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Ard (in Consequence of repeated Int-lorries after its re-perform ance) fur this Week only, the favorite fitirletta Spectacle called EDWARD AND SUSAN. Edward, Mr. Townsend, Susan, Mrs. C. Dibden. Mr. Turrnsend will sing a new Song (writtenby Mr. C. D.bden, jun. Music by Mr. Reeve,) called The MAMMOTH AND BONAPARTE.' The Extraordinary Performance of The PATAGONIAN SAMPSON. The Enterratitimentstu conet.ide with thelavourite Pantomime, caller WIZARD'S WA KE; H.ART.EQUIN and MERLIN: f,Tlve Mogi* by Mr. Rw:iel,) intcriipervod with Comic Sing ing, particularly the Tippling Waterman, by Mr. Smith t and the Original Ncgro Duet, by Melting. C-rimaldi and Dxxis.—The Scenery, consisting clialgy ot Portraits in France snd England; among which are Panoramic Views of Lun. dua and Paris. Wiser, 211.-ialallevy, Is. WITH A PINT OF lINAOHLTERATED FOREIGN WINE 'Oa ONE SHILLING ONLY. Duos opened at Half-pa-t Five, aad begin at Half-past Six. 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" Whoever wishes to form art accurate judgment Of the real situation of the Coutstry, acrd of its ability to ma io.airt the arduous contest ht which It is trngig.id, shoad read with at• tention the Work before us; in which he will find no decla maser), rant, no fulsome Hams'', an abstract rearoninitat nin* to se argunig, from effects to imagism,' tats s, no vague $.4- cuistien4, no wicked ai,peals tO *pular pant ics,but *Aid c. - ciliation% jilt inflrenees and licsourrovettlsle facts; facts that must makes!, -iv 111-itielt heart heat high w i th honest cti and e et 7 fir'nrit nand nlard with centeca t the tin tent rsorts if tit st strained h .st Wei of iPqr 0:110CTIJIIS :0 f. This Trlet taught to ou trau.slateo into all Fustian laNiC ll l5 and cireulatid thrie Shout all Euler* • that - 111e Orent of o r wcalrh, and t of rtilay of oar re-FOtr s' tuay ba mad! a: p'- rrnt to all the Nationsof thir Coi.lsn • r, suet teach them the value of the homely maxim " ti• %sty is the be4t Polley." .Al 4 Tl•Satbait N RR, taw. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. . s HOUSE OF LOIiDS. rarnav, nes 10. FOOTE'S DiVoßg l - i ... 4. The further hearing of evieice.te previous to the second reading of this Bri iiiing reserved, Mr. Garmw called two witneslbll 00 ranee the identity of Mrs. Foote, and that *'. Jose: acid she slept in the same room at Dieppe After *Web eridesso was about to be adduced to shew that Mrs. Foote had availed herself of the privilve giies her by her husband, when he went to Im&a, to his banker for such seas or sums as r, stand in need of for her maintenance, and :lad by that means obtained a very c.msiderable sum, wruch, it was believed, she had placed in her paramour's hands. The LORD CIiiiNCELLOk objeeted to • - ceiving this evidence as altogether unnecessary. Mr. GAaaow said, he had himself been uni formly of opinion that thee'idence was not materia!, excepting in one sense only, viz. to chew, that if a claim for a provision for .Mrs: Foote was set up, the proving that. she had taken so iinfaii and fi..a:- dulent an advantage of her husband's liberality and confidence, ought to operate as a bar to it: The Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed for to-morrow. • CLERGY FARMING AND RFSWEIkCt . On the question being put d that the do resolve itself - into a Comznittee of the whole House Nem this Bilt" . The rf St. ASAPH rose to mike tome -• He ' -'• notice, he said, of the Will, but the ition into effe& he several clauses should ittee. He should to the principle consistent srifi The principle . e.mbrateltwo Clergy, and separate in a pro. OnconutminateJ. Residence, he , and essentially -lurch. Without it, ' O cryman to discharee The public per= attendance at church - small part of tint flask, he shoed _— user them, and _ ___ , pie constantly be fore their eyes of reEtitude, enforcing the precepts rf virtue, which it is his duty to inculcate. He sitottli attend the bed of the sick and the dying; and ad minister to them those comforts which alone they are capable at such - a moment of receiving, those com forts which are administered to them through the Sa craments of the Church. The mere enumeration of these duties was surely sufficient to shew that resi dence is essential to their performance. Residence, at the time of the Reformation, was a rn?re matter of ecclesiastical discipline, and the civil power ne ver interfered with it. It v.-4s objeited to the present Bill, that it takes the power of enforcing residence out of the hands of the civil authority, and places it under ecclesiastical jurisdiction. For his part he was not anxious to take the question out of rho hands of Judges and Juries, On the contrary, were a proposition made to repeal the AEi el Henry VIII. by which Juries have that power, he would oppose it upon that very ground, unless it provided some regulation that might prove an adequate substitute in that particular point. The statute of Henry VIII.• with all its vices on its head, had done more good than harm. He admitted, however, that it was cer tainly defeaive, inasmuch as it inillaed equal pe nalties upon unequal degrees of delinqttency, and also upon unequal means, the forfeiture not being proportioned to the amount of the living. It was also deletive in not leaving a discretionary rower to Judge; to reduce the penalty, in caws where the letter of the law could net be enforced without pe culiar rigour 'and hardship. Now the present Bill remedied that delta, as it has provided * scale of penalties proportioned to the means of tht party, and the different degrees ordelinquency. With re gird to ecclesiastical jurisdiction, the old Ail goon the length of depriving the conturnacions Clergyman of hi l benetiers. From dclay, erperce, and variety of oelw circumstances, it Weseimpossible hosiery, to tart? the ASR into List-cut:smy and, diesefose, is seas no more titan a dead letter. In some old dio4 cysts, such as Wlncheste.it, the proceactinis of the Ec clesiastical Court *ere corral, and Sumo was ad ministered as rrea at in WassminsterdhaLL That , : bowers., was not Che oast in the . yrt•viticial com ts, He remembered giving, when B4,nois of Rt. Dag lid's, a living of iuOI. a-year, the bell observations. He had given notice, intention to °prose the fabric of th proper time for carrying that intenti( conceived woui4o4 when the several come to be dbcpsl4 in the Cotnmitt therefore at plitient confine himself upon whitkuldie he could observe the rules sad pradiee df the House. frotthe lift - Wile understood it, embrs to etteate the residence of the dowdy toprestere thorn pure and sej per due tfAllateelautfcal d;. , :ipline, by sordi oeoupadons and } .::: suits. dl gra rate importance, necessary ilb die welfare of the churc It was ilbiZtee for any Cleraym: the Jeri be Owes is ROCI. formulae Of that dut7, such as attenc 6n Sunday, constituted but a very st duty. lit slould live among his A watch over them, and be an ezampl ENCYCLOPIDIA PERTHENsIS. This Day was published, in Royal Octavn, with Plates, 3cc. price 6s. Vol. XIV. 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