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That this Committee. which has the honour to ielivesent the Protestant Friends of Religious Ltherty—th e , 4 „. 1 pumer.m tangregations of Dissenters; and Culviuistir Menus diste in the Metropolis—and mans' hundred Collarf c aSi on , ,f , ,StriOUS denoisliontions, in Eneland nod Wales, will invariably_ suitintaht that liberty of ronseience ts an onalleleable-righ's of aftu mankind, a hich night ever to he held mist sacred, and that. the enjoyment of such liberty mtist'lle Incomplet- as long a. any ' man croi lawfully interrupt the enjoyment—and that 414E041.m5. 'Mali therefore be persevering to eleaM the Repeal of evetv, Petal LaW which prevents the complete eijotyment of Retie- Ili* Liberty. 2d. That this Committee cannot receive the Act. which has this day nlmitied the Rat at AsSent, ~ For Rene:ding. certain' " Acts and A inendieg mites . Arts relative. in Bee K t il os w ar .. 1" shin and Assembliee, nut Persons teaching or preaching there : ":in " wish perfect satisfaetiont—yet. as that Act %ILI appeal fitieniart so jolly obnoxious. a. the 'Five Mile and Conveutiele 1 jtie.k, as it .01; i nee ..... e the teleration and pworetion before 401 101 e 4 — anal 11 , it iindka ten the elij,feiwt. of Elena opt/aims its I the Administration and ‘ , ..e I. 4:-Iftivie. thi. Cumaittift at. ceps t hat measare with considerable delight, andelierish fervent literititede to all the promos by whose eTurt. the heorit has bee I' obtained. • - Sd. That, to tlie.RWet lionouraNe the Ertel •of Liver talk i f First Lord of the Trenotry. &c. they must therefore express their sintere and ardent Thanks. for his p.lite hod respecthil i istientioit to the communications of this Committee for the frank and esmillatory proceedings he adopted, for th e liherol 1 setitiownts he repeatedly expressed, and for the perveyeritet Aindness aith which he afforded to the Act his commit idol pneerfut support. . . , 411*. That their ?hooks beefs. preopeted In the Right I:Fa vourable Lord Litton. Lord Digit Cinuscellior of Great... Britain ; te the Right Honourable fiord Castlereagh, ene of his. Majesty's Principal. Secretaries of State; to the Hight Hisiameniole Ni-' ' cholas Vansittart, Chancelbor of the Exchequer; and to the 1 otter Members of Administration ' who have iittroduceit and ! supported this Act , and contributed to its success, by their me ritorious and friendly exertions. 1 Mi. That approving of the principles asserted b)• the Right Honourable lent Stanhope in the Bill which he introduced to i Patilameie. for the Annie& tau of all Penal Lows restricting the freedom of Religious Worship, and grateful for the a.eistence whleh he has cheerfully offorded during the progress of the Act, this Committee teqeest him to accept theiv-assuratices of high consideration rod of suatected respect. MIL That this Committee would mnnifest inattention and is gratitudes if they neglected any opportunity to announce their grateful esteem to the Right Hinsour,abM Lord Holland, for his ''tent exerting' in their favour, tied for the zeal which he hits invariably manifested in the great eamie of Religious Liberty. .7. That the direct or practical support promised or afforded to this Committee, by the Dukes of Norfolk mul Medford; Marquises Lawton°. nod Douglass Earls Oxford, Calmar von, Moira, Darnley, Donseetsinore. Grey, Ito:styli, and Lau derdale, and Lard Erskine stied by Thomas Bitut4Esit. M. P 4 James Stephen, Esq. M. P.; William Wilberforce, Esq.M.P.i and. other Members of both Houses of Pasliosnacut ; and the • spoataneous alatrity manifested by Samuel Whitbread, Erie. N. P. to advocate the Rights of Protestant Dissenters when as-' sailed by_ slew wad detrimeetal eonstruetions of the Acts of To leration, entitle those Noblemen and Gentletuca to the swimuted nod grateful acknowledgments of this Committee. [6th. That thesolicitootp anxiety for the reatuvil of all °betimes lions to the prumulgetioti of Religions Truth, and the' love of Religiose' Liberty, displayed bit • the Committee for Guarding the Privileges of the Methodist Society." iii their : cordial co operation wish this Goininittee merit ardent praise, :oil justifyexectetioas of th eir- hawse Leitotanee • nod undimeloolicti sup- Pp• • - 9 n th. That. the judicious, zealous. and indefnilgabk exertions of Thomas Pell ot aid John Walks, Esqrs. the Secretaries to this Committee, have essentially contributed to their present sue 'two, and deserve their highest upprohation and warmest Thanks. 10111. That these Renaud , ns he publicly advertised. sighed b y the Chairman, and be respeetfully . eousasuoicated to she Noble men and Gentlemen to whom they relate. . SAMUEL MILLS, Chairman. I-".. Y.. a~ • -BOOKS 1 4 ISHED TILLY, DAY. - • • • . GEOGRAPHY bOtt. I•CtiOGIS, . A New rAltion,• enlarger; i.. &•improved, ir r y4, ,(tutees wal k own ards of Si sty beautiful Loofas logs, repots seoliiter tae 1/resset. Guttoins. and Habitat tooistr dl Nutioo., l with otriwrout Maps, Etc. price 11,: bound, ... (21 PA)G RAPII on POPULAR. PL AN, for the . 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GOLDSMITH. tittle:L:lo( dry Details relative to Objects not adapted to toe Foot Hod Eitrinvity of Youth,' this fork is sole), o•-, 4 -e:,pi. at with nitis Atieedotes of People and Goentrie: or overt Wm tut rj e, nHPnti..n sad trt: 6 666 airt that fat.riltAting r „whirit the ilrieure of •Oce:rapkv lint higher el Con:. olio.. :thy • •tther branch of Kcoaledie. the Contents of this Vole ..e are conmettliebtly timbre intereSling show see, perbur,.th....h. ally • -other Work of 'equal size in the s poglith Luttoosse ; toed the . fen tot the tniutts sit yontur persona rendered Complete by the • mantel: 0w 14;ttes which ithotnste every part, - • Sohjoitlett is the only Tionti3O visaino rttt be onbiett of Con straetnig Maps; a practice thus rendered faioiliar s tinit or which she - nlectivoical pert of Geoyuphi may be i;:u . ,;ht in a fourth • art of the taloa time. to; LONGMAN, HURST, REF.S, ORME, nod, ()%i ! 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Nter.losi.-r-rtoss t and to be had of ail Bouliartleri is Gust Britain and lieland• Of whn•n may he hail, by the same Asitho.• READINO EXERCISES fur the JUNIOR CLASSES, 114..64- • • - hi pCIIiCANT to two several Orders of the ISO C u rt of Chancery, bearing dote re-spectireiy the 6th dirt digo, noel 11th dac of June, lol`2, made in a Ca u se. " te r;Wiroleid," the Heir, or Heirs at Low, of ANN WA xER, Lite of East flarpiree, hi the county of Somerset, ;phi or are to come in before Charles Thomson , " I ; I: o w of Masters of the said Court, std prove his, her, sr fish Heirshia, no or before the 6ib day or November ova, , they will be percruptor ily ekcloded the beneiterif the said poe.. • Far further particolnes apply (letters pa:41'10 , 11 t o Messrs. priors sad Cary, S..licituisri Bristol; or to Mr. Philip Hared, T o ol*, London. • • • VALUA 131.1 4 ; fICIICIOL 110:1K. Y. 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DAVID BLAIR,. • Author of the " Class Book," " Universal Preceptor,"" Fitsl Catechism," " English Grammar," Am The chief,-if not the only object, of all grainnottictil and lit'. rare education, heist; the atjainment of the artof elegant Letter= writing. anti there having been, till this time, no tirlitiol Bonk tm busmen:nit and essential an art. the Author of this prat-tie it elementary Work calculates on the immediate and extensive patronage of allublic and private frowners. Printed for RICHARD PE t LLI PS, 47, Ludgate-hill; and he all Bookseller,. Of ie lioni may he had, just published. by the same Author, E UNIVERSAL PRECEPTOR; or, Au limy Gram mar of Arts, Sciences, and General Knowledge, price 4s. 6d• t tend ; with ameliorate Book of SIA. HUNDRED -QUESTIONS AND EXERCISES. ;trice L. And a TUTOR'S KEY to those Questions; and also to di. se in " Gokisalltles Grammar of Geographife" and " Bledr's tirtimmar of CiscinEtry," _price Ss- 6d. booed. • , . JOUS iLuy, Second. 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