The Sun.
London, England, 1818-03-09 00:00:00

triptid Paper with extratt's, trusting that you and
your Readers, Sir, will reter to the orl'gwal Tar
the details, which. all partake .of the same cha-
racter.' -I will only observe, that the present .'
Reign, which maybe considered as one continued
Record of Concession to the Roman _Catholic
Claims far Redress ; which has been marked
by the direct' abrogation of every penal st.aiute,
the removal of every invididus distinction, and the
free unshackled toleration of their religion, to the
extent that, even by their own shoving., one con-
cession only remains to he made, to invest t I,vrn
with POLITICAL POWER, iS impressed upon the in-'
fant minds of the rising generation, by a systematic
scheme of education, as a- reign Of TYRANNY and
OPPRESSION, which. ought ,to be - rssisted,. and
against which the revolted COlonis of .4merica are
held forth as a glorious example for their imitation.
These, Sir, are the men, who, whilst inculcating
principles hostile alike to the civil and religious
institutions-of the State, stand forward undaunt-
edly to challenge proof of their disaffection, arid
boast that. thev.,hold " the same allegiance to our
most gracious Sovereign," and, the. same veneration
for the Cwistitution, as the most loyal of his Pro-

lestaut subjects I • _
But the inconsistency of all this is oniy in appear-
ance. It is not'of easy solution, indeed, to the plain
and strait-forward notions and prindolesof Protest-
ants ; 'but it is easily reconeileable with tlse doc-
trine of expediency, that golden rule of the Roman
Catholic Church , by which all things are declared
to be lawful in subverting a schismatical or here-
tical Government . Mr. GANDOLPHY (ill his Defence
of Popery, so frequently referred to), sinetioned
by the presentC,Mrt of Rome, states, that " it is
neither apostacy, nor schism, nor rebellion, to se-
parate from them (viz. any Protestant Church,
called by the Rotnish Doctors Protestant Sects'),
even' the Church cf England, which is the eldest of
her , heretical' sisterhood,, is a' schismatical branch,
A DEAD LINIB OF THE TRUE VINE, A REBELLIOUS
I I I"
CHILD . •
Can we then any longer question the motives
which so zealously urge on the Roman Catholic
claimants in their thirst. for Pow ER alit! RULE !
Can we fed surprize at the eager and intemperate.
minner in which they.have laboured to
,throw
suspicion on their High Priest, PETERGANDOLPIM,
for his indiscretion in publishing, at such a monient,
a living commentary upon what -they would have
us believe to be a dead letter, in opening the gates
of the sanctum sanctorum to the' profane gaze of
heretical curiosity, and pronouncing, ex Cathedra,
the verdict of condemnation before they are yet
placed in the judgment seat No, Sir, the mode-
rate party have left no art untried, no intrigue un-
explored, no means, however unjustifiable, enat-
tempted, to persecute and rim down the zealous
defender of Popery, and to obstruct the pissage
of his .work to the Protestant enquirer ; but in
vain, the panoply of Route is thrown over him,
and the indiscretion of his zeal is amply compen-
sated by its fervour, and, the loyal and obedient
direction it has taken towards the infallible Head
and Guide of the (Attach
The same policy, 1 repeat, has, I hare reason to
believe, been adopted with respect to 'the.Address
and Appeal of the Roman Catholics of Ireland to
their Protestant Brethren of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland," as long as the
moderate party—(by which I have no hesitation in
designating the real and most efficient. party of
those engaged in the intrigues of the Koman Ca-
tholic Body)—as long, I say, as these men hoped
for a ready and unhesitating admission of the in-
ducements to conciliation, which this -extraordi-
nary Document professed to hold out, the circula-
lion' was facilitated by all those means which a tree
press, in the hands of factioa, has constantly at
cowman:l; but when they found that it was likely
to because subject to the process of analyzation,—
when 'they discovered that a key to its true nature,
supplied by an immediate Apostle front the Councils
of their. own Infallible Head, was readily applied,
the eileolation was checked ; and I call upon the
Editor of- a certain Journal, which was at first
instructed to write down the Leiters of,LaNyttasc,
%shriller the counter orders subsequently issued by
the Party did not impose the silence he has• or LATE
so scrupulously observed?

LANFRANC.

COnti•ECHANGE, MARcn 9.—Owing to the
contrary winds we have no. tresh Arrivals this
morning, except with ‘Vheat from Essex and
Kent, Fine Samples of which sold at last Mon-
day's prices, but Ordinary from Is. to-2s. ppr
Quarter lower ; had any Fine Barley appeared it
would have supported its price ; Fine Oats sup-
port their price. In Yeas and Beaus there
alteration.
Foreign Wheat -50 s. 545.
Fine ditta - 955. 102's.
English Wheat -50 s. 545.
Fine ditto - - - 72s.gss.
Old ditto - - - 925, 102 s.
ltve
Fine ditto - - - 4Ss. —s.
Barley - - - 325. 311 s.
Fine ditto - - - 445,
New ditto - - - 545. —s.
Malt
Fine ditto - - - 80s.-84s.
WhitePease (boilers) 50$.
nue ditto - - Gus. —s.

. ,
Grey Pease - - - 32-4•
Fine Grey Pease - 445. 484.
'Pick Beans - - - 425. 48s.
Old ditto - - - I;4s. --S.
Small Tick Beans 445. 525.
Old ditto - - - • 48s. 68s.
Feed Oats' - - - 194. 235.
riot ditto - - 2Gs.3ls.
Poland ditto - - • 21s. 255.
Fine ditto - - - 304. 355.
Potatoe ditto - - - 344..114.
Rape. Seed 431. 541. per last.
Fine Flour - - 755• 804.
Seconds - -70 s. 755.

COURSE OF EXCHAN(GE, Fun)AY, MARCU G.
.knisterdain ... :36
36 10 4 '
1.1. 2 Us.
Ditto, at Sight . . ,
'
,
Amste; dam 11 6 C. F.
•
Ditto, at Sight
Rotterdam
Antwerp ll 8 Ex. Money
Haniburgli
Altona • ..... o4 1- 2i Us.
Paris, 3 Day's date ..... 44 0
Ditto
nourdeaux, ditto , 24 20
Frankfort on the Main
Madrid
Cadiz
39
llilboa .4
Serilly 39
.. .
'Gibraltar
Leghorn
Genoa... 471-Venice, Ital. Lie 24 70
Malta... ' ..51 -Naples 44
Palermo
Lisbon Ss
Oporto ........ 69A
Rio .laitei ix)
Dublin .. ...8i..... CnEli • .•.. 9 per Cettt.
Agio of the Bank on Holland. .. 2 per Cent.
BULLION.

Portugal Gold, in Coin 1.0 0 0 per Oz.
New Dollar• • 5
Silver, til Bars