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DUNSTAN'S-MITRE-WEST, in the CITY of LONDON, held in the Inquest Room, id June, 1819, to take into cobsideratiton the propriety of te mentiog a Petition to Partiaident against the Whew before House of Los*, for. abrogating " The Declaration against Transubstan tiation," required by law of all - Persons bearing certain Meet and " The Declaration afaisat Tnutathatantiation and Popery, required of all Peers et the Realm, and Members of the Moase of Oaaunons, before they flte or tit in Parliament; The Rev. R/CIIARDILLOYD, M.A. Vicar, in the Chair: PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE,oF. COMMONS . , JUNE '5. . •:,. On the motion of tic ,J.•NEIVI)O ET, Accounts atilt Sums received at the Poet-OEde for Letters passiuk between Hew* and Dublin, mere ordered tb be laid before the House. The Gratirpotad Election Bribery Bill went through.* Core. phut, the Repeat of Which wee received, and lorregnro.to again On Tbeaday oest, when.diree 'America were ordered its atter.d . .—The Report was.orderid to be printed. Sir H. PARNELL moved for leave M bring in a llitl t 0 amend the Acts for regulating the duration of Polls at Elections THE FRANKLIN N crSCRIPTS: • . . TRis day Were published, illustrated with Plates, FRASICLII4'S NESIbMS. , L— Th e THIRD, or CONCLUDING - VOLUMK Warta comprising his PoJthu:nons and other Writings, new' first pub lished Isom the .otlginals, by his Grandion, • WILLIAM TIiMPLZ FRANKLIN, Kit • Also new Editions of the fernier Volumes. • The Public are advised to completetheir Sets voithottt lay, to prevent disappointment; Pasted for lienty:Colhans, Conduit:4o4de _ The folloWing, among tither Resolutioni,Pissed unanimoutly That the British Constitutien and. Gorerament are Ossatisk and fitadamentally Protestant, and the ,Pnotestant Religion forms the great. secueity of the public happiness` alul welfare of this ..i)'/14/71,•al.eliablithcd'and warred. bY aaolemdNadonal Corn pact et the period of. the • Revolution, and by the Acts of the Legislature which Sappily settled the CrbWsl of these Reahno Won* Majesterianagt Busily. •- _ . ~. „Th 4. seing sensibie of the 4rligi - otis and lielhical blessings. *Noy& under the `y a? the Royal Muse of Brtutriiick; and convinced : that tailon the malitenance of that compact *ad of these Aits , tilettisapent, " the . safety of his e t t;'s Person --the continuance if the ' Id a • of Reg rnrl.-43te pretaceation of the. Protestant RtUgloo In all its int.- lalateltalie of rise ClaurCh of England, as bt i l i zt , Jottiiity Of Se *W lug ant undoubted and the future' peace. and tranqtrlility of this KingdOur,• do (ender Goa) entirely. depend," this Meeting Is I tilled With. alarm when the least attempt is midi' to abrogate' all of the Linn, or subvert any of the securitifa, by which those inestlmableptivileges are held. - That by the win policy of our ancestith, Roman Caehnlica were excluded front bearing certain ogees, and front the teals ktute and Councils.of the Nation ; and try Stat. toth car. 11. It was enacted, " that no Peer of the • Realm, or Member of the House of Commas', *Quid vote or sit In Parliament until he should, take the Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy, and make, subscribe, and audibly repeat the Detlatadon against Transubstantiation ad Popery." That this Meeting has been informed, and believes, that a Bill bas been brought into Parliament, and is now in in which It is proposed, that " the Declaration against 1=1:: stantiation," required by the Statute 25dt Charles 11. and " the Declaration against Transubstantiation and Popery," required by the Statute 30th Charles 11. shall no longer be required to be taken, as a.qiirlidattion for holding any race or place Of trust from his Majesty, or under his authority, or for sitting or voting In either • House of Parliament. Provided that nothing therein should dispense any person from taking. the Oaths.of Allegiance. or Supremacy.' • That although the said Decimations against Transubstenda. don and Popery contain only a renunciation of certain opinions entertained by Roman Catholics,-.yei they form, in the opinion of this Meeting, the principal Ireit by 'which /lonian -aithcs are to be asebrtsinsd, and without avhiek the Oaths of Allesiance and Supremacy are not milldam to exclude Rotuma Cathelics Prom Parliament, and from situations of Power, espe daily at the present time, when • It , it a fact that the 43 W Sovereign Ponti ff , so lately as the 14t: ~ bliesolcum In stractioa to the Prelates of his - Churth, eethithisilbct tbea to distinguish beironen the passive oaths which may,lte t taho 2 , sat the active oaths which may not be taken by the Roman Catho lics of any Heretical State, and declared that all' Oaths taken to the prejodice of the Chtuti are Mill and void. That u Padden be resented (tom this Parish to the lloosti of Larch,. and also to the Houle of Commons, U. neeesitify, praying that the said Sill may sagest into a, law. That the Petition now read be adopted, and that these Ilea°. Indobs, or an Abridgment of them, be adveitised in Seven of the Daily Paws. , • . - . That the 'Milks at tide Meeting be presented to Ur. Janus Lassrisj and Mr,. Joan Horatio, Cluarchwardens for their :Tem a lietiklir - ttf r t it c roT . , • tub**, ~ ._ Rt.t 'LOYD, STAL • Ibiti dui rhenba of this Meeting be presented to th,i Iles: bars, for .bra very able and judicious eanduct this day the Chair. JOHN HICKIN, Vestry Clerk. In Ireland.—Agreed to. Mr. S. WORTLEY moved. for a eornraittee.to Invite bate the Duties on Windows, so far as they affected honks arbich the shopiortned part.2othe motion was aimed to, an a . . b! IN JAM SALE. an - ATE CONTIIACT, • lediate posse-Alen% INN, and CONIMEIICIAL arect, Gosport. 'The above Inn, which • of half a eeitt;ry, has always com ma lur:ative Ausiaess, and a very Iletali 'Trade bat been carried au Posti•Jg Nti,t+.• it of colsideraftle Mourling. Coaches are kept, which • - untrals bttwtea Gosport itn4 South .ual to v4iuus oth:a puts Itts( s are Feet:hold, in a mint arcel- Lanti-Tai redeemed,;-.The Stock plittee appointed. • •:- • Mr. 13,NtiliTT wWted tonskof the,Htitle Gnlnt)e.o4 smoke (Ms. Gesibtarn)itany dispitcheabail been reeeissiS - Si• the c! denial Mice Irma , Governor Hall respecting Mr. flock s • late TteatWer of the Tale of Prante - This day was published, the hectlnd Edition, iwircsiti,. with all the Names restored, in Ito. Klee 0.1. 08. ?co s ards, Hlt ACE WA LPOLIVO 'O:ITAG tY, Esq. frost the Fear 1731 to 1770. tuils liaised front the Originalrin the possession of-the Editor. •-• " The Letters of Horace Walpole. are masterpieces in thole! way : that in which thy shine unrivalled, is their Recur:LW eV flection of the passing Scenes of each day, pointed by reign:lts equally witty and sarcastic. A new Dentoerints seetus to have assumed the pen, to sneer at the grave follies of the hipsad species.".—quarterly Review. Punted ler !indwell and Martin, Bond-street, and Henry (''album, Conduit-street. Mr. GOULBURN wished for tithe to mover the tliestloa.% • Mi. UNNRYT that gate notice of a motive on the subject for biOndal. Mn WAITHMAN gate uotice, that on Monday he wool d. move kr ttee ou gas Lets rasps ng Mock R. Auct p i ti m m . Mr "IItTLMN proiated a •PetitioesAurd $y le e hs the Castle of Lawomer, aomplatoito that they. VIA WM Ate'• tatted beyond the time for which they ought to hate 1. kaga for the areacea they had committed, and praying ist&ef.--47t derod to lie on the table. • Mr. HARVEY mined for Copies Van Petitions tad Meta," rialipreieuted to the Lords of the Treasury, or the Comnds sateen of the Ekcise, and of all Orders, Proceedings...mid R i ct- S101:111 made in the rose eiOsui Ise I ic nty, with el final o( the same • and also Caplet' of the triformatioin, speeifylrg the ofir e 'N e !.; r ent es end the dates of 7eformations.-41tertiodootwas agreed to. at a viluation. be know:i .by applying .to the Pre. were publibiwd, er Vols. Elio. price XI. Its. 6d. Nis. GLAND, from the Accession the year to the Accession •.h.. year ?I.CCC.I.XX I. To which ve LO fl c Ilistory And .Intiquities of !...11-.-:IIPLE, of Miles, Bart. • itt. Editiqn. Arciaibald Constable and Co. and Edinburgh ; alili Hurst, Robinson, and This day Were pnbliahecl, in Three Vols. Seth price .16s. , . MEMOIRES et COItRESPONDENCE de Ma dame D'EPINAY, on elle donne des Details our res Liaisa . .:a avec Duc los, .1. J. Rouw.tu, Grimm, Diderot, is Baron d'Holbach, Saint Lambert, Viadame dliontetot, et emits Personnages cilebres do dix-huitlemeSiecle. " Madame D'ilpiney was certainly a was of considerable talent :—her epistolary style is excellent-4er remarks on pass ing events lively,. acute, and sold--and her delineation of cha racter admirable."—Edinburgh Review, No. Printed for Henry Colbarn, Conduit-street. • Of whom may be had, Memoires et Correspondence choisie, du Baron de brittun, Seven Vols. Svo. £4. 4s. Aied, price :Se. No. 205, of .Y of ARTS, &c. containing . tiesw4rd's Patent for Raising sad Odd's for Rolling Iron and i‘laklng icalry's for Constructirg Ships, Bci. iro Lime; besides various Papers tufa:tufts, and Agrkuiture, among i>ropo , itd Britlgt orzr the Meat of Patents s-z-euted durin; the This day was published, In Two Volumes, Deo embellished with Portraits . and. other Plates, price 215. bds. the Second Edition, with Additions, of rilllE LIFE of S'sJOSHUA,REYNOLDS, late 44 Prehislent of the Royal Academy. By JAMES Noltlll - Esq. ILA. comprising original Anecdotes of Dr. Juba son, Dr. Goldsmith, Burke, Garrick, and many other distin.. pushed Characters. " It remained foe a Northrote nods jostler to the life and labours Of a Reyttold4 and he .has ably esoinus4 14 1 task." Monthly 'Magazine. A few Copies may still be had of .the original Edition in quarto, with the Supplement. Rioted for Henry Coburn, Candstieetreet. • • nd Co. Paternostei-row. , Of whom Gener..l Index to the first 2S Vols. 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No. 73, St. Paul's Chure MODERN This da Closely printed In Double C ',96th (or the Hitlk of s COMPLETE • C TRIALS AND i'PEAS()N and other CR front the earliest Period to t Lust:ations ; Compiled by ' :ad continued from the 7 THOMAS JONACS HON London: Printed for- L Brown ; J. M. Richardson Cradock, and Joy; 602; S. U. linos; J. Do std T. C. Hansard. For the accommodation rpre's State Trials, a sepal to reedit the Continuation 0 .1 - .lavo Edition, Thus, th 4 Sett: Thais as a separate Ni tie Collections, may 'be pro: ',' The present Volume tae, and contains Twent ;kith are Slit not helote Apo: Libel ; for Rfidpath, and Mi lethtioa; Cameron and M t-rso7., for Sedition. The 2 will contain, besides other T:ia)sia Dublin, in 1798. ;NUMLi 0 1 . Just publ TREATISE on A Co-! which any one til practical di:ections fur tvery c°,:nptom 01 Syphilit Ey JOHN LIG] To II of Mr. Liget 1 and ,\Jzrshall, Stations ' , ) , „el.wrb and Medicine the above wort ft round a valuable rOmpe :•oor ore all given in Eng most intelligible mann Mr. LIGNUM'sPII.I c!lrphilltic Diseases. 0 n:lLe hex in a recent can 4 rDticry. Nothing can b tr , ...ent than this remedy, of iuv -lestructive :naiad) • Wm: nt, restrain of diet, by hir. Lignum pl,r.e, 'West Senichgel ?clay and Sons, 95, F ▪ 4,, rcr.-7.lrd; Butler arid •-tkrilietstreet, Dublin ; O ar.d ccunti y ; pri I'RAUI C. 0 ER AI thily in. tteto impost ej •. in„t,44. of th tun: I:EC and a , lil . pine's •.-section to this, • th : l4 e all setter-prces, lit i 1 ` , :•11 1 "LC i IN, it ,Dragg ftn, • • I- 414.1 is. Gd. teach. say was published, Cohullos, Royal Octavo, Velume the a Ne' w Series) Price Xl 11s. Ga. COI LECTION OF STATE PROCEEDINGS FOR HIGH !RIMES and MISDEMEANOURS, the Year 1783, with Notes and other T. It HOWELL,Esq, F.R.S. F.S.A. Year 1763 to the present Time; by /WELL, Esq. Hirst, Rees, Orme, and sni a t a l=, 1 , Parbury, and Allen ; 'Bald ' E. Jeffery and Son; J. Hatcbard and Booker ; J. Booth ; Dodd and Catkin ation of such Persons as possess liar separate title-page has been printed, so as on applicable to that as well as to the those who wish to possess the Modern Work ; or as a Supplement to either of twirled with it accordingly. .me brings the Work down to the year renty-one most Important Cases, among published ; viz. J. 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Bow Church-yard ; Fleet-naarket ; Edwards, 66, ,St. Paors nd Sons, 4, Chearside, I...r>rdon--and S 4, • and the principal lkedicine Venders ice :N. 91. .1) PH EN'EN TEE,. .CT the many attempts that are 10ae on the unwary a SPVIt I OUS COM rho GENUI7ZE BLA el“Nti prepared they have adopted a n label, iu kIGII.I - ibLBOILN; - - Kl ita cue centre of the Labol, that they s,ld the dial - elicit of the type, which is will _en.ible purchasers at once to detect ACKING, made and soli wk. - Acute by 97, iligh—flolborn, and rt.ailed by tilt ;gi.ti, booksellers, fronmr,olgers, Pvire in the Vnited King dam, in Buttes ai Dedicated to the Dom of %Lummox. This day was published, elegantly printed idbate Volume imps-' Hai 4to. embellished with 30 coloured Plates. Portraits, Maps, Plans, &r. twice £6. 6s. boards; or in FoUr Parts, at XI. I is. 6d. each, the last three of which are sold sepa rately, to complete Sets AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of the CAM PAIGN in the NETHERLANDS, in 1613, under hist Grace the Duke of Watuse.vort and Prince &trona, compris ing the Battles of Limy, Quatre Bras, and Waterloo. With a detailed Narrative of the Political Events connected with those memorable Conflicts, drawn up from the first Authorities, and dedicated to the Duke. By WILLIAM MUDFORD, Esq. Illustrated by numerous public and private Glacial Documents t and other Papers hitherto unpublished, communicated by Gi i. cers of the highest distinction. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-Wert, and Thomas Egerton, Whitehall. This day Was pnblished, Handsomelyprinted in iivo. with Four Engravings, price 7s. 6Z. sewed, Number I. of THE EDINBURGH PHILOSOPHICAL JOUR NAL, exhibiting a View of the Progress of Discovery in Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Natural History, Practical Me chanics, Geography, Statistics, and the Fine and Useful Arts.— To be continued Quarterly. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin burgh ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. CONTENTS. Airraosostv.—M. Blot on th e Length of .the Pendulum at Unst. Mr. Troughton on the Length of the Pendulum as mea sured by Mr. Whitehurst and Captain hater. Mr. Troughton on the Nautical Top. ()rms.—Dr. Brewster on a Singular Structure in Apopkyl kite (with a Plate). Mr. Sivright on a new Method of rnakieg Single Microscopes. Dr. Brewster and Dr. Gordon on the Hu man Eyc. Dr. Brewster on a remarkable Optical Property in Tabasheer. BlEenvsocs.—Method of Weighing Anchors on the Coast of Coromandel. Mr. Hunter on a Self-acting Pump. (With an Engraving.) MA TUSII ATICS...-PrOftl 30T Wallace on Elimination.. Mr. Shbliage on Prime Numbers. Citamisravo—M. Berzelius on Weak Affinities. Mr. Herschel on the Hyposulphurous Acid. Dr. Fyffe on the Waters of the Arctic Seas. Mr. Bald on the Temperature of Coal Mines. Illevroaotoov..--Mr. Adie on a new Hygrometer. Dr. Ll vingitene on ari improved Hygrometer. Mr. Adie on the Sympiesorocter, (with an Engraving), Mtnassioov.—Professor Jameson on Granite, Qicrtz Rock, and Sandstone. Dr. P. Ilaniikon (Buchanan), on the Diamond Mine of Parma. 'Professor Janrsnn on the Black Lead Mines i of Tiorrnilale, Ayrshire, and Glen Szrathfarrar. Professor' limeson on Secondary Greenstone and Wicke; trin Connecting Veins, and on Trap Veins.—(With a Plate.) ZooLOGY.—Captaio Scoresby on the Greenland Whale. Dr. Fleuxiiig on the Arctic and Skua Gulls. Mr. Neill on the Bea vers of Scotland. Grooaseity.—Sir Charles Gicsl4 on the Residence of the 1 Grc...tilzmio s. 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Solomon, Liverpool," ore engraved on the stanip'of each bottle, .nritiousit which none erelentiino. , Al,o, pike 34. that scarce, interesting, and useful Family Work (Wirth which is iven an ci2gant Portrait of the Author, and a View of Gilead-flouse), entitled, A GUI Dlito 44NALTH ; or, Advice to both Sexes, in a. Varsity of Complaiiits.--.f1y...S SOLOMON, bl.D.—CoLtaining a Treatise on Veinal& Diseases, Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also . General Remarts on those Diseases with which the Human Body le mast froqueialy ' i a:Tided ; explaining the symptoms, mode of treatment, &c • Mr. WAITHMAN had' a Petition to•pmeest of i< peculiar character, It was prom a Spanish Gentkitten who had acted in. conjunction with 04/4' . armies in Spain., Re and those of hie sou who fought with him had taken up airtfi6 tea reeirear their IYS. They had hoped.suth would be the *via of their victory; but-no molter bad Ferdinand be seatedonjhe s. than the provisions previously mode to secure pubtip Tr 91. were doitroyed—((he Inquisition wasTefeirabllthetl,,arta the rigorous persecution, of those Who-hin fought in the ranee of Spanish liberty followed: The Petitioner, Did Pedro Fenian; des, Physician to die Apastifik and nOwin London, had been seutenceti•tb.tfrath si togiti.bgea ate enough to find a refuge in this Countrf ,*ke otsi; ion m self, the Object of his Petition was is upon the Hitimi - ici • require the interference of .Ministem in e.friendly way aid* she: Spanish Government, iw khan: of his fellow Patriots, who wan' at present in confinement, in order to Obesity their liberating.— This Petition the Honourable Member stated to have >een_pre.. awned to him some weeks ago ; but he thin objected' tiat FAIL' ft, which he thought called let intetfernmatk:4l4lolWlt of this country with the, ,alfaArs, of ant he : thought there was nothing objectionable in - the Petitions as it, only' alled for the' interference of this costuttp In a IrlectigtWaY_ In behalf of those with ivhom we had actAbrcoollinetion., • • Mr. tlONlSON.prekeited Ship Motets, ?tam:Suture", tindothers;zesiiingsisadknifing" of ISanimadsey .and Rotherhithe, pi** the; Fe n sWoir SOUKS rctipmßill.—Ordsted to lie oar table. Mr. WILSON presentud a Pc i4cm from certain : Sletcluscho Manufacturers, Ship °Walks, Traders. and others; irf ihi.l2ort of London, against the Foreign Enlisttnents e Bon: Member, in inithditehig Ilk Petition, t thiV 'D it 4 Willadd; in the Nineteenth Century; we should findittirrinierpeasenact hwe to declace what new, was. - as it woold.aez t ing,had. half pbt yet selcient experimce to aeteenilni Its chi . initletottelk th new ligingthre measseas.• .Me *Jai. cf. a*% Do distinction between the cause-of Old Spain auk( that-of net Colonies, btu as at present it Wail' open fol 13111011ratflijemaiii enlist in the servion. of both partkot Mon* one shoos ass WS itself of the aseistance of Englishmex.he die , PcNISII.II4._IPT new law was desirable to pat therd on' a ieecl. Which' this country viindd eipetientiedig imbrcomile Oat ibf view, from the Foreign gulistatems M. he oartictiliair,dwelt upon. At present, lie contended, great benefit wigs derivelitont our commerce with the Spanish Ccilonica, and it Was . cot at a moment like the present that so extenskate a tnarkct to be shut against our Merchants and traders, He iheralre that the prayer of this Petition would he itreadvtiai tst"ihe House, and that the 871-would not pais Into a.law t — t lle. tion was ordered to lie on the table. • Sir M. IV. Itl131,71: preseuted a' ?Melon front the Me t clrantsuf Newetralempon-Tyne, against-the Foreign Enlistinent Bill.—Ordered to lir on the table. Mr. MELLISH presented a' F'estel l en from the ISurnsfugtoa rets and Traders of Poplar, Shadwelt s .and, Wapping, araium the Foreign hnlstment. liilt—Ordeted to lie on rite table. (:AMi LAWS. • . Lord CRAM3OIII:NE thOught the Regulations made for the Preservation of" Game had serr.cd•but to increase the number , of Poachers,, who .were more numerous in the last than. they 64 bi;en; In any preceding year. It was proved plat sevarepe naltiei were useless, and he therefore'thouiht nothins remained but to take away the temptation to comma the crime against which this measure had beeAcli rested; and this he flattered himself w0u1i1,4 9 , 4 , cumplished by the Bill which he wished to lie moved for IcaVe to bri'ng . in a Bill tO.atiilioilsi the Sale of Game under certain Restrictions. Jo SHELLEY and Lord Lowcitzit opposed the Motion.. Mr. CUIIWtN disapproved of the whole system of our Game Laws and should therefore vote for tioi bringing in of the Mr. GouLntinN, Lot d 13ts and Mr. Lusitikc- TON, thought in common courtesy the Bill ought to be allowed to be brouzht in. Sir JOHN SHELL EY' declined Offering ..fuither opposition to it on the present occasicai ; and a fter few worth from Loi d Ix writ En, Which Wci-e replied to by Lord CitANßOtiltNE, leave was given to bring in the Bill. CAPTAIN lIANCHETT. Mr. LUSIIINGTON had a Petition to ,present, to which he particularly wished to call the attention of the Honourable Member for ghtetvsbnry, W 1.6 had laid on the table a' Petition from Captain Hanchett cmie time ago. The pre , .cnt Petition was from three gallant Officers in the Navy, Who described 'them selves to have been aspersed on that occasion. They .cemplaiaed that, without any previous intirnatioh being given to them, calumnies, as they asserted them to be, had gone torth to the world, to tvhich they had no - opportunity of replying. It was not of .the Ilene that they had to tomplarn ; foe the Pea. tioir in avhich the calninnies were contained bad not twensent forth by them, as . the Petition had never been printed ;but the Eouse knew tbst a COMA% Of what wok place there apreated every morning-in theNetespapets, and these had pstblithed .that of ,which -the present Petitioners cOmpWrwd,....th hi re _ Agit (Mr.-Liohington) might also with some reason camplAin, icr what had taken place had been most .4•11 I T , , , ;' ' 1, 1 ,' 1 ' , ' t• 1 1 1 i, il 1 ' , 1 • . i 1 i • i,, ~.. . 1 ,p 4, l '. 11 it 1.1 AC . ; r ' i I ' 1 J ' i i s .I C 4