Star. — London, England, 1813-11-18 00:00:00

psi : IitICHAI 4 lillll4ol faitiL igoriattle ;Aliolktbik A Ad ' • - Qiiireerb iiintat a tet=taits Ilteat tan Os. Mat. btri.iiiiim uritatrid. • INllli , -lift Council l enemptioa, which list might be subeaquentlr witted to Parliament. The Home woes . *Wenn that this last-mentioned clause was of a neigh tery different from that which he had first deselfibodi and that although undoubtedly it was highly advantage ous, as giving notoriety to the cases to which it re ferred, and enabling . the Legislature to judge of the real state of residence in the respective dioceses; yet that it was a subordinative part of the Act—a matter of regulation merely. It had however happened (as the same penalties were attached to the violation of both clauses of the Act) that this latter clause had served as an excuse for that which he must call an --- and system of persecnticmea that not en, *wild have obtained them bad they ioapplied. P.irlialbot would probably see the jtit. of adept.- ' ing VOID* retrospective measures to Mend those WS %Woe's from the penalties which they had irmoonkly incurred. After a few finite obseriations, the Right Honourable Gentlemen concluded by• miming • for leave to bring in a Bill to suspend. for a time to be limited, the proceedings of actions bode' the• Act of the 43d of the King, &c. AG—Leave given. FOREIGN TREATIES. On the tuotion of Lord CASTLERBAGH, the House resolved itself into a Committee cm die Fo- Tresties. _ • tf ''' trei rord C.AifTL mteserry tb be obliged to state, . , an m ivi. EREAQH bc se byespremittg his dual (for the affair bad originated in a single indivi- regret, that in calling on the to make provi. dual, and a person , acting under him) had instituted sion for the fulfilment of *ms 'Freedom,* was trot in utions to such an extent, that the penalties, if : a situation to lay Infos diem all the m is ; levied, would amount to no less a sum than sesomo. : with Foreign Powers into which his Majesty en. 'By much the largest proporOon of these prOsecutions toted in the course of the year. Bet he trailed that wee founded.on the mere omission of the returns.-- 1 his not being able to do so would not be ausibital to .11. would proceed to state the circumstances under i any neglect on the part of the Executive Clegerts which the individual to whom he had alluded had irnent, as whenever the Treaties to which he tended been enabled to obtain the information on which he 'were produced, the House Would dorm en a to. proceeded. That individual had been the Registrar ference to the dates, that there had not bee *us to in the Bisbopricks of London, Norwich, and Ely. exchange the ratifications , a form iadispensible before He had thusrurt only acquired the means of knowing 'any document of that nature could be Uhl on the what bad-been doite, and what had been omitted to table. At the same time, it appeared so material, be done ? b t u* Clergy of those dioceses • but he had before i calling on the - House to make any further lammedpower of preventing, if he chose it, the ' provision on this subject, to put them le possession of ance of those documents which might be a :t he g eneral nature and extent of the en g agements appearance against the prosecutions that he had since in- which had been entered into by his Majesty's.- Go etituted : for in the ordinary course of episcopal busi- verement, that he felt it would be very uosatisfac. ness, the particular notifications of the Clergy were tnry; tad even unfair, co his Majesty's ciovarnment, entrusted to this very individual himself. The trans - I willin g as Patlitimeni had evinced itself ou the pre actions of every diocese were so extensive that it was ' sent occasion, to call neon it to snake a considerable impossible for the Bishop personally to go through further provision, without at least giving the House them, and it was not at all improbable that many of some-notion of the proportion which the proposed the letters of notification, for the non-delivery of ' provision bore to the general expenditure on the same which the actions had been brought, had been put head. He was anxious, on another consideration into the hands of this identical Registrar or Secre- ' also, to bring every thing conuected with this subiect terse .and might by him be suppressed or not, at ' into one point of view. The mecum was obvious. It pleasure. In fact, he (Mr. Bathurst) had to state, was highly desirable that foreign powers should look that he had received many letters from highly re- 'in a collected view at the exertioes which tins country spectable individuals, in which they assured him that' had made in . their behalf. . Painful as was the task, they had applied first by licence, and then by word . his Majesty's Government bad felt it their dnty to re. of mouth, to this person, and that they had been. as- sist many applications for aid which they would have cured their licences would be made out in conse- been meet happy to grant, and an acquiescence in quence. In some cases he had been out of the way, ' which, if actiniescence had been practicable, would and no satisfactory answer could be obtained 1 until doubtlessly have been in the highest degree beneficial an length, for some reason, into whiCh henivould not to the common cause. But the limited nature of the then enter, this person was removed from his sit'ua- ' iesoerces of the country had compelled them in some tiodon the accession to the See of London of the cases to deny altogether, and in others materially to present Bishop. He had subsequently been removed narrow the assistance which had been required of from his office in the other episcopacies, and had them. It . was extremely desirable, therefore, time ',ince, epealy avowed (as he Mr: Bathurst understood) foleign powers should have an opportunity of seeing . ... .. , • - ~ . - , . • 4 -- . .‘• ' . rA- . '- of •,'-' .4-. • ‘• ... .. '•'• ''' ; •- ' .' ,ii• -... • . •,.? 1 • , -. . • . ,_ • , • • ~- 1 • .• • - , . /'. • . _,,, ._ 4 ;•, • •s i 0- 6 :0 0' , 014' • • . - . ... • , • . .. . . . -.-• • . • ,t • • . ' • :• t , ,01 . .. ' t !NI ' . . • • • -• •• . .1 - • •1 4 1 116 •• - il • /../ •• . • „ . *VA . . ' ' 1. - 1 . 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' l 7 - 4 **•'•' was t ., mob . . le* lilt 145, 11 # '4 7 , 1- 1 - iff '' . , . fl I IF ~ ' Y r ..... 5...„. ,, . ''''' •Z. • ' ' , t I t - . ' d with the lillpreCtice.hi.• ' /Or -4 1- 4•444uN4iiii ' • - d • I .. 11 le 1 , , r • .01f • '•. • - it r atie tz t house ' 'eererive4. l lbert a lte in 14 40 101 4 -1, - • • *kw pat .r` I`;'l' ~ •"":•!' •- • tht diesnition of irin -eleill =i6lo4 ,4l lW ll , filter "'acct *Nis fissi . rart ils oaloy a tit 'nib •io *--- 0 ' bars bolo - - -.. . - Thi s ' A so ' • ' *' • • •• 1 • •' ' •-• ,4 its ad fate dll 112r444 4 1 ilf la til l Aene wee of wßiels•Waistisfy ilikii4 o not' ht yr Teresa sestet/U . Abioloadotrtchs&e f iwritifilt Chrtift v fit '.' 1... 'peigiskiiii. .-1 • a '- • • I "."' N ' t 1 • 61 72:". I t o = 161 ,,r it t they werelperha j pe am pw -f*.Woraert." 4 kne* : 0 1, OW of one Ledo el IDS Magill fel' * v i e 4 the it " 4 t.ili t dar - " at ilitiala ' . .in WOO * I " • - - -7-I 7 Ilk* / 410t.teepeift tecthie hat tAIIII. these st be „fa dav . se isdand,vl4 l Pak, uo,poo piece of '.' .- • .4 trti - INIPled - ' ' 6414 thi 11 0 , 1010. 1- 06 an de Medd of WPM'. PITIMPLAiii> k ;We N a =Eighty. Nothing vial bit fuilh.ffsaihis *Midi ' 6 isok.s, low to ihe tin:AMA. -. • . D.D. tatatio 01111,1111111reritim that **ROM deeldlemsener radio pa* kw a Csanoinee • , than to interfere with do fair, Sqs4 and . . • ' Awned. and if Me deliveries shwa, " .- ilient"ditet . ilfillibitsi •• J••, it An * i t '• , of the who.% so ivesidse &midi Imps • Drawbook AI L ; wan parrosezerc l is o f th e eale tia vor • - low:: if t h e w 1 : 111;' ref oblate Stavocsit Meshed and Wm •n ' , •44.1 fttb•aile•RO o tTi avive, r, .. * , Mr. W. IFITZO Dadee lege sedle, that be would, . U/1* who had violated the .... vr im ir ant cassiessenoe *ram Peskiest - w ng y, ii " bid bik ''''' - • -. " 77 4..... . i t o. lllll g e r d n i t e c ; wi s to l l es be i n "co i r ta k in) an d, ':p e pip o im . '''''` 3 '''' or' Resby T. Ciuldl °llk At" ut W . _ ' at 41.1 =1 . 41111h e i tt. . W. Black& the com inffi pMhmg mov e; t airoldne st" t: l t e hro_ _ _ fel' asiney. _ . _ _ thoo I 1 . 2nd sot merely 'nail . ..1 are& weed, Edthho/SL Cht 1 11 a 4106 0 1 1 alf Mk adinralli 210 OMNI Male acme sandy, .unqueationahly the 'iti - 'At pe- • ir.. ik, a t tiftimidit 1 Stfi January, • 4 . 11 The Life of ilisiosplPortemollbeit kens enrol de vo•• Nekoosa Rhodesia was ts Maley, ~., . **k g attac V to such a ig r d e a. The wou ld ...dadaw.• situ*. who no Mess hm SeersisiZ a cce wowl a WOOIVIVISO SU Of' .. , tali) •.• . * lat April, • is " : Wont la b l l l ll o l l l l ll l4l ls IN.* WW 2 - • - - . • akin* - that the penalties let the violation of this ' • . p' .. - tit September, • - are airesly,iss pewees a tint Works. , , detect to he as , ~ . .. ... ... • out December, This -galidos compreh o emle es i i i t l i Wafts, oat eivriiisk somulartgarrcilsGt. • ‘ vdrit eau-timely severe ; and that there was : 0 espeser with the rem' and Conditions of • may also , AIL .„ , limit of date with Mita to tic* Opiratiern. '• . ZA/Miltirl? ' . '' - • Ind" 111 =ne.. in. ba: hdown •*t Um Secretary ' s Office in P•en^ l• Le c t n r . e ,.. • inn th e . St ' t • 41414111. - 411111111b.141* M r ' - 9ln "3 notice l ACt had SIOW been passed tea years, and hi set irk 1W wren tile • hours of Ten one Pest wish Chord) of at.. Jenny iffeitasinemer s is the Yeats feet rue. to eou the ateention of the . r Op Propdeals 111114 t it...delivered salad up, and 1300, and 818,01. Nili !did", ft volt. Ovo. Ilk. is bawds. ‘ Poems* lor•Quellio Stave -n he DO Proposal cm LSen9ons, 081 several Subjects. New Ifilkisa,. 'prob. eve. the Hof Wi which Man Y °f. F i ll ltd;114 a llu Tar•dis led gath November, at Timbre o'clock at tee. initoartis. ~.... riii t9 l l :4:o 6h he jeCt9 ard W h i lt : eenli case i n glY w hit" "l h an * if an iafeemee " 14 • Id p ick ' \ ,individeal bad dee coward- • , r!' :. were well acquainted ex sect e°n *l ct i°n . th a t iu provisions for the whole Period that he caiig - 4 4_ , tie w& 44, sow . Wi ll any Tender be noticed nolesa 3. Trasts on vicious Subjects; all -of white Imiebseesii. , when tint Aoa&aa-.....- . were "^......wir to the House at h., b out - act i ons i cte • - • Tnenni.d for thkwheuz. Haled tilwritaf before. New 'Mao .gm Pc. hlbolwIN•_,;•• they would not hesitate to apply . a remedy to that per i o d. I n t h e • w hi c h it was his mantionto III ! './ * Ur ireit s ir t ijit hi ! k bob r . l if. 4 2 A2mr, 245; • 4 . Stletwarf of the /*Wow of ‘1•11•SAWY• New "'M i lo which append to him to be a great evil. About ten pursue. on this suet, he' was disposed to follow the aik.4o s; • - • mew so. is bawds. , 1, Itissr arAt4 floviE, Nweirier S, Isis. . &op Att. smarm meets et Cluisdinity. New take, ”ars In Act wiz brought intr. that House by a e> ample of a rep* case of a similar ninure: -iii .. T l 4 66Alf l' AntgLRS ef r i b. UNTIED ilvo• ta• eti• _ ‘ ,, . - Right ble end Learned Gentkman, a Doc- • that rase, OeMitios to a coseideralsk extent had .... tor of Civil Law, to remedy the inconveniencies which been institute a wi• t h e w i t * i f osoete di ws „f as t. coiinsagt*daaput4.imin 3 v*RI•IGI.4O4II, tn•Sas * •,•tv BISHOPS wannintTON• AND 111111). . were felt in many parishes in consequenie of the non- e. as LOT Mal" 4440001 01 66112414 * , - - • 11 * ' lla Y "Mt libilliw k. residence of the .Clergy. That Act was certainly introduction e Bill to gospel dicier proingefieits Twee the Trameselbedesitethe saii.Co 'a Stock will 'le 1. ,Tir HE WORKB .of Iv iLLIAm WARBUR- fora ols to consider B a s i nl a ted a , deci ii ti order ma Login t , Ital Was Thurolandumlith Instant, at Two o' end "cog . Ay . Tole. D.D. 411r=elt Ohleclecowi didefinted to insure a sufficient tesidenee, at the t. again on,Tesethrt, the Itkit of Jlttuary following; . tbe D ate .at MOM& harttrom e = OM time that it melifioped a variety of cases ‘xempt ,i n th i s instance, however , he no c h ange to And disi As MOW nrwriters Ott the lekl Nal*, alloOloc salliste *a Attempt sepia hies to from its operation , and ieft to the Bida, ll .ta ri f e'' , . pose in the law * but he orpilid *sipper to - die Ont. lanearriaen,vili lel •tvady to he &Mortal en Te th ys 'RefUlid the 11.41•41 •-cheDeedtme.of Groco- sec - under carom circumstances, of increasing by licence operation .of the, low until the hauls of the Church Ow sidiel thews Month, • , : ~ . • mons. cad Owiti - _. •• . .. ~..wi d s .. 0 0 / 13 . 114 . 4d1 " •& .`" *I*1 `' . '• emuse t ais Lik, l4 w 74 awl - ' Waal/ Nam AWane - alluded" had two principal objects RI view, and for !.• - theywould hoe, - the law providing that the retests - • 24.1741201.1 A Bittill, Newsier a. seta , • • W 1 7 1/71113. . the attainment of :hose objects beiiiry . penallin were . should be made to them width' ait weeks Of she Ist i AI 4 it pnit.fferOßS of she UNitta A New ildimkg. to 12 rale* era "Ma *Per- attached to the nonobservance of its krovistoff.- o f j am mer of e ve r y year, of exabeisdng s all_die Wes, •- .• wilt seAlkher . to hwre-ila ° L . The first of these objects, that indeed- whirli wfts es 4- 1••-i-In „. • - . 1 Attic # 414 ! f 1 OGIwi ND, !" 11111 1 ~,,s. The asapesebsosieen. see *Wei or Übe Nectottrf latancel which .had vented vari,sties firs . .h e 1...45 g . s.p.' 4. their name, and aseer . tatning The enema. yr elf '.• , de bag I'M noisy, • : '.; tai s y:S• isiebadasli std a Test Low, *mon- dent'', did talaip scope of the Legislatsns. .__, ' vele, -.` •-- - ; oath *WU" slid Cacaroor - VOW Peithee. ol %-'' "Oat iagrow, rifi r g e ° 4l3 ., 4lo/I P asu f fi &Y Teidee f '°f •l ii i t iW r'mla r r 1 makinit' their wpm at aii,serlier period . ••,..llllot.nen. . . et t i , l; is Leidesiall•street, on Wednesdy, mime led a itr 4fillt MI. st dit inerdls- -•-•,- - r :" .-..- , pagiebbeit AgeggeggisLamigh argiglisCont fief.; , tine ....,„, t ,, L „.„4„, .„, ~....1 . ........... .., - 'se Sieves eiClock• is die Pewees, for the & , of Sidled Herd, 111.1/. Lord testier et Wow- en - b o a s, suc h as nishei ga l k es i or the . staist ki , jussiee. ....p... as amies = ioa, i t ; r st , s , iii • Diiideasi ken lifidsominer lest to Christ. reit*. . Whim a Narradve of Me lithelpal , /t o o. impracticability of obtaining a house, &e. Ste. but subject until some day in April • . ihy Occurreices in the Author's Life , written by hisecelf. ' 2 .do also glee notice, that at the said smutty inland .is il ?IL Om with a Portrait of his Lordship, enacting for nonresidence , without such exemption, t h e returns wou l d he ma d e to die Bi s h ops, c ow the • be fi e ,., That MT. John Findall, price 13. les. In boards. a , or without licence from the diocesan , _ a penalty pro- B is h ops to t h e P r i vy c ou n c il , en d f rom the Privy Mb , . it. ' toilet, be permitted to return 4. Correpoodesee homes Shimps W p arttston and tht portioned to the length of absence. But in addition Council co . it ar r iamest ...b y w hom , if any j ea l ousy lirifs Me Wale Wei. 'IA COBB, di:sigmas Secretary. wadded, _ ll Letterstaa=lattreglirztntrlervitill ens .-c--- . _ , Friends. let for to j this chief object of the Act, there WAS a claur ow enterta i ne d o f t h e con d uct o f t h e O tocesa r ns , itostir ukkitrititail Dolbewureet, Adeiphi ' that the proilts asimiwg item the sale should Ito applied tote be. which went to regulate the returns of thote,,who a t tr . :4l.,illquiry that might be thought fit misht easily IiffESSRS: HA nail Co. are in the nest of the Women' Wintery. .SecondOtlithom. io ormo WV ed themselves of the exempums, p!xiairgcu..lo to tined. If the result of that inquiry sh ould Wks of siewhig IX . tia WI Oen, cwt wit ohm vi~ pm. yr two tz d elks bl. gi ie ce . i smatit ; as iv. mash. lIINK die Bishops should . be . _d , fr ai lly lar :111 he was satisfied it would prove, that or ignip t !um ',t sun , isio4 ~,,4 ,by ye a r el e Air se ellsite r fs b e ho ove& , 44 .,_ ...„, ,„ wialat'_at_Edinbu . rgh. ..tA.' . • . e• the Privy Council a list of c moots ti = •-, •i - • .011Oli%DrInfl- which list mirth[ be subtest/enter suhl. Main *MM. L e a th obt ose ala lho dism bad niclapplithe:diafoLlpiliedeen: ONE POR' 'TIRE COMP • -L . PANT reviC Ai We ebe swetVl 46116 c 40s. poi ~.... PM POZAti. . o ,i t . HALL' WINE COM!' Nis the: Milt. dikes, haie wit' Jit at but _rise• vimpeop;-wbbek istetioni noximmem4. Apo as War' .es that We beim idittaged WO ads g= LAO '-restber flit Inimisequily IRA* , 'B. caps Sesiskas Mk. pa &Am 1 • "'" RICeII.P.F.Sf - TOWNISIDPICIL' • , I 140111,p0 ***VEIL TRAMS% within sot ofitillisCasse , iE the HOUSE of COMMONL' ,, ^ 1. • • - TO BE DISPOSED OF HE t h ilika, for Tuataras "fears, at a motto; A. mite Mot, el witaiiitsi FAMILY HOUSE; which Contains Tbt hay Rooms on Fluor, with toomnient Daedosfele Offices • gariPtions In complete repair. The Ilitaadieet la very 1, - lad truly respectable. Pet Particulars, and Tiektts to view, apply to Gwillim and • Whitten, Upholders, Pk* Market. OLD BAPTIST-HEAD CHAMBERS LICENSED COFFEE-HOUSE and TAVERN, CHANCERY-Wats With Possession, * . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, :-! *EDWARD MEER. and Ca capieri f et i 11,• sp i a lst Mowday, Nov. 29; let 9, at Twelve, of by Private Contract, ALLAMlllketestablislied extensive PREMISES, listen by _the BAPTIST-HEAD CHAMBERS, TA VERN, and COFFEE-HOUSE, Relicensed, desirably situate in Chancery-late, with Back Communication to Idnceln's lon Newt Square, &c. possessing sufficient room, and capital Casting, fot carrying on a business of the first magnitude, which was many leans attached to these Premises, reserving several valuable Sets of Chambers, which have been Let at rents; amounting to near AVM per annum, and from the metrical situation and contiguity to the Inns of Courts, &c. a first rate business and certainty of lemma may be relied on. A Lease for Si years will be granted, sea ntodesale rent. 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