Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-17
FROM LONDON.

m DAYS LATER FROM LoNDoN.
wv hin Grecian. Captain Masters; arri'
York from Liverpool, whence she
d Il. At ON sS tn. ,rh Of March, the editor Of the
'l'. .,,;al dds1iisr has the London paper,
H'' - and of the evening Of the Sd OF
March r. n. Ant;.Co,ho.
There We, ,, Ip the House Of Lords, on the
'is'y naEr Of Newcastle gave notice that he
~ "a move call Of the house, on the Gay
ho'u ~ BE- fixed for bringing into that house
ll mr." ,be removal Of Catholic disabilities,
! be b" w. ,,;dbe should designate asa bill for
'ANn = and iniuring the King, and for IN
PP'n ;"a poprry and arbitrary power The
foda''u6 very warm, the Dukes Of yelling
''ss S"s,ex, and the Bishop Of Bath and
~ rO ,ook an active part. The Archbishop
r ,s,. an the presentation OF a petition. said
i". .ons with respect TO the Catholic ques-
' y'I undergone no change. He knew moth
p n"a, The b,ll 10 be introduced; but ii 1t
.I.on,te securities for the established
'. .s :, would support il, He should, how
EEL !, his duty to oppose the bill II that
o 10, The case. The Duke of Gloucester
~ i was unfortunately necessary TO adopt
pr, n,.,,ur, for the entire emancipation OF
c,hoIic,, for no half meauures would DO:
y, ~, convinced that the Ministers would
..o,.ose any measure Inconsistent with the
~" ...,, Of the church establishment. The
:. Il Wellington replied, and the expiana-
~, which he gave are thus ediioriaiiy stated
!, ,hr l.,ndOn Courier
, vry lew hours will elapse before The great
,,,rr, win b. introduced into Parliament
y. Del ,s We stated week ago, is TO bring
/. I'D the dav after 10 morrow. And thus
IN he rsDor,s which have been circulated upon
, .nni,c, will ha SCI at res,-and We shall
y, q wba, the measure really is. The Duke
4 Wellington touched upon il yesterday in the
Eo, Of Lords in his repl, TO the Bishop OF
R'b and Wells Without giving into any de-
ni, his Grace stated, generally
aTSal the Bill hereafter to be Introduced .n'
], The other House Of Parliament, and subse-
,sou,D,,y 10 come under the discussion Of their
ord,bin,, would be perfectly free from the
,,s, ,ucro,chment on existing institutions,
md would no, at all interfere with the oaths
,h.n BY The Right Rev. Prelates and other
members Of that House.
at would not touch upon the integrity OF
4, Protestant establishments Of the counuy,
,Or uLon the existing securities Tor that int
,rly in any way whatever.
Grhat when those mt assures, which would
sor'y be submitted 10 the other, and su5se-
~ u,Iy 10 that House Of Parliament, were be-
ore heir Lordships, he engaged to prove
hat 50 far from tending TO establish Popery,
I.y would prevent the growth Of PUpery, and
puoe The extension Of the Protestant reii-
ion. lie engaged to prove, he would repeat,
M, those measures would check the increase
{ the Catholics, while they would tend 10 aoo
D me numbers of the orotestsnts.
FINALLY, that the measure tended, so lar
rom estlblishing Popery, to check and prevent
s growth, aad 10 promote the influence OF the
'rosslan, religion in Ireland"
IN The Housr Of Commons, committee was
allotted for on the petition against Mr.. O'Con-
,lrs return for Clare. The following are the
'imes Of the persons appointed:
]. Eas,hrope, Esq J. Stewart, Esq. Sir G.
a,hmson, Barorst, Hon. ID, Liddell, Hon. X.
Tive, RICH, Hon. p Courtney, j. Brougham,
S,q R. s Creye, Esq. E, Below Give, Esq.
Lnck, Esq Lord w Russell.
P-tllions were pouring into both Houses oil
armament, for and against concession TO the
Catholics; but the latter greatly ou'numher the
Ornsr. The number Of members qualified 10
10 al the sitting Of the Catholic Association
'aS, al the time Of its dissolution, over fifteen
Aousand.
In The debate in the House Of Commons on
he q uIimo, Mr. Barring made an inquiry as
% the amour, OF expenditure which would
'roaably he incurred for public works and Tor
Ihcatlons in Canada, and how far their con-
'rucIoH had advanced. The estimates were
1891 for Canadas, and assn for Nova SEQ
Ia, which h considered small, when compared
with The probable ultimate expenses. Sir n,
tardlEge replied, that these items were for the
orhuation Of the works commenced las
ear The gross sum which Parliament Wa.
a'ed upon to vote, on account Of these works
mounted 10 $50 oooL for Canada; but o.
curse that expenditure did not take place this
'ear.
lhe woes for works a, Halifax and Kings
% were the principal which were included II
ne present estimate. For these purposes
''oui l5,oooL was to be expended at Halifax
To- % COOL at Kingston. This was $1,000
90 han was taken last year. These works
'PIcn were % be continued on the scale o
.I'ooL year, would be finished next year
'nen that hranch Of exnensr Would cease. Th