The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11

dencD WIN some llere, on tEe same subject,
and expressed the same opinion
| Mr. O'Connc arrived in London on the 10Th, but
had not attempted take his seat in the House of Com.
mons.
The Sun Of the 9th February. contains long LET.
ter from the member elsct from Clare, addressed to
the members of the House of Commons. 1t occupies
five columns and half of that Journal. Mr. O'Con
nell insists his fright to sit, VOTE and speak in Far
lament without taking any oath inconsistent with tne
| Catholic religion He gives this opinion he says as
lawyer Of so wears standing. He concludes lis let
ter with his creed lie acknowledges the spiritual, and
denies the temporal authority of the Pope believes in
transubstantation the mass, that the invocation Of
the mother of the redecmer, and that Of the other
pious and sautary, says that thus believing, he has
nothing to do but go to the table of the House, the
speaker being in the chair, and at least forty members
attending, and 10 deny all this upon his oath, and then
| a disabilities would cease, and he would be both
perured and recognised member Of the House of Com
mons lie concludes his letter with the following SEN
fences. " If any thing stands in my way, that
thing is perjury. Let me be punished by what has been
50 often called the most enlightened assembly In the
world for not committing perjury"
| DEATH or PopE LEO XIl.-A Vienna date of Feb.
Is. slvs "'Fhc melancholy news Of the death Of his
Holiness Pope Leo the 10th, received here to-day.
As the papa dignity only elective there will notbe
any court mourning. 1t is supposed that either Car
na Jstiniana, who is supported by Austria, or Car
final Macgbi who is supported by France, will be the
new Pope The election expected to take place
on the 23d Feb.
The subscriptions for rebuilding York Minister
amount to upwards of El1,0O0, and were increasing.
FRoM FRANcE.-1he Moniteur Of Feb. 3d. says:
IS Capt. Dillon commander of an English ship, has
proved. to the satisfaction of this government, that he
is entitled to the reward for the discovery OF the ship
wreck Of La Ferouse.
The King, by an ordinance of the god instant, con-
erred on this foreigner the dgHity Of knight OF the
royal order of the Legion OF Honor: and ms Majesty
by decision of the. same day, coniormable to de-
cree Of 26t February, 1731 has, BESIDES granted 10
Captain Dillon indemnity of 10000 francs for per-
sonal expenses during the voyage, and AN annual pen
sion Of 1900 francs.
In his second voyage TO the Manncolo Islands, Cap
tain Dillon accompanied by one Frenchm"n' NJ.
1heigncsu, eX-consuar agent OF France, who was AZ
Chandernagcr when the captain sailed, and offered 10
accompany him on this perilous expedition The kmg
has rewarded M. Cheignosu, by creating him knigN
of the Legion of Honor"
Bravery and Humanity of Creao Of Negroes - our
teen belonging TO the lae ship PeIscn, OF Wme
Foggs, MASTER from Quebec HULL lost at sea on the lo
December, their preserv TO the courageous anu
pesevering efforts of the American ship Thomas Dc"on'
Captain Anthony, whose crew, sixteen in NUMBER CONSISTS
entirely of black men, originally from the coast OF Aca'
but now free men of the United States These brave men,
only continued with cheerfness the most persevels
exertons during two days and nights to rescue our
nate from the tops OF the wreck 10 whcn my
had taken refuge, (he vessel being waerogged ana " o
most tempestuous weather, but, succeeding IN bringing
them off to their ship, resigned to them their DEUS