The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-04-17 00:00:00

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it was essential in an argnilitet that the recess e( it
w~rd
should he clearly understoid. would requratsitig
Lordships to considei theism& of the Articles et the
Church, The
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ilajettymeetdf
ahlaitheitthaele
vslioifefth"islimerlimil,tWhiliteretlermthrey
cletiastical oh civil, in all Cantos doth *ppm* wet.
is not nor ought to be subject to any foreign jgriiiit
tion." There was no Kunsan Cathdlie whassow
would deny his assent to that peopoildw•
The article proceeded thus :—" When we us-h 7,
rpul
botoutesmraintoest,tishre
of snmpserarisniracanesindeetrnhoetus:sntfliontelikstswerthidineZ ,weme at
Iltofothmer
also lately set forth by Elisabeth our gnerti, ilo IssK
plainly testify, but that only prerogative whith st,
see to hate been given always to all godly l'rintes
sHereciihhrouoiacioluirYtegeledsdBdioacrebscrurytollilenlOt.tiaalotirlirral:Aseowtiwifial:SheteestrfUllitswhiosarseienihrinidethtit:ishormetkeyhiaitenr":ll:af
tr:ltneiitccoehrelititesimtnthtlitsiiiide'rveedttelrdfitahalahitatot.iiereattithiihus.:o'l.
floral, and restrain with civil sword the %Wilson' ask
flat he .4.
observe, that when be was at the University of ow,
ealrittErgdoedf 1.104,1
Horn (a University of which the King of this tuft-
try was the hector) he was under i Prefroor srbas
general talents were well known, snit whs,u loth
with the principles of the canon law seas atkly,•wwv•
ed throughout Germany. If their Lordships wosU
Lim, he would read that Professor's definition of reel,
siastieal power. His Royal hues% here read tie
Learned Professor's opi;:ion in Latin at considstabl.
4
length, and maintained i hat it was strictly costars.
Ale so the articles, and to the injunction of Qum
onwhirls
p ltri.onitled forose:.rittiilel7ere
could foettdli
the
regulation of society, without the consent of the S.•
vereign, he could see iso difficulty in letting theta
thsitirs have that %Is ire i.s the legistiriiio, to akin,
as subjects of the realm, they were entitled. In en.
troliction to the opinions maintained by the Nils
Bari. wills reNieet to Papal influence, he tosintaisti
that the Pope neither ought to have nor had inisesa
is any country in which the Sovereign slid net eas
tribute to the establishment of that influence—ls
body could doubt that the Sovereign of this comer
most always be a Protestant : and ther,fore what en
there to apprehend from iolluence which sochsa
ca
vereign would of rourse not ce:ifion ? lath .1
if he might hare the presumption to sly so, in*
vereignty of this country alia tics reside its ar
ist
sisal, but in a corporate body. In order to shot Is
fact that tt e Pope had no po et of ititerfereativib
on the sanction of theSavereign, even in a Cobh
country, ais 'Loyal highness adverted to the eon*
tion of a lieueral Council, composed of all thetilis
churches in Christendom, of Bishops, of Sasesslgst
of Heads of Monastic Orders, of Heads of uniwniiits
Ilse. and instanced the inefficiency of the Bull of Pio
the 4th, issued to Margaret of Anjou, the, Repot id
the Netherlands, which was successfully wooed bodi
by the hierarchy and the civil rushers of Uvrert-
ment, as well as the efforts made in vain hy ?WWI.%
Scoria in Spain, although aided by the Pope. II
such were the difficulties, even in t Catholic coast:«
of carrying the instructions of the Pope into effect,:
fortiori those difficulties would be moth it:cruel
in a Protet.'ant country A fter ar!.: din% this paint
i considerable length and nit!, great ability, his ihs.
Highness maintained the exneiiiency of repeals:
stsecest
osstie
He was anxious that all Isis 31ajesty's faithful m
jects should enjoy the blessings of the Constitstio
providing such securities against any dangers SW
might be apprehended (although he confessed that
did not anticipate any), as the Legislature ostV
deem expedient. What their Lordships Were rot' •
! upon tii do that night, was to legislate, not to cone.
In his opinion, they acre not to make any concerti..
but to make sods regulations as %could bilielat, Dot H
'
iman Catholics alone, but every class of his liaiestp
subject. His Koval highness conclioled by err&
ing hiss hope, that as a Peer of that House, sod t' I
Prince of the Blood, warmly unrolled to the ionise
of his country, be should ire evensed for hating!"
Passed so low, on their Lordships' 3ltelniUo with:
fvence to a subject of vital importance to the Etepi:
--(Hear, bear.)
The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM contended tki
this Bill was treated now as if the qiiestion had be.
Whether the Boman '.'atliolic r.ligion should ir:e`
fered to exist, instead of inquiring whether it '
wise In shut out millions of our fellow-subjects whirr
levied that religion, from the blessings of the KeeCroat
Lion. '1 here had been, without doubt, a rat
do in public opinion respecting the etsaseiron"‘
the Homan Catholics, and notliiti:t* showed t' "
c
'less of its opponents so usu. Is, as their king 4.
' constantly to shift their gr.onnil. .1 hat state of fg:'•
and of social blessings which the Kyr Pfelet.".
warmly eulogised. was erjuyed some years agos
it was thought that every man who west
ought to be banished (roam sorietv,ol:::,
every Priest is as a felon.—(lc.sr.)—Times,
haul reattl.• rhatiged since, but though we I's'
he
now interfere it silt the exercise of l;:s
coutinneil very charitably to insult his
fetlifl
Noble Marqui% then stated, that aongli the eleis
should now fail, vet it wouid t vet:many .arre's.:
1773 the Irish Parliattient refused to suffer le`its
0b1i414 is
99 years ; lint i.s the rear after, they were -1 cr
le• thesis take leases for 999 vt The Ituflu'sr,
lilAies were, by WI Ai% Of 114 i.• P
to hold con 111 l issiiiiis in the Arroy and Nav!. wihrtf
such a concession wa4 repeateslty
agiiinst the to n. al lan* of then. Ulf"'
Parliament wsis,sid t!,11% ultimately et,:..10,..
h 14.11. 141 p Ow “i6111;01 ill
by
illrt in the liars ;t 4.1;r
Elizalietli. At present the Cathi Airs ti re,
to light MU battles., lists • ire in t; e 8147:;!
l'o them it was Icf: to son she ~t 4 'Le/hits:
the harvest. lint it was ache t. was there to b..
.71
:u the concessions made to the Ittws,9l3tl4A6',
would answer, that Ilse Lejist.ststre sochito.._ A).
until they hail milt:silted throe to all the b:toosuori,
Constitution.—(Hear.)—It was tn, to,
imiters. that tousi ought t lib'lto
lbw 60'
it had heels guilty of eJrr.ytio!, },tth
tog others. Lot such it% ap..slat red Iron,
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