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London, England, 1829-03-27 00:00:00

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And be it funfair enacted, That the Oath herelobefors appointed
and set firth shall be administered to his Majesty's subjects
fessing the Homan Catholic religion, for the purpose of enabling
them to vote in any of the cuss dorsals!, in the same manner, at
theism, time and by the lamialllcers or other persons as the oatki
for which it is hereby substituted are or may be now by law ad-
ministered and that in all cases in which a certificate of the taking,
making, or subscribing of any of the Oaths, or of the Declaration
. now required by law Is (limited to be given, a like 4:atilt:aloe:the
taking or subscribing of the Oath hereby appointed and set forth,
skall be given by the same officer or other person. and in the same
manner as the certificate now required by law is directed to be ghee,
sad Mall be of the like force and effect.

And be It further enacted. That in all cases where the persons
sow atithetised by law to administer the Oaths of Allegiance, Su-
premacy. and Abjuration, to persons voting at elections, are them-
selves required to take an Oath previous to their administering such
Oaths; they shall in addition to the Oath now by them taken,
Like an Oath for the duly administering the Oath hereby appointed
. • and set faith, and for the duly granting certificates of the dime.
And be It forthei enacted, That no person in holy ceders Ice
• the Church of Rome shall be capable of being elected to serve
Is Parliament as I Member of the House of Commons; and if
any each person shall be elected to serve is Parliament u afore-
said, such election shall be void ; and if any person, being
elected to serve in Parliament ai a Member of the Home of,
Commons shall, after his election, take or receive holy orders
le the Church of Rome, the seat of such person shall lime-
diavely become void; and if any each person shall, ht any of
the cases aforesaid, presume to sit or vete as a Member of the
House of Cesanines, he shall be subject to the same penalties,
forfeitures, and disabilities as are enacted by an Act passed in
the Potty-dm year of the Reign of King George the Third, in-
itialed, " An Act to remove doubts respecting the Eligibility of
Permute In Hely Orders to sit in the House of Commons;" and
proof. pf the celebration of any religious service by such person ac-
cordhit in the rites of the Church of Rome, shall be deemed and
takes to be prised fear evidence of the fact of such person being
' in holy elders. within the intent and meaning of this Act.
• Provided always, and be it enacted,That nothing herein contained
shall be construed to exempt any person professing the Roman Ca-
' sheik religion from the necessity of taking any Oath Qr Oaths, or
makintany Declaration not hereinbefere mentioned, which ascot
may be by law required to be taken or subscribed by any person on
their admission into any such ogee, er place of trust or pre& as
atoreksid.

Provided also, and be It forage enacted, That nothing herein
Contained shall be con trued to affect or alter any of the provisions
rt an Act passed la the seventh year of his present Majesty% reign.
latituled, Au Act to consolidate and amend the Laws which re-
gulate tbl levy and applie.atio• of Church Rates and Parish Caws.
and the election of Churchwardens, sod the maintenance of Parish
Clerks in Ireland."

FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1829
PUICS OP STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Dank Stock Shut India &ands SO
3 par Cent. lied. Shut South Sea Stock
per Ct. Cuts.. 571 £lOOO stekej. BUis 57 s
5$ per Cent. 1518. Shut 4500 Ditto 57 $
31 per Cent. lied. Shut Atm and 4300 Ditto Si
4 per Ct. New. 105 II Commercial
4 per Cent. IRIS. Shut Bank for Acct.
Loni Ann. Shut India for Acct.
India Stoc► Shut Comae tor Acct 571
FOR K 1 41 N FII N ISS. TWO O'CLOCK.
&minim Bets. 5 pet. 57} $ I),alsh lids. 3 pet. 641
Do Acct 57} $ II Bda.lllll, 5 p Ct. 951 I
Pens. Are* 11.16.111 p C. Spanish Ms S p Ct. 91
Do Ac. t. 256 Ditto 510, 9$
BRITISH AND FOREIGN S.IARKS. TWO O'CLOCK.
pals.
35 10 49
3S 5 SI SI
50 47$ SI
400 400 130 125
40 19$ 10

The Bill for the disfranchisement of the 40 . Free-
hoiden passed through the Committee in the House of
Commons last night. and the Report is to be received
this evening. We b this exception, the time of both
Houses was puincipally occupied by the presentation of
Petitions for and again•t the Relief Bill; but as there
was noising new nor particular) interesting on either
side, we must refer to the Parliamentary Report for
the proceeding..
It will be observed that the Duke of Itrcumosti, in
exhorting Noble Lords not to abandon the Protestant
Constitution because they had been abandoned by these
who had hitherto been their leaders, called upon them
to recognise the.wenerable Earl of ELDON as their new
leader, and to fi‘ht under his banners against the ob-
noxious measures. Lord ELDON may therefore be COD•
sidered in future as the acknowledged leader of the
Peers who oppose the Roman Catholic Relief Bill ; and
sf•
we are given to understand. that the Noble Earl bas
veil strong expectations of being able to defeat. the
Ministers.

The statement made by a Morning Paper yesterday
that the Duke of WRIIINGTON intended to give Eman-
cipation to the Slaves of the West India Islands has been
c..ntradicted by authority. The contradiction ought to
be spread as widely as possible, to prevent the evil con-
sequknees which ►uch a report was calculated to jroduce.

.The Par), Papers of Tuesday, including the Gaulle
de bona of Wednesday minting, h.ve arrived, but
they contain nothing new, excepting a further advance
in the price of the Funds. An article from Rome, dated
the 12tb of blardi, announces the arrieal of several
other Catarrh% and states that the election of Pope
would probibly take place on the 14th or 15 h itist.
•

hive likewise received Dutch Papers to the 25th,

the Jowled de U. Peter:burgh to the 10th 'intact.
It Wm reported at Hamburgh that a squadron of three
aail'ulthe line and two frigates would shortly sail float
Cronstadt. for the purpose of reinforcing the lith.ian
squadron in the Medi erranean.
The accounts from St. Petemburgh do not bring an)
thing of importance. The Exchange had fallen to
10 11.16.

The private accounts which have reached us floss
St. Petersborgh confirm, to the fullest extent, the state-
ments made in the Continental Papers of the mitt, mous
ow.vtions which Russia is making to carry on the coin-
big caubpaign against Turkey.- The preparations of
every descriptiotrare, in fact, of the most gigantic as-
tute, and appear to be far beyond the avowed objects
of the war. Its-real object, however, cannot now be
&misted. 'Nothing will satisfy dm sounded pride and
the ambition of the Emperor, but the entire overthrow
or the Totkish empire.
It thought la SCreter,burgli at the date of our let-1

tern, t' at operAtions by lei would be carried on against
Constantino* early in the season. The utmost activity
prevailed in the naval arsenal at Cronradt, and a strong
reinforcement of the fleet in the Mediterranean was
shortly to be dispatched. Surely the time must arrive
when the jealousy of the other naval Powers of Europe
will be excited, and Russia will be told that the Medi-
terranean inset the place for her squadron.

A bother siipply of German Papers has also been
received, from which we make the following extracts:

YIN ICA +(Awn 7.

His Majesty the Rasperor, our beloved Sovereign, animated by
the paternal desire to promote the prosperity of thb part of hie
faithful and affectionate subjects, has, by • resolution of the Nth
of last ntouth, which has bees received by his Imperial Highness
the Archduke Viceroy. extended to the whole city of Venice the
privilege of a free port, whisk were hitherto maned to the island
of St. George.—Orenvegers Telma*, Mardi IL
FROM THR FRONTIRRII OF SICRVIA, Mason 4.

Five hundred cavalry of Wambold troops of the Pada of Trav-
ail have already set oat for the amp at Schumla t a corps of
Aromas, commanded by-a Renepdo, is also to set out la the sans
Airectiee. The Pa ha himself intended to go to the army, but
the these .f his departure seems to be undetermined. The
levy in Bosnia goes on regularly; and It is Banned that 20,000
men are to p to the army on the Danube, and 30,000 to
Livadia, which however, seems to be out of all proportion to
the Maboinetan popalation of Bosnia, espedally when ire consider
that, however great the efforts may be which the Ports has to make
to continue the war, the Divan is too well acquainted with the
situation and the spirit of the Provinces—the troubles in which are
but just appeased—to deprive it of its defenders, or to agitate it by
extravagant demands. The new Grand Vizir, Redschid Pacts,
has probably arrived at Sebum's and taken the command, gains
he waits at Coostantinople foe the orders of the Sultan. The Pasha
of Belgrade, w►b on the deposition of the late Grand Vizir feared
that he should lees his post, is said to have received favourable news
from Casstantinople, and will probably remain at Belgrade. A
cattier from Constantinople is now performing quarantine at Sem-
lbs.—Alentssine Zrilassg, Mink SO.

CITY. Twscvs o'CLocir.
OW arrivals are few, owing to the amino winds.
Console opened this mentos at 117/ for the Account, with
nothing doing at peanut.
Accounts front Madrid, of die ltth of March. state, that the
Government are busy adopdag a new ripladoo to prevent imam-
gling into Spain. The Custom house silken are to be augmented
to ten thousand Ewa. including two thousand cavalry : they are to
Ulm the coast, and to surround Gibraltar; also forty vessels,
guard de coast, are to be got ready foe the sans* purpose.
Accounts from Nevada state, that General Sebastian' was there,
with his Brigade, and they were making Bavaria a very strong
fortilicatioa, which would put it oat of danger of the Turks.
Hobart Town Papers have been received at the North and
South American Coiree.boute to the 11th of October. The hi
lowing are extracts:

" Is reference.to the address from the merchants to his Steel-
iest'', shut.-Governor Author, we are informed that his Excel-
lency has been to refer the subject matter therm( to his Ezcelimey
Governor Darling; snd to assure the merchants, that if the DOW
duties are not yet inipossd in New South Wales, they shall be dis-
continued here. This is highly satisfactory.
" At Launceston Wisest was eleven shillings per bushel cash,
and twelve shilling. le property , • c
• The scholars Nimrod, 'boned to yells, put in to Sydney en
Thursday, by adverse winds : by her ire learn that wheat was
fluctuating in price, and seventeen shillings per bushel was ob.
tamed. There is little prospect of the approaching harvest being
more plentiful.
" The transport ski's, Engel Merchant, arrived from England
with 166 male convicts, four having died en her pasesge.
" SYDNEY, Sesrumea fl

" Out M the one tunas of acres messnrod to the Australian
Agricultural C.ompany at Port fitepbens, it le now discovered that
not not above thirty thousand acres are It fir cultivation.
1* 1 :emery 11111 s win continue tube remitted to our brethren in
Van Dientan's Land, in exchange for wheat, barley, potatoes. Ike.
" Six hundred good sheep, fuer years old, were sold fur we
pawl per head, and a lung credit given.
" lb accounts front the settlemeat of Melville Island mating,
to be of an uncheering character, vegetation stated, stock droop.
lag, and provisions scarce."

CITY. lIALF-PAS'T ONE O'CLOCK.

The Camel market ban been, daring the Wings et the aiwaing.
in a complete state .of inactivity, with scarcely a bargain doing'
and the prke of Cone& may be %used the same as at the open*
of the market, 87f f for the Account, and f for Mosey.

Sydney Papers have been recriied of a later date than in the
early part of the morning, throve. a private channel, dated the
!td of September ; but they do not contain any information of
consequence, except that 1,400 bushels of wheat were sold at the
market there foe twenty shillings per bushel, which is a proof of
the state of the country.
The Foreign market is also in a state of great stagnation—Ex-
chequer Bills has rather Improved, being 57 to Ss, and there has
been a little dune in Brazilian Bonds, which are not quite so good
. .
as yesterday.

Lieutenant General Sir HENRY Fells was on Monday
elected Member for Sandwich. In the room of Mr Rowans Owns.
Sir Wu. J. Holm. M P. tor Dumfries shire, paired
off (against the Catholic Relief Bill)... Monday and Tuesday last,
with MAI/01DES Baum. Req.
A letter from M ilta. dated March 7, states that en
official communkariws had been received there by the Pelican

frigate, sating the Soak asghleacence of din RAD In the Treaty of
the Ith of Jay, without any reservation.
The Bt-hop of BATH and WRLLII will shortly present
to his !harm himself various important Petitions from the Clergy
of this Diocese. the object of which is to avert an evil at once so
destroaivei and so inetval. as Qtholic Enuocipation.d—liath
Mask&

We are sem aieJ that the Clergy of the Arehdeaconry
of W.V.t are, front their several Deaneries, addressing the Kum,
petitioning his Maarrry not to sanction measures which will admit
Roman Catholics ism Parliament, the Privy Conned, or principal
'unitive slices of the Goveronsent.--Did.

An Addieso to the Eino, praying his MAIKSTY to
dissolve the present Parliament, as k no Mager represents the semi.
mans of the people spas the Plat Inestiss of admitting the Roman
Catholics to civil power. bee been pesPed hi tills dty, and now lies
for signature at the Bazaar in St4Usut, The number of sips.
tures it has already received anisnote So upwards of
Her M4jeNty the Empress of RUSSIA is ClptCtOti to
arrive shrirtiy at Berne, la order to be present at the marriage of
his Royal Highness Frisco %Yuman aid the Princess of Sale
WILMA L.

sr. Jewel's PARlL—During last week two more
gates Is Se. James's Park bays boss opened for the accommodation
of the public. besides the gate opposke the Horse Guards, see at
the corner near Storey's Gate. and the ether sear Ihrekinghant
Gate, an that persons going from the Horse Guards or Storey's
Gate have a delightfri walk through the inland, to Pimlico and
Chelsea. Upwards of SOO of the shrubs which were planted last
year have died during the winter, but the remainder are Is a very
thriving state. Workmen are now employed in removing the dead
shrubs. which are immediately to be replaced by others to MI up
the vacancy. Several wild ducks were toned into the Park lest
senunee, and the top pinion of the wing cut to prevent them lying
away. These birds associate constantly with the swans, and are
become quite dessesticsted and tame. Yesterday, several of
their nests containing eight or nine eggs, were discovered by some
of the workmen an the small Island opposite his Maiesty's Palace.
We understand it Is the intention of the Commissioners of Woods
and Forests to base benches erected in different parts of the Park,
fee the conveniesee et the public,. and also to Wows light Whigs
liver the piece of water In the Park, about she middle.


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