Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

from ron. ne ". T. Jou'saatef Commssce, of .ap,,i 3
| LATE FROM ENGLAND:
The ship America ofthe Union Line Cam Eyans
70 who we are indebted for papers of the latest dats
arrived below at day-break this morning from
Liverpool which place she left on the 9Th of Roh :
company with the Herald, which has already arrive
u o@l.iinorc. Capt Evans saw ship two or three
days since, which he took to be Ivernonl ponpc,
probably the Sylvanus Jenkins
11S Cahohc Qnestion.-The last London naper.
are hiied with Parliamentary discussions on the Cuth
one question: which is now the great topic of nteres
aud excitement throughout the knedom.-A I,ondo,
correspondent of the Dublin Register mentions n r.,
mour ttat the new bill is to have for one tits objects
Inc -otshoping of the Catholic PreIatcs ca far a.
thar titles and the denomination of their Dioccse
are concerned. At meeting of the Catholic hsso
clation Feb ), Mr. o Council said "he Herald ,vb,
proclalms our freedom sounds our death kuel. Or
the next day I'll propose resolution to the effect
tat the moment we are enancipated this body csas
es to exit. | say cmancipated simply bnco;,se no
thing but FIJI, free, and unqualtfed En,anc;rao,, 30,
do, or shah do"
On this the London Courier of the 9Th thus com.
nepts: " ~ 0'
The proposed bill will Of course bc bro,.,,. :,
without consulting Mr.. OConncl, or his Tail: bn,
we nave here an open declaration from the GRAND A.
Orator, that the Emancipation they will be contsnted
with must be unqualified, without any conditions O,
securities Whatever IL speaking Of this man we
In winch the measure OF fermentation was announcod
ne could not or would not desis: from his practice o,
ABUSING the members of the government He
rituperatcs the new Lord Lieutenant as s'the pal.
cry Duke OF Northumberland" The Marquis OF
Anglescy h:d "a professional hatred of hvpocri-
sy, fraud, and meanness, and that benG the
case ha was, in the juuy.dced eyes Of Peel
anu ellington, unfit to he our ruler Gle had
done his dnty in the bloody fight of Waterloo and
did not come hack Ike others with his person and
clothing untouched"
We should have liked to have seen the Catholic
ASSOCIATION ar pHt down. and punished, without any
thing like compromise, ana before Il word yvns sno
ken about the Catholic Question
From tie satre.
The following is the substance tue measures to
be proposed
l TO arm the Executive Government with sn fl
cent powers to suppress the Catholic Association.
= Alter that measure has been accomplished Gov
ernment will bring toward bin upon its own res
possibility and authority It will be brourh. forward
early ana the principle OF 1t is the permanent set
tleuent or the question satisfactory basis---
fhs object to be accumplshedis iiN removal OF MI
civil disabilities on account of religious distinctions
with certain exceptions aud regulations, rerstinp on
speciai grounds The measure is not To be rega rd-
ed IN the Light ola compact with any party or person
or the result Of any negotiation with any Eorci,n
potentate
What the opinion Of this part o the empire of the
Protestant majority, will be, will probably be ascer-
tanned as the details of the plan have bcan
l.
tons lately drawn mp have been against nran,inr
Emancipation upon any terms. The University of
oxford yesterday agreed in Convocat,on by q larre
majority, 1874 TO 43. that petitions should be Dresen
ted to both houses against any further concession
ct political power to persons protesting the Roman
catholic Religion, md especially against the repeal
of those laws whereby they are excluded from pr
liarsent and the Privy Council
liberation Of Hn1e.---The Scotch Jadgcs have
decided tnat Hare ian accomplice with Burke, who
Is sad to have committed some Is or 90 m,lrders) is
entitled 10 be liberated and that he cannot he nros
ecnted Tor the crimes charged against him. without
a violation of public faith. The Lord Justice CLERK
In delivering his opinion, said "hat he would consd
ef IL rs total departure from the fairness of iud
eia procedure, II Hare now be broupt 10 the
oaf---tor IN the evidence given the trial of Burke
ne had SO mixed himself up with the other charges
as 10 surround hnseif with danger. He could mot
aga,n be placed lii his former situation-hnos were
not now entire to him. Above all, the public
faith had been pledged 10 him. aud stepped in blood
as ne might be, 1t mnst be kept sacred. Such was
MS OPINION after great deliberations and after much
reading and attention to the arguments of cDunsel'
Wealth Of British No5ic1nen.-Since the appoint
inent otthe Duke Of Northumberland to the Lord
i!eutenancy OF Ireland, the cockney writer's in the
Piehtuae OF their ignorance, have been Matching I'D
statements relative To the income Of some of our rich
est nopleinen We believe the following scale will
&c found " no ieas very wide of the incomes of n
iew:--Marquis OF Stafford, $50 000f.; Earl Grosve
nor, 27o,0OoL; Dnke OF Northumberland a2D eooI =.
Duke Of Buceeugh, 900 0ool.; Earl of Derby,
100000; Earl Of Bridgcwatcr, Qate) 100, 0o0l per
annu'n There are at least one hundred other noble
men ana gentlemen whose incomes vary from 80 900
TO 10000. per anpum.-r Berkshire Ciiror.
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