The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-14 00:00:00

E blirfag ail fortliOth ml PF soestlaspectrolly to offer this their best acknowledgment/ to the Public for their liberal patronage% of the same; its qtr end peat convenience In all climates, has recom opied it to the most tilstinAnished foreign connexions, who bins)! spoken highly in its recommendation. —it is pre hi▪ y them ONLY; and fur presenting disappointment 4beees, !Mild, care tuts hoen *resorted to by each beltieheing sealed upon the cork with their Orin and address, as well as each label haring their signature, without which it esinot be >t - nuine. JOHN itillItOESS and RON long established and much estate gseENCE of ANCIIOVIES, rontinnes to be pre ppie(' )y them after the same manlier that has given the ifri•stelt sa tisfaction for many years. Weehowasi• Sri, STRAND, corner of the Savoy-steps, I.outlon. _(Tam ORIDINAL FISIII-3At Cr IF iFENOCSE.) - . engaged Iv annaKetoriets:who are mostly single. and per whose oeeslationi led there to a distance from their homes, were often exposed to great inconvenience and loss of time In getting breakfast and occasional refreshments ; hut that since the Proprietors of these Co ms here deyotedtheir attention to the accommoda tlo =classnit. they are enabled to obtain the refreshments atTes and Cof fee in the most easy manner, and at very sated*Ote charges. at all times of the Day. 4. That this Meeting helng fully aware of the pernieines tendency of NIGHT Coma liners. Is seriously concerned I that no line of distinetion has beta drawn between the Eco nomical Coffee Houses of real and Pahlic utility, and th..se which have the same evernal appearance, but are noto riously open at unseasonable hours for the accommoda lien cf the idle and proflieete. b. That this Meeting views with anxiety end alarm that portion in a clause of the abovementioneu Bill, which, if the Melting he not mistaken. would expose the moat repast . I I house of an Ecanonticel description to be searelted, eves I after it had been shut, and its keeper had retired to mat : thus confoenaing the distinction between the Day and the Night Houses, and subjecting those distinguished (or deeo -- to the disgrace amid rigour which are visited upon the mast disorderly. G. That this Meeting is of opinion that where Night Cofer fee-rooms exist. their ittlisanee might be abated. withaut any additional I.' satire enactments. by the interferenee of the Officers of the respective Parishes, wherein tech Night Coffee-rooms are situated. 7. That a Committee of seven Persnns, nil Keer% of Economical D%v Cerre He 110.11. be appitistri to wete pe la.over the interests of the Persons embarked ei this Coffee Dollar Trade ; that they particularly attend to lite progress at the ab-vementioned Dill; and that they rail a General Sleeting ' of the Trade whenever they deem it espediont. H. That tae Ls inks of this mertina he given t t the Edi.tor of the STA rtsm se. for the attention hehas already hollowed on the interests of the Proprietors of the register eronoadeal. Coffee-huuses, and that the STATIVOI newspaper be thre- at commended to be taken in at all sew establisinsents of description. Tit F. It •ar approach of the Drawing of the 1.0 1 . - TV.RY, and tile whole of the 4,0•;;; Prizes to be de cided in One Day, NEXT THURSDAY , Induce J. and J. SIVEWR MDT. the Contractors. to sue ' Mt their fr;ends to he itnniediate in their applications. pore of Adventure been unls half what has smuttily been. i•einced many pers.ons to make double purchases. widen ha , materiall% increased the demand, null makes it lorpess the On those to adventure to flu It as J. and J. S. would be very sorry to see any of . &elf gllll patrons alsanpoiti , ed of ( - 11.:OCPS. ri:NIRT only 114 14 0 • • bliteenth only Twenty Shillings. TWO 0f...... ....t2l.ofal! And 4,oo3other Capitals am% Prizes. with 100 Fiore Chanees fJr gaining TWO of.. ae10.200 . Itett all 1:e Deawn i.t ote Ds). nest Tsbilsoav • .Tie Lets and Shares are Selling by J. an 1. SIVE WHItiIIT. Contra-tors, 37. Corthill ; 11, llolletrit Slik• Haymarket ; where they sold in the Two last Contrg At I. the ././.o.flai Petzt s! also. 1,03. (Ciao ,t2l, ! management of the schools to a privileged and irre sponsible order of society, without pre.illing any ade quate or practicable check, for neglect of duty, abuse of power, or misapplication of the national enactments. Many of the clergy, whose theological attainments, eltristian excellence, and exemplary discharge of pa roehial duties arc beyond all praise. would ttnqnesti..n ably devote faMcient time and attention to the schools to meet the 'wishes of the legislature. But many others, from motives more or less imperative and ex coeralde, Would tape but a slight interest in time con cern, while time would extinguish the seal firstkindled. And thou;h political causes might combine in some eases to move this inachiliery of popular education, ex perience tells ns it would at n s very distant period ate .re elugglihly in some places and stand still in others, till it nettle's., the office of parochial sellool suustcr to a nominal roth.ue or a snug bitircure, like many of the schools (vine' ell by the charily of mint pious &twee tor-. Have we rot indeed, Sir, condemning proof of :thie point;' - in the Mass of indolence and abuse brought to list by Mr. Brougham himself, II an enquiry ei !lid' reCeeten so great a luL:rr iipoti kis ,-!tarn , ter 33 a philatithrue•i4t, and pro• dneeelil the ends 'little advantage - to time community? Palen thi briein, disdiveries, and results of that me- I . nos r alele ineeeil'eatlon, one should think Mr. Brougham would li.• the last twat to forte a new system of popular *ideation , vole!y depending on the same control, and -rielltnell in the natural course of thing% to the same . . et - , A. MO,I • N'rAIN and Co.,ICAASCEN'S Idle .. ,Inetlicienry and perversion. K-7• VS, Snowhill. London: The following Post Conches, If, Sir, we advert to the provision made by this litit Coaches, &e. set out front the abore Inn:— gilt fur the instruetion of the cliiidren in religious The,"Tele,graple - Itionsgete, Margate, and I•::nterbary p.lnciple-, it vela be foUnd wholly inlet quit' to pirs so, post mach, every itinenine. at a quarter east seven. Aare o !peat die :hl effect, 'hilt its operation will Id eomequenee of Illie`deeided prefeissuee given to the , the proprieLnrs are determined no espence A. spared to reinter it the Met conveyance oa that lir e° p : ftkwo it'll* animemitieb between churchmen anti dia. letters, .whieb, lO the honor of our common christia ru if. cite, hire in the present age been considerably allayed. Haver. Deal, gandwlefi..and Feversltam. every mornlng. It would betray a gross ignorance of men and things, at a eracirriwa assail. and six in the evenine. Itruinpfon, rhqtliasit., Rochester, Stilinßl).nirne, anti r,;ft. egattasetithitintil inattention to the experience of ages, ta.m, ever% morning. al a qu art er, east seven: to deny that those children of !lota dissenters who Falmouth. Plymmth, Exeter, Weymouth. noreliester. Aig.it avail themselves of the clau , es in their favor, by Diremuutle and holisbury,.every moruie,i. at se: en. tli email Ituniton. Axminster. Bridliort. Mundt o .J. tom rtss;ercirn.,.. • alesentiog fro:011ie school when the rest of the scholars The " Enlon,"' tioethimptnn. Lymi'n:!ton. IVlnehoster. ewer- taeght the church catechism, would in many sail Basingstoke new coach. every norning el eirlit ; ar- cuses stihject theniseives to a species of incessant ri‘es at the Coat% and 'torso, Sionilmautpten. by fiv e , per,:ecntion, highly priltillrial to the nascent princi- Tlie proorietore of the iiiieve conch !,! , e to receive n fAII. Wanner of fiat wippott vihich has hitlosr:o been esp.srienee , l pie of liberty of coossieoce and moral integrity. — %hat the conteseutemeat of the " Linton." No racing with fli;- church boys, high in favor with their ruperiurs, ether cemelim-e• . . and ..bserving the savastie smile or contemptuous mites ' ilath nail Itrietol flying poet . enacltee. throveh Ctiert. • quiry respectiug the absentees, would instinctively haw, Celtic. and Marlborough. shim' anzrooor. at one. .coat !WS TO WM.1,1 1 , IIIIIVI:Es.V.VI 1:::, TAL . N.TO.:, engulf'. their own cast, and Heat their dissenting I . Aso PI N . 3101 1 - 11.• sAtool•fellows with jtivenile scorn as a marked and Th e "Umpi a new Liverpool light eoleh. only one FOR THE STATESMAN. degraded order. 'l lie seboolonaeter too, if erabneett sight en lime road, =Trying , lone Inc. sett(' nut amity : . -...:.-_ scull a sr owl portion of Church of Esiglimelisin, and nines, Wobare„ Surhampton; ll . ..fiord; Latterworin. • TO CFI.IIII.Efi WETERN, ESQ., . fond of that amphibious iemeiation—Chureli and King. kiseils... _4therstone, Lichfield, 4totie,-,enenstie, li.nuts- V. p. FOR TIIE fOUNTIC Of foltit. . 411.;.10. employ many unchecked though effectual means t lart i ;Wanslisgtnn. and Preside. • Strei‘slinry, Wettitittblei EMI Silting tovich, iyea. ON Tllr 011iFicTION %TILL PROVIVIONgt !very li litt t• t;!I 1 Nil's BILL. FOIL TIIE EST ithlt4(lllfMg7r. orsto.k.:(lhiucti!e spirit, and tantalidimig the feelings of ing. at age. ~. ~. •I ... e• , . The .. urien. :. wevntiotti.,Doreliecta,,...ffinrdrord. g mi._ ANL) SUPPORT OF PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS. • .• T . Asserting children. Complaint% might indeed be svoil 'by their parents ; • but the complainant leirt; Andover. and Rattingstoke-tii4 pee:co:l7h, every af ternoon, at tour - - LETTER THE Paco"; ri. • . evould in all piobability find redress , if obtained, more . .. . . TUE. Te IiT3IIIVIII .. euseicaze WO MO'. RN% CT, JEasry, Ft t—ln my former letter, I oointed oat tbe,objee- lemy.riour to him than the grievance, like the acquitie ••• e. -cash afesuoEst, cr. • tiottable fe (tares of Mr. Broughaties measore iil re- tin .11 a small est•tte by allientv years suit in Chen- . The "Ritekiogheee'! ,Leede neat lieht , tee let' out ferenre to its unfriendly- aspect 'towards the whole eery ; or involse iiiliistafn tip ii s aaientitent of ltis an- 1 1 *eery moraine at eight ; Ind scot li.lfollZh retaufsrd. bode of P otestant I)4senter. ce•toe, Of the Marffra of a former ear, when they N,Orrerii.. L i on, • itat ford', Ilemcdstet . .. Ad - Phl-yhtidge. to ihe kiul• But if the said Bill should receive the eanctiers ad' ae •fearel against tile Court uf Star Chamber, or al:t No.viitesibel"lita:,,li.nsgen,thlemern:o7on'n,n,•l4l:sni:;e4fian er this coach. time legislature. and be minted to practice. its local 1.....ted in fortuotion against triffOlScersof the Inquisition. i 'l4 atkeredio he the most nereeable and rem rehlic quail) w its ultimate nefficience, wiil be foiled I freoldr there ( itre of seeking redress by complaint, t "%sesame on Thirtaorth road. beinte inapt:islet by nu! . me t , •• L, I t • . . of . , . ~ __ ._„f_olit either craw , / ilk fielino of 9 etioname. is a pieLe inacionery at- toot lusaeoters•we °:•'%fv-- ~• • . , •a• , • '. l together inadequate to the design, and lili.• the huge .heir cleildrete•lri sea ling them to clieryli, or preserve, w. laingtown, Grelpa-Grekn i Anne. Pomf , !ev. Moment% 'ehorratill,Mtivililtaf, Kiln, litmerret. Kiexiweii. ear of Jul:leen:int, the favorite idol of British in•lits, their integrity by , rem •fing 'them . (rout the i t and all parts 014leeliand..• pdsteoaell dishy: • wenld stand still, just at the moment when its Ourlifif school.; in ithicli rale "lie' flea of conslience i"o‘th! York, dearhorameit;Wlettbe,.Shields. hunderlan, New castle Led T liiiburati, new *rest coach, WO a •Ftlar•! awl his supporters were anticipating the tieeroieset do. be violatieL and a part of "the piiptit ition•slepriier throiehonle. is mil s ewery itioritne at Mose by we:. o r snit. in the first place, Sir, with ail itiamighty ap- nitional Inlitinctioa, Millie sftirit of intolerance -W 4 4, 4. f • t -7 i' r •lig%s;%. fitalef- Net ark, Helloed, Tridenstir, , Daslimrtan,s'.lsitorritaikertoe. parat:ls, it contains a oftin only for educa.in.... info'tlefe Vett:lit. • Si.c.. ts tte ar.}eo • • . narbari. ,11..rp.tli„eed Re r 4 ‘ it . Passenger.; Cresting.. them-• . do ati. boas. and leaves coildren the other sex wholly , un- meut.iitileed ja.the preselicage,unil soseei.se.mas suites Tstigoed on the jcittriry: May rest .atist lime thy) . . . • provides!: for. Whether this be an involnetar; over parties.eerm of their peculiar 'dem thou au! MOHO Thilia. unit/hen Proreectrekviltßobt a tif totetillonft fare. li s .ieeotall a n llia.eataaost.corch e era • eal ng. , fight, like an almanack in which the cnoe'tfilOr forgot . to combine the elm.' of amt denorpieheisse•wihi** istarlLoratigh anal faindo(lnvw four ieeideon.w.li, throuo to protnise the people (min . or whether it be the reselei (Hwy otitine 0I !whoa d bcfeineve, kodltrbe.ifrietym . fir I . l . l .dlerrn, Reacting!, ..tinbol.en, Ilorton,•lanimeto,a, p,...,,py., of a rofaund philosophical ealselatian, *terns dirfi ail veto Cas's inaprac'icable4..apil :so 'teeths' • EITOA, 4 %;, i ' I " 100 fle - Basset, Banishers: Htnelrerford - .ltd Newilery, every inorn o, .. ~.., _••• • to conjecture. Some stypose the Hon. Moyer, t A kins '1'.;•:• the' Wilt! alone is usetraittie iaseaue.raf religtais. Poston, spaleli Peterborough, Still attel- - Zzlierdle P mimes his gig•entic p owers as the eland Ira of comities(' seller, • k i siele'.ie.e: all maynteelS' ill-Caac4itte - kt ;f 4 • Alt OA- - -.- • 11 '1 4 . srw/t t`ich..e7 - eee. evening; To Ppllshy, •?,e,.... . tut' enibreeed,the Hln'lero notion that wo:neft have no tines of creiii •&y,Lerlaisins; .3,nd seinitionslwill estaßoss. fides* sad CNbll, eve,. nfterntion7l l . , sLt. ‘••• • •... - I. "lave therefare - no right to be Intreeted wirli . onehriel hitt jealline: - , C*Tiiate. PtUrilli, sad White:seen new arli‘Lishl"•*Pr'll s .; "- • "1" • .._ • .as , e , tarouee lirouill. Arplabir,•ftrar-.l:zisio. "le ' "I to attribute ► so, absur d • • itleaand runenuronfeekatekt% key of knuesledr. ..„: 1 0: 10,-itEPT%" , • .. . . . . t -am' InTs;ie fousilttton:of thieri l e . ..ce , Sir, nLr - is. ti , roughhride, Wutlwrby. Abertord. eentioment "to the eloquent lieten4-0 oT net sera • • ;,.. 1 ,. !f' ' -1 rt I .' e in . Pr M Y 1,T6`..41";:••15 i t 41t. 1704(11.• Pesseneers detpired , o' .." ' ' . 6 . .. a 1. 10 . - 11 7 would manger ine ridisoniaratir... _ iv •'• • wer"rir ids, ashr •• 1 - L1N ...77 71 -• a Ir . les . t r ilm .mi . re ~..,..to ka ald ....Aitte anti monstrous Arno r..stm-i?itre.„; to recur the: .strengt ► lr.' niX‘nerner_t.nitil tiou.:zzler. end citi u ", '' 311 ' •••-7 1 i v- ' -'' • mere it not that man is a compound of incongruitite, •;f the;ll;lllSerfive-00--* 1 1• . i• • • - ••••tiiirone,s, wr mess:ter. b .1, 5...±. . ,* ... r_ ~ _ . .1 . eerier ~shis4resitteetryalee else.. proposed •I in tlre neeeceeca. ' --- -.L o scaecare w a i r i, an d and that great men are generally the niost incongrn- lie pvlifilk4P -.CP, wo ems a mistereise isilibmat greriad- 1 tow , o'ns and self-contradictory of all. Perhaps, ItOwevel. reignite". ' "'Ile" • - of their s. ads io --...r.Cossleton. Newcastle, --,Awl), afternoon. • • less-aataree,lfeie ditstrierweis ilefoie that the frjendly cp alaneliester,Wlesw , Lag. ' the worthy gentleman by thfs time,may bar% propos ' (BLitt 't?f tW bleile - sfith'Siittliids ill std Uoh erhamplepsl - e°""' ' a rider fur his Bill containing a sew string of reillra! "Per ... -- . - • • every n 4t. • nide Tilkiikleit ne' Wakefield pen-conch every nvor ,, 1.%. 11191141..----,.1P. 11117 r: l ions fir the edneation a i „,or N uro loo. ,Agd Upon nveliiiii WI Af iNilic: torti!Ya linl, .3 2 :. • .:-.. . I 1 Kendal. taints/m.le Preston. &Iv .. . ac. -I role-Will tlawis. clic:6olP estalilistintenp Onneliva, Ind tiaretang post-co . ~, , -4 . i, , snppoeition we will-admit the syttillatectrineieeel parish s( to • . ..._ le- . benatirsiieseat... :Ifinesenapreal ere ` - alt „plost• fa eon rab le,iswpices 1-sarri elisquiticril- . .1. pecnaanlikr.. -.._ . . . %,, _, a - 41 slag limloas%%4 rafellol?".tc‘eflrYs.in • • ''.l!ii.RlOP".' fuf _At" iIIEWVEN'Ir• OF ONE IPLY MAY PROVE A FOR TUNE FOR 1.11.*E. R 1 1t reminds his old and belt Friend., the * 7 l l / 4 iilic, • that the whtile of ths 4,0J7 Prizes will be Detour- •- • • , NEXT VIURSDAY, (17•11. M sw). Ole,nary Ticket and every Store Chance must be decided. Tbe Vtleeof Adventuie is reduced nearly One Half; et( a Writeficiet chance crely•eosts XI I. lila. anti a Sixteenth esiy Twenty bhiilings ! 4,03/ Prizes nose be Drawn next Thursday,lnclittrng Two 011,1 1 180/., others of 4.044., lOUIV. te. &c. and Cn-inces dlidaing Two of 20.10W.—N0 eiasses.—Entry Ticket doss siogly, each deciding its own fide, and no who% T. iIISH soliciti the favours of the PoiSlic, at his old estoblisheti Oiliest. 4. Cornhill. and 9, Charing-croqq ; where heriaid4 the lista tottery. Tome Prizes of 21,00til., • eaides se er.il &ear Capitals. •" Tot PlAces of Stock!' are sfaxe , i, hourly. against nien'solliee in Cornhill; by witich the Pubiic can see the - - - teraiat.n at VI . - - ‘e, • • „. AL; ~..1.}.. LiaerpOot, Warring ton. Knniarntql, r 4, llFlrzer.l, R Lacklletti politleseit, called tits • • Masada, tdanr esining. 1. th. Saracens d Inn, 4/slegtree4.l.iverVll• *• • ' Metter: ft, NThiteelturell, Turtle', Sar.r.ich. N softie& en kb, orrat.fena* every eimaint.- 1 inderls . 100. SW' XVII *Ma, nisei rragnlnt. to t l / 4 • 6 tquodenitet _ ..„... i t the k lei4 add ta.oihetitsni loetti110111113.“1/041 *aft 441408114- • km , r % ••ri Inorisina ritript, Ind tile laellia'l,4•l:lCl°el,- ~..,, ale is sta Oteildfoni Teftetiftli Col,lei. *l' 4 " ci ,••••• • °lota. E.r. Nab lirethattarad.- low - Vailist., Tl‘ll4oof • * a " . h•tttrdsl N . irnintt 9 . • • 4 W1611444_ la N sad CM tetiii•eittli+ aria•iltd !WY V imam gad * um' . blie. 11911 t • thPy *tsiii istot W*l:4," tit 'a for lay Pot e 4.l!l,4Paaturacpci lAtrirktr. 'lO l' l 4 ' 6 a • °how II Abner.' Portal% softie, It Ms!. rlef.i.ttYle ^ ' 4l . wee . r ente*d as sari. "41.1. he inAterinev lotTo to • a .1 l'ngl), at me Ankara's Wiwi lii.s, ino Anhlll, Loki -Iw.. 1191.1 C. •• L 6/....- • ment to ratify an astice inigivarary 'to pit} dooli in , 'coit44. tomittlita• des Weida . of iitightra. iCreonliai 4 thritohl issasteft• tty 1..,:in !iii 4.tr.avissiN. Ili the - presiOwei \ivo,tab'se ; aygpir 41016.44 mi fie ti,L 1 1 tv ti Org4 , 4a co li tz fttirai4 :NW y; tt ! ang, '44 •Afiioto4iP• roiiiiic- iii; aPpcc 1 1014,14 ri 1n9.--',.iieL4rell 1,601 1.11 fitterrAogs.artirviN'At c ...we fie10w,.,.. n , ,(tirtot saineat ~ 4 8 Cfecs, rol°postk.l of clerlcal iasgireatc . . ~~- that t, motives to nonconformity wriniti throw , feeb:o weight into the scale against church prepoederance, # especially when the ministers of both stood on the saws • footing, as to char.icter, sentiutent and . abilitlea. In a season of religions tranquility;, the mind Indeed hi,- perceptitdy loses the sense of thiultiful opinion.; while those which the generalityawaiteain, and in maintilr ing which have great advantages, by an insets:ill:a virtues% emiciiiite and cecupy the Iliad. . But this theory, it may be said, however plausible, seems to be • falsified by ' the rapid increase of dissenters during the last half century.: Bet if the" li. lierality or the age has facilitated the efforts of diseen. ;ens, m ud by so doing instltialie.! their constregatian - . itati induced many of the ift&riar classes to join tli:i.• inkleties, it shonli he - tee 'Heeled that considerahl 2 'mintier% of these proselytes are wholly unaespain•c I llwith the gronnils of dis.cnt, aid a.. - e indneucid Li Ideal and temporary considerations, by the attractio,..l ofa popular ministry, or by the misconduct or removal of a psr.i,•olar cle-# , y.::..0. ..i - urrovi•,:in Intl rust ins e l eaar of the .Methorlisti, toast of whom seem to h i•..: • no great u!.".•; - ::: i to an ea, tesia , tical establ - shioer , • A roAe fro.o die izsiorant and 11.:oioraliseti state of t'. • populatioo in the fast century, which must doehtiv• a be imputed to the clergy of tliitt age. lied tlicy'di•- . charged their duties with tideliti a nd seal, in prom'ot in4 the insteucti,in :mil piety of theii parishioners, the best partite!' inetimilisai is i•ald liave.boen stsiwitinott• and its worst unkn. , wn. But 'dissenters arising frith' such causes may discontinue their dissent, whet; the causes thetn.elv,.. (-case to operate, and be gradnaliv restore 1 to the church, by mewls which the clergi have at all tiairs its their (nip power. If, to weuoret, the d,ssenters have c aineel many proselytes from ti , e lower etiesci a, have they not.in the mean time least -a consider. , ble number of their mote cypolent and r..spe , •• table supportris ? It. therefore, ; appears highly pro blentatical,tii r, at•hetitur the weight of dissentinn Sole. enee - in any q ue.tion 11 political importance, ins•ead of incre 'sing wi•li their mentheri -en as to.ex.cite jea 'nosy, he not Consi s ierably•leesArbnit it was r.ontifr to he in theeariier periods of dissent. r And th.ola'n t h e J.,. tlueoce of . ilse . elergy uyereite rthilz _what, in nut , t parts of the hie ......,1 En, %Jct!)i to he emisitlerabiy dip - nished, and dintinisniog, an impartial inquiry ;vivid trace this ci reams'. I nee, nut. to , as aim:ming . inertia- , . of methodist') ald.tlisseiti,_ but to the.injnfions offer's of the tythe systcm, the too semi& 1110/I.iinte.sciv.n , spirit of titi_clergy, Alt I Cabe( *WWI -Af a pol.that nature which a.ncl.trto both 4n , cliatxch• add It.ite wonsd speedily remove. .I do mot tilers-hire, depres:alte'titl di s sension, plot attiouoiaies likely tO mull from -.irk! !Iron glee no 's measure froty tile least e iipselictign•d( dnan prolin f ; fatal V. pcinanne ntl y in j olives: to thes.dilliehhitlg. cause.. I rather con,•cavesiiic. antt•ttrittil , in*nall . .int be tlitliiikl 4 to prose. flit:yr wentitl Ito ven•ditkr*lsi ef*nt and be the occaslys of .4insiter's f 6 trio church Wiles ~ the Honourable No. er woild he flit filigi l t airitite • awl deplore: . lint, waiving illit4iiitt,'4lit t iseaiiir . i in irtestion .would • doubtless . pet' LlisitsiGtes -'sped 'tut) a l e rt, apd oblige them to -large - mot' explicitlyAke grosails-uf their dissent. and expose On Arad/ p o int' of en e stablishinetit eriiicli.dufl.ered AlpS6 the jest teary of their -devout andilareotal•linikines:' • Anl.lt . such an excitemen t, two centwrim peat, mielektice4- . stancr lesvaily;intagcutts. worked a revalaapi • hi• trot public u.in4,.. 1 . 441 tv:aitiatiog. iestitotions,-it. tbitatit mo t 4e. A T :Jed to, pre,iaine epos simile. . gift* re p • knowleslgel• mat *be 'ajti. trr:4'tevip.bin':.;,7:et'intmonlliit'Llia"!4l:ll:lll7"k.'4.:iio4oft, would- iu all lirehobilialr pr . s . tuce a .liste ssi. oiling% which..inest eithei . 1 014* go inb,44 liiqrtly of Ltissentert,es effect Mitiereieffseir . or s4,,r4a;ionto . 4a , -clu t irch• f"Wgrif iii 41:s. it to = alit . .‘ b, 'Jig eitioblisated church,- and to A o•••ol.lll4effeutTc :turd' in eltri.tootia./...;14b0i1t tlf* Orecatts.tin!lmemai of religions atibmilitisla: it a n ea coothent e tinty to seek the peace and pe . n f epist;liff.ipstimailms..hy a eamlii.to-operette t bOitr e erni sect '. -4 wouisi.septuin -to Taini..a , .. 1 , .- , ~ dijryu,.;v. ....aiievrr • feeble. a t rainst...t.ba elllSsigsfidbig a ineas:tre whizis t thong's piansible,lssigt**P ell " .. ••-, Itabilkt v. ;:imd la a. cmaitlag.ation, *OR tali Wan ch.+ .4cre.l ce.ine _ea& institutions l a ; laidd i dity-,: snow -• Mot gni"' 1 ii-Prilm r 4 ?em '•OP-. 1 114144 e r siphie 16 . 1 0 s n liSph bitve .ip some .sart bec.oup.apredjii . ~. ic t 4 t a ir...iaa,..,lt a cs,.nt.y liv,liatis wsookb ImatiesiisLlsalro : arrast piocenii igt.4.14../P .tisir sticiagatim: 04 AO& t tity.,i.hp: aril ditiarrat ,fieq,..aTtka..dinSibiOnt opt" : iuciplei. 4venopsr, Aokae.i.isi494 1 aliApipcssionialphipb* Oinftit.-1" g Whtit4 . • I 111. 41. 1 " soliorelh 1134WAN. 041^ h oot 04 4 i %.g. o f . ppliiii itslite.iii!raLispiiiapip‘Ml, e &os h e -oar t iippoilonti. 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Adoettmeets.de.—lseenseemenes of thz eitrA_ mum alba JENNINGS beg to inform the pi /ups that they bastemeepleted a stock of upwards of .oi'memost elepint modern Pei...rise-Tv pits, On- _ • Rhine's, and Faricy LETTXRS. of entirely new t: is tra_or_dia_y exp. I rred is the exertion of the Tomb" "- the price o f admission will be 2s. 64. till distend of Jene. But witit all these advantages in its favor, Sir, it conformists syetenTiltically reject sor by Ike foie 44 , requiri•s no great share of prophetic wisdom to fore-. principle, which depends upon dieesseum eatqamstre-• cnsAp copraz Rousts. _ .- . . apt set i i:l l l . i tt efi n c n i r e e n 97 , d o e r es to predict before hand the 'seises versys or hy.ttia seper;kor talent, seal, and piotrotits " Nigoissed for timer wee ;by which they are now en- AT a numerous hl BET INO of tke , ,PROPRI ETORSI ..y.lt is essentially .. defective, agents, vilikli . m .. nildepead on . c_ircumstasemaastd - map a t nneesita tke moseztensixe orders. with a facility sray li of ECONOMICAL COFFEE HOUSES, he m " I like the machinery of a clock w i th a piece Of parch- soon be neutralised by compatitioa.. if them &e l*. ' fo_ undrY is th e l'i°. be The I }Pes "tat at the Fridlty, May 11, at the Rei Hart, fihoe4ane„ Fl "- t alent for its main spring. One might is welt attempt foraiiuf ruliaion is a country. the sins acopmpanied . have for Some time liven used in the columns Mr. GODWIN•In the Chair ato produce the perpetual motion, without finding a with great honours anti emoluments. and Ana* OF. efasurproportl6a of the n ewspapers, Rod received an up- The following R eao k ut i oe , were upan i usew ly agree d t i ) $ 44 . ferpetnal impulse or a selfmoving power, as attempt posed . u? disabilities and scorn, ,wbat bet tha lighten.* • w skisgrestly flatters the prospects of the c oon- 1. That in • Bill now before the House of Consumes. Ms' FreAlt d r, •„ r y s uicerely otpress their gratitude for th so- titled " A Hill for the more effeetual administration nrje*Nne improve and moralize the people by an Act of Par- of cb-avaeter, the dictates of conscience , or the force ot 7Arotetheonials with+ have been • Publisbed 2% recent - We in and near th e Metropolis," &e. Is a Clause 4 , Forth, liament whirl' contains a scheme of technical regula- principle, well er ill 7 forinolud, can induce may ionsirlar-• set their kientita h e u tu , re m , a rsonz unknown to Regaled.° of Coffee Shops," which Clause invelven te tient, but makes no provision to interest the public in able portion of the . people. to prefer the latter ? .14 ge ree r ll re o l us e e hi s sracter all the Houses known as Economical thglirt i4 th b e t io D ls es s s2 art w o . f justice to Y n a l i ale e n e n I anon - W' operations. or call forth their benevolence and by the candour and c : peration of the age; the non- to re ati c °4 riiis ot aii infant eaftbilehment which mono- •2. Th a t th e esta bli s h me nt o f h ouses o r this d esee i n 11! mai agency. The history of the world proves that troversy hetween churchmen and dissenters shoiskliae- soly.ol s ought to destroy. hells g accommodated to the wants awl means of the labile e parity :Ind prosperity of public institutions, can any length of time,. be suspended ; and if dissemlisss P ind industrious Members of 11 ° 60 7. Is Ilweduell" et pertlif neatly • secerell. only by tit. responsibility of should deem it ameriluous to. instruct thiticroills is • 1/00,6' N.EIY SAUCE for general purposes. stantiel comfort sod advantage to tuoaaiselter gem eke WM. le pnislie epiningi, by eines ettawallen the iitiedtil,es of :111 1 sa'uti girim tie , tA a pecheriiiiek ir i s . given sett great epprobeti(ai and tbe demand classes latter Metromlbs. . " - - gloksidesingtotherease, .101 IN 84.21111JEFJS & Plo 4 . l4 l . begeo S. That preathea t o the e stablishment of these Maps, men Cti Oen periodically hy the people themselves. But pressiou that the points of difference are of minor ina. A ;., wwkwasmories. who are mostly single, and per-' the Bill in questi:m proposes to surrender she entire portanee it requires no sagacity to perceive that ti.ll . .1 1.... ingot...a to nonconformity would throw but a feeb:* /...“•• • ... .. - - _ _an eloquaftt'vri . -1 - or peon ane.,4%. i5 , ,1. rz.-- , --.., • • I its pr t' ; etewtsslo,4sflir. ea AiOgilv"!.n4. plifil ii ! a k tat"; i • l i ver l'oppoilitAisi4tii reeielf. ohlasa ( tt4,ls Oiiseiatiogs,tßkait fof )1 Osl after siseAtelPel. eiss t e,,loas. itor*asrit mat.batria 4 ravaiii J tfl !Mk* 4.701 tiumliii .sitiviii bi tot g pt. .t plitsio of Mite p Timis or. . I Ipt,APlnk 4 . -4vir.11.. fAtt ,her. ta,liendiatii4,lo44, .tiviiwurritienia *IP .400.,,vr t;•1414t to lin, kis 4.0.01 . 1/Waling 04,"*ImiekifflAt.:110%.40.1/".' lit*.l464l4lbi' P . ' _k_lrilsial_ VtPloolFcals. Oa/m*OW atiao4 4 40 Oiati OsFi-iNki iFyllo.l4l‘4titit_ollo.oo.lo.-itt Allifele-,•81 Litir4ioit. iinditi ti"ebes ti fi t . 49.4,011 Iditt•OPPlis, 3 at lot cOts.illasoiar e essary to 'erase the' ;Igor its IN:0m A,f mastirfatt,), rettts A or sotasisi enable religi.on, wialch at least soh:), IJl•ye UI N • 1111 cnr treat welt J aIN Ufa► on IT nr itr t MOO,' . 0.0 - -4 a- -A . 1 r. 1 I t I 4 I I • I n.l It i■ Ils in we by n• Indy I", has• fur ear gilt- - - • . g 10. ow • iraNt Mar N — g - tit* Iva% /*nevi geld X th^! 411. 01 * , iterfit4