The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-01

August 3 80
The Dublin mail this morning has brought
the following intelligence of Importance.
PROCLAMATION.
Against the Catholic Committee, -
eve stop the press to announce to ,the
public, that privy council sat this day at
the Castle. and that it was resolved 20 issue
proclamation, prohibiting The election OF
Delegates to the CathopC Committee. The
offic al document is an elaborate production,
being writ en- with more care than the for
mer notification for similar purpose from
the castle and it is signed by twelve privy
counsellors. Ii enumerates the re olutione
of the Catholic Committee, Gas published in
the papers) then quo,ee section fthe Con-
ventlon Act and declares il TO be the tnteu-
zion the government to enforce the Psnsls'
ties OF the law against such persons as
should proceed 10 eject Deputies, managers.
or Delegates 10 the Catholic Committr -
]. appears that the lord lieutenaut's Sc
c~e,ary had written otsfciaily to lord Fingall
on the subject ot the Catholic Commit zee,
and that his Lord.hip had two Interviews
with Mr. Pole. Ills stated that the Sc
creIary had declared the system of delega.
tfon 10 be altogether illegal, adding, that the
TrisA government would be. under the neces-
sity OF enforcing the Convention Act, if the
meaaurs should not oe abandoned, and en-
treating his Iordship to Withdraw the sane
lion of his rank from the Catholic Committee,
4 is also stated that lord Fingai asked he
secretary whether il was the wish Of the
Irish government hat such sentiments should
bv ccnvs yedto the Garholc Committee, and
that then Mr. Pole requested his Iardsnip
60 suspend the communication 49, 30
turn of an express to- ton
N /" We avail ourseiS ~
bof sop pre&, to ste SOY & s.
rlst reached n office. 1t 5l5t
" w. Pole hsswaraed Isefir0 sff. nel
to p oceed in what theNRe se5fe4E. thiDks
proper to call = An InsurcectionaYA Mra-
sure" by attending the Catholic Commit
tee o.
at is also added, that 90 z2sk.L ieute-
nant has deSired-to have n conSstfe with.
Lord Fiugali, respecting the Catholic Com =
nnttee I'D q Post.
The Eliza Cartel IS arrived at Dartmouth
from MorlAti She brought oversize ahis
country twelve Irish Priests. who we're ciriy
wen out of Rome about twelve months ago
after having resided there,
some Of them, for upwards Of nine years
a letter has bSeh sbewn, in which the
good faith of Russia is called in question, as
10 the free ports which II is said she is a.
bout 10 open. and the merchants and under.
writers are cautioned not to en.rust their pro-
petty under such proteCtion--in the same
iettet it is recommended, that instead of
those free ports under p foreign power, An,
holtsein our own possession, should be con
Verted into depot for the commodities to
be sent from this Country TO the Baltic and
that for the greater security me fortfcati-
ons should be improved, and the garrison
augmented.
There are reasons for beievi' & hat a good
understanding subsists betweeu our govern
ment and the Emperor Al, xande.a SUP
plies of lead, and other articles, to a great
amount, have lately been sent tn Russia
andit appears ttat this has been has done
with the know;6<Ege of, and at the instance
~ ministers,
e Extract of letter received from Pet
yDr'h yesterday -" a few days since a
Rabourlng man, engaged ploughiug in a field
at Bignor uear Pelworth found the Plough
obs by heavy stone, when he ob.
faiped assistance and Removed 1t it is of
marble, and beneath is flight of steps of
Fhe SapR<Aeading to large arched passage,
where tNey discovered an eOlire Roman
Bath, with tess-lated pavement in perfecr
prc servation. The ba h Is of hexagonal
form surrounded with seats, in the centre
SIS sne elic pipe : the bottom OF the ba IA
IS about 9 feet below the pavement, and five
Sec, wide the tessalated floor represents
VARIOUS figures in dancing attitudes most
the '0und dolphin, and various o her an.
1iqu ties ofthe mos costly materials Il is
&ppp1sed ,obe the remains of a Roman pa
Zee a Roman road has also been disco
gered Ieaiing through the field.
I is said that Bonaparte has prop sed a
ma rim0HiaI union between the K,ng "
Rn.ae aud ne Youngest daughtero Of ,nc EN-
Pernr Alexander, which has been rejected
g. ae latter
A letter from Cronstadt states, that
,sbont ne SIN July so ships had arrived
shere from diffe,ent quarters and such
wa the confidence en- ertained there OF
re Meditation between Great Britaio and
bussa, thai the price Of freight had ex
fenced very considerable depression
-. ls which had recently been allowed
V'sse aces a ton for hemp, were now
He,V, f.. light guineas and so strongly
gao 20 vabS NAT British vessels would
VS. u eH ip"n.,,'sr,, 'r numbers, that licensed
- I'VE cn'ld with dlffie nl'y procure ireight'
81 even lower prices
s.rr,es otlcad, guupowder and other ar
So nave been sent TO Russia measure
~ would not Of course be adopted, nao
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