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-,'- - C__ M • /-,. - • , 4 • .; ,4 : :' • ' t <.. _~ . ~. . . -''~l~wr''~-_ '7^ , •l ~t *. 1 ' t • • prt.03.44 z ~ • 4Cs. ' `" • • ..• r`•. - • ol o_l l. ,i_ogkvfliairrit 4 i4), ilr $4lll. l'etri • - j .. . . .... . . •... .. , I .. . i Pi rt , ,). ' s. A ir 1111 `4. A l . , 3 0^..• , - ..... . . . .. t . . ' 7 . . - . • • , L_ N upswing. 5708. LONDON, tiOßsorAir, MARCH 22, 1821. I PKICE 7d. EUROPEAN 114100 N, KING-STREET, ST. JASIEM Mint; EVENING, THURSDAY, soil **pi I TURDAY next, MISS ISACAULET win repeat top DRAMATIC PER FORMA NCR& Part I. Which is the Maid? or Tlett Way to Wia *M,I Saws. Part 11. Le Pith-Simper, is which MI Detawilty b itil, will ;ire Insitatious of the Irish, &mach, cad Yor Dia- Icel., wish the M mice I Recitation of Lord Unites • cud th e Story of William and 'Mary. To timeliest* Part 111. The Claseiral Mono•Drasea of Cassandra. Dews opreed at Half-past Siren ; begins at Ugh& Romeo tb.---Pit 3e. &I —Places fur the loon to be bad at the Theatre. Nights of Performance, Monday', Thursdays, arid Satur days. victual by due eourre of law, he deemed OM, of a asiederaga. oar, read disabled frost holding say melee or military under the Crowd: Provident always, that uothiair herein mu foisted rhall catered, or he causufrond to (mired, to eusWe Pereira, taring a Romeo Cattoilie, In• lOW . anil poi., eh.. viEre of Lord High Ctineireitor, Lord,Keteprr, or Lord niesaloner of the Greet, Seal of Great - Pritalueor of td" triimat or Lord Dorm,/ or other the thief governor or . ei,orf governors of Irrland ; or to eushte releh IKF. 4, "W SUi d OUCh to eitethle say pi non or peramit Coy . of the odirea beroinbefore ra , epted, to hold the aamr arttrlut, te.k:oly curb oaths and u t ak le,e• sor b d rt 5. aiv now . by law required WI ge.ii eutiuua for lio!ding ibe sully; Provided also, that outleiug herein rootairred exacad: or he ronetrurel to r %tend to give Rornau Crtholi-e, ur per. SJOS iht Rom,o Catholic redition, n. right to bean at say parish sentry, fur levytaz of oieeeeey to rebuild or SA. pair any parish church; or reepectior the deintiiris or dime. pausal of the inenem: of guy estate brluitgiox to lay church or pariah, or for the salary of the pariah.cierk, or at the aCC -1101 of any claw chwerden. • IMPZRI4L PARLIAMSAT. - . TM SAIRS-ROYAL, DRURY-LANS. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. I/litrch IN. his !Neely'. Servants will perform lb* COlllliC Oman of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. or ram is : Mr. Fume • Teem Meadows, Mr. Moos; imitiee IS . Mr. &I linden ; How;l:or i li i . Mr ; ~..,ii.o. k Wii" that Mrs Marlowe; Lei .Csilliil j . P b.. Bland; Rosetta (Sib time), - 10 9 ifaisi. 74 g e "11 Il Moir wirier. Ike farnarile Eatravagaami railed GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Dosifilionmai, Madame Vestris • Leporello, Mr. Harks ; Mr. Plorealine Fiaickia„ Kr. Bans:rd. Mrs. Lairocello, Mina Cubit.; Miss Cambodia Quixotic ' Miss P on y; Mrs. Monimenadry, Mrs. Dobbs; Squalling Fao, Mr*. Bland. Ties Doors will he opened at Half-past Six t.'Cluck, and lite Perfiffinasoces ou each Ennis; toosatence at Seven. • Place* to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, in the Rotunda of the Worm of the Thiene. A eisor Screens Opera is in preparation. ' TR SA TRSROYA L, cur Rsr-aw An its. THIS .EVENING. THURSDAY, Muck 92, will be performed a new Opera, milled DON JOHN • Or, THE TWO VIOL ETTAS. Dos lois, Mr. C. Kewsble; Don Frederick, Mr. Jones; Deka of Ferrara, Mr. Daraset ; Porsches. Mr Censor; Fromiorm, Sir. Liston. First Valletta, Miss Hallsode ; Landlady, Mrs. Davenport; Second Violeits, Miss Stephens. After which the Farce of TOO LATE FOR DINNER. . Pt ask , Poppletou, Mr. loses; Mr. Nicholas Twill, Mr. tietimi) Frederick Puppletear, Mr. Grano.; Mr. Pincroft, Mr. Bismehard ; Robert Either, Mr. Emery ; Mona. Fumes, Mr. Fano: Mrs. Thonipsua, Mrs. Davenport ; Miss Einnrx saiskorton, Mrs. T. Hill; Miss Elizabeth Piceruft, Miss Bon ninon*. . . On Seturday, The Stranger : Mrs. Haller Mies Donee— with The Padlock: Leonora, Miss Hallan de (ber first ap pearann in that character). FOUND. yr R. MATHEWS (who, having beeo out of his Element) will be found .•gaia AT HOME, for the 12Ptli time, at .the THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA•HOUSR, STRAND, THIS EVENING, THURS DAY, Match R 4, when it is respectful/I ■usouaesd that be will have the honour to attempt a Deseriptiou of his Travels io AIR, EARTH, sod WATER. Is Part Third Mr. Mathews will reunited the Pleasures of a Sea Voyage is the Polly Packet. Mr. Mathews's New Esteriainisest was received u usual. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. WEDNESDAY NEXT, March 21, 1821, as entirely new LECTURE on the STRUCTURE of the UNIVERSE, will be delivered by Mr HARTLEY. TIN whole of the Machinery has been constructed on • scale of unprecedented splendour, magsifieenee, and en. pease. A new Apparels, has been invented for the display of the numerense transparent scenes which represent the various Systems, together with the telescopic appearances of the Plumes. Courots,&• end the illastrations of the The des of Tides, Eclipses, See. &c. In the course of the Lecture, • Globe 18 fest in Mecum. frre•ce—s grand Planetarium, representing the Sea, Eart►, end Moon, with the times of their respective Revolutions, imitated with mathematical accuracy, and escirckd by a Zodiac One Hundred Fees in cireumferenee--and a magni ficent Orrery of unparalleled extent, describing • Circle of One Hundred and Thirty Feet, in which the Sun, and all the Planets and Satellites rrvolvinz round him, are seem in motion, with their comparative Diameters and-Orbits, will be also displayed. e n v At intervals appropriate Symphonies from the Sacred Oratorios of Handel, Haydn, Sc. will be perfurated on the Organ by an eminent Professor. ADELPIII THEATRE, STRAND. Ey Aothority of the Ritlit Hun. the Lord Chamberlain. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Mauch 22, will be presented, a New Barletta, entitled SHERWOOD FOREST; or, TEE MERRY ARCHERS/ Robin Hood, Mr. Callahan; Little John, Mr. Cowell Scarlet, Mr. Smith; Edwin, Mr. J. Junes; Rnitekin, Mr. Wilkinson. Clarinda, Miss E. Scutt; Annette, Mrs. Way.. sett; Angelina ; Mrs. Tenueut. After *Lich, an Operatic Risrlehque Barletta, in two Acts, with au lutioductury Vision, voided GIOVANNI THE VAMPIRE!!! To conclude with (fur the leo tittle) the favourite Barletta of FUN AND FRIGHT. !lir Amorous Simple, Mr Bnekinylrow •' Frank, Mr. Cowell; Sbarpshitta, Mr. Wilkinown. Rose Maydew, Yale". Buts, 4s.—Pit, 25.-6 illtry,l2.--Tickets to be had of Mr. Callan, at the Box-office, where places may he takra. FIGHT HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-EIGHT DOZEN OF PORT WINE IN PINTS, AT lbs. PER DOZEN. MR. AUGUSTUS DAVIS, 171, Tottenham tourt.road, Isle from Movus. Delapierre and Bourks, %TIM-merchants to his late Majesty, respectfully informs his Customers and the Public., that he heti purchased an en tire Stork of Pieta of Putt Wine}, which be is enabled to sell at the above extraordtusty low price. . . .Mr A. DAVIS also respectfully inEwins the Niblie, that he lias on band the follonine, being the Remains of the Cellar advertised fourteen days ►ioco:- 2$ Bottles of St. Percy Champagne, is the Per But. brightest condition 57 Bottles of creamingChstupagne . .60 „Ditto.. We.t India Madeira 49 „Ditto.. Sauterne G „Otto.. Frontiviise 16 ..Dino.. Old In lain. 2s. 10,1. 11 ..Ditto.. Coostainie 94 „Dino.. Good Cape Meilcira . ls. 511. Also the remain*. Stork of a Travelling House its the -Spirit 'Lade; cousisting of visa ions sibyl gooks from four to t..u. lee folios,. ..1 Per Gal. Cordial Diu, at..'. 7s. 9.1. Janet Wallow • V.. 47 old Corsage 2ls. 01. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE, for generul lnir poses having given sorb great approhstion, and the Armand fur it continuing to incresse,JOHN BURGESS and SON beg must respectfully to olive this their best acknow ledgments to the Public for their liberal pilgrimage of the some: its utility and great convenience in all climates has recommended it to the must distinguished foreign ems. noxioss, whoa have all spoken highly in its recommendstims. —4l is prep:tred by Owen ONLY ; and for preventing dia. itiptunttneut to families, all possitolo chre has been resort ed toa , by each bottle loving sealed upon the root with their rim and Address, as well as each label having their Signa ture, without which it rennin be genuine. JOHN BERG MS mid SON'ti Wag established and much esteemed ESSiACEof ANCHOI/1604 contivines to he pee ;mud by thesis after the same manlier that bail given the agnates' satisfaction fee many years. Warehouse, 11)7, Strand, corner of the Sarny-atepe, Los. iluu.—(Ths Original Fish Sauce %Yarebouse.) UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE KING'S MOST GRACIOUS MAJRSTY. DRURY-LANE THEATRICAL FUND. Tll SOCIETY established for the Relief of 'silicone Passes boloschic to asiousts Cowpony .f Osisedioss of tlie Theatre-Royal. Drool-lase, will hob' dirk rout". NIV ERSANY DINNER at the Free masons' Tamed iss FRIDAY, 30th March, 1821. PRZSIDIINT • Mb Maya I Higbaers the ilia's, of YORK. ' -• • ' • TICS-PR BIDDEN?' : His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, His Grate the Duke of BEDFORD, The M us t N..ble the Marquis of STAFFORD, The Most Noble the Marquis of ANGLESEY, The Most Noble the Marquis of TAVISTOCK, Right Honourable the Earl of ESSEX, Right Hauourable Karl GROSVENOR, Right Hasourahle the Earl of DARLINGTON, Right Measurable the Esrl of LIVERPOOL, Right Measurable the Earl of BI.ESINTON, Right Honourable the Earl of YARMOUTH, Right Measurable Lord AMHERST, Aerial, J. P. Esq. I Iremonger, R. Esq. 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Dibdio, Mr. Inelesion, Mr. Russell, Mr. Barnard: Mr. Grimaldi, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Vining, Mr. Carr, Mr. Harley, Mr. Knight, Mr. Wallark, Mr. T. Coolie, Mr. Hullaud, Mr. Muuden, Mr. T. Welsh. JEF.Cooper i , Mc. Horn, Mr. Powell, Master (pro fempere), Mr. bristoi. MMUS : Mr. Powell., Mr. T. Dibdin, Mr. Nutley, and Mr. Harley. The Nosiest Department will be under the Direction of Ur. T. Cooke. Tickets, One Guinea each, to be had at the Bar of the Freemasons' T ; of the Stewards ; and of the Secretary, at the Theatre Royal Drury-lane. Dinner on Table at Six o'Clock precisely. J. C. HUGHES, Secretary to the Fiend. This day is published, price one shilling, A LETTER to the Right Hoe. ROBERT PEEL, , on the CATHOLIC QUEStiON. London: Printed for J.• Booker, 61, New Bond-street; where may be bad all the best and must retest works tot that subject. THIRD EDITION. tluder the immediate Patronage of the Rev. Dr. Sleuth, High Muter of Si. 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By ANDREW ICRE, M.D. London: Pi Mira for Thomas rind G •orge ViiilerwouJ ; J. 'liable,' ■.l Son Fleet-.irre Simpkiis end Marrhalk, SIMI ifilleTe.olll o Tegg, Clienpside; A. Basck, Edina. burgh; and Griffin end Co. Glasgow. Extract from the Philosophical 3lagazine, respecting Dr. Ure's Dictionary :•—• " 11' e hasten in give some aerostat of a Work ealcsalstsd to estate gnat interest it Ilse chemical %odd. It. aniline has herr, 1.11. E known as n brilliant nii.l auccea.ful public handler of the seienre, and peculiarly cutiversint in its useful application. we have no 1n9 , 11111t m affirming, Iliat it coutaino grraStr pu rer of migiaal research. rhea stay hurl, of ekeiniead kisuwiludze which Its. appeared since the Elements of Sit H. Da.y." EAST INDIA HOUSE, Matra YI, 1821. THE COURT DIRECTORS of the of UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG ['ANA tevidiese le tie* EAST INDIES, do &weir vivo That the GENERAL COURT appointed to he held on WEDNESDAY, the 4th April next, is (nether made Spe trial, fur the repose of submitting fur ronirmation the Resolution of the General Court of this day, nuprosiot the Resolution of Hie Court of Directors of the 17th of Janet., last, greeting to Ceptsta Daniel Russ, of ttsw Bombay Marine, the sum of 1,5001. under the eircurastaners therein tinted. The Report required by the By-Law, rap. 6, sec. 20, to gether with the documents upon which tie said Resolution has been formed, are open for the iuspeirtion of the Pro prietors at this House. JOSEPH DART, Seendary. KART INDIA HOUSE, Hanoi 21, 1821. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY q( MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby glee Notice, Tbst • SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the mid COMPANY will be held at their House is Leaden. hallmtreet. on WEDNESDAY, the 4th of April next, at Eleries o'Clotk in the Forenoon, in consequence of notice having bees this day gives by a Proprietor of his iuteotiun to submit to the Grimm' Court • Mutiou founded ou a Let ter addressed by the Cliainnao and Deputy Chairman of the Court of Directors to the Right Hos. George Canning, dated the 22.1 December last. The said Letter cud the Reply to it arc now prioting, agreeable to Ike General Court's Resolution of this day, and they will be ready fur delivery to the Proprietors at this Howe oo Friday next, the ?3d instant. JOSEPH DART, Secriftry. A BILL [AS AMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE] TO PROVIDE FOR THE REMOVAL OF THE DM QUALIFICATIONS UNDER WHICH HIS MAJES TY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC SUBJECTS NOW LA BOUR. 14.13.—The. Clauses marked A. and B. were added by els Comantiee. Whereas the Protestant succession to the Imperial Crown of this United Kingdom and its Dependencies, is, by the Act fur the further limitation of the Crown, and the better secur ing the librrties of the people, established permanently and inviolably : And whereas the Protestant Episcopal Church of Ecgland and Ireland, and the doctrine, discipline and government thereof, and likewise the Prutestant Presbyterian Church of Seutbuid, and the doctrine, discipline and guverionent there of, are, by Ike respective Acts of Union between England and Scotland, and betwetti Gent Britain and Ireland, there in lly established permanently and inviolably : And wb after due consideration of the situation, dis positions, and conduct of his Majesty's Roman Catholic 'ob jects, it appears just and fitting to curninnuicale to them the full enjoyment of the benefits and advantages of the constitution and government happily established in this United Kingdom, thus putting an end to religious jealousies, consolidating the Union between Guest Britain maul Ireland. and uniting and knitting together the hearts of all his Ma. jesty's sitlijects in one stud the mine interest, fur the suppart of his Majesty's person, family, crown and government, and for the defence of their common rights and liberties: And whereas by certain Acts passed in the Pailiameut of Great Britam and Ireland, the oaths of allegiance, supre macy and abjuration, therein provided, ale implied to be taken, fur certain purposes therein mentioned; and tlw said oath of sup.emacy is slimmed in the (Atoning terms:—'• I, A. H., do aweur, That I do from my Leers abhor detest and abjure, as impious end heretical, that damnable doctrine and position, that Princes excummuu•cetrd or deprived by the Pup', or any authority of the Sue cal Rome, may be el,- pusrd or murdered by their subjects or any other WhallloeVCl ; and 1 du declare, that nu foreign Prince, Prelate, State, or Potentate, bath or ought to Live any jurisdiction, power, superiorly, pre-eminence or authority, ecclesiustical or spi ritnal, within this resins so help use God" And whereas his Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects in Great Britain and Ireland have been at all times ready and desirous to take the said oaths of allegiance and abjuration in common with hue Majesty's tither subjects; but entei lain 'crimples with respect to Inktsig ihe omit of supremacy, in asmuch as they apprehend that the ezute might be con:hued to Minuet n disrlannir of the vp.rit nal authulity .of the Pope or Church of Rome in ma:t•rs of religious belief • And %shoes* it appears from the admonition annexed to the injunctions of her Majesty Queen Elisabeth,, published in the first year of her Majesty'. reign, and sanctioned by the Act passed iti the fifth year of her reign, intitultd, " An Act for the ■ssurauee of the Queen's regal ;inners over all estates and subjects within her dominions," that such dis claimer was Uriglnally Meant only to extend to any such ate kauwledgment cal fn.-riga jurisdiction, limier, superiority, pre entiiretice or authority, as us or could be incompat - ble with the civil duty and allegiance which iv date to tuts Ma jesty, his heir., ■std auecesxurs, from all his subjects; of with the civil duty ant! obe:litice %shirk iv due to li.a Coons, mil and cccietta•vical, w Aliii iiicra conce.l.lng the legal eights of Ls staijeeta, neut . :my of Ili. in : Aud whereas Il is reallUnal/le ■nd talledttlll 11141 his Mae jesty'a Roman Catholic subjects *tomtit he enabled to lake the said oath, es explained w the cruse herein last bathe n.euttunid, ■ud that the said explanetioia should lie incur p .rated into and fialie a part ol• the .nix oath, when takes. by tlwm; be it therefore enacted, by the King's twist Irut 1114jebty, by end with the shire and ttotternt of the I.ur.l* Spinsoul and Temporal. allll COlllllllOlll/, I II this pre. , aunt Pelham...lt wentbird, sod by the ant hority of the rause, Tbat from and afirr the itttgaing of We Act s it dylll sad way be lawful for all or auy of bis al:ijesty's Memo Carbolic subjecsa,iu all eases where the said oath of surcriary is mi. by law required to be taken as a qualifica- Sloe for the taking, holdieg or eirjoyiugany civil right, Orme •r fralschon, en five and place Horn., so take, make sod 'subscribe the oath followiug :--•• 1, A. a. do swear, that 140 frets my bear( detest, abhor and abjure, as impious Ord intheivian, thi doctrine and posittuu, that Princes tracutsuietticalled or' deposed by the Pope, ur any amain rity ado. 'soot Rose; may be deposed or murdered by their subjects, or soy ether whatauever; meal. I do elare, that wo foreign Prince, Prelate, estate er Perteofteir, bath, or ought to have, any junsdietiou, pewee, Mere riurity, pre-einiseuce or authority, erelosolatical ern- Heal, within this realm, that its say Matiner, or fee any propose, cougices or interferes with She duty ed fell sod au divided allegiance, which by She laws of this realms is due to his Alejesty, his heirs and auccessors, (cusp ell his subjecis or with the civil duly sod obedient, which jet doe to hie courts, civil and ecelesiassical, in all matters coseentieg she legal rights of his 'objects, or any uf theta:" soul that the person so taking, making and subscribing the =me, shall he capable of takiag, botching and rojeryiug such right, office aid (ran. chits., as fully and effectually or all everts sari porpuries, .S If such person bad made, taken and subscribed the Said • &Mad Sapeessacy; were as herd* afro prionded,, * And whams by other Seto ales erishlastrifiwribies, • cent. lain other estimated dereisratione, contiwouly called tbeOeth awl Declarative enaieet Tranaubstantietios and the Oath and Declarative against Tranionsatanitatiou, and Perry, and against the belief of Transubetaviation, She luvuutiou of the Virgin Mary ur other Saints, and the Sacrifice of the Mass, as used io the Church of Rome, are required to be taken as gualifications for the enjoymeat of.cre tain offices, franchises and civil rights: Asti whereas all the said beet mentiosed oaths and declarations relate solely to written; of spiritual and religious belief, and du nut in anywise relate, to affect or interfere with the allegiance or civil drily of his Majesty's subjects; be it therefore fruiter enacted and declared, That such party of the Acts hernia before meet ivied, as require any declaration or declaratives to be made spinal Traesubstantiatiou, or against the loco coheir of the Virgin Mary or any other Saint, or against the sacrifice of the mass, as a qualfficatitio to enable his Ma jesty's subjects to sake, hold, or enjoy auy civil nght, office or franchise, be and the same are hereby absolutely re pealed, and such declaratives shall so Wager be tendered or required to be made by mil of his Majesty's subjects, by Ivirtue or in execution of the said Aces, ur any of them; save as hernia after meutioued. Arid be it farther erected, by the authority aforesaid, that it shall and may be lawful for any of his Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects personally to appear iu any of his Majesty's Courts of Unwary, King's Betii h, Common Pleas, or Ex chequer, at Westmiuster or DeWitt, or in any Cowl of Ge send Quarter Sessions in Great Britain or Ireland, or so any of his Majesty's Coarse of Session, imaginary, or Exchequer, or in say Sherif or Steward court, or before the Magistrates and Coancillots of she Royal Boroughs, or before the Cons eil of their respective Boroughs iu &conned, and there In open court, betwees the hours of nine io the morning and Iwo io the eftersows, to take, snake and subscribe the said Oath bona last before mentioned, and the said Oaths of Abjuration and Allegianee, and that the proper officer of such court with whom the custody of such record shall remain, shall make, subscribe and deliver a certifiyale of such Oath hay* been duly made, i•ken and sob. scribed' to the person who shall have se made, takes and subscribed the saner, if the same shall be demanded ; and such certifies's shall be suffieent evideve of such peewee having duly made, takes and subscribed such oath as afore said ; and Headroom and after the passing of this Acton' oath or oaths shall be weekend to or required to be takes tryleia Me jetty's llamas Catholic subjects, a holdall take, make and sub scribe the said oaths last herehibefore neesationed, and obtain such certificate thereof, as beretobefore mentioned, for enabl ing them to hold or enjoy any real or personal properly, other them such its may by law be tendered to and required to be taken by his Majesty'sother subjects ; and that the said oaths hereintwfure mteeitsted, being du!y nude, taken and subscribed, and such certifier'se thereof obtained as aforesaid, shall be in the place of, and as valid and beneficial, to all intents and purposes, fur the person an making taking and subscribing the same, as if such perruie had duty made taken and subscribed iheseveral oaths now by law required to be taken by his Majesty's Raman Catholic subjects, as qiialifications for the eejoyment of auy civil right, office, or franchise, or of any real or per sonal property: Provided always, that notbiwg herein con tained shall be held to dispruse with the taking of the said oaths of abjuration and allegiance, by such his Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects, is all cases where the same are by law now required to be taken, or with the taking of she aeiloath hereby appoiuted to be taken, in the place of the saW oath of supremacy, iu all cases where the saideath of 'Supremacy is now by law required to be taken. Provided always, and be it feather enacted, that mailing in this Act contained shall extend, or be coutrued to extesid to dispense with, repeal or alter any of the laws now in force, respecting the succession of the Imperial Crown of Over realms in the Protestant line, or respecting the mar. riages of the desceudants of his late Majesty King George tine Second, or for establishing the uniformity of public prayers, and administratiun of sacraments iu the United Eirisoopal Church of England and Ireland. Provided also, and be it further enacted, that nothing in this Act contained shall be conidrued to enable any person or persons, otherwise titan as they are now by law nub!. d to bold, enjuy, or to exercise airy office, beneficial place or dignity, of in or belong iug to the • said United Church of Eaglaud and Ireland or to the Church of Scotland; or any place or office what. ever, uf, in or belonging to auy of the eccicaiastical courts ofjudiecture of this realm, or any court of . appeal, from or review of the sentences of such court or courts, or of, us or leelosigisig to any Cathedral or Collegiate or Ecclesiastical utableshmeut or fouridatiou within the atom; or any office or place whatever, of, in or belonging to any of the Culver sines/if this realm; or ally office or place whatever, and by whatever name the same may be called, of, in or belonging to any of the Colleges or Halls of the said Univelsittes; or the Colleges of Etini, %Westminster or Witichester, or any College or School of Royal or Ecclesiastical foun dation within this realm, or to repeal, abrogate, or in any manlier to interfere with auy local stiout., urdinauce or rule, which is or shall be evtablislied by competeut authority fur or within any such University, College, Hall or Seined, and by at hich Roman Catholics shall be pre vented from being matriculated or admitted thereto, or from resitting or taking degrees therein : p,uvi4led a:so, that nothing herein commute' shall extend, or he costistruid to extend, to enable any Perron professing the Komar Catholic religion, to exercise any right uf presentative to auy etcle inastical benefice shakoes id.; at,el that in cv,ry case in which a right of preaentation is or shall be vested in a ;w -orn professing sloe Roman Catholic religion, She SAM shall be, and continue to be exercised in lire ,ante manner, slid DO other. than is now by law required; saveand except where such right of presentatmn shall belong to the office in Ike gift or uppoirittuent of his Majesty, his heirs mid successors; in which eve it' such offi.:e than be held by a person profess ing she annuls Catholic Religion, it shall and may be law- . fist fur his Majesty, hi. heirs 404 successurs, to appoint by Conituiso ~,,, under the Greif Seal rue le Member or Xltutbro• Of the l'r,ey Council, h. iug a P•oiestatit or ihotesAuts, at he or they 'hall think tit, to be a Commissioner or Commis. SWIMS fur est-mining such right of presentation, whilst such office shall be held by a person preftionng the ROOlalit Ca tholic religion. Provide.' also, Anil be it further enacted, that it 'hail nut be It•ful tor any yetrson professing the Roman Catholic re ligion, directly or illdirefliy, to adeise the Crown iu the up. porid.o-ni ver diftpoS4l of any Mitre or preferantait, lay or ecclesiastical, its the United Protestant Episcopal Church of Euelabd and Inland, ur of the. Church of Scotland ; or that if *any such poison sha:l presume t• *deist his Ma jesty, his heirs or successors, touching or coveruieg any such appointment or disposal, Le shall, ben% thereof cosi- H 4 -" • "Y 7 -7-7 ,14111,111. - AND. Manna 13, 1631. • , i THE coogii If DIRECTORS of thf I OCOVERHOR 'lnd EOIIPAN Y o f Ike •BA NIL 4. *NOLAND Pm Nance, _,.._ ' That a GENERAL COW IT *lll be held at the Bank att j THURSDAY thottill WO .at Eleven &Thick le the Enriaij . new s , Sc, consider a a a ; sod also, that another Gni I NERAL COURT will be dat the Bank o n TUESDAY 1 the 10th April se t t , from. aTioth in the Forroinsa tilt Pour iu the Alteration. Alto Election of a filerfraVr It ad Deputy.Gurcroor fur they castling (which will be dreier-, od that evening); sad the tie Coact e 11l be continued by adjournment, and Reid 4 same 'place, and dorink the wee boors, un WEDNESDAY the 11th April aria, for the Election of Tweedy-fosse eirecturs (which will also be ewe of the Quarterly General 01b0,1 1 o Plattlated by the Chute o l and the Election of the TWouly-four Directors will be de- 1 Oared as soon as the scrods* is over. Piloted lists of the Ihstricturs, having votes, will be ready to be delivered at tlitealeadi ust Monday third. Inst. I W 114,1410 SMITH, Depospillearetary. ' N 11,-11, ea Act pjpgailt 41* 7th prof We idiot of his late Majesty, ao person dill hi swilled to vote at tbr said Election who shall not have beco sit calendar months possessed i 6 is own right of the stuck for which be shall them give hfi vote ' oldest the said stock shall have been acquired, ur shall have come by hequral, or he marriage, or by succession to an intestate's estate, ur by the Castor's of the City of Lordoo, or by any shed of settlement after the death of any person who shall have beau entitled fur life to the dividends of inch stuck. HOUSE OF LORDS, Witirworr, Maac■ U. Their I..c4tlships Islet et ten o'clock to hear Appeals. KNOX, Appellant ; HURST, Respondent. This was on Appeal from the decision of the Court of Exchetitter, Ireland. _ Mr. Heald and Mr. J. P. Grant were heard fur the Appel lant. The LORD CHANCELLOR, on account of some le t ,- gularity in the proceedings. postponed the further h•srinit On the attntioa of Lord KENYON the St. Mnry-1e..80n0 Chembee Rift was read a secuud time, and ordered to he committed to.morrow. Mr. ELLIS cud other Members of.the House of Commons brought up the Attorneys (Ireland) Fees Bill, which ..a read a first lime, and ordered to be printed. Mr. 6110GDEN and other Members of the House of COW.. mous brought sip the Court of Kieg's Bench Replatiuc of Business Bill, which was read a firrt time. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a Petition from the Churchwardens and Overseers of the parish of Bed. minster, in the county of Somerset, praying that no further conces►ions might be granted to the Roman Ceti°lies Read and laid on the table. The Flex and Cotton Encouragement Bill aim mad a third time and passed. The Mutiny Italia were read • second time. The Marquis of LANSDOW presented a Petition from the Tradesineo, Artificers, and Inhabitants of the town of Donley, in the enmity of Gloucester, praying that the jurisdiction of the County Courts might be extended to the y of debts of the amount of 1151.—Keaji aad laid us the table. STATE OF THE CONTINENT. The Marquis. of LA ?MOWN bititi it had been his intention, if the Noble Earl et the head of the Treasury woo in his place, to have put some ques tions to him relative to the important proceeding-a that were taking place on the Continent, and also as to wine public document, which had beets pub lished there. He did not suppose the Noble would be in his place to-inurrow, on account of the drawing-mum. He (the Noble Marcpis) would, therefore, give notice, that he should put' several questions to the Noble Earl (Liverpool) on Friday neat.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMON; WEDNMIDAY, MAIM'S 21. The Soitaset took the Chair at four o'closk. IRISH SPIRIT TRADE. Air H. PARNELL presented a Petition from the Queen's County, in Ireland, complaining of the regulation by lihirlt Irish spirits, oe being imported into this country, were re. duced in strength, and prayiug the House to take into its consideration the whole of the Irish Doti'key Laws, grab a view to their impruvemest. Mr. C. H. HUTCHINSON supported the prayer of the Petition. He said it might as well be asserted that any other species of Irish manufacture might be altered to qua lity on its arrival here, as that the spirits should be lowered is strength. The Petition was ordered to lie upon the table. MALT TAX. Mr. RAMSAY presented a Petition from the district of St. Catliature, is Cornwall, praying for a repeal of the last Malt Tax. Captain WEMYSS prevented a 'similar Petition from cer tain Fireteft and Maltsters in the County of Fife, which be said he felt assured would be supported by •Il the Members from Scotland. Mr. PYM presented a similar Petition from the town of Patton, in Bedfordshire. Mr. LYGON presented a Petition from the Woollen Ma. nufaciuri es of Kidderminster, relating to the duty un Fo. Fero Wool. Mr. Al AR RYATT said he hail procured a translation of the Petition from certain Inhabitants of Lower Canada, against any alteration in the duties on Foreign Timber, which ati objection had been made to receiving in the ori ginal French on a former eveuing. The Hoe. Member re marked upon the inconsistency of our reseal colonial glis ten, by which the original laws of the Colonies, which were impireed whew they were wider the dominion of other Powers, erre retained. In the Spanish Colonies the Spanish laws wee preserved, sod the inhabitants who are British subjects were thereby plated its an inferior condition to all their fellow-subjects in other parts of his Majesty's &mei iiions. In some of the French Colonies the Code Napolcoa was retained, which we had assisted to ahuliab in Europe ; and in some of the older Colonies a system of law prevailed more arbitrary iu its nature than was consistent with the general policy of our institutions. The Petition war ordered to be printed. NEWINGTON SELECT VESTRY BILL. Mr. H. SUMNER moved the order of the day fur the fur ' Our consideration of the Report of the Committee sou Cie Newiligton Select Vestry Bill. The Committee had come to a resolution that the standing orders had not been com plied with. That resolution was founded ori the circum stance that the third of the three notices respired by the stand ing orders, continued •n insertiou of the word incissunsg after the word altering, as applied to the rates. lithe Bill bad itentaioed soy clause fur Merest's( the rates, be ad mitted that the notices in which the word increasing had been omitted would have be, defective ; but the only Cie. - ilium of elites in the Bill we. ukimilatiou of a rats which bad been 2.. 6.1. to Is., and that eas-the highway rate, and did nut come within the •pphcatiou of the avoiding order, winds rel.teil solely to puor's rates. The tosertioo, there fore, was do re suiplueage, and he contended did not vitiate the notice. He thereto... moved that the Bill be tecamilted. M. S. C. WO I TIME:A U is as s cry that the Honourable Member, after the reeeptiou which this Bill had met with on its first iutroductios, aliouhl persist in posing it, parti cularly as it was utotaxioiss to the majority of the inhabit ants of the parish, and was glom', equal is its principle.— He firmly believed the word ['encoring to have bests omitted in the former notices, out accidentally, but with an intent to deceive the par... Waiters as to the fell extent of she Bill. Me. DENISONmiId, if the Hume •eeeded to she primed TOI 104 it would open the &Mr to au erasion of the stared. tug udders, which 4 might be carried to 50 extent which they did not foresee; and it would render the appointment of Committers on Private Bills entirely tireless. Mr. C. CA LYEBT opposed the motive. An Htm.-1111ens• MI