The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-15 00:00:00

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" MANUEL:NI, JUNE s.—Several letters from
la-Chapelle state, that the Congress of Sovereigns
will be opened there on the Mb of September.
" VIENSA,.AIAY 30 —According to the last in-
telligence from Constantinople, there was a new
Conference on the 11th ult. between the Baron
de Strogonow, the Russian Ambassador,. and the
Turkish Minister ; but the latter was not dip,
posed to make a definitive arrangement, either
respecting the affairs of Servia, or relative to the
indemnities claimed by Russia."

The New Parliament, froth all that we hare
yet heart,l, is likely to consist of a large majority
of men animated by true public Epirit and a strong
attachment to the honour and interest of the
Country, in a due support Of its happy E.stablish-
ment in CIILIRCII and STATE. IJther planes, as
well 'as the City of Westtuimter, tivili pruhably

be t' b'emagognei', vvll°
Xislu'r ea
cannot exist 'quietly under any form of Goierni.
client, lint Vve trust that there is a fund 01 good
tense in the people at large that will prevemt the
Seditious from doivg more than exciting turbo';
fence duri4g the mere periodvf-ElectiOn; antl
none of suh‘har'aCters will hart any chill" o
being returned to' Parliament ta the disgrace f
the Empire.

THE NORTH POLE EXPEDITION.
sir
The following is a Copy of a Letter receive-
LLOYD'S this morning—but it will be sect' lb::
we have anticipated the chief part of the

gence it contains :
Port of Lerwick, Shetland Islands, 11 di Alf4l
1818.—Arrived on the 30th April the Isabella,
Joni Ross, Esq. Cotnniatider ; Atexattdei, ";,
PERRY, Isq. ; and On the Ist May arrived the
Dorothea, BiIcHAN; Es 4., Cornmantler,9ll
the Trehi, FRANKLIN, Esq.; Corntnauder'
The Isabella and the 211ezandei• sailed cd the
of May for Davis' Straits, and the borothea $ll
Trent on the 10th May for Greenland."

CAPTAIN SILL Milßlier •
;
ing trait in the conduct of this gallant 0104-
when he cannonaded the Chinese Battetiegi
recorded by Mr. M‘Lson, the Surgeon f
Alceio; places his tharatter in a striking Pint

view :--;
astiF
" The first shot wiis fired by the Captain's
hand, that in the event of the Chinese detna"l,
those who fired, instead of those who ordereis
or of seizing upon any innocent person, lie M 1.16,
fully place himself in the situation of beilig

divislually responsible for all conSequences:'
There is one subject to Which we haTe -helq
frequently reverted, perhaps, than to any "t"-
the
we Mean the claims of the adherents t° ei.
Church of Rome: Conduced of its itnportsf:fro'
we have not hesitated to lay before our U°1::0
whatever Occurred to us upon it. But ale t'iti
has now arrived when it becomes our toti
Make a solemn and theist serious appeal t° I otifrie,,
testanfs Of every denomination; to every real
fat
of civil and religions liberty ; and we trust eit
we shall not appeal in' Vain, for it concerns the
vital interests.--iire need only refer to the Po;
ceedings of the Catholic Board of Itelanil, b.
meeting which was held a few days since in
lit), for a
~proot that, tranqnil t
and quiet it' °pal
ward appearance as the Catholics have beet' h
ing the late Session of l'arliamerft,- they hOe oil
active and indefatigable, and silently colleetith°ol:
their strength for an
,attack upon the Coil
tion, the more dangerous from the secieeY *o4i
which it has been prepared ; and that it lleco,ti,
the Protestants, if they wish for a Ding
nuance of the free exercise of their various foe'
gious opinions, to be on their guard to n'ectifai
enemy in his own way, and to use the Precept
opportunity of choosing those men to terei)ll
them in Parliament who will maintain ;06°0#
the PROTESTANT ASCENDANCY, alld sterttlill°-:(4:
further concession to Catholic claims. "v°,e,
nately for the Protestants of Great Britairithe
101
of the Catholics have been developed, and wel‘ifflf
the objects at which they aim, and the cog!ti og%
which they hope to attain' them, Upon °of (111:
count the proceedings of the tate Meeting boat
Catholic Board dement{ out serious corisider'll
and, in sortie respects, we will add, are Wort
relod'
irnitation.he Meeting was called for ale° nor
ger
purpose of receiving Mr. Secretary MO I
of the result of his application to Dr. 1111°I
no
copy of the Letter from Cardinal LirtAi
01)
hear the Exposeof the Pope's sentiments 111.
question of the Veto; but the real, and ''t t
seem sole object, was "to recommend In°l at,
,
nestly to the Catholics of Ireland, As /I -001°
AND SOLEMN DUTY WHICH THEY OVVO TO
t St
Country and nista GOD, to use the "I°sloo
nuous exertions to procure the return °fried'
persons as have proved themselYes the
office,
of civil and religious liberty; and. 111ets4
larly to recommend them to support those 0 0
t°plot
bers of Parliament who have assisted its a. '
„po ,
ing the measure of UNQUALIFIED EMANCi- yeti
The latter part of this sentence was Prttrafter
an ha
an amendment to the original motio../ to t),
a few observations, and some pp Position toiribf
that tt '
word " unqualified," on the ground
amend
tend to create differences of opioiott, the
vie Os
ment was carried without a division anti vchieli
confess that we like the bold tfeCl3rati.an enersl
it contains better than the Jesuitical 3111iegr
terms of the otiginal Hot
statics •
be surely stillit•ient to airahell Prote
religtO
sense of the danger hich threaten' e char9t;
freedom if) this country and the Ye"'abl
hf.

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