The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-09
Ado.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser, May 5.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

By the packet ship Columbia, Delano from London the
lorz of the Commercial Advertiser have received regular
Se, Of London papers the 3st of March inclusive.
CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION.
The consideration of the Roman Catholic Relief Bill was
assumed in the House of Commons, Monday the 2Sd OF
March: after few verbal alterations Mr. bankes proposed
as an amendment, the exclusion of Roman Catholics from
Parliament. Mr. G. O. Moore supported the amendment.
Mr. Peel opposed the ground that although there might
he some danger in admitting them there greater in ex-
GLIDING them After few words from Mr. Trant, the COM
rotee divided For the amendment 84.-Against 1t 2u7-
Majority 1923 Some further motions were made to amend
the bill on the 24h-one of which to exclude Roman
Catholic clergy from pariamen but Mr. Peel quoted statute
othe late king rendering the provision unnecessary during
the discussion it was agreed that Mr. O'Connel could not
take his seat under the present b he must be reelected
[The church patronage OF any Catholics VINO happen 10 DE-
come ministers be vested in the Archbishop OF Canter
bury and not in a commission at first proposed This
amendment which introduced by Mr. Peel, takes away
the foundation of many of the objections which nave Deen
made to this part of the BILL -
On the 26th the bill for the disfanchisemen of the 40
shmgs freehodes, again taken up in the House OF
Commons: -, ,r +,
Mr. Hume protested against the principle of the BILL but
would offer no opposition its progress on account oil the
measure Of which deemed to be necessary accom-
panmentTRe Earl of Uxbrdge conceived quite unneces
sary to interfere with the elective franchise III ireand and
Lord Sandon thought Acknowledgement would be beneficial to
Ireland would to create better ana more SUD-
stanal class of yedmanry Mr. Moore moved that the
qualification should be raised from l0L to 2o-Mr Feei
decidedly opposed the motion, as lOL would not 80 uch re-
strict the popular constituency POI He thought l0L would
give general satisfaction and in his opinion would be found
quite sufficient for the protection of those interests whch
designed to guard line committee uIViueu "hS SS
appearedfor the amendment, l6; against it, lS-msory,
&C. Several other amendments we're moved but they were
all negatived
During debate the 29h Mr. Peel proposed clause
(which carried in the amave) the effect OF which was
empower the Secretary of State, being Protestant 10
grant license in writing to individual Jests, and members
Of religious Institutions reside occasionally IN TINS country
for period exceeding months, with power TO revoke
IT. and the person whom it had been granted should con-
nue in this country 90 days after the expiration revocation
Of the license, he should be guilty of msdemeanor, and be
punished by being banished froit this country for life
On Monday the 30h of March, MIR Peel moved the tnro
reading Of the bill for the Relief OF the Catholics me
Marquis of Chandos proposed an amendment that De
read third time that day months, e. rejected long
debate ensued in which Mr. Moore Gen Gascoyne Mr. Gust
Mr. Pearce, Mr. H. Davis, Sir Robert Ingls, and Mr. W.
Bake appeared as the advocates of the amendment and
Mr. Peel, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. VIiers Mr. Campbell ana the
Solicitor General against it. At o'clock on the morning o.
The 31st the question taken, and there appeared
For the amendment, LIZ
Against il, ozo
Majority in favor of the Bill, 49,
The bill then read third time and passed.
The Morning Post Of the 3lst says; -
Z" be presented the House Of Lords this day NO
debate is likely take place the first reading Inc erea
discussion will be reserved for the second stage OF the DILL
which is expected be fixed for Friday or Monday next
The Irish Forty Shilling Freeholders' Dstranchlsement Bill
was also read third time and passed mn,
The Courier, which is opposed to the EMANCIPATION nll
admits that it will be carried in the Lords by eV majority
We ean through another channel worthy OF confidence
that Ministers upon majority of 70 in the House
Peers, including 10 IL bishops The second resdng
the bill in the Lords tho Courier supposed might be liked to
Monday the 9th Of Ap-the Committee on Thursday the
9hhe Report the l0th-and the third reading on MON
day the 18th of Apr in which the Royal Assent WI
given before the adjournment Of the House for the haste