The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-23 00:00:00

- 1 1904 - - V meal admired awl populiw WORK 4. su perhly embel- Imed with numerous Lov.ivingo by itirtioliAki, It. A.; bath, A. ti.,, Smith, I:. A.; pil l eagle Warren, Ac. mu] t0!..1 at a CheJper Rate than ilse 'esult conausunt and - uu slowd. *.• SELECT POETS. I:. d. • 6.414. t Falconer - 1 if I Wall:v . • 2 el %Natio - - 1 U Linters/OW ••,-/te I Fenton - - 1 6 Parnell 4.0:4, $ el I Rowe - - I t Akeinai - 2 6 1 Bromse 1 6 Plover - - 2 6 %Varian - 1 6 Shetore - 2 6 Moore - - 1 6 rb Malls - - 2 6 'fickell - 1 6 1 Somerville - 2 6 Luasdowne - 1 6 1 Thomsen - 3 0 Canninglustu 1. 6 Gay - - 4 0 nv Coert , - 1 6 Prior - - 4 0 Mittlet -; - I 6 , Butler - - 4 U Blacknsore - 1 61 Milton - - 4 6 Addison - 2 0 Pope - - 4 6 gavage - - 2 0 Young - - 4 Shakespeare 2.0 I Dryden, - - 6 0 SELECT NOVE4.4. s. d. 41. d. Climax asi Mom :. 0 6 Galliver's Trseells 2 0 "trace.:. ... .... 0 6 Sider . . 3 0 L_____ftialili Willi . . . . 1 0 Hamlett* -wwwwq, , . Amon . . 1 0 l ph Amarews `mg • . . 1 0 Female Quixote • $ I. amille ... 1 6 Tilemaelter • # , S i c hi ftrielo the Lit* 1 6 Moral Take 4 # 4 Coostantia 1 6 Comm Fathom, .. .... 4 4 II Ix next World.. 1 6 Tidos of the Genie- 4 6 1 1 1 6 Roderic Random - • 4 %IR of na Aloe 1 6 .Trigin Shaudy ..... I r t 1 6 l'Aiselia y Militia 0 Reatiesoa Grow_ ._..- .1. ii et Wakeßeld Wu 0 Mos Priem ' 9 0 I Gil PoreseisePicitis ?! 4 1 1 11 Lb' " l ig* 3 U 9 0 Lie .11 4 V* 9 6 Otiki Q u e l bote 10 6 Ott ( *Two Sticks.... 9 6 Pamela ll 6 ;petit, upon . . others, merely , whether they should he allowed to exercise their o*n bat *bother 'they should not be i c snwitakltts:-.at i tivail,,a h retigious service different f their own., ' liirOut . sarely utterly inconsist. {,shrill Ithcrsl aggpnlacittened policy that such -grading disabilities aboitid be continued. Tih, t f aihulics liait uniformly ais ; 4layed their loyalty, and their zeal, wheneve'g they had had oppor tunities of being employ /4d in the service of flick country, and were in other respect's a most re 'sliectahlobody. In the county to which he be contended, that any _ ~.asinstanees had happened which were on a sudden' to. change that course of policy which for so long a ,period we had pursued towards our most ancient and faithful ally, • Portugal- 7 .--a 'course of policy which had been uniformly adopted, and to the expediency of which, ample testimony was borne by two persons, one .bf theta of con. .siderable ability, now no more, and the other, perhaps, nut far inferior in ability, he mesht Mr. Secretary Fut and Mr. Secretary Windham, in the Measaret adopted in the year 1868, when id. C , ZY . - 0 6 C.llii.s - 0 6 to o - t 6 Kiel"ler - 0 6 0 6 s'irerld -U 6 Aionlk6 -0 6 Hammond and - 0 6 Allowing - U 6 - 10 With . 1 0 Pinfret -1 0 - 4oor i n - 1 0 0 Iniefinith - 1 0 lunged there were several persons of that person shoe of ancient and respectable families, who, as friends end neighbours, as parents of families, and in• all the relations of society, conducted themselves with the greatest pmpriety, and this.' be believed to be the general character of that body. lie could not, therefore, but hope, upon all these grounds, that a long period would not elopse before, the disabilities under which this body of men at present laboured would be done away, and that they wseld nut be much longer prevented frum attaieing thosceituations•in which they might serve the cause of their country in common with _limit. (anew subjects. . Be was the more induced Portugal WAS ineusectl with . a rrench invasion, and in the language used .by the former in the de claration issued upon that subject. A force waa then sent to Portugal, for the purpose, in tho first ' ' ace, of supporting that country iu its resistaoce 1 . inst the threatened A invasion of the crid) •if d' i : t WAS found impracticable, to takbrarof the° Ilo.crests o f the Porturoace Colonies, mid to re apse the Gurentuswii• thither ;' and lastly, its the I tine of there being 110 hope of resjstanee to the 1 French, to secure the fleet. BoaaParte squat I that tithe unable• to accomplish his purpose 9 and 1 it *as thought advisable, that the toce which had been sent should return without =Jame — ' de. SACRW Nehies Pious lt I. oll• electg 0 6 Mv of Hama Life 1 0 lath A l t.Ezereirem 1 6 _ Didi on beast. . 1 6 tamer out Fabulees • • 1 6 s. d. ow, PrispoThassghts 1 6 Addlson's Evidences ..., 1 6 liPlackolosles*Creatiou 1 6 rikriso's Progreso Y 6 Beivey's Meditations Ito we's Lessen BR] I. .. te ldmiith's Ken's . ! in I glettele, 's Lamar 6 eilireis Idler ..... 3 0 MISCELLANE Bath s. d. tooo 6 Lettere os LHeads it hteArienelaaieer 1 ' uertee's blelogeee— wetrs's Logi c .. The abrie The Ohre Ai:-pedte } AMIIIi F 1)1 r W' • am, e.,epaising deehle the Price _Lemke : Pruned h 3 ell the ' , , , . _a.... ~ .., _ l~ ,; lidLA line of conduct adeptisd 6y others. He restwttill Ott his Noble Friend, almost in his brat irtsplay in his official character, should' lore desghtled ttp use such a mode of argument. It Was siagutsr, however, that one of his Majesty's Ministtrs should now panegyrize that very part of the conduct of the late Administration .towards PurfugAl in 1606, which had until now.been the sukject _of eary sly. tics of obloquy slid cciisdre on the part of Ms Ma. jcsty's present Ministers ; sod . theists Adnsinistre. Goa aright now iiideed•cungratulatztunhelba s that • . , . _ --hid, • ?/' • the .401111 aad aapadiescir of , tellet 4 lo4.b4d thus tardily bees discovesoi auk: hy their !MCCOWN'S. The Noble dogged this forward ist support of Ireib it could bars no: "tile t 'biases being totally different; 4911g,tfit ' )tad been thought most utilisable Itca4aogbampls Portugal, and that .whigh the late Astudallefeiltieds had pursued, was that of a magarmiasiiy *bit* abeuld dulay as long as possible. igvolviag, Idaft couit!ry in.eoutest with France, erliickshmOitde. lay aa l ong as possible that fate' wide,k appease‘ to await her.. Ile did net limo tofisr puts the policy of keeping is I ea! iipes.sbiu • . _ soy , . incr._ .a. Ilarlir _ . _. Cu entertain this hope, basing been authorised to 1 esunstration, is order that the attention of Vassal *tenet pasitiosi in. P0rtL....,- 4 ; :bet ig iota Views( stave, that the Catholics of England were willing ' mikltt not be particularly attracted tioutanli Posta: this isutiey could Minisestes. jasers,icted:ii. !fie to consent that, in granting them those privileges pl.. The line of policy with reference to Porto. ceadect which .they bad adsptesti.4o) fit. , which they aekeil, such means as might be thought gill havingteen thus uniformly tnarked out and sup. seta? By the shameful COfssielitri s tnClAllVltae advisable should be adapted fur the security of th'e ported, he was at a loss to 41)Igi4e what the oh.. by the events whi'eh arose wit 4 111 . ~ ..0 0 . existing es t a bli s h; n enei, nod that IVAWC nut con. jectiun could now be. lleadmitted that the case circesustpiscue of theca 4 01 b091 6 4 1 10. 141Mi rea nary to their religiose opinions and feelings, jje r o r p o rtugal, was now merged in.. that. of Spain ; arriving from different, parts of, th.e4krbikis!.o9o? had stated that he did Rut intend to o ,make any mu. I but waS it to be contended that the cause of the' ceed each other is the course. of 114 hopes •41 lien upon this subject during the present Session, Peninsula was now to be abandoned es *hopeless ? French force was Sent out of PoriValf 0 0, and ha did so with a view to all the circumstances That would, indeed; not only prepare the way to reach Spain time cuqugh to meet oar ariny t es4 of the case of the Catholics in another part of his for the' Usurper, bat stye* flowers iu his path.— pursue it to the very .sitnres of. the oncaills lath Majesty's' ibactiiiiions. Ho trusted that, with, re . m uc h es he deplored the circumstances which had the fetal victory of Coranea was gal*, fqrstiiiA ference to this part of the case, - the letter of his l lately .oecurred in Spain, still he could not con. his must always call .it since it mailed is illagiaalb, Noble Friend (Lord Grenville) would have the sent to give up the cause as hop!lessi; M ec h. of the . genes! Geier who Cosszniessamkelre . rielels, wished for effect. lie begged tenets decidedly to might yet be dune lay OM people of Spain- Their Arley, which, contrary to his t‘lvice, Tag seat la, declare, that to snag atioesi• toevery sentiment, tniifortuecs were not,' to be attributed to them. the North instead of the Seeth.. As. if deeprif of that letter, he must entirely 'selves, but to the vile Government by which they. Milled td set at nuoght.aU experieuce, a aintiliffpyb,, hoped that co temperate and were oppressed. Whatever use might'be made of. Win was again pursued ' ' his AU ' 'Mit , ' - appeal would lead to those con. else expression, he would assert that that the first ! and by the same that disposition , which were so• breach by which the French entered:Apaln,scas to i th 4.4 British arm, Ho wished it to be under. be attribiaeil to. the "wretched Gei l iSlimest of ,tetel/4t,' Minal,caisconduct p. supper s the, object desired to eountry,bywhieh the effort, of the pea Isrere4sa., talked, of i•tideniling Cotholice upon no other ground ralyzed, and they were -left 'Wiest' wet 'pig Ate 'Yuitogotpe twee t • * boot(' he given to the ex- monis of defence. Was' it ngWto sit contettilvdo had. ; eppointed a consistently with liberality that after the treasure we had sari:sided; . and the Miuhtor in Portugal the sollgheus opinions and P blued we hid shed, in the sasitteet of Spein i against say any thing harsh: reepec bier body. The sechnd the most'base and unpriucliplinl at(empt todeprive 'of the propriety , woigiled ley three out of four the Spelish ostlers ofthairliidepentlen.cit7-wes, it there at such ame Ye Alibserat, and by most ofl now vibe Contends:a, filet after all, this we,were. Ministers, when wont to ibis object ; it was to ahaudou this gatleilt people, and leave gielne the tirlicei l ight .„ . . , .. • . ~r....;.'4i04,44! , , ••.; !_•• % ... . • ,_ - • —...: • At . ' . • • ' _. • ......_ f = ~ s _ P P'"----- • ... „.. - - ~ - . - , t-- astioidi...: - ; , #,.. . . =. . . - - - 1 4‘.;•- -; ,_.. •v - "•--..-\ : . • • . ..: r * • - • - .., ... .. , • - • . . ' .. ' - •°*`l! ,;sl.l-0.-ei . y.: ,.. .• • . . 7 .. . ...- • •• • ~. - . 4 4;.i• ~ 'rev •- . . ~ , . , .‘• -• V• . - •!: ',. 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FEBRU ARY .3, Islo. • Ateirita; ; - • • svi . • • ... . . __ N IMPERIAL: PARLIAMENT: - - s w TUEATRE-ROYAL. CO 4IIAItbEN.Ig - worded in a general way, arid be thought it was without support or inistimee, .i , .rte their . r E MORROW liVii?lINP will be a c t e d, a , .......,„,..,_ • b e tt er that it should be so. He 'had little doubt ile.rciless 'Beery? And yet, anima fide •was.to be . • r e 4raita,, ia 'S' Mita.Acts, interspersed with music, HOUSE OF LORDS, Tueisseay, Fee. Si. that the object so much to be dosirml, would be is taketlidad o he 'could hot,seege-whit•kround the the end attained, and Chit a disposition wid(' be PidPotition ii his Majesteellrisiate via, to be re:. Oka THE FREE KNIGHTi; The Royal Ascot was eiven.by Comedeiewito" Wellesley's brought about under thh influence of which, those "dated. Heliad meter heard it denied by any ultra Or. THE EDICT OF CHARLIAIAGNE. Divoree Bill. and a Naturalisation Hilt. The Cominisiiriners were, the Lord Chaeceller, Earl Ba- points which were necessary to its attWnmeut, ,that a, positioS aught to be ealkeo la Poftugal, for .0 able. will he added. a New Farce, called. I A BUDGET OF BLUNDERS. •• therst, and Lord Walsinghana, The Qualification indeniatity tun, the Prince of Wakes would' on both' sides, be conceded. .iiie Lordship the ptirpose of . sappottiag that Connery, if pomi., . • pyre. tor the Bores In be taken of Mr. Brining', at Lease Bin, the 1.500,0:X)/. and 10, 530,0001. Exchequer Bins conclu ded moving ,that the Petitions do lie en s against e. It could nisi, a Course s .be by tu i se ,,, v „ l .,, i g, : e, iu Prince ' s -place, .part-street , from ten Bills passed through a Committee, and Were reported. the Table.-. Ordered. • - suppoted, that a British army 'lgoe mild The Earl of LIVERPOOL laid ne the Tabk Lord Chat - HIS Ismistri - rs itgssaaE...iponatdm.. • 9 • mlintelh Porttigal against France, bat that t ifil "- • poi ls on. ; Lower Gal. '2s. s Upper Galt. Is. ham's Narrative, which was ordered to bepriated. -um, i 4, • The Order isf the Dry for taking ills Majesty's entry eifort ought to, be made Co animate the ' This EVrlliNe, Toe Free fini s h! ., CATHOLI(;S OF ENGLAND. andl 'lttss t eg ire e m lit ts; • sta staideirattg a .Isaiiisg beta inoved, people, and. put' them is it cciiiilitlen the hest --------- ' • TR. i• KING'S rii hn .... Earl GREY presented tat, Petitions front the ~ . 1 r.,. .. , . rilitE Public a r e most respectfully if:ro_fra, ol / 9 Roman Catholica of E n g land , the hait Stating' the Airways re, • '-. 'calculated to r -Mist the enemy. risk*, thatafetes i a ll there win 1 1-' a G"ND M ASK4I- "' Apt " at hardships arisinr , from the el' I •I'ties il The .- hia7q7: 4 II I 4 I LLIZ - Atilliog their it was noir/Ass Cie codletwied, that we wernto give ' To o n , na Monday Even next, thr„Yfitli hist. es tsa n i ,sin er which L or d s hi ps . ott o n ti ot i to • I ..• ~ , As Males. up the Pinfinimia to the easinsy t , to surrender it to tir ow . ro i,, (11, K . Odium, S u pper Mat %Vint* included. they laboured i and respectfully praying to be re- t e s Lyi as u a tag • el ..itt n i a l t i g •b' e 4' '•• • • .I,j a %/4 b.' tth t • i . Atro to b e h a d at lime trfirc la the.flarfallr,tet• Pro - tiered from them ; and the second, expressing 'their . 9- fin IV 01 1 Vili_l9o dill trOlost siert lit resift.. ble Friend, • *aril eito • ' , ''. .... Vivito tie ante s 4100.1. Altered . ea; ~j orveivi st4w itir sircom , , gpolashAkas h it. &ids will be splaltstted upon paying tOs. bd. each for ..,. . pit a , 1) ,.. k ., , iwg A g ott*r „d e ,p re ,...,, t „ b e willingness to -consent to any atrusgetsent that di sci pl e s a. 'flit . ... •.• . . -,i, 5 4:-.. , - - aa j asa c t . ' ' . - Jr • N i is • i ii s Ise Howe iLI 11.41 , 41. , , Might be deemed necessary for the security of rho i r i t b -•-•• ' - -'• ' -i . •• - , ' ..wi • r : 1 7 4 -. P. • ...,...--. NEv gt, tisr Le..traggit .4 existing establish/soots 'av i' • s , ...... ...-J : 0 .. • , • • • ... . .. .. flytigllK.V o iiatt not toN TIMATRE, .. .,•., :. ••'. - itsw.Aoomm L " .4kl4.?. • • ' 44 ". .' l ''' .. t. F' z '••• iti . 7t . .*: Made' OAd ribiliel 'Of thi illai.Ts . • 11 #1 1 1 1 4itirr - Nr ----m--. " lite """ 1 ".1 0 rOW . 1t...1004d0w, . . •• . .' itifePfee! : y li t litrs gowsittanctst, -, - t . t. *ll. . , , Wsta this night to be regaled., nie 1 , at I by Rig ht Hod. . . . . The Petitions having been. nead • , - • . ' •ieneirtetthe set" 4.i,torteliiti, tsoW4a:r. ,• Lordship conaltided, by moving ea addsteSS atoaa, 1""7.,„ it ch...1„.1.,i... . alms EVENING, February 23,, and yes. Ilia fendshipsaid•ise should mutely. •eosr mover •in -thei-efeti t egli, • astei 4 t l j# l. k a , 74 1 1 ••1* :- 4_ .o t c oac ajoli a sy a j ea ty,. • . . , J 'Iola! il, will he presented (el e venth time), a new that they be laid on the table, aril should not pro., th e ' day t leffee ol itil m ili oi l i st • l o sitti: • , a .. 64.6 ..4 . L a i d to.ft E gi vi i 4li g liro ii i f i ri . h oe 14 4 . 0 ., • ~ Pr Alrin-praoalk SPect•ltk• will' urea nresiL"` Ma- bably make soy motion relative to them darns the .t e f e d jute' *4 slettlills.. : appeav d t ie 'the gapelt l '' a task, Spod how painful, a daty it was i te•Aall eon. D reorn tion: . Mowers , ate. the Scale selected y t . vs; I Illt Session. Uo could not, however, omit the opPet- the tabiti Id tlisairttiirt,o '• . ' daa l tur imosk to par Larsfshipi' releolleetialii Prediettoset' oi o , e sl e w Bu l • cat, (num Carn'an. ( omit ))))) and the Id o r letieur trio third.. curled cOR.o Au an d ti,yA- tunity of making a few observations upon thosuii- 'who' the independence o ( r - iiiii iiiiiigiid, .00110cta bid :Corned, al the dial! they were toodii . a s t or. The Laid! . of loin; en the c a u!•,e or w hi c h . jeer to w hiph those Petitions related, .and whiciiiin....dis arrangeinetrt was dltiterst ea which an but slant too totally verified'. bit Irlesitase 4 = . 4 v i e d th e Loma:a:ion of Prince (Aimee. King ilr ie rt•ei r I. Varioto Equestrian Feats of Agilits ; and; whatever point of view coas kt eee d, was one of tbe tr y of 10,000 - Matt siiii•lianoitElnidliatlVithie task *es; he felt it to be his duty tonalrAl.nis b 0 r ...., the wonderful Performances of stos War Hurst, • . i : • . . - greatest' importance. A.t the present momentoes reathiertiti 'Ps,redgal.. • . le liad . aiele 'boisi thivitilit Ifik their LopitstOpo, iliSou a iirdpeititltift Mae NOW 4 . 1 1, 43 ' bri 1 1. . with (26th Vine) the rprlar Pantomime o f crisis, it was Nudely of the utmost consequence to exiisidtent, with asforeaen : to _ (he present ' aka*. 'tallies* tosacri fi re; in additiOn to tllivailoevoliread4 .. •,... ',' Th. LEtiAt; t' i or. II Ait L EQU IN SP EN 1)T II ft Ir r. . , ~. unites!! his Majesty's subjects - heartily and . cor.• ♦ tiott'of • Patti, . . . .. . ttik ehtelf into i new arrisoge. *aided, a million Mete, Pir tbia dile tlsolossaose , " Ihrlopiii. 4lt. Pearce; Clown, Mr. Hartland; mid Colum. diaily in the defence of / b e euentry. Yet, as the ' meat 'with •th Gomirsinient of that comity 4. • the nitrite's they witredilledwpiii id Minesims, . .•.• we no. Parker. . -4 . • . . • pit '241 (linen IL-Doors open at Half past Petitions stated in the most respectful terms, the • der *bleb an addithiniii fbrce of . 10 , 000 meit was theugh his Noble • Friestiflimt nidontly • 11,0. e, is. • • .. . D o; broil la sag pa-r*i. i -- 1 trou , ;: i p kt icl e at half-past Catholics of England were placed under the most , to be maintained there by . this Poterotoevt4 the (rum IblitHiObing 04 to , filtilllk s . and 1101,. '' . 1.4. ' 1, : -- i i ncl Ne . w i l l i4 k a i i i il l e: Li o . cle v co Y iilst e m . ; I, r i:: 1 r eceived degrading disabilities, and were not even permitted- sixpence et which was ettlitititeil as ftillairs: for still more. thal Wire Or MOM lo ,101atioeilt .. i 4 , o6 ,iier.al applausn, twin be sepeated e very livenin g to attain s thoso situations in which Ahoy mush! rata 20;00 , Ci men, 6000064 ; for the additional 10,000 to the bleed or our Olen iletelliliets;•4llol.i. - r WO , r : Hite... der themselves.useful to the cause o f their country; 'emu, 250,0001. ; and 130,00m..th i OlOssersiNirbotii been already ihed, to lead soother airy pi. • It AY TIM KING'S F.‘TENT. mid this, notwithstanding COLT were a -most loyal •it was thought espediencto ini,plos tot the pee_ hopeless cause; to send assistance irhero• ' t.. • filil2 ECONONI (CA 1, DOUBLE RE• and respectable body, at all times ready and eager pen of more elNetuapy disciplining and trajokog inv., could be of no use tti defend that Sehints nib I TREAT I\ti It I:Ci liT ER sTO trEs ief • the SAFE- to j o i n their fellow subjects in promotiag an d de- the Porttlguse troops It W . a% dec6isar t lis i( - in Melt derenaitmt. It wila.aurely tile fcir ihtie . 7ft ~ no. . Gls till/ AGAINST Flit E -It °emirs acid Cii. Ne. 66. , I Hdrui be g lease to inform the Pablir,,that 'cueing the summon inkiest* of the State, end' &indeed, that- he ipecifie . 'ereat) had.. Ilion ilia 114; ; Lordehips to pause, when, tio r tonskdered • t h e ; so . : ()dad Stier:, .4 , , net Save iiiitanteJ InS Majesty : , Patent t, r I k e . I ,),„„ahlor s , . who fulfilled ail their duties in society witb• exam- , elid e d, but thir the lerraiigemeut virhicitifiail ,tai already imposed Span the people; wille •• • • moo they ilagtothen.srlves w ill trefoinl, es inspection, of the Illary nroorietv Thar more indeed :placed in a -entered intO, left it to the discretion • ort is .Ma:. 7 ..tonsidered the number of the brave deism* 1 so. s! ii.stsliz Wilily. beiaga perfect "arranger.' against aay ac- i . 4 -.. . .• , . , . . ~ , . , aro ma! illay 1i.k,),,e1l froin Fire. the dreadful emiseearams I Norse Allulliiit9 (bp. the Latholtcs in e th er palls • jesty's Gciverninent to act according ,to circuus. this country who had already been sacroeo, • liker.. • • d a ic:i hie lal Wt' l know's. These evil; A re totally removed of his bf a j osers doisioivos. In canatiiii.bk , mg.' C 5. _ stances" ' This was •thought the •tatitig er,piidiseit fore they saditioned a fresketspendleure of a ps,if.. • isaa ‘ a "` 4i l'P ee ' zalu c t i 16 /' the a l i k beminit-arthese 54 " v ". t ' Catholic subjects were allowed all the•benefits mode .al *obi tt , -a distance of the Portuguese Ois. 1i0n,.1-10th.of the ansisunt of the luconetter,liie., Arysw.iisii o ovi ;Ain ea% dui Stookey Cliiinales, and a great i y 6 ) offset all be foainl by their ir..e. They are neat and ' t of time usost en la„rgtni toleration , or, in -other -verentent," if a specific triiatThatl been concluded posed upon . the peopfu ; bercitolbejt aMtellemeittile •., 614 A in :4 o'4l3nel, ;ad need only to be known to feetin••• ! wo rds , were eligible to all of fi ces in eutnintro with isilliblittiins '.enilht • have) beck made , !which from risk otaeotherermy withoutansMgoiteto‘imr • t :awl thew '41 1 ;011k approbatioa - tuoilier It int wry artieie . , , isitelsruneit of Ito.noutizi.. that . IS • - their tedow.iehieets.. In behind Catholics were 'ibis cOkfibeilly Varying ciraiiisitineei )f Abe si• . eat this reeling for the' coorr ____ Viet i _ - - . N. C. A variety at s ert nid- 'wad Resister St o ves that bare allowed to atiliwat llagistrates under commissions of tustlossqt . Port 1, it might have beets eumossihie . breast, snit urged hon to make this appeal 10-#o4'. _ :. Iry lea in Sithaus‘e tbr the itinwe Patent !Roves. the peace„go hicomo ... en , at bers of Lay Corpere. • iM:fordisti,SedL ~ 1 •thigerkire, WoUldfassialseco Lordships:. - F ur whit herb they . 6111 ed itpool.4**: ri.e . ' , . - ANTIQUITIES IN CHEA T -Ititt'l•AlN. (ions, vac: pat 'Eriuity. College, at " lei ' , which, .hoste• Unit titterers : fessas . restriction whilst make this .additiorial Men , .„Alt - Imo , ......, • .oaislisof lima, 1510, wiU he peblisised . , to Deity tto. yet, they might take degrees and to vote at elec. by catering into in 6,oais - 00isitst under whirl; ttserk here there w as ..u_y man--h p r ovv : s o. No, 1. Of the ' .. D Ef.ICS OF A N Tiqu IVY ; or, Remains of tions fur Members of Parliament ; ell the Tanks , _was a ltieretionaryikenser s .,advautienialgfil be exiStdd ttie bliiilkilirhe win . ,11 . 101 , t.' , f, ...' . - --'- - Atli it.At S till &IVY% w4l , aimed Vestiges of early TirneV 1 of' 'I . the army Mere 'also is' lieu tai titans, sweep& Oat terteli"‘freliltyY. iimiiiibic fp - c..4rot.tet&p.ust. We laht 4 t - tßriash arb'Y in t I k , POO li filf . N' i fn: '''' . t i ‘ out .tt r o s i.i. litened trees Di:awing' by Mr. Samuel o f a . - 1 14 0 0 ., , General• on the Stud'.- Its leigtand e •Cathatics ht • . ~.Viristarsot•tre'rii, enab ler. - that cribeed. it t.uuld p_t_s* . e_it_t ijse -.L.sk*llo6A . ,rrat. Aectonrhotied wills Naserlpt ivy Sketehee ! . at 414esionoses, -msiolthmebito - • ii'mitirstret ei•th'ei Might. tat insihriliallltg: ' - Were so ~,. irrMr'itiear ;to .. •. ~ C.aitfies. - Ilitis rte' tru'lliM slo e* *le"! an 'Ce la Oav .1i e+er ) idooth l in Numhers. ut 35. each. ;41.11 eta it; a couttnissi of the peaco--could not • he. adviseable. He was at a losS to conceive what bb should know how to 1 found , ...... pp er,./ t6 l oo oelio4ess;t.. .. . . Asset nilic4.itaie tai t i litchints. nut 0116 54L44 oh °c" . I come Members of any Corporation, and worw4le. objection there.maulti be to the poliCy_or Abe mem. teats atathe capacity of the person* it 4, • , ciptive Letter-pic.s.. A ' stave Nundwas will forms a Yid. , Are.• , 1 barrel trout taxing degree s at ettute of the will- sures thus adopted with refetcace . lo Po - l't. tiger, amid such an 'assertion. RA regretted tel :itafieAdat-- •... . ~ . . L a s sa; Published by W. tri.orkr, New flood-street ;A. veapities ; the ranks of the army and navy were 1 hatihe riot heard a friendly voice-talk of euterieg - Noble friend resort to meddle! arg r 7l,l*gAtiti - - mist. Pall-)tall ; t • m' R kiwn, '"' c "" bin ' alld ' close d a- , aiiist then', and even ir, giving sip the into a discussion uporrthe subject,. he should hare some person% had .practieed, not .if iviegeopg . isroool, Neely, and Jo re ., Paternoster-row ; alma sold 10 lig the Booksellers iu the United Kii%d . • • • rink to which they were burn, they should , be. imagined . ettere could have been no opposition' r • wr n• t o ivisether any act 'Wu right tI ~o ; 49 *Odin het • . A • ` tunic privates in any military furoe they were de. the course pointed out in his Majesty's. Message. orrereiria g to the acts orsOmeindividasiotefibea . . rOOKE'S ELEGAN't! EMTIONS .of the! ;pendent upou.the will of others, not merely as to Was it to be cusitaided, that any eireunistiuees entering into a c9inpariton betweeni klisMii and n . .. . . , A , s. d. L 4 1,, uutsisiks, SIMI. SW 1..,=„1 MI I • ! I F• I, i Citiatm of the World .. 4 6 and to every word of th 1 6 Adreatirer ..... 3 0 Rambler I 1 6 ° subscsilitd, and he hope CELLAN ROCS WORILL we114e1111146111 lig appeal s. d. I • s, d. sequeaces E , and to that d .• • •.. 0 6 Watts', Essay, e oft Watts's crest of 0 6 the blend idiom 1 6 , Cooke's Descriptba of bw p i ttsiactllty. thwCwthe et. ... 1 6 Lembo 2 0 2 0 tha t Oitegar, security I Is Iley be bad bawd, or la &palate Wow- Illallig4halllact CO mice each. To accommodate the 11'; . 0.11 ) . kali with tl 1, and the Admirer& 0 bauplelll P fissesi ,of skit res i tte; ITIO N 3 are premed, on eho howl/ additional Plates, Ne Web Ultimo aro &Xi. 'hick was'!" . iil eof shonbore. • . t 4 41,901k1ie ViCabrb' 11 ..kr . C._0KE, 17, Pidermiter- roi l l i i.,ji- , Reds t wee 1 ziegisilikiiglis Vatted 110.kis - - wslss ; 0 A • , 'et. 'N -1' uwe......". waLexclinsta v.:, • liginuay - sys.! - . 1 ursued by his Majesty's - Ministers,. , misconduct on their 'pill; 64.4..,.. iy was. sacrificed. The Ouse r„4 * , • . :t pervaded ail their acts. Tit i tgi; 'cling Portugal attil orgagisiog,44 e t and how did they do it? TilVri ' -- '4 I" person to the situation o f Britisby ugal, of . whous ) hediit "et wish'ter ' irsh: their L.ord ships - _4' ' .- . . ), yof a nitinwing a• R• PARPT, #; 1 noment,, initliof dup. , , ."' ' • . - - ihe referred to the slo - atliZe l itolit / list Wa.• A digDatik hillil: -- i t?' ... - - .. 1 , "::- t:, , . .f."• , -;• Ad* i: :• (• 1 -• .. , ...t. ~ J , • . s' 3 64 ry, u 4 rt 4