The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-19 00:00:00

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To prime the Madame, of ibe patent Tail ler jisparract. 11 is t o nrannery .elont bra lediewdy Asecrtraued Mat the In rif monate4. and awe Sr let aoasse. w• the 14r.r/4•llist. embed Pon liwnna ea t or bee., :tray received sabre malmadm, who* areevated their silken Ineerri Irrnelnres, aid mend an disolied for the reardider of their livera A. hatiammie Coaalbotlen d The Pawls to each weld therefore ebetetialy Wows the whale Aswan wf the Pithscrip. Pews and H has alibied the Committee. that Owl have rat Hitherto ids Illiwatiras warranted todlsbersiose ewe boa Fir Ilea nate Pttti ngltelMt pller, object. • 914111tirvers=010"erwr.2:-.lleightiscl....i• , 1 74 1 . end 44"l 7 Ode, Is be limbed mate of the• Teak 11 has tam hero pa. N. to arta nem thew Two •eh Flee, Pi athe anos • l mran time wises Lail aid Conflates. 'green 1n.., Mifieeed . theemelabillee h rags ke ameba Saves Ho while In this llepotsitima ar Illitpeadeisee It mom be M. Easel& of aeelyetbean kite t bean TM. errealims of has tat. It is te be ltie Aram the Ti=e eked lbaseriptiens to ble Gansistre al the io Molr balk and akralM Ile 1111misreisra and Pa tricia@ la every plat ef the Empire to prams* and 'tired she reasarees of the Committee by every news saran = 81 1:eltw. As the erase of the 9•bertletiae or ti e an. desired Perlwd. ford rameleulr to sulma to Owrartibpt. 4 tailed owing the Receipts sad Eapenditere, accompanied by meta esplematimie as they base Mill antler, them that the Committee have earned the Impothiat trod owed red so bra with Zeal. pherrtion. and Fiala,. Sattseriptima already adaertisrd /2011 IS Pe W. P. Mary ereal.Esq. R. P. aCI 0 M. P. Ll 5 0 J. M. 1 Verily to 1•1rfrillo) lU A few Friends wf Re ran, • • rem hlhsrables fwas awl Lambs al In (rearQrarawaret, Mama. 1 0 Lbaras's be Gelds 1 111 A few Priercis to Equal I. P. 1 0 Jrllre. by B. P. 1 Seheetiotiews ore teeeited by Yr. Br ..1.. 110, !twitted. Me. MAI, Wordage-times. mot 299. "iirsha i Mr. Mk% 3, Wyeb.orreit Mr. 11.01.11. 91. Twit were. Wegnilleief ; Mt. Parr, firma Reeerliaseet. Coveleig ides ; Mr. Pearat 5, lev.strcet. Cornahyosst het; Mr. Heavy hook. New o reel, flpio.hbelds I Mr. Warier. 76, F.eet,irect t at the OSA • . the animbery raw. Fleet-streets 04r. Harris. 27. Mono& wrart. Postlandmead g Mr. Betra•rlif,6, Fieractreet. bra, sad Draryalare rat the Crow, awl Ascher Term, Illetaml sad hy the Tivaionrot. Maj r Cartwright. N. Brame. amnia t Of Matter, Willow. M. P.. 47, Caarlareireet. lift briny Assam ; soil Mr. A. t4llswas.69. Hish Melbas. &Ascriptions *correctly Attd will be immediate!. corrected as applicable la the Sermierm, at the Crown and Ameba Tra were, my day brewers Mimeo and Taw el.bek. f 7 a4;01 -- ielfiter Wart rt.. ADAMS'S itiCir FRY is it het happily effected fir i'. rum el taut palatal aid deo yr.* diming the STONR aid GRAVEL. Mr. PVIIR Y, beige a who hat Air Mae than thirty years applied his whole pialearcsail knee ledge awl expert/ewe to gbe leaser amMiltes. 34 well no le every kiwi of celerities eb. Amman I. the Site/wry 'wieners, nervosa's& to .he solferer a poweal al the lOoh 'disks td Si. Dier..iiine. a the Stow. Ite Is be had of News. liberwend,wei C.. hoinw•llevs, No.* Pateesesecarew, mid el Primer. Vallmall, price St. 6d. w her , - is are the ewe. sad CNN ale Obilly persew a Ito ha l hero weeded led were oboe, to weederee the apentisie a. well as of others with coelimerd it.., sa the Meallee tw large far eittnariiire. bet whore Uses have bre• preserved se a very aid age from the aressiwal sae of the weedy which seftemed the ouleginfr roes of the stime.—Atess.g the former will he famed Lord Saes v 'LLB. aide la she rearm Duke et I/an tler t Sir EDWARD AiltarcuseLL, falter to the pretest Bar.orl t Drileirer lady LISTLLTON ; Mr. STRVIVIIO/1. Eargersii Egimet. le Sway. the father of Dr. S'IEII4IISOR of Ch44./1010-44tri. NathareapLare mid of the Collrge Ptheicorso; T. lay a Erie. of Meets J. Sinatra. Ey. Lite Mayor el Deal; with • Lag hit of pyrp.re to t 111110.1110411 SO 1111elilt. j het mai person its doubt of the sire, yof she we. retitle, will tor referred, If reignited. la facia awl 50 as lam ageseere mod Physician' •he have leftward the Wilsey to them selves er O. slick pail all. Mr. l'aitair has berm happy esoegh ta h iv. irwertairsed hi rimmed eaperiweats tM weies • f gairlseabig il e operation .4 the Solves. os cert. io cokuti &moralise ra• they alumni with the AN& at ark prim t•N hirb mama be adiii.es las patinas to male balms to 111,1, she particulate of their ewe by letter sr ether si am. with at fill a dery imins as Miry roe give. The S..lvene is battles of 11. 91. sad Ds. lath at the Proprietor's hemr, Ns. S. Seetbsimiteastreet. Blieuirshery• opesiee. Those perusal lobo hottest as opportraily of personally de setiblae 'brie 611111111 , 0 sod asalisdi rr.• rlaeapabililr t-t bear big the maim al i eats Owe ; say es it by let.er (eosioeing a he of ear posed S. when &bey will receive as spume asol ad eke by Mora of p.•st. Two lame books .tf she Solvent WV', tin hi correct she esl allow diathesis i.. tx hstoss uf.edrataln pelotas, s h en•by per. testing she forosasi.a of grastrl had Wows nooses et platelet sisse.—lloa. Thy home sad plesolog w ik. SOCRATEi, by bit lanoline on Morrisge. in eorso•ored his asoistrin sigh the 3object, that the man i.d semi deo to their *We.. and the lischelvra hastened to he wedded ; and " The Spectator" h thief .hr mom " w ife" is she um-t niresibk sad delightful 1140! lea name. The sacred ille4illlllolll. Om of mairior. composes the de. shlersioo of nor rappers'!, waive one only • itb hopplosos me earth. bet ilisroing the soil itself to haematite with bliss Member. Piet Lyn, h,wecer, to Werke/ into this hallowed ohliestino. It bestows no imperntivedoty. met may to regulate the pmdmis, het to clear* the gnome games from these lasparitles which the freedom of ouredrleted plasma may hale availed en it. To the ~Alert of lath ageoline are ntitilmstoble may of those hapless immares, each. *Mk they excite the rommiseratleo of the beholder, should abo imperil his with the fear of self. rtpr ,ash. baterSoss habit, will eliminate the hedy—a resident* Is the Stooks will relax the (brae Aire—but more **Malay does the premouste iefiguation of youth tes fressentiv compromise the tamest dismay ism a owe of inaolibm. free *hems the isotized sliver meet than doubts the ellsore of sate(. To •II sub, then, we address muselver, Skims hope—mtersy— someoler seraph —feliegy s ter will our admires appear ages *Amble. saariksed as they are by the multiplied prima .1 10 years oireesfel experimire. The easy cares of wiled life. are sometimes distinbed be the tespeggior of these blessings cheek riseessintle the aoptial wreath—foe she female habit I. ekes emsolustieselly weals • vet i. rah be streopthened. and &iciest mosey improved Isto fonetional power. la evert rase of invigilate handen. as well es In every re- Lissome of the gruernam emsoomy. we pledge one ability so car .predil,, and with amt. Errantly solicitous to expel the whelks/ mops, lc from the rubles so presumptuously take, op. we Moose from georrel ',Stink, with km betaigloo red coldest is our homosiable beatnik) , to Nembers of the Vollese •f gwriemo, we serer the seamiest emennuelty of either ten (esoecally those Meeks him matrissead Ilk). at mere to nor horse, cheer illy astadasee h ghee fro pensaml cos soaatt,.wl sod Leiters from the cosistry are ismediMely es mood @art, elan lrestalo a resentsgro for Alike ised Me d• *Met, ens be foromiled to goyim's of the solid, how dietool. DOSS and Co. N.N.C. Sergeant. 13. Rosterlsorees. Fleet street, Leaden. Just loutish:lied (Troth Fiiika). The MO'S of LI b L. * Fowiliar l'ernmeissary en awaken inse . ses. fly DOSS mid Ce. Addreised to the Youth and Mammy of both Scarf. May be had at 5:), PA.-reenter-row 3 26, 14. lioie—l . t•:t 11i5, flecl-strtct I sod 0; an airebselleri. • z " TA* Corse for which Ilemoonte fell in the Field, and Sronze died ow the Scliold!" IRXL4ND. ten Coostitetimil West. or eompromieiss these prieriplee of freelleie which have nerd the empire to taut empire Na. Rom. testy provide seem her retrying IS. law/ ism lilt ad COUNTY LIIIRRICK MBETINO. imeornal optimums. is &Galt of which, the rich are let 1/11h whbr~et by Limisica, Nov. 11.—On &lordly, pervelat "" 1:11 p she pew wlrh tai t i :r.'" atiaal mall all the High Sheaf's call, a numerous and highly re- Rendwit. That she Artitten se the Rome et I. area he epeCtibill Meeting of the Magistrates and Gentlemen hiu.e ha she ids he or C l leve somi I.leteetthoteet teat adt in teehe Home of ibis co u nty took;place et the Grossly COWS House, frpolhas 4 4 " Q s oso. itifkani 1114116" for the purpose of taking into coosideratiou the pre. The Meeting thee se,arahre. sent stele of the enemy. sad to adopt such messortou as s a y b e t h e means o f i ts pp.,' sa d ;us . BY TUB LORD LIEUTZRANT ADO COVACIL OP 111. qeillity. About half.post one o'clock, the Iligh Sherif LAND, A PSOCLAMATIOW. was moved to the Chair, when " TALBOT. Colonel Wm THOMAS MONSILL, Of TIMM. Pa' 46 Whereas, by an Aire of heliostat pinged is the owed at sense letrgtb on the present stew a the 54th wise of hie present Majesty. entitled An Act country, which he repainted to base been die. to provide for the better execution of the laws its graced by the commissirse of several outrages of each l'elsods by appointing eal*efa i eudi"l M a l iat " l " l a twist', and so daring as to require the lelmporM. sad erldisinal Constables in Conlin, in certain 'ion of eatreerdinary Wes/ for their suppression.— noes; it is, essolsast ether thralls, meted. that ill He the Gilboa Colonel enemented three es few „S A ji he,. lawful f" Lia r t f alla , eib L e l cams, that at Feb., Claris., &c., and after enlarg. L•lelef silowertler WOOOrOttell of mien. for the log no the iwellicince of the present wale of the time bele/. by the advice of tbe Privy Cooed! of Police, he propnewit a series of Resolutions, the i n t belied, tedeelare by Proclamation, that say county, (let!. 'story of the existence of the disterbances to an eeeelY of a city. or eelletY of a toyer ist alarming extent. &e. of the neeguify of eig„,e, or any homey or heresies, or half bonny or half ensures, end the espedieney of applying in Covens. baronies, in any enmity at large, to be thereto sped. sent, to estelsol the blessings of Mr. Peel's Peace fieds is our see is e stet , of dist•ebilea• and 'Maim Preeervslion Bill to the enemy at large. .r require en estreordiatry ntablishoseet of police; The Knight of Gun fully see..rsied with what fell *, And whereas it bath sufficiently appeared toes, from the Gallant Colonel, stranding the Reardettoel. that the enmity of Romaine is in a state of die. Ow the that Resi.l3tinn being pit. free the Chair, verbose*, sad metres an extraordinary establish. Colonel Busse addressed the Meeting in a vein Sent of polite. 01 manly ("Oise aghast the adoption of a sys.em in " Now, we, the Lard Lintenset, by and with the, Police. wi.iels I e esinceiverl no way sorcessary, end. *deice of his Majesty's Privy Cassell, by virtn of the li as he uoderstood, unrolled for in on present state of Did Acts sod of the powers thereby vested In es, de the con •ty.—One, two; or three solitary eases of by this oar Proclamation dreier', that the said roes. riot or attack, should not load to the imposition of a ty of Reeesuolooot le this pail of the Coiled King. serious las. when the Slegistratn of the enmity were dens allot ('clad, is in a stale of digt•ehtlneet and already armed with edeqeste resources for the main. requires ea extraordinary establishment of police. testae. of the public peace. Stacy he had the honer " Given at the Council-chamber in Dublin, the of residing in the comity, the circle be moved ie was sth dey of November, 1819." respectable and nemeroes, and he could declare that every Gentleman be conversed with was reedy to We are concerned to state, that a few night since support the Magistracy ; it was only for then, to exert an armed blondish entered the houses of Edward the power they had, and he for one, would be ever Price, . Gibson, and .-- Wily, of Benetbit, reedy to support them—this be ensidered to be the is the parish of Cashel/own, and barony of Noy ceastitational way of acting. and not the intrisdee. cashel, in this county, at so early en hour as half. dee of a Military Police, se esteems not warranted Pest rill and took whatever fire-arms were to their by those ebullition that at all times must eapt in Pesseseion they afterwards visited other houses every country—sod the istrodection of which bade. is the neighbourhood, aid took, in the course of that dared to be repugesat to the spirit of our lees sad *letdown stand of arms, psyche., ammeoltion, &c. le the feelings of every patriot who vetoes the blessings —(Woolosoaln Journal.) of civil liberty.—(Led cheers.)—The Gallant Co lonel enncleded by opposieg the Resoletions. Mr. Caen, of Gremsmnot, followed on the same aide, in a speech of considerable length and ability. Mr. BOLTON IVALLIS spoke with great point sod energy, is favour of the Resolutions. Mr. Tuos. Sewn liter, of Mount.Treachard, rose, and in a speech truly eloquent and convincing, combated the several argemeets advanced io falser of the Resolutions. Several Gentlemen, in I:wheeler Mr. Gabbles, of Rilresb ; and the Rev. Mr. Crater, repelled the reports of distetbances In their neighborhoods, es very pompously set forth is some of the public Prints of this city. The Reverend Mr. GARSTIA 114•11litly tinted the Meeting, that several shots were fired at his wisdom% to the Brest terror of himself and family. On the Hiatt %attire' proprsibg the segued Re. ' I ,loties, Ceio.l.l Ilcuss tear and stated, as it was now *lli.' dant that the sriose of the Sleeting was averte to the adoption of Mr. Peel's 811, he would move that this Meeting di. adjourn fur a fortnight, to give time for t r.. c o -Mershon of other seasons more suitable to ilia state of the country. Mr. Rice, is seconding this molton, hoped the Renewable Mover would not press his Resolution (farther. Colowl MonteLL mid he felt it his dilly to do se. MOVALLLe appealed to the Meeting ant t• sopa. rate sithout some espedient to give security to the country, and to render the laws respected. One Gentlemen had declared his readiness to vete for the Reseletions, if the attack at Fab. had been on Mr. Tothill's house ; for his part he would as soon, and more willingly,assist in the adoption of seek measures as afield secure the pelmet ie biseettage es the Peer in his palace. This is what would make the poor respect the laws of the contry. Mr. lima, although he folly agreed in *plain with the last speaker, considered the remedy propos esl se objectionable, vesting le the Government of the essotry powers esteusiem-eadefined, that if perm erred in, he would resist every Resoletion In detail ; but, if the second Revelation was proposed in the abstract, he waived say objection to its passing. Colonel MonseLL then consented to withdraw the remainder, and the fellosing 11,1°18110n was car ried: MEETING or me PARISH or Sr. JAMES. A ovaserees Meeting of the Parishioners took place cat evening, at Meek's Room, Brewer-street, Golden -metre. At levee o'clock Mr. Bowie en tered the room, end Wormed the assembly that the Gentleman who had undertaken to occupy the Chair vet prevented by family affliction from keeping his engsgereenr, and that th►y were thrown into some dillicelty in coestgeener. He mend that Mr. Parr shoeld be 'etiolated to take the Chair. Mr. Putt thooght that it world be more advitable for a Gentleman of the perish to take the chair ; he himself was a parishioner of St. Past's, Covent. garden. 1 Settral of the parishioners costarring, Mr. Clarke was called to the Chair. Mr. CLAIR' espressed his unwillingnes., tai avowed his incompeteacy ; the wishes of his fellow. parishioners, borrower, overcame his ample*. Hat ing so far complied, be read the Hegaisition which had bees forwarded to the Churchwardens, to lades* them to call the Meeting. The Churchwarden,' refos.d the use either of the chards or the elute& yard, although they had prepared a Loyal Declared*. In the forgoer, which he (the Chairman) had the strongest objection to, because the Declaration was got op in secrecy, sad not submitted to a Meeting of the parish regularly convened. He recommended them to bear all opinions that should be shred im partially. Mr. Dowse rove and said, that sines the year MU, the date of what was called the " Glorious ageolotion," at so subsequent period bad any thing happened so calculated to lis public attention, end far the expression of public feelisg, as the ate. bacholy transactions at Manchester en the 16th of Attest last. He seed sat say. after the Requisition lerbich had been reed, that those tratavections bed Ably occasioned the present Meeting. Coupled with them, however, as a motive, was the Loyal Declaration of the Rector, Churchwardens, and a kw of the parishioners. If that document had not palatally alluded, and Is a manner which mast be domed mischievous, to the dark political events which he had just name.l, me Meeting would have Ilan called to disavow the sentiments contained in it. the Declaration lad bees merely a call for pusishment in any obviate instances of sedition nr hirphenry—if I had been directed against any opus soomies of 'elision or morals, or good go. eanument—they would not have assembled to eon. indict is. averments. Ho would be as brief as possible in the observatioas which he had is salts. They well knew the mclancholy ohmic. tee of the Manchrater proceedings et the period in question ; bet their wets porticolors which roght re 'Mae. porlicola, ott.litiort from thous so mon—as ti • •-•• • " That time pretest Police E•tal.lidireat of she Gaiety Is is• solleirot far the Feriae*. for which it we, established." Mr. Rica thew wowed, that a Petition be prepared, end presented to Parliament at en early period of the Session, prayiog their revision of the gonersl state of the Polies of 'reload. end of the state nr its prirons. This was enanlsoesly tarried, end a Petitioa ;owe distely prepared sad mod by Mr. Kite. The follow's& is a espy of the Petition : TO THE KNIGHT.. CITIZENS. AN:O PURGESST.S, IN PARLIAMENT AaSE4IBI.I.I). TOO POTITIOII Or TIRO GIBINTS.IIIII4I, ce.aNC.O. MID Ira all.• UOLDIAS r• Taa COUJTT OF I.lMgaita, COUati 111111TISG All usast.v alloWSTO,—Thal 'oar Petidrwore &morale% tbit Baru( yaw li sa Home with the 'frame., loamy at re spect and attarboarot to the Cusititati.• and to the L•mb ..f Moir cowry. hat that however admirable Nee slaw I.4es. tbey Ste U.S is ellefaillate efelMt. MOON doe ottaaarra air takes to emote their eseestiesi, by a lediciam, temperate, awl 'triton spars of Police. Thai you Pellliontll !MOOS. to ware their ftplotoo, that the Barroom! ailorroests of Caraialdes, are by so orals arieweate Ir euforre she dee eleelltidil Of the Laws. V." l Juof Peisfinti•th therefore. hambty pray, tke qtrowtoe got a erten! Po'int for Ireland, lad the rif.4Bm of ..ar 111sUll dariplwe may be taken iota itot roily tooohle.osi w of the Leg .t itor•,liott Oar year Use. lime, *abort se-p. Wins with such onion of &midmost as they were likely to display. who weak! he ably to make them slaves f—(Appietise )-11.41 the Magistrates of Mancester acted le conformity with their duty as Magistrates, and had their efforts been directed molest an aimosb!y evidently fissures sad terbelont —had there beets soy danger of bloodshed or havoc frnin the views and behaviour of sects an anew bib they (the parishinners)coolii out have had ■ny thing 'o say egainit their c,atittet. Bet kitosioi as they (the Meeting) must all burr, what were the views and espressinos of the Magistrates and Yee -11 misery previous to the Meeting, what had been their l i conduct at and since the Meeting, there could be is difference 0 opinion among honest meo as to the atrocity of that day's proceedings. They (the Mattis. t rates) had assembled as caesuras force, and ha/tight it to act against en assembly engaged in the most Isubable wires', that of petitioning Parliament for Reform le the Representation of Ole People. The Magistrates not oily commanded the troops to dis perse thst assembly by the sword, but choked op all the accuses to St. Peter's Field, sad seemed anaius to prevent any part of that immense multitude from escaping from their murderous istentioet. This as. as estravagsal dewriptioe; the nieltited• was is. beset, sad theme who escaped the edge of the sword, were lustfully thrown into the danger of selocstion is multiplied beeps of helpless victims. The object was plain; it was evidently ea enterprise, directed br the Government against the Reformers, sod the 1 eemsery merely executed the commands of their sepetiers: it was • direct attempt to pet down the call fee Reform by the point of the sword, and it amounted to direct treason *gaunt the Isere sod the Colatitude.; it was a tee' tile act, which threatened the prerogative of the Crown, as much us the rights sod liberties of the people.— (Applatese )—To dilate on the oldies of that foist day, **old be only a *site of time. He 'rested that they were all se well argesiated w ith them, th a t it wostd not he said they were prejudging the gees lion; it had become, indeul, .I ear as Ills son at noon. Suppose the present Mean , / had been as sembled in the open air, sail 11.w-tat/Is surrounded by troops, then eat sod mute c , !. end that blood were shed, and Sees lett, ant. n ~,• A them *era allowed a chaste of escaping—would !i he presumed that they were prejudging the question :•• call such proceedings murder, and to Impress their abhorrence of them ? Yet loch was the prerise case with the m o of hisnehetter ; witnesses anti r 1 icemests, every thing in short necessary for proof was be. fore the public. It was not prejudging then, Is say, that on the 15th of August lost, treason wus committed stillest the Constitution, sod the civil. compact; which depended chiefly on the will of the people, was materially infringed. Was it eedissary before they coold receive the clearest testimony et ads, that they should fiat undergo parliamentary emqeiry ? This *as the light in which be saw it ; he should be glad to hear soy friend or creature of the Government express his °pintoes, if any such were present, at d differed from him ; but re sophisms son false logic could alter the revs. What then should be call the conduct of Ministers, who, with seek leo decent haste, had prevailed one graciously endowed Prime, at too great a distance from the scene, to be able to judge of it at the lime, to give Ma thanks to the perpetrators of such horrid deeds to praise the shedding of a brother's bleed H i How grossly and wickedly mast that Pangs bane been imposed on before be was Weight to tie approval of a massacre which. not exceuting the. et Gleamy, had no parallel in British history ! —(.lp• pittese.)—H. called their attentive to stripes peso sages in the Declaralloo, which he contreeetteil. He differed chiefly from the declarers in their tha.logieet policy. Ile thought, in opposition to their seat for quelling blasphemy (as they termed it) by force, that Christianity was best supported by itself without secular aid. The heavenly *Woe might to be left where it was. It was asserted by one of the founders of the Christian rektor, " If this thing be of God, it cannot be brought to ought ; bat if it he et man, it will sot stand." Apia it was said by the same Mud of authority, that" the powers of hell sod death shield set prevail spied it." Jesus, As immediate founder, had said, " Judge ye yourselves what is right." Sac\ was the ostensive right el judgment allowed by the Saviour of our race, and se tree follower of his could neglect to use it or deny it to others. St. Paul had said," Ye, being else mo o judge what I say." it. Paul was himself a wise saw, caseated from hidalgos, and hatter the necessity of *seminar; the judgment on such sebjeets. " What I say to one (be bad added) I say antis you all." lie bed left the matter to the OHM:4IIM of the Warm. St. Peter, another pillar of the clinch, had &cloned that " God is no respecter of peruse*, bet they who Net 0011 and work righteessons (of all witless and relish's') are respected of him." Freedom of opinion was bodged the feendatios of the Christian religion.— What arrogance was it in the declaim to earns as anxiety (as it appeared rho, had dose)" to avoage the displeasure of Almighty God." It would be afar more worthy piety is them to lestreGod's displeasure toGed's own veugeance. Who bed made them couseresters of men's consciences ? 'Div, had to do with actions only, sod net with opininms. Wore force and ens petsiee the proper weapons for upholding the Church ? Wes it not •tl/111.11, " Outs are not carnal weapons, bet mighty"—(through whom? the Rector, Church. wardens, and Parish Clerk?—(A lewd laugh)—no; but)—" through God, to the pulling down the strong holds of sin." Mr. U. deprecated the nestles. pro. seceding of news-venders (or selling Seeday Papers. If the persecutors were is earnest In their zeal to keep holy the Sabbath, why did not they counceoce with she balls, roots, and card parties, of Gr or and Pottrnso-Nosrer ? Theo, sod not till then. geoid he believe that their seal for religion was the motif, which instigated them. lies recommended f that the people should institute a new society for the i *oppression of fashionable 'lot', sad take ail Sunder revellers, howeser well-dressed, or however high their ca4k, into custody, sod t.ke :hem before a Magi strate to be Sued or punished, as the law should ad;rect.--( Laughter owl apptitose.)•-116 toes g ealous for Christiluity, and wished to are it morn s eneraliy prat died ; but this c.ruld clot IA brought boot by a:iel , ring to force opi..ion; a man's scull. 1 ern, c..01d riot he change., by mere Vice. Let a mitt's cote t% Lis ceig'o::tir ir.S society bu . - r • I I I I 1 I I i l