The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-07 00:00:00

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L • .. ;0 ,064. 1.-- - - OTV ATION WANTED. , ~,„N G mAN, who has been in the Count e it adey i„ .e 0, a ..ii ._ lipWitills of !Wyatt) years,' an d hoi, PI . ..1 f ibis Practical part of Joinery; and Draping, ti 44. ..,", percpertive, siluCtantibcopc ; writes a good '''',:oltgleroml4 Book:keeping; is dins of e:roxagrng ."irchret or !h a wi n g Loodoit,-w Ito could employ „ - e,i Illi ia ih Department. The Advertiser ~, - ( 1. :0 , ..3 r 1. rind cats give a satisfaCtory trreyeke witi, . For rowdier particulars apply to Mr. John. I ,ler. • VI It v o A I il-Artri, Chraride• . ' % B rij, 4 A V gt(tE, 1.1)1)(:ATE- 1111 . 1 . 0 NIORNING STAkt, LIVER.POOI4, 1.05 TC., a,l BIRMINGHAM 1'441. Coach, h0%14..1, every Nlorning at Eight ticiacit,4iindals ex- *101). Day and Night Coaches , M e rntu;• aw l ~1 , . _ . 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Th.lez•lay, and Saturday, at 4 wo o d" 06 11 0, 1 0 1 / 1. , Siiut.l.ui.pton, Eleter, Nen Wary, Six. *6:c ! k t ..., _ ,ord.)Ni, 'TAILOR.. and NIII,ITAIIX •An t'Nl f.ST RE POSIT()IiI LS No. .S, Str:ind, c i , fe • • n-..re, et trig ut 481. opposite ;Northumberland- • vole.ere to retain his most gratef..l thanks to the Pub. i ir tkir perioacient support; ;and the co,tiiinauce !Ire • i" • . i. luenots C. 111% 1111CeS him that they hove pr ., ve d hi: Ma , an d Werkm:inship. and art in Fitting, together with his .iit Tadr..nd Faihiao. des Ilidinit I)resE.e,; ruing tientlemeu'i Ilusiotr ditto, ~,,, , i4 , ,e,5, •,a),l plain; Servaintfe I.iyeriri.; Leather Breeches . , , dr. ktl3dEllog their res:•ective Regiment?, or gareg od, enteu 1111comdctely cuuipt, autordered by the Commaader in :1 , 1 r.ni ‘l':: , . 1.1?...a Orders duly executed at the following li 0, . r..; .r.N: Ittlinientals, best quality £.lll B 10 0 ti. Na‘ .1 I .:,;:.7ai.. ditto. - - ni 6 San 'Fie' (l Iht i'w.ts, British Wool - 3 v 13 B.;-t Su?eitiae Black or Blue ditto, Spanish Woe! - - 4 11 6 R ee d ri ntil way 01:4) beAtecommottocd with Clothes op Cott 1, win( fr o m 40 i 0.50 per cent. r ge s,l - - 91 0 0 ,:t of Clothes per y ear, We % l quality X 11l 0 0 v ,„,,t,.,ii.tlittit - lit . il,r ditto• • . • . • '29 10 0 - 3.-i U ti ill WIG ti Mtn every other Article proportionabh In/. A Snit of (not lb.:: at c:ir liuuei Notice. - --- - OCK ANI) SI111(; ICA c DI,SPENSARX, 1 I Ha Royal Ilisimess the 'hike of York, President ; and' I*.illoss int .Committee of Governors: — M. P. el of Leitrim John Unlatch, Esq. tl : in Hon. T. inoes Col. 11. Clements, M. P. tdion. R. B. Slreridan, Bd.P. Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan, Mom-' Is J. Barry, M. P. her of the Royal College, 1 ~,, i . W. Jones. M.P. .i• I , ""dms • . The high patronage of this Institution, conducted under We at of a colnlernan of the first profesiinnwl abilities, t i rsTtrs e fy the Pilaw of the stipertne .erkelknce of the plan. t emaliiies with a stricessful prartiee of all diseases impels. weer commuted by the young and nawary, and of their dread- 1 maserecer4. as strirsar... •lehility. Ecc 7 o delicacy, 5e , . , , ref!, and tumour, to enndoeting the rove, hrtirernt otkaisito. he claim of ihi Inotitutina on public' mada l . me,founded. itsbehi,lestaWhhed as a protection to s ociet y against* the ad Vows held nut by empirical enderspretenln this branch f ranee. The first symptoms yieldtn Kienian'a treat oaf... days. The Surgeon may be consulted by either 5 with the greatest peewee , at h is private .hriuse, No. el, leer Ciialotto-street, Iledford-square:, from Nine till Tweise the Morning, nod from Six till Nine o'Clock at Night ; to heal Lttrs and other C..mmunirationarlun Town arid Cohn t. may e h . , e addressed; and ss ill he .;;Inenuilly answered. imit .otorei n i mrtant i/iscavery to the World than the, Know leic of the Transmutation of Nl etals, or the :perpetual iiliirti. K. SA NONV Eli, its the coerce of his Travels is Africa having acquired the krott-.1.•: - -;_o of an Der's, Wars operates a % a ,tiecifle in the Cure ..C. of Corn- - hien iif every description, end - limas many vcrir . prictice in acute dimrder, as a re t itlar-hred iiergtoc. recommends) is irs.4 ht the puhlie,.ns a inn4t sure,satitl prat . ; - ,ti.mei. in that parlateat of human militilies, I,ciaz, from the tiltriYhtlice II a rand au Ailm i y, eriahleil to perfr.rin rilsot safe, 'tilteeil vs 1 radical cures, with,,u, the Mil of NI Tent 31, wisiols, in trio vac iire, proves afroi ne , ntore hkhly prelhdicial Vl:stile liec,:e itself, led/ Ping nedittit, hi the Soma of itre Pa twat, the sad remains of that p •rolictous • Miniial. Ruth, in 4"A, I, fir. S.'s' coon.' enee in she saccessof his Practice, :rod uf . th. , -.;..o;try 464.1effiracious eTects of his Medicine., flint he I..te; hioselfto those who mn4 beenuae his laaticnis tltitt.he till‘rotitly and radically flee them from that l)iaorder,.hots. tier loug standing :mil oh,tiaate may tie the taw ? lir. ANN '.)W El, !nay he consulted every Day, from Teri in thr M.rainz til Nine at Nii,ht, at his Apartments, Mo. 26, Irsidediall-street. . '. 8. Capt , ins or Ships, or Seafaring Met). who are (4 `. l, ;edio pr.icrel in Sea, may he supplied with Nleilieines. asAtertive directions from Mr. S. as ahns'es without am in- Nruptim iii their husirtets. or the progress of the cure. '-' 4II FAIS BISORDER.—DR. FILE•EIL-VN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS. PIM value of this itf.tllible Medicine has been lung proved, that nothing ..f Cie present day can bear enttiventiun with it, in all the different stages Of a certain 1) "me, which it efeetaally cares; and eradicates from the habit, without uniting the-paibful feeliup and exposure that attends s:infanta), without debilitating the C onstitution in any diver, or even reqiiirieg confinement from business, or ft- unction of diet. The radical virtues of these Inesiinmble Drops have proved their claim to public approbation, for more "an 33 yrars. In all the debility Of hot h 4 exci they pear, a new-fatting rest.brative, whes'ice the debility is p roduced b y tea free fi-e of Mercury, by , illicit pleasures, or the etf cts - of wane climate. To traveli•rs, and those going abroad, they 'ror.ot ht recommended ur strongly, as they will receive a 4!.!lsprniy, and toroplite curt' io nil old sitibtlorn Oleeo, 4: l rery weakness that affects the bladde r and organs of urine. "` "' e'n‘' ey wady women hale become Mothers, who for sm.% veittt• been deprived of that happiness.--Stild as hole tal.! and retail, at Mr. Baller'p, Ni. 4, Cheapside corner of Pateniu-ier-rovi ; Belham, Plymouth ? Pack. Huff '; II o *land od Hesston, Plymouth ; Kirot and Lloyd, BiriaMghuin ; amid Lathhurv, Liverpool t Stnitics and ItYnct's 51 a n " Osier 'reewniso, Exeter ; Slants and Baxter. Edinburgh anlGlasp;ow, and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, In Hutt*, of to. 9d. each with ample directions. T h as osuelt to be regretted, as it is indisputably certain, that gretit nom brr or an unforthmtte Class of Fe ll/ars become eirtitna tog certain liieease, from an utter imps-. iih.lity, wt th e ir part, 4 , f paving.theb esor bit a in expence cX acted foe Cere Praditioners gencral, or from the tread sod horror the 'flea of an IL/vital pt•miures upon . their ti!ids; n consideration that induce, Mtaers. JON E'S ond CO. ("a1 have tong contused thkar Profri-ioual Yareuitti to the treat ment of VENEREAL. Ah I'LCT IONS). •to inform she a lave deieription of Patient.. ainl those whose 'liberality and :'.it':"l in them to turionberate their unfortunate si tu 1• 1 e4 that Ticket% for restates. One Guinea rAch, entitling !, • Bearer to a Cliff, may he 11 .t, by personal applilentiOn. e I " (plat paid), tit their No. Si, fli. —°l 3 •ltite. Ir testy heneressary trilateral those ! hole ant kno* Mr. L Y N Is that Ilse utmost 'care 'and mist deka* attendini iviY Paid to were isdividaul, mad u perfect mestablisbineot ri &gin is ( *.mid, , a _ l ,l l r Wilms seam Which hos attended . .10T‘ .7 40 or treating obstinate GIL L'rs mut STU It3iU FxS 4# Lae OR indices bins to otter Sis metetance Gee wee* aelicted with** Attectiallaeltall la aigni lh"t t ic at ' %diet home Erie algidltieck flue Moreingiumli Two. LONDON, WED./404Y, NOPEMBER 7, , 184). BOOKS PUBLISIIkD THIS D4Y. PITT'S SP EECH fliis Day were published, Dedicatedby permission to Lord OnENvitt.s, abd aided by Communications from distinguished Members ofboth Houses of Parliament,/ the Second Editioo, in 3 vols. tlyo. price 11. l li. Wit. tioards A of the CJ • IK 1%.- and CORRECTED • REPORT SPEECHES of the Right Himont - able • WIL LI AM NTT in the HOUSE of COMMONS, from his. En -trance into Pali:anent, in 1781, to-the Close of the Session in .1603. Pilate; fur LONGMAN, HURST, REES, °RIME, and ,BROWN, Paternoster.r.w. ' • Of who.n may be had, • THE BRITISH CICERO, by Timmins Browne, LI.. D. in 3 ,hvo.. price It. Ils. 84.1boardii. • This Day-were publrihrd.. - In Ortavn. the Fourlit Mini" price 9s. bnirds, • EUTURES on DIET slid REGIMEN ; Ite- Ling a Sri einatic InguiFy IMO the most rational Meath of Kesel-dog Health and Prolonging Life ; tTgetker with Physi ologiatl and Chemical Hanka:idol*, caleulaled chiefly - FOR THE USli OF FAMILIES, In artier to banish tae prevailiiig Abases and Prejudices in Lly A. Fs. M. WILLICH, M. I). To a lilch i 3 add d a Postscript. containing a Series of Que ries, addressed to those Patients who are anxious to give an accurate-and satisfactory Accoat.,of their Disorders, When coit.olting Medical Men. • Printed for LONGNI AN, HURST, REES, ORME, and 11R0 WN, Patera:ed. r-row. " This is by for the fullest, most perfect. and • comprehen sive Dietetic S3steus which has yet appeared."—Critical. Ninf. I 00. " 'wows _ This Day w:to published, • 'MOUNTAIN CHLEF ; or, The De wendont "f William Tell, the Deliverer of SwitterlP.nd. vnlf. price 2th.'isairtig. Also, THE BPRCTRE OF THR MOUNTAIN Of . GIItEN A uit ; a very, iuterestiog Historical Rotoance ; 3 voles be kstlike - •- , Printed for Rea. Haglies, TottealiOrn Court:road. Where may be bad, lately published, VIE ROYAL SUFFERER; or, Intrigues of the 18th Century ; 3 ' , Mr. price 13s. 6d. boards. THE BOON ; 3 vols., 13s. 6d.; being an Aothiate to !The Refitcal.' Bs Mrs. West. MINION LP; or, Debaachee : containing Characters of lteal Life; 3 vols . :price Os. boards. By Sophia. Lee. _ TH... ITALIAN MA RAU D ERS ; %vols. price 20s. boards. TUE Bit AVO'S SON ;.3-v.,s. is. hoordti. FUG F,N E D E ROT N ; Y vols. MODERN CHA RAC MRS ; .3 vol.. big. JOE NI MEER'S J ES'll.4 ; new Eftitinn. . • FAMILY 13113LF., WITH 14.F.01,Ht.MbIL•a‘ ‘NtI'LS. Oa theist of-Dreemher.w , it lae rtiabl:atteds In oat 4to. with beautiful -Vignette F.eigravialgs and eri . le 'N. lir.•ar !cry elegantly printed wilioe Royal Paper, V.' gi. • 7 1111 E, tiOLY BIRLF: • . containing the OLD L. AND .NIPAY TESTAMINTH, according to the au ' thooised yelrsloos ; With 14 fates by severat• Leared - OM Pious. irefimers;• on the New Testatinteat •Theti4nre - Bel,a I•aspriartatby Royal Autliori?* twi tioae o of the 1) Re fosanation to which ore added, bY the ne frehent'lz.,irtr,.l§- sertatioto on the several Potties of Ike 'Hiit-i!kriliture,,'llo - Notes, &c. het, • " Loudon: Printed fir %**tey; 169, •Flect-strert ; nrpt Robert Baldwin, Pateritiviter row. **• Consistent pith the hernia df4he Pf wilt be completed In 44 Nmebers,itt 1.. 94.. °ran Wool Parts, at ss. each; but, havicapeltieurled unsiuv slitets heiood theoti-. ginal computation, it will be afterwards necessitrilx tidvateed is price. This advance .will lake place on theist or larniarl, Ibil, when the pru'e This Day was piihtis,va, In gyn. price 7y. lo boards, the F a i n h E4lition.of • ELEMENTS of ELOCUTION ; in which the Principles of Reading and Speaking are investigated ; and latch Patties, Emphasi: awl Intieltinosmf Voire, m are su it a hle to every Variety of Senteke, Are distinctly pointed ont nod v tclained; With Direetio.n► for strengtheniqg and mo dulating toe Voice, so as to render it varied, fortiitsteituid har monious. To4hich is added, A COIIiPI.FTE Yftrii 11 auce, Tone TIIE PASSlONS,,slicwiag how they affect the CounteU of Voice, dtc- • By JAHN . WALKER, Author of the Critical Pritinouseing Dictionary. • P,rinted.forJ.Waliter.; 1V iik ie and ! Kobtotont D. saeOr.nsoand; Cadell and Park s ; Longmont, una, G. Brown ; and .109. - ,lnhrsoo otek FOTH 1)1141.,5 for different Complaints incident to the Sex at va ,)men'of Life. It DitS been truly observed. that w are subjerf to a variety of dineases_ from the nature of the function; they are destined as mothers to pirform; which entails uon Oda weakness, pain, and an interruption of those regular ly le- Mellon: connected with the full -enjoyment of health; to net on the coratitution of the female, and relieve this obstruction, no remedy has been known to operate with such certainty, quicktiesq, and safety, as DR. FOTHERGILL'S FEMALE PILLS; it Dulles high conic and invigoratiag powers, wit h its peculiar quality of relieving fullness, oppresoon, and thine Miter uneasy symptoms which arise from t much blood in the habit ; they are the most certain core fm- nervous. hysteric, tout flatulent complaints, as weiSats the. various other tpcsratalic aired' MS, so common to the sea. DR. FOTH ERG I LL'S PILLS, as a Family Medicine, should' he piosesOon of wary mother, and other guardian, °Vibe Soong who hove females entrusted to their care.. • +.`3114, After repented applicatinM to several of the Faculty for my niece, labouring under a tnenstrealahstruttion, - Width many young women are subject to.at a 'certain critical perhal of life. 1 applied to you, and VOS Trorianaeoded , DR. FO: THERGILL'S FEMALE PILLS; which you prepared; ranted the .young wuntan's tattfphilit tithe A delperate • eve. being rediseed from she 'mostkiesdnitccetistitotiou m tbat ,of ‘ a skeleton* anCeotsbW to pedants the fnartittm elite, hut to toy uttecatoupitmeta, hyAbe use of theee Boxer , of FOTIIER GILre,torriI fiePfect itAi re- Commended them to several , retook* sub j ect to irregularities, wbo have found tke greatest avante tom te :LW. Sir, d *your o bedient servant. • Gracerburch-street, Aug. f 2.. 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S 0 :LASSICS. • - • Goldsmitles Essays .....1 6 .Sheastooe'r.Eisajs;:a....* • 1, 6.1 Joinboa's.ldWz ' 3 0 ..ItITII4I..LAN &d. .Nt*ii Halls !lir 6 Steveueu .Lecture ou Heztioki.;/a.- 6 Life of Colusscl•birdiner 1 6 Feneloa's Dialogues" 1 6 Watts's Logic Q 0, The above Work* may be bad bound, or in separate Nom- 1 bens price Six-peace each: T. rweerantodate the Virtuoso in. koshollisksalmers died tits Asslasieras 114 , 6 6 ' 4 - Prior* SU PI4I,IIO,II r t.:R,LTIONS are printed, no the hest Ve PapesArintasorg additional Plates, which Bditloas are .said at doable tliePtice of the above; ilandee: 'Mated M* C. COOKE, 17, Paternoster-row aed sokl.bys stil the Booksellers in We 'U Kingdom, • s. d. fitizen of the World 3 6 Adventurer ... Rainiger .OUS WORKS. I.d. Watts's Essays • ,• 2 0 Watts's Improvement of the kilnd Cooke's Description of London. .. e 2 0 I'HE ,VETO. TO THE EINTOR, QF THE STATESMAN. Siu t —i sal thrice happy to agree with your Eng lish Catholic Currespondeot; from Bath, miumever I - can. I agree with him then that the generel plan 'of the VETO, or the ARRANGEMENT, calf it whichever . • you please, - was traced out by Me. P arr ten years ago; .that it formed in essential link of that blamed UNION, on ly/hi& he built his hopes :of immortality ; that as by that act, lie.disannened -our Legislative Representativesirom es; -to' it was essentially necessary, , for his bestevolent purposes .iu dui. regard, that lit should dissolve the onion be le/mu us and . our- Clergy; `by vesting in . Ministry the - power of nominating our Bishops and Deem ; and in the neighbouilnehlagistrates and local - Per. sons, that of approving our Parish Pril'sts ; as atiO by .taking upon himself to pay the wfiule of our officiating Clergy, from the Arebbishop down to the Priest's •Vicar. I agree with him likewise, that 'this may be effected without any loss to oar Clergy, or any additional burden to the ' Publics or to.the Catholics of Ireland; by -barely • competing the sem which thelatter actually contd. •blite fur the'support of their religion, and then as sessing them to that amount,'in the form of some firacticable tax. In alkthis; Mr. Ention, I t and all theintelligent part of my countrymen, perfectly agree with the English Catholic . And, 'to be sure, Sir, we Irish clearlY love the name of . PITT !And, , to be sure, we are fond, Co 'distraction, of the blessed UNIGNI . And, to be sure, .nfter surren. dering one Parliament-to:Ministry, weave dying with impatience to make theme present of our Clergy and our Chord; I 'Finally, Sir, we have had such preg. nant proofs of the goottfaith of Ministere ind States :. m en .or , different parties, in the observance of their several promises-to as.; that; having• treated them with all our interests in this world, it cannot be_ suspected - we Will .haiiitte *Moment to confide to than Ali. our . kopesin'thi oast wish that your statesmen and 'Politicians.. timid form . a right idea ia..4lOp..strol bold which Catholicity takes of the sot& of Irishmen ; Abel , would not: trifle with our religiOus feelings, 'and . nlake• our unchangeable re. ' figkm the sublodof their PolitiCal speculations and, experimesis in the manner they do, to the detri. tient' of tbe public welfare, is well as to oar just , and heSitfult' jea!ossy sod anguish. - Wiieu, *fur examplehlr.: PITT find Co. raittedne Irish Oahe lic BriOade,: with Ciitballe Officers tiff! catholiC • • PRICK Chaplains, and having brought the regiments over to England broke them up, putting the offichl and • chaplains upon half pay, and drafting the men into West India regiments ; and o hen whole armies of :Irish Catholics are raised, at pros •t: • (upon the faith of the 4et0f . 1793, %chick alloy's all Catholic mili tary Men, except the chid officers, the free exercise of their religion), 'and sent to Spain, Portugal, and Italy"; and When esem ht those Catholic cou n t; ice • i they are denied-this mterclert of their religion, and. are forced, under the terrors of'the scourge and of death itself, 'to..essist et another kind of service 4 440411* 11 f4l,GrnOtsoti ous .obiections, is tim4*,itiVbilleitli_es lroar:d axe in. seasit►:► of sot tocia44lsltblie faith, and of this • religious persetnlium of _ear poor, brave country. men ? Grid°. you fumy that fon have by this vio. lento actually converted them to the established re ligion ? No l Sir,youhave only made them unhappy, discontented, and worse' soldiers than they other. wise woatd• be. Catholicity is engrafted in their hearts / core, which thby never fail to demonstrate, by earnestly calling for the ministry of their own clergy, at the` article of death, when this is to be had, and they can obtsio permission to avail themselves of it; • But to come to the main subject of this letter : we wish your ptilitieigns well to understaud that we. give a just preference to our religion over all world. • ly considerations, and that we neither value, 'nor • will accept of civil emancipation at the expence of • . its interests or independency. Our antl , People •bate suffered active, and frviently sane guinety persecution for this religion, since the reign of ?stray VIII. dowu to the preterit relit% and they will not now be bullied or bribed out of it. Away then with all VETOS, and tither polities , cal ARRANGEMENTS of. our Clergy and Church, devised by men who, on oilier .ocesttioiev, boast of their opposition to it. If -the:Eeglish• Catholics will bow their necks to the yoke, aottfbeir friends in Parliament will undertake the Ileretriean • task of getting to Act passed upon sac? . sc:aii tor; this 'diminutive Body, we shall sewn . 1.e% new • they will be considered by their brethren -thrret• . (Tut the World 4heiiiran . Ireland will hug their civil. chains rather than put on religious ones. The writer boasts of . the . pretended assent of this • counties of Kildare, TiPperary, and• Mayo, to the projected religious ARS ANGEMENTS ; and he expresses a conOdence of obtaining such support Itheir favour, asao be able Ail- 46 frown into silence 66 and insignificancy 'the Opposers of them." I will not .here cuter ,into . a detail of the means by which a very few Lawyers, or otheriadividuals; ms/ so convene and pack a public meeting, ah to make 'etch *county seem to speak directly the reverse of what it ineanal lot this I prombie• you, Mr, ED!. Lroa,thxt if that plot, whicif I am gadded is news carryies •en for introdneiug the VETO again, um: dative disguised name of the ARRA NaEME.NT 2 shookd appear by the least overt ass , .my i•-quntry. pen shall stiew the same spirit of -opposition to it in the counties of Kildare and Tipperary, ho less • than in all thw , other counties of Ireland ; al they shelved two years . ago. %Wo will neither frown upon our adversaries, nor otherwise lutireidato • them; but this we 'will do, we will publish their numberand their names, to shew-their 'lnsig. • nificancy. We' will, at, the same time, sign our win •ames ;, and if the thing be possible, we will sign with our heart's blood against .all innovations whatsoever in our Chuich or Religion,. in petitions fo tie Legislature, which shalt requite one of your ' English broad.whceled waggons, with eight Itrirsei p to convey them trout Holyhead to Westminster. ' With respect .to the hleeting of Mayo, held at dastlebar, on the 17th of last wootbt end the Re. aolatious in favour of .the Arrangement there do: lured into, which your Correspondent so much . exults in, it is fitting the public should be informed. that the bleating sed - the Resolutions, which :wens eminently liberal and benevolent towards us le tather reapectsi were those of - profesied Protes.: tants ; that Counsellor O'Dortzt., in a speech of two hours length, and of unrivalled strength 'mud eloquence, protested, on the part of the Catholics, against 'the particular Resolution , iA enestiore; and thalson the Vid•r:f the same month, TilE CATHOLICS • theasselves, 'f MAYO,' held theii own Meeting 3 : t ‘tnobe C uti asileb licvoili ti n ti ret .wh at tog en :upli t:l ft,p ei r g 4: r i3 1.0 0. 1 1.4 1 , iT t i o nta .t tt h ogi e r 44 ' to be presented at. the nett Sessirels.",• That One' Consmittee,ba instructed ►o ' 44 4.every 4 $ oere inrsovatincon per Religion or Ecciesiasti. .4o cal i l ' e rtablhboteat, and,that every Member vio. sr loting.seel l instructions shaii, ipaltfoclo, cease to 46 be a Member of "nr. CO(1110111.e.” AN IRISH ROMAN CATH O LIC. • • Sriatai Octotor, 24. -. " r . • -! ." 1. • • J ..~ ~ '~ ~• _.,~ _ 1. (1. • ' •, - fiIxTORICAIL SKETCHES of t.., 'ol.l..Tietst This Day was publ6deti, la Quarto, it lastratrti with May, price2l. S. boards, • Yukio* the t trst, • iIiSTOKICAis 9KETCHE3 of - the SOtTra, .1 of IN DIA, is ao Attempt t 9 truce Ike History of Mr , soor, frigt ,, .te Origia of the Whits; Goveroasent of that State, to the gztidclion of the hfuhaittittedsto Dysausty, Ia 1799 ; fogad.- ed (birds ori It.Qitia. Aattiorities, ehlteried by the Author' while officiatimfur sevrral years as Volitteut &Oleo at the Court of . Qygoor. - By . Litttetruit-Coloitel MASK WILKS. Printeiffur 'LOWMAN, HURST, RRES, ORME, %ad IMO WV; Piarrnnstgr-row. . . 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