The Sun.
London, England, 1811-08-05 00:00:00

press.

It is with the deepest regret we fivd,that. a violent
and intemperate party among the Roman Catholics:
of Irt.land llas compelled the Irish Governnivot to
issue the Prochnnation which we laid herore our
rejdiis gaturday. The obje& of the Duke of
RicHmoNy's Government in Ireland, has been to

contt;ite the Itomati Catliolkc i be bii fe6intely
discountenanced all Hinge marks and badges ordlit;
linctliin which werft ciktilated td wound or irri
their reeling,; but arti Government wi uld be guilty
of A drre•iction ot its duty, if it were to suffer the
assembling
.ofa Roman C itholic Parliament in Dub-
lin. The onject for which nits illegal meeting has
been aided is, it is said, to prepare a petition ; but
is it accessary, in order to prepare a petition, that
the Luid the Constitution should *.
Hate not the ito:nan Catholics M. Ireland as: full
'right to pc:idiots in a regaiar way, as any other class
of his
,SlOly's subjects ? ilave they
.not, for a
seiie4 of years, prepared and presented,..williour
ob.trucAion, petitions to Parliament ?' Upiin what
ground shell can ibis must extraordinary measure be
justified ? We entertain strung. hopes that the good
sense and loyalty of the great tiOdy o: the Irish
Catholics will Prevent them frotu.being mare the'
e•
dupes ai.chnstruments of a set of men, wbo seem
ly anxious to • raise themselves into temporary
consequence, by. exciting dithensiotis among their
countrymen. -

P toff of tlvs morning mentions a report that
the TittiNce Ri:on!.:11. had sent over to Irdai,d to
.
susp,.:itd the opetutioni of 'the. Prodahlii on, and
tsjso that the poise of 'Etienrnutro.had.wg,,itiecl
,ifitiention to 'resign. We tip tuly believe i fiat the
(Paper in question, and the patty tt‘.uppori.;, t maid
be happy to hear of the re4i4tiataiti ot, the Duke of
RICHMOND, and of the pres..nt Alminisiration;
and that, as long as the PRINCE REGENT Slj;jll..ctltl
thine to place confidence kilns-present s:rsatrri, so
long the Party will cum woe to vuritc ante spc,-.lt in the
an gloomy and act ittinni,Ati terms of the state of
public ;Wails, and of the measures of C 3 ivilittneni.
We believe tnat there is. no fontsdatinti for Tithe: of
the above reports. We do not prauirte tit know
the sentiments of the Illuoriona P. isuliage alluded
,o .upon this subject, but we ate con.inced that.llo
conduct upon this Occasi in, as it Las been in ever;
instance since he has been called on to fill, his pre-
sent high office, will be such as to entitle him to-the
admiration illl,lgiatituticut the people of this Empite.
There may, indeed, be a fcw who have been diiap-
pointill by tits ItO) Highoe..ies conduct—those who
fla teled themSelv, that be would, as Regent of
these Kingdoms, act as the head of a Party,—,
those who had the hardihood to assert, that
his Royal Highness would " try, with how
small a portion of Royal confidence, the Ministers
could cal ry on the Government," those who could
eiliertaio such opinions of that Illusttions Personage
hive been, atid(Wo. aro convinced always will be.
disappointed.

The Members of Nye QUEEN'R Council arrival at
Windsor on Saiurd;►y, ;4bollt eleven and
continued till hult.pas► two. ,

ThePatNce ilk.Oforr went down early yesterday
morning, to the Castle, remained with her MAJ ant
and the PRINCBSSES fur several bouts, anil reititned
to Carlton Home in the evening. In aff.rtionate
conoderatnin of the Ktim's 'continuing illties4, his
Royal Higline,s, we underbtand, has re4olved to
forego all celebration of his own Birtti4ll this year
at Brigt.ton, contenting homelt with has. ing coin-
metnorate4 that of his Royal and Mita. d Stitt in a
manner so grateful to hig own teeling*, ano'contri.
outory to the trade and nlimutactures of his Cou 'try.

011 the stay subsequent to the appearance in quo-
.ol the Voclatnation whit it we insetted 'a tp,it,
Paper on Saturday, a speci,st ineettiti; sit Wtr gertio
committee of the. Catholic. was held i Cipel-htreet,
Dublin, the EA ut FtnoaLi. iv the clinr, otter; the
following tesolutiots, among °Om, wein entered
by L;lat body
Itesotved, Dist :he Catholic Corniosittee, haVing
adjou; net on the Usth of July, to the liyh uti a.:.
toner, 1811, have, notwitbitandi.,g, .deeinean ex-
pedient to bold an txtinorditiary meeting sin the
31st slay of July, in cons,quence of a communism-
florin Government to ibis E4rl of. Fingall,:slated
the 30th inst, so the following edi' :—.4 l'fiat tt
Ptivy Council was to tte nisembled, to take into
Cuuridetdion the expediency of issuing a prociativo-
non dechratury of the law," &c. &c. " and like-
wise the course to be putsuen to insure its eb-
servante."

Resolved, That the Committee, relying on the
Constitutional rights of the subject, to petition the
Legislature, in the way and manner twecified to a
Resolution to that effect, pasted at the .ame 4ggte•
g,te Witting of their Body, do new: determine to
continue aod persevere in the enbstirotional eourse
they have maturely advipted, for the sole, express,
and specific purpose of preparing a Petition, or Peti-
tions, to P,ttliament, for their lull patticipailon of
the Righs of theCi nstiutiou ; ated that, in sedeieg,
they not only, in their opmion, do 'not violate, but
at in strut conformity with its ,otio&st principles.
Resolved, That the right.of Petitioning, s, cored
by the Bill of Rights, is recognised,by the 4th and
last clause of the Convention Act, in the worth Wl-
lowing : —" Provided also, that nothing herein'ton-
tained, shall be construed in any manner to prevent
or impede the undoubted tight of his Majesty's Sub.,
jects of this Realm to Petition his Majesty,-ot both.,
Houses, or either liouse of Parliament, fur redtra,
of any public or private grievance."
German Papers reached town on Saturday, 'W
26th ult, accompanied by letters trout various pOrts
of •thetßaltic, which state, with muclecooftdenee,
• that then differences with Russia and Turkey wOld
speedily be adjusted. The Russiatts.:cnntiod them-
selves to acting solely on the defensive against the
Turks. Private riCCQUOIS state; that,the Commander
in Chief, Count.K.utusow, had received instrof:tioes
to this effect from St. Petersburgh, and that he had'
since withdrawn his troops entirely (reut the light
bank of the Danube. • ,