The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-29 00:00:00

rell POP desliwy Country of Om consider it as a fixed nod unalterable prinCiple.iiiini glorious Cotoriln tioit, wisely settled at the Revolution, that the Legistutivt• and Executive Authorities of thicCouptry cimbe safely tubuibister ed by Prate:tants nnly. " That 'our Petitioners regard the Laws by which that principle is established, as no less sacred and inviolable than Magna Charm, and the Habeas Corpus Act ; ltd they implore your Lordships to reject all applecations for the Itepeal of those Lasts. • • • r HE Public are informed, that from the ist day of February ner. MiNUINE RUM may helper &used ot No. IS, Fenehorrh•street, iu any gonntities, not km this' n.. 0 a,i;liet.s.:.t .tlse fullowiiv far ready illelorY molt :—.lunaleit, iter 'allot's Leeward Island, Us. 6d. d;11... Th . sr-.;shlippent IVIS been formed for the sole purl), se of afford ing n .be pstAlc t means of obtaining geanine Rum of the hest etroa cot:venires gur.ntilies, u; the most reatomiltle term.; and will be conducted by William Holden Esq. &ere yto the West In Planters and Melehatits, ;ad under the superiateminace of a Committee of that body. Order- for ony quantities to he sent Into any parts of the country. xiil he punctually attended in by Mr. Ridden. " And your Petitioners will ever pray, &c." That a sitailar.Priitiori be presented to the Honourable the House of Coromons. - That the Right Hon. the Earl of Liverpool be respectfully regorged to present such Petition to the House of Lords and that George Byng and Wm. Mellish, Esqrs. Members for the County, be also requested to present the Petitioa to the House of Calmar, and to support the same. That - the .foregoiag . Resalutions be inserted in the Morning . Herald, Times. Chronicle, Post. Day, and Advertiser in the STATISRA N. Star s 11111 d Co urier Eva log Papers mid is Hen Weekly Messenger, ca,the sews. JOHN HORN/SY, Chairman. The Thanks of the Vestry were given - to the Gentlemen who signed Ilse Iteggigtorn for convening this Vestry. - The Vomit,' also given to the•ChuglwWardens. for the prosiipiliuile with . which they r hawedgrrerobl~irthfettfi rini9thti'l V to the C:Mirman, for his able and impartial col ' irduct to the Chair. RICHARDSON; GOODLUCH, and CO. Con tractor; for'the Lottery, respeciftdly acquaint the Pah lie that the So All Lotief, CINIA4ini of only 7111.1 Tickets. mill commence Draniog on the 17th of rehruary, and finish on the xt day.--The Scheme cottnins a larger lorreportitm than umal of Capital 'Prizes, from .e. 5.000 dawn waft.), together with IyBl swim:s minor loriays. The Terkelr are membered from 1 te itt.O. all to be drawn train the Wheel, .acciertleug 10 the Old Mode of j)rst to tog; and. n hich has liven such universal satisfareim. Tte menlyrd xammer -Draw tug the%Lotern' hag pined exceedingly foetunaie to the Public, as nil the too_ tat- of magnitude in the la-t Lottery have been divined into Shares in a more este:Hied degree than for severed years Irnat , and a' is:- Lottery consists of only 7000 Tickets, jt is very pro-. 1 battle thst. th..re still be a Scarcity before the Drawing, isiaLl emsequ , trly an Advance in the Price must be expected. Tickets and Share, are Selling in Vheiety of Numbers. by RIC'IARDSON. COODLUCK, and CO. nt their o!tices.• the corner of BahlY!mihliags, Curabill, and facing the /insert /Mews, Charing-cross. • I • T a very numerous and respectable MEETING .C‘. of the Inhabitants of the several Pariahes of Si. James and St. George ' Hanover-sqoare, both in the City of 'Westotk stet; and the Purist., of St. Mary-k-bone. in the County ofj idtilreek, held Jan. 27, 1813, at Meek's As.sembly Rooms, 40, fberrer-stveet, Goldeo-square, The Right Hon. Liird.HUNCANNON Wilke Chide; - It was Upanimously Resolved, That this •Meeting have seen, with much regret, a Notice in the Louder ,Gaze le, that an application was intended to be made to Parliament ui the proem Session Inc leave to bring in n Bill in order to obtain an Act of rarliittnent, giving powers to form a new street from Pall Mall, oposite Carlton House, to ; :the south end of Portland-Place; an d to effect many other ex tensive and inportunt •alterations iti the neighbourhood of the Thatp t r ecteoif o street. . • uch Aet'sktill be passed into a law, the inhabitants AP more than 100.boveres will be compelled to quit their present places of abode. That this exital.sion will to all be productive of the greatest distress and incoptv, .oienee, and with a great proportion of them will be attended with the I.ss of valuable connections in busi •iess, and tie roipect of absolute ruin. That this ,is orLe i vil not within the reach of pecuniary cam pensution, and Nat the proposed Hill is, therefore, in favour of too imagined i ione of politic . conveuieorr, immediately subsersive of the-p:iviite right and happiers: of numerous That. PeSitioat be prepared and presented to the Hon. the• House of (70minnes aeJunst such Bill. .1 That such Petition be sigard'hy all, or as many as possible, ' of those who pie interested in opposing the intended meteorite. • Thai such Petition remain at the Office of Messrs. Wilkinson , wd Young, No: 49, Margaret. 4 reel, Covetidjth-square, until the', 9th day of February next, t.o. Signatures. That a C ' Mittee of the foilloiying Gentlemen be named flu. the purpose of enrrying the ititention of the Meeting into effect. John Rees intues Zeally Thomas MAW* Jusepb Hale Miller \ Nathaniel Clumpy Hawes. • . Tha( Four Copies of such Petition he male, and a Depnta lion of the Commiitee wait onthe Members for the County of , Middlesex and City of Westtaitnter, requesting thew to support the Petition. • Thot a Suhscription be entered into •to defray Ike **peaces, and that the same he paid into the hands of Nicholas Miorrisoti, of No. Oirfoorot-s:,reoo, ail and Culournmn, Who is requested' to act as Treasurer, and term one of the Committee, fut•Witicit. purpose a Book will be left with the PetAion. That thee Resolution; Ise;lamned in such of the public Pa , ) Pe' ti us lor,Gotrotittee shall thiuk tit. r (Signed;,. pI,JN CA )1 NON, Chairman. .•• That the Thanks of this Meetiog gi co .the Chairimm, the Right Hoof: thrd.Diteittinon, tor 'his polite nttention to this Meer iu r , map isalg sik94oo iu the Chair; and that his ',grads*. be aecptested,to pmsusiet Petition. (Sighed) . • VILIUNITON and yoorp, •Stnit ants. GLNU IN ii SI'IAM 41$1) OXMLIt LAMP COlf.S. .• per Gal. I " per Gal. . e • GehuiiT'Sperm Oil :ilik-61. I Pale. Seal Oil • 4...titi. Good iduraing,Oil ji. 4541,, rar Situthi‘ Oil . 4s. ;id. Double Relined Oil , '"llipt. 6il: PaleW lialeClii fi'irl.iver- • . • Chandler Oil - - is, tiJ. pool IrcemismuniAmps Si. 9d. % tice., c'te. &4 . . .. ir TPT 0 N .and Co.. Oiinien ,n un .colonr ~f4nufac IL) curers . No. 4t, London Wall, and It O nes 'W bask molt respect asily'reconornend the above (Melo the Prabitit,,lfletifiiit and the Pdirlie in ,Terieral.. Tme-Sperset:Oii in pariichlite niey Call oter for all superior purptsse av-they' itleige themselvet to sell it genuine, mid in proof of which they warrant it to lima at least tett hours with a brillerturan4 pure name, it ithout requiring she usual and disagreeable alien( . motel!, eilisiog thel4attyli or removing the crust from it, which more a" was. be re' nried lie Bering that ~poee nf ;lase, when die Oil is• not genuine; 'impro perly prepared, Ar nf4in Inferior ttrialW. Upton anif Co. call; skill, propriety, wiser!, that teir'Sjieress. Oil ratith,t be etteedad in oneness of quality rit iitylnaire. iiiiks - am higli; nor do they doubt .Out tneir other Ods, for gem-r.il purposes, will be foinal 'equally deserving of nutlet...being all particularly tine albeit several !sluts. (r.r . Or.ters receigtd at the- Warehowe, 41, Land I s W a tt. only, where Merchants; Eibip Owns rs, Otptaiiis, gm / r i se T „. 4 „ in geurtar, may be slipped wills any tpt;sitilies of 011,i Kul Cu- . loam drye "Fauna, at the laragst W hul,OA:, Oticsni.' ; • ... , ) • , the . otijcet the putronage • bsteliible to sit in dna e tic' OM to the King; and to 'ferrite all did leirces and patronage of the highest departmentsof she Government of England, us well 'es Ireland, u hether ha Church or State; nod indeed to MI the Throate itself, should the:Crown desired u a person qf the Roman Catholic Religion. 2. That we cordially adioit the great principle of the Pro., tesnutt Religion,: too amply reetemiced by our Nottlmatl . Churelci which Wham every moo AI worship. Gots after the. dictatesak his nan conscieoce. provided he 41t, not disturb' tfiefiiiice of ta 1 Community. And we are reedy to uppli this principle, in tes .l fullest extent. to pen.an4 profo.ssine the Rooms' Catholic ltes Beim '. But we have no proof, nor indeed complaint, that .ha It o loao Ostholies' have not. for many veers, been folly se. I cured in ilre free exercise of their religion; tin we believe that 1 the existing laws afilird them ample protection in their rens gloms profession ; and,- consequeolly, as they ere tinder air restraint of a relicion's nature, their object cam only he .be re. moral of political restrictioes. Nevertheless, if the laws ran he proved to be insollelest Ibr this poroose. we will chi:briefly - support any measure necessary for, Religions Toterali ok i. S. That PoOliticul Power and Religious Toleration are matters totally distinct ; the latter maybe perfectly enjoyed withmst r any material portion of the former. 4. Thai. with regard to reader** the Roman Catholics ells" gible to fartber r Politipal Power, the wisdom of that measure principally depends osr Its _expediency. aud the degree vt safety ro the State with which it can be granted. 5. Tfott the Protestant Religion is the great security of the public happiness sod weltere of this Country ; tor, as our Civil • uod Religions Liberties have originated in, and b een preserve' by, a' Protestant Establishment, it ultra's to - us that thee his valuable blessings will Sourish with its prosperiih-ands- dachas with its decay. 6. That it has been the wise policy of our ancestors, who have alerted and estnblijihed those great principles of Civil and Reli4ious Freedom, which have essentially contributed to the security. prosperity, and resent of this Empire, to exclude Ronsan.Cat holies from its Government. 7. That it has been declared. by that great Charter of our Civil Liherties,the Will of Rights, •` that it had born Email by experiher inconsistent with the safety and welfare of this pro testant kingdom to be governed by a Vol' kis Prince, or by any King or Quern marrylog a Papist; the/chore every penult pip. fe.stise the Popish Religion. or who skald marry a Papist, should be excluded from, and he incapable of, enjoying the Go vernment of this ('.cadre and of Ireland." Auti by the Acts of Settlement. which have so happily secured the Crowoof these . Reams to his Modesty and his August Family, it is declared that the Succession of the Crown hi the Protestant I.ine is for the happiness of the Nation, and the security of our Religion; and that on the maintenance of these A4l. " the safety of his Majesty's Person and Government the cominniture of the MA mirchy of England ;, the preservation of the Probstain Reli gins; the maintenance of t'.e Church of England as by law established; the security of the rimiest mod undoubted Rights and Liberties. and the fanire Peace stud T.rauquidity, of this Kingdom, do (under Goo) entirely deptosd.. 8. That, ns by the laws of this Kingdoin, a Protestant Go vernment has been declared essential fur the continuation of the L limited Monarchy of flower alai, and the security of the liberty of the subject, so we coiwider, Thal, eisPeciullY " 6 lbe Practice of Governmentdepreids so much upon the /II Misters of ikr \ K tog, and upon tine Pailiament, it ever has been necessary. for the like ends, that our Legislators—the Patrons of our Protestant Oliurch2the Members of the King's Privy Council, and the great Officers of the.Exceutive Governments sbotkitt not be Ito auto Catholics. :9. That, since the period of the gloriton4' Rei' ego tine, about which time those Acts of the Legislature were passed, we have , seen nothing in the churacter and features of the religion of the Roman &Rhodes switch can lead us to sospeet the wisdom and Policy of the principles upon which 'hese salutary Arts•were fosiordvd ; or whiehhavent any time hitherto; iimlered• it expe dient or sate twahroetug Shea.. On toe other band, orbeliteve thot a diFerent s pidiey would and in ' . , • . . . . . - . ~ , , t , . •• 1 ‘ . . . . „, , ..., . . S.. . . , , , .. . . .. . . • t . ' ,„ .. ~ . • . . .. • . , , . , ' .....holikat.iill . . . .. . it, chi H ld 0104111 1 4-- 1 ;.... mit **dm Ills. Atesedgjerml -------• •Otseeembies et Met has* , lit..* tatbe.RmistinCiaboliiimfihrsi... 'gibe rely of bit peths sem M . ' . wick . which libirsisiflored themselves at the Woe. * to befit V s: i tyied, have satllheserealto *sere limo to" ali , ty itiscimicirt, - ..Mated of rateing twitilude and - eCehateat, hive rola . them to demaistuels.lteght theissost catemilve 'overcomes, or kical power., •asged ais great *Wake of Inn paw e'dir. i roucti‘e that the Conces s ion o f Owed:num pie t woud a eititer . ate their onarlsini.m, to our Protesheit Go-, rimmed, or Mlifssithewitority•orisappinces of I reload, or the Kirydrim at 1444 ... .. . 11. That aikeovirierlikng,... is the litiogtbei power of eirsativiieg the appolptspeitt of scram Catholic. Mahal* . is osiet•ftirselooZ-. est of thine smith leans the State bits a right co.demond, - the *dahlias of Bow* to farther pailti.. a t p a stai• i- ., I tior, bin they refuse even Om* eveu.this twenty.' awl positively. di ny the to cessity GT awy ether. to the Remilutiotis _of the Aleetiag of the Catholint n * . the Cooney of Debll.4 held on tie sil of, November, MI, it win Resolve/4.'4 That 'date deemed th e idea of .annessitt. CillldititlM Pr restrigtiOns too their ensancipsitiont, ander t k, of securities.. to 'haply a most toUseriwd insult to tisk% inner, sod to their sutler siendMg, and tin* sack an idea bakorigiusted with their,wortit wi s , j4 4te enemies for the mere Vorpmg, oidela,isig the ceacestios of Religioes Freedom, Witch limy aim es n right. sod the coo. ' et...1 41 0 . 0C . Whieli they tkelikenteilit to She talWel the Ones. . 1 / 2. fry ; which Resolution steel rto be vineally approved by the Koolau Catholic Prelim -8(x eery-eight in number), as sembled at Dahlia the 18th Noremhbr, 181 i, is their Address to the Clergy sod Laity of the Rookie Catholic Churches In lseland. We*do therefore apprehend, that, as the principles of the Rosase - Cothnlii s. are uow sonnies* to the world (and the ones prober di lies upon them trishaw, from sufficient 'Botha. Irity, if they are altered), ne farther emplity is aecessory, till they hare distinctly 'stated the intone of those specific secu rities which they are it Whig to give oh their adenomas to far *her political power. . i 18. That a Committee (with power to add- te their num ber), be chosen to conduct the attain of the Society. to 'frame regulations for its entuageaseet, and to publish it, proteestlegs, ma that a Subscription Meow opened for those purposes. 19. That Stephen Vanity, Xsq. be Tratstsger. •.. . . 21 That there Resolutions be, signed by. the ClairaiMti• Ile advertised i n th e P u blic Papers. ...GRANVILLE SUARP. Mr. Sharp having left the Chair, Resolved. That the Thanks of the Meeting he gives to the Chairman for his eitsrearied atteotion to the objects of this Meeting, and for his impartial conduct hi therChair. • . JOHN il !WEIN, Secretary. • - The Committee will be happy to receive any niers! fonammi. • cations respecting the objects of the Protesting Unitas, 41 at drepsed to the Secretary. Mr. Ilickin, at Mr. Biekentart. Bookseller, Esser-street, %read, Lond on.. - . • MILITIA BALLOT. • ' MESSRS. E. JONES and Co. upon entering the Thirteenth year of their establishment, take this opp..e. Wait). of rebirth/1g their grateful, thanks to their. oupreerdetwed m number of Sulrselibers for th e very li bel* sup po rt their fir hos beet' honoured a lilt. Their Stulnpede eccipts of in demnification fur the present year are no delivering au their universally approved Plan, of providing Solistitutes fns every Subscriber drawa ; which is UR, exemption for Life. As a very h avy Ballot is imesediotely espeeted, an early application i 4 absolutely nee...story, nt either of, their equitable sued original' Militia Society • Insaranee OiEres, establiinted 1801, Ir 9, High Holikern. near Little Queen NI ral ; 48, Great Mary-le.hatuw.street, Tier 'Porflanaloace ; li !, 11 igh.sereet, •Whitechispel, opposite. Red Licht-strut; and 9, Georee.street,Blackfriare-road, near he Rgv. Rowland Hill's Chapt.l. The ftillowing Agents arc 4sat apPoioted to re,eive Subscriptions, viz. Coventry • bookseller, +~\. . n • - , . , . . • - v. - ' I I ~ , • . , r .. • . . . , . . . .• , , . •' ' ' ' ' . • . . , . . - si , . ••••1 it ii ? A. 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LEONARD, 81161111blireit isniDuragc ~: • - . PROTESTA • .434 t • ••• '.„ - • , ...• ' . , • A -.,. IV ii i g present EVENING, Jnit. 29, ~..t iteir •91 wo'nottsly. • • .„,j• 0, , ''to * , ,,,,,,,,11,,, .tt ~.....,„.. u p AT a ittetereal and • raPicliddiH j ":";: ce ei the : I n '. tbI M EN ERT- easu i end NG• t. 4. enagligr . ...." 1110/ - ' C4 albor • ' ' % il b otrille 11 / 1 0 7.. 5, 1 1 _ 1 4 1 1010441186. X.. 2,, 0 1 ... -.. ..,.• ph t , -•* . .-- • i :• 1 Nd••/!• , die•'' e ' v ''''' ' iti • • " fiwyn ' 61( "le" illuel4 7 NI ill obeys Parish, held in the Chltreh Ali 415 y, In • ' - 14 CATgOLICS, held at Ilni4llowalaio - , TIM ' " Us t4 / 1 ` 61.01r14 " .14e ! g asnOs.ew. Jae % -... • • -. "' TrJgetly. in dye ups, called , ILE:WORSE. 411 Rcetlinition teneined by tbelAsitilb lirmst that port. I. ob. Wand; kmadan, Aut..)ffi,„ ISIS.o • -•••• •• • .:4 1 . .., ‘ ' l6/11101 .j . . ..., • _L' ~ . ,'' . •• pi. 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JOHN HORN BY, Upped Clods Ir -. 4 6„,,.... ~....-..., ,_•• .; , , i !or Illbainieninlo4l4l; •." .tt r L l . ► you A w . ansmnag no the /4 ettlog- •• -' •. , , • gin . 0 " f r it •' A q. 64 --Phi , a.. 64. : Sniped The ilablitirt Rennilltleis wile Mi n ted kin . *VI . 0 47 ate ' .1. that thank/eel eowlirder . ' sinsideeiloalia t ile i4 V Ili lea tztaA-iadatt • • • I • 44r< ''''-' " w ws . A 3 5er,..... Price ~. •_ .- . . , ... ipet . ~ Dissentient: ~ , Ideibe* • - 4194 _, , , a • Ga 3...•••• 'I-. ; Second Pelee, is.- ... +Li latifielanee to the welAtre held haptsibless Of the .„. . . bet,.te . ..-..-". , • ? t " '• , . . , ' t. N °.9 . 2 ` . • -lA '''' •-' • i -* • That Ibis Vestry are of opinion it Is wort asi eepettlent llstisafOrent Britain uud Wood, , : ••• 4 • tall. • •-, U.; Reennd t. • Ewe, tw . , - Minn Petitions to Parliament - ikgbiatt ii w of ;be 2.•Tlatt, fettle the ont•ehise in6irmatiallsollr' . 11.111J) =W 1Pitillmi lte ' . 0i ' n • . THEA ilt ii.lttt Y A t., COVENT 0,11tI)KN. _ , h c aihol j ee. • • eviabld shaft awl' olutplorilpensielt panialit in f jsofteta-, , • • T HIS prosietit ICVENI NG, Jan. 29, wit{ ' aai Mow aeigie.. nes ' to !Mend, sad to the ' That dm Church-Witten, °Wolfe% . !V 1 40 , • - • - ”,e r W rsd Nietr =t B . l4474 o".". .. ' -I. rie" • • . 4: - ' .. ,....i. g ot - ,04, 1 ~ . ovig r isoi ll i , - vie r ' is 1 ... t•leseit ,c llnt/sa 1 " • -'-'"• ' ... . ..• ;, • ' " 1 . eiompatitvoi l /11 t ' f the SA ihne, the New Comedy. In 640 Pea he aPliainted a CA"'""ikr it P ll **tett Petkioans atal an CataAllet la Ohat.o ll 4 SW tle Ile l '..iroer. , Ilr , Moe power to add*, their nniebtale.' • - . : smll `• ' Mic * 4. 'the GiVebthe g i i:at - 0 1 0 1 .41 . 64 44 : te1itik0 I hi - 1 aint 0 - 0/40stratsv "Ami".4o4, .' 4 . . ; '1 3 ,,„ - , k „, - ..." *#•-• *•, . el . act:, rolled loin Ste,vein Pretty, EM). Mia 111 41 1441110 Title** , non ,• i ley . li nr Obit . . •• `• -- • • ' - - • • THE STIJOENTS OF SALAMANCA. ftwthert Simson, Esq. Issite Rabbi pet lapin y trought l .s. 1 _ , , ....-- 1 , 4 •-• :......k.taw ‘ "r "....".4 0 ."'1* ''' 4.1. * r .• ' "Ilik141"11.010"* 4 i l l ..'. , ." • . . , ' .1 . • T winch will be added. the Nrw Grind P•moomione, called Garter Ime s Hap . . 0 frltt r• 4,.. : nay vievii, sor la a -spirit ,of.. "-* i - 0.1.. 7 apt - "Ne't"Peorill". - -•• • • • - . 40." -ethroie ,••• -- . ..r.' , . , 11-•:•..-7. , ••• i L i ii.V.ti.i . :.,ll;tN ANI) TiIK I=l DWARF. Salm Marshal. Eq. 'Theme Lowdisolleals i Eil. 44* "la • load gond alit 1 not h - - • • . against sthe - -RomaW4C • i iga u - • • . . ' •-•-, ~. ••=.• ' •• ''' • r *Pulat",• lo " T.. i o row. l'he Socred °rat rho of The Prlcsatitu - • • A i . VI n , • n ,, n , m ,- -- `,•; • ",1 7 i Ailme noo the vois ior.,.J - •'a N.- tiao - iiii . , ens be cione•ded; i at* 0. '•• • • •Br I t' e m " • ' ' • - '°°' * IV aim% •• t to` • - ' !'" ;- ti aToltit A K ERs . ,r. d Wig BRIM rii sl- mit we" •"*"' 4 ' 4 Mused likehe llaioilattoris :- - .111514 • * • ' e • , feed tileirrellgieur privilestes are al y•lamil ;• • %alive _ •••'"• . • . FIFTVVN GUINEAS 11EWARIn. ' ' ,_ ,GOLD , " To the Right 1140..1.1m Itoed*cllititai 11 0 * • d. Thit la er4er An Colken AO ilikone inehmnatiatt an these i s heelit that 'WY raereir admit hithrilter imonfai i i, ea rstp gr -, i lA°r• on Monday evening last, a ,G 0 Patti/maw aliensbled . ,-V etsi" )ol lit -flighty Interustlag topics, and nt. the sante *et, to defend.and i Church 6 thieve P" 61119 . • • ' and Imo** . 615,. , = - auppart the Protestuot Interest ‘vATC,iI, made by ''' lleockbauk, No. A 617," corral. • "' The Ithratile Peel how of the Charch-fiaißepv. Overseers, h id h • ip sk.se, w i d e , a s o ri eit . i eSablished re, i t •. 3DU e MAIM . led an' the lasislof Civil moil Reif ••• 2=-- Libert, 1•'• ri4ll we 41-• d ' 114,01 0 1 7 i tintent W the albs. Claimsof the Moamar Catholics MINIM Oetwohat • * 'del* • i 0. 11 , 1 4 iewiiled. with double-botionted case i a, l ‘"4 a lout nod Inhithilanit, of the Parish of at, , pril. , SUM , as reetognited by the MUM. Conntilutiou;. -. ' ~.,, CH AIN, with three st:tall jog Vatter:l St. 418 And 5 , . : • ditch, in the County of hlkldlesex. ih Vesitty . teanalgra• • The Meetini therefore ttemped to. form a Satiety, to be la w * * dr • lw awma".with ablimei " Th 'qk i l it 6. "" il li al I ' l l "' N Ll'. . . lir hp -e Name; are hereto ombserthett, -entitled .- ' -. we are roarinceet shot, it watoldbe the 'taw's*** alf slalle. ,• , . , . • • ti hocoer . will bring the aurae to .14 r. linakv.. SeWeller,, T/18 PROTESTANT UNION, "' rejection, their admission Mold be atleaded with - du e : ' • • i N... 1". 4 coveotry- street, Ilriyruartiet. shall receive the above ' . " sheeeth , " That your Pethinners observe with much conceit' nod . ,_ .... trot the Dereaceat'd Strepsirt I f Ow Protests:it Itelleintand the fiir "re fowl 1° t he 't"Ph* at i "kilyeesei es - It ',14501 . : British Constinsiluas toi established at th e Glettutis Retain- li tfte whioe t w be st 7= u dw i geirecti liti : lnu mb e aira k i wl" s t i t w • oitim a d ee " r eve u r :lllwet ' l . re% ad. .-. tiolmistinto to Offices of Tetat and Authority, both Civltsoud • l i on , 1684, 14' 0110- 1; AIIF, A - C4 DEMY is RE-OPENE ;__ _... , _Military. and to she Eternise of I.edislntive Function'. - In order io &elm* the sentnewatt of thin-Meeting, ant the 1 future clitiliOnnateeratt am be.•adasitiests dot art , I.; 4 1,..1 under toe .toreetatta of M:. DUNCAN. Piolt•iror or the; .‘, 'natio is with norriunedtmlisfaction they see their Fellow prittelple• upon which the gorceelx is formed, it Wag • ~ . oreecise that, re* the ciantelef . these *hose nalt•itims,is* ; I ma. hematirs ; the Classical . 41*.e.tiorot coodoeteil by the Rev. t s bjects of the Roidifsh•Church freed from all Pains and Penal- R esa i re d, , • . • terfOli theaten gmentefilly iCtlikapherihs., • k • iitifilitniiitlati lik- • t 1 .10 I; NV. tt totrr, A. M. of ( uwr Cidleee, Cootbrido". 'The. an account of their Relinton, and in I . l te fill en/ 11 7 , 11 , 0t of I. That it o to to this Meeting !bat-the • Roman cathaws ELidnaen, 4 4. .........a Illillre .. ;0 011 effilell"...__ffill 1 0,101 than lel& = to his Iti‘tuoti3n, which nos hccn conducted for upward+ of a century ~, the bi e ,. s h igs „t• mi end i on i b et your p etitioner! rect it their „ dentand as a R lit, under theaame of Catholic ilmnsicipetitis,' l l s _... 1•14 1,'"'":_ r 75 ....'" na ' 7 _2"" rw _____.,'" dil lritr i ri l " ) I "...f_g ; ' 1 ,,,,, : 0,,. ai r: ,i i est reipectutiility. is calculated for the re , eittiffli bounden duty, suit eel, to themsaven, hot to posterity. to lea the repeal of o i l low' m i d disabilities by which they 've o gr ect o The 16 9 4 .10"° 1 .110 4Y W W. 6 "PI 1110,17 0 . I ir 'condition.. - roe 'Ott the endeavours of the Roman Catboltes (notwithstandine l yie as liCeOttln of their relitious tenets. This demand embeneei nut. rich " tid- P a ' rett ' d '' r "I"4° - • • , of F..leigner, who wilt: t.i he i Ittucted la the Enali,h' Lin:- prate. as well at Young Gentlemen preparine. fur the Colleges. numerous concession' already made to them) to attain Po ti- nn l y the exerc i se n r a n ii m i tt i t t an d- une.oh i m it e d ftefi t i e i. Li; ego Own. trout ateee roil" the fnlitrof it ; :tad. if peftons ar I 1;,,. ila,t I,,di i , service, and the valleys dvyartioieLts of Com- eat Power mind• Lenisiolive Authority, and thereby to desthy I berty,*bot initiates the glint •of the most exteo t iv e r o line si t % thin awelcsii#o4 ► were IA itentirt reholiam, because they nit gni • . , racier. that Prate:dant aNendomey to which the people of this Couory t rower. The attainment of their object would enable' the Ito. iwil.erei engibht to I N "m* Mel* ryt i ti wat•lltillhi:Z?' . 0 .A Pi nspeetu; of the E•talolo,loment, with terms of Board and are inelebted. under Provithmee, for the establishment of slew ~ ba u C at h o li c , So vo i oret the pat . • -of tae Church of Eng. . oust, do, if they were • leentsdang• the - power, , , t• :" id rk..ti,.., loos tie li.:•' At Soho-swore. s litherties on a firm and solid hob I for your Pelill..oent con !der boll They would haeligible to slt th e Parliument ;to because 1 " . ' 43 " a l fa i t ti lli * th• t `'• ' •• • ' • - ''' - n" ' ' ,i ) . -lit as a fi xed nod anaherable orinciule.d oar glorious Cot:alto- P.i... 17......411..... 6... k. ac 5.... ...A,. .../..1..4.4. .611 oh.. ..1t....... . IL' °Tait hattbe Ilbe amtisdeisnavehmeemtmo. vr lifeiiiiiiia .-.• ' 1 e mew fir erste to,ariropiggiein.- yo tile inner WUMI, HC OCltt•Ve • ------ • -1-7.—^-4 ---. .. that a different policy would have beeu full of it ; and Turner, Coventry ' • King, printer, Abingdon wsidialtiliit ended In the sbhvers SOU Of tae mil iitul religious ii. • Munn:lrv, bookseller, Will- Pearson, sititinford, Wow:slash. isert;es iittip: pantry, and the destructica of •tile ftlopiachy , i e l t t ift s frombietom- itidinigfird• And bf Mir 'Prate:Whin Establishment. ' . Wat kins, CifenCester . .e: R icbardono, Greenwich - • Shayler, bookseller, Ilkipmy. Greedier, YrokfuArtam • i Andrews, grocer, Ox .. Tinter ; baker, Wrioivileh . 10, Tllll.orle se heiveout yet wit:segos' Rai, fisesiorehle alter. 3 - Alton or aunlionition in the spirit of the Roman Catholic felt- ' lad, to are taiight 'toil to coosfili4'nee.snek change at pre. ' An-tie, todishi.eller, ~„; ~ , 4 , rinti g . i.: tomer, Gravesend scot, as pt nil pr,otmble... 0.11 the t otorney, 4 kilt ,beru staird. hof L II - ill'U l Lt l ini er -■4• 4 ' ' '1i41.4. i i.et b, ni' ll ' ri qd e sr u w 0 d Writer of that persiintion„ of - considerable assitiot6-. dm!, "if ml i tmPui.. . llnP,"ltttees •,7 1 !. v;- ; h;i amp. intro ho, flietirbett . ",'!' b f r i4rl4. he lligei lle :thettnte? • ;til t " Onsiskoller, any •tinedsresends lis inilueste th4t .the noolows;lttuseas „Cathodisii' " a "' '' ' differ in one iota from their 11114T,1i111., be eii hi•r deceives hiimelf, iiilvlshes to deeeive inherv." " Whist their sancessees - were we. ' eitsinti•Ctrliiiidlird - aterkr, Dartford well kink, ; and whist theortelvcs are, they. thus andiqpisesit,s„ 'HiniiiVi ikikgv•lers f ifriPitft- . 011Intaino•streets Csinterhury pi i•claiin. On this grunt''' , thireforr, we Vci Ilial-siti . Whse oo , i v, L _r i s,. Trfarc i e-st,, ..Risoltved ,Govnbier, bookseller, Ashford • usore`tesis pert from ItodintCatholie..abeenektiesylbuniser fore.•-,: Liii.,"" v eki,.. 4 _ 947 . o'f„_ 6ll / 4 /. Er_gel • • l_ttlin,nn,chelObt;W.LeV Mall• 114 tains have found; Apid.-we have unit .I,a looli puck ,througt, urioorrs. c vatPPlTlX-VaXxv eirtiwn, so:limier, trryetllistin (lie histdry of these reisliti4 hi see what 'nor'' be ixperted I,y.!lusttee, P.'ptilnie '. Clitist and Co. Elei•en.o• l ks Protegineis frostings rtlasiiin,vskich iv p sygo ob -ave h w h o „, . 4 e.. 4 : Btirwas ' Agettcl-ofOre, Mete.' DimoOsuctiniseer, Brhisdep . ' • Intsed . - -.1, Cramp, druper Thinet ver eitartged. . , .. sa. ~s• 11. TWA te iii field enistrier the tlitholiesi is ith tile. s t ill• - •'4l.'""ifor A ' • Unit druggist, hfaihstolre Winona tenets t Inch :her Apia j,epp. with safer y 01.4ur if, 00 . 51 „„t E. 's ,. Chandier; Gods-tone . • • 3.B:Cloopinan.lree 'MUM,. sett - ' blittinient, ise nindltief Fir further' politiclif 'poier. 'the lis t., ~Ln6 i iili'hibeAtlVlvvs.t) H rkint; Citrhe,.Pi.st-iielire, i Vitislolow ' bility of (linens& Colifelip, ivitith buts tOs retired Nader the.in- i t ": i t'Orttiomivrieri.,,Rldi . , ; ,.ng I rld_ i _eniell'il"i l4l rvil l itillilf '. ' i fuence of Mir enemy . ; the power of the norosin church , . npelhar ' 4 ' 4 ' 11 '" / "li`eite r, I .`e'i'!,SW ' . " o. 7lNtivelo•4l,l 4 fartscrk •l' Mg to a4tosi exienwvi rue upon stile avilliirity of the Mbar- ' l ' 4l /ePs'ilealiolgaan • - (i. Whitttosthi 11:14liket ' '. • 'W; it.'Abd ' Ito st •' - ' ~. • • • - , it . . . ' . lers.n,9laat, religion, With ia .41:per appointment ail cantina:owe ~ . ~. , ler% . y 01l • %/AI • .., . i., s., in olffee; -raid having the .Ron lotitrenee eptio fte. mitt& of t!" 4 r!felawls'armbill'infigun ' 'e' allIs: Prifirelkiiterirtif . . '. . i ,•.„ biewardoM ‘ priater, I's orw ids ' , ,i ire ...I vitrits , ,..s . .: s .!,:: r , .• • • .. ' a ..' flaiiewno .:-Ziiie rontininscfteieia..loslint ion . tts,seeve hi tbe . p eof their ow,: cioir,cli; owl 'he lonnititist of . the erhee. C. v .' IL; . "Tallejs. h" ( 4 l3o4 efs ' '.., ....Mi . A.11 , i . . I •P.:Lk'il..• J• ~. - &-, r of heres 10 Protestant., for '4% hash 'close tille Ifiuyikli Chlirvell. • • n., r- --. mem. d - , ? ?.,44. i' .144 •:.• • , • The eisadkel iiiroors .. r . dloiras site righs to infilitt the- •he d svie..l tsiniparoi. tonoldiumot t , ;,. -••-....•-Y , A i., . o ._O- 14-loilkivit.t , I. .aIl .. ,_ • s . ~ • !4140ie. , '\'' 1 these tenets, to Otis hour strono..u.ly ni.i int:lined li'y 'her I:l,giot*Pi rah°l s l , ,„„".. !"'''''ln e.. 11 " 1 'n9Clibir 'betilo i' %PM% i it, it , " Lire, I '. • authorities, operate pi, .. erfully ili/t/D the body tpittitiicia4"TeliZ *I A" " .411 Y fovillerevlleh 4 or trunitte..'fm; I . ",akese‘i.ihisitOiet . , ' der It lios;tte to hitrutit f tellies Nos; lical p.. 0 er .. w th ,... e, who. :tad • ills. isepeopyility . (ft Ilse Pr lit . ;:: I. AT,trut, ali t,4 l -1 - " . ...4 - ..ain iti,)6. ' Add, laenring lii 104, *lva IV, we. y adoisi9n Pre 3ll ".Cds t•SD o,lll4'itri 14 esilinseioLuliso •of • ltiii.Firos, t • -'' . • ..,.. • .. . ot thew priucipies arnewarity eutcludri ine. 'Wreath:is of . other i • fele'tt..tik*ai Atti Pirfotli revisleil -nh :••• :., 0 ,,,,., . .•• 4 , .., .. • t • • • 4 - • • inIIIICS uf faits, we emissive that the ntion•diag to the hither --!----'" . ~ • 1 , • . . . . • ,olirel iT'oillr:'ilinse ahe colfseientletaly hold hose prine l o l ,.. f: 1 411-E. R , j. JA.PA N LiLACik *4104 * l. • .-, -0 , ....d..ic Lty • i . - would gre illv o rnatinscr, If n 0 4 ,10101 **Dub out -4;lvii "'A " • "II DAY. and XVt riN, St, - .., , Ito hitall.,itic,•• st..A.'r , * Religion; Liberties. . . ••• . . . Gataitesteitt soy,-us D1.0d4 by -DA if h ad xe d, a,l•ris 4r , .. • • * , 11. Tioltnie . 0 do not see t t the iiveldileftstli 'he 'Whlldllhe' itl, 1101.11()R•Pt. iertvieg nut the - wook littill -'d' ' • ' wet 4 acid, '' :0 1 4IVIOC D .... ..w`' l 4 l 4 i yAbidir? o 49 o 0414 fX4DO Use 4law et sof is, list a ; sand inn ) tie& re site ot labia Nma I' tr. , • hie., • Aistaassterlea . .thp IA • ellicellii hilt trievil' lof . a:,r, Also Awiwo-11NOrthe w/o* A4dt es cho esig 4,,,d ,ss,,, • les. -. „ - N . :- -. •! Cr , ! j..... . :: .' ) ,r/.. -.,•.•• , •,.. 4 .-4 , • , ..- • • • - . ..J,,. ~ . . . . . . ' ACs OUNTANT'S OFFICK. • EXECU'CORS, ADMINISTRATORS, SOLI.;, CITORS, the ore respectfully informed, that they mar; bare their Residu ,ry Accounts properly made nut in the rHrge prescribed by the Stamp Office, ski the Memel, Reeeipts fee: Residues, Shares of Residues, and; Bequests under. the Will e aftl the Distributable Shares under Letters of Administration, cor rectly filled up and passed at the Legacy Office, Shmenet lomse, by applying to Mr.Croode, No. 35, Cursitrie-Itrec:, Chancery-lane. Mr. Crouse begs also to .assure Gentlemen, Assignees,. anti Tradesmen, that he will undertake to bring 4 orteartl, arrange, and organise their Bata , end Accounts, and to put such as may' be in a slate of arrears. CM fusiap, and intricacy, into a state of forwto &less, perspienity.oid.sii4lß•ity ; and he fee 6 cnafideni. from bis hewn ledie of OrteAS gosiness, dad Ili, experience tti, a poortiral Accouaoltd„ . .kf Ryicggotlefal ,sttlisfMtioo to those syho may favour him unit their ciastuattnds. Geottemen of the Law, kitatittßefert. anti others, who require correct solutions incosei coacterditafthe 1 / a blations of Lite *As- surriorer. Illettpiip, and Viloildsosal.ohtain such, by 44 7 dressing as isbore,witls the ar frill:ars of the Oise. • - - -.- ASLIAMONS and Casretpeatfnf y acquaint .the o Notiilit) and Public iit,generril, that a saving fr.nu 4e to 50per.ocnt. tally., price *C. C.UITHES, by applying at tho TAYLOR'S COMPAN.Y .CLPEIICES, 113, New Ruud street ; NO. 8 and 481, 'Strand, near Charing Cross. - Subjoined is a Skfteb itf ! the itrady Maury PRICES : Bea apes fine Coot : ; . £3 15 to £4 4 0 Ditto Super fi ne, or Soper Great Coats 310 to 55 0 I.ndies' Hat•its . . . 6 0 to 616 6 Toilette* or MarseiErs Witistepats . 016 to 018 0 Vitt,. While Ditto, Dress bitto .; 018 to 11 0 Rich Black Silk Ditto . . 16 to 110 Q 11 orsteu stocking Pantaloons . • 1 6 •to 110 0 I)itio 8-Thread. very stout . . . 118 to • 2 5 0 Cloth Pitionot-la . - (I "I. ' 11`3 to I '2 0 KeP.rysiiete I)itto '2 '2 to 2 5 0 liretellei . • .. 1 6 to IIS . 0 Prime Leather Ditto . • 212 to 3 3 0 -LIVERIES. Duffel Jacket kllll Walctcoatoad Cord Breeches . 319 6 dolt of Lowry ..g5 0 to 5 10 Surtout Coot 3 oto 9 16' 1 1 blunt His Ceml t 513t0 6 (0 ()weans ‘ 1 2tol 16 0 Terms of Comfort by tbe Irene, on consideration of returolog their old ones-; S "Wits per Year £l7 0 r. l fftriti per Year . 4E26 10 4 Ditto . '2 .0 I 6: Nitta • . . • SO 10 On the same priori lekfor Coats nal!: 2 Coats per Year £l,) JO 's"Conts par Year ael6 0 4 Ditto . Li lo 6 Ditto • . ' 13 il Geselcipen on joining their. temposlive regimeldsr or rill' te.t . ..43•4, trioipt.m• a ,l ere d b y. his- R, ff { the Comionnder-in-Chiel. Ladies' itiding Messes, teidYddrig Gamilemen's liwohr Ditto, Lade in a superior 4,1 e. • The 'strut figaill charge of those who.take and give.h;o; credit has heenal subject of eniaploisil, A. S. and Co. score the eublie they ail; fine a material differenee la their prices from other homes: iii consequeuer of conducting their hotness tor quick payment, they are mudded to sell for less money than other houses purcluise their goods for.—tientlemen in the country saps plied by sending their awiisare; air on old init. C • NS are prevented from breaking, an d V their :Stitt:6lllv cortiovec!, by W 111 rE. 11 L.l WS ESSE I SCE. Of MUSTARD, universally estreo ei for in; cut . ..ordinary iss tthrunitstisino, Palvies, GOO . y Alf..lions, nod C...tipiniuts of the SlOillaf h ; hut whet e Clio et.; 1..i.t remedy has Leta animist n or arklerted, and cle linv'ha4 netnallv oar, %VIII FIJI l.::11)'S FA MIL Y ItAT tylin ant; verj. siterdilyiheal thrm. l'repoled 4001 I. I:: by lt. Julsoustint, Apothecary, 15, Greek. Hie .1, :Bubo. toweolt. liMeNte :ma rots at 24. 9.1. earl/ ; the Crrate at Iv. lid. S. bv roes Medicine Vender iu Ike Llailed iagdout. hi., a black Ink otinaps wiLli the 01142 " f a. Oil reed on i. ' j. ) y p lo