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London, England, 1813-05-21 00:00:00

THE SAME TO THE REGENCY.

(2) Most Serene Lord—The Nuncio of his Holiness has heard,
in the greatest bitterness of his heart, that your Highness is on
the eve of circulating and publishing the Manifesto and Decree
of the August Congress, in which his Majesty declares the Tri-
bunal of the Holy Inquisition to be inconipatible with the politi-
cal constitution of the Monarchy, and substhutes another, which
may, according to wise andlust laws, protect the Catholic Apos-
colic Rowan Religion, the only true one, which, exclusivell

others, his Majesty has so piously sanctioned.
among the native • Spaniards, feels more respect
wards that August Congress, nor will any one
nudity in obeying its wise commands: but the
tion belongs to the Church, and is of a very big',
ture, as one in which Religion is concerned, and
may suffer Irreparable injury. A tribunal is -
pressed or abolished, which was established by
lin the exercise of his primacy and supreme a,
Church, for objects purely spiritual, as the pi
Catholic Faith, and the extirpation of heresies
without effect the power which his Holiness
that tribunal. In such case, and being enjoine:..
my Legation to make the greatest possible exertion
concerning the Catholic Faith, and the Holy Re
also to do whatever I may find to be in favour oi
for the consolation and edification of the people,,
of the Holy See; I should be wanting to all these
if, with the greatest respect, as well as the Christ,
an Apostolic Legate, and a Representative of th•
state to your Highness, that the abolition of the
be extremely injurious to religion, whilst it
the rights and primacy of the Roman Pontiff,
it as necessary and beneficial to the Church
—What can henceforward prevent the diniinui
recce and submission Which all Christians ow,
of the Vicar of Christ, the visible litead of the
her very bosom, and during the holy sacrifice
shall be told that a Tribunal, established, kept
for three centuries, under the sanction of the m.
ties, by the Popes, is not only useless, but deo
glon itself, and contrary to the wise and jest
Kingdom ? if his Holiness were free, at the present
should content myself with giving hint notice
as he is most unfortunately kept in the captis,
much lament, I find it necessary and indispensable
his name, against an Innovation of such influence '
of Spain, and which wounds the rights of the
the Universal Church, the Vicar of Jesus ChtLe
your Holiness, led by your well known reltgiut
consummate prudence, will take the most eCecti
order that the August Congress, who en ardent
tect the religion we profass, may be pleased to
cution and publication of their decree: unti at
period the approbation or consent of we Romat
obtained, or in his default, that of a Nation:
peculiar province is to regulate these religious
matters. None of these considerations can escal
wisdom, nor can his great piety take it amiss, '
else of my ministry, and with all the necesszr;
sense of submission, should through your medic
I Majesty this most humble petition, so intimate
the good of the Universal Church, and taped:,
of Spain, the happiness of the onarchy,
and prosperity of his Majesty, which is the object
ardent wishes, as well as of my incessant prayr
Goel preserve, &c.
P. Archbishop of -NICLA, Nuncio of
To the Bishop of JAEN.
Cadiz, March 5, 1813.
(3)—Sir, my most esteemed Brother—l have
became my office to remonstrate to the Regency
Decrees of the august Congress, which are orders
laced and published fur the abolition of the Holy
also to give you this information, and let you
Chapter of this Cathedral; seek vacua', with the•
the Bishops resident in this town, are determined
said Decrees into execution, without .the preeion
consideration which isitiliject orinch weight deiliands.
it to the wisdom of your most Illustrious Lordship
with due secrecy, of this information, and rest,'
ceedings according to what you may deem kist.
God preserve, &c. P. Archbishop
Cadiz, March 5,1819.

On the supposition that the Scril
about one million and a half of Letter:

cieties which have been so nobly es:a,
dissemination of the Gospel, have put
years more copies of the B,ble than it con
A man of the name of Scott, imprism
of Dumfries, for house-breaking, eni
effect his escape on Friday se'nnight,
to saw the bars of the iron grating, am
ground in safety by means of his bed-clothes. In J.:-
scending, however, his trot struck the window el tae
cell in which the jailor slept, who being roused by tar
noise, secured the prisoner.
We mentioned in our paper of Tuesday the a:roci-
ous murder of William Muirhead, near E,lr.bull,h,
on Wednesday se'nnight. It appears that the decea-ed
was shot through the heart by a pistol loaded wi.h
slugs, some of which have been extracted. The pistl
was found, and the watch of -which Muirhead WAS
robbed recovered. Macdonald and Black, two xoung
men, suspected of being the murderers, are now is
custody. Black was concerned in the riots on the Ist
of January, 1812, and examined as an evidence cm
the trial of those who were executed.

Saturday afternoon, between two and three o'cicck,
a fine girl, about ten years of age, was unfortunately
killed by the fall of a deal from a hanging scaffold,
on a house in Buchanan's-coUrt, Lawn-inarket, Edin-
burgh.
CAUTION TO Cluttinex.--A few days since, 2
child, of about 11 years of age, daughter to a loon'••
seller in Holborn, while playing with some hea,lsir
one of them in her ear, which fell through the ntiti.c,
and, notwithstanding :lie most prompt surgical a: si!•
tance, brought on a violent paroxysm of insanity, in
which state the poor child st:li remains.
A few days since, the child of a fruiterer, in the
Surrey-road, applied to her Governess for dirctti.sr,s
in her work, and while the latter was exhibiting zfie
method of drawing the sti•ch, the needle penetr,ited
the ball of the poor child's eye, and, of course, de-
pr red it of sight.
A very interesting and extraordinary operation has
recently been successfully performed by Mr. Lt NNE.
on a man who had lust the whole of his under-lip by
a cancer. The operation was conducted'on the prin•
ciple of a known practice in India, of restoring a lost
nose, by means of the adjacent skin being raised from
the flesh, and after being scarrified, and folded over,
is made to form the part required, taking care to pre-
serve the circulation of the blood. In this instance
the skin was brought up Irons the throat, and the
is so perfectly formed that t::e man can pronounce all
the labial letters quite distinct ; and from being as
object of misery to himself, and disgust to other,
there is now scarcely aay blemish to be observed.
At Berwick marset, on Wednesday last, there ir.ic
a good show of cattle, but few sold.—A toltnoh.
show of horses, but few buyers. Servants nnmerut;
many unbired, and wages rather higher than last r'ar•

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