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v _ r ~~. ~. NUMBER IG►2.) KING'S THEATRE• yr .10 A 'AI t r AT ALAN( bev leave most re sportfully to iuforut the Nubility and Gentry, Snh 'tethers or die Opent, and the that oil EXT, June QJ, t s o s, Ate wall perform, for her BEN EFIr, in a New Comic Orli, in Olbe Ar., (Addled GU A MAN'TI I'()Ntit)LATI. - • (Tbe Melee by Sarti ;) end which ti Dever bees performed in this cunt:try In the eouros of the (*re a4l introduced (for thnt midst only) UNE I.i.CON OE GRACE Is 'Madame Catalaai will execute SIM *ti Attitutks wth a Shawl, with Miss I:aiton. by part ir ntar desire, will he performed, the First Art of 11. FANATIC() liElt r.A \il`4ll•A; I■ which Carnbini will introduce the popular Air of " Mope tal‘l 4 .1 'tarring Tale." End of the First Act of the Opera, the Diocrtisseuttat of L.t ErrE End of the Operi, the favourite linnet of I,A SAI!VAIIE. Mlabstne IrAl:b:.tY wii make bee first appearance, on that evening. us tat t,s.osti Cot...slatt." - Tickets lobe had, aid places 1 . 01 . 111 Posse takes, of Mr. Illartison, et the 0•11 re of the The are, in thst Ha, market. .." * " ---- 1111EATICK it'd .tt, WRiNt•IGAIt URN. - • • • - • --• TE'. I NG, Julie Id 4 IMOd, I_ VE VIII 100 geed, tbe Comedy of TO nv7l7;. Mr. Donlon, Mr. Chapman ; Henry Domino, Mr. lleontos; Silky, Mr. Faker; ; Goldfinch, Mr. fours ; Mil ford, Mr. Clawooss. Mrs. iVrerrro, Mrs Davenport ; Sophia Freekne, Miss Norfolk ; Jenne, Ml,sk is tin coarse of the evening, the R , llowisif Son's •— " Lonsun k the Devil ! !" by Mr. Clutry , and " Giks Savorgins'eGbak," by Sir. Liston. To whirls will be Laded, s Musics! Farce, called, OF A:iE To-mow:ow. trederiek, lit. Jame ; Pi!Sarni, Mr. Listen ; Masa, Mr. Siamese. Lady Srmaltark, Mrs. Davenport ; Sophia, Sinn Deltas Mena, Mrs f' . ICanbk. TNF.A7ItI,-Rt►l . 4l, HAVVARKET THIS PRESENT EVE \l' June Is, 1808, will be presented, the Comedy of THE if Ela AT I. AW. Daniel Dowtas (Mats Lord Dularrly Mr Mathews; Dick Dowlas, Mr. Palate, , J uu. ; i.4wtor Pamgiosa, Mr. Fawcett; Meaty Moreland, Mr. Putosin Stadion, Mc. Thompson; Zekiel !lout. spun, Mr. list.m ; Kenriek, Mr Waddy. Deborah Dowlaa (alias Lady Duharly), NM. Eatery, of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-gar.len ; Caroline Dormer, Mrs. Taylor; Cicely Illriespear, Mrs Gibbs. The Origami Etavue t.y the Characters. After which, the Mui,( a l Entertainment of THE AGREECILE SURPRISE. fir FAX Frleodly, Mr. Mulae ; Compton, Mr. 'Paylor ; Eugene, Mr. Treby ; Mesa., Mr. Wharton; Lingo, Mr. Fawcett. Laura, Mrs. Mathews; Mrs. Cheshire, Mrs Eatery; Triage, Mrs. Taylor; Cowslip, Mrs. Gibbs. Oa Monday, The Stranger: the Stranger, Mr. Young; Mrs Haller, Mrs. liollany her seemed appearance oa this stags ; after which, The ?torsi Tale loft THE, BENEFIT OF RIR. GLASSINGTON PROMPTF.R. THEATRE-ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. ON MON Ml' NEXT, Juae *ill be _ aetf!l, the 1 r!tgedy of HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Hamlet, Mr. 'seaside t Palmists, Nn Misobra; Larne% Mr. 13,u.itoa ; Horatio, Mr Mateay ; the Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. Pope. (;vetruile, (lasso of Ltearnark, Mrs. St. Leg er ybelia., Nisa E.,1 of the 1 tay, a new Mitts :re Dares by the Minas ; wilt- be Introduced • Pr Seal, by Miss Adams, *La wall go through the broad-sewn exercise ; " Lashes is tbr oy %lr. riatry ; aMd "The Soldier tied of %Yes% Alseass," Iry Nils. Dteicta.l. To shr la aAI be added, y. Edmund, (the 8 1110 B Mrs C ISe•nbk; Stanislaw', Plr )I , irray ; Rmhlt,l3, :1,. 14 , stittra ; Übrrto, Mr. Fast. cett Starner, Mr Chapin*" , "Cali', Ur. Farks Moline, Mr. I.4ston ; Mw is istoo ; awl Elvin, Miss N sown. Tickets to be bat of xlr Giassington, 31, bulic.stectl, 1.11,c,,1,i'5.1un fickle artl of Mr. Brandon, of wham plates fur the boars way be taken. (RICA A GRAN!) M,l will be played in tIL Lord's Crklut G.otm4, St, Afar.-.le bonne ' on THURSDAY rat, Jun, y.,, Leon, Gad the fullowiwy, Day, tweet' Nine Gentleista of the Hommortou Club, ...ilk T. }Mellish, 7..14. Lambert, 14:•antorml, and T.lValker, EWA _Of tl. County uP Latta, with Lund F -r l-, P.Aishrbte, Esq. o.'Aurrell, rsq Arl4nn, and I'sq. fur ()NV TIIOCSAND faTINILAS a Si 4.— Tits %VW:kat* babe pitelard at Elese• o'Clock. Wimmertion Club. T I adtpiete. Esq. T. vivre, E. R. iyalpole,Elq. C. wes, Eaq. %a Esq.' Bridget; Etbii taurNirtult, r!PPrrram, Es+ -- I le is, L.; T. Xicilmh, E.sq. _ . Imuilkrt, ilamaamid, T. Waller, Admittance, Six.penee.—' Itatit,.l3alts, and Stumps sold. latex. Leal r. Bermelerk, B..4isiebit, Itsq. G. Harrell, Esq. Potitx, Esq. Beldam, Mr. shvear, Mr. l'aync, Alko, - Thompson, Wheatley, Piper, Bexa ll, Reciterlield. in Does admitted.-a'tatet Illorptee to Let, will 11041 P'Y. too Persia's. 1)11 _ MR. LUXMOfIitE, of Southamptnn-huilti legs, Holborn. I..milmt, (hie Surgeon at Uxbridge), emantes, as usual, to stt..icl Palle:its of both tests, in Town mid Country, wiz. An3sana, or Difinsed Dropsy ; &seers, or Dropsy ..f i.eJ •bdomen ; and fldrothoras, or Dropsy of the Chest ; as sell as that peculiar to Females. Tie numerous eases of this Disease, which have been re moved by MrLuxutuotit's method of torsteoeut, after all other remedies had proved inefficient, were generally accompanied %Ali DMus., Affections, Livid Countenance, extreme Debi lity, Dry Cough, and laborious Breathing, remain sleep, except in as erect posture. h7ll. ho letters: unless post paid, will be metier& • •• . ROBINSON and 1401.)1E.5. No. F.4.ol sireet.Stramd, Peruke Nlakers to their Goal High erases the Prince of Wake surf Duke of 41 larroce, nod to the Theatre-Royal, Curcio-ingrain', most respectfully assure the Nobility and Centri, that eke year patronage and en eniratgenserit they have received, have canna them to he indefatigable in making such improvements in their Potent Perak, as, when sees, now insure them eeneral improbi ties ; they nut truly produce the tire.t the putrut gloated for (a coneys imitation of Nature) Let, fur lasts and elegance, are euequalleil. It. aid H. also he; leave to rerummi n.l limit he'. incisoted Scalps and Lpriag Foie-Tope, o loch site t...t o.nly atiaptrd for GellitMlell who are defiment of hair. hut icottcolarl, ion realest for those oleo are not, sr they rorm an elegant lie: d ;Area, is a moment, without the tiresome and pernic.ous practice of marling. lweeruetiose for smaiitrint , f;entlernen may 1w had as above.—Cowatry orders Lau lea acculopsd,...l with a mtge. sews pagieset. PL•111111t5 4ritiob 11,t it i , viCTUALLING-01 - FICE, Jrt•r 17, 1404 r VILE CAIIII %I !SS 14.1 N 1.: for Victual/vv.! Ills I A. !If✓ojest y's Nor . , do hereby give Notiee, l'hut on THU iti••• IJAY INLXT, ; n.tera, they will nn 'eddy to 1.f.. •t .1; tele,' it. ters'itsd (sealed up) and tree ear 1.1,4 9, 61 ••le flans who. Men!, as thit r Jinn hirer. of (hot Article may Mimic rive:, toot,' r one-boll •e. . . . • to Le delivered us u ruituirk, ;TAW the retnotn.!er in al .I;uln.g.At _.„ If, tit* Nir iferjegoet lierrallarg Serer at b• p:- ae.l to be midi far by kuU,, payu'r:€ trsticiaterert,stafflety nr?rr date. The COIN I , ieflS e lite Cesareet loony be seen at the Secret's,is eytiee. Nn Tinder As a less quantity than (Lzd 04SUP I/ 1/ . 4.. of If; 4..? rya! to. a dmitted. . . No rry•wrd roll ko had to MPr I. whirl,• ear Frio* sisal not lo jowled to word. at Mr.:4, or that rholl rot be deticered to Ike Board bel•xe thee o'Clorb ow the said T4rr•'tiy nett, the 2aAinal., nor roles, the Perot. trio Awakes Itte reoder, or sows Perrar on hie brho4r; anima:, to oreever se' or cake( fin.. um! (.. •. Hoth"ro, restiretftly it..rin their Customers and the gbh. at large, that ttw ran now lay in their Stork of COALS at as low a Rabe as they are likely to be this SUMPICr. H. sad Co. return their si irtre thank! fur Fa. ewers runferred on them the last Its . _ At•VANCIE PAl'Llltt.-1111L CHEAPEST 110I T SE IN lAINIJON, ENTArLisittED IN 17us. I,' N It.LIA7tiS ! 4 itttiotter tit a lie I )uke aitd 44, Duette= of York, No It, STRAND, wear (haring Cross, 'Wiens thr attentiou of the Public to the above use ful srticks. NotwObstintilinw the. preseul orKurbitaut ad esnn every kiwi f Writ EW. now offers themto the politic at the .0. 1 prices, and cheaper than any other :louse* London Thus, that pJecbase paper by the seam, willßA it their iiarsest to a i m:, e.ii ly, Refire the ',reseal St irk, “ow on sale, is oliposed it, cc ;*riiin is to Ito per cent. additional will be laid on it by the Nlauufacturyrs, is a few days. SOL PRIZt..I4 OF 111 !NIB TPIOUsAND POUNIA. ft, CORNHILL; ii. CH ',ZING-CROSS; AND SF. MARC: • BET'..-HILT„ BOROUGH. . I_TORNSW. .1,4(1 CO. respellittlly sequsiint the A. Nobility, Greer. .arl the . ..oldie. that the STATE LOTTERY, to he drawls is JUNE twat, is one of the most superb Lotteries ever known. Tickets and Shares art. now on sale, 110 R NS Rl' and CO's old estattlo.h.,l hats Lottery 0 , 11.11, artier• twiny of the Capital Prins , u the last and frillier Lotteries, Willa sbnrent„ sold ead rtigist..red N.B. OrderF, by letter or carrier, malted exactly ea tha maw terms ON If petleili. Nu. 4, CORNMILL, AND p, CliARINta-CROAS T,titin returns his mn.• Iratetul thic.k. to the 1 • Nubility, Gentry, sod Public is warn'. fox tlacir unbounded favours in the Lotteries jost finirbed, and pc- .lots them that Tiektts and ~ % .,resfor the Li%' STAT I.OI7ERY, eostaisisg I'nz. sof 2n 01.0 i to he drawn the tith °fit:NE, are new tool abnve; whore, is the Lotteries jest finished, he said shared Ns. 17,61., .4 rris, 425,000. No. 10.4 ... • .... L 10.000 Nu. 4 , 15 J...... 1,000 1!,0•111 6,000 9ad 000 111,4411 ..... •. • • 6,000 5OO t 4.116.) sorwr 2 10 5; Si go ICh7%a 3,000 I :,Lt I 4 SOO The First. Drawn Tirert. isi Ow City Lottery, entitleil to Hu grand 111..tri, vainen at !... o'l. was aut.' at Hish's Of fice., in ; Coo t•vo olitcr the au hatitat fat Cr, -lotit ttathesi, .4.1! I.MNII. ; 'll 4 the farta.iate tvahters of Priz w, i.l holt) Stale 4.1.1 City Lis*.trries, may have their asn. ~et by arksly 111* afros.: Th.. St tie Lei fain. Sit Prisms of I , ),connl. besxtes the usu.; nutarie- wf s. rir,l. Le. i.e. gx. Schemes with part . ...airs. gv ttia. SATURI).‘ \*, iS, 'iit Llk..htli or Pi 41TR AlTli i'reparing for pel:iivetosn, By T. CA sli! tv . 1) %VI ES, Sir,ll.l, 4 st . ..ciE , 4 lIS of MOST IL I•41' I:\T tyl‘r brill!, or tat 'y rls •: littt r .id lit r. Lit NI) : I nishuting the mort .ti Coak.o.ters :a the Netrett, Oar Cooreh, the Nay ) , .rill the L ar•ed Prates, /. A, arid the vn: . .ovs ' ati4 p ctnePeits of Lite...iture autl thme hare themselvi.‘ in pronuti..g the Arts, Agriculture, _cid Commerce of the Cruntry, w hy e sample or poi .riaze hare most cuns i iicilowily GUlS tribritthi to Ili Ce.lerat Prosperity and Happiness. Thr I.o,.raits will lee ele;petally tad seenretely drawn, in ▪ ua i ferin ;winner, from NE lure, or it OUI ▪AU the Engravings will be perfect fee-sou:km of the pros higs. Ilse Work will be published periodically, and the first Nelnaber. coideining Six Purti wits, each liscutupanied by a abort Nuticr, will appear very SUJII. A limited number of Proof I illpetllll4llll6 will be lakes off, in s superior insuuer, en lwrge paper; and all the copies will he delivered as nearly as possible accenting to the dstes of orders received, fur which a bleak is opened by Messrs. Cadell and ldimves. This Sax r gebilllis4l is es ssiessi *so. pi SU 7. Slimmed% the fsartli Edit's*, u( PoEms! co.,tdiui. g Drunii.tic Sketchy.' •f NORTHERN MYTHOLOGY, &c. Hy F. SAY rag, D.D. Printed fur T. Catlett and W. laavica, Strand CA rHoLic 41 EsTION. This day is published, price U. 6d. A CHARC:E. delivered to the CLERGY of IL the DiOei-SE of LAN OAST, in June, hots; -- By RICHARD WAT/tio,i, Lord Bishop of Lancia. ?rioted for T. Oaten and W. Davies, Str.ind. Of rhrtn may be had, by the seise Autbur, 1. A (:HARGE detivered to tke CLERGY of the DIO CESE of LAIC/AVE, in Jour, tait. ate prier as 0. A SER 111 N press:lied before the SOCA Er V for the SUPPIik:SSION of VICE, in the Par:sh Church of St. George, Hauover-square, on T►veday, the 1d of May, i CVN. prise to lid. 'lbis day S published, is use volume ass. prke 7s. oil. to bawds, T HE COTTIGERS of GLEN BURNIE ; A Tate fur the Farmer's Inlet-N.A. By ELIZABETH HA Author of T e Elementary Prim Jules of FAseation," " Memoirs of Aloderti PMlueupMst,•" Sue. Pribted fur I'. Cada! aad IV. 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Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Kees, and Orme, Pa ternoster-row, London; and James and Andrew Duncan, Glasgow,. ATLAS INSURANCE cwN►'.t\S I E l'residemt and Directueslf the ATLAM 1 INSURANCE COMPANY arliaint the Propriftars Gad lafdie i s aeaefai, Ihal, nv thy 24t4 lash,* t, a trespor•ap OCT ICE: HA! be opened, at Ne. HUSH-LANE, CAN NOt•AriRESC, yGI Me Tfaiveriewn qtf 11R II todPiLIIPS ASSURANCES. By (La*, ar the Iffii,setu,s, JOHN CHALK.. . 1 1.4. pro. Pen cirtek ru ciEttcvmLN IVOTICF. i, I! it PORTF.I., a Minor, little 'um.. than ig yenet of age. left Ism frivolo, nol Wrlt .101•. y f.-.-o the c u t t.,eshanri. in the comity Jf t, wi.ii ,ut their rousent, on the 3,st of . last. Front the rireammarce of a &errant maid in the ;only, of •i:e name of Any Montague, twin; 'nosing ir.nu shout the aim: preo,d, it is sonoes.ni that !.lie and the *aid Witham s'orter tn-Llter, and hare e,me .ietrri of gettiog marrod. .t. toe young town has not tht• c.msent of his friends In thi. Met). it is retinestrd that any flersymus, par,sli 1.1411.1 of warts ...... t y have been or may he piiht,lo 4. '., , teren the shove parties, would rive immed.atc notice of such fl NW . .dung to Mr. R. (' - trier, No. 7. Staple Inn, London ; an 1 to Mr. Jobb Palmer ' aerie. gnen, East l'erkhnm, tear Kent, which is II I.e snits:dy octavo/I,4rd. If the vows; Inas will fortittsith return tin his (rends, I , t know where Ise may be spoken with, he nem J pent inetrns le • ' k w I LA ; e l ::: Ir e ' fro .t ni 44;4:, *' 11 .: 1414 ‘ i i .• 1;; o'Clotk, but "tuts on sciv t;iotteel Portals, heroes and after that period, be fn.wrn. lion with previous timid) notice. Mr IV. i 11... to e. , .1 a,•.•.e..e only fair Cases, out of • great mans, in witistiou to those formerly inent.uoed Brad. dark, lute of !Alden, now at the New Lostdon Ilia, tarter, rertin...., that stir bad a thick tilos over lier left rye ; she attended en it., first lb allot ie Lroul 1., f near F.l(.I1I Yr.liftit, and 'lint she noutil inure !burnt from ooh four Applications of 'Lan she received florin:. the whole that period Mi.. Baker, in the foully of Lieut.-Col. %I.ltoniibl. Is, I toper Gower-street, Cedforil.aquere. certifies, ,hat she 1ite...1..1am lb. two first thmie.to w London, vex.. FO: YEA/V.4 it roo.equenre of a I);sorder her i , rt !lye. and It. it for 411111 e firar she gave imp WI hopes of errs prrorurilZ, relief, last that Bar sight wad , more benefited and east. ed Ten !Jays, thaw by any thine slw ever bad applied ban. — Mr. t%. is to insert a lett. rbe received smitrrslay from Emomth, in conscqueure of lowing rertorsted Sin. IS. to rotas to torn: rams nn b, /KO! If, main. SI i—Nunt will, I trust, minion the iiherty net/toter has taken to addressing yon, r it is to emrest ••in lea Behalf of my Husband, who I truin ,!iy the 41essilysi of Mill have an Eye perferili, restorcil, after Levin been bliirl the measles) u t inar.is of Thirty VeSCS —lf yuu r iii, Sir, plesi.e to permit Mn. WAtisins to May n little longer with us, it will, I am consineed, be the First Cure on yonr hot, and it would he a co...et vointisio to keys such a tirrarillons Case !Wine "Jr. Capon applied to tlis. W. he could only pererive any largo objects move, hut 1 h ,, e happilleN to say, that now bacon see to pick a pin (runi oil tlw table. Hers is also amen in the list of Mn. W.'s Patient., that a ttends constantly on Mrs. Williams, and who juinu oir to this reiiiiist, as bettora a from days will woke a perfect Core •t his, after item,. of Ili. Famish:, bed told him be never c0 ,i1,1 recites his right, s. his eye a.• pri•ishia;" The mom now knows the prop! , that p... before his %iodine, n o d he. f,a, ha aptilieo to Mrs V. hr ruled hit discern tin. Irrtit I do d poirC ~,is, Sir, it a a ills Mn V. 'a *ppm:whin 1 2.k lb. fsvoer. I atlls' hr.; the ?wont. of an au. air, per re turn, end hope rid easy IT.at yon a tl.e g00t1111,5 to grant my request am, fir, most respect fii.!,, your., ,t c. Ll I)IA CA PO). Please to address, ben Capt‘ri, 1;0‘.4.. I Nu tatters sitteotted lir, unless post.paid. This day is published, in One Volume 1 . 111110. the Second Edition, price if. tu TIIEATISE ois the CO%l* PDX, contain -111 is an enumeration of the principal ruts iu the his• tory of that disease, the method of communiewtiog the In fection, by inoeulstin, and the means ut distinolishing between the genuine and spurious Cow Port. ll:nitrated by Plates. By GEOROf. BELL, F.R.S.E. Member of the Royal Culler of Surgeons of d Liiinbur4h, and one of the Surg ef the klei ) al infir mary of Edinherlli. Printed for Emaciates', 'Hurst, Ries, and Orme, Paten tors:, r-row ; Witt W. lam, Er:inlturzit. Th:s d is published, in tine vol. 410. pries 11. I Is. 6d. is board:, the Second Edition, with cousiderab:a reeling's, by the lies. J.'s'. Headrick, I'OHY of the OtttiNEt . ISLANDS; inrindiat t n Vi•.-w of the Manwrs and Cust o ms of their Ancient and Modern liihabwints ; their V..., tents of Antiquity ; their Natural History, or Mineral, Botan.esi, sad Animal Preninctiona ; the present state of their Alp i culture, Manefictotim, Fisheries, a:AI l'ea:auerce ' mad the Muse of thi *.r impruveru al ; with a Map of the and Views of refloat liable Scenery. 14 the late Rev. Dr. 11.%KRY. Minister of shapeusLay, in Orkney. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Refl., and Urine, Pater nsiter-row. . NEW AN.NUAL REGiNfhtt, Ist, This day is putorahed, in one large V 0:1111114 , ben. iltaetrate be • nun any ul Indie, price tl as buerdr, or ii. la halt' bundJ, aad double lettered, Nun this, and 444.• \k+l ANN( AL REGISTER ; or. L GENERAL REPosiTtoßv of H ISMS% , J'411.1. TIC*, and 1.1 rERAITRL, fur the Year tool. To w , ,ich is metierd, The Hismocr of li:sill% LE,,GE, and TASTE, M GREAT BRITAIN, Conic the 8e:. , , of Queen AVOW. Printed fur Joh,. orktblo, Piccadilly. Of whom may be hall, complete Sets, f,Olll the Year I;au to 1007, lib YAM'S hellhound, 491. es. ATLAS or.tsci ENT ts LG.:R.4i It t. • This day is pidilisheil, pe.utrd ua fiue Elephant Paper, in %natio, mot octal) vomit rad, price "Iwo GUI drIBS in beans, 91. 4s half At. I 1, h o tr w sned, tad I, e ,de, I4TL.IS CLASS:CA ; voosistitox of 5.3 Maps and Cher's, designed to illustrate anc'ent History, bah sacred anti profane, civil and ecclesiastical ; revealed in mart conformity to the Atlas of Mudtru lieugraphy, to *link it is itit,•ndeil as • companion. The 110 itE:IN consists of 4,4 Maps, the princi pal part of which have ltecti re•engrarcil fr 111. W liras in~•s, mini , ilnpriireinetits, price, in Isiards, 11. 1 is. tiJ. hit bousa 11. Its hut prissy' end its calf an. The ItAtiter of the •lsice Works is also piihtishing a Gene- 1;1 pa 4 lartpre settle, printed on 31111114,4 t 4401.10 1110 , r, aml neatly volumed, vs 'itch may bt: had taller s pa r.ntelo nt to. lid. eath t tw la Numbers, rich 4mm:toots; CAW Slap, at itto. rer Number. The fultmoing Slaps a. aleretty published, will, a hood twine engem - ea Tti:u rap:, me:titling; a torauttful t :petit , LI Bag t..14,!zi. %1 t'n —?. Ditto, 01 I::•rrit.e• Prc.j , ..tot , Fui , ;•••.— • nu rice. 7. Nord) itser:"a Wmt —1 South A!a. 1,11 rrnsli a •th 31 tz,fr Ruh.. t Ai ttnumwo. NO Id. Cu, Lc: 1, 7- PELIIIO. -~~ .vt d. dip 2;th ul tL • Homo of 1411.11, itito Ji Lord Grcow.d• for Me House to mum , ' itself Ditto o Comaltle• to consider of the Petition allot Irisi l stbulecs.) •' I rise, for the first time in say life, :o a.tdreseyour Lordships, alai I rise with uutiect I rvlucteriee ; . - uot because I eitte!tsin the sin tllest doubt respect: Lig either the expediency, the :Jolley, or the justice of the measure now under consideration, hut be ean.e, t.. ss i)ersou in my sitoat.uo, it mu,tbe ex ! brediii4ly painful (however firmly persuaded ha 111 ly tie in his own mind) to tiva himself by a demo: of duty, to maintain ;111 opinion, directir Lie: revermi of wham is supported tj yo many wise. and Kaud misn,whobelonOuthesatneprofessiamand wtto at upon the same 1,en:.1.1 with him. Important occasions, however, sometimes arise, on wnien an uz. iusybe ceded upon to avow his own senti usent4 exp li cifly and uuequivocslly, without tug mutate &femme to the jud4inent of others. Such tp ivocasion.l conceive the present to be, and shaft uidiout furtit•!r spoio l y teouLle your Lordships with afew remark.. I have! considered, with all the care and attention of which 1 am capable, the to - nous argument., %inch are urged against the saran► of tL_ Catholics of Ireland. which this (ley. fo• the second time. heels presented Iltsprorted hy the NeLle Baron on the other of the Howie. with hieosual and at . . the polite time with that well known regmrd for dm real iuterest of the Established Clilsrch, ;or its peace , its security, its houonr, its prospreity, which forms, and has okays formed, *co distinguished • pArt in the ch traetto , of that Nrbie Lard. These ol,jections, lay.• Lords, numerous a. they ace puid to may all tit LiiPtia thick be rcrlucesi under foul heats.' I/I the phi!..P. it I. klAllerted. or rather strongly toshiuste.l. thet the religious trio is or the Catlynte... itresu'Nurli a nature, as, per se, to exclude tho,e woo hold them I'mta the Lied and military si.- Onatiates 'to which tl.ey aspire. It is next •ftid, that if this were nut the care, • these bitnations are ann.. ter& of tsrour, not of right, and therefore the Ca tholics have no just cause to complain that they are excluded from them. lo the third place, we are told, that if it were admitted that the measure was.abstractedly considered, just and right, it would he highly inexpedient to repeal statutes, which were passed with much deliberatioa, and are con sidered by many as the bulwarks of the Condit's- tion, in Church 'and State. And, lastly, there are some who imtitend, that if there were no other ed.- jection,.the words of the Coronation Oath prearut litsurerable bar to the claims of.the Catholics. I ,hall 110 t detain your Lordships long in the mewl nation of these objections, became they have been repeatedly th,euseeil, and... it appears to me, very eattsfeetunly refuted, hi fat abler wen. bads is ibis 'liana and out of it. With respect to the religious tenets of the Catholics of the present dor, it is not a l.ttle singular, my Lords, that we will out alto* theta to know what their own religiose tenets really ere. We call opon them for awir creed, al oft. - . some very import:tut points, and tbay give it we without reaerve ; but, iiiwead of believing what tLq sad, we refer them, with an air of controverwal triumph, to the Councils of Constance or Tholowe, to the lourtli Lateran Council, or to the Council of Trent. In vain they most explicitly and most solemnly aver, that tiny hold no tenet whatsoever, incompatible with their duties, either as men, or as subjects, or in any way hurtful to the Govemousit under which they live. hi vain they publish Decirs ration open Declaratior., in all of which they most unequivocally disavow those highly exceptionable tenecs which are imputed to them, and not only i!o they disavow, but they express Weir abhorrence of them. In tai:, they molly= these cleciaratioas lry au oath; an oath, toy Lords, framed by ourselves, drawn tip with all po,ihle t are and caution, and couched iii tertir, as titii lig as language affords.— In addition to these ample securaties for the prin. t Mhos alit practice of this numerous and loyal rises of oar fellow-subjects n,i•i fellow-ehristieus, a . great Ststesomm, now nobappily r.o more, caused 'a lie transmitted a curing of very important queries t, i,ie prinetinit Cat:.the Cinveisities abroad, for the imrposi: of aot..itiiiiiiiio., with precision, the s, iitiinelits. of the Catholic Clerev, rcsrecting the real :swore :mil extsint of the f'anal Power, and hltille taller Wel . ,4ht:: 1.10;$414 The unaware returned tii these queries, by those learned bodies, appeared to me, at the time, as they do new, perketly sear •*.e•tory, and iii the tome light they were considered by nin,t dispassionate web. Notwithstanding as t•,t4, a cem ealed jealousy of Catholics mall lurks •in •••t by fur too malty of us—m jealousy. in my opinion, as unworthy of a frank and enlightened pe•eo - •• ••t is i:nurinos and cruel towarils throb who are the objects of 11.—For, surely, my L*e, i filer.. he one position more incontrovertibly ben than another, it is the an individual, Or a of nom, will give to the Government under whit t l they live, such a seem ity, upon oath, as that Go• vernment itself pri•-cribes ; if, moreover, their timintlin no ni ' ' .is destructive of mor a l &A ga . now, or subversive of civil society, their speculative opinions, of a religions nature, can sit vet., with.jui tice or with re.ioni, be nue 41 as occluding them from civil icitl military %Oust' tte The Catholieti, my Lords, g•te ti.e.sectir,y, and having given it, theLegishit is: e itself has declared that they ouccht to be considered as ,mod and loyal subjects; as sw-h, therefore, in net vitw a the subjec, they see un questi ii.alily eittitletl to the privileges which dot/. clam'. 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