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Prre • , :ea. ' . . .........Z . ...e•-•/ -. % • • I - : 1 , . **.° --- E PAI b e . fe 1 \ TA/A 4. 11 ; Vri Ni.Y. 4 * 'fff,iik pr . l ir I - . • 4 . .._. ....i _. . it 4 %0 "%vi 11 ~~ . THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1821. PI: IC'!' 1.1 I'VNrE. Nu 1I:•: 10.686 Tun COMMEMORATION DINNER, On the 4th of Jam NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, and SUBSCRL BERS to the MONUMENTAL TROPHY in honour of his late I:,jesty, King Groaoe the Third, desirous of attend it g the C..mniemoration Dinner, are requested to apply to their f: it t:ds amongst the vice-Preddents and Stewards, who will be furnished with Tickets. Els Royal Highness the Duke nf YORK and ALBANY, K. G. in the Chair. VICE-PRESIDENTS. a R. N. the Duke of SUMS, K.G. The Lord Chancellor Duke of Dorset Duke of Gordon, K.T. Duke of Montrose, K.G. Duke of Newcastle, K. G. DLlteof Northumberland,K.G. Duke of Rutland, K.G. Duke of Weliington, K.G. I‘Lrouis of Anglesey, K.G. Ilaniuk Camden, K.G. Marquis of Conyugham, K.P. Marquis of Done** K.P. 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Francis Frecling, Esq. John Galt, F.sq. Nathaniel Garland, Esq. Edward Golding, Esq. Robert Gamlen, Esq. • G. J. Guthrie, Esq. Charles Greenwood, Faq. J. liall,Esq. Ilanov.Cons.Gen. E. R. Howe, Faq. H. Ilobhouse, Esq. William Jerdan, Esq. David Ker, Esq. M.P. 1)r. Kitchener Angus Macdonald, Esq. John •isvor, Esq. I lent y N:onteitb, F.sq. M.P. John Maberley, Esq. M.P. W. T. Money, Esq. M.P. I B. P4pworth, Esq. Henry Percher, Faq. John Pease, Esq. M.P. C. Peers, Esq. William J. I'racd, Esq. John Ranythettom, Esq. M.P. Andrew Van Sandal, Fel. James Stephen, Esq. G. Smith, Esq. M.P. . James Smith, Esq. Colonel F. W. Trench, Mak ' Alexander rdloch. Esq. John Thornhill, Esq. C. Thompson, Esq. G. Watson Taylor, Esq. M.P. Frederick Webb, Faq. Eichatd Williams, Esq. Ticket Two Guineas. 'PBELL, K.C.T.S. Hon. Sec. Cavendish-square. STEW, Farl of Belfast, DI. P. Earl of Illessinton Eat! of Nlalmesbury Viscount Exmouth. C.C.B. Viscount Palmerston*, M.P. Lord Audley Lord Bigot Lord Bayning Lord John D. Campbell, Lord Churchill Lord Francis Conyngham Lord Do Dunstanville Lord 11111, G.C.B. Lord Ilotham, 11LP. Lord Loavaine, }LP. Lord Nlacdonald Lord &bouts Lord Selsey • Lord Suntan Right Hon. Sir B. Blonsaild Rtht Hon. W. Dondas, M.P. Right floe. W. W. Pole, M.P. Right lion. John Sullivan Right 1 lon. The Sy eaker, Right lion. Sir G. Ouseley, Bt. K.A.N. Henry (live, M.P. Iler.. Col. 1;. B. I.y.gon, 31. P. Hon. W. 1-1. J. Sci.ir,ll.P. Hum OIL J. 11. Stanhope Ilun.WashingtoaShirley, The Master ut the Itulls • Sir Charles Asgdi Sir Glinge !ieaumont, Bart. Sir Thomas Bell Sr James Bland Borges, Bart. Sir Gilbert Blanc, Bart. - liirC4lisesilurgh,k.C.l3. M.P. Sir John Caniy,bell, Sir C. Campbell, K.C.B. Sir W. C. labile, Bart. M.P. Sir James Graham, Bt. Sir John t'int I lipplsley, Bart. Sir T. B. Lethbritige, lit. 31.1. Sir Archibald acdonald, Bt. Sir Clarks Morgan, Bt. N.P. Sr David Ogilby Sir F. ( immainey, kir F. Paget, Bart. Sir IV::;iani'l'axton Sr John Silvester, Bart. Sir John Simeon, Bart. Sir Char!es Sutton. K.C.B. Sr Het.. y Wellesiey, G.C. B. Sir Robert Wigram, Bt. M.P. Admital Sir J. I'. Beresford, K.C.B. M.P. Adm. Sir (;.Cockburn, Adm. Sir I. 17offin, Bart. %I.P. Mm. Sir T. B. Martin, 31.1'. Mm. Sir John Orde Mm. Sir IL G. Keats, G.C.B. Adm. Sir Chutes 31. Pole Adm. Sir Charles Ogle Aid. Sir W. Curtis, Bt. M.P. Ald. Sir Charles Flower, Bart. Ald. Sir R. Carr Glyn, Bart. Ald. Sir Watkin Lewes All Sir John Purring, Bart. Dinner Six o'clock. Sir JOHN CAA; 19, Her.rie NOBLEMEN and Gentlemen who are desirous of having PORT WINE of extraordinary ate and high fla vour, m y meet with it at No. 340, Oxford-street—the Vintage of 1802, 13 years in bottle, 84s. per dozen ; 1806, 11 years in ditto, 75,. 1808, seven years in ditto, 78s. Please to observe, that no Family can have more than two Samples of each Wine, nor can any order be executed, except for Samples, till three days after the order is given, as the Stock of Wine is in a Gentleman's Cellar in the Country, and will only be roller t(1 as sold. Sample Bottles, 6s. Id. and 7s. per Bottle. N.ll. The reason why the Sale of the above Wines was post poned in March, was on account of a dispute between the several Executors of the late Proprietor. TO tho s e afflicted with GOUT, RHEUNIATIC GOUT, ItIIEt'MATISM, &c. Mr. REYNOLDS's SPECIFIC is earnestly recommended as the only remedy at resent known to be equally relied on for Its safety and e ffi cacy. l'he Proprietor is well warranted in this assertion. from the cx perLence of ts: , rtn• thousands of persons, who have, during tl;c ! last Oil years, enjoyed freedom from pain and renovated health, by its occasional use. It is sold in s....ttles at 4s. 6d. each (con taming from three to six lutes), more than sufficient to ro.tore any sufferer to ease and health. by Mr. AV. Reynofds, Book r, 137. Oxford-Ftrevt; .Chatwood, 144, 4/Isl Gravel-L.lm ; 1%4, ItOpti.ElChAtia ; Taylor, 73, Newington Canons ay ; Lumen, 14; Parhamln-street ; and by most re.iiectable Val dez& rurckacis Amid ittp.re foe IttyliviCa's Gout Specific. :..... This day was published, 4to. 10*. 6d. Tn' NORTH GEORGIA GAZETTE and WINTER CHRONICLE, a Newspaper that was esta blished on board the Ships employed in the Discovery of a North-West Passage. Edited by Captain EDWARD SABINE, RA. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. NEW NOVEL. This day was published, . In Four Vols. Iwo. price Xi. as. boards, riIHE SISTERS.—A NOVEL.— .A. Landon : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater- This day was published, in Three Vols. Sls. a New Edition of T HE HERMIT IN LONDON; or, SKETCHES of ENGLISH MANNERS. " 'Tls pleasant through the loop-holes of retreat, To peep at such a world ; to see the stir Of the great Babel, and not feel the crowd !"—Cowrza. l'rintod for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. Also, lately published, by the same Author, The HERMIT In the COUNTRY. Three Vol:. ISs. This day wu published, price 61. 6d: AN ESSAY on DISEASES of the SKIN, con taining Practical Observations on Sulphureous Fumiga tions in the Cure of Cutaneous Complaints, with several Temark able Cases. By Sir ARTHUR CLARKE, M.D. Author of an Essay on Bathing; the Mother's Medical Assistant, ec.c. Ste. _ _ Printed for henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. This day was published, in Throe Vol.. price ill s. . . PRECAUTION; or, The Matrimonial Balance A Novel " I cannot forbear to Hatter myself that prudence and be nevolence will make marriage happy; but what can be expected except disappointment and repentance from a choice made in the immaturity of youth—without judgment—without foresight —without inquiry after conformity of opinions—rectitude of judgment, or purity of sentiment."—Rssaxxsa. Printed for Henry Colburn and Ca. Conduit-street. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SHOES, BOOTS, &c. The Qualities excellent, the Prices below all precedent. T BARRETT and Co. have a Shoe-Room solely U • for Ladies, and a Shoe-Room solely for Gentlemen. No. 1, QUEEN-STREET, near to HO, OXFORD-STREET. CENTLEXILD'S S. D. LADIES. S. D. Dress Shoes - 5 6 Mock Kid - 2 0 Strong ditto - 5 6 Real Kid - 5 3 Wax Calf - 5 6 Cordovan - 2 9 Boots - - 7 6 Boots - - 3 6 Wellington Boots 13 6 Bays and Girls' Boots, 2s. 2d. 2s. 4d. and 2s. id. Boys' Strong Shoes, Is. per pair. For young Ladies, from twelve years old and upwards, Is. id. and 2s. Very superior make, 2s. 6d. Children's Boots, id. Ditto Morocco, and Shoes, is. 241. Cloth ditto, Is. 6d. Patten., evonshire Clogs, Is. 2L BRILLIANT DISCOVERY! GILES'S PREPARED GLOVES FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HANDS. rpHE Proprietor, a Medical Gentleman of very 1 extensive experience, having for many years devoted his attention to an investigation of the nature and properties of the Skin, has succeeded in discovering a most innocent and agreeable preparation, which, by a peculiar process, he is able to impart to Gloves of every description, without in the least impairing the delicacy of their texture or appearance, and with the certain effect of rendering the hands of the wearer beautifully soft and fair. G I LES's Prepared Gloves, of all qualities, may be obtained wholesale of Messrs. Nar.axa, Glove Manufacturers, No. 40, Cheapside, London, and retail of the usual Dealers in Gloves throughout the United Kingdom, at a very small advance on the customary prices. Be careful to observe the signature of the Proprietor, H. J. Grin. in the mist of each right-hand glove, in his own hand writing. HAIR, EYEBROWS, and WHISKERS, changed from Red or Grey, to Brown or Black , by the GRE CIAN WATER, which products the desired effect by one ap plication : it neither stains the skin nor linen, and Is entirely free from that purple shade that renders the user the subject of ridi cule. If not approved after trial, the money returned. ; Sold at 41, Cornhill ; 6, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden, 249, Strand; 330, Strand; 150, Oxford-street; and Wright' Wade's-passage, Bath: in bottles, at 33. 6d. double bottles, 6s.' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the course of the ensuing Month of June, in One Lot, un less disposed of in the mandate by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given, AVERY VALUABLE and COMPACT FREE HOLD ESTATE (exonerated from Land Tax), situate nearly in the centre 6f the Vale of Clwyd, in the county of Denbigh, consisting of a handsome swell-constructed spacious Mansion-house, called L LANRH [AIM HA LL, late the re sidence of RICHARD Wizuntut, Esq. deceased, with Coach houses, Stabling, and Offices of every kind, attached and de tached, of the most commodious description; and all the ap pendages of walled Gardens, Shrubberies, Plantations, Plea sure Grounds, extensive Lawns and Ikmosne Grounds, with a profusion of fine ornamental Trees, scattered throughout, pre senting to the eye a most P ark-like appearance, and exhibiting altogether one of the most beautiful features in the surrounding eountry, so eminently distinguished for the fertility of its soil, and the grandeur of its scenery ; and comprising alsos several well-couditiened Farms, of various sizes, with suitable Build ings, in the best state of repair; a newly-erected and well-ac cus;orned Water Corn-Mill, with two pair of stones, worked by a powerful stream; and sundry Neat Cottages and Gardens, containing in the whole by admeasurement, Eleven Hundred and Four Acres Seven Perches of excellent Arable, and very tich Meadow and Pasture Land, situate chiefly around the Vil lage of Llanrhaiadr, and In the Parishes of Llanrhaiadr and Llartynys, in the county of Denbigh, lying on both sides of a good Turnpike-road, leading from Rutbin to Denbigh ; within four miles of the former and three of the latter town; and held at moderate Rents, by responsible Tenants, from year to year. There are upon different parts of the Estate, some fine Woods of full-grown Timber, and valuable Coppices of thriving young Trees, the whole of which are to be taken at a separate valua tion, to be produced at the time of sale. One half or nearly two-thirds of the Putetate-money may be allowed to continue upon the security of the Estate, if agreeable to eke Purchaser. I'i imed Particulars will be forthwith prepared for delivery, at the following places, viz. at the Bull Inn, Denbigh; the White Ruthin ; at the Eagles, Wrexham ; at the principal News Rooms in Manchester and Liverpool; and at the Offices of Mr. F. E. Barker, Solicitor, Chester; Mr. T. L. Jones, Soli citor, Omestry ; and Mr. James John, Solicitor, Palsgrave place, Temple, London. Mr. Jan Armer, the Ground BIM at Llanrhaiadr Hall, will ,hew the Estate, and any furth..r information may he had by .1 rlytog to James Taylor, Esq. Moston Ihli, Matichester ; 04 to Ili". T. L Jones, Oswa4try. This day was published, A New Edition. in Three Vols. post Bvo. price ls. 641. bds. KENILWORTH; a Romance.-By the Author of WAVERLEY, IVANHOE, &c. fcc. Printed foir Archibald Constable and Co. sad John Man* VIM, Edinburgh ; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90 , Cheap side, London. Of wham may be bad, by the same Anther, 1. The Monastery, a Romance; 5 Tab. 12mo. price .fl 4s. boards. • 2. The Abbot, a Romance ; S yob. Mew peke sel 4s. boards. This day were published, In One Volume, Octavo, price 10s. 6d. in boards, SERMONS and CH A RGES.—By the Reverend JOHN HOUGH, D.D. President of &. Mary Magdalen! College. Oxford, in the reign of James IL • and successively Bishop of Oxford, Litchfield and , and Worcester. With an Appendix :to which is prefixed, a emoir of his Life. By WI(LLIAM RUSSELL, RA. Fellow of Magdalen Col lege, Word. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, 6S, St. Pears Church yard ; and 5, Waterloo-place, Pall. Mall; and sold by J. Parker, Oxford. THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.—The attention of the Public !it respectfully invited towards the New Series of this Journal, which was commenced tie Ist Ja nuary, on a new and very improved plan ; the Original Papers being printed on a large type similar to those in the Quarterly and Edinburgh Reviews, and the Miscellaneous Deparnmets so arranged u to form a distinct Volume at the end of the year; thus combining in the same Work, the several characters of a Mutants, a Ruir.v, and an Avoca. Ranterea. Under the superintendence of its present Editor, this Work will be devoted to the contributions of persons of the highest L talent, it being the determination of the Publishers to spare no expense in order to present to the world a Monthly Journal adapted in every respect to the present improved state of society, and pessessiug a greater fund of amusement and information than has hitherto been attempted. Among other Papers of peculiar interest now in the course of publication, are Mr. CLIMELL'S Lscruais on POCTILT, the sub. stance of which was recently delivered at the Royal Institution; and those who may desire to possess the New Series from its commencement in January. are requested to transmit their orders without delay to their respective Booksellers and News men, to prevent disappointment. Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Cooduit-street ; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh; and John Cumming, Dublin; and re talled•by every Bookseller and Newsman throughout the king dom. It may also be regularly transmitted abroad, by applying to any Postmaster. This day were published, In nvo. illustrated by Seventeen Engravings, price IS.. boards, ILLUSTRATIONS of PHRENOLOGY.—By Sir GEORGE STEWART MACKENZIE, Bart. F.R.S. L. and Z &e. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 91, Cheapside, London. ttp This Work was undertaken for the purpose of giving a succinct, and, as far as possible, a popular view of the new sys tem of Philosophy ; and of furnishing to the student the means of satisfying himself of its truth, by instructing him in the art of observing. Among the subjects selected for illustrating the system, are the skulls of King Robert Bruce, a New Holland Chief, and of a French soldier of Napoleon onal:tate% Young Guard. Also detached portions of other skulls. Among the Portraits selected are those of Dr. Spursheint, Mr. Bewick, Mr. Watt, Professor Playfair, Handel, the Admirable Crichton, and Louvel, the assassin of the Due de Berri; engraved in the best style, from original pictures, bust., and drawings. This day was published, In Two handsome Volumes, Octavo, with a Volume of Plates in Quarto, price £5. s. in boards, ADESCRIPTION of the WESTERN ISLANDS of SCOTLAND, including the ISLE of MAN; com prising an Account of their Geological Structure, with Remarks on their Agriculture, Scenery, and Antiquities. By JOHN WCULLOCH, M.D. dm &c. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapside, London. " We have had frequent occasion to speak of Dr. M'Culloch. In terms of high commendation, in our &•dews of the Transac tions of the Geological Society. It is very seldom that we find a person with such high qualifications fora scientific traveller ; for, besides a strong natural understanding, he possesses a variety of accomplishments that is very rarely found combined in the same individual. Ile is one of the few men of powerful mind and high cultivation who have hitherto directed their attention to Geology. The author has not been unmindful cf the various subjects , general interest which present themselves to an intelligent travel ler, in the vet y remarkable countries which he describes.—There are dispersed throughout both volumes much valuable informa tion, and many very interesting remarks upon the habits and condition of the people of the islands, the state of population, the agriculture and fisheries, the antiquities, superstitions, and pecu liar customs."—Edinburgh Review, No. 66, May, 1820. COOKE'S TOPOGRAPHY, With superior Engravings, any County et which may be had separately. 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Interspersed with a variety of Information, entertaining to the general reader—highly beneficial to the Agriculturist, Trader, and Manufacturer,—and particularly interesting to the Traveller, Speculatist, Antiquarian, and, in short, to every inhabitant of Great Britain. ••• The following, each of which is em finished Views, may be bad separately, at Bedfordshire 4 0 Hertfordshire 2 0 Berkshire 2 0 Iluntingdonsb. Buckingbamelt 2 0 and Rutland. 2 0 Cambridgeshire 2 0 Kent (2 parts) 4 0 Cheshire 2 0 LancashireAdo.4 0 Cornwall 2 0 Leicestenhire 2 0 with highly the prices affixed, viz. 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The Plan of this Work has received particular approbation from each County's being divided into Easy Journies ; by which means Persons, either tiding or on foot, have the opportunity of viewing many Beauties, which might not otherwise be noticed. To Frequenters of the various Watering Places its the Kingdom, this Work will be found a most agreeable Guide and Companion. London : Printed far Sherwood, Neely, and Joncs, Paternos ter.row ; and sold by all Booksellers. - 4 !~.r...! _ ^r .r-~ PARLMNENTAR Y PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS MAY sz. Mr. Tavnto, from the Customs, laid h-fore the House an Ac anent of the quantity of Manufactured Silk exported from Great Britain durlog the last twenty-our years; and also an Ac count of the 9 , ..autity of Wines exported ; these being the Re turns moved for on a former day by the • arquis of LANSDOWX. Mr. MASON, from the India House, presented the Account of Documents, Charges, and Payments of the East India Com pany for the last year. A Report was brought up from the Committee on the High land Roads Bill, by the Earl of CALEDON, and agreed to. The Attornies' and Solicitors Regulation Bill, and the Sale of Bread Regulation 8111, were brought up from the Commons, and read a first time. ATles;age "-- fro . m — tke Commons informed the Dottie that they bad ;greed to the Amendments made by their Lordships in the Court of Sessions and Court of Admiralty Bills. The Timber Duties Bill was, on the motion of Earl BATROUT, read a third time, and passed. The &eam Engine Smoke Consumption Bill was reported.— ' Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The House proceeded to ballot for a Committee to try the right of Election In the Borough of Petersfield. The following Members were elected; Mr. J. Phillips, Mr. T. Wilson, Sir G. Cockburn, Mr. IL Gainey, Mr. J. Wharton, J. R. Phillips, Mr. J. Bailey, Mr. R. Claimer, Mr. W. A. Johnson, W. L. Hughes. Mr. W. Holmes, Mr. G. Gipps, Mr. B. S. Cooper, Lord Folkston, Mr. Charles Tennieon. _ _ Ms. D. BROWNE brikught in his Bill for regulating the In• land Navigation in Ireland.—Read a first, and ordered to be read a second time. Mr. CHETWYNDR presented a Report from the Com mittee sitting on the Vagrant laws, and gave notice, that he would to-morrow move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend those Laws. Dr. PHILLIMORE presented a Report from the Limerick Commktee, appointed to inquire into the right of Election for the City of Limerick. The Report stated, that the Committee had determined that the right of Election was vested in the Freemen and Freeholders of the said City and County ; and that the sons of Freemen, persons marrying the daughters of Free men, and persone having served an apprenticeship of seven year. to Freemen, were entitled to their freedom in the said City and County. Mr. DENMAN presented a Petition from the Farmers of Nottinghamshire, praying an inquiry into the Adulteration of Clover Seed; and another Petition, on the same subject, from the Seed Merchants of the Town of Nottingham.—Laid on the table. Mr. F. BUXTON, on the part of Mr. Courtenay, postponed to the 6th of June, his notice of Motion relative to the Amerl.. can Loyalists. Mr. WILBERFORCE gave notice that he would, on the 31st instant, submit a Motion to the House, founded on certain papers which had been some time on the table, on the subject of the Slave Trade. Mr. HUME gave notice, that he would, on the 7th of June, submit a motion to the House on the subject of the present Go. vernment of the lonian Isles; and on the 12th of June, be would submit a motion for an humble Address to his Majesty, on the subject of the present heavy Expenditure, and urging the necessity of a considerable reduction in the Army. Mr. HUTCHINSON postponed the notice of motion on the subject of the present state of Europe, which stood for yes terday, to Friday. Lord MILTON said, souse time agn an lion. Friend of his submitted a mutton to the House, on the subject of the Agri cultural Horse Duty. He wished now to know if it was the intention of any Hon. Member of the Agricultural Committee to propose the repeal of that Tax ? Mr. CUR WEN was sorry he did not see the Chairman of the Agricultural Committee in his place. He now, however, gave notice, that if the Chairman did not give notice of a mo tion on the subject, he would himself, on Monday, bring the matter under the consideration of the House. Sir J. MACKINTOSH presented a Petition from Binning. ham, on the subject of the Criminal Laws ; and in doing se, re quested his Noble Friend to postpone a motion o f hi s which s tood for to-day, on the subject of the Criminal Laws of Tobago. Lord NUGENT was most reluctant to put his motion off, but would do so, in hopes that by adopting that course, be should enable his Hon. and Learned Friend to pass hit Dills through the House. CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION'. Mr. BROUGHAM said, that as a Petition was at present before the House relating to the state of the Criminal Laws, he should take the opportunity of making a few observations upon what he considered to be an unprecedented breach of the practice of those laws. He alluded to what was called " The Constitutional. Association," which, he contended, • assumed a power which was a direct inroad upon the offices of t7ie Attorney and Solicitor-General, without retaining any of their responsibility, or being capable of exercising any of that necessary discretion which their knowledge of the laws of the land enabled those Officers to call to their aid, in prosecuting offences against the Chinch and State. He did not mean to . assert that such an Association was decidedly illegal, after the numerous Associations which had been known to exist for the eafoicing of the laws in pard cular cases. But the practice of such Associations had always hitherto been to confine themselves to the prosecution of felons, and peculiar and odious crimes, such as had come under, the cognizance of the Society for the Suppression of Vice. Even that Society encountered at first considerable opposition, and there were many who dethted its propriety. lie confessed he had been himself amongst the latter number, upon principle, although be was now willing to allow, that much good had been done in the prac tice of the Society, because their operations had been confined to the prosecution of odious offences, such as the exposure of obscene prints, and attacks upias religion. But this new Association had commenced by an endeavour to put down. political writings ;• and that without having any responsibility for the pro ceedings which they thought proper to undertake.— The persons who acted for them were obscure—en tirely unknown; covering themselves, however, with the mass of names which appeared as the suppliers ' of the funds, but many of whom were, he was con vinced, wholly misinformed as to the objects to which those funds were to be applied. There were some personages appearing among the mass;•to whom he begged to address the language of expostulation.— They must have entered _nu m.-Mach an Association without knowing its real objects; thus lending the sanction of their great names to what he was sure they must eventually repent, because it would go to the destruction of those sound Constitutional prin. ciples which they openly professed. He would put the following case:—Supposing a person was found supporting such an Association as tht.., who sup. 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