The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-06 00:00:00

CATHOLIC; AGGRKG A I K MEETING.

The day a my asorre.a4 Meeting lank plat., at
Mory's lame Clasp', parsaaat to pahti:.aJrertisa•
went.

On the settee ef Mr 0.00?eltl.L.
CAlerl M'nEtt r r trot Ow ChNir.

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It was mewed by klr. DILLON, that Edward lily.
Eaq. be retusestetl to art as Sacietary, witch as
agreed to by acclamation.
Th. speakers aerie Memos. &Coastal!, Copp'''.
get, Shell. Scatty, Env,. Mar D.lnnell. 0 Gateau,
Nicholas and N nulal N• Donnell.

The follouing lt•soletioes were shlopted by the
e ling :
" Resolved, That Edward Ilvy, Esq. be requested
to ea is Secretory to t, is bleedot.
" " "

" Resolved. That encouraged by the Isoneical is-
Gene* which the diszesai #I of our claims hi.
therto exercised opals public opinion-I'nd being
consinced, that it mum, at no distant
pletely Fem.,. those prej•di.es mitts hie• t. • . .
retarded oar cease—se ere of . Ca-
tholics of Ireland should renew their .'eritiorts to the
Iwgisletere, for tbe Ropes! of the I.sos which de-
prive them of she benefits of the Cosvit anon.
" Rosulred. That the wishes anal feelings of the
Catholics of Ireland can be most advantageoesly
csmmeuicated to Pediment, by tapirs', Petitions
(ions every cosety, city, town, and parish in Ire-
land—said that it Is desirable each Petitions should
be as numernesly signed es possihly, and be ready
foe presentation Potty in the nest S.ssion.
'1 Resolved, That we have observed, with ewes
surprise and regret, in some of the Petitions which
wet. presented to Parliament, dewing this Session,
against our Claims, a diapesition to persevere In im-
puting to the Roman Catholic Body, ern lain en-
chatitable end unconstitutional opinions, *lath they
have repeatedlrdisclaimeil, and of which their most
determined opponents, is both Houses, basing long
since acquitted them.
" Resolved, That to repel these illiberal impala.
liens, we need only refer to oer solemn Declarations
epos pith, an I to our uniform observance of all the
social and poli.i al obligations.
" Resolved, That the cordial and most merciful
Thsoks of the Catholics of Ireland are doe, end are
hereby gives, to the Right II able the Earl of
Donnughmore, (or his esetineed, ',stout, powerful,
and patriotic support of the rights of his Catholic
countrymen. _ _

" Revolved, That enr fleet trolptctfel Thank. are
doe to the Earl Grey, end that Right Rec. and holy
Christian Prelate, the Iretd MAN+ of Norarkh, for
their .;•rti..na to pet in end to the modern of en•
cl.aritible reproach whkh afflicts the Catholic!, •Itile
it degrades the mit« empire
's It •solved, That our *lost enrril.l Thanks are
Ilse, and are berth, given, to the Ri;ltt lion. llenry
Grafton, the Perini of Old Leldsid, and we hail in
his 'SIP verci sift, Wester, .hat el q 'once which
once b.(111 01 elsig noir) free, and aril, we frost,
aqaite relint• r•.r to
Itpirelred, That nor cnrdial Thanks ate doe,and
are hers-lay given, to John Wilson Crotn., Earl. for
the liberality and poisiotiser with witch h. adrnrated
Our sod the legal precision and ing.ntwy with
*hick he poi, ted out the casks r.f oat exclesive
selferingv.

•• Heselt'll, That tr• *WI, seize !hie epperleelly
to express the high tease which the Ctihnlica of Ire-
land entertain of the wishes and of oar
esteemed ceeetrywon. Grow Wrgo.

'• A. J. AS' DLIt MO rT, ehainium.

"JOSEPH PLL:NK F.Tr. i.m. isb C:air.

" That the most porticolor and marked Ittenks of
the Meeting Wilms to Col. Anthony J. fil'Elrrinott,
for his highly proper and dignift4l conduct in the
Choir, end his eminent 'mires to the Coihnlic cies.
ea all occaeiens."—( Dublin Evening Posi, la:, 3 )

The Lards of ti.• Treesory have been pleased to
order the chief eflicera of the several preventive Me-
llon, belonging to the Ceit..ms, all along the ,nett.
to lake charge of the apparatus for saving ShipAreck-
ed mulatto.

Last night, sheet I I o'clock, a lip broke ollt on
the premiset of Mr. is Brit) to, in tinothempton.
street, Bineutststry.sqoare, which suddenly burnt
wills considerable fury to the great alarm of the
neighbourhood ; bet by the prompt attendance of nes
menses engine', and a plentiful supply of water, its
Games were eatingeished witboot damaging any other
bosom The family were net of sown, cud the Masse
eostesitted to the cure of a woman sextant ; who. on
her pert, left it to a child of 10 nr 12 years of age.
Spas.—We hate eery great • to wisest that
one of the persons who addressed the Meeting at
Glasgow was a hired spy. We base heard of a c.f.
tale welisksows character who was peewits% about
Carlisle a few days ago ; and it is very probable that
a bloodier scent attracted hies to Glasgow, very for-
. torattly, his ieciteasists erre flat only dieregarded,
i hal abeelettly iiisatal,--(Cer*k harped )