The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-29 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DIARY.—MONDAY, JULY 2.--(At the Court of
Commissioners, Basinghalkstreet.)
Bennett, W., Kensington lO

COUNTRY DlARY.—Mownsr, JULY 2.
Bel!chambers, E., Gloucester—Royal hotel, Cheltenham 2
Bidmead, W., Cheltehnam—lmperial hotel, Cheltenham
Burman, R., Southam—Bath hotel, Leamington Priors
Gerrish, J., Bradford—Angel, Bath ll
Gibson, R., Aldborough—Angel, Norwich
Harris, J., Leamington Priors—Bath hotel, Leamington
Priors i
Holiday and Co., Preston—Ottice of Messrs. Troughton and
Co., Preston ll
Hudson, G., New Malton—Tavern, York ll
Nickolls, J., Kidlington-mills, near Oxford—King's Arms,
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Oxford
Parsons, J., Oxford—Golden Cross, Oxford it—
Phillips, G., Brighton—White Horse, Brighton
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Ross, R., Yeovil—Albion, Chester lO
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Wright and Leedham, Manchester—White's Wren, T., Preston—Troughton, Preston
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Shaw, D. Kensington
Smith, J., Weston De gate, Lin-
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Steinberg, N., Cirencester-place,
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Stephens, S., Powerstock
Waeiek, P., Shadwell
W'Watson, T., York-street
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THE AMERICAN NAVY.--An "old Post-
lately adopted a paddle-wheel, constructed to act
entirely submerged, and by a simple action avoids
up back water. With this wheel a most
motive-force is coupled ; they are both
calculated carrying
compact
Captain " iantsofotaroma
leaves uixs
the water,
for action. They have another instrument of
most destructive appearance. It is a shell made
sufficiently , strong
su to perforate, " when project-
ed," a ships side or mast. This shell is filled
with a chemical substance, which ignites on being
projected from a cannon, &c. and, having six
holes, it discharges its contents (a liquid fire)
into or upon every thing it comes in contact with.

BRITISH REFORMATION SOCIETY.

Yesterday, a General Public Meeting was held 0'
the City of London Tavern, for the'purpose of fort
ing an auxiliary in the city of London to the BritiO
Society for promoting the religious principles of the
Reformation. The Right Hon. Lord FARNHAM
the chair.

The Noble CHAIRMAN alluded to the formation°
the-parent society at the Freemasons' Tavern, i'
May last, and stated its object to be-Ist, to enabl
Clergymen, and others engaged in the reformation
Ireland, to purchase such quantities of Bibles,
taments, and Tracts, as the increasing wants of the''
respective parishes and districts may require; 2d,t
supply individuals and associations with the met,
of circulating such instruction and information as inl
best meet the present circumstances in Ireland; P
to enable the friends of the reformation to defray 1". t.,
expenses incurred by meetings for religious discs'
sion, and by the publication of their proceedings, ffi,
which no society at present exists ; 4th, to collet;
and circulate authentic intelligence respecting 'w„
progress of the reformation ; and 5
th , to proms'
such modes of instruction as are best suited to tte
condition of the lower orders of Roman Catholiej
throughout the Empire. The Noble Lord state'
that the object of the present meeting was for the
purpose of forming an auxiliary in the city to ass"
in the promotion of these glorious objects.
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resolution,ution whirl
was seconded by
The Rev. JOSEPH IVIMEY.—He had for the 19/1
16 years been actively engaged in the work of e:1
cation in Ireland, and he trusted that his efforts
been attended with some good. In ages long poi,
Ireland was very different to what it now was. /01
the 7th century it was called the Isle of Saints, a
it did certainly possess a greater portion of 'IP'
Christianity than any of the neighbouring states."
What a painfully different aspect it now worli
Much, however, had already been done; and he ,
not doubt but in a few years political emancipal
would be rendered unnecessary, by the spirit
emancipation that was eff-cting. He charged the 11",
testants of Ireland with criminal apathy. When
had visited that country, he found that he must
even speak of the evils of Popery, for fear,
giving offence. He had been told that the lelY
readers would certainly be killed ; that, however;
had not yet happened. He had answered and
yet said, they had nothing to do with consequence;
they had a duty to perform, and that they must Pee'
form,_ and leave the consequences to God. He was o
of those who could use no measured terms whet
speaking of Popery—it was the abomination tad
maketh desolate—it was a great lie, a long lie, 6:1
made up of every species of aggravation. It expo%
its wretched followers to every sort of misery he'j
and eternal perdition hereafter. He could not 0,4
terms sufficiently strong to express his opinion of La,
statement of a Protestant dignitary in Ireland,
upon all important points the difference betver't
Protestantism and Popery were very slight. If dir'e
was the case, then he thought the titular
ought of right to be possessed of the revenues of frej
see. He detested such compromising, and wisher
to see the spirit and the plainness of old Latin'
revived.
G. Finch, Esq., the Rev. Dr. Stewart, of Irel3ll,{
the Rev. Mr. Davies, Captain Vernon; R. N.,
the Rev. Geo. Phillips, then addressed the meal
which, after thanks were voted to the Chairo!A I
who acknowledged the compliment in a short
separated. The meeting was but very thinly
tended.