intention is to do still more and, according as the thirty millions of ecclesiastic pensions become extinct, intends to devote that sum to the benefit of the church. One sole obligation has been imposed by the Divine Law, which is, that priests should live by the altar, and atte

POLITICAL REGlSTER. —Official Papers. 1039] Emperor. The Archbishop of Naples has been the only ecclesiastic who'refused the ©ath which he owed to the Sovereign. In vain have the Theologians endeavoured to convince him; he has persisted in his error. His uncommon ignorance has be

be one word said upon the matter. The thing speaks for itself. Not a word ot it, however, should ever have heard, had it not been for that Inquiry, which was moved for by Lord Porches'*’?,*, wnich was opposed bv the Ministry, but in which tne House ot Commons is now engaged. We

also J. BUDD, Pall-Mall.

iEgis, Vo!. 1. 114. SUMMARY OF POLITICS. that Ireland separated from England water ; because, besides many other evils, is productive this, that the people of England are not only, generally speaking, ignorant what is passing in Ireland, but they, at best, seem to care but littl

DECEMBER 0, 1809.— Danger to Ireland, [«8« should, if possible, have been shewn, that, at some time or other when England was under a Roman Catholic church, England was in greater peril from without, in greater misery within, than she is at this moment. All this, some of it, at l

you. Sir, reeled beastly drunk into the u Illustrious Countryman, once more, the « House of Commons, made a scandalous thanks of our hearts ; together with brawl, and thrown a chair at the head *< our earnest prayers to Heaven for your u of the Speaker, it may even be doubted he

Napoleon’s Projects. These projects were, in the main, evident enough before, but they seem now to be rather more fully developed. The Morning Chronicle and other prints, call the Divorce a solcmnyarce; and they have wisdom to set down the people France as slaves, because they s

JANUARY 6, 1810. —Official Papers, terval, to be altogether suspended. I shall therefore content myself with entering my protest against a proceeding which I can consider in no other light than as violation, my person, of the inostessential rights of a Public Minister; when adopt

them, that satisfactory documents should would ask, why should they now ap. «• laid before them.” The House does point a Committee to inquire, destitute seem have kicked a little this. This, they were of all information, when from Mr. Croker, does seem to have been his majesty,