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Liyi.o. list o and an., be find of all RooloNler. in the 1.1.,it0l Gl“min.on ,r , Vtirre nine be 44 alto, !he two first yolis nee, containing upwards of 14000 each "pawn, OX F OK D. This day is rstithbvi. int Vii'ApAes, Piste Oat I;u.nea in Beards, wuti E.'s..lamas., OXON:./N.I nr AN ECD(i HiSr(t !MAI.. ANTIQUARIAN, and OIOGRAPIIIeAL., enuniiiled chteti.; 0.4 n U .0441 ataifiticripts ID the Skedlesan ether Libraries, I" , itited fat Rlc:u,A Phillpt, No. 8, Brilie-sue s t, Lod den and s.) be Is.d ash hunkae haul. • Os whom may b, WALPOI.IANA, 2 id, bd.. AuntsomANA. vulF. .C 4 bets. es SWIF riA A. tt wok. I e '• '• F.:•t •.tle c,te The FitlENt:rl AN 0, 3 vo' 174 h'., EST ABLISHLD CHrll^ll OF 11:1•LAND. A Report of the present St.te of the E.:ablishett • Church in Ireland has been rioted, and distributed among the Members of the House of Commme,. in pursbance of a vote of that House. It contains a Latter (win F.arl Spencer to the Lott Eicu . enant of Ireland.datcci 19th cl June. 18e(i. oft die State of the Established Church, containing. in closure, Nt. L a CIRCULAR LIT TF e from she Lord Lieutenant to ti:e Primate and Archbishops of Ire land. dated 16th July, MG ; and inei,isurr, No. 2; QVERIES resorfling the Eslshii.t.ed Church, and an Eccle•i.sticsl IRepott of the Provinces of Ar magh. Leinster, Munster and Connanght. Tile follow:ng is .1 Cipy of F.arl Spencer's ~ > ~ ~~ ~ :. ti ~.. Letter fres Ltd Spence to the Lord I...dutertant of It. 1.,.(1, in the state of the Ev.lS.Kt.z.etNar-o W Intaar. Jun• Is, 101.6 MY lu(M1).-...Vso ig 3!! Vs* iosptota aohj...ets involved o. that p..-t the K dorn. over ohm!, rot. L'oaca a a:iatiinfeil by IN hlfoje.iy there it noon on Wash Ilia 464 ••ty'i patcroal e for the oelfaie of hie •tivto•t% 1•444 hoo to lo oi.tti mine, gimlet!, thlii the 1...e111 , 1111" of Cie f ttist.liyhed Choi . 't o'avions noce.sity of adopting, vialiout Ony? . O;VT rr..usre Coe $1.6 %we .rl, .n 4 for ecinertylig those ',asunder iti.olt it Mt present te.fottiaila•e'y !shows. In laStig rer .lAl4e t.. year Grace, on tots 01:4;10/1, 1 1.311 C the rillateit sat.•l•:tmei at knnyrnig that your bah..•, opiaions, sad disposition, are such a: to insp.,* the (u list co,.fitlence of your conhal cum:enema so promoting those imaportant otisets, awl I natter myself that that imgle of pr' e urea tM no,st mates* errouleration, It has b' to thought e to pursue, se& illtUl• in S-41.. 4 . 4-nper.it.n.l Of that way tespelab:e Pre:ates, who are placed at the Les.l of the Chords of !trawl, at th.: n.tre 11,1 e that it aff .141• the moat Iftehjectiona' , :e, as well a. antlual meant, of eteactoing the ishwoom...n With the., r AG, I has. II s M..;.•‘'%'s co — :worts to direct • Grace t, • I. t• 411 Pr Pilate, Jll.l tat ti,elr oth.-t A 104 , ...I.oplo , Stoll 41,4... , ..11:that arilla A • !Iftle de! a? I , Pa ~, .I . C, p:fi,..ae, in Ci..ir ,•,•!•VP ;11',111CeS, a , . iIL t i V. V Cr.,o. 1.0 hi 1 'kb , :i•• i•:i••• .3.t, I, t'..e 1.1.... t aceii• aecnuilts :hat c,n Ls tur.lifitir-ri r.f artr rrf the Establ.shori C.r:r• a PI Ireland, 11..te csi o ccia:ly ut. HA kr:- Inerng important po.eits The present lease of go.4•ne• • r •he ete•gy h reapeatioef7, a•td th► meat; , 01%.41 01 Clll/. ,IPIor It ; the uiritades mg be in Gm way it, ',rata cf 4116110710.1, ef glr-he-houlet. nr rehrtrw4e; aa4 ll,* h•.t mere. of [ lip:Avow such fungi at now afr vp,.lien , t'e, or 11,7 nere„!tcr to 'tante.% LI Pwliantnnt for thew pJtpos..t. Ton ...ambit of Uvinas in each .1*.0...rvt, of a en 1.... tog 1 . 11211 to aff .- I to rrti idnot .• -orotwnW tl.• rintnt I ! r...nr.v..v!.1e ,0'.....t.r. v. 'P.. , ollowiato now i.ern to voratnn in 1:4..1 of a!1...w53 itt.n , greelewe of thn Inc - imbont,..34 t 1... otora!wr .4 Co ...t.-. +no 14 i guy be 1e5.:t0.,1 or non qv...wit 11111 11 1 ttivit cure.. 'I ht• sta.o of the 'minor n( ti:v ourtas.et tout . ‘ t o n e .4 Poch `t . . ~, t Isom, me a.aim i llr:o g : •.ch the, 11•114 1 111.1e1t. 1:4 the re.r,/•11, of their blies reeoprivefy conti"ll...l at J.nv.1....5. 1y Gm LONDON, MONDAY. Novelasaß 16. Dispwackes from Admiral Young. the Port Ad renal at Plymouth. were received last morning, at ten o'clock. by as teen, at the Admiralty. Imme diately after their arrival. Messengers were dis patched to Lord Metoaave, at Fulham. and Mr. Poe a. at lilackheath. A report prevailed. that the Dispatches contained news of a very serious and disagreeable rature. We rope, and believe, •however, that it is not Mt in its full mem. Our readers will recoiled, that a great number of sea- 1 men volunteered to bring home the I).aish Some of these are still on board, and apprehended that they stronld be forced to serve in the new ex pedilion. The dispatches from Plymouth are said to contain so account oftheirdi►cootent, and orders were in c,:r.secyier.ce sent ollyesterday, by aloe en, to the several oxpo7tr, to discharge all the seamen of• this description, and send them home. A full Board ed elty were occupied with the subjea of Ad miral You're's dispatches,. during the whole of yes:cr.i.). We bai e given, in a preceding column, a Tepees cl the Established Church of Ireland, ordered to be prii.ted by the Howse of Commons. It it .the Er c:esiastical account of that branch of the State, col• latcd by tie Disbcps in their respeetive Diceeses, in Ft:nuance of orders and instruaions from the Archbishops, communicated to the latter by the Duke of Baotou°. wh.le Lnrd Lieutenant W he- I4.id, by order of Govesnrnent. This very im. poi tans, valuable, and entertaining Document, is very Ire:ominous. coot...mots 37i tolio pages, and, there fore. we can attempt n. , thing mote than an Index to the mutants. It is matter of stirpritr, that it should he,: 4eca !vested for the Ltc Muusters to orisirate and prosiere such a work. Without the information which it gives, any attempt to improve the Mate of the Protestant Clergy, in behind. would be working in the .lath. This very asconsest, atere fore. is sufficient to %hew, that the late Ministers were true. sound. and judicious friends to the Pro testant Establishment in Ireland ; that. with a view to ameliorate its condition. they went to work wisely. and that it is by carrying their intentions into edit% and ereaing the snperstruaure, of which this docu ment is the basis. and not by the cry of 4 , No Popery.' tip: Protestant Church will be best uphold. An order has been received at Portsmouth to make the utmost exertions in getting the men of war, which are fitting in the harbour, ready to go to Spithead. The Voientairs, Captain hi/Liam ; and the Astpktoo, Captain Hosts, weal oat on Saturday morning; the birepid, 84., Captain Waitst,sy, went cut yesterday; and the r eaaae, 98, Sir T. ~Ytttt.asts. is to be manned from the Nertimither , /4441 and Maida, and to go out immediately. The Aft icgiar, Captain RAGGITT Sarecss. Captain A tscovart ; and the Comes. Hop. Captain Prises; are ordered to sea with the greatest haste. The most ratite esenioos are making 'brougham the naval departments, and with as much spisit as at the commencement of a war. The Geweete of Saturday armament. that several Orders of Council will be published in a Supple.. elestom Gaulle this day. Among them wiU be the Order of Council for the blockade of all the enemy's ports, which was expelled to appear in lie Gazette of Saturday. The Order for she dis tribution of the Danish and Malian prize.. which we were the firat to aat t ounce, is given in Th. Geste:. Letters have been received in town, from Lisboa, of the Yd ►,eing two days subsequent to the sailing I.f the Art Hand packet. One of them states, that the Persica Reciter addressed a letter to NANJLEOP, on the subjea of the pending differ. races, but the latter returned it unopened I. tits Portuguese Ambassador at Paris, aeconmanied by it note from TALL av a ass, in which his Excelleacy was told. that his protraCted stay in that Capital was offensive to the Panperor. M. AllfrollJA, on the night of the 2)th. received a Messenger from Paris ; he inunediately columned the Council, which sat till a late hour in the morn ing, when a courier was mot off to Madrid. The dispatches are stated to have announced the deter. urination of Bon • Paltra to place French garrison in Lisbon and Oporto. There were, on the In instant, eight Portuguese ships of the hue afloat in the Tar's, besides frigates ; them were alao between 40 and 60 Brasil traders, cf large dimensions, and each capable of carrying SS or 40 heavy guns. TAU Bill T ism Passe of Thursday last contained the Procharoation of King Louis, prohibiting the entrance into she parts of Holland, of all vessels that may even be saupecia of having English goods on board. We are surprised to kind this ar ticle, anal several others, respeaing Bow •Pri RTZ'S designs on India..-tile march of toe Frerch army into Spain—mhieh we gave horn the Paris papers to the 3d insuat. which we r ce;ved on Wednesday last, announced by The 7smes, and some other papers of Saturday. as new, and extrafted from Dutch paprrs, pretended to have been received on Friday. This unfair deali.-; desttoys all confidence in newspaper acceants of the contras of Foreign Journals, and cannot be reprobated too severely. We repeat, that all the articles to which we allude, were given previous to Saturday. in Tan 13attiso Picas. from the Paris papers. A great number of Dutch lacers. and, we believe, some Dutch papers, were received on Wednesday, but they contained no news of any interest, and are not of later date than the Paris papers. The Eart of PINBIOIII. His htaatsrv's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Vienna, and suite. lauded on Saturday afternoon, at Portsmouth, from the 211dpamesee fri gate, Captala PARKIN, which was released from quarantine in the morning. The Alapcumae, Visas, and ;Pecs 's, have been a long time employed block ading the pert of Venice. Whilst on that service, a Russian squadron, of three sail of the line, seven frigates, sloops, and transports, with WOO troops on board, appeared off there ; Captain Cass r as Li, of the Unite, informed the Russian Commo dore, that the port was under a blockade, and he cool.' not enter. The Russian Commodore felt much embarrassed, from the delicacy of his situation, and. at length. agreed not to enter the port, 6'4 he had written to the Russian Mi 'sister at Vienna, upon the snbjea. The Russian Minister's answer was. 0. that he was to go into Venice with his ships. regardless of the British squadron." The Russian force was so much superior, that our ships wereobliged to submit; but Capt. C. previously iutossiest the Russian Commodore, that they must go in with their iv* force at Gt:r, for he add not allow the Russian frigates to g t in sepa ready. ar.st break the blockade. The Russian Comma:Awe Ise hatred with the greatest urbanity, and was extremely sorry that he was obliged to force the blockade. The Melpomene left Trieste on the ;yd of Sep, Malta on the 3d of ()Sober. Gibraltar on die 164, and the fleet off Cadiz, on the I;th of the same month. Lord Cottisoworso, in the Own s with the Queer, Capt. SHOR I L 4111.0 ; Repulse, Hon. Capt. Laossa ; Melte, Capt. flotes.o ; and the Mired, Capt. Howe, went into Malta, Oa the day the Melpmeee kft it. His Lordship had left Admiral M A off Tenedos, with the remainder of his squadron, ors the 17th of September. Tie Lenient and Mitrarcis were at Gibraltar. A letter received by her from Admiral Pear as's squadron, off Cadiz, says. "We are is slate pre , with the Beet is Cadiz bat looking out for a reward for all oar watchin g and blockading : report says, and I believe truly. that the enemy toeans to come out ; tbat is, if ti)ey can give us the April The Malpeineee recaptured the brig Delo fif Lit, el Dartasoith, from a Spa nish privateer. - At eight o'clock oa Tiiday wonting Mr. &tag , - y e s, one of HIS biestsv via Messengers, left sewn I with dispatches far Lisboa. Atwitter Meunier • was dispatched, for the same destination. on Situ.. day. Some of the iliaisterial Prints are still cc:A dent that the Royal Family seriously mean to eni. grate to the Brazils. and that the Court of Lisbon has ailed with perfee candour and drearity towards Engles& We do not believe it. if the Coon of Lisbon had been sincerely disposed to under.. tale that romantic enserprize. it would have had long sisc a British force in the Tagus, to assist in the execution of the plan. it would not have tarried Dank lionataave had time and opportuaity to draw his net over ite it cannot now take wing. if it woe disposestto ffy. The French and Spanish troops are spots it. Lord &tastiest:me wig, no. doubt. wait until the last moment. Tin Raves brig is in readiness to tarry hire off. Dispatches were received.. on Saeorday it limn our squadron at Jersey. Ne movements nave been Lately observed is the enesny's ports ii that pat oG the Channel. Our squadron was all welt. 'Me Proclamation publish,d by Lours Bona. tears bats been adopted. unwillingly, we hare no doubt, byi the Log of NUM*, aad peblisbed in all his ports, as well as at Hamlnevgb. Mr. Serjetrot Lens is ekded Couniet to the Mi. varsity of Cambridge, in the room of the likdbt Hon. Sr Baca* Ps aaaaa r, resigned On Thursday, the first divisirm of the battalion of the 23d regiment of foot, marched 1-billehain barracks, and the second divine': en Friday. They are ender orders for leel. ad. Same of the papers have erroneously stated, that Sir RI C 11•1110 ST, ACII MI ii - gone to Lisbon. limb several ships of the liner that brave offi:er is war,-. ing the Stench scptadron at Rochtort. in wIlLb command be succeeded the Hon. Adnar Career. who arrived at Torbay. in the Teasers. Satin day se'nnight. A man of war called the Warvisp, of 74 gnu, will be launched, this day, at two o'clock, Enna Chatham Yard. , I):sparohes for the Government at bildras sad Bengal, were receives' s = Saturday morning, from the East India House, which Le t;mrgia-4, Eaist India packet ' sailed with in the afternnon. The crews et she Danish ships which have bees detained and sent into Portsmouth, w re, on day, taken out of the ship:, by she COsstuanders of the Prison-ships there, and sent oa board the Freels: prison-ship, to be treated hi fume, as prisemn of war. EacL ship had its master and use mate sett on board. Rear Admirals Sit Sasuat. Hoots and Krises arrived at Portsmouth on Friday, with 14 sail of Me line, part of the Let lately employed in the Baltic t and the Aerre. Heir Apparent Frederic. Priacees Au. gusts Fr.deric, and feeidia. vanish ships of the live ; and rears sad Frediric4.l.4.. Danish frigates. Sir S. HOOD stases his. o.g Saturday DiterD•oll, ad Came to London. on leave. All the Muslims of the nom!. German Legion are under orders for the neig'ibouthood of Pont mluth ; several of them armed on Saturday morning, in transports, from North Yarmouth. We have just seen a letter from an Officer a. Madras, of the date of the rich of January last, from which we lute made the followihg importan: extra& t--" In one of oar largest garrison there wee tbr other day a dreadfhl mutiny, when all the European Officers, about SO in number, wars. lb the dead of the night, p ut to the sword by the native troops; the Company '. colours lowered dowel, earl those of Tt 'Poo hoisted in their stead ; till a party of the King's 19th Dragoons came to the assistance of a few of the King's 69th Foot. who bad still heut out. and they at kit suoceeded is cs4akisig the pg+ rison."—( &lea Dirpatte.) The County of Monaghan &Whoa is Lied' foe the lath instant A Packet arrived on Friday from Rai= having railed from that island on toe ath Thy commenicatian between Heligoland and *or Continent is very difficult and ooeertaia, bet itto have received by this conveyance Harnbergb let ters to the list ult. They add. however. nothing of importance to the intell4ence we have already obtained through the French and Donch Ftiday sight the Subscription Ball and Sipper at Southampton. was attended. at Maeriss's Rooms by 124 of the most fashionable persons L amongst whom were Liely CNA/totes item. Sir Jost" and Lady Yokes. Sir ClilawLts and Lady RIC" S .O Taoist. TANCRItiI i 82c. Thet Sapper was same by Mr. Kisyos, who provided every thing is season, and to starral satisfedion. ..,- 0 i n 4 $ll4 RUPIIi o ho NedAitti i i Tneatrr. Mt int nadir! sr every cell fill with rrl ~,,, . Nils t never was night ! t+7 tte text, ts ne re.t."itt end k'ecrd n] sr j ttte n % q.rnds • !this a e t r qealitY whet( r usie, she I tress. instiga Hs bind, of sis! in Rostra the count?! she most eri ee se of inch * artfully b icgty, nom w man. the wg ,i whose pojciess.. Mrs. lo st :014 in It t.-,,:oght lisa curt Ant, M of the audit prt of CI SIDDO trie ill tit j,rmance fl The Fan 3ooststnn v.J.4 the Menton tl of London, On Salt opened for at Batts Kl 4 SCOT daces wet ;here was rk Sllrerel braatif abort •ell, and mar, in 1 ti with gr Owed! their n,,11, 3t Kgaing kw Al ACOVIT •, C1:131.6.Y 3 C lrnel George's and Rev. .15:behai " Sly 01 arm wlrief li‘ht perioni Attu 1 a: Flogo afer: one Miie L of the ti torintrte ittieaior MI the Media; Mrs. Jot I:gu i lo b u Madai lied A mac between and Mt The ' incept 1 Lady intend ri It It mc Abbey, _ rie I c'n* declired Mr. tight, al pl.yei FrrAt ai . . . —Me r..go!.ti-u• "'loch it otty pr..prt to ostabtoh b! 111111111 - .Alliitigdiellhialiaasst e' *ebonite se this subject, heth M remit easy mice being henceforth improperly made, ted to preserve the elonches arid glebe-houses from ddepidadoe, where there ate teens than one to the united perishes gettedellt all qeh OD" . matted of infunaation as may (mast themselves to year Grace, or as may weer to the A* libiahrips themselves, as likely to be useful Weevil ambling His Majesty to give effect to his em.evolent and paledual ittontions fur the protection and support or the Established Church, ed that part of the United Kingdom. 1 are, (Signed) SCENCER. Hit Grace the Lord Lieutenant, es. 4c. Next follows the circular Letter of the Duke of Bedford, the then Lord Lieutenaat of Ireland, to the Primate of all Ireland, and the three Archbi shops of Dublin, Tuam and Cashel, iselosing to each a copy of Earl Spencer's Letter, requesting " that they will transmit to him, with as little delay as possible, the most accurate accounts that can be furni.hed, of the :ritual situation of the Established Church of that part of the United Kingdom; caressing his fullest reli ance upon his Grace's earnest assistance, and acaloos cooperation, in forwarding the inquiry ; and assuring him, that it will afford him the most heartfelt satisfaftion to be the instrument of pro moting His Majesty's benevolent views towards the proteelion and support of the Church, and of giv ing efFeel to La paternal solicitude for the welfare t his people, on a suhjeft in which the vital interests and essential happiness cf the k.mptre ate so imnte. thately concesmd." Subjoined to the Lord Lieu tenant's L •tttr is a List of Queries, to be submitted to the several Bishops in each C.iocese,for the purpose of Olvailling the necessary information. Next fol. lows the Icelesiastical Report of each Province, dauisk_d into Dioceses, beginning with the Dilcese of Derry. IKach leaf is divided into 7 columns, containing all the information obtained by the in quiry, as follows : The hair Co.nmi contains the s•mes of the Betissicss, the number of parishes in each, their distance from each ether, and their estimated ex tent. SICOND Column contains the si wee of the Is- CUISSINTS, whether having cure of souls, whether resident; if net snidest, for what cause, and by whom the duties ale discharged. Torras Column contains wnan the Benefices were united, and by what Authority. FUVRTH Column contains the number of CauSCIIIIII, whether in repair, and the parishes in which they stand. The Farm Column contains as account of the Gt.; se-Hoosta—in whatpariah—what Gtas... LA N DS...VPheihtr contiguous. and if not, how far rei:inv.,i from each other. and from. the Church or site of the old Church. ' The Sits H Column contains the amount of the PI IL • I CS' SAL A 11/ 11.6. la casts of permitted nun.wisi. dente of the incumbent, and whether resident. The S Column contains an account of LIVINGS, of a value too small to afford comfort to the irtcunaLent. THE BRITISH PRESS. ILra. Laddla l The 1 Aught. ell as 1 The ,'span lii leg L rd frnr u E, I'le 1 ~~.til• n.unt ei Nn l and Lite7;l.i 1.4 fin ' fr 'fled I