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country rise, «with tweod
* eget coitiacted in England. by,
nught create, agreed that all the subjects of thenow
words enfe-ent I re robate the Creat ds ot of rs tate, of whatever religionthey might be, hould
who exerte: thera ves an et The people of Ire adinissible to, all poblic. employments, functions and
. fond t My he oe nomen ant Orv: thet nding ng the honors, and treated on the footing of per cl equi alt.
mnmay be Br ih -t _ ; ° :
charter scho is. and Kitdire Petree. So. ict + but! it re {EY rh mit any, regard to ie von in creed, in al Ge
sno great intelligence, suiily 2 phrane= their Feligious; civil or politica! relations.”
quire re
“Englard’s war ag.dust Preach treedom:
ply thé increasing Quw.ofabsentecs; tast, loud aig
neve’ €!
and’ increasing with prolo nged' dou nibion.
or{g are nut Cuminerce, , ne nigrg than tribate ald
mies whic! pa,
- and. loss
-) Mr. Pvel having acted the furia infernalis, relaxed
and aitempted to ‘consider the pettiun as a hoax of
some Jelly party; and his réasun was,. that’ Paddy
was amung the signatures. .}.can assure him
that at though there are tarces of :Pat ick in Prussia,
fand Patrick i in: (bondon, Paidy is ‘ot inere nick-
vame. © ‘Phe s'St. Patrick, thuu, tor Led-
wich ‘levies iis © existence, at ieust the Hgmorant peo
ple of Ireland bel:eve there € was sucha person, and},
tunlly revolutionize England upside down, the ”
tion and expenduure Were about 4 million; Bh
smnally Ireland liad no debi j,oveMullion covered ai!)
ncez,’ civil, and military as Hnogland
drew Ireland to herself, she engeared her expend
ture, her taxation. and:her-det pa aa {elund’s wnsui-
vency was
mouarchies. Now :
on should wring whe sae inal, while other. ac-
pvTED STATES CATHOLIC MISCELLANY. > + -~
ATES OATHOLIO TMISOSLLANY.
"CHARLESTON, JUNE 26,1820. ,
a1, t IXth vol-arth
Mi soellanys’ ‘with the usual index, and shall cammence the .
tenth without intormission.” )We.are ‘ gratoful to our ptitrons
for their unremitting | ikindnese, and assure them that our un-
many call their-children after their tutelar saint. .;
ee ‘Lam gratilied at tne Drogheda arene and it will},
from their sodls. “The travel north to, Duinda ik, Newry, Belfast, which was
s and extreme; eV yuce su. distinguished for its spirit ani nd patriulisin,
the assuined benefits #¢ tng mischiels. Qn, says [te will ‘travel south; ‘quickening the recollestions ol
some one, observe he-exports:trom Cork. “Sees! he citizens of Dabin, aud proceed to Cork, which
cessaries-in + the - great treson should see ‘init. their
crawn, ready to” push h vera
evils ofthe Union are amerc
4 sliall be unceasingly directed to
th interests to which. w
and to extend ‘which they have iberaly. sided us. Phore
are atill, it is:tray
of the ‘Miscellany, but we have had Feeent Promises that
they wi shortly be dist! lharged.” A’ part.of the debt! al-
says'a Nattherai “thes xports frum Belfast: While te bas tuid should become.a Portsmouth afer the Uni-
Limaic chy oe i he temperate “region’ol ou, as: Dublin.was to be an-Athanwum !
“the improvement uf Lre=| rejurced at the opposition 16 the petition; {t was jas ast
d Ule -conlest which” conn friends would inake t
‘a draw atientign to it. eels rage i artieu.
larly , inerestun gs. { “tat gentleman Prefaces. his
of. cunduct . by: contrary outrage—he would |
nat sit in a cabinet with t Ca Hing; as premier,
favoured that very tneasure ‘which he
charge
nore
ore ee busi increase oi'¢
1am also
vo.
a
o
8
aid in, and-we request a final settlement’ before
tho. termination of the ensuing quarter of tho fortieoming
ume
The list ‘of our subscribers has, considerably ‘gnereased
within the presen
ky.
the See of Phil adelphia promises “a furthor augmentation to.
the number of our subscribers in that
proposed ‘iuaself. a short time after; and. iruly and
itshouldbe called not export-but anthro bey ie
fslind’s i nivat siucerely, L rejoice, that. the first public
4 n + Whose object 1g th
scmination of tho principles which, we ourselves sdvneatss it.
ouncement of the repeal of the Union since the re
het ill, ‘comes trom Drogheda, seated-on the Buyne:
there the Jesh fungi against each other and gave
ready Conque
banks ‘of Nig sie: vniver ‘the,
vy to unite to redeem
" * ino ‘to address niy counter on this subject,
the ¢ of the year, wh cid s ublish a large
ai canbracing the sys tem as. t iveting Kug
land an Ireland, but | could not avu:d taking the
preceding remurks; the opportunity was irresisuble.
Geonce. Ensun.
ebbs—of absentees beginning’ with. conquest, |
‘These
(ust necessarily increase ©,
Prosperity fram such exports, 1s the prs:
bbed—substitute pocket’ ort,
‘Wdentical. Were the Union dissoli:
ed, exports would be reduced, asthe ab-.n'ces would
return and spend at. home what they wasted abroad.
Those’ who praise the exports: of Ireland; anadiver-
tently ‘exceed -the absurdity of Mc. M Cultoch; he
* did not say .absentces are a boon; the advoc ates tui
exportation do, for abrentess and exports, in fspeet
to dele only differ as cause and eflect. :
-W. Hiales ‘nd Mr. ~ Mae fallowed wd of the allied powers invested w
et
Ardross, March 27th, 1830. .
NN
REECE,
Prince Leororp ths been, by the joie ailfrages
he sov yol}a
ferent ovre § :
contradict the’ sta teménte of the pettion. Did hie ‘tl oF nae rotucol we find the esate
tnean that the people of Dublin rejoiced at the Uni-|° t T rench guverument representing that for ’s
If so, they have mightuly changed their opinions. [YeF# centitries past, France had exercised in bebait
‘of the.cathohes subject to fhe Suita an a special p
\tection, which his most catholic majesty thinks it bis
duty now tu' piace’ to-day in the hands.of the future
sovereign Greece. as far ras it cancers. the provin-
ces 3 which mpo he new sta’ Burin
resigning this prerwgative, bis most ‘christian majesty
ves it to himself, to a population which has lived
They were must hostile to it-at-the pagsingand ten
years after, at an aggregate’ tidetitng, at “which Su
James. Riddal, high ‘Sheriff, ‘presideds it was reso Iy-|
unanimourly to pe tities the king and both louses
oe parliamen: “tor its’ repeal. .:: What has change ed
them? Is Dublin incre: eed i in hulone e—in trade? ov
It has lost all its am he * st Gasile ie ite so long under the protection of his ancestors, to re
people | Sarre. yl gad oi the at a f t tat ace. quire ‘that the catholics of the Continent and the Isles
it the t m a a ball inthe eeees we mig ak a . ‘ ot Dablin|™2Y. find, in the organization about to be given t
~ count ot daily? "Customs and: Basins ay Siamp- once Wh a france | os bith o o ekereeel i,t joflu.
Office departing or departe :.. fo ba-sure, we have encé which France has hitherto exercised in their
by this econom : to.let; the other
offices will be sold w: ets old stores, and the Viceregal
residence will ma spacious mendicity: establish: |
—it is wanting. ~ Mr; Lockurt thought the Pe ine
B
or.
The plenipotentiarie- of Russia, and Great Britain
|ackuuwledged. the justice of this demand,; and it was
ordéred that the catholic religion shouldrenjoy in the
e
Wate the free and public exercise of its-worship
tition could not be “accepted without the consent. o! ot is" ,
e crown, and he moved that the debate should be its property should he guaranteed—Ihat the
, sidered :he petition affected ul ® | bishops should be maintained in the integrity of the
e cons ‘Here is *Megislator that im fun netions, rights .and privileges they have eave
ler
=
the patronage-of the kings of France; -acd \«
nm - second: ark ho’
proves on ‘Tillburina’s “ty ond sight, and “mark how finally, that, on-the sate principle, the prope iy be-|«
, the approaches of royaity a: eee r nen two or three longing to old French missions, of French estab inh
this watchman pr asv.vthe;. Wo OF ments, should be acknowledged and res . The
hundred thousand Trish f.eeholde-s were absolutely
disfranchised ? 2 ‘Waat are popular rights to prero-
gatives, tu.one ? r. Peel appeared as mo-
. derator, sad performed the office outrageously.
pect
plenipotentiaries. of the three allied pawers, ish
e to Greece a new proof of the ben
ir er
tho best testimony we can adduce of the, encrease.of C.
Hicity in the United States, .To this-we add the additional
fact that no fewer than twenty catholi¢’ churches have been *
erected within the same Period | in the e Northern 4 division, of
our continent,
Tho rap vid enorease of pioty, and: tho practice of t religious
perfection | in Kentucky, and in the neighbouring states of
Mis: and Ohio, arrest our special observation. To this
happy renovelion we have frequently made reference, and~
dwolton it with pleasure-. and to itagain we must be per--
mitted to call the attention of our readers,
God is the anthor of all good; but what instruments has.
he choren to effect it in the instance before us?
len who
in iiitation of Abraham, have tr led on every thing
hich nature made doar to their hearts, who have abandon-'
ed.their country, tHeir.parenta and ;their friends; who. with--
ut delay like the Israclites of old, quit the unhappy PayPt
a theiz zeal had been depriv ed of exertion—-who,in o!
die nee to heir divine Master, hare armed themselves with
TO" | the daughter from‘the imation we beother from tha sister—
i
who, anxious to su pply i neyards with faithful |
labourers, exposed themselves. to. “the impetuous elemenis of
billows: Bat to:what purpose all.t E80 sacrifices?
tpaming
t
&
3.8
2
poeta under the benign influence of. its ca
ome to Ivad an easy and idle life?; No—
well. nequainted with the. geography of the country througlt
¢
ties they must encounter.in. the dischargo of their arduous
duties, Of those good men there‘are many »who.can.verily.
claim, with the apostle of nations,“ Wo have laboured
ex
“ in Journoys oiten, dan ngers of rivers, dangers of thieves»
n
w unt ers froin the Ge
” tiles, dangers in the city, dungers Brito wildefmess, dan=
* gers at-scay dangers from false brathréen.--In labo: ur-and
*inisery, in watching frequently, in hungér afl thi hirst, in
‘many fustings, in cold and-nskedness, Besides tho things
that. are without ;- the daily hurry of affairs upon us; the
cure ofall the ehurches,!!
. They
said e idea-of the peuple of the Union w
absurd, ad mad in the extreme—he could not fd
ology and Geodesia te form a judg-nent ou the Unie
H had a parliemest, aud the exerions of
the Trish made thay se te vmeot sunrems inspite of all
the -artifiee nud vielencs of Eng: wid to keept it sub-
New ei /
Lower Sazony, Murch 30.—Persons are now en-
gagedin the Duchy of Bramewich, with the approba-
ordinate. roland wis teu © "apraie'y ywpulent tien of the ministry. in drawing up a new Liturg:
and prosperous; thea her, prowl wia ed ty refurin | which shall be equally conformable to the spirit of
her parliament within, as the ait frou ea and the: general difusion of kncivledge !
without. Turis was resist vd the “Fre Te bs the measures whic hive been taken for
this purpose, this Lrurgy may be reckoned ee
the-best that exists.. A cireniar of the C nsista
«dated Feb. 20, invites all Provestant Must “s
Duchy ty seid in placs (ora Larne
of preyer breachiig the ae spat
—de etruetiog wast hor me
clude
ment. by furee and brite
“ignea peaple.
red by- the. spoilers—shat.
. U mht wn.
wish to: ha that parlmaent rea
Abe 2 whole question.
T
ted a
> focus
vol se youu.
of the gospel, to lay alresh the foundati On o ofauchpysetighe
lwhich in inany instances was in a. tolteri ing and decayed
be | state ¢: to-promote the glory of Godin a foreign country ;- Flo
erect-the etandard of the.eross amid our‘lofty pines’and tow-
ering cedars, by raising tumplis to the Worship of the living
God, | It is indeed to us a‘dehghtfui duty to testify to. the
act, thar on sites which were heretofore scones of gambling,
blasphemy. and dissipation, the sacred name of Jetiovah-is
_{now’piously ‘invoked, aud. where,io sound broke upon tho,
r nthe hissing of swine, the howling of wolves, and
the whistling of birds of prey, ig now heard the solemn note eB:
with
In five—they huve
ch ‘men the wor a of f righicousese—to estoblish’ .
jjand hosuntinh to the Son of ‘Da nd.
fev ms to t
[retools a and seminaries for educttion of our childreny
Sand those of sgenerstions yet * antorn. to fit them for the
isphere o hte in which they are desta: fo move—to im~
“press on thoir tense: minds ov ory virtue which religion ine
jeok ates, aod thosy sdeced “obligations which Vind 1 God,
itheir country and themsolvus.—La a word, to. muke them
t city, and in the state. ©
of Pennsylvania generally... The publication of four perio-
Jienls within the he WV hs: wi bicct igthe diee.”
the ocean, which. they. uauauntedly rowghed through the |
whieh they must necessarily travel, And tho various difficuls “