefess3 to
-be the lidiocate.
" That the. God of -ourfathers may assist us to escape this
lasi and worst peril, is the anxious prayer of _
" Fellow Countrymen' •• • ,
" Your devoted and afflicted Friend and' Servant,
"PA-NIEL O'CONNELL"
.We, have,said it before, and we again repeat it-,
.that let the fri.te of the Bill be.whit it may, there.
is no safety whatever for the Catholics of this
kingdoth, against -•th'e machinations of the Whigs
and the hostility, of the Tories, but in. their join-
ing the people of England, and. calling,Sor a fun,
free, and equal .Representation of The Nation iu
the Commons House of Parliament:--(Catiwke
Advocate.) -• •

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, ATARcIi-31.

Lord Chamberlain's Office, March
Nntiee is hereby civen that his Nlajesty
,wiil.lli.dcta levee at
Carlton-houmk, on 'Wednesday, the ed of May next, at
o'Cinek. • .oboe is hereby given that. in consequence of St.
Geolcv's day ot•curring on Easter Monday, the I)ravritii;
Room intended to be held. at Buckingham •Palace, in Felebtit-
not) of his Majesty's birthday, is postponed Itr Thursd•ay the
3d of May next, at two o'clock.

107(1 Chamberlain's CyNce,Nfeti•qz 30.

Physicians in ordinary to his Majesty's j'rrson—Sir Gilb, rt
Bhene•, Bart Sir Fierily Halford, Bart., Ku/0-
ton, Bart., Sir.,Matthew John 'Tierney, Bait,
Physician in ordinary to his Majesty's Household—Sir Gil.
Bert kilane.-=-Sergeant Surgeons to his - Maje.sty—Sir Dasid
DundaS, Bart:, Sir. Everard Home, Bat t.
• Surgeon in ordinary to his Majesty's *person —thorrris
Keates, Esq.
Surgeon in ordinary to his Majesty's household—John
lips, Esq.'
Apothecary in ordinary to his Majesty's person—Richard
Wallieri Esq.
A pot hecai y jointly to his Majesty's household—John Nussey
and ilichard Walker, junior, Esqrs.
Physicians Extraordinary to his Majesty—Dr. John Latham,
Dr. Chriskipher Robert Pemberton, Dr. Ci B.trtheied;. Sir J.
M'Grigor, Dr. E. Jetiner.'_
Sea-kit:it Surgeon Extraordinary to his Majesty—Patrick
Macgregor, Esq.
Surgeons Extraordinary to his Majesty—Jahn .Gunning,
Esq., William IVadd, Esq., Thomas Chevalier,
_Esq.
Anrists to his Majesty7—Wilham Manic, E►q. John Har-
rison Curtis, Esq.
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Apothecaries Extraordinary to his Majesty—Arthur Tegart,
Esq., Edsvar cl.Tegart, junior, Esq.

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• Crown- Vre„ilrrei 27, 1821.
Nlerober returned to serve in this present Parliament.
Pt ri:tis of Wigtown, Whit horn, New Galloway,,and StrPtin-
rner—,ir. John ()Omni, Of Chiclwirids Priory, in the Comity
of Bedford, 13art, in the room uf the Hun...laws tienry
Keith Stewart, who bits accepted the Chiltern Hundred*,

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. -
3. Harrison, Manchester, cotton spioner.
S. Wiseman, J. Harper, and 'l' Foyson, Nor.r.ich, la,nn-
baian manufacturers.
3. Christy, Old Gravel lane' master mariner.
BAN KR vrs.
N. Bence, Worcester, ti.evwer, to surrender Apra 14, gt,
M.iv le, at Guildhall. Solicilor, Mc. Gellibraiio, Austin-
iars.

H. A, Noble, Albany- rond, Camberwell, urine merchant,
April 3,7, May 12, at titillating. .Sulicitor, Nlr. Ckild, Upper
lianies-street. .
G. B.igley, rocklington, Yoik•lii,e, spirit merchant, April
12, 13, May 19, at Ilayues's Hotel, York. Suliciiors, *Messrs.
Bell and Brodrick, Bow Charcts..yard.
T. Mann, Raist rick, Yorkshire, merchant, April 24, 2,11 l :v
12, at the Black Swan Inn, Halifax. Solicitor, Mr. ii,,c4.AL,
Marl-street, Black friars.

J. Hart, Bat h,•saddler,• April IR, 17, May t the Full
1,60 a inn, Bath. Saliu:tor, Mr. 111.thisigni!, Middle Tt•ripple.
Shrapnell, Bradford, Wiltshire, cluthicr,
May 12, at. the White Hart Inn, Beth. Solicitors, Nl,sqr,
Perkins and Frampton, I Iroborn conrt, Cray's
.1. Peer, Ashton La:tcashire, hinge nia.r,
n ttfact nri.ri Aptil ‘,17, 28, May :11 tin. Theatre l3veln,
Warrington.. sulicirors, Ales t,s. Taylor and Ito,eor,l'euiple.
I'. Kenifech, Calai, merchant, April 7, 17, May at
Guildhall. Sol.citor, Mr. Myers, Charlotte rtreet, Bitiutto.-
bury.

Whittell, Backrnail, Islington, tinibt r rnrrch.ant,,
Apr a,
14. May 12, at 6111'4(111A. Sulkitoi, iLuAtit,g,
stiert.•J. •
M &itch, Quern Anne street, Carenili.li•square, upt,Os-
terer, April 8, 14, May 19, at ur,Mr. tsr, s-
ter, Staple Inn,

T. Ciawford-street, Maryletione, linen &riper,
April 7, 14, Slay 1.20 at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Joni*,

(Dividends, &c. to-rnorrow.)