Star.
London, England, 1829-04-18 00:00:00

LORD FARNHAM'S PROTEST
AGAINST THR FORTY SHILLING FSBEHOLDERS
DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL.

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• Densmoner,
altbssgb, is say spines, the 'leafy* from:blot
o Wind oesoltoo rogolataso. yet the provides, of this HI are
highly aseammikodemal, insesoch as they require that the quail&
Mem to noble fresbeiden to vete at elections for caustics la
InAmil ant be decided es by alien sprinted by the Crown.
renewebb sr the pleasure of the Crows, paid by the Crown,
eniptedibly tooling up to the Gowerneeem ter the dose beteg tar
pinks si preematiso, sod therefore wader its direst isillance.
11. Swaim this bill does oat give any effective appeal
the deckles ef nth (Seers, that which is prociactl by it bar ett
so ezpossivo • same as net to be available by the major pan d
the fresbeklenot Ireland.
5. Oscan it appears to me that, by the prewbbilli d this Elk
a corrupt sod arbitrary Gownsman' may obtain as undue power
over the oesetiteemey of Ir dad, and, by such inilnent, procure
the tutors of Members to the Bane of Comusons subservient
their views, and thus endanger the Made. of the people.
4. lecane, b my wines, the At sod proper tribunal to lima*
ins the loolloodems offoolisitkrs to vote at elections fee condo
mild be the Haolstrooss of such comotj, together with the Aeon.
Mt Ilarristers (their being coordinate), with ao ellentive
appeal free their when required—thus the
would be able to eawaterect say lodge bias of the dadassillt=
rioter, if such should east, sod, the Annan Banister nimbi
check any pant teeing which night be sorpoood to ialloopos epto
Nagistrup
& Reesolo the BM makes me provision he the regobtloo elhhe
dos** Itoseeise it sides, coostios of &lee. sad Minh !evil*
*Nth csim, iP peeped= so the ovoltor of lesoltoltion, to avows
• et on WA la modes at large.
Mood) • '• FARNHAM'

THE BISHOP OF BATH AND WELLS' PROTEST
AGAINST THETHIRD READING °FIVE CATHOLIC
BILL.

Dtteeneurr. •
1. Beamee, though a fell sod complete religiose toleration be
the isalisualsk right of every individual to the &ate, yet still pelt
tical power cogent junky be deemeded by any Disseutiog seat.
whenever the cooccesiso of the power appears to be iscoasi.tcot
with the security and welfare of thesossmialty at urge.
It &teller, Nuts the period of the Reformation. the Roman
Catholic Lito;ch ever has beeo.and le, determinate', bee r& to the
cause of Protestantism, and to the principle. of liberty, civil red
religioes; the..sneeshaes, therefore, of that Church are in &sludge
to be the Legielmon of a Protestant country.
1. Bream many of the tenets of the Roman Catholic Church
we directly opposed to the doctrines of Christianity, as promul-
gated in the revealed word of Auusurr Goo
4. &UMW, for done sad other restos., as a Bishop of our pore
and reformed Chercb, I feel myself called upon to enter this
my protest against the 818 admitting Roman Catholics into the
higher Aims of the &ate. sod into the two Reuses of Parissmets.
(>llSpoi) GEO. H. BATH and WELLS.
It was Biped for the Ist, aad g.l moms. by
FARNHAM.
And it was steed for the Ist mad ed reasons by
CLANBRASSILL.

LORD MOUNTCASHEL'S PROTEST
♦GAINST THE THIRD READING OF TIM
CATHOLIC BILL.

soistestsim.
1. Because the present measure is use which will endanger tbs
Constitetion of these realms ia Church and State, and may even.
many lead to the sobversies of Civil and Religions Liberty.
B. Because Roman t mho** cannot, according to the docerkete
of the Roman Church. be bound ,by any oaths which either di.
rretly or indirectly interfere with the allegiance they owe to the
Pape and his Omens. • The Romeo Catholic Doctors and Divines -
sewn k to he their oplabot that oatbssisay be broken ; Popes in
former time. have granted absolution for this pezpose, .and, there-
fore, may do an apse.
S. Became. history flat the professors of the Hanish
faith have always ed temporal power to establish the splrl.
teal supremacy of dark Church. When Roman Catholics cheats
binomial sitaatiens. whether at home or io ear distant celesta,
they may. seder the directioo of their Priests had Confessors, men
their autbotity to Injure the Protestant religion ; they, will oppose
the &Madan of the Holy Bible, the establishment of the Pram
mat inaltutions, and the mations ei Protestant Ministers
4. Because it is impossible to upset that Roma Catholics, •1I
euesclaidoesly attached to the religion they profess. as give that
support to Protestant poindples-and doctrine which it behoves
Great Britain to upheld, and Ms. Majesty. es 0 Protector of the
Faith." to ratlike. Jf a "Amber of the Mardi of Reese shield
refrain from openly attacking those things which are esseadally
Protestant, he may mill feel iodised to wink at the attempts of
others, placed is subordinate dices.
& Because the pore doctrine of the Pretesting Chunk befog
that taught by the Holy Apostles, and believed by the fret Chris-
tiana. ought to be upheld; whilst that professed by P.m Cs.
thence, being corrupted by false tradldens, summed by lelleralless
and any compusial to the evil ineiloatiwissof me. seam to be de.
eidedly disowned. It is notarises that all the. principal false
doctrines of Popery were unknown as Articles of Faith, eves. is
the Church of Items, before the seventh mean ; sod in the ohm.
tomb. in this songhtened land, It most prove elleadve is the sk
mom thee to encourage the. weed et tdlgioes array. If we
forsake Goo, he will forsake sus
I. &cases the National gilled Molt OseWtern/ ,be aplangeVen
_67 the granting of power to those who are bound to believe it to

be either heretical et adissatle—who speed= the validity of its
hely isidiseseeo—and maw madder Be temperalkies to be usurps•
dose—Not emir will the power cesseisaby tics Am be employed
to undermine the Church el Iliobed le spiritual shatters, bit also
is wresting from It the tithes mod other Clore\ poverty.
7. Because civil liberty bus never Meg ilsoriebed soder a Pophk
Government. In properties as Posey scleireb perrecihe risks
of the people will be invaded. It will seek le esetreel the liberty
of sisought. weed...sad 'wins end. 01191711.1111111resece becomes
esolicinto4sowerful in Parliament, the *any of the Press will be
use of the, fires rights arteeled.•
s. Beciuse. the mare power h gives to Psalm the greater so.
.inhlattssetts will dominative eS estabilah themselves Welds these
dominions. Only fifty years ago thine were sot sweaty thousand
Beam Catholics In Great Brinks ; whores, at she present des
the weber is cesepeted at towards of Ike heedred
This lacrosse has bees the casseleesat of temperalossilmisismoiv
held out by Parliament. I; is therefore lateral to wpm that.
after the present eseesent. Popery will farther Menses; Bed, as
mos as the power of Boma is able to tope with these prefessiag
the Protestant faith, those neon of religious animosity mad purse
maim witnessed by our ancestors, and recorded is the wads of
Great Britain, must again desolate this sadon.
9. Because this Act can cure nose of the wile trader which Im-
bed labours ; eekhei win it miscall's' that kingdom. The lower
orders, who haw bees led to motet leech Woe& most saes Bad
out their error; they Mast .dal sulks many hardships, and Ind
abundant awes for turbulence sad dhientest.
la Because not *sly is pewee glees either directly .r indirectly
to the Popish Priesthood to oppsss, and, if possible; to subvert
the Protestant Chords estalsl4.d by low; bet weal attempt to
protect the true rangiest, by the based= of dames is the Olga•
mime, has beea resolutely resisted by-his Majesty's Ministers, and
Badly soothed.
Mann MOIINTCASHEL.

LOE cektisittati4 'otricz,
An 18th, 1829.
GENTLEMEN attending his MAJESTY'S LEVEE.
VI at St. James's Palace, am Wedateeday the 2116 instant, are
to appear Its 1110UaNING, eederalably with the Orders, dated
the 13sh lomat. aosetieeed In the Gaulle.

THE EVENLNG STAR.

LON DON.

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SATORI)AIf. APRIL 18, 1829.
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• Drasillas

SNAIL PAM.
35 . 11!

The Paris Papers of Wednesday were received last
night. The successor of M. deli FiRRONATS has not
yet been named, and it is supposed that the Ministerial
arrangements will not take place till after the Easter
holidays.
Jotters from Toulon mention that four sail of the
line are to be laid np; and no hostile operations against
Algiers are to be undertakes. Reports are alluded to

loom Vienna and Berlin, th.t Don hitoust, is shortly
to be recognized as King of Poetugal. There can be
ao foundation for such tenons.

Letters from the frontiers of Moldavia. mai .n re-

stouts of sanguinary battles having been fought bet Ween
the Russiaorand Turks near Giurgarro, in which the
• latter were defeateJ with great lose.

. The French Funds dosed en the iStit—the Five per Cents.
Rat. SOc.—Three per Cane. 7H.115e.

• FlO3l THE GERMAN PAPERS OP THE UST.
MAIENCE, Aram A.
The stews which we received we days ago from Were. that
He Merman between Prussia and Holland reapeaing the freedom
a the nairlption of the Rhine m finally adjusted. sad that the

coadkieos on whirls this important router Is to be molded are
• dually agreed to by the Gottereateets bet! coestries. has bees
. csolirined by bus aoctioote. It is mid that Prussia, which has

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long ►ad in view the condition of a political convention wit► the
Netherlands, ►as made fewer dilicehles than before respecting the
regulations of the comensad and savigaden, in order to induce
Ilionand to similar concesaless in the arrangement of the political
oulatiose, and that in t►is maser the two parties have at knit►
come to an awierstanding. Prom these circumstances It is pre-
sumed, that the freedom of . the navigation of the Rhine has not
bees established in ibis senvendes between Prussia and the
Illethniaods is se msoprehensive a manner as laid dews in

the, Act et Congress of item. and way probably. therefor. not
have the mem et the ether &stet on Hie bank, or et the Allied
Pinyon. especially England. which dined and guaranteed the

Treaties et Paris awl VieOM It new be selikieetly repealed.

dust de maimanoce el chianti of things on the Rhine as it sow
is, however imperfect. is yet far more advantageous for Germany
. Mss the hoe savigaties of the Rhine ea the phis hitherto proposed
14 the Dutch, which would put them is posoreelas of the trade
sod sanytios of the Germans, while it would keep the latter se
mach escluded as ever from that pan of tie Rhine which flows
*roosts the Netberlsods, sad withhold from them the *dimmers

remised by the Act of Coevals;
Letters have been received at Fnakfort from Dr. Necklet, a
mita of that pry. who is gone as nsturallit to the Dutch Colonies,
and is employed by the Government on board an expedition in the
Asiatic Archipelago. The Dutch bad commenced boilding a fort
in 3 deg. 33 min. SO see. South latitude, and ISO deg. 31 min.
lecwitode, oaths cant of New Gaines, in a country which Dr. AL
&seethes as mosaudnotts. and extremely beurdfol. The 44th of
' September, as the birth day of the King of the Netherlands, wes
land for taking mmiewsios of the country in his ilisjesty's same.
The crews were very sickly, and Dr. U. was very ill for some
weeks. They had previously had an socommer with the natives
near t►e Dona river, in which two oilicers were meirtaliy
wounded, and several if the natives killed. The place where the
new settlement is to be founded was called Triton's Bay. after one
of the ships bsicogiag to the npedkion.-41g. Mhos:, Apra 10.

CtrY. Tit Lye oICLocE.

Arrivals Ms minim a Sienalca Mall—sailed 17th Mitch ; front
Carthage's& 4th Mir& Madras Seth Dee. and Bombay 13th Dec.
nest vas 8111.411 CA PAM= or sinter 4.

Retract of • utter from Carshageos, dated 26th Feb.—' Yes-
weds,/ the French brig of war Alobi•ds, having on board 11. G.
Cattiest. bearing a diplomatic Coinatisdoe from his Most Cats•
etAst Nsawreir to this Goverssse•t ; sod among the other pas.
widen is his Recolitecy the Doke of Monts Boma, a Peer of
Prance. It is said that they will proceed to Bogota, almost tome.
effetely. Bolivar is st Ls Ceja, on his note to Popsysit. The de-
test of the tebekcootiottes. As order has coon down -to remote
Geerr•l Samosas to Veneuela the Coadiaionico is fitting
out, so I suppose he vriU go lo her.
• 14His Majesty's Gueerosaent have offered the appointment of
Attorsey-Gettersi of this Island, moot by the xstirentent of
Mucus Bess; to Gowan Sconarts. Banister at law, and late
?ream •f de Csart of"Criodool led Cfrffjostleo is the colony.

of Demerara; but k k not bar delarnalied whether*
• •• .
accept tke
This being * pow* eta. 114roara. row an le set'sodilit
as *Ogre& Essliesp, aholialiew elanls of
potatoes. Camels apikied m ifj fiiilq,,Acceent. I •
CITY. HALICASVONE &MOM. ".
Clensolif hove improved aims the early pct of the mar**,
swim they wife at 111 for eke Asesoloood at present they may be
quoted at es to I, and Ss for Meaty. This kopromeneet is at.
trusteed to the jabbers beleribersood 'do met like so ge ever the
holidays without Wog io Stock. •
We have acemots Irma Madras, dated the lit el Imam sod
from Bombay ie.uhe ii7th of Desember ; bet there is so political
leformatioa of impetuses b y the abet! movryanee.-
A great mustiest is felt in the City, by the report of theists.
emersion of Cadiz I bet had this bees tree, w e *odd lam had ass
overland likprese, as the Fnuch Govensommt would have received
it by telegraph. Howevw, it is probable that some serious Wm.
dation might ham happened there, owing to the earthquake ia
the south of Spain, by the pressers of the sm.
In as Foreign market little or nothing is defog at present.
We sodomised from good authority that an Ezweordinary Am-
bawds, is gig from this country to Lisboa. to oroeciate for the
settlement of the Merest:es Wenn Doe MOWN. sod Ms brothei,
Dee Proem

Cassels IS i foe the Account.

COURT CIRCULAR.
The Fattens AUGUSTA attended Divine Service yes-
Wiley morning, in the Chapel Royal. St. James's.
The Duke of Sawa', the Duchess of GLOVCRAIMR,
and the Princess Soma. visited the Psinsese Amuses yesterday.
at her residence t the IlLing's Palate, St. James's. TM Royal.
Sisters afterwards tea as airing together in a carriage. . •
The Earl of Assam's*. Mr. Secretary Peat, and
the Ceram:woe of tho Sunman. had interviews with the Duke
of Wessmissou yesterday. TM Earl of Basaaisms. Viscount
Lowman*. and the Jesse. Aorecam•CistnemeN bad interviews
with the Noble Deka on Thursday, at the Treasury.
Dispatches were sent off front the Foreign Office,
Deendnretrest, yesterday evening, for Sir Commas &OM ear
Ambassador in the Netherlands ; sad tsr Lord &VAST de Rove.
say, our Ambassador at Paris.

Wm JAM'S SCARLIITT is to be the new Attorney-
LlOlll ROTROC.I7 Sig. eldest - •of Baron

__..JRL Di . . SOO
N. M. as Iteenamsta, has Wi London for Paris.
The celebrated Gaoaoa Firsoarocc Coosa had a
,eineviar amipathy to drummers. He was epee readies the eiletal
mama of a heals, which among the returns et killed was a
deeemner. What be 41001 e to this point. be dropped the paper.
*peed his lands, sad with thews, exeltstlea he would have em
bStised 1111 Eidfeek *claimed. " Thank Goal thank Goa! therit's
one drummer gees at last."
Lady Alma GORDON eldest daughter of the Earl of
Assanant, matinees danger:say indisposed at Argyll House.
Sr. ALBANS —lnstead of the usual meeting in Lord
Dare's Park. styled " The Hoe," races will la future be held at
St. Albans, where tie turf is admirably adapted for the sport.
Saturday the brigantine George.Cannibg sailed from
Greenock with an associatim of families. who have agreed to form
an establishment on Lake Harm, is Upper Canada.
In a trial at York Assizes, Mr. Justice BAIL'S took
occasion to mesa& a it tasks be useful for landiords to knew, that
by a recent Act of Parliament It was meted, that If any alehouse
keeper was movicted of bang drunk. be should ma be upside of
being licensed fora toddle house fee three yeas." •
Liar or Paaas.—The Dote of. Rutland voted against
the third reeding el the Catholic Relief -NM, though he voted ler
the second. Leeds EMMA eriecouni Middles's) and,lllllbles:
dale, and the BleSocosaf, Binger, voted imam the third relogsw...—
If we add Lords Nortanekb and Gent. veal *ere eaddwadry abut
out me the seamed reading, we shall WM. whole pnwher of Peers
who Mewled, or Stet their pr lee to oppose the wiesente, In one
stage oe another. was 1111.• Lords Forbes and Stewart of Castle
Stewart (Earl Nonwoven absent. • Lad Clwyd,*
.set its teed
Willotigbire D'Ereaby. and voted in the majaelty. ' •
A meeting of Noblemen and Gent)entai Of fielsod
'NA place ea Thursday, at the Union Hotel, jr. atheametreetathis
Game the Duke of Lantana in the Cliair the purpose beam.
*Whig the propriety of convening a mehMineethig, to take the
necessary steps for meatiog a statue ta:Dablis vela Gram the
Doke of Warassvest, a ceasaamareca fiia Into ailasiure-ref relief
to his Majesty** Roman Catholic subjects, vibes it was Mislaid to
call such a meeting, at the London Tavern, es the Id May.: The
'banish of Dowsentaa and 'several other Posse sad Commoners,
war prima, as well as Mr. O'Careeth. •
The Gaulle of last night contains an account of a
gallant exploit en the esast of Africa, in the capture of a Spanish
slave chip armed with fourteen guns, with a crew of eighty moo,
by the Black Joke. British tauter, of only two guns aod
men.
OMs HUMOR= tuns Apo.--This little anecdote.
copied from a Paper published is Leedom in 1723, will illustrate
the Menace betimes the pressed times and a century put:—
"Tuesday, Jan. 1,172 L On Sunday a woman was seised near
London-wall for wearing a gown faced with calico; and being
carried before a Magistrate, and refusing to pay the penalty inlictid
by the Statute, she was emanated to the Corrupter. " The imports-
deo of cotton wool last year exceeded 29.000.000 of 1.0206.—
What Would the goad Lady say to the Magistrate. if she could
return sad see the cotton articles new is use? What was Man-
chester In those days a—toaster.
Fast ALB Fasten ea.—On Thursday morning two fine
hounds, the property of a Nobleman widl hewn In Essex, being ma
with a groom. made a (raid and simultaneous rush on an old
woman amyl" a basket, in litusell.square. which, in her fright,
she let ;all, eat screaming, ran away.. The surprise of the groom
was extreme; but, on his reaching the mot where the old lemma
had been attacked, he discovered that the basket In questing cap-
tained no less than six bares, which, very natereny, bad attracted
the scent of the bounds. • The woman, who is supposed to be esa•
pseud with poachers. did not retain to clans the property.
In a case which occurred in the Crown Coast daring
the late Gloucester Assizes, a countryman who had been subpanaed
as a wkates en the psi t of a prisoner set the whole Court in a roar
of laughter. Matters proceeded very smoothly during his direct
eiamlnatton, and be made no objection to answer any quacks
which was put to him on behalf of his friend lathe dock, but aftei
he bad bees aubjected for some time to the galling ire of a cross-
examination by the Counsel fur the pewee:scion, he became restive,
and at length lading his stock of patience completely eshaessed,
be expressed isirdetermination to answer no mare questions front
the same quarter in the followi'ng resolute terms—" I want say so
more—be dosi'd 111 do—Vie a tad you all I know about h-and
that's all I got to say, by G—!" When the Counsel for die Pei.
sewer again addressed him, he sad. " Ay. I can speak .to tame
moo. but it's impossible vor Ito answer so en. st.wetice.
As to the Lord--be up tbere--(pointing to the )—let 'ea ax
me as may question, as en likes, and I'll answer en, but Fee caa't
talk to a lot of fellows all at one time.";—CLltestkees Chnessisii.
We have
.beea informed, from authority one which
we can sely, that the unhappy cuuntrf of illadaga.car
continues to be in a very distracted state—that most'
kinds of work have been suspended ever since the death
of King RADAMA, as has also all the schools in the
country. Great and mute.' jealousy exists between the
Judges and the milk'', ; the Quests wishes to be neutral
between them, bdt this cannot probably long continue.
South Niko:* Advertiser, JCL S.
Li eonsequente of the ea wanes number of French
clocks which have been introduced into this country, and
sold as of English manutacture,, with the names of
English makers upon than, an order bas been sent to
all the ports, in pursuance of a late regulation of Par-
liament, to prevent, except upon affidavit declaring the
articles to be for private use, the introduction of any
clock of French manufacture which has not the name of
the maker in two conspicuous places.
We were sorry to obser .e on Thursday, during the
distribution of the King's bounty at Whitehall Chapel,
that the beautiful painting on the roof, replanting the
Apedheosis of James ttriFirst, was necessarily supported
by temporary props, preparatory to its being removed,
in consequence of the repairs' which were necessary to the
root of the building. We have not heard the place Of
ita destin.tion. The late Emperor of Russia is known
to have expressed the greatest admiration of this chef
eressrore. and is eves sad to have offered a large gusto
Goverameat for it.
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THE El #0...
tfritseoa, Anti,. 17.-0 o edoesdef tke Bishop
arrived at,tbe .Castle, OS a .itsit to his
SAJWITT.
Wk, V"' o
Aetterday Sir HESSIRT TA non arrived its time to
kite the honour of dining with his MAJESTY.
The Keno is espeeted to leave the Cris be, lot Lost.
Along about Saturday, the 25th. ..