The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-08 00:00:00

.. ~•-_ Ids EDITOR of the STORM, " : Si , —I eptaiat yea will, believe what to te ll you, ae tke fact can be attested a i ls w ere present. Going . yeaterdity into e ' . g Chapel, with the vies, ef• being ~ h e i •lsrourse purely divinee - eh o w great mea 111 e surpr ise was, at hearing a potiticaL - red from the pulpit. In all ages • thie4 , li sebeen e audoced spina blending politica l frith **clerical ittlemoitkies. . The *Constance , of the present tunes s t r ong a dictate .to. the Reverend ,( , on, that lt tould not but enquire pre acher was; when ; lo and behold, eat ' t o be the 'eery Pers°n who ba d a Bible to Ms Royal Highness the W A LES, conemuling affic.h and' whom so been said of lite, in-priviteatad'public. . i there is any thing e x treordinal-lin•a disci!) e ' Church looking ;Sion.travlf . attitiating . of piety to hl4ll.lnct folio( entilikess ; but this dedication for obseredirrenteis,. adulation, beats any thing Which We, since the time of DaTere, or since Pat s cation to Lord &Termer'''. His text„ from the ziiith of 11. Corinthians, refs* ... t. ex t r eordinary for the choice, as his eaidel6l b di e rfertglinsidell silk that of . advising_ to believe ribthingill of the Great. The what watt here said in the House of Got e v ectls. Corresponded with dolt aaid•in'' Commons, a few days ago, by Lord . C, except that in this instince, the devititioi from what philosophy, morality, and the we. , ld enjoin in ratiocitunioe, Which from caste to effect ; where's'. Mr. IL impugned the effect, hut left the mese tin himself, though not onimegined by his ' After all was over. and I was quitting go home, a well-informed Gentleman gave for unravelling what appeared to me to.l . mysterious and impediment, as being out - Of a Priest's duty. As well as the circumstance the 'ee Bible, and the elaborately dedications -shove alluded to ; I found her of th e le-fßay Conneil,. anti one quired into the eenduct of the Princets oi , . ~s ty is- . __light' _ . (the last On the list), had made one of the an- ;perform,t. it ry:" ties . , 1 1.°4 44 4 lb: . -- of all religious denominationi, for the Wards of XI- . the P en " su chl9l) ideas Polarises a civil Ate by vise bistro. der a te Bastisbaw, coteman-street, and Cripple. sembly likes this , ko composed of different denomina e He thought it necessary to say this much in an ass dit•e•y : and sari enough it .was so, for be(ore mentality ors' particular conedtit ilo w ioa of our dank blemed or if x t io n g . ,gase ; sa l, .. . for the Parish or. St. Luke, words were Well Out of my: Informant's : mouth, the d 1 himself ts is Atheist or Ildittlivilbat he believes 00 . 104 . 0 f., now . was eptleed os ,und or er k e e n ratron n s eof • •his Royal High- hi s wish ' that no child should he taught any form of Middlesex, tione.• and he wished all to understand, that - it was the eelebdtitm Honourable the MAN of the Aacitas passe , , he .. easp , noes of res th pe e c it On g thiteoccasion a crowd religion in that Instit..ti;n, but only what had R a t us to enter , his Carriage. flit,' SostillbYi.4irrhape ' i:lne:YpoesenaPProotheoe civil ewe l of t, Pfir .tc. istiou, Wire , tibl e e people rittehdecV; 'het th ou gh • the tendency to :promote his moral good. liis oya the highest, or possibly "0 •fisie Atia liar of the.. Iv 1 ., make a Were* itistkatien. appointed s chool-room was capable of contsie!ng eboyt,*,ooo Highnesti - concluded, amidst the . lou d es t a pp lause, which ' tionl bat, sat oil thia,lirlght hand Of the Oar.: sole); for7tise ttatein dime . .b . to of .Csitemts.dmah to the itreem,bllo . perseas„ many Were disapphinted , in otitaseing ad. cengvga • the). Goternor's pew, - duting . the service, till lee, in t-Atiseitts and left++, as well as otie• particular tar -of Orroos? b y L o ra Roble" ,is Pr e e t si ss. ,, , •• attended _ib his words he had tittred 4EI been heard. with returning thanks for the patience with te-00 , *Out three o'clock the few- the Serrnetihmiliteinted ; as perhaps Ate latter 7 4 '0d • to Abe exclusion of ov.ets; that lairs, , .... , s' I oovi Is lle ;4 .bo is . a iKe.74 - i)1 Mika the! Linke - . . ArderMan "vrnOtT,"lgit ili i to the Illustrious Doke, which was re .. 4Ults Let new. e re, p , ,ed. the . thaplts o e f ,.i, t ed h, • ainiser : tastetatem into a political test s bad an tag lii- .te. Fps, 411 4: 7 . 8 IluM g e l ,::11• P. ' litp= tiliose. y..,. .-Hamilton, Rees, by the isitembly with the most enthusiastic app .ruse. In w t he ll r i e l hdi ali lief#ll. l"4 , 10:1troilittf,Seekt*Iilirolgtonwen• at t tcd by the. *Oda - ADV. 0 e is rarld r e el ai li i ssli t ves, "me a L' wofitirbein posts . whic o li f .. Oat!' - sae s , and it . 'nember.olothiergen . tiemen, friends to The Mooting broke up about five o'clock, and se• • , t i me shall be no possession v Ciimstis of toetors' Commons (many years .n.lng's. This what 4he Institutioa. ~.. --•• ..: e..- ~ • • - collected from those present tu aid tab world. era political tool, and &Destine ofstaie. . .. , , ... h: _ si . . fictia 4. ,... , en opened by Mr . 1 * ' nearly 1001 . was Advocate) for this Mal he had.shawn in denaohcing ', I hafe affirmed of this Act; and *hit lam still read y to make, , The u "p i • r p r. Alder- of the•lnsti'ution. After . this, up w at t d h s e of f 200_ gem. cued .• ion whilst I Inc treated wi th indignity and repulse:llV ,plan Wooo,•._;laba may Jostly• be- regarded as the ftseveral a o f the •ichool. by an excell••ht dinner, at the Albion "Pr( thing 141.41"sgieni or' eellie4vPtßiee.m the . °tit' even Ibeesselves.fef Pleadinit for a greater lad more . lociet founder of this Scheel, 'ani . w ho,. it h er ing vices of tbei.elitleter. as Miley .dostratight Irwin,. 4E71. derma celebrated the Anniversary of . regard to the institutions pf our common blurt, than wh a t 4 _ propriote remarks on 'the ol i teet s o u r t e Tavern , Aid ate - street , his Royal . Highness the If this fien'laman• who pots as lis ' 'aind of the Vie" comisten with thus debasing i them into . &Carob' no aW p . pr . •,,,, m „ for further Dec .re introduced Dube' of Kent in toe Chair. Duri 1 - the evening, Of Rrav, shoidd follow up this politically diyine, or-' worldly - M7 - tial - IC - 118 . tPi rl firth`eir u n i ot . ice y ,', for ,the purpose of several cntlemen had an opportunity of expre,:jug dirinolv polifiCal sermon n ut O un elae,• I should he l* 1 meat, attained and confirmed by oar Loan to the tenons re b -' • lly° " 1" that 1 sitkil as if the ' kiv ‘ a ale "Y keTa. delivering a Imelda-on the maitre of the system which their sentiments on the nature tied .._ itn . importance rot! be will define to his auditory what calYmity is. ‘ Who- .weetbraece Of his death , was i ordained to:lossotAted he had invented. • '- 7, . • :', • • ... i Th • lialleatteriaa.SYstt", respecting tv"ich, ° on ri p e - ti namely, that it was -'calculeted to ier it is not publishing that which is false; keit so, It : tea. Act, and knew soeinc again. *the same i o di rd t ei ttl y ll :fe . di gi cu r.; l l 4 r A i Ni th As e stii n : . eti f nic :,,f‘ ra t rui e ttd , - ? t, " l". ? ,..l . re;: ry mir giti a" : :: . alOn moli Pr r e a T te l ' i in 4. a very high degree, the present ~ i tite cannot becaleinniena to spook the tenth eoneerningthe dat a as k wenn ;off eyebbeartlisee,thistaa vices or wielealleeo• of even Rinke . snot Princes. But; 0 . 4 . 0 „ is ordained by .. :dds t, witboateldabseer perourobarootoloodo re- ing scene which that ttecitsPd'i istegenteds - ' -.' a r ' l f . " — se - cleie .. l and that:itspeilanthr. oe inventor merit 4tet to •eoetMee tie besid es . the vented of hit being-the of a ed not only smisersal..thanks, but an. adequate remu- Sir, it was welt said by ono of, °erg:motors the other eeieembeente of-Camer's death_ i anti that w day, when aniniadverting on the phieneied discourses .SD thealmmand of* tatiktea% r i n she hely poor nd w s it o t h G ld o t u i h e t e r„i r a i nd el u id ul t s h: t at his ce w p he he without moneY aeration for thisilevetion which lie had shown during ot fiffejesty , lied taken the greater part of.his life, to vie cause:of eni th i e e p x 7 e r . . of certain other divines, who would fain make us be- e "" nup ' DI " only "- mom 7the death' °f °M t' in qua ' a him by the hind s ,.• and - bad been , the' patron of his M an y appropriate . toasts were given i ser military I lifies himself for his post 4 uut Wt the vety time b f t eelhns. were sung, accompanied- by a system; an - example which bed t een followed H Hive that the Church is in danger, if we admit the two remem b ers tut naafi, _ . (supPoeillfi 111 0 , __ "'las e )! b trtrieet ut the other branches of the Royn h. l Fami l y ., by song s lent cl nd suck was the harmony that pervaded ohe butt Claims of the Catholics ;. he said, that "as well ben als o ... (ana cannot anw p as n i n ce. and Z s ' bp is now qualifying Mated-the number of . -bilye t wh_i . d . ti taught ees in Meeting; the anxiety of ever/ . one present to es there are mitres on the heads of some, there are bin i f _i_r is ed with the parent .iesti- show themselves the friends of the Leecasterian piin ir for it. And the resiesilarance of this, upon this one - the diffet . ent h etloolscon mitres en the heads ' of others."—lklow, Who knotay mon, is, I fear, Boroug h Road , aac ut alto* .11,000, and ciptes, 'that the 'lllustrious Chairman did not think much more unavottieble , than the tOlitrE e r:__. , :i t !: all . that is hee Borough but that flits -tyro,--I was going to say,—in the of what alone ought to be thea remenabered - Wdiscovered•a method.. of teaching of leaving the Chair till half pastteu o'clock. . . . school of flattery and favour, but that his dedication , I't* . • l' . to sew and also to read A considerable sum was al,eco . .-. ~.._._ .. •'•,;,_.~ -' . girls to game) it, then , fleeted on this oft savours The Act concerns not iftelewith .eithes the roan ft, 9 " 1- !. with the same facility as the . b Yarw hich nd at little • • amongst the subscribers of we re savours of the adqf : who ' knows, I say, but that . °bf a iielol as of this cation , easicleaacoonsiDicellii ; what it . 0 12 e 1 2 14 2;_di at s. , fa t e 2 l,e °la. : expense: One-girl,.•the tni . pdonation of SOL from his Royal Highness; Ms. IL-- may have hints dream, wife t [ mitres wantactine, wbliliOntr blu!" .maimed_77 be 7, rforgerd ', description, lii which she . ; . . o l te h st d reS ' ta s te h a t ' 2OO - sehelars,; : ri:a r ddition . to his • former boUnty t and 30 guineas did not dente before his eyes, stalls might. ' Bet, Sir ,Meeting, and . from Mr.- Maxwell Constable - of Everingharn, ia lame .o .. t_hini, o ril of bi v s il loLo a to iiii . t _27u oiliees: ~,..,-.„,, is 0 i wao• . introti w e i cr a to oi t d he me n da o notice= of . aoya. the moral ottbat which I complain of is, eliekhY the "am r s civa or lia . fingko l e tb ` e i other. g a purpose rii a th is world : The pr e sen ted I highness .Yoi.kshire, an independent bet hdie Gentleman, :hove gentleman's doctrine, we must notapeak ill I the Duke of" Ke nt , as a reward far:her meritorimm whose health was proposed _ 7 1 _._ . dra . nk . is w piii of prin.; concert* of tide world, and of ireeleligion, bare u been gen t e;a7y ~43wtioni. etoatrar~One limits 'do . not perinit our entering unbounded' applau t se,. of the "EAT ' . however it ! or base •"rdsid " l°. "ten" and "tat." C4rlatind benevolent r3 act. There mast then be a different *cake foe filittiplerltig !loth" ; to, may so as heaves. 0 to,, earth: . their conduet, from _Ow ap . piled to tote laden§ of ' ce. But we move* lidiesiotfettaliteeiitiefahni to bereetioell is rmsem : , ;) .; fi benevolent friend'. of ,the ttait e .ta dning this on ! t f blame of Cnatcr7sdcatkilboablilt dist we feeble. ila ...,—......--. _ . . • It le Ile %Y.—The Ace:tell/ion fer the Relief of the ordinary persons,. for fear of introdocirtg4 *total dotted to . I:7 o p us,. . . sv, ev --;- • --,teff.:lisp a r e gr d h a a . pi, as ' Aare aft op,por ir . , Hy intimated his inter- Manufacturing and Labouring POor are ,authOrised idea of equality. The clerical censer' forget s , and : elateat bev w c s 4 v, 4 111 !__ . . t . O : sifdte ft hapossible for the-receiver - to te• Butt ~a : " o f ;vin " a more enlarged lecture it that place on to say, that at a meeting of a committee of , the o so... so may his patron perhapc,:what Ltreaw . so vier.. .am • y!'t ll'relfa lrEm .t•tie received ilie , tbisfirst opportunity that o6red. .' • •• • ciety of the people called Methodists, lete th i e n colt per of pooseminge civil oak.; to the.purpose of distinguisia- • . b, Its it permit of ,tlals - 'misty says on the subject of the great letting :theta' ing some Cbriethate frt. , . others; . that • •• • the sot ur i l ,', AO! would turn the Alderman Woot, then expressed w hope that the Dection' with • the Rey. John' WESLEY, at d to make y selves down by folly and vitae- . . • '''' ; : e lorld, ant rart ill 6 mature aid "dewy ' t.. e P` use heir mind and assured thew iris In . Road Cha I London, it was 'agree inbjectofik school for .11 . - Pe, . • i s i t .,D a the tooth - which Comm ordained Ir. And' I. will here add, that ml . .. , . that ester assistance in, publiceollections on the ensuing as , .. _ Fatima awn hsgaiont equif r -• - would be hi the Committee,of this inst. in behalf of the Association for the Relief • - '. •- I chaffing ! the: Dean iagmelfets sombrelheeomMunias in ftliO' i . . flteir . -power in plain English— . . .. •- , . .given •'• • donee to this Act. vim tte coital* of enY.Pfunotion, civil or Insttletton, to forward ,their view s .. ~ lie compli. and Benefit of the Manufacturing and Labouring Whom gilt *dm, it makes 'cloak : -•-• • in sm ary , which ii i mikly_ e illee it, and to order t o . that, to pro- . , mental Lord . Da'rnley on the ready Menny In which , .. - PoOi and it is hoped, tlmt the principal 'congrega. iivas Sir, ' .-•cure witnesses: for t d the meeting •• • 7.. ~... • "wag alga Ms : recelvin g It ; "PP °sin g ' his Lordship harl agreed to pees; e -at . . , bons in nen conn exion, and of oth4e. 'religious de. Your tumble sernet, . him, as.a..Chrialaa, serienelY . . ..,_ .. stated , lesemember the death of Ciamr le SENEX. ( of which, k m O r te ir elpubt, hOw, unkind ' , ever he has '-`" I " wh i ch his Lordship bad laige property , was net fin. •• - --- --•'•s alma me). I arsy challenge him, I to do ibis. I•_ t • ' - - I Otidqd - ca r ds Mi ent' d -~-s~ Taviotork-piame . March 8, 1813. The famous Conti de Craton, wisd figured—in the affair of Henry, in America, has, we are as. slued, recently arrived in this metropolis, and lodged at No. 17, Castle-street, liolboin, at the .Abbt• 11ou5gny's, and has commerieed his operations hem. li e pthed under the name of Edmund 'fryer, signing his t ame Cit. Wydr. ;—reports that be was the only surv'vor in the late shipwrecks at Gibraltar, and has attempted to impose upon respectable indi viduals in the eity ; he confessed himself the same Dc Craton to the Abbe, from whose house he has absconded ; his real name is Soubir?n, born le France, about sixty or seventy miles from Boar &aux ;he has been a notorious impostor oat the-Con tinent, partieularly,at Paris; be has a very prepott gelcilig cnnettonanee and manners, dark complexion; live feet nine and a half inches high, speaks &Wish; } it PA. and we believe Spanish; heetietala Pae raily an air of great importance. -.,. , • . . . • • • . 40.. ' -.. • • . ' " ; ' ., P . i ' ; . •' • - • - .- • • 4-"... - - . -- -;....d.: .•••.. - .. - .. - ....;:tx.r-_ - t•tilif •, . ._ • .r.• . , 1 / 4 . ) - 1 / 4 •s' : , e• ••••• -"." •-• '• , '', • • . - • - 4 . - -,... 4 *:...,.. •-,V.."-..' 1 ,4 ..e"" 4 "' .. '4.. ". • „ • ,• • . SMAN. •-• . ' THE ritSt..e..i:l`.( ~ .4 1: ';: • ::" . .4'.. ' ~,....,- -"• ' 414"ildhifteit dl trying albow°l It and titan-its alistiquinie of -ivitiCiti aka; triad fat: .. . ... • I • A . -A 'n Li . lliE"ItIG11 . T • tiEV,n, .Vt.." oisgsjsrps''' . `n • w . "•••'*Jesesxwv- '.' - ',... ~„..,••• -n ..,...- ':. * „._„ . ....;"4:3' .'•:- ':' sn'tw, ; • .. '' • ''' ' ... 1 tI am aboak 1 •OF W I Stott t• hall •'.' ' • .I: 2 's• &4717 . _ ;. _,..itimoti.Ztuiuir j ._,WF Lt. wawbbloir°4 4l Wi e l i kl 40 ' Anglond, heeteied,• ileri wailin toss, than one toot ' , -,...ainsto,- ' n ' L. . 1 ;7' 747.° Pwr '' •• . !r/ " * " 6 " 4 P erwas4 " Rw ' orafety . two. iniqdral soots viho - hid, 'within Vitae • . bY kwsib l et.. , .... - • ."''' ••• n n ''' - .-'. ' z i a4 " l " e ltr"/" . "' °"' t* "" * " / " lii.bev . hitt ilk years, bean I cOonait;d*ir trial sit telois 114 *•O ."41 Il , t h e F oa m,: ~....to THE. EDITOR OF TOE : 1it1 :, 111 , ',9f; . .. p oi webk et thkeott ..- . . 104.rany mat* esella ..._,....L__. _ ". ••„.i......16 . one in .evi • ,1: I 72. the & dined, by.'a • . Wilt s . -T . The ,opinions. of re g e tsi_ . ,It t oo lle r : ai li .i. , filo . ,tort . latow.frAwt.444o44*.s.elich P er i' W _ ' Tar .- proportion .. . " ' J r! I , • , ••.. ? .than! * pa nte d . anti scrawly pep .. ,imoik g a bled or . ~ us silissigieNe' •• ' • .- -• " ' i i ng. etat iftgiOn s muktPutti This datonisitim fli4perity. he ascribed , ttftlal . - ...• .. 0 , ~ ~.. .. tit n you - ...• v i t l e . h ..-, th - ba ...... .- t i eteottiasiklvOieete - - t E k bu sk to.tlonstost. naca BfAlhe poor taMisotandsond warmly reco m . •' :: .... ii 1 de. thit Ted Act, • that c .1 , ~.. . . . ~.,____'. "1,.." -- ." • Irslidiollicureitt of iiittoporat • • '-.; bait ilit *Wet Ifs ,mantled the adoption of kJ:O system , is' the milt - r .. '' . I r 6rili io n • n 11 ° " Us e more ehetutlit Al t l -4) • 146 .11 411 gim'gw'y ' earip-trierieele pe nal S te t, ativiny'it - lib eels e o l i o milifiltit eitorti4Oe evil. Ito priesthood,,,., 4 4 • griOranY knowJii in the , . ~. 1 1 401tei'li One. '-- f Tilt liteSeAilistiv* '' ' Ogg' 1.;;-' , Ver•.4iiiitteitai4ititi Siitl:-+itirittaril: welched 6 ,4 rtm ._ ~ ... . VW , . r . .i. ice.. ___, -9 iticti subje c ts thomedium of your exc. Ullaptio . 9 4,, i r yo iii-it 141411111161/1 "# 11 : t A4 ' i . r7. 4 "m" - , 1114 • Serittintlectivi benefit of this In s titution, at.in,eo..‘ :- . • ... a .the Tarr Ayr directs, 4 4 4. T111111.1111 Atlliggis : .ssiisilseill;wiss f ltlyorel • , , ~. -rks. •- .. l '....,,"" l ' il .Lif ttle i t ',„ lairgodi tin . tile Ova nteget to satiety whit+ move an . , ...• • . • - . .. „ Imes goes so OUltred,-piated, or taken into any I s4ll ol . i 10.., W i l e kl i Amailikialailiaare ars 04114 4c. in Enxiandl . ke;. AA in . . " * . t Tenn; 4* . iii " lie a1iy. . 01,1114 0 40,,. . swirc thi r om m acris — .4 7 . 74 - . from_ .... - eilistettl . Jigiii , e , pe_ ,, or Upon the 'literal principta - • -.... , Geil a 14110 s .or next Session : after such stitnillitanciti ,plaiblitit in ilisAiiiiijois isiselais tiiimeeispent . , s i to me • imp, o?Prra„.W 10001 .0;n - lon'. NO° . Acetiends h' .ll' at • ii l I hat -. ~.,.. ....',, . • t • - 1, itt !M . - period . ittlssrinoviLs tb#re, no d i stinction of ie.. gee who the 1 open Court, takthe colony oit4e of, ateirealsiey .a - 4 - ; dt et-shir. Meech if gag roes, 4.7. • this ea " • ise dine 011itouln e ak.s ms t o t aa i o ssimiloa istOortiesscsa. • q; ' IV . 1141111.41 Oleos Ittaknown.,. and poor „ &Holten received this . - ..' : ; ..,,. he tdini d . altiip....ianeei and at 'the some Drake_ Oa a certificate meontiog oi the twore ot eve &with; sloe at all raying lts •tga- i benefit. 4lt hout.r4 ll to **Aft' 'Wit pu rem* *era • • , ail dedicated • lailiejtitentg reefeised the Socramisat qf ,14.-40 . ries ‘ taw, Iwo, ewe , majair i tany eitter, .. l4 ite..elepeee, digit imi ! 40 4 010 o i, ptosegsarti,. bald . the p m i n dice t hick • . .. -,... ... i - Pittway of... B iPPut, according to the nap - 0„illio• Eliot it of, , tiwilelti. of CHUM 611114 1 nit' tOettliliulii ' , Waiting if It :* Otto* edited in that. errantry against the •fornier,. wall . ..., ._. so . entett. . hee England, within three mootlisila soma - fille . c i turt rde l n is t. Not . '.under the hands of the, Minister and ' c. • th t 110Wwilt atft PiliPm ike IHF!toWuiilli thelsent ...l l74tilage nttdit:• -f ititivb iviiske :•a lt vit ttle ;vi Deerimwr encAust , ..l .fi two de istoe -ne t i.:iii ta s titt n7 . tivit i l . be' c 7e n iv e n i slo i le \ d rei a l n bl i r tnr* Lan-; ........,... • •• 7:....'1'./ r .; • , and tasks, proof thereof by t*ti • takili !" , ' ..-f05, 41 _,..1 , :. ..._. ~__.-,L ... ..,.1......._,___• ~,_,—,aister to lie. of the . „greatest benefit , tors • n thli_ ._ 4 :' . ' -..). : . disciple of the stieitst. upon.Oittli;-&c." • •% ' •!• It' :41 tie n:. I;Vi I. 'rvit*Tattort 6. 0:....... 110 t Att i l a * elr - llle_-nwTvmlet.,,_ u . -Awsissiirtvcittob they Oversaw , Awl Viet tins sip: 7::... '': -.., A Ng a honk &I V, •vi l litt Penal part of this Cfillatti IS 11.140 1 110 r. hit* ot slitirliakil° l4l . 69lll "K ' s " e • al "' ll* ` 117 " 1 " . Ott si the pact recolved•fronttive Ril :I D'ilie heit --•• .. '-• -1. tit the the style, ot " . • . 77"" Atari' titre that shall rifOten Or-tsegisel; i t9 'lot__ L . thp.,„b..-h rid it, tei ktleetigge.Y.b!" *WM, tyre the wot iet trerfti, .y . 11 too . , d:t.10w....f. t . ....z iwi.. . i . olie .;. - s • 3 fmily, gm,: kid be , 10 , ree :.. . . . : ~.. . .. , 1 , 4 pose, to ascertida Lot . Pew% taker v and 1" ii.licik', 4 ,lr 4 .) . P'eceted all • Saalmi "!, * " ti -T‘.. • 1 4: 1 4 •--.- mis s y Agee' ;ao a q militteatlatimithiel ;All I s e • • with bitliwirtiti fo. nat.' . ' - g ; i • ' . di• Staid . an d shalka ft erittirds ea • am . i -•--- -- • - y e t ' ' ••-- • - aot "thew rt, or be eilpirbk; of 1t : ail Ifiti to ,Mehl entilait '' sliiitnitalighnets ihe - Date Or. K ENT ', 'iliS flit ' . f-''' . ... 7 have heard 0 . • , . ~- ... _,, y of!hitatudlitee.s or employmuntits • Shall. trim .____ -- ,L . --,..,,- - " Al s, t hi s Musisolai ;thie f ' let 'brigades WOW Obstaittimetie law •by tittlt ' n bfei to tiiiireis wittim, stieient wii.'oUtit .. ..1., a - I - r . Pittolt! 3 oath -• 1 mimmtorth• lielitilitbled....fitts'Ttellitle Or melt Parto at. ',., ._ .„ siiiiif he boo oeceunpd at a theemet Ante he &ft . 000 , 0 16 , 14 se u rtriek t ements :f o i, th e ish i l r e c .„„ p ii o s e ,, s om i t , ~ ..7....--..-- r • ',.' beipetaken i don,' billn, Plaistow; information lie Condi ,ot-... l A N; ../I 1 "" I 110grelkle, and aver nay sliest Rio t pie aprogirt it ft.i. . had.mt *Ni pakt,him. 'Be. had pit rotisef thi4lll: .- •-„- - 77; -;.• me , 5, was as •or to prososeter4myouit in lair Ctiorkof,llgaitfp g i n ,4 * ,,,es ey o ti a isio& - „ .. ! si *0 ,4 g io re,,,, e ms eik -mte.Th e ,_ t ritutyonit,gOve. it • Meld out real advaittagra t: •, -- ~,. is t attlib is, foi"' Vs i t9. , tiP.T .0 0 6 ..1 1 7, - , •-• rolifig. bola billiorigli ioitseliiii .014 6 . 10 % . or Villioolo‘ riatts r minAly,,and ' vela* :he • looked around hint, he , ~ • .. ... *tar hia ser tet hi itl ! III I . : 44 1.• )7 • tit n;.- / 141 0 m ietaet4. " l " 44ll4l b 6t a llet * e4 461w P mtb " tre g thity kilt a positive essotance.'lliet . ...it Obuld tbrite. So '.-- , • - ••••- s ' •• ' Otatitj•llegacy ?4 t. 91401077-9 „„; - -tiP;' Igli•OudeParticilitlihtitativifiiiriesieekstivithia such &Met' peach had gireatlY been mid' on the benefits resoi. i t * ''• -' , rite tenoor of • osie.__s4biy, Sha ll Tn o re . v o r , filfel e (i' I : . : ..„ ' .ipplAte time , far ci,*Edow Fors*. Aid tkoo d hi; doss not II~ ID, yesterday, , s ome per=sons ik e i tscs o n si ce d to is up e. t; - th a t b 1 7,fiiitid A ostseti Orbit's o* t Seabee hisiiArsOir, yet Umpire's tile from r. Lancaster's system, that .. .. = chrtits,i lA effect, au t by .. . segue • - e - sQ r e ns ibled for him to say. He Could not, however, . ..-- 7 ". --.• • il • the !loose of thoogh the ..14acrantentir.ekviiteit-; - end' ;it tertiffeatg . . be‘ sinnolthis itio4 .(lseloiresol lit.Sarlons; and Terrain from - observing, that he felt a great degree of - soil proof 'wide theyeof f as the 7,Avvroftestin r 'Simi, al " l' - lilt : ineonising as different froolle, as .tht favour of an earthly Prince 'p ride in „recollecting that Its •first `lntroduction aroso f 0 directs ; yet it is not verehtediiirit testor qualit an was Brea - ter 6 ft al the fav ou r 'a Gee. Amt. ta fn. th ose. w ho ar e not fram.that respected and revered So v e re i g n , whoee'si- • '' . , don for *plate tlt was to comWt Sigh. 1911 1 : Okrisilfasie their limits; it retoirei theta either to cornetts this • ' t a tt o o a4 - thet moment wee the object of unicersd . . • . if 14". d troth that •Ilicbnp BOAtit,isit"Olittittlitfikok :Of /lie: ' • ises o m m sr toititatiors of Ward biaiself;: aid to bear a part • "riot rhrt i g hi ?t t h e nat i on . [Ai v g ause .] With .._ is 'tit - 411 'non Rights . of Suljeds- gefeirde,d, 'Old' iioi NO e. . whu 4.01140,0 e partici; ;iielimige of darn loristkia professioa ; : ek_.>. , H. vehemen tly of de Sacrusooka red,Coatiiiireti,, irei - iii •or to tfaett ill their best nd vesSest Interests in. this Ma. id to Di.. Bell's system his TRayal Highnest ' I : i,. ' lutt he ' ma not wish to ' underrate its merits ; : ~'.: - ~.: • " mild And that ' us e the former rather than the stated, t nntoueheriiii : following pastages will folficivnlty.evilue 1-'6. n •. w • . these Pe . .. •.. ... , bit. be bad given the preference to .. . Mr. Lancaster's, - • --,:. . ' is not Dear se great a r =dreg as i t . i, that say thristiotas . s hearers I'!-- 1 I. The eelehration,of the [Area *merles Ontainettami •. n partial- the l o n e ! , to lava by Our lasi to the ieelooireasembraart df bis death. - l atter, sad applaud an Act which lays this necessity on be.esust it admitted all daises of religion to them.-• Pages 47, 48: -. . pate in its benefits, on the same broad basis. What . ~ . ~.... t . . .. 11. It Is made, by the P. 14 -Ace, the lassooseat of - education was cont. . . • , part of their gi'Ve .- Inef v "" s ; den once% this is Midget& roe -thw‘.wilholl4.lrhietsi ln closing the extracts from Bishop HOADLIY,, I" the mechanical oaSo cfrangeli' mik e comm a b e p osseme d, i s ma d e . th e i msy s e s see s o f ne t s _ , beg leave to reserve the privilege of adding - a few re 7 p n pleted . 1 it rent . „ ained with the .Ministcri of each rel i- ant of the Urns salon , i once the receis t i w eg the eels's possetstd :miss tiler 's that, without init m y. . . merits etn future. period, and rem ain , - • •• i gion to teach the children the peciitiar tenets ortheir .• ...,,- . i Sir, yoor s &c. &c. • • ! parents. - nit - National Institution had not pros. . ' ' I ireinwstafli° ;oily ;id!: be oat tknissirearat of so& powessioas! it - ! pared as this ' had done, from the. inisapplication or . V ) y and piiiicers . 01m,, • ~ ; - ,•.. •.. •• ... • .. : __._.: __ ._ _ .„ _ ROYAL LANG ASTOR...4IN INSTITUTION. *the mans. Which it had in its poweeihind if the teem- .. d t h at a m oo ,. ! 111. It iv by this Act, takt r ingtrTisent of poeser i pbent of it would only take the. trouble of informing . Y • ' wiiio• had ._ 1 civil ogees to soave parties Wielainl . (al 'weir as . ' . - - 4........00...:/.. , ,‘ • themselves of the real nature of -the Lancasteriati I - `"" and Infidels), and of ere slim. An Atheist, or ea s.. Oa Friday, theßoyal Lanc3iterian SchooLin Noah- plan , cells of WAVES add, who perfellea the "tward lets 'witch other e"1/121111141til Street, City Road, for the Education of 1000 boy s 'they *mild find it not only not injurious, but that t might - be rendered complete for their purpose. • i ... ..f 'lto an. : oerform. W sassily with them oaalieed for a civil °See A ~,, It ''a!' , J t ! ~ g Wards of . .... rrnme•nata ...nnrn.natnan... for the ins' cellar's 'upon me). I may cbaleoge him, I say, tad° this, I ."11, . .”1 "'' • A%" %.....r ..-- •-•ts- r•-tg-• -; v • - withoot reaeiriag it with another purpose of heart also, sic the i ;PAW ht the pion of the In*tent' scrum!, yet that • • ' COI? N I.: XCH A NUL Menem 8. purpose of qualify's* WNW for an winc e; the purpose of 1, children reading there Wad been admitted to ~.,Thereg i tle a awod, _3lllply of War it this day, fit Is. advance. inakiag it msbservient to that 01,44-the purpose of gpiog I,os Ittbettefito ;: and he hoped . thit th e extens io n would 11 7 1 414 4 . 1e :r4V:A ril lr ot i a . 8 17: 1 0 ; t r Z e n ; a : e a a l : tewpOodeeiort with his, witopcomkthe.PlOVale of dhtiorinhv loieinno•fOtaer*l. : • . ). , • •• • • • lag himself frau ' ether 01100111. Ant if these' Purposos,,aye ',,..fi t he Diiiio r state d , t hi t„ h i p :pii i i e i c i i i " t o e. ru be* .11: 1 11412") . r 1 . . iNte New ditt0... 1 ....4 . .....00 Ott ; soot contrary tothepurfinielbi'which.ooly Cattier ordained iti 'f or int ott i h i l i b' i stme4 e,b o , wati,.kiditheog - o f- ' th i s ettlr....) • • • • • h... itkiii. . 6 86 . then the perpow• - othetraitrigidsiegent thisifolid oily, arosit , ir J ae. .. a -0• _ ~ ‘..,, .. , 'we , ._ -„, ~ tr i ii t :,*, • . .1! 7,1 . Eirk 4..,..,....; . n a costrary in their Ware esid-seadaidslo.oo -Piarpose -of ,boart. *lltnr_k!!!! Itua-Awn aeltalahaloa . ..... relu ''itY• ay . '' ;.::::::;: ~%°°., . 2 i t tti t iz . 74461.1 0 . %: . ... , r , 2 6 / which regains- she erecerns of masher life only ; itad ni t *swot 10 504 11011 ' itel# lllll d l o 6 INF la : ncll 4 ' int...., . 0 '.lllll 'lii • •.,.. 4i • 00 00 membatatc oaly.st Ms. : Mei' irtsight fifh • and fm ifs liihehloOthetiblire areeett 1040 01 4• 0111 , 404 `On " 1141144 " 44 " ' . so sa -• . , .:. itedatuttot religlossin4Aolpleatiliiiellat children:4f Flu° ( 14 !.i.1ef0) --.••••:•4 1 :. . et'. .* .14 46, • mew ditto ' • 105 110 ! liikie. the ihsf4ct requires 11 . 0 ba rice.ieed Air a * quail** 104414 Acelyk the • biestivai)t . lisislon, yitheet o re , war ; 4 ;,....7.•, : , , V 4,•'117. • 10010 i tioa, whims wine* sorittip Pip! ippon& OD ihalt s hot be ' 080141 . 4•16-Plakiiiir Isy vipre64 4 , l 7 , i nt b4:-: • •: ..,, •, t „ ul,rvrir •- • ' i.: • i ivelL '•• -.. .- .1 4- 'A i 4cip 8. 'wood. Thistarese, Ito ooe an reißtieletio " e ili c ilie- 1 . ibli 0 , 1 00, 'VI( t° 4o . l j l Aty, with/int recoernhertei tease. o tl oll ol.,_ l. Wil l " • fiiat the . OA i t L • - ' •. . •• ' I" U 6 e .y. 'II woe 4eaio. , - . a 0 I ntlistkillooh lotus Beet_,; . 4 , 1 1l sao:b.l .' -I ' . 4 co l ik ebb k t • 1 .. si:to receive it to tid0#4406.0 t g i ngTweijli,?wiwg• _., _ ' . 44 . pi 4. 4- ( 0 11 . othi bit ti o nw i fi t .; .... ... ,a, . • • ,•.• ~ ific4n rili. Ok Wh.... ,".... ~.,,...... ..... :111„ . 10, that he does so; ei Without 0 It af, It es A.,eite pot. -. mr il.. ht .p . tm • 4 : betstlig2. Re_ • • ei t o .it t t 7 14 4•••• r • • • .. a l l" C " . dilfitbelie.artierilOilla al 4 l.l4l k illaiel 4, t b bi l l ikaa4 ' dOMIA.. * .----71 '. 1 ' • ~ ~.i • 70. the 044,1x.4,1110,, 0471 ..fet: .. : ••,' ..e... ..k . MG •41.0•4;444. a . ne Pagekno *Miler . 1.1i;...a w-srit... 7 ' *' ' ; •!t , f 4,4::" voißr."PelViit It .r . l an not m o r k emij o t i wodApprap v iar ig„, nind of asst cation of Ate poOri . _ “alnifit he- • 1.. 'H M. ' ',l .. '' •' ' 7 . . lows of on , iiiii m ilusitaggeragli, th v et di oi always wont:its e l ects fir 44%44 and Scothuo..... In the i e l , .t. . , . les. N. i law de erne iteetliait aid ligeollialh4 *Oat a , *clad tatter; *ldea thi . lower gime cee l6 aliaolt ill : 0114 • 'l O % ' • :::: it . a WO* -1 Z Ot •• 't• • . . - ' , . .. ,