The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-16
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From the New Yo'k Commercial Advertiser, May II.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BY the packet ship Caledonia, Capt Rogers from Liver
pool the editors of the Commercial Advertiser have received
their regular files of London papers the Sd of April and
Liverpool to the 4h, both inclusive. Capt R. sailed tho
4th.
CATHOLIC CLAIMS.
On presenting the Edinburgh petition favor of Catholic
CLAIMS in the House of Lords the 9th March, the Earl
of Haddngton remarked that such names as those of Sir
Walter Scott the Rev DIR Baird, principal of the University
of Edinburgh, and of the Rev DR. Chalmers should be
sufficient guarantee to those who feared danger The
ant cause from concession 10 the Catholics On the Sls
O'Clock, Mr. Secretary Peel appeared their ordshps
bar, and brought up message from the Commons praying
their concurrence to the Roman, Catholic relief bill As
as the title was read by the Lord Chancellor many of the
Peers cheered There not contents the qes
ton of the first reading it asked whether rent not
still paid TO the Catholic association The Duke Of Yelling
ton said he believed such thing existed The contrary
asserted by of the Lords. The Duke of w moved
that the bill be printed and made order of the day for
the I'd of April This objected to precpiate, but
carried without a division
In the House of Lords the first of April, Lord Clfden
presented petition (WHICH he sad signed by one of
the best and most honest in Great Britain, DR. James
Doyle, R. c. Bishop of Kildare and Leghn,) against the
clause in the bill for removing Catholic disabilities, which
gave the government power the Jesuts and other
monasc institutions His Lordshp briefly and pernenty
reviewed the history of the Jesus and contended that this
clause dsfgured the b-hat whatever power in former
ages, these accomplished monks might have had over kings
who little better than old women the present nteec-
ua state OF the world the press was more than match io
them The Duke of Lenster observed that the Jesults
Ireland were at present merely engaged the education
youth and that any person liberty TO inspect Their s
tenn of education. Petitions presented, the same
day, by Lord Grey against the bill dsanchsing the aus
reehoders which stated that from to 100000 subjects
would be DISTINGUISHED by the operation Of that measure
On Thursday, the I'd April the Chancellor took his seat
on the woosack few minutes before FIVE That part OF me
House next the Throne much crowded by members OF
the House of Commons, mingled with several ladies' Below
the bar number of strangers assembled who had been
admitted by Peers orders Several members of the Com
MONS for whom there not at the upper part OF inc
House by the Throne, mingled with the strangers below the
bar.
Petitions against the relief bill presented by LORD
Barton, the Earl of Eldon, and the Duke OF Richmond
There loud cries for " the order of the day Lore
said he ashamed of the proceedings OF the House
The petitions entitled to a respectful consideration
Several petitions then presented, and considerable oe
bate ensued questions of order before the Duke OF wei
ngton spoke the main question. Lords Redesdae anu
Kenyon entered their protest the journals, condemMng
the haste with which the second reading was urged Lo"s
Mamesbury and Mansfield did the same, without assigning
their -
The Archbishop of Canterbury moved an amendment
" that this bill be read second time this day six months
The Archbishop of Armagh the Bishops of Salisbury anu
London the Duke of Richmond, the Earls OF Wmcnesoa'
Hardwood, and Enniskien and the Marquis OF SALISBURY
spoke in favor of The amendment, and
The Bishop of Oxford, Lord Somers the Marquis OF I
downe, and Lord Wicklow supported The Original no
After a which lasted until O'Clock OF the morning.
of the 3d. the House, motion of Lord Eldon aGlow
The forty shilling freehoders' acknowledgment Dill We
be read second in the House of Lords on the Su' ~
nronrass of tho Cathalic hill afforded the opportunity.