Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-10
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POSTSCRIPT,
Wecopy from the New-Yok American Of Wednesday tho
LATEST pteirence from England

Weco2yfrom the New-York American Of Wednesday the
following summary Of the latest intelligence from England
BY the arrival of the ship United States, from Liverpool pa
pers received the 4th uThe a-engossing topic
the Catholic ACKNOWLEDGEMENT certainly nothing seems
more deeply to have agtaed the public mind OF England Inc
newspapers the periodicals. for Marcha are full OF i-bacs
wood, usua maintains with all It's Vene!nenee' u1 % "
intolerance land loads Mr.. Peel now with us ooloquy as
HERETOFORE when he walked with it in error with excessive
los The resignation of Mr. Peel member for the pnNes
sIty Oxford having been accepted new election was
who, being again candidate the minister, for the ht
time, weimagne in the annals Of that Tory College was De-
feaed.ans Sir Robert Inis staunch anti Catholic was oy
vote OF 755to 609 chosen The clerical votes determined
the success of he memberMr Peel was subsequently
returned for the borough of Wcsbuy, of which the repre-
sentative Sir dianassah M Lopez resigned, in order TO acs
commodate the Minister but step che Lo don new"
Times applying 70 this circumstance the language OF Napo~
leon, says from the sublime to the ridiculous The borough
of Odborogh in Suffolk Which had been kept open 10 case OF
need for Mr. Peel had Subsequently returned the Duke OF
Welngons eldest SON. the Marquis of Douc, its epresepy
tative
The bill for the suppression Of Dangerous Associations
was read the third in the House G Lords the oath
Feb. and passed Ipassed the House OF Commons on the
ll7th
1t was announced that OH the 5h March, ministers would
bring forward in the House Of Commons their proposition
relative to the Catholic claims.
Amidst all this discussion about Catholics, the death OK
the head of that Church, Pope Leo Kill is announced ny
way of Vienna on 18th Feb.
In no way saws the London Morning Chronicle perhaps,
can give distinct notion OF the zeal which thls
question excte England than by tho annexed detail OF
proceedings in the House Of Lords, on the 2od OF February
subseouen upon the Duke of Carence's declaration Of
opinion in favor of the Catholic claims and OF his dsap
probaton of the and infamous course heretofore
Ipursucd by the opponents of those claims
+ The Duke of Cumberland expressed his astonshmene
at hearing the words "unjust and Infamous applies to
1.-The conduct of himself and Of those who, with nm, fs 1t
their duty to oppose his Maesty Ministers in this instance,
He conscieniosy opposed these measures nut he putt
Ito his noble relative and the House, whether in SO dong
! he had acted basely or UNANIMOUSLY -
The Duke of Sussex said that his 'ustrious reatWe
who had just down had taken the expression employed
Inv his oter noble brother not in the in which 1t ad
been meant In his opinion it was merely applied 10 tue
general outcry which had been raised against the ADMINS
tration on this question If his ustrlois relative chose
to take the expression himself it was an affair OF taste IN
him to do So should not be forgotten, that but few
evenings ago it had been stated that House that the
uuestion was, whether this was to be any longer fopsh
Tor Protestant Par That was most uncohsuteT
tiona unfair of putting the question, ana OF eh9
s ldeavouring to influence the public mind. -
The Duke of Clarence said that he had certainly used
the words nian add base nor would ne retract tel'
But he would deny that these words were apphed or eVe
lcond be applied to his noble relative opposite, deecs
he could not help sspectng that his iustrous re!atVe
HAD been long abroad that he had almost torgo.eN ina
freedom of debate. "a laugh, and cries Of shear.
The Earl OF EiDoN expressed his concurrence WHO ehe
Duke of Cumberland in his hostility to the Catholic cas-
but said that the Duke Of Wellington should ma nun
generous enemy His conduct had not ueSef'eo " 'N6'
y n,atised as fac lious. h .
Earl GnEY said actous to state IN That House. mat
tine Sovereign would forfeit his dadem If he should COM
sent to his me He compmented the Duke OF Css
renee on having delivered opinion that did nm so much
honor with patriotic zeal for the interests OF the country
and with an effect that must be followed by important coll
: sequences throughout the empire .
| The Duke OF WELLISG SAID he would never consi-
er the noble Earl Edon) in any sense an eneAy ou' al
ways as friend.