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to c 6.! • . ;t ,. . " . IC 4 g -• fA N ci vr. . • 1 ) - "si , 11 -4,§• .11,[ '44 •' Ink PRICE Om No. 1984. 0...V.:T. 301 •• 0 ` 7 : • GA • It. S present EV ENING, July 4, will h.. tierr..riur ° THE KNIGIIT OF SNOWOOIJN. Tlfg PORITR"A"IT*()II.he' 61;.:tit"irANTES; OIL I'll V, PLOTTING LOVERS. !kw Camay, coiled A Tuucb at tie Thais, will be pia; 2der Alowd.vi MR. MATITE.,•O!CS AC:` DEMY. Public are most respectfully informed, that nae EXAMINATION of the Papiw,.Slowls siteotio.. Mr. ,rit ',sows ACADEMY, No. i. I'd . „ At e, will rike pltre la WILLIS'S HOONIS, Kiug->trert, St. „,., f s'4, la friday, the 10th of July, at Tea o'ClucL, A. M. .cull. A+ Mr. M.'s Method of Tuition ;II romidered to he a great iir..erwrii open the Larraiter is ti Ss - stein. he itter, Wow,. If 01 ., w k. j ar pleaoed 1111 l him wril h their :illenthiacr 0641 d3Ol will and their ei 'rectal i.ow awl.. gem iheit. N. H. Ni' itiwut Tit kety. - - lir, IVIDOW of a Gmitlemsn, free from in , vibtance. ruitt4le ag 11. of a c:•eerful acliye ,:ispo 'Mo, in.: hero Veubtomed to a folly. fin Is the retired life .he I , 1 ,...,.1, 11 ,10.ea500 ta her, : ht` n.°o4 WWI or.* oh' v fur s o r , , ~. ompe 1..• ....1•:(1 /47:viewed, by a upolisti ..sitt ia.., 111‘, f., o b r„gerp d a Wod....er 9 V:19.41 . . , 19140. E. chilArtos may o r ,. t he e J re noel ode:Aims of II re-p.(1;0.1e &mole, that will t o w I hele Nowa% ao:.1 colonforiss (lean el:lerl, tireoefiensan's Me; lot a WNW.. vii I:14e health dews not per:hit her to sa.. „ s ; ; ;J her Item-14k concerto,. No gratuity ig expected, of rr. It I> loho MhCh l ) say of her elf. that :os she has hitherto 4 i, Joe doer's 11411 of her coo , Wet gotiosihg her the esteem I,, l eet of (how around her ; her references are targicep re.!.le. ' At er.. o ak with reol name, and addressed (post pa id) . will rri o r o u., W D. no Mr. Mitcholli.% Library, Charles et. 5......e,th0e. . _ _. 110:1 1 .'4%1.Y WWI) iIOUS.I-,. delightful Spot is now in the highest state Tie t it:n.—llreakfaut, Moor. mid Ira P. lel , will !. 4411 , 6.1 !.. for raitartlt .woilier, of the ittlre, the utino4 altrot,.“•*trrie.l l. • pk•;•••• .r. theprier solo ..pporol..i: •If roatl.ntn4 Thank- t.t numerous p who Colorer rVII (Ai their Attalla% 404 1-. Also rho on,n , sr of ottei;dine this tea , nputiot7 then.. !Iv I t $5..43 •it sos•owt , entirerto in the Wine 04e,!tei• -hire n or,t nef..l.• (oral Wises of a cuperior qua ., cat .•.r term-. • Owe. lease to infor n his Frieadi and tw! Public in Orlusarr, every fkandaw ,It Twn e*C.,'nek. hes • r oui .10 4'.* j 100 ;140 Wit ...tialing the advanced price oe too mode 19 1 • to. wont charge. 43 1. drier ainr,l In reader himself worth," twin future palm- _ —:-------- qii. A Ph vici.: . ibt:tit.;,D 41.itoil,INg. litOM the ziituescel 'tit., of theillanufacturers ;,. tr,...,, i. Linen i• In. to haw f....ien full 20 per rem.; and l'.e lillSll LINEN COMPANY would nreontmend their I ~r od- to I.3ir • 'oi, oppi..iauity to purchase. as should war with Attest; I erev;til, to. it %Nino! its ell ritollllll2ll iu.I O necessarily WU 1141:M•sil tti•lv I:,he Ware. 'I itr iri , d Liu. ti l'n.i.tvitiv sell no hetirle but Irish Linen. and en kw ti,.tn a were. 1-:..ch piers is warrowed as in fabric. el.l in he bleat h..d en she grass. ~nd the 'money retained if a Isult alipean. Carib for '."tilt of Ireland n o t., J. MORI liN. Agent in the Companv. Nn. 4. south side of Blistoushary-square, is the Conipan" ;lly linee in Louden. .., I.AViit4l)l / 44 AND lIONF.Y "I AMR. lOSIAII TAYLER, - Lavender Water Merchant, Ur front Steers, lathes liptiortiu,ity of returtiii,4 lii, m 0,4 ; ;...ratrful thanks to the Noiol.t. - ..0.1 Groory. for the hatifitli bury fk ireerstfosred on him. by favouri..4 Mot a it t their commands, ......rat. theta :hut Sir utotort shady sh:el he to merit their irtiroaay. • .1. T. is happy to neld, Cant, nottetilwtan...ing the ottempts ron4el. trever venders o injure the reputation of hi: :loom; e:e;:trit nit! ti-eful the pea - gnaw 'cc of their grateful fr qulllts• 113, ocurt 1 theta the /4111C1Wil of 0/Pf MC , / portion or the reit, dirt From iog so great 3 tletwillii he is eushle4 to egret 1:.,113 at :11C Wit/I/wig low uric,. : Laretet.r Winter. Hooey Winter. Two. rat Bettie.. .C.l 2 9 I P•r Pii.l Bottle 4..) 4 0 th 6 rine fly ....s 0 15 0 Ort;ttittr. Sot .... I 1 0 s•ii.l oily by Jmink'ti% ler, at hI Lavender No. Oe.ree strert,P.:rtonan-! , Tiare ; and by Pair. Dsid rns a..st 5,•0* Petti/OtTIL, 59, .Fl/3.t,treer, where they wine he Lot oo theism teens as it the W•trebotase. Orders f. Es n wad the Cavalry Itntortliately attended to. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 41. London WitlL oppositelletisleva. IMPENETRABLE PAINTS FOR FENCES, &r. Be. per Cut. per Cwt. per Cwt. Imitable Greets S6s. I.ead Cniour ..stis. White Colour bras. Olive ditto .. 65y. Slime ditto ....565. Black 531.. Ili ight ditto... 74.. Chiperd de il:t'r :Ws. Red ....46v. FINE PAINTS FOIL IIt)USE PAIN ONG. per lb. per l's. I per lb. V 'Ate Piii4 .. Id. Light Blue Is. ;Id. Bright Green lat. fid. I;:ark chow lnd. Ilvd ".1. I Lead 'into.... &I. _ . . ICue L. el. 1 o . ..:tre Green 1 , . 31. 1 Irma .... $ll. 1 . . per Cwt. ier Orill. per Gill. ! LE I'T Eft WRITI N t I. Tirk: (114,1 I.:CT AND END Qr BestlA'hite Learts2s. I Tarpeidits...7s. lid. Boiled Oil 6.4. (Id. 1 Ll THE AL • EDUCATION. Second ditto .. 465. Liu''. "l Oil 6.. 6tl. Cum. DI) ing dOILTIP. ` . Pete , :10.641. fantod, e per t, •t per GAL ! MODELS of JUVENILE LETTERS, on fa fineable Sperm V.. rI e. Groan Seal 1 : 41 e ! 1 *". 1 1+1;: Oil •• • - 7.. Q . 1 . .4 I r' w '-"•""„ . 11 ''' (3 , i , 1 „ • • 1 ",_• 6 „ ci ,• -: numerous sets of topic* f.o. the exercise of ropily. mat some " le '''' ll •• - ------ :I s ' r' ' `'''''''''' `.'" l "P • • '-• J'''' ! Exampler of famiiiar French nod luellinu Letters. The a hule 1 !PH «, :`l3-1:LIC arc respectfully informed that the slotted in tar practical us., .r s e l lotb l t f oe b u p t g eoes . ..1. Am, .1. Pettus and (Ohl ate cif .tic hen qualities, mil ill ' - 0* the Rey. 1/AVID lII.A 111. panicalarl prepured for iSioir seyes .1 toss. l'tie Fe.ir- ...:1 - git!l : Author of the " Class Book," " Universal Preeeptor,"" First ere peculiarly oftpted for the ;reservation of Wood Wattle zs , , CntechLin,'• " Vatglish Grommar," Ike. that ale P. v. - 4.d to the wearhet , mu' ersiMiiste durabili:s , cheap- . :Toe thief. if not the only oltiect, of all grammatical and lite se.,, nod beauty. tars . 14U' Mild', 1.0141 the aelaluitirot of the int of elegaat Letter- Tar :sperm I'd is wart-noted ,moire. mid consequently a ill i writiog. mid nitre having been, till this time, no Scholl' Book Faro the whole e mmirg sitithoot r. ;..e.riog trimming. Tin- other .an OA impartnnt and memittial unart, the Author of this practical Oils Po -..111111011 r11111..14.11 will give ocioal ;:iiiilattoto. : elementary W ork ralculates 1.11 the Immediate Mot extrusive G. Via .naafi Lib. Obit :tea mad Colour Manufacturers, 41, Loo : i patronage or all public nod private. teacher. ion Wall. Printed for R ICH AHD I'M I L'..I.PS, 47, Ludgotorhill; and by all Bouksellets. SY• . fill I: KI N (CS • PAFLNt. I Of when bony be bad. just published. by the same Author, Let/NOM Y FOR •FA 041.1E5. / THE UNIVERSAL PR ECEPTfiII ; or, An rosy Grams ►HII various imitations 6131 aro daily ofered, will rasr..of Arm, Sciences, aid tienenil Knowledge, price 4s. 6d. R, •tre to 141-w the estim•ao ion in at•ieh the roil PATENT b atnd ; a ish a arpurine limit of VI(II,FT m 94 pis held. it haying heed the every of siLumt : SIX HUNDRED QUESTIONS AND EXERCISES, every manianciariog pet flamer. alto idlers a emotterfeit at a price .11. cheaper rote. Many drawn boo- heels inade to establish Soaps Arad a TUTOR'S KEY In thous Questions ; and also to ander various gamer, their component part. bring poggent , poi- th se in " Goldsmith's Grammar of Ceofrophy,” and " Blair's satems, and irritating ingredients. to give them colour mei Crunimar of Chemi s try. 1 Price*. 6 d• b J. 111011.11, IR ;tieh lees. to tcei,lliteu the ill eff.:cts on the Ain. The Pi rt...NT VIOLET' SOAP is freed. by is jiulielous chemical prioress. from Otiose pendeiimsqualitim, ‘v '.iel•• all alher. Y"'"thi hte foitisil to possess being is its nature innocent, stud reitutify. ihe iu its efli et , . riaidetingthe reddert or talareit hand ansi area ' 41'6(1110y anise, ...oft, mut fair, and may he writ a Oh safety no the skin Of 055 , of,tot a ultra the moath. Icwas in conseqiimice of these inestimable qualities that has Majesty Arantcd Letters Patent. 5414, by papailament of the Patentee, at lileo•rs• Joss F 'f'- it'it alai l'o. Chimists and Droggists. No. 9, liens -•tiect, Lei cester"qo :r e . wholesale, retail,. wad for e A portition. iv:acre, in future, Merchants, Captains of Ship.. and l'own ac.l Country J/ellets. are requested to apply, and tt liberal - discount a ill lie ttl!oweo. 110 aistingithlo the real from the counterfeits, please to ask for HMl's vase.' Violet San", Shaving Oake n or Cream or Violet.. 'lnc Suap in s qu a res , a t Vs. 64. and Is. 6•1.; tar Cream in too- Unit C. itch. and '24. aid. carefully sealed tin, and on the outside yumper the rineniee's S; nature, in hi: nail hand• sr, nibs!. • Family 'tiies t eismaitsing twelve large Squares, nt If. [ls. an•l fuels, small, in 156. a 331 V lug of be. us the large bits, told J. on the sis all. These boxes, or 3131311er quantity, are also forwarded to nay rut of titan or country. to !liar ilef6ol3l who prefer having it Com the Pali:mice, by addressing a line to J. B. lIAI.L. Chemical Laboratory, Jutsilee place, King's • snail, Clinton. and mite; %Vorh.. 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Pieces. in Pro-e and Vei‘er con.i.ling partly of :icier,- tows front the hest and 'mat oiliors, partly of Tract: published i:, detached Form 1.,r the satue purpe-e, and partly of Uliginul Piece. 11'y the Rev. S. BARROW, Vicar of Newtnn, .A , oltor of Questirris nit the New Testament, I_lOW CHARMING and LOVELY a LADY A. LOOKS %sigh her HAIR CU ILL E I), w hen entering a Itall.ruoin, hut that appearance is -non lost in (lancing, or the least exercise; but if RUSSIA PEARL MILK is wed when curzing their own or false hair, it will give such strength to the ctrl, that nit exrici,e or air will alter the appearahre of Vie riot It has been remarked by traveller! , woo have beets in Bassin, dud when Ladies of are out for hours in fri..ty days, and take exercise in riding or waikiug, when they return h their hair remain, in full curl. In short, a single trial will convince throe is suit a more elegant article in the uaiverse adapted for curling . the hair, - se the RUSSIA PEARL MILK, warranted innocent and pleasant. Sold at per b iti le, by the only Proprietor, A. PRINCE, Jiniw,tr.et, vford•sttect, ',Ovate house, oppo t „ite No. 7, whew three of the inn.t valuatile Article, are prepared for the Hair, o :sills no toilet ..ugiat to be without. Ist. It 11631 A Oil., tar satiate c she dfCb3ilig, tID it preserves and promotes the growth. , RUSSIA DYE, far iiiitu A ing rid or grey flair to dark or (slack. :A. RUSSIA PEARL M ILK, for keeping its the culls. DEIHEITY, SI'ItiCTUMBS, ste. IMPItESSED with a consciousness that their de- ' vial from the general plan Iris heels highly beneficial to others, and improved in their pinks:Anted acquirement , by the maturity of near merit y )ears rspetieace, Melia. CU kill it nod CO. colon-use a itn meth:ilea ardour. the eradicati ;;;; of those digtrdees tt bleb are the consequence of illicit Indulgence, or the degtoctit e lu.hite of the inconsiderate dichool-boy. In professing th; cute of these Cosupinints. they hold out no is duce nent to eke ; let. sensible ns all men must he of the ex istence of such cal tinitie,, they oiler their Assistance al re,•iiilarly ,11:caied Sticitenos of London. ;mil of the Royal College of Edinburgh. "In all ease, of Siphyliiic hifectica, and in every cm:lot:that of DOOM, soul Deficiency, whether arising from the' o:amnia 111 l of a certain dean ties , ee habit, long residence in tvarni .tisane , , free thing, or any tither esitee producing a delicency of maid, vigour, the pat lent may rely on a speedy restoration. to vigorous health. Their improved plan of curing Strictures° site Urethra has been attended with pendant - sUCCII9. Strir of ten awl isseuty yeitie donation have yielded to their treat ment in the Juin permit of three merks. St veral Noblemen thud Gviii I emelt of the first respectability. win hdre laboured Ouder t:iis and dist resdng e keine, having ret rived a radical and peritissiteni erne, port ieulaily requeg that reference may sem:tele u, them, us satisf actory evidences of the decided superiority of l . Currie and Co.'s Plan of Treatment. Many of .these Gentlemen had hero under the rare of .Messrs. Home, Masi side, and /niter Surgeosis of equal eminence. whit attempted their Cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, without success. blesses. Currie and Ca. may he consulted liy patients, of either sex. wish the greatest secrecy and honour, 'at their house, No. Haunt-garditii Patient , in the country are requested to state the particulars of their Ctlbt*, nee,-nod general habit of living. &r tit.e. iMlosityt a• remittance tOr advice and medicines. when the same will be gives,or...sen% au stay port of the .kisigdam: •To ensure that se ' creey so essential to their uodertukiiiit, fitisiVe of letter* usq be added to the account for otedictuee. • • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENI. MIL WAKEFIEIra IRELAND. 1 HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 9. In Two large Volumes 4tit. with a Map of the Country, price Th e e .t ie h es Pension: s • ppi, and 1 , , e bib c eme d s l opeei s 61. 6s. hoard., Dill passel thron a lt Committees and wee. reported.' AN ACCOUNT of IRELAND, STATISTICAL I The lA/ND Ci LA NCELLO R. 6.A th?dc:•ision in Bic rentals- I log branch of the Roxburgh case to Monday. mid POLITIC AL. 1 ap pointing M r. f u., 4o rth ro . ep t a h v e lu, T ue r r( e s i c : in e::: e y , p,,,oriniorrirerrea?ueduttbaeoLoyaitsyt her.on f filp th eu e ritu M sea 'a n i , i l t r .. By EDWARD WAKEFIELD. Printed fur LONGMAN, HURST. It EEs, ORME, end ! BROWN, Paternoster-row ; and ut the British Gallery, 64, . ec „ ; ,,, I 'The County Rates'. BM was read a second Ono: ge. which Nara ors: red to !lean the talde. N ew Ilaildssureet. The 5,0JJ,00. Exchequer Bills' 11.11. Inc Eves* on Lcathef P OBTICAL VAGARIES.- Bill,the Sails Messed Tar, es' Bill, the Sol.iieni F a billic.' Bill, By GEORGE COLM AN, the Younger. , the Muriatic Acid Bill, and :•onic ot': ,, r Bills were brought op Compri-ing no Ole to We; a Hackneyed critic; Lo w Am- : from the Como's by Mr. Lush ag!on, Mr. William Dundas hition, ur the Life and Death of Mr. Daw. in which is loran - Mr. Davies Giddy , Sir Ja:nt.i Uraham, and other Mcnbers, sad domed, o Reckoning with Time; the Lally of the Wreck. or read a first time. Castle. Biarneygig. inscribed to the /tether of ibe Lady of the I The Asses-v 1 Taxes' Bill, the Postage Duties' 818. the Printed Lake; and To 0 Parsee., sir the Tale of a Shirt. ! Goods Eisaely BBL the Mili!la Pa) and Clothir.l( Bin, and the 1 Iri. h Militia fay aii,l Clullthig Bly, were read A third time mid Polithhed by LONIIMAN, HURST. REES. 0RA1F, 4 904 . passed. • BROWN, Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 51;4 MR. PA LAI ER'S CLAIMS. New Bnodssircet. ‘. The Eirl of LAI;DER.DALE wished to know, POPULAR NOVELS whether it was the intention of .the Noble 'Earl Lately t rabli,hid by LONGMAN, HURST, REES. ORy I E, (Moira) to press his motion for the second reading oil i Biro WN, Poternastersrow ; and at the British Gallery, ' of Mr . Palmer's eompeimition Bill (him eresi . mg., por4 64. New Bond-street. titularly after the House had been fatigue , ' with the l. ' TEMPER. By Mrs. OPIE, in 3 vols. p r ice : IL 21s. hoards. f 3 of the two subjects which stood before it, S. THE LOYALISN. By Mrs. Wet', hi 3 vols. 12mo. I , and when all the Papers moved for were not yet on 21s. hovels. I I the table? N' 3. MARIA. in 3 vols. 121141.150. hoard.. 4. SELF-CONTROUL.in 3 sob. crown ave. 17. 44. hoards. 1 Th 9 Earl of MOIRA urged the important inteiest • 5. Fit lEN 1)4 UNMASKED. By A. A. if etchinson, iii Ito the Gentleman who made these claims which were S vols. 12nto. W.. beards. l involved in the Bill, and the important point of jus . 6. SELF-1N DU LGENCE, 1,12 vols. 1" on. 19.. r. baards. 7. 111 E SEC/Tl'lga CHIEFS- By bli-s Jane Pinter, 5 . tice which the Bill also involved, as considerations, vols. 12mo. 955. hoards. I pressing upon the House at this late period of the 8. IHA DDEUS of WARSAW. By Miss Jane Porter, 4 1 . Session, not to delay taking up the Bill. Ile was still sots. 12mo. 1 4 s. beards. 9. CON SEBASTIAN. By Miss Anna Mari a Porter, 4 I di s p osed to move it this evening, if all the Papers vols. Muth 21.. hoards. ! • moved for were on the table. 10. RUNGARIAN BROTHERS. By Mirs Anna Maria I The Earl of LAUDERDALE observed 1 that he Porter. S sots. 1.21n0. 15s. hoards. 11. SM.'S SIMPLE TALES, 4 cols. 12mn. price 21r. I had moved for an important Paper respecting the boards. I Revenue tithe Post Office not yet laid an the tab l e , 12. -- ADELINE MOWBRAY , 3 vols. 12mo. 13s. 641. • hoards. i for t'. - .3 purpose of sheaving ,that according to the 13. .--- FATHER, and DAUGHTER, 12mo. 4r. 6d. ! a greement, Mr. Palmer's per centage would amount boards ` Ito a moth larger sum thou he now chained, and 14. VEST'S RE, FUSAL, in 1 vol , . 12-co. 21r. hoard:. 15. -j-- GOSSIP'S S roll V. 111 ‘.! Vel , . i'2o'.. 7.. boards. I therefore, that he had given up the question of Id. RADCLIFFE'S MYSTERIES of U 901.11110, in : rioht. vats. low. 'Sts. ti0,,:(1,. 17. --- RONIANCE of the FOREST, 3 vu!'. ; The Earl of MOIRA at length agreed to postpone 12mo. is. hoards. his melon for the second reading of the Bill till Is. -,---..., SICILIAN ROMANCE, )9. .- T ------ CAS rt.Es of ATIILIN nod DUN- 01 'II l' • BA Y NE. Oran. 3.4. 6.1. boa, ds 11 t- The LO It D CHANCELLOR presented a Petition ito.. EMOIRS of as ANIERICAN LADY, i n 2 ‘''' l ''' ; from the Corporation of Cursitors, raving that 12in4. --. boards. 21. (MAY; or. Ida of Athens. By Mbs tiwenson, 4 g their interests Might not be atiect:d by Ote Sinewa sett.. tto , ). D.. imalds. ! MI, which was ordered to lie on the table. si. THE W VIE. Sy Maria Bosoms, 3 vols. 12ria. 13s. 6rl. EX-OFFICIO IN rim NI A.TIONS. board). I vlll4. 12.n0. Lord HOLLAND presented two Bills relative to 23. ROMANTIC TALES. By M . 0. Lewis, IL 41. hoards. 21. TALES of OTIIER REALM S, in s vols. 19.n0. es. 1 Er-officio Informations, the object of tine first f boards. i which, his Lordship stated to be, to pre v e nt dela y 25 THE SWISS EM MR ANTS. 12 no. As. boards. ' between the commission of the offenc(', and the filing 26. MEMOIRS of no AUTHOR. By Jane Harvey, 3 , i vols. Mao. 13s. 6d. hoards. 1 the information and between the filing the informs . - tion and proceeding to trial ; and of the other Bill ' to repeal so much of the said Act of the .18th of his present Majesty, as related to holding persons to bail upon Er-i..fficio Informations. The two Bills wore reed a first time, aad ordered to be printed. 1)1'4517.'4'11A5. The Order of the Dty having been read, Earl STAN IIOPE rose to move the second read. ing of his Bill for preventing the Imposition of Ds abilities upon Persons on account of Religious Opi nions, or the Exercise of their Religion. His Lord ship stated, that his Bill did not touch the Test or Corporation Acts, or what was called Catholic Eman cipation; the object of it merely being to prevent persons from incurring any disability on account of their religious opinions, with a proviso to prevent religious opinions from being made the stalking horse for exciting disorder. Referring to what had been said on a former evening by a Noble Eari (Li verpool), that no man ought to be molested on ac count of mere religious opinion, he entirely concur. red in that sentiment, and trusted he should have the Noble Earl's support. The Noble Earl had also ob jected in the former, that the whole of the intended measure was not brought forward. In this case the whole of the intended measure was brought forward, and he trusted that no shifts or devices would be at tempted to defeat it. The Noble Earl had also said, that a Protestant Establishment was the best, because best calculated to give an enlarged and liberal tole ration. Ile (Earl Stanhope) gloried in being a Pro tostant. The right of private judgment, and conse quently the most liberal toleration to all religions opinions being the essence of that religion. The dif ference between the Catholic and Protestant was, that the former contende d that God bad not only given a book of revealed religion, but had also givers a church to interpret that book, and that no other interpretation but the interpretation of that church was right ; the Protestant contended for the unli mited right of private judgment. The unlimited right of private judgment in matters of religion, was what he was contending for, and it was the obieet of his Bill to authorize by law. His Lordship pro ceeded to quote several old statutes, for' the par. pose of spewing the absurdity and injustice of the provisions, formerly made for restraining re ligious opinions, amongst others, enacting that per sims not:going to church fora month,. should forfeit 201. and find security for good behaviour for a year, but that the penalty, though tendered, might be re fused, and the party forfeit one-third of his lauds, tenements, and hereditaments. At the present too anent, it was physically impossible for a large pro portion of his Majesty' s subjects to go to church', : for it appeared from the diocesan returns printed by or der of the House, that 4,000,006'4 persons in Lug land had noithemeana of attending church,therebeieg thatuumber more than all the churches could coa t ai n. this Bill, he contended, was peculiarly called for, in as muchlieit appeared by the same returns, thnt whilst the number of places of worship of t.lioEsta- Wished Church in England were 2533, these .of Dissenters were . 3:454, thus proving that the majority of the people were non-conformists_;, and . takiug Into the account the church Seatlandi to Which ' P t t 13 . 4, ! 111 1 ~,.