The Sun.
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enemies were shadowed by his elevation. He
was not a Lord, it is true—he had not that
nickname put upon him, which the breath of a
vicious Monarch might confer, as it has cor'77A,
but—his was a more splendid endowment—his was
the patent of aristocracy, that God alone can be-
stow—the nobility of soul—the pre-eminence of
mind—the brilliancy of accomplishments—the rec-
titude of heart, without which no honour can exist,
without which, in its moral qualities, the coronet is
like the poison wreath—the corona feralis which
struck death into the temples of the weaver.—
(Cheers.)—With these impressions, I support the
resolution proposed. Let us sympathize with the
children and the wife of that great man who was de-
parted—they will gather consolation from every ex-
pression of the public sympathy. Their sorrow should
not be unremembered by us. Those who have seen
that tongue grow stiff, and cease to do its office,
which of late gave utterance to accents of affection
and endearment—those who have beheld the fea-
tures hardening into death, of him, who, in the midst
of his family, as has been said of another great
Statesman, cast off the radiance of his power, that
his children might approach and play with him, have
need of our condolence—and they who can enterinto
the feelings of a wife and of a child, when a husband
and a parent lies could before them, must sympa-
thise in the event, and implore that God, who suits
the burden to the back, to dispense comfort and con-
solation throughout the house of mourning.—Mr.
O'Dwyer concluded, amidst cheers, by seconding
the motion for an adjournment.
Rev. Mr. L'ESTRANGE, (upon the suggestion of a
gentleman) said he had wished to propose an amend-
ment to Mr. Lawless's motion, instead of " Catholic
Emancipation," •he wished to insert " Civil and re-
ligious liberty."
Mr. LAWLESS opposed the amendment, and re-
peated a saying of Charles James Fox. When that
illustrious statesman was told, that if he repealed the
Test and Corporation Acts, he would do an incal-
eulable injury to the Catholic cause ; 'as, by opening
the House to the Dissenters, he would unquestion-
ably increase the number of its enemies ;—he re-
plied, that while he was in power he never would
see an unjust and cruel law on the statute book which
he would not draw his pen over. Mr. Lawless was
proceeding to urge his objections still farther to the
amendment, when

The CHAIRMAN said, that (if he well recollected),
the words used by Mr. Canning were, " The Ca-
tholic Cause is the first object of my concern, and
until that is granted, I will hear of no other."
Mr. L'EsTRANGE, .in order to avoid discussion,
especially on the present occasion, would not press
his amendment. The original motion having been
then read a second time and put from the Chair, it
was carried unanimously.
It was then moved by Mr. LAWLESS, and se-
conded by Mr. O'DWYER, that the resolution be
inserted in the usual Dublin Papers ; and in the
Courier, Morning Chronicle, Sun, and Globe and
Traveller, London Papers.
Thanks having been given to the Chairman, the
meeting adjourned at four o'clock.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, AUG. 14.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the
David, Dawson, and the St. Andrew, Dean, from
Sierra Leone; the Renown, from Jamaica; the Sir
J. Kempt, Martin, from St. Petersburgh; the Al-
derness, from Aichungel; and the Anne Robertson,
Irvine, from Calcutta.
FALMOUTH, AUG. 13.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived
the Swallow packet, Baldock, from Vera Cruz, sail-
ed June 24, from Havannah 14th July, and from
Bermuda 26th July; the Rinaldo packet, Moor,
from Halifax, sailed July,?9; the Falacca, Stewart,
from Callao and Cape de Verd, sailed April 3. Sail-
ed the Frolic packet, for Brazil.
The Resolution, from St. John's, New Brunswick,
is supposed to be arrived off Plymouth.

The Salisbury, Bevans, of Liverpool, was totally
lost on the lit June off Cape Monar, Africa, crew
saved.

The Lara, Barker, bound to Constantinople, ran
on shore this morning at Rotherhithe.

NORTH and SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE-HOUSE.
VERA CRUZ, JUNE 23.—Arrived on the 22d the
Dutch brig Briennostock, from Hamburgh, in 63 days.
l7th.—The American ship Rosan, Rabley, from
Gibraltar, in 53 days.
16t11.—The American ship Alpasia, from Gibral-
tar, in 48 days ; the French ship Thales, Fontera,
from Marseilles, in 68 days ; English ship Falcon,
from Liverpool, GO days; American brig, Revenue,
Taylor, from New Orleans.

13th.---The English brig Hamilton, from London.
1 lth.—The English ship Caraboo, Moore, in 54
days from Liverpool ; the French ship Glorieux,
from Bordeaux, in 70 days.
10th.—His Majesty's brig Siragou, Baldock,
from Falmouth and Jamaica, in 49 days ; the Bri-
tish ship Melantho, from London.