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CIIARLES end •• ware ' Weddle! . , • .. 111,11111 late blew and the heretic, and w a actu- • 130 any as WILLIAM ILNYVEI7, and GREATORIDC; am ra P • •:: ' s wit A •thiii entimese; .Ire save . orwa Iles raised Vail:Mt . the in I . yLatar . a got . rig p e rson, spectfally announce to ass Nobility sod Omni,' their I v ' s ". _ tilt . • 'fare = l , 4o l ' o k Rig and Ineshilla Pestecatioas Sale religions different i a, I in Wakelields• agetishas of ve ry many of year , ( in compliance with the advice and w . ___ Ix' so d twelve rinoedis , left there toga to rormerpatrens) to give a SERIES of VOCALONCERIS . ia •y eare. , m ..." - i ts , - ;Z aiimeare .setroo l '" iv ig i : Pts:a that 116141 1‘,. 0 ,__ .....,. elo wfga ivit a Fo ie rgi dretenti g' envs;risr„ r 2;, elo c hr i stve vviaasn iftsaithmatwzatio.thit \I ship, and is supowed to him goo* the esibne:Or ensuing season, on a Oland and Menage zoom. g l asa b reves dins plis how am ; ih , zasur on _ be add NIPS CAPITALS, awl of teia, ware istive . emblem, and its tongue gave nttati. rad between the Port of Londoo Partici' , ohs duly Pehhehed : and ill the mean time the names of Subscribers will be ' gratefully received by the Mmegers eac h. h e bubo, wsblogs have hoes lialeihreted lo'd Edell DO to GOD in she hest, peace uptis , d Cherie* Fawley be dead, if any to Mr. Wm. Pozeroft, of Armies, realseetlecir. and at Birehar o , l33 . New Bond-street. eijagior dowses tamale& ungasel. Inesea. laa earth, - will amongst m.• (opplastle). On I II , f Whitwood,. WA near Waketlelsi Mit. BELOIDS POSTHUMOUS WORK. • 1 / 1 4 ' 7/.1111°6116 km is ' llll.4 " L s e r em saigg leg. a "Illeligt thy • Sob' ' ilia Reformation, he had to say, that . ulicitor, in Weklifillids Ise or they This (law waublished, in Two Vols. 13eo. price in boarda o ft. Is. tillih Govoiremesit foe SE - IN forstiog UM & r , aprora m o s the did not understand all the dos- 1 ' , ir advamage. ' " THE S EXAGENARIAN; or the Recollections nois bibi I" hill 1411Pitalu t re s, a ; igaulliri tt 'els OM Slim diemselvee incnleated-they were l ' 1 V a A Literary Life. sometime( by their passions on the &L- -ees, WINE-MERCHANTS, fcc. Printed for P. C. and I. Riving:on. No. 62, St. Paul's Church- 111111/ S, . " rati r elf arrneFft 'tree liikaa of)30,000, of .- e •. • It was for PrOteitllAt Chris, VRIVA re CONTRACT, yard ; sold agony Payne and Pow, Pall-Mall, - • . .„.. . RN. satiate in the Market- Of whom may be had, by the same Author, One Hug Capital Pri tie& Of me . day tp ;tweedy the serfectioni •I. Anecdotes of Literature and Scarce Books, in 6 vols. ave. All the Platie are Eteding se l s igney, is the .- : • same. t o the pd of des r, Isla of wiater, lilt trade, aud the only one In the Price X 3. Is- ~ .. by Iti brew their own , 74, Beer lac „ r aw, i x . Y . Miscellanies ; consisting M Classical Extracts, Oriental he feels e proud to add 'We weft * imams of aa OWL i „ •', 's • ll ' ••• - •i• Qedgagkilepdadmil • A . • .4 . Ilhadatiees- • it And out-doors. with Stores for APogoleseei Re. to three etda• riot lea. ed. s.ly fitted up, for dm sale of Wine IitrIARE NEW n•CHOOL BOOKS, and NEW EDI lION3, .' 41121 res Prigea 'elf s.,.• liasi lle ltaltgi r eg r igisi 4° -.• , •• Irearrgellis 14 lideditegi ••... . ' ids ' .• 1 dec...p4.0. for the same. A Poldirised by Loonitan, Hoerr, REM, Glut, and ern lo wa % irm y a aestaajogrieeke so; .-essears- eta , o = • - . I Tenessear, Ott. Weeding to tbs 4 ...• . . . wiz. ' * r • 1. ..' . tOINC TSt s l t S 7 1' E t i t 'of 'thilillE I ' M* *la ' ' .-..,--- ••• ti 'e , Site er ittfesia Ear old ~... . p ro, ‘ lo° V ; lt i , g 4 o :_ 24r * ii :ti 4111114.14$11e; ittsyted It Mmireti PieWal. With as 1 ~. v psicaant, containing a Sedes of Queries on Bills, and M. Who ha thanking Ms Price& liar their angpodone as ia s liata. rtk o 6, . an _._' -40031 i " I d w ith great applause. - i e vol • ovo. spriest 1111. to chant's /imams: comprising the Substance of the Mertantille Twelve Pipes of Port Wine, Vaal . Hlch ap .he was sc.rry to tell titan, il MISC ' ELLANZAX I- Law sad Practice, with regard to the Nature and Negotiation of Pbr One Taonsand Years, or longer, if required, 111 th em rm be haa broken down in , g ieas , p ra „b,,if ' ea R is oil ooe Dedu ; and Foreign Bills of lachanee. To which are subjoined, Begs to say, that each of the Holders of au; Pint-drawn aaok Die carria he should not break down i would, a Course of Mercantile Letters; also, Drodetintahi, Timber on the First, Second , and Third Dates d Droving, may Ma. • that Clair applause The object of the Meetin ilt everY 4. E. CAC S..S. Trin.•Canti Measuring', Artificers' Com tati puons, and the Square aod Cube he h°peal, be wholly sgsratbd from i of isiettnibri, Miltoni P. A. Gnats Root, With their Application. By JAMES Moitersoo , Ac. medimely select front the Stock of My Wine Merchant they ( ). g ' eit POUR PIPES of the very .best OLD PORT WINE,. cotenant, Master of the Mercantile Academy, Leeds ; and Au. peep, et excerpta e libello Anglice and foe Shares in proportion, on credit for 1,000 Years, or political consideration Or allusion. Her should, with I thor of the Eieweats of Book-keeping, Ste. in limo. price lo gger , it . lamin a the concurrence of the Keeling, feel it his deity te Snri.b. Printer to the University , 46-641 . houud• r STATE LOTTERY, prevent the introduction of any irrelevant mailer, ea Strand, London; fur Detentes and 2. Ler r sae on Esc:Lase Htsr o R tr, for the Uwe, SdooMs. i it Cola essential that no misrepresemation, or evea By 1. Bialaod. In t info. price 6s. boarde. . t • To commence drawing 4th Wads, 1813 . ter, at Gaffed. ' ' Second gee. TUESDAY, 17th March. S. UNVIESSAL HISTORY, (n Twenty - four Beebe, translated misconception of the object of die Meeting. should . ''hirci TUILIDAT, Stet Idereb. ; ' f! I . 'RLS-OC &AO EDUION, front the- Gerona of John Muller, in 3 vol.. AM ' • take place.--The first Resolution was agreed to.' , V. mid VI. This Work Is not a mere compendium of Unfree* History, ‘`SCHRIIIL . , . k deornely printed In sse. and Mus. bait eontalaaa philosophical inquiry into ibe moral sad more es- s pri:e. of . 030.000 s w a n s aw ox44;gto The Rev. Dr. COLLIER rose to move the sewed ) rule V. and VI. price , fl. 16e. in \ p et t a ti y the political (Nimes which have given Hie to the nowt int- 3 - - spoo souring Meaty is,ooo Resolution, and said, that the main object • ca retie i i of i pertain revoint inns In thehimerp ot the human raise..-Nearly ready , . 10 - - 1000 ittostoll all?,e/ 104 " tn w i was to act on the hearts of all Clutistians. EECE, EGYPT, and the 4 C unde on liotusty, with r wooly Engravings. is - . 4 5 0 % 3 saStersordilit 30, :l ey 6 :1 0 • o who propented others from whom they dia .. , : the Stetted Section of the Second In lento. 76.6 d. plain, oe las. ed. coloured. 14 - - two s m a ret s e i ry 6, 4 00 feral in opinion, were corrupted streams from the outran of Europe, Asia, and Africa.' The object of this work is to enable young permits to acquire a IS - - ' . LANCE, LL.D• knowledge of the Vegerabk Productions of their Native Country. 40 - - Yewworm tray .• . exo pure fountain of the Reformation. Religion was V' sere we in the Prom, and eill be lisethie purpose else arrangement of Llnnuros is briefly egplalnted 80 - - 100 Seidl* ma, .. tato Lseated in the heart-its sway was in the conscience, 4 1 v ." - • meta native Plat( of each elms ( with a few exceptions) is eve Sp - . - 50 WAS/ ' 1,500 • .-. and there was no p ower which could .. between a, , . '4' . t ( ff. pram Imaid ; sa4 W. i4lO, siined , and illustrated by an engraving; sad a short account is . 40 . lb fiserdig Blowy 1,000 , 3 4 ,0e0 man and his GOD, in the exeacise of his mien. a• . - • added of some of the principal foreign apecles. .0 5° ' - - 10 Ster li ng money . . ----••-- 4 When the great CRILATOR of man did not may . t ..: ' 3 may be had, -.! S. Co SSSSS ATIONS On POLITICAL EenNoRIT ; 10 which dm 7.ssiossee t fuor Volumes prim £ll. mi. In elements of that Science are familiarly explained. By the Amine 18 ,0 00 Tickets. .aamaKa blade of grass like another, when the characterinio. ' . e q,,,, in 403 of ' Part the Second- of . Cameramen* on Chemistry." The *sand Edition, ba- PRIZES DETERMINAIILL . r aof his work was infinite variet y .-ever y where &so . Egypt, and the Holy Land. 're proved. 1n Oar large Vol. tem° price es. • tat drmen Piles £5,000 more '7CfitlttreZl Pre'!! AI" mote, tin ct ness, p thbuatt•innowthhere: e h div st iat o n i , ic • it w Of as d :o bes - ..., a respecting the Auttoes Journey 6, Con SSSSS mons on Csamisrar. li, which the Eledisets ed ditto 1,000 =ea flit -4 'ditto v SOO mare ia ; eon . Mating his Account of the of that Science are familiarly explained and illustrated Wipe- 54 ditto 400 MOM lilt ditto bOO eltil , t' and Hungary. Price £4. 14s. 6d. rlments. In st vols. limo. with Plates by Lowry. WEIL ire ditto 490 more 19th ditto . WO were formity should exist. real= of Opi ning was sea price 14$. boards. 3th ditto 400 more 11th of t5OO ifaanwaleave inalienable right, with the Bible as the rule a cota, • . 7. A Sarre* of Marian and ANCIENT 0110oR•pltv„ fee' Skis ~.• • 400 MOP* 12th Of iF.500 En:won eat_ science. Free religion twits an the mind like the sua '. I. was published, • the Use a Sehools• By Salsas!' Butler, D.D. Head Matter of , , ' • Shares her saki by T. Biala the Colitrldbiles on the earth-it gave heat, light, and purity, and, * No 17, Prince ' s-etreet, Trilobites'', e k e p kor dbri e i G rammy § thoo t s a s riim b w y . Thk . d i sdk; , ''. lasi 9, Citainal-Citase, London, and by all Ida exhaled nil noiious vapours, 'ale it was ccietaraia, a , a te. 6d In e r n. primps- beeedn. , . - • • lactated , met Seettsad. . .. • .- - EDINBURGH ktAGA- F•ase Sys r eaeatse gareresmose; or, 11111Meotary hmerowiels In • ' &ley lone. inae be almond this right of Inc ~. . • , 1217. 1 the wino , Deparraseses °Climswe sad Settees, with Pratt - QUADRILLE DANCI. G. • -- . lir himself', be 'was not rihwilling to ales, ~: r. 'is - yes to any others. To the Raman Ca th OliC be • . r • •4 • - • ..*(‘-' -•-• ' " ' a ._ .1 0 2 4 11 11 at MP hil iram Tr Br A LLEN,l9,Seetrerd strrets r, I . • v vie in r. ,,, , , 4 • -,- •`• ~ 4te.r . • . b, . e • Ilg ue, ~ !7?Klif t , bea staki f • s .t Lersool . . Rad ?rattiest, • •a . . . PR , ..A....... :; SCOWL iii r mttsii i however, , . , iSi 1' ' hob • . . . . . L i ~ ~. . 5 - • lASI . - • ... "41 1 411t4n. let - - ai • . tot:, .• ' .ti • _. diesho-oisereposos this:i= /tor AvaieidtosionelialleollitribillOPt UAW i 1 .L ' : A.: • '• '-.1 . -4 t•••'•' ' ' 4 ! , sec •••••"st ot 64048 11'V. 11,4 gamoteter lietsbedon la Ray Word a good PrePervire for a• alai etpeditieets or relied acquiretistist 'ilea .41 • l ' '• v . 4 ..-. v • ~ ,- V ,„: t - 0 24 , 2 ramc g at a r v ' try Macgregor Mid sense ranches tun reading, to point out the best sources of farther 'sienna- to y". y ase gi p art s t s t ' amon d e d, y• • i• i fidood g e e t h e Pre. ,_ toe Lines written in a tuiely Serial- lion, nod to compress , within a narrow compass, a ram food of No w o rywi n , i m p * tostroo , o 4 to , each their Eimil l e , ode to ~„i t •- - . et= but to inform the .. .." Transistiun from Petraoch- Litres tryout:sot knowledge, Which multi only be by the per. ter eldtaserbists be boost stir newdovanted settplaylag bistro.: ter ' bat . te-1° s by beSv " il Y 'spll°4 hilt 1 -Literary 101eartings-A New Ar. g lobe a mo r t a a d e o f vo l umes . melte, ansbling them to estivate their own Dancing. gye Balls tiill°lll°l4lll4 . abd to inwiam Lopez cd. Ini mertality. hiortixl J marks on tit , Works as Qtisheri. 9. HIS sod hisiesssaNtins Quitarsons for the Ulf w i t h out M us i c ians. or Mouse this:wakes aud friends with Music 2114i r lim " -Leiter to Charles K. Starpp. Esq. of Young People ; with a Selection of British and General Ilico b y Clock work . . • . IL Wltmorr, in seeoucling the Ileaoluileit, i ting Church His:ivy-Letter from graphy, Ste By itiehmal Manillal. The Thirteenth Edit. in %..._.__,..----,.....w...,....t.a..-wao *aid, that any attempt to prevent the diffusion of P is of Jame. Vt.-Strictures on an ism. price Se. booed. GE - LEBRATION OF THE REFORMAT/ON. Holy Writ Was Contrary to the rights elf freedom • . nburgh Review, entitled ' 4 Present W. An Analoomatir of Usiretasst. HISTORY, adapted to .' lisd rehlione ‘ opinion. He tracea the history of dee (etwicluded).-lissays on the Genius he Use of Families and Schools, with appropnate Questions to - . . lid, No . I. Allan-Pulpit Eloquence he End of each Section. By the Rev. H.I. Knapp, A. M. is Yesterday, in piirsuanea of notice by pt sic ad- Ttefo rmaLi o 1, and showed that in its progress it was - -Iterarf and betentiletistolglreneo- innno. Third Edition, se. bound. vitrasament, a great number of Protestant•Okriscians commensurate with the diffusion Of the Holyakap- ii. Rotas for Psotiounciteo and Rea: moo the FVIteNCII 01 . 1117i041.4 cienosninations, met At the City of Lon- tures. In the reign of EdWard I. the Bills vats . dished in Edinburgh on the oOth of LASIOVAOL By the Rev. Israel Wunley. The Second Edition. the I st. day of the succeeding month. In 12mo. M. bound. don Tavern, Bishopsgsite-street, to celebrate the Tri- promulgated ; in the reign of Duey it was called in ; • roe& ir, emsee•estreet,Ectiosorge; e I hi. little volume, with a title So uoassurning, has the rare centenary of the Relorraition of the Christian Church. and in site reign of Elizabeth, when the Reformed tin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster- merit of performing more than it promises. We hope that this At half-past twelve, thetreta room was filled by a Religion was finally established in England, Miriam. ,ono (Post pod) not be addressed; little work will meet what it deserves, extensive approbation and large concourse of most respectable persons, a great editions of the Holy Writ were made by the Ring's a the United Klegrlosn. adopt i o n . "-Ecienie Review, November, lila. • put. of whom were females. The Duke of Seem Printer. It would now be a gratifying tithe Nombets ballot Ingo 'rioted. lit. A Flamm' I/mac - rust or, Stateside end Passages dril- y now be bad as above. lected(rom the most esteemed Freach Authors: designed to fact- had been expected to take the Chair, but as his spirits of the first Reformers, to look sight to the down OR this ~ state a Knowledge of the French 'Fondue. Arranged under the Royal Highness did not appear, the Rev. Dr. Cot- metropolis, in which some of them perished as nisit- iany attempts that are daily several Heads of the Parrs of Speech. Tose:her with prorate- I.lza addressed the Meeting, and said, that he had t yrs to the cause, and behold the efforts made for the unwary a spurious composition In- camps Passages and Idioms. By the Rev. Israel Worley. The yesterday a communication with his Royal Hi g hness diffusion of the Holy object whih c !prepared by Day and Martin, they Second Editi o n corrected and enlarged. In Irm o . price 4s. bound. Scri p ture s,an i i I which their address, is. Riau for ENOLIIII COMPOSITION, and particularly for the Duke of St:B6EX, who had promised to be at the was one of the chief ends of their labonm (Applause.) k eh Holborn, Themes. Deelgued fur the Use of Schools, and in aid of sae Meeting at a quarter 1, efore twelve. That as the The Resolution was agreed to unammouslia .\ ' the cer - e, that they trust an atten - Instruction. By John itippirogham, Private ' tutor at Westmin- time appointed was past, he was afraid that the state The Rev. Mr. O ' Dostocuue moved the third Re- t eof the type, which!, unlike all let- , ter School . Third Edition. In 1 vol. 12mo , price 4e. boardi. o f t h e weat h er had. prevented his Royal Highness solution, and said, that in taking a part in the bu 'a- *net MCA to detect the imposition. 14. The ART of E/TISSPOTO Penile SPIALINO, Including a No, made and sold Wholesale by Courser of Discipline for obtaii , mg the Fatuities of Discrimma- from being present. He Meeting he felt that he was actin g an begged them to exercise for noes of the , . • sigh Holborn ; and retailed by the lion, Arrangement, and Oral Discussion. Designed for the Use a little time their patience, and if any considerable perfect consistence with his duties as a Member of n i t ookmikes, Ironmonger , , Perlis- of Schools, and Stu-instruction. By John Kipping eecoad further delay took place, he should propose as a the Church of England-(Applause.) -It was the I 1 the Rotted Kingdom, in bottles, at Edition, price 6e. in boards. , Chairman a Member of the Church of England. As prin ciple . of that Church, diet the only rule of is. Teems at Hoots, and VOTAGIS by the F 1114101; ter ... k . - • mart tras no Sectarian meeting, such a parson would Christians was the word of GOD, and from that the Induction and Entertainment of Young Penone. Complete el I. E GOUT. in s vols. Miro. (containing Europe, Asia, Africa, and America,) be fittest to occupy the Chair. alone, that the Creed to which it adhered was de- price lea atitaoena. vole 3to 5, including Asia, Africa, and - After a short time had elapsed, die Rev. Mr. duced. It wasby this principle alone that the Church MINtiCII, may be had separate, price 9s. half-bound. • Country 100 f, SibllON was called to the Chair. of England arose, and that it continued to exist. i . ' 16. A VunA AAAAAA , English and Greek, arrang td. y M ,tetrad. victuals a friend, r. S it zoo having taken the Chair, said, that Tha diffusion of the Bible was not less deeirable i n a • tally, to advance the Learner in scieatific as well as verbal S ,' if the Gout, Knowledge. Designed for the the of Schools. By Nathaoiel when he had entered the room he should as soon political than in a religions point of view. ram a Doctor to sesd. i Howard. A new Edition. la limo. at. bound. have expected. to have been called ua the throne of perusal of it were to be devised the best eaans re- abonalr, ' ! • 11. INTIODUCTO/T LATTA EZIRCISIS to those or CIS4IIIILI4 the kingdom as to be called to that Chair: He had specting the duties of subjects and of povereig ns. d with Werrta'a via Jat i , .-- Act's, and Toasts, designed for the Younger ,Ciseme isi and kr, Learners. By N. Howard , Author of a Loss and .Greek yeta.l Rome as a private individual with a warm heart, in- He concluded by moving, " That such ' pure and undefiled ' Religion by dm Holy 8t....'.p- . \. i Macke: was net. bulsey . la liana. price its. 6d. bound. . 1 deed, towards the great event which they had met . • turns alone is ought ; and that they . therefore shoestkl be semi& 4 the Mtn, 18. 'lle CLAssicAL Remain LITTER Warren; or, Episto..i to celebrate. The Reformation had opened the Scrip- evel y language, to every the globe ; and that all attempts to linsit adula neh d d rie leillieo• " rat ion " k whit a terror, lary seiertt °l " , des i gne d t• Improve 1.4 u51l Psrsils is the An tures to mankind. and spread the knowledge of them Sal bloom, of Letter-writing, and in the Principles of Virtue awe Piety. With to everr quarter ef the world. It Wu an event which the boneficent_putpi . mes of gm), and the best and cintj. thriird hint with horror. Introductory Rules and Observant's, on Epistolary Composition ; • - • low I" he said- . and Biogcaphical Notices of the Writers (rum whom the Letters ou g ht to be • remembered with Christian admiration, happiness of Man. . • - • mb with amaze- are selected. By the Author of Lessons for Young Persons in an every mind should be impressed with the glori- The Resolution was carried unanimously. . i t sBLACKING citsplay'd Hunibte Life, scc. &e. in 12mo. pre be. bound• oils priv A ilae ns o a f e being born in this age and this coun- Mr. J. M'Keszis said, snit the very primaple of • , con lace. 19. Colt SSSS ATIONS in Amnia*: being an Introduction to f ,.. ~. ). the Reformation (nay more, the principle of Chris- tianity itself) was the diffusion of the Scripturcs ; . • the Firm priticipks of that Science; in a Series of Dialogues de- “i i _ i f the gout- T h e Rev. Mr. Cox, of Hackney, then opened the they were not to be clogged by . expositions, howerrr signed (or those who have not the' advantage of a. .I . liter, as wed re elbow 'Wit --. as for the Use of Students in Sshooli. by William Cole. limo. business of the Meeting. He said, that h av i ng taken venerable. St. Paul praised the Bergen', becasae caper'd about, . with despair. . Nearly ready. a part in the preliminary arrangements which had they searched the Scriptures most ;he ascribed to • Yo. A segues to the Exilic:gas of Chambrod,Hamel, Per- led to the commemoration of that day, he thought it them a nobleness above the other Christians of d e ' t d till the Gout rig, Wasourochi, and other Grammars 3 being a Practical • at of his toe,,necetgary to stet, the motives which had operated g was further from his mind than early ages. He praised them for referring to ti'.. • Guide to translate from English Into good French en anew p ia , . ache found eat, with Grammatical Notes. By 0.44. Poppletoo, lo i amo.-Nearly upon him. Scriptures, even in preference to the mahority it by Wawa rich glow. Dew. any intention to raise the standard of party, or to ex- the Aptades thenzselves. Our Sevier* himself, ca- ipe out," 21. The FIRST ELIMINTS of ASITIIIIIITIC; *P t the Toe. cite feelings of personal irritation, in the celebration y brain's long been cracking'. - titer's sad Scholar's Alstst" ' practically arranged i n Lcs°33sa ' of 'an event from which all Euro and the world rectcd his followers to search the Scriptures, in • .1 - ! . Lys for the Gout, and expressly designed for Clines ; Comprising the Pour Simpler re - Which it was, written concernin him Thi fez a better authority for g them - t‘P 7Pi n that . /f -t 1 .. WARR/Mies Je r Btacanto!“ Rules; via. Addition, Substractios, Multiplication, and Division, had derived advantages. If ever there was a time . • cornetacd Into one Sum, sad'lausat in one Operatve in aware when sectariarefeeling should be relinquished, or in- any - modern eccteslastic, however respectable. Ile . . . .. . , able BLACKING is prepared by Series. Te which is prefixed, the introductory fades of Nome- dividual feeling lost in the contemplation of general' ... ration and Notatim BrGeorge Reynolds, Writing Master, h oesa, it'vras such a day-as this (applauseA aPPI H e then Moved the fourth Resohnion. . .. a •_' : • j e 87 Christ's Hospital. is Illino•-Nearly ready. o Thee, equally intrusive and unworthy as all ellbets mato- vrithed at the outset to &clew hitaself - the afilretata fitottociy to impost any 4e.posieioes o f these }101 „ , seri . ••• .. . . . 22. Aa ALPO sIitTICAL Kit to Paorain Qns 134,1111121,• - • 1 Qua Gauos, and Al its PEAS ENT!, TOOMIIIItti Adult frinalplell of universal toleration or rather llasetj a t:f conscience. a wadi • every mas, for himeelf, is entitled to investigate, and oe • f - I ' • declined and translated, with the Aries quoted ender we, and If there existed any other feeling in room, let it expound; and which every roan should • read, mark, leant, and - ' r." • ['RAND, Loudon ; ' Numerical References to the Ca A we* tifitiong t rith as be saarificed on %Meatus of the magnificent tem i t t e limo* digest.' "• • . - t . • . ~. • rakers, Centers , ltonmongiNS, Brush. Appendix of above Styes Hosdred Irregular Verbs, elate . Mr. G. Mitzi seconded the Resolution, seldFli which had been eiected by the Reformers. to every Town in the Mash:nu, dechited and traoslated; besides other useful Additions. By j. IP. . . , 61. 10d. and 18d. each. CA ll /T, LL.D. i s. - Aber of Latin ItOsodl ma& Sufi Sabstdial time was goise by, when true and sincere Christians was, carried unanimous ly. WAßßE'N'S Mackin. i Is.ridses, Sri. 1. /Mo. *Aged sear against one another for their religious lite Rev. Dr. Lttraos rose to move :ha Eft all. , ' - •• ' . It• :.. ti. . 4 ..' . . . .. . . . -•• I li • ' ' . • I