Star.
London, England, 1828-05-16 00:00:00

gAsQUERADE.—ARGYLL ROOMS.—.
TIIIS FRIDAY NIGHT.
TO L. S.
TONIGHT, let all who love
The cheering sound of Song,
Their ardent passion prove,
And join sweet Music's 'Throng.
The Argyll Rooms, TO-1111011 T,
Will hold th' enchanting Fair,
Who breathes but to delight—
Sweet 50".0 will be there.

CORPORATION AND TEST ACTS.

J. H. L.

AT a MEETING of the UNITED COMMITTEE
for conducting the Application to Parliament for the RE-
FEM. of the CORPORATION and TEST ACTS, consisting
• the Committee of the Deputies from Congregations of Pro-
itstast Dissenters of the three Denominations, in and near London,
*riffled to protect their Civil Rights :" and of Deputations from
• Tbe General Body of Protestant Dissenting Ministers of the
Thee Denominations in and about London;' " The Unitarip
Association ;" " .Tbes Scotch. United Associate Presbytery of
asel 14 The Protestant Society for the Pentectiod of
Religions Liberty," held at the King's Head Tavern, la the
Poultry, on 'Morrnav, the IStla -day of May, len.
W114,1-All Bumf, Seq. Sl'. in the Chair. .
The Caansmais Inwittgeopoield eat the Rival Assent had been
liner to the Bill for Repealing so much of Ihe Corporation and
Ica Acts, as Imposed the necessity of receiving the Sacrament of
ilLue's Supper, according to the rites and usage oldie Church
ileghnd, as a qualification for certain Offices and RamloyisseaW,
Bill had passed both Houses in its present state, whitest
among other things,
this Committee receive and acknowledge with
thankfulness, the great and important benefit
the Protestant Dissenters of the United King-
they cannot 'conceal their regret that the Bill
simple repeal of the obnoxious enactments.but
relating to ecclesiastical matters, which, not-
be made by Protestant Dissenters consistently
interpreted, in some cases, as an interference
conscience, and an infringement on Religious
. deem _themselves called upon to &close, that
relieved from .the• galling restraints, and Mimed
opprobrium against width. they had• fit a
remonstrheed in vain, they Awl themselves bound
affeetiou to the CiVil and Political !estimates, et
the government happily established 'et the Rl'
confirmed by the Arcesdog of the presEt
!Tlttotte.
this Committee are eager to present-dekko,-
Right limitorable -Lord John Sitseen, ter lib
hoPeosseited to become the :demises at
ib the ihtneeil Commons ; Tor the ittelehai
listened to the coromunkations of the nemileithref
_ hese them four the 'judgment add .attflity
introduced the 'object tnto•Parliament and for the'
aitd moderation which he aispliyadastokhoot
proceedings, at bete so inte-mtiog,,OWPrelaeleat
m portant*. th aim ow of lConw icy ,Tsaidaft lvit,„
• of Russell stands so inseparibig aid hetwoM•
aerials of • British history.

Joh. aastaft
tit% 9ootios.a/d who faatbseaddimlbass.
I;atizasie et Mande of * ItaligiorateLiberty.

goiledlise are ,
who MrabWT•aid for,

Cuouuittet. airh-alsie anises to of* thektglwabe to
Hoorsorahle Lord-Vino.= : Aitheep, bird Vistosse
Nugsvtt,#sd tn. Me. Ifiroughsta.- and- lir Janine
all.wocasioos, hays. approved, themselves: the,
4 friends of every anewswe Wring for Its object
exteosisa of Freedoms ,01. Ossiunienessi to :Mr.
trio:son; this- light fflinixtrable Charlet
Wynn, Mr. ildbent4Phinterilifr Thomas .Dyke
Calcraft,Aireidaindralli, Pelliroorei the Right
flindost ,1114,18irtiog Rice, 'and to all
neParlhstulet; *Why &tie 'Poiety dimity
contriblutetto thlitiletust
calgioited. s
Coosinlttee Vrkh the-highest satftiaction; that'
Hosiobrolde,Lord 'Holland• for se cheerfully
ably conducting, the measure in the Route of
for his vioquent and 'admirable Stweell•on
, of the 80, a Ipeech -which -men lave forcibly
Avow Dlinenters of their never-to.be- forgotten.
fArtisisipPs' late ref:wire; the Right Ho-
lames For send.' this -Committee do most cor:
Lordship on his having so powerfolly con.
. of W tileanut, in- the promotroh of which
distinguished talents and Unrivalled el/Up:nee,
forward, • notwithstanding repeated disappoint-
' happy result:

'thieConunittee feel it also incumbent on them to record
faction at the reception which this signal act of
with from sneirlarge majorities in the House
tittitie to all, its Noble Supporters—thtir tri-
respect to the liberal and Conciliatory spirit
'Reverend the Primates, and the Right Re-
' Bishops, and most pdrticnlariy •the. Com-
of the Most- itisible the Marquis of Lang-
Honourable, the Earls .Grey, Harrowby,
inanton, to accept of •those sincere and respectful
•thcir distinguished exertions far the advancentenc
:ets of enlightened PoHerand Christian Cha-
soder all cireumstances, have so jaw/ cn

proress of the measore, this Committee have wit-
- utmost satisfaction, unequivocal proofs of the pre-
regard as enhrged• views' of the principles'
Government ; and they desire td bear their moil
testimony to the candour add wisdom with
Ministers yielded to the expression of pubdit
their intention of so framing the Bill as to
. effectually promote its' passage through both'
'ornament, and to the steadiness end 'consistency' with
• these profetsious, and carrtd the me.uare to
t.
tee cannot omit the opportunity of expreedde
the liberality of the Members of the Natioiei
generally abstaining from opposition to the relied
- subjects an& fellow Protestants, and eCtliii
. ht their application not only of numbsia 4s,
xela of England, but alao of many individhay
amongst the Roman Cathotics both of Obeli;

:omtnittre rejoice, on the Present neensinnv Otentre!”,
r(ii4l acknowledgments to their Cheissues,
foi• his indefatigable and effective serviectin,
• Parisnavnt, and also of ceopatelatiat
the canoe of religipitialibect).to whicbeiopik,
ions coodoord, bis Isles hossoupobly devosodit,
li TIO BELT' WlNTaikr 84111111811 • ;
Bitiferdwow,

Thr Camammi inot
ego to the Bill for R
ilea Acts, as Imposed
ate yaw's Supper, an
dklsnd, as a qualifi
*vibe Bill had pease
&vision: it was, ante
liesoivin—That thi
don pleasure and tha
10,4 conferred on the
ive; and although the
wontatellned to a sir
*nos declaration r
*domains it may be
itfhtmh,'May be late
with the rights of cans
ihef Yet deer
bog thus far .relieved
ham the unmerited of
terry and a half ream
with increased affection
the Realm, sod to the
relation of 1688, and •
latest Family to the 'I
lirsouns—That this
thanks to the Right
wawa with which
Protestmt Manners it
trA which he listened
al the Deputations ft
nth which he introdoci
bpyy anion of led tin
tie whole of the proc!e
k DA/enters, and so impo
trh which the name o
alit connected In the a
t r that µeSPsliol:o46
ebt ye 11041), Alta, u
megrAell 11.14ttygotit
*lagoon thalratitaul
Rani' Cuentuittee
the Mt Honourable
, and Lord Nam
J ook wins on all.
onuncsorkaealous fit
‘ie *rarity .and entice
Wilbraham, Mr. Fery
r %inn Williams Wyn
Mad, Mr. C.alcraft,-:
Besoseable Lord Via es
s the ober hkeubers of
their eocourageotent at
dr WI lathe florae in
Thatches Cominftree
e made uulitagiat 1
wderfaking, and so abll
lads, and eipecially fc
tie Sand Ruling of I
ronicdedtheltotesena
thikabats to ids fArdo
nsanhit Charles JIMe
fkolyercgratukte his 1
listed to the success c
MLR* gnarled his din
Sairitariy &puking forst
stetkto the present hi
• That this Committee
le *dr nurse satisfactio
Ike andjostice met w
4 Loris—their ger int
haste( -Onfeinet rest
1 'Awed by the molt 'Re
"'elide Bench, of
3 ilinttivtoald request e
• Ahlar, sad the Right
kith% aced Cartoon's
which•their
• °lbis mid skier obit ct
tel orall times, and ata
%Chem. . •
I.
Tht the 1•10 ell•
e aNrlovith the utmost
14grof what they r
i *hues of Govern=
3,
4'r/bland gratefol to
-.ion his Majesty's
Mi
er km,, and stowed t
tbann hostility and efl
▪ lionses of Parliament,
%kb thry adhere to tl
ssand atcomplthhoter
Ttin tbis Coomnriec
• Ser,i.-
-wp sense of the
!-'letir, in so genera
Slit by their fellow
hercsis concurrence it
;Irliag to the Church
NI collective bodies at
Ir:tun and Ireland.
That this CollitnittF4
their Most eor,ii
1411"1 Smith, Esq.. ft
%late application to 1
aka this ttiuinpli of ti
ll.hfc,happily
so ions
is.. 16. ILar-:- •