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BOSTON, July 3.-An briggs Favoritc, Stan
wood, Liverpool, A; Massasoit, Holmes, LIsbon 81
Fortune, Baker, Havana, Is; schr Nonpareil, Dixon
Bath, n Go.
Cid. ship Athens, Henry, Matanzas and Europe
brigs Rhine. Robbins Havre and Rotterdam; Pat
rick Henry, SpaulIng, Brazil
9Th, arr brig Advance, Ponce, 25; dismastel BRIG
Albion, of Bath, fir Wilmington, fallen in with by the
brig Milton.
Cid brig Washington, Springer Richmond: schrs
Acaid, Brown, tor st Thomas; Caroline & Nancy
Greenlaw, st Andrews.
SALEM, July 2.-Cld George, Saunders, for Cal.
cutta.
NEw-BEDFORD, July Arr at Farhaven
ship Amazon, Bowen, Brazil Banks, 20.
Sailed, ships Good Return, Terry, and Milwood,
Ellis, Brazil Banks.
~, arr ship Charles, Brayton So DAYS fr Nalparai-
SO, with 1910 bbls sperm. oil. In February last,
spoke ship Rosalie, Gardner, Of Warren, ITO. IL
was reported that the ship Phcnx, for this port, with
Z3oO bbls. had put away eaky. The Charles has
been absent but about 20 months, and was full when
Is months out. Captain Brayton states that the
leather shoathlng the bottom Of the Phenix in
miserable condition-every part Of IT that could be
come at, had been cut of.
NEW.YORK, July 3.-Arrved ships Tennessee,
Fowler, New Orleans; Othcllo, Jocelin. Charleston,
D; susquehannah, Devol, do; briggs Empress. Bates
Havana, 10; Champion, Folger, Mobile, ~; Rod
man, Wood, New Bedford; schrs Empire, iioyt, 81
Iiarts, via Stamford, Con; Gen Warren, Rathbone,
Orleans; Eliza, Pike, Charleston; Alpha, Fisher,
~ Pierrcs, Mart. lj, American Hero, EuslS, VIII
mington, q.
Cid. ship Eagle, Nowall, Alexandra; Br. buquc
Lord Wellington, Roche, Liverpool; bris-s Crawford,
Bnghtmsn, Providence; Horizon, Cook, do; Bra
MN: Lecch. Mldeira and Calcutta.
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SMITH, Dixie & CO,

No. 9, Chenps de,
HAVE just received from the New York
n Il Auctions, splendid assortment of Lon
don, French and Domestic black, b ue, olive,
claret, brown, green Oxford and mixed Broad
cloths; superfne blue, black, drab and mixed
Cassimeres; elegant silk and goats-har Camb-
let, for gen,lemen's coats; Russia and French
Drilling; striped Florentines; mixed and black
Lustrngs; black and drab Denmark Satins;
heavy, plain and striped Bombazines; drab and
olive bang-up Cords; olive Velvet; London,
Marseillcs, and Valencia Vestings, new and
elegant patterns; Irish Linens; fancy Cravats;
black and striped Italian Handkerchiets; Um-
brcllas; Beaver, Doe skin and linen Gloves;-
cotton, silk, linen and worsted Hose and Half
Hose; Webb's patent roller and common Sus-
penders, &c. which in addition to their former
stock, make their assortment complete.
Constantly on hand, as ubove, a general as
sortment ofready made Clothing, consisting Of
blue, black, olive, clarct and mixed Frock
Coats.
Black, blue, olive, green, clarct and mixed
Coats.
Cashmere. Valencia, Marscilcs, silk and
velvet Vests.
Broadcloth, Cashmere, Denmark Satin,
Lasting. florontino, Drilling, Satin, and bang
mp Cord Plntaloons.
Shir, Collars, Cravats, Linen and Silk pock-
ct lIandkcrchiels, ready for use.
fs*GarInents made to order al short notice,
and warranted 10 ft.
0>,-Cmting Garments particularly attended
90. july.
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By the steam, boat Fulton,

Arr at New York, on Thru rsday, ships Curlcw
Reed, Liverpool, 40; Moro Castle, Lenox, do a.
brigs Jachin, Drew, Savannah, 8 Bolivar, Clark
Mobile, 81; schrs New Sophronia, Ribbey, st Tho
mas, %; Saluda. Hood, Savannah, 10; Origon, Mix
do 6; Bold Commander, Godfrey, do Z; Emma, Rsh
op, do 3, for Providence; Franklin, Doane, George
town, 8; Plandome, Wilson, Wilmington, 3; sooT
Eliza Nicoll, Bankenshp, Savannah. Below, brg'
Sea Nymph, Anderson, Tampico; Franklin, Drink
water, Havana, IL.
CID brigs Henry, Dockray, Hull; North rarolina
Hallett, Wilmington; sloop Alonzo, Child, Provi
dence.
Arr at Philadelphia, 4th, brig Margaret, Anderson
Havana, Is. At the Lazaretto, brig American, from
st Jago, IL. Cid brig Cato, Biscoe, Vera Cruz.
Arr at Baltimore, 3D., schr Iris, Cruthers, Port at
Prince 4days Lett volant, Good Return, Maria
John & Joseph, and Buglehorn, all unc; Milo, Eden
ton, just arr.
Below, ship Jefferson, Leslie, Liverpool
Cid ship Henry Clay, Parker, Amsterdam.
Arr in Hampton Roads, 3Oth ut. ships Richmon /
Crabtrce, and Tally Ho, Fisher, Liverpool, 10.
Cid a, Savannah, 23d, ships Georgia, Liverpool
Olive & Eliza, Havre; London Packet, London.
The ship Commerce, put back at Charleston, has
been condemned.
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PHILADELPHIA, July S.-An brigs Treaty
Singer, Gibraltar, AZ Belisarus, Jordan, Ball noa
Ireland.
BALTIMORE, July Arr brig Ajax, Banks
New Orleans; schrs Franklin, Taylor, Gonaives, IL
Blucher, Sherman, Rio, "a.
ALEXANDRIA. June S0.-An schr Bachelor
Cate Turpn) st Johns, p. X. 10.
NORFOLK, June 29.-Ar brigs Hebrew, Set
son, France, and Gibraltar 36, with some damage
and leakv in two gales; Liberty, Farnham, 5, Bart.
10. Ia the Roads, ship John Brown, Price, Proyi
dence, 4.
June 80. sailed ship John Brown. City Point.
CHARLESTON, June 27.-Arr Revenue cutter
Marion, Doane, from cruise Of d months, and st
Augustine Wa st Marys, 1.
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ON ,ONDAY,
ESHE Delaware State Lottery will be drawn
l. in Delaware. Highest prize $4,000. Tick
cts So, and shares in proportion.
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT,
The Rhode Island State Lottery will be drawn
in this town. Highest prize 5000. Tickets
So, and shares in proportion.
ON FRIDAY NEXT,
The Vermont State Lottery will be drawn
in Rutland Highest prize $4,000, and lowest
prize SIS. Tickets dollars, and shares in pro-
portion.
: Tickets and shares in the above Lotteries,
for sale by HUTCHENS CORY,
July 7. First door west of the bridge
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FIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD.

W OST or stolen, Pocket-book, contain
IA ing 81 dollars in bank notes, number
Of prize tickets in the Cumberland and Oxford
Lottety, class No. l3; do Washington City
Lottery, class No. 2; do Grand State Lottery
classes No. IL and l3; do Virginia State
Lottery, class 70. z; and large number Of
notes payable to the subscriber; whole
amounting TO about $500. Strong saspicions
are entertained that the pockct-book was TAX
en- from the bar-room of Mr. G. Spencer, where
it is supposed to have heen dropped by for
eigner,a Yorkshireman in appearance. He
was man about 33 years oid-fye feet III
inches high, light complexion dressed il
white pantaloons, round Jacket or short coat,
of blue linen or cotton fabric. His shoes were
made of cloth, foXcd with leather. He speaks
very brokcn-scarcely ineligible.
Whoever will secure the thief and property
shall receive the above reward.
July 7. W. SPENCER.
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At Valparaiso, April 10, Staunton, Rowland, for
Fairhayen, 25; Georgia Packet, Erwin, Coquimbo,
10; Colon Ford Boston, 2; Padang, Hall, leeward,
0; VIM Henry, Low, II; Diana, blanchard,
n w Coast,
At St Bar,s, 18th ult. brig Mary, Hart, of Eliza
beth City, unc; sloop Oliver Wocott from Norfolk
and oilers.
Al st. Catharines, May Z, brig Resident, Pease,
OF Edgartown tor Rio Janero, to load for the United
States.
AT st Pierres, Mart 10Th ult. Washington, Md
dletown, 3; Richard, New Haven, waiting cargo; ID.
Webster, for Boston, dischg; Fox, Gloucester, wait
ing cargo; Decatur, Ellsworth, do; Proxy, Bonar,
10; Ora Maria, Hartford, unc.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

.Ne,cport, Juiy 6.
Arr on Tuesday, brig Leader, Cousins, IL days fn
St Thomas, in ballast.
Also arr sloop B,lloon, Robinson. from Falmouth
Arr on Wednesday, brig Benjamin Ruggles, Waite
20 days from Matanzas, with molasses to Robinson
Potter. Sailed in CO with brig Henrietta, of Boston
for Europe
Brig Marcia, Maybery, IL DIS fr Havana. Left
ships Elbe, Stanhope, and Boy, Greene, of Newport
just arr fr Hamburg.
Soop Good Intent, Allen, 6 days from Savannah
with cotton, for Providence.
Sailed, on Thursday, brig Leader for Frcnchu an
Bay.
The Benz Rugglcs was allowed to come immediate
ly to Long Wharf, and discharge, but the Marcia has
been sent into quarantine.
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.Nep Yors and r. Island Steum Boat Line.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
@-FIvE TIMES wEEK.-r1
&S STEAM BOATS WARRINGTON, Cant. r
~ .. Bunker; CoNNEcTIcUT, Capt. Con
stock; and FULTON, Capt. R. S. Bunker
One of the above boats, will leave for Ne
York, every Sunday, at 10 O'Clock, A. M. and
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sat rd,y,
at IL O'Clock, M.
The Washington's regular days of startin;,
are Sundays, at 10 O'Clock, A. M. and W l.
nesdays at IL O'Clock. NJ. The Fulton or
Connecticut, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at IL o'clock, M.
July 4.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Light House recently built on the Wes-
tern part of Norwu'k, Long Island, Conn. Is
lighted. and will continue lit from the settn, to
he rising ofthe sun. The Light is on the re-
volving principle, showing aiernatvely,a a blood
e', snd white or common light; distingu.hin z
i tron' any other light in the sound. Thee
have Likewise recently been placed the follow
ing Spar Buoys, VIZ: In the harbour of Bridge
ort three 5uoys, one on Marcia ID flats. which
les half mile 5. IL w. from the outer teecon.
One on Stoney Bar, bearing S. r.. from the e =
con. LOO yards. OIe Oh Aliens fiat, teng in-
aide the harbor. Vessels bound in, must leave
the outer buoy on the la' board hand, and steer
direct for the beacon. leavin. the buoys on the
oIoney Bar on the sarhoari hand, and Alen>
flats on H. lsrboard. One buoy near Smith
ledge. of Daren plared in fifteen feet at low
water, ANA oear- 5. by r.. from the centre of the
le,ige, wtich rs no.tiy in sight at low water
Tn buoy IS about sixty Yards from the ledge,
RICHARD LAW Collector.
Custom House, New Lonhop, Jue %, 1927
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FOR SALE.

.klYM The fast sailing schooner SWIFT,
6s1E about 30 tons burthen, with all l.er
tackle and apparel, as she now lies at the
wharf Of Charles G. Mowry. She will be sold
low, on a liberal credit. For further particu-
lars, inquire of Captain Richardson, on board,
or to GEO r. A. OLNEY & 60.
Who have for sale, now landing from sail
schooner,
ITO barrels Western Canal Flour,
3l5 bushels bright heavy Oats.
July 4.
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THIS AFTERNOON, AT4 O'CLOCK.

THIS AFTERNOON, AT 4 O'CLOCK.
"ILL be published and for sale at the
w Bookstores Of HUrcHENs & CoRY,
GEO. DANA, BREWER r. WILCOX, and E.
W. MAxcY, and Of the Committee Of Arrange
ments, an GRAFTON, delivered before the
YOUNG MEN of the town of Providence, on
the Fhiy-first Anniversary Of American Inde-
pendence, by ALBERT G. GREENE. Price
20 cents. July T.
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UMBRELLA LOST.

"AKEN, probably through mistake, from
Il the sitting room Of Franklin House, on
Monday evening last, green silk Umbrella,
with buck horn Ia. ndle, with the letter IL. cut
on the shaft. The gentleman who may have
taken it through mistake, is respectfully re-
quested to return it to MIR. Hodges, the keeper
OF Franklin House, or leave it at this Office.
July T.
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FARE TO NEW YORRSIX DOLLAR

.N9SeAa THE steam boat NJ.
Bozzars, will leave he'
f;Ss;::E SSss3:!aTfor New York, TIL,
x-~issasasszs<sDAY, at 2 O'Clock, p
NJ. She will leave New York for Providence
every Friday, at 3 O'Clock, p. M. and will re
main here during Sunday, Monday, and TIES
day, for the purpose of making excursion
down the Bay. On Wednesday she wlll aga
depart for New York.
Freight will be taken on the most reason.b,
terms. Ja,y 1.
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DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE.

UUsT received, few dozen OF Palm Leaf
ID Hats, manufactured in Massachusetts,,
and are of a much superior quality to any oil
the imported for sale at the Hat Store oil tho
subscriber, No. 81, Wcstminster-st.
july. Asa fAihpANhS'
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SUGARS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VUNHE members of the Providence Aspcii-
IL ton Of Mechanics and Manufac ctures. .aie
hereby notified that their quarterly mccu,pr
will be holden at Mechanics Hall, on Mon
day evening next, the 9th inst. at 3 O'clock.
July 4. w. r. DANF0RTH, See'ry.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,
VEDNESDAY, July 4.

WED.NESDaP Juiy 4.
Brig Orono, Scolfeld, l ds from Savannah, with
cotton to Crawford Allen.
Schr Sally Hope, Baker, fr Boston, with merchan.
disc.
schr Friendship, Nickerson, fr Kenneb'c.
Schr Enterprise, Eldredge, from baltimore, with
corn to q. Allen, and feathers to f. J. Ma!lett.
Schr Susan, Douglas, fr Bath.
Schr Betsey, Baker, fr Bath.
Schr Mary, Nickerson, fr Bath.
Schr Union, Baker, Bath.
Schr Lucy, Baker, fr Bath.
Steamboat Connecticut, Comstock, from n. York.
Sloop George & Phebe, West, from New. Bedford,
with oil and candles to the master.
Sloop Lucy Emeline, Sphinx, from Wexford.
sloop Two Brothers, Gardner, fiom East Green
wch.
sloop Sarah, wston, Bristol.
Soop Infant, Myrck, Freetown.
Soop Henry, Ray, from Nantucket, with oil and
candles.
Soop Truo American, Brooks, Harwich.
Soop Sally, Brown, Warren.
THURSDAY, July5.
Schr Ann Rosina, Martin, l7days from ST Eusta-
tia, with molasses and sugar, 10 Carpenter 4 Hodges.
Left, briggs Delaware, York, Of and for Philadelphia
June %; Planter, Hunt, Of New Haven, disc; schr
Good Hope, Stove, Of and for do 8. Spoke, 30lh
ut. lat 81 40, Ion ~ 20, brig Concordia, Low, Of
Boston, 20 DIS from New Orleans for Liverpool; ist
inst lat SO S3 lon 73 10, schr Robert Burns Dough-
ty, 2 Dis fr Philadelphia for Port au Prince.
Schr Gold Huntress, Small, from Savannah, via
New York, with cot on 10 c. Allen, and others.
Soop Express, Stevens. l3 days from Charleston,
with cotton and rice, 10 J. Chapln s Co. c. &. Now
ry, and others.
U. l. soop Venus, Child, from New York, with
cotton, flour, iron, crates, &c. Spoke, Attn L. NJ. of
Huntington, ship Edward, Work, from this port for
New York.
Soop Essex, Gladdng, Bristol.
Sloop George and Mary, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Areonaut, Borden, from Troy.
Sloop Sarah, lngraham, from Warren.
FRIDAY, July6.
schr Jane, Wlcox,9 days from Charleston, with
cotton.
Steam boat Fulton, Bunker from New York
Sloop REINDEER, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Narragansett, Williams, Taunton.
BELOW-2brigs, supposed to be the Marcia and
Crawford.
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SPERM CANDLES.
July 4

GeAH Boxes Sperm Candies, Just landed
Wv and for sale by
July Z. Z. J. MALLETT.
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TO TAVERN KEEPERS AND STEAM BOAT
COMMANDERS

A YOUNG man who has had considerabl
IA practice at the business of Bar keeping,
and who is willing to devote his whole time
and attention to the service of his Employers,
is desrous Of obtaining situation as Bar
Keeper in some public Hotel, or on board of
some steam boat. The most satisfactory cre-
dentals will vbe produced. For information
apply at the Office Of the Cadet.
July T. 81.
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TOBACCO.

"a q Bales Cuba Tobacco, just landed from
n y sloop Fame, and for sale by
July Z. +. ]. MALLETT.
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German, lb IL IA II cts English, 1Oa I2k cts.
American, long, ton, $l2O
s CARS.
Importation from LIST to 3Oth juno, 2I hhds. tier
ces, and 33 bbls. ST. Eustata, GOO boxes Havana
brown, 4S do do white.
We have transactions to notice in this article
The demand is confined principally to the retailers.
and sales Of prime Havana brown arc made IN small
lots, at l04, usual time.
New Orleans, 81 a 81 Phila. lump, I5al7
iav White, Va "A Dc loaf, liz as
Brown lOi Hav. Muscov. 81 alO
TEAS.
We continue our rates:
Hyson, lb 92 a ITO Hyson Skin. 70 , e.
Young Hyson, 20 a 100 Souchone, 54a 65
TOBACCO.
No. |, ib, Ga i2I No. 2, ID, - 10
No. 3, 3a5
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FOUND.

4 DAY or two since, lady's silk or cot
"A ton Glove, containing five dollars in small
bills. The owner can receive it, by calling at
the Office ofthe Literary Cadet, and paying for
this advertisement. July T.
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CLEAR RED,

CLEARED.
Brig Agenora, Davis, PernAmbuco and market
by S. Browne
Schr Sally Hope, Baker, Boston-by Dyers &
Manton
U. L. sloop Ann, Manchester, New York-by Pot
ter & Eddy
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Sailed yesterday, Agenora, for Pernambuco;
Sally Hope, Boston; Ann, New York; FLASH,
Hartford; and others.
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skSS CADET kENE
MARINE LIST. SXe

Full Sea-Ths day, IN. lin. Sunday, Sh. l3m.
Monday, Oh. l3m. Tuesday, lOh. Sm.
Isubracng ~ minutes the time OF high water al Newport
add jhOuls and es o high water al Boston
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HEMP,
s25O a eco

HEMP.
Russia. clean, ton, $Zoo ZOo
INDIGO.
Nothing doing in this article. We quote
Bengal, $2@aza
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,LASTER pARIS.
On, S5 a st
SPIRITS.

Tho demand for St Croix Rum has been rather
more animated, and sales Of fair quality made to
the dealers within rates-in other liquor we no.
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DOMESTIC GOODS,

We continue our quotations for Domestics, in the
absence Of any sales OF mo nent.-Most OF our manu-
facturers ship the goods to Southern markets, and it
is not often we have to notice any important transact
ions at home.-The demand for the retail trade is
siendy. and nrices unilnrm We nuotc
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ThCLASsES.
Importation from lst to 3Oth Jine, 1913 hhds Surf.
nam, $50 hhds Cuba
We notice no alteration in this artcle-the de-
mand for retailing qualities is steady tand prices
are obtained in small lots only
Hav and Matanzas ret ailine, gal. 33l 81 ccnts
distIng, do 81 32h
Surinam, 35 a 80
New Orleans, do none III market
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22
Walnut Grove for Sale.

IaEHE subscribef having determined to remove to the
X eern Country, vii, sell that most beautiful and
desirable Tract of Land well known by name of Wal
nut Grove, lying Jackson iver the county of Bath
about h"e miles from the Warm Springs, containing two
thousand four hundred and acres; upwa r of
one thousand acres of fat laud, of which are prime
low grounds, suitable almost any kind of crop
Virginia fine brick building 80 by rs, three stories high
with three fire places below, and three above stairs, an
elegant garden walled in with brick brick Kitchen, &c.
&C. IL Is unnecessary to ennnerae the beauties this
iar, as those who DESTROYS of purchasing had best
hrSt view the premises, and then Judge themselves
ouice 1t to say, IT is of the finest in Virginia
either for the raising of grain or stock.
lERMs-One- iour,! the purchase money required i'll
nanr and the baaicc in four equal
Bond and security will be required, with trust
OH the land to secure the payment.
'ato one other Tract OF Land lying in Pocahou;as
~, called Clover Lick, lying Clover Creek Green
HFisr River containing upwards OF fifteen hundred acres,
nearly al! ofhicl Of tie fertile quality Between
1--we and SIX hundred acres of cleared land. There is
he dwelling house this 1t is the opinion OF
judges that salt works might be erected great
as II abounds with salt springs. This surpas-
sed by any IN western Virginia grazing farm Terms
rs above ANDREW S. WARWICK.
Nav
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IFrom the New York statcsman.7


Catholic GJne5tion.-1he recent changes in tie En-.
glish Cabinet TO indicate more favorable result
TO the claims of the Catholics, than has vet been The
consequence Of their untiring zeal. During the last
year, the Bishops of that CbHrcb in EUglan published
statement Of their tenets, received by Intelligent
Romansts, and a vindicaien of their faith from
the attacks made upon il By modern controversies lists.
The disabilities of which they complain priuci-
psIly these:
4 Catholic Peer cannot SIT and vote In the House
Of Peers;
Nor a Catholic Commoper in the Houce of Com
mons;
Catholic freebooter is not entitled to vote at cleo
tions for members;
Catholic cannot sill Priyy Council; nor become a
member of the Cabinet.
Nor can he be Judge;
Nor lie hold any Office under the Grown
IN the spiritual courts The courts ocbancety or cam
law;
lie cannot be Kings Counsel nor be chosen TO any
once IN any OF the corporations
Nor graduate at either Of the Universities nor hold
any oenehce connected with them;
Nor have his marriage ceremony performed except by
a Protestant Clergyman;
Nor settle any property any Catholic school or
church, or for any Catholic purposes;
Nor can he vote at a yestry;
On present to living, though appendant TO his own
property.
These are the chief disabilities under which the Ca
!hocs suffer- aud set forth in address adopted by
Tho British Catholic aasuciaion, at lis annual meeting
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T'LRGLNI4:
At rules holden in TIE clerks Office Of the superior
court of chanccry for the Richmond district, the end
day Of April, 1877:
Louis E,senrneuger, pit.
against
James Swan, David Cooper Swan Charles William
,Ju5te jerome, Louis philibcrt Brun d'Aubignosc
john Sigismond EbrcDreCh Count Of Redern,) Hen
~ LcMercjer, FrancisW alderman, Charles Fredeo
rick Albert Schott John Matthew Gneug, and
Francis Joseph PceTot. James e. Heath, auditor of
public accounts Of the commonwealth Of Virginia.
and John Robertson, attorney general Of The com
rnonwealth of Virginia, DTS.
The defendants Except James J.. Heath and John
Robertson not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the act of assembly and
the rules Of this court aud appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they inhabitants Of this country:
rs ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the tenth day of the next term aud the bill
OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted IN newspaper published in the city
Of Richmond, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door OF tie capitol in the said city.
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