The Sun.
London, England, 1817-04-14 00:00:00

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(I) In the following WOrks, incontestible : proofs will Ise
found, that all these UlljyrrlfitirS usaiotatmed and defended,
at former periods, these pernicious doctrior, Anti_jact,t,h, •
Review, vol. :ita, p. 3!)4. the Protestaot Advocate for the
month of February last, page 670; and in tb ro.
111. p. 47, will be found, a long Gat of Sov-n-eign Prince*,
who were dethroned, and scuseaf theta murdered, its crise.
(owner: of Papal bulls.
(2) It is well known iliac the practical effects of all these
detestable principles were experienced ia a woefol
Ireland, during the Rebellion of 1798, and the e -,a
which !acceded it, and that they al eat this tiro, a :Ye
of saris lawless tarbulence toad 4arbartn ou ,hat
peace and industry cannot exist without ao attic • r,
(3) Doctor 1)1111{tgoole, in his famous speech, owed
in the same manner an oath of. allegiance.
(4) This sallettoos the conduct 011ie Morph; and :l.rettes,
anal the other sacerdotal heroes, who, were leaders in ~re i.e-
belnun of 1718.
(5) sir. Gandolarby, the Drotngoote of Farglatul, 3 more.
strenuous anal less a eserved, in insisting on the iaf lii ,Toy at
the general Councils, arid on the powers and pi-ril:at Hes of
the Polol, than nary of the preerditag writers,
-Ps „U..% .014.11.ervaysj4krestbkAirWLiC11 :tic
held in the highest Ostia:Mina by the English Pap:sts. This
virulent libel against the established Church, Las been ex-
pog4i anti refuted with great alrility,.in a parnpiiiet, emittcti
" . the dangers with which (.41 eat I:sitoth and Jrclaud are to stir
Mrllaeed, by thq demands of the Irish Itconan Cattlolies,"
1014.14 Rieington and Mt& liar&

',ATTENIPTtin EscA,Pg ti.actst NEwcarc.—Three
of the men who received sentence of death last
Sessions, matte an attempt tp escape yesterday ;
their names are George Handley, Thomas flai-
lard, and B:own, aliets Ryan. The two
former were, convicted, capitally of burglary at
Battle-bridge, nader circantstances very aggta,
vated,.and Browo, alias Ryan, of a daring high-
way' robbery at Finekley. Suspicion arose from
the conduct of Brown's wife, who was detected
with about 20 yards, of rope concealed on her
•ii.,ack, nod she was stopped by the woman in Wait.
jug. The, turnkeys were on the alert, and at halt
pot threi?-o_'clock Davis, the- principal turnkey,
received infotnr,tiot that the plan of escape teas
ripe, ahhou>,‘4lJown's wife was sent to
theCompter. No notice taken of the know-
ledge the turnkey possessed it,: it hat was going
on, and they went to what is terinc:Llockings-
up,,,when they found the three convicts t0:14. their
irons off and another rope prepared for
Thus detected, the convicts frankly acknowledged
their intentions to Davis, and although their irons
appeared pet feet; they polled them off as a hark,-
quin would change his dress. The prisonerapro-
duced the saw with which they cut off their irons,
and acknowledged that their intended escape was
to have taken taken place on Saturday, lint their
operations were incomplete without the assist-!i
atice of Brnwn't,,wife.
EXECtrioN.—Paleoner, condemned to death for
a rape nn Mary an innocent girt of four-
teen years of age, underwent the dreadful sen-
tence of the law, in presence of a numerous and
crowded' assemblage of, spectators, on Horsham
Comnion, ou Saturday. Bowley,'Sixteen years of
age, his compaqion in guilt, as previously niit iced,
has been respried ,during Royal pleasure. The
atrocious turpitude of the former was tun aggra-
, vated for mercy to be extended to him. At the
place of execution his behaviour was penitent, and
befitting his awful situation. lie confessed his
guilt, aeknnwledged the justness of his- sentence,
and declared himself to have been the instigating
cause of the had couductof Rowley. An as.utop-
tion of a kind of despQrate courage is said to h;:ve.
distinguished him until he reached the p!ace of
execution, when'his feelings seemed to undergo tt
total change, and he died in the hope of forgive-
ness here slur. _
Suonats tVedne,“lay`week a Lady,
with her duiloter, about four years of age, airiv-
cd at Chesterfield Fly the 'frae Briton 'Coach, 'oh
her way from London to Leeds. 'During the time
of vxchanging horses, the innkeeper observed
(hat the Lady appeared ill, and 'asked her to t
,'sotne'retreOwieot, she accepted a • glass of ale ;
haying drank a part of it,--she; ihs.Ototli'ately
charged a quantity of blood, and aced in less than
fire minutes.