The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-09 00:00:00

reetl but it Was fortunately soon suppressed.—
't is said also that a man was killed in Oxford-
? Dad amid a furious rabble of the same description.

11 We present to our Readers this day a most
itnPortant Document in :elation to the existence
ofour Constitution inChurch and State. It is
anaccount of an aggregate Roman Catholic Meet-
ing which took place in Dublin on the 31st. tilt.
:?1° was inserted only in The Hibernian Journal of
'"e following day.—lt -appeared to the Editor of
:6" loyal and Constitutional Journal, of so much
'lnPortetice to the most important interests of
:lintel'
Hod State, 'hat he inserted it a second
'l:ine in his next Paper.--We have not room to
)3'nter into 4ny detailed comments at present. The
'lce of WELLINGTON, the Deliverer of Europe,
i keid out to the deiestetion of the Roman Ca-
tht)i)es because he is as loyal as he is gallant
silo
' glori,oms. All the concessions that have beets
ti
lde mo their favour, are said to have been extorted
ft,", our fears, and the complete toleration of
-(4eftY mil a Protestant Country, is held as no-
litifig..-...A1r. O'CoNSIELL, to slew his justice and
Clittdonr, acknowledges the receipt of tour letters
f:cittl a most respectable Gentleman, but declares
"at I' he never lead one of them." The same
11ntl m d! ``
istent Ora'or recomende patience to the
I,4lnan Catimolies” ,\ *AL virtue, he says, " for
'lttell they had long been rentorkuble." It was
1111. W at the Meeting that Roman Catholic
.nnarchs granted political privileges to Pro-
e'it°ll subjects ; but do Protestant subjects
tier
attempt to sap the foundation of the Reli•
n°f time several Countries? What would be the
:4ttimmence if they did, but ruin and most severe
rlttlisionents, which ought to be thecase hereif
i'tntltt Catholics are detected in such attempts.
)4a4s M`DoNtiELL, another Orator, says, " the
Ittiutlices of the Protestants itm both Countries
G ie
nearly removed." Another, Mr. Corette•
1:11 says " he had nothing to hope from the
4141 t
of their (be Roman Catholics) present
PPlication " But the must alarming fact of all,
4
11 fatt, indeed, well known, is, that the Pa-
it'ilta in Ireland keep a Register of all their for-
ilti pioperty, and in case of being admitted
1111° Legislative Power, would assuredly attempt
111441;4in it. What confusion, rapine, and havoc
erefore must he expected, 'if ever they should
im4ttietP4te in political authority'. An apology,
11 ltett's, was matte for Mr. CoPPINGBR's warmth,
h4tanse be bad lost 5001. a year. When and
m w
ti by the forfeited Estates in the
11:e °I Cromwell. So that if Popery obtained
mm:i3l4tive Power, be would call upon Govern-
bp lit for the restoration of the property possessed
kil:it ancestors, but forfeited by their misconduct,
Ott. Probably for all the arrears due since that
:4 1(Iti• This Document is so important, that it
m4l,ltltis the utmost attmntion of Government
't the People.
Tmit
rt 1„ , KING'S COURT.—Yesterday„ at three
siea his MAJESTY held a Court at his Palace
tli,a4 Mali, which was attended by their Royal
j'"llessts the Dukes of York and Clarence, the
te;NrClfamberlain, the Lord Steward, the Mas-
!'4l,'. the Horse, the Treasurer of time House-
,,'Vmmim; the Duke of Wellington (Gold Stick in
‘iemme.°g). Viscount Lake, as time Lord in Waiting,
tithert'r'l Finch, as time Grown in Waiting, and
in attendants. His Majesty afterwards held
_l'estiture of the Order of the Bath, when
the Admiral Sir Thomas Foley, (nominated on
\l'ilel6th nr May, in the room of Admiral Sir
4 '4"' c
st,,, Cornwallis,- deceased),
~In4irmi't ,C9lllpbell, (recently nominated in the
'ett ;31'i Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Freemantle,
IPele,4-N, were severally introduced, and invest-
:, coitt°ll_44._e eis.igns of Knights Grand
. Crosses of
i: itim) ~vr• Lieutenant:Colonel Sir Alexander
I/ 4ir (:1"..e• 13. was introduced to his Majesty
I,l)mai,, tc•rge Nayler, end was invested with the
014, of Knight Commander.—The Duke of
gtoil had an audience of the Rine..
Vt
-..--.....m.,„...-- b
ail sterd„
‘tem,,L Y, at twelve o'clock, a Cabinet Cowl. a
nommt Cield at the Foreign Office, which sat till
, Isil„ m-Na'f-Past two
t.mlv4--. keike
0, _ •
i StrssEx, and the Duke of Wet-
Ittete:°l4. arnong other Illustrious Visitors, were
illtl'ink :the gallery of the House of Commons,
‘3 It „v tie debate on Wednesday night. When
D,ill: tilk4e.rinii:gitnells passed into time House, there
litsges f. from the crowd in the lobby and
IFC Sr,.' Which was heard in time House itself.
nqt eammt m,m
it
ttm,„ Arms, Colonel SEYMOUR, came
t1.411y . House shortly after, and declared, that
'cl,tiruerieg took place again, the lobby would
m 'll tli.
tip te Prin
mtlqii.se, hlceSs Sormiza removed from Cambridge
theliiielz 1 S°otli Audley.street, on Tuesday
ml, bilk 83t, to the honse of his Royal Highness
114 eof yo„K • Stable-yerd, St.
et,. 4s NI , In the
'ai lntl m 3". Her Royal Highness had been
ti:liims
to fotintlisposed for nearly three weeks pre_
er mehi , at day, with the nervous complaint
11144 eo She has so long laboured.
tiq/!titflelieltiftl°l IN lIIGH LlFB.—Married last night,
‘kt Ppe,. 8 "nee, at the house of Lady FLOYD,
Fttbli4i, erilour-street, the Right Honourable
sitil., liotut., M. p. ,_,
tic:est son of Sir ROBERT,
114thititti.
~: to Miss JULIA FLOYD, yoiongest
fly late the late General Sir Join,: Feoehe,
111;,t';t th. .
14;i:!sio::(1,sr,eg_i.m.e.tit of Foot Guards have taken
'4 st el,": . lion. new quarters in the Royal
'4 r:ng Cross.