Star.
London, England, 1812-12-29 00:00:00

1 he Rev. the ARCHDEACON of STOW In the Chair.

The following Drat t of a Petition having been submitted to the
Meeting by the very Reverend the Dean of Lincoln :

' "To the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Tem-
poral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland is Parliament assembled;
it The hunsidePetitieni of the Undersigtied AreAdes/ono and
Clergy of the A rehdrac wales of Lincoln and Stow, in the Cosset),
and Diocese of Lincoln,
" Sheiveth, That moat slicercly attached to that reformed Pro-
testant Church of which they arc Ministers, and duly grateful
for the peace and tranquillity which this their Church Las so tong
enjoyed., your Petitioners feel in their minds the most serious
appr, hens.on and alarm at the Claims recently lard before Par-
Lament by the Roman Catholic'.
" That on e careful comparison of the object and extent of these
claims with the principles and policy of those who Make them,
your Petkioners find themselves imperiously called upon to olser
the strong but ree?ectlui expression of their sentiments in oppo-
sition to such dangerous demands, conceiving that it would be.
utterly contrary to ail reason and prudence, to I,ut power in the
hands of those, who in spiritual matters openly maintain the su-
premacy of the Papal authority within this realm, and who, in
other respects, are well known to hold opinions hicompatible
with the safety of the Constitution.
" That, having amply experienced the efficacy of the I.asirt
which the wisdom of their Ancestors enacted for the protection
of the Protestant Establishment, and being thoroughly convinced
that they contain in them nothing inconsistent with Reiigierf.s
Toleration (which it is matter of the highest satisfaction to your
Petitioners to see the Roman Catholics in full and complete pos-
session of), your Petitioners earnestly pray that these Laws may
not be repealed.
"That if, notwithstanding, for reasons which your petiti-
oners are not aware of, there should appear to your Lordships
a paramount necessity for the repeal of these Laws, the neat
prayer of your petitioners is, that you would substitute such-
others in their places as, though in different form, may seem
equally calculated to pro: ce the same effect, seeing in any
thing less strong than the existing securities much hazard to the
protestant Interest, whilst from an unqualified compliance with
the demands of the Roman Catboliee tier could look for little
else than its subversion.
"Under the influence of theselnilseloßessa, your petitioners leg
leave,• with all humility and respect, to egesticr this their petition
to your Lordships, confidently trusting, that on an occasion in
which the interers of the Reformed Religion are so vitally con-
cerned, the voice of its Ministers will not be disregarded ; and
that in your wisdom you will adopt suck measures as will best
maintain the protestant Ascendancy in Church and State, and
give stability and permanence to the civil and ecclesiastical• con-
atitution of the country."

Resolved Unanimously, That this petition be adopted, and
presented to the }louse of Lords by the Right Reverend the
Lord Bishop of the Diocese, and the Right Honourable the.
Lord Lieutenart of the County.
That a similar petition be presented to to House of Com-
mons by the Members for the County and die Members for the
City of Lincoln.
That Copies of the above Petition be Beet by Vt. FeaDaLe to
the different Market Towns in the County Aitlitieepeoppigip,
natures of the Clergy in the respective and deei
the resident Minidersof such towns be requested to lay the send'
for the space of fourteen days, in such place as they shall think'
most proper for this purpose.
That the unanimous and cordial Thanks of this Meeting be
offered to the Very Reverend the Dean ot Llasein, for the excel.'
lent Petition which be has submitted to tilde °plebe and adop.,
tion, and which comprehends their individtiel led geseral send":
merit' expressed in a style of equal Brumes. and
That the Petition as above, with the Reuel mote of the
Meeting annexed, be printed, and inserted in the Ikeerferd *ea.
cury, the STAR, and the Courier.

CAtLEY I L LINGWORTH, Archdeacon of Stow.
The Archdeacon of Stow bevies quitted die Chair, and the
same having been taken by the Chancellor of Lincehi,

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sized-effect: Should the complaint be far advanced, It will be ne- cages of a liberal education, may here supply their defects, and of Lincoln and Stow for their immediate compliance with the Ruby,'
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