The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-30 00:00:00

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I, \k 0 s. 1 - :7 • ' r 4 'I - / - - t:ra ' . - . • • i o -,, .-•-- - o .. . ~ , • . • • L oNZ ON, N i,irptiits 0 A V,. . 1 5 '0 jEitio Vat '' 1 ' ' 1 . . . t • . • , . . . -- • . I - • v...t 2• • ,• • • 1 . • • ----1-------- , --_ , . . v - . .•' ' ' ' • ~, . ~• .• . • • s. ..• ', , . . . . _ - -- *I The eerie Jae • ILN /Wit the Field. use arDiar • ekEr - lo c show i te , •.. . • . I MIL.: • ' PRICE bEI' ° EN PENCE. . .. _ . , -- -- . ' . o. • • _,• yd, o.- - • .. .. . i•• • p S,alse, Hotel led Ts *hen. WANTE . r • t • • . ..... ill. if CA:r 41 1 .22 T . 1h0 NT Sil*****ll. - atberewer. on the seeneary dada of a Clergynms, as being iu 4 ZRY .t. A, ''. *. . . 0. - NI A day pay be Si • . City; illosiderted.l lien Wet their consequences most influential and 'momentous.- , stele less* who • • '.•• • *Moot or *NW , Elhdin.,. 4ll l44o7etry the paler ; thee Spaa .. Calilles True Divines, he said, should an all oecasions.display a 1 or, Tea, Corse. and ' 11114 Betakes , • - 1 ,,‘ 1 - Ila: IVO.; ex Volediee s merely ligesed. le.; onpipamoap theroigh sense of Christian duty, and a doe anxiety rot 1• ' ' . , . . be oda ressed en the ars te adeteldelle. ell they . CU'''. ~, 7°l - t° l P°.• , i -Pri' • Ll'ell____ o * Boa 94 tedlilea Medea the salvation of the Flock over whom they were placed. •, Palm 11. . A windsor le.N.; Gamine Sperm a baled teems. .. , __. ' Mate Req. . . - Briek-oronet.Tomple, To dims, said his Grace, who have been unmindful of ; s IlaisesOree4 - SamollikEillo •t• c WOO* Co- II• g • •' '' , r - - - . • P . 0 ._...,-. • 011Vo:' erd, by T 'QKANDse, cmOWELL, opmepe,„ . s c oa sK. :s o • • 10 . a: , their goat, digsified, and important calling, a day will , • ..: •••• .. elliftre • blab LOADS •, carry t Deer LIT. *annoy five a 7 g ag ' Illieted come when the negligent stew ards tads render up their • ..-...---,-- ; .• deems k asses- . . • ...el* 11111.110 Lb BY A • . •• • • . levy se sow n% IA • 2 0n5na , 41 , 22 ., unseats to the great pidgins's of Heaven. He expati- ' aar, REDUCED Paillit • " - ...• .. ...._ icy .)tie. ROBIN ••- - - ... . ;„ folly peek . 7 •" -- aced on the greatness of the treasure committed to the • • oase,,Easeesav , :, Idaintifell ANA CAMTIMIIMILI. • (OfWerwiet Ilona. Itegeohathel e i. cmapese.. wet hole Wad dim 1 11 On the Peetiblees, CAlase t i Oran ge, Chian, 'ftesolt. *V ' ... *Jib. 2.. OW "edallo . . charge *lithe Clergy In the core of souls; their dut y it IliwyA PDS", .... r„,.NTAIN eisiMa.• • IF _ s • ; was to wattle over the Sheep of Christ, and , they should . 5 , 44 , i moiadaii. gultyMplra-__ _STRIIST. rip .rwill• w E w liv * E "Stit sr h A l ai N• 4l °° " w •_ a we gIN C I °° ' •l:° °elm* * l icn Ir- 1 1 - L re'lle 4 rE4g t iiimilit 1) • Prot never cease their labonrs until they had rendered up a ; i gee MEADOW aced a ' NOW of , Hitt a idiesseusea. IL A II Alta lo4l.baaa Fair llPoleild . Loads, part , rap sabred te bile Is *ego NA ate; 'ate true aceoent of all eonitniited to their charge. The np- , hllledint ' 4111 11 1 1- •/OA C II 3 "'" of th e gian t sad ass gat ear, .lers. et Wee 91.-CH • • ilt 1114119111M4 at . , right Ministers of the (lapel should stew a dee sense( i i '' i a. - • years mid. ' 7-7 • - • • m of thankfulness for being placed is so b i o. a siteationl •;- . ....- -. . . . , _ Ali° .11% 4 •T i a i i"t •,•• , . a ; v s %wavy fp o s for= jg d in = R i t z 4P reolja .... .. A . Ligitsblitheatimissias they s hosid consider. too, that as men a have them- '.. • . '• • - 4 1.4. + laWr' 1""‘ t i , Slit th at Vilely __. r, 74 ' . rej pj.ebo • selves effesied, sad aboald bee Tio el Iltel saiee• ' 'li mey . • - 61 91•••Prede • '' i •I 'lints he Maim; • 'dos of their. lack s se of tie* ant esenahretfire. He • As, isolossou 7 , rvervaie. •.•1 4 ' 0 ,gplig JP,/ Ow+. 40 . ••• ,•- • • • a i 4 1 . 40, " ~,,,,,. , t . • on n t. anwallat Is , 411 . :We solkk.s. slate test and oet deprecated the enessragentest of fanciful, because, be 7 ... • .. 4- i • • -", .. Emma sail banal t thetas tattler did* amour fetanepateonage and sappert, observed, they were erroneous doctrines-dwelt on the IS , - ammesity of the constant residence of the Clergy at ic.. • .f. Dime, Dees .11 6 1 11 119 19 / alaratalr Ikortteg t a rr i trAlitnest Mo. 110, Illegal- lens . . la*, o scias m, . their respective cares, and recommended their abandon- . esd Sesdell move P••• molt oteeet,o sops* •• is Viratntorie and COMPANY, moot of w.-r eworldly pursuits-the cultivator, of peice ~, Mechem peat siosser de*. ...., a•--0.--L.,..-... _ • • BLACK. v,a. d. • . GREEN. s. d. 7 0 amongst all christian peote, and especially among those - • ;eM the Mulled Wal••••° ° W ." IM ' 1 " , ' o." PELISSES AND HABITS. , . Good Cosign. .8:41114 11. . :Tweaks y E ireviirialoracw4rwwwiwa so oursils a von are reoptoofpup lobrolod dm , 1,117 r b, At IrOn it Congo* ...i... II o, oe Bloom . * 8 0 entr u sted to their are , e reminded his h • •; • I of the with Basin sod pitmen. at Imo moo lo Flee Coven . ..4: . :11 0 sod* vson . ~, .. lo o Prom remises . I kik& int 00 AO Men y which the y bound themselves to the Great - 1 .. ' psTos" Saithasefeelt. l ' Pal"' i tery a r tt erfor style a erinibee, ID , Good Seetheag . ...',.... 7 10 ° orb g ilyson ••; • • .10 0 Master of the Universe, and ob d, that it would be N. • 1 11110611Miesa _ 4 .....eml w ßsebil imig liksksv areea l / 4 „ . „ ammbig at ~ .. EDr . .. MINIB .. T . ER, TAILOB, tei.. ... . Supe r i or Fire Sstleh so s u s ebo rt nor BO 1 Finest II yea* ..... ... II 0 happy for all who may have the grace to regnlate them- • '' 'i ~10 0 1 Ormpowder .... 12 &14 0 selves by such pledges. The clergyman's life, as well ~ i b u so. IN, ILLOINT !WILLI% VI , ..... 00 PLAn a . raalaemae. Respectable Penns whittiag.to beams Assure for this as his conversation, should, at all times, be exemplary at dee 11- 04 Itormate to ' sf ' Inventor and Teacher of the Art of Vetting to IR the Haman Ware muse, will be "applied on liberal Terins.--Shopkeepers and digained, .• to a led delighted ma Shape. _and Dealers supplied at a very essO, advance on Cost Prier. and should distinguish him from men of iey, Guerleoh IR Ibiome " T" ll° Waft ' E. M. hos just ribllshal ifs Fashion for th e presen , ordinary habits and pursuits io life. He feared that r • he Season for Lollies* RidleS Habits. Pillow+ sod Gentle. he r . 7,,P a rl y e p i r ro L e Ta 4 lrbli a reirg,,mi• torte raa r e sg s ; Bateethellblie Establi sh, few might be found who appeared to view the rhombi e shove nisi te resolve aeon- deters Of tb• lur e sane Clothes.-E. M. be. for lespeedes a t variety Of merely as a mynas of livelihoods who deemed it a higher • • Petapport which has hitherto leas expert with designs for Ornamental Trimaddg of • Habits, Pe. meet. Pains hteserseTia,fai. 4d. saimmemesit of the .• Cala: . • I'M Man owl ,. ae. ire. t ' honor to adagio with the mass of society, and merge FROM TVIViDAY RIDIIT'S ar GAZETTV6 the Divine in the Gentlemen and the Man of the World, • ,• • • pot enaches, Ibrooll9 ad 1 1 1 1 •1 6 •1 0. Os the October, Itlft. will be petalibed, la Oro. price • --.0.,.: • than follow their strict line of duty. If such then • ; Nants) , ad Readier, every . IS.. boards. • • P'.. , ..-P+A e- • were, they were pertly the oceasian of ihe p t 'le g al- - rive at 'Mr. 119•9'_ k ____ _____s the 811 1 - I\TICHGLIS'S PRESENT PRACTICE of the a Me, arrive BANIIIIIPTeI lIVPIttIADAII6 4 , ~,.... cation, from the arne principles of the Protestant Etta- I 1114101 14 the L'oPlo• Tilleat l' imm• "" wi, IN COURT for RELIEF of INSOLVENT DEBTORS. IV. Leaden, UterpooL Mailed* ' . •'' " ~..„•I ..t, blishment, asd have i brooght down obloqny sad ill will • Beiefel s eerty *east macaw. (Dedicated by penelsolda to the Caren). It maths, be. - nametapes. -T‘r• - ••• •• ' where they •sbleald have celtisided respect and vane- •,. .. pye *AIM, SAS USAWSTaar TANNTox• Oder the Ads of ParliinulaL Sake. Orden. aid Ilegelatlens J. Lee. Charinotrea. Horakydawa s llelimmik to sew. rat i on , . • ... • 1 aND PLYSHOUTII. of the Court, and a merilimenistritos of Cease ws ined Is. render Nov. 0, 10, and Dec. Dee. 10, at A. . , say ass fore, and Points of be Ilsetkoirt ; a as e, Messes. Kirks., sad se., , ca The Archbishop highly applauded the conduct of I M "F ist r 11l l " Use rm s2 l4lll4 ma th, iderable member orf=et el ti gglel VllM erase. wall Instne- W. liseleon• attellestnet. Cohen t zr ey r, Nov. or sedwereyleg ber attest atom; eons the great body of the clergymen of this country, for ram T poot nest often sea at Sea, IMMO Wo- Ilona os behalf of salgsses, seedleesh imilatiskasta. 11. IL owl Doe. IS. at Resinbell-stred. A , air, their piety and care-pointed at the political s'otts- huuur. . !sac . = a s perse. lappeeseetb. The ProtessioneltheMania leatheereentieg.'med the Clerke Hewitt. Tokeebooosoyad, Lothbary. . .boo of Inlaid. and the secret working " of those rois- ... ItMeMliee. g lass , w o mpalkjesse. of the Pease, will And a use(9l Chewier eis -Ps'eseedivo. at J.'Eallitreed. he - ne late of Alelfttdii. Yorkshie, do- creams, who may aim at the overthrow of the este- . fhttistOrah PreetilL Besehms, with forms for merino annals of Sessions, drier, Nov. 11, Mani Dec. 10. at thefleorge Inn, Dodders- .blisheil church. Obloquy and invective had been, by • . • stn. ; sa d swami Nog poet wash, Respaadorders, lie. fold. Attorays.• Me. Jaccomb , lieddenteleirl; e 1 Meson. the illiberal and unjust, wantonly attempted to be thrown . Sold by Ilan Butterworth. Lew lasehaelist, 7 . Flea- Clarke sod Co. Lleseery.Moe,Loodes. - - ti 7 : hoer. ', s _ on all clergymen, in consequence of the crimes of one; 11600111101. Sabo erred ; and W. Simpkio sad R. Marsha, Stationers' Hall W. Wielltioe..Ph se wit Whittl e , lielliel l istet ' n ' et, the offence of au individetaf should be treated as via et- .: •.. Ties.' Weiaditiths Chothaelue 4 , 4 noom.hoise ensure. L ac y rde . a i mid - • setshite k name ' NM. eO, sad Dec.lo, st **White . • o f Ova," psostottogebe. • .• caption to t h e known rules which regulate the life .a 11' '' . , ;I.:ZINO*. lawat posl wadi. Way ellseaMea, But InP. ItheMheater. . Malays, .Mr. Wright, King's-. GREAT ADVANTAGE TO THE PUBLIC. mom. T0mp1e.,1, 01 ,4 4 m i so d ea r . T i b i a s ,. o i ld part . priori:ire churchman; and the offender Alone pun i shed . 'e" sl • tr app• iligi at e l ' : s o ' n aesi asoy, j e nny, chialposwg, ryi HE East India L.' ouipaey • s Tares, les,aes •allowed of es aid D. Rsheell.-Plost-sWeet. drapers. Nov. 9, as he deserves; the innocent should be the objects of ?.. • - i oaimilesigWeelaes.lay ad Someday AAiseastee J on all TEAS bought at the • Waled Doe. likallashiglatlistrem. Attorney, Mr. Jules, veneration; the guilty, of horror; the c hild should not 1. • • NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK TEA WAREHOUSE, Bloddereberf- take upon himself to ccasure the ernes of even a mistaken • LL,It ' - Hesapeele,galdlite. Paorbereeph.saliniii . . el, LITTLE BELL ALLMY• H. Underooodvaisleselema, balder. Nov.- 14, lA. and parent; and the Dignitaries, Ind °thee members of the T., • 1 as t r% s meels, to Spitsby, Louth. Ml . • ARA% Tea BA NN Ann ..... ININIOLNGIit pla! I° , al 11111 Hans lotiOroooillit. Eloseestet• Actor" faith, sbuuld not lee wantally exposed to insult, bowmen 4r 4 ..; •T 0 1 sloe e past S. The * sly day wadi to Mote eh 'Teas are wartasted tondos and !gaol in ornitill siya.l4e. Bowyer. Averioneampopo 4 Ensiles , a s a io na m s , , one man bid fallen. The Tameable Archbishop. In. .. ... ...1 4 taste. • •• • is the pekes entered by *ay Yea Cessreny . is the Metre- pm_t_e_ecri Gleoleeney entionatime, said, that it became tat she Ctriatib le re- Expeas," a new lien far inside pest *lash polio, with au *Mideast Qua ailarealla every Pound; W 811 4111. Leatheslane, lifolhoes. Fr ' ov. li • % d r . = • t°l° t o Ta il k a g r e, rail i n g. I s qu,U° * y are? _Maas 16 . -I , t re . Penick. and Whllebelvella feeo %Mt and is taking fillx Poona. Half a Pose* Is added at the ~ . . se • . , us., emir meta , po io am poo , ,-,, - ~,,,,, es ad a nerd all the a pima .. shoes Pletablishment. irldelltraiaintallegiot needy Teo_ .. - -* 414 C; s . .4 , A , Grets-bsidge. ' ....,„ sic •• * -111 A* - .........; . ...- . ~ s• n.....5.i.iik0 • mat eat 4 , 1 K. a s ••. e - •eoffitimias. , . . reperre s is sing dim aliegiaole to oar • heavenly . , 11 get....eliC - re. 4 .' . lea- ss a Pi ss . ; . 2 .,. • ' . ' jaoll.4ATs is ' K •at ; asayam a awas a ss i st e r esailieeseerielfittt soeb • resehttioa s ,charelanta went-- - - - . r. oom ; sets at ef itre . t . „, lad • B o g , ; ••••ne - 7Fr T e e m :is le e . r . - trey, f 3 , George.street. corercial not anal ought net to sisal.. and the Iriassh of those . the the relehlot .. • Plowelaffors, e Copes on the same Verses.-One Oases extra tersek Ellisiliß Seafedmitwer. at Bulughalf- beef - ay. et iebo Aetna foe the downfall of religion would be coos- t wriaa sesibe badness, of Immo "Os Is a Peened. . J. Glyda.Ched, Swatersdeldre, grocer , at the Asia ism ;pine. He recommended a steady perseverance in inc•;l- - ...s. bdwileireil imago Lithe Beat. Ames, seer the Nam or EweiaTte.. Card-N0v.1% J. Wellagtjas. Merl. Soommetshico, eating the principles and laws of the Protestant per- . • .... . t , • • - , grocer, at tbi 'Angel lee. Mard-Noe. 90. E. Treed, 'Gahm; and in discouraging those:tenets called New - 1 1. Laeouter. Pesen s Eirb 7 :l4o • 4 • l•• 11416 % ANVIL WOLLASTtfIf, 1911, Regent - Street Llsorcinoesenthe.Deveadire, aradnerehant at the Angel Li g h ts; we must, sa id be, show °uncle's the soldiers Oraddrk; sod Closidast Ifebt pasot-iossim, eney S opposite Conduit Street, Impactor of Foliate?' WINES. hos, Chard,Somereeloblvea- !her. 00, W. Aneke Upper - ge,and servants of Christ, and prove ourselves the genuine t. ` • ar....... - ,,n_ . Inane recently Purchased en Extensive stout of OLDMinisters of that Catholic and Apostolic chneele, that . ..t. Whiteelsarell. TorPro lo l_,,, •-•-v--•_.__---• ueugp,s, s e teet e d f r o m the Nest approved Vintages, solicits tborPe. Yetehthleit• elothmerchollt. at the Rom arid Crows . . lan, Hudditreleld-Nev. 111, P. pothonier, neveor late of ~ _ banded its k ri retidolleoleb, light P°Bl4"emt every the Nobility and Gentry to inspect them , wittelt for gran- po wer dean to . us from ages far removed, Corporation-roir,Clenreswell. disinter. at BaringhaTl-strest '.'.a• freed, as we are. from those errors with which out pre- leld feldeside teod-teterb. alled • " tb• rar•gat" valu ed . W, Qality, and Price, he tatters himself he steeds eat- -Nov 90. 3. Boys. jam. Woosford. Yortualre, earieet.mea Per Doz. nefeeturer, at the Dot` Dm& TessmAkipton-npon. decesson have been obscured. The only rivalry that Adler sod sfterense . Fine Old Hermitage (the growth of (IL George .. 103,_ Hell -B °C l% T. 8 , Gray'elmehmte, livery-stable- 'Mould exist amongst us should.be, who should lahone Royal Claes," to Manchester. Wlestew , Coes- _ Curious Old Hoek (Vintage 1511) .. .. .. tub keeper, at Beelerthe -street-Noe:A T. Bernet, Kendal, most In the important duties of his order. His Gurcei lesclittie Weigel_ _.• and w 4o trtua'aimm_ 2 _, l r 6° ,:_• Ceampaigne (Sparkling and Creaming) .. 84s. to GM eonomerthaut,.st the King's Assn bah Kendal-Nov. 19, the Archbishop, adverted to himself with peculiar deli- '• r. • ret-coadi, even' Snersa••• Oily w ali w`nw• ell '"' Fine Old Port (Thompson and Croft's Sbip?ing).. 4.1 T. Stable, Torqinty, Deassehire, l l. Paean, some place, mod eacy, and said, that no morn au ful duty could devulve ; • Sir Wis. Due Goble"'" highly esteemed Sheri its 42 J. S. Prows.. Botelphdane, Londe., imerehants, at Basing. es man than was imposed neon him-when created a sham *egad Post Cash, 10 men *al rear la- Mora's Superior Pale Sherry .. .. .. 48 hall street-Nov. ell. W. Itowboltem, Oldham, Laseashlre. Bishop, the practice of his solemn duty was to he traced 5 , . ry Meseta/ at 7. Old Crusted Port (9 Years In Bottle) „ „ 4a machine-maker, at the White Bear Ina, Manshaaw-Nov. in the events that mark his progress; he shoal ) be . • seer, Bognor, and Patine* Post Coed' , Monday. Paellas (from the Mee Hock G ) 48 30, P. Deeper sad T. Bedford, Bartholomew-pleme. met- laßoothe- y. ,and Fria). Morning', at a quieter before 7. East /Mk Madeira .. .. .. • • .. 158 lecnow-elose, thaber-mmehaat, at Basinghall•street-Nov. ciful, but not too remiss -heart og the precedent of his !tea- d eno Canarbury Light Post Coach. every Stools', Te . 04 ,._ . 27 T. Leeds, °swards, Cheshire, at thearidgewster Arms venly mastereternally in view, be should show himself a se • • • • • - • .. .. .. 48 • tat C. Ditto. evert Montle" at half-put 0. A Pared of very Old West India Madden.. .. 64 lon, Mancbeeter-Nov. SO, IL Thompson and T.•Moote, faithful labourer in lois exertions to expungeall armhole- ..', ' 0 •1• 1 EePreeer new Bitminba, „.....M,2,111 peer- Colleen and Starkey's era rate Cape Modeles Wines at Paradie° 4 °m , Itythechltbe , mta• - • l "tbamar at Fiaalaiim"'" some and strange docteines-a ilili n oent Governor in the i I s "; mart afternoon- " 17 7°4 'we ' " e 'Y' .245. pee Dozes, very different from that spurious stuff sell- street. administration of his power, and a kind father in the cx- - • rcogh Warwick, Leamingtort. Southern, Wooden ingr ai IT.. per Dozen. CIRTIVICATIA- troy . 19. ercise of benevolent feelings. The Archbishop next entry, to the Sarerea's Heed , Ballortreet i Birodeit- ' 5 ' No charge for Carriage withlat 10 miles of London.- S. Williams, late of Feoeharelootreet. beaker-,T . Love- commented on the impropriety of anyone clergynian ;te- xt tremble at Itett•past 7 o'clak. Coate, Orders penetsaily attended to, enclosing an Order grove, Oranthent, Gloucestershire, timber-dater-J. Stan- leoating his duties to another, without the sanction of dime, Stockton and Vann light pest-each sway -for Parma*. ton, Btrand, apothecer7-C. Elliot, SeletTbolote ell'ehet his Bishop. He alto censured the indulgence of a .te the George lan, Sunderland . Er7ress." to Yerk, Scarborough, Whitby, Webb, home et p/arese user. Hon. grocer-O. Lloyd . Cemberiand-street and Sdago-lane, mi., Newcastle and Edloburek• a new 4 inside light Thy house, and (In the cop oflife, Maryda-bonne, brewer--Q, Dicker, Dawlish, Devonshire, new tenets and opinions in religion, whether practised de, with a guard th roughout ; sets out every MOWN* 'That honey-drop) thy pleuiag wife. balkier-It. Warwick, Warwlek-ilall. Combertend, banker by Laymen or D ' and - entreated his oct. by way of Newark, Retfert. Dosimeter, Fur. SOCRAI'ES, by his discourse on marriage, so en• -T. Deightoo; Davlesostieet, Berkelei-s.quare, meddler- to discourage the mistaken principle of seek- „ ,•„. ~ Tideaster, Darlington, Neethalletton, Dintiam, raptured his auditor* with the subject, that the married %V. Colson, Plylnoutfi, grocer -W. Vincent, Old-road, Step- int, out imaginary duties, and preferring them to then ! a ~.. 4 Ind Berwick, and arrives at York the next mom- men flew to their wives, nod the !measles hastened to be my, rope-maker-J. Dalton, late of Srunaning, and also of already known. He strongly enforced the necessity of .., to'cl‘ek • wedded ; and " The Spectator" Au aliened, that the word Ba;avia. in the leland of Jars, in the East Indies, but now every Bishop constantly residing at his See, and t!,, , ~ at . ..Ts indleg themselves fstlgeed on the -tenni '' , o wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. of Totteobani-eourt-road, merchant-B. Iligland, Liverpool, Rector at his bene fi ce. By such a line of conduct, said. 1 *t 2 t lie" thelPietole• sad las° P r ma m t 4 " mi d." The eaend Institution, then, of marriage, compasses the merchant.. he, they will show that the true objects which actuate ' ''• illegal be e . desideratum of our enjoyment ; teaming not only with !rep- PAIIINBISHIPIS onseavan. them in discharge of their dignified employments, is the more% Walsal, Shrewsbury, Salop. and Holyhead pines on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize T. Potter Ind G. Potte r, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, spiritoner- lu 'ase inside coach, every a ft ernoon.eternal prosperity of the Flock. Alluding to the pre.ent with bliss hereafter. chants-T. Potter and J. Pulley, likeetoe, Derbyshire, mil- • , I d "Recailensm," Leeds tight post cos* sets out state of Church Property in Ireland, a subject which, as Previous, however, to entering Into this hallowed o bli ges- ten-J. Potter and 11. Carder Ilkeston Derbyshire, ho- lkernuonn al four ; and passes through Hatclac k don, It becomes an Imperative duty, not only to reeitlste the sie -J. Taylor and J. Peasant, Nottinghlm, whitesmiths- be stated, be ventured to introduce with timidity, lie oh- lace. Eaton , Suitor', ()realign', Grantham. Bawtry. , salons, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those h o_ j 7, a " mut T. . Lewis Treats*, Monmouth-hire served, that those who considered that the Church 'le- ft. inarkham Moor. Newark, Rotten, Deseaster, pa rities; which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may d . i ea rs wre i i timber-R. Smith, T. David, mad J. Taylor' rived its Property and itigli ts from the State, were gross- ‘ ' ...._► "‘tedre, lathe Golder' Lien, Leeds. next afternoon. „„„, Cee entailed ePeo it To the neglect of such etevoies are Bris e tol • ;clot E. W aid T . Bassett, Olouciste; ly mistaken ; the Church had been adopted by the State, t • , *mead B °" lhn ' c ' t ' au new lie" post cuuml, e '"'• attributable many of those Imptesa Inst a nces. whets , while brickla'yers- T . J. Marriott , J. J. Northige. Raw'. an i arrangements completed for the support of that l'• lininesdity cad Friday mornings at 7 o'clock. they excite the emendseratlem. or th e h o h o i t i c ,, should also marsh, Yorkshire, bouemerehaehr-C. Coleand J. Chaplin, Church, In a manner which was considered most cone,- r ;:'''' T rnePaef.•-ees only Two Pence per lb. impress !Om with the fear of self-reproach. Exeter, carvers. ''' ltt•• • tile u ncommon et P editiee if this °° " l°, Luxurious habits will elle:Maize the holy - s residence In ain't to the Laity. He recommended the consideration se: to e the most r evocable and complete peblie the tropics will relax the elastic flbre-hut more especially VISITATION OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN. of the new Tithe Leasing Bill; but trusted that the Moe or. the noel road, bcii:g unequalled by any other. does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently coin- -ome- Clergy would never voluntarily resign that which was their unalienable right. Recurring to the necessary . re- tortide and Moon new fight post comb, every after- promise the natural dignity into a slate of inanition, from (Flow TOE DUBLIN PAPB a.) illations that ought to guide every Clergyman, lie re- alm., and eight in the morning. whence the agonized sufferer more Orin doubts the thence of On Thursday, his trace the Archbishop held his pri- 11 . ree, Lonetown, Gretna Green, Annan, Dinfries, relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering wary Visitation at St. Patrick's Cathedral, which wasT. siii.'Thonedll,Saoquaar, Kiln, Csntnoek , KinesweU, hope- energy -roascular strength-felicity ; nor will onr ~ • szceed . ingly crowded on the arnica. marked til l atooe of the olest . e ff ec . !nal . methods of pre- porno( Scotland., light four inside pest coach daily. advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the The sermon was preached by lie. Well Mr. Trent, sarong tle Reli gi o n, an d maintaining its parity, was to examine niinntrly into the qnalifirations, character, and ' 444 " " 1 .." , ftewh e n ter, _ _,..,G revewend ' Strwe . d • '",." multiplied proofs of twenty years successful eeperienre. i.e.e. • tel naientM, every menses, at a e past .. The easy cares of married life, are sometimes disturbed from the fourth chapter of Coloseans, and the seven- conduct of all Candidates fur Ordination, I ens' Fares-•• Take heed to the Ministry which thou by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the teentli verse his Ile dwelt at great length on this momentous subject, Rani Eclipse," Falmouth. Plymouth, Exeter, nuptial wreath -furthe female habit is often emistitittionally hest received in the Lord, that thou fulfil it " he said. because, w i t h t h e exception o f P re decessor, , home,. Pestryn, Admerten, Tomas, Wityreolth, weak -yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy ino The 121st psalm- the discipline of this Diocess lied been in a great mea , stlY. Dartmouth, and lealishery, every morning. at Proved i nto funct i ona l power . " I was gird when they said unto me, 4 sure neglected. In following his example, said his omega iteniton. Axminster. Itridport, Blandlford, r ln every case of syphilitic Intrusion, as well as in every o Let ne go into the Ham of the Lord," &e. s " &e. HmtcPtoa* , Herlfurd"brl 4 ff e • i t i ac k waler • relaxation of the generative economy, :re piedte our zbilitY, was I* I • •tdd M d will not consider eoroat, as me y nue e by Dr. Spray, an emirs Jager an to core speedily, and with effect. Enrnestly sole-Anus toGrace, I trust my Rev. Brethren, you that I am doing more titan my bounden duty, actuated ltohinsoo. anyalleepres•,' new lieht four inside at-cosh, exp e l t h e r l•empyric from the Do es ee lee fr • ' lllee " P re%em P le- Ills Grace the Archbishop, attended by Dr. Radcliffe, as I am, by a wish to enforce upon your minds those 'errant, Srarn-eton • Anutsrorit :Aloe, Ststforit. and me ( 1 • • • early taken up, we deviate from general princiiiiei with letis ='• then delivered o t admirable and impressive topics which are cslculated to promote All necessary Ec- . • °'' ° "" t ° l e" -°73 the " 84 4 every afternoon; hesitation; audcon6iteut in our own honourable inteenty ns 1"8r " * IlAtleg Ilestl isss. Dsiss-strses, Liverpool, :nesters of the College of Surgeons, we roes ta e ' , d ir e/ ins charge. Mikis was listened to by the Reverend end din- clesiastical regulations; if there he no discrimination . • nolz. • i ' immunity of either sex (especially those entering lute m e. linktilisheii assemblage *I 110 thronged around him with 1" i 'moping." a sew light fear inside day coach to exercised in the selection of the Ministry, the Religion ~ t c rimonial life) at once to our house , where daily attendance breathless attention. Ills Grace observed that a period will suffer. The Archbishop, continuing* chute of un- e' L ilt ". Hi**4loed, hatisburv. A:whiter, OVV* I O44. OE' is g i ven for personal consultation , and letters from the had never before arrived more deserving the awfc.l ' ,railed el.iquence, force and point, observed, that be . Sitelarster and Sa n s fret. country are immediately anterred , these must eeiitAin n consideration of the Friends of the Established would be cus.tinually to be found whenever any Clergy. i filet see Rousseau new four inside post-mei-h. remittance for Advice.nsiMedicine, and Medicine, which cm be forwarded Church than the present-beet as that EhtlfEll 31034 of the Dioceu required his advice or assistance. ocol u . etwed ow The Express . " and also " The , . !Win;' at 4 iu Me aftemoon. to any part of the world, however instant. GOSS and Co. N. ft. C. Surgeons, was with perils and difficulties of uncemasoo magnitude His anxiety io the vita ins of a Clergyman, arose -indeed a hostility towards that church was so peeve- from Lis wish to preserve for his hearers the st - / .„.• Lease sad Psetsges to Leeds, York and Done.aster, lent, that he felt a mast painful solicitude on the oeca- opus which postponed , " 7 , 11 °"Pme rib . ho. 7. Jermyn-street. St. .14,11e5 . ., 8,14 i N o , 11 , Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, Lonalo.t. ' belong to them. He ..,..e. Mot:Yr AIS sad CO. respectfully sequoia their Just published (Fliteeeth edition). , 'don, and was olou!oly anxious to call the attention of his for the present adverting to several essential • 5 me rts m a Naha_ t w at dn . , i respectfully Do appoint. The /EMS of LIFE , a ?amnia'. commentary an the sheer Reverend Brethren to the present eventful C ' '.. points with regard to the condition of the Churches ist lw ''' ••rsii Pa - ; 1 nit; ;1 - n spit. Di ses • By DOSS and Co. Addresned to th e Yytianind Ili. Grace plid a well loevitml entaltilteeni to the pi- this Country, the proceedings of Churchwardens, awl ~1 1` 3 " > t •tin PI% ir en f. e - Tb ora,"; - if n l e r; st % : r Itl stolen :• r A ir s: Maturity of both SeNo.• May be basil 2 0 . Palettioller•row ; et) and teal of the late Primate, Mid expressed himself in conclusion recommended once more the strict resi- L--..,1„ ssta y ....4, a . „ 4. ,, 1 n ,.;, , and tra , 1 ,,,„,,.•,,,, i a ij for by, Pall-mall ; lit Prone's-street, Soho ; ' 'a, Voce! alreet ; with great humility, anxious to follow the precedent set dense at home, and the active spiritual superinten - . Na il, Mtbe Sat. t o l i' . 'ki k ! lc; Ea...e-1.i . .1, L o n lux. tad earl Booksellers. Price h. .by hint, of defending tb,:t Church. Ile next touched e pee of all the Moot/ere of the Established Church,