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MEETING of the BRITISH CATHOLICS, d at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on the 17th day of January, 11123, convened for the purpose adopting Petitions to the Legislature. ion. HUGH CHARLES CLIFFORD in the Chair, :wing Resolutions were unanimously adopted:— the most cordial thanks of the Catholics of Great Britain iently due, and are hereby given, to Edward Blount, ,cretary of the British Catholic Association, for his distin services; and that he be requested to act as Secretary of he proceediAgs of the British Catholic Association, since nstitutdon, has been such as to merit the approbation of eh Clem:dies; and we hereby express our grateful acknow ts to them, and will continue to give them our full conti o long as they peIIOYUC in their laudable and honourable in to preserve, unimpaired, the unanimity that so happily amongst us; to remove every penalty from the practice of ion ; and to unite all Christians in the bonds of peace. nu attachment to our Sovereign, our respectful obedience ws. and alacrity to meet every call of our country. should eyes of the British public to the cruel injustice of perpe hose penal restrictions against us, which are wholly repug the spirit of the English Constitution, and if originally le. which we contend - they were not, should never have the momentary irritation which gave them birth. That ility, falsehood, nor unistoken violence, shall provoke us to emit that line of temperate discussion and calm expostula im we owe to ourselves and our cause; always bearing in 'tat. with a just and regecting people, intemperance may good, and never can exalt a bad, cattle. the British Catholics feel unal terable gratitude to Earl to Lord Nugent, for their steady, powerful, and repeated s in their favour in Parliament; and that they be solicited rat and support the Petition now agreed en at the next, CHALKING FLOORS and ROUTE FURNITURE. HOPE, of Hathbone-place, begs leave to inform the Nobi lity, Gentry, &e. that lie continues to CHALK FLOORS in the most fanciful manner, likewise to LET 1,000 feet of fashionable route seats, 500 chairs, 600 feet of dinner and supper tables, elegant 100, sofa, and card tables. tripods, lamps, lustres, girandoles, bell shades, Grecian lamps, knives and forks, glass, china, plate and plated articles, clean beds and bedding, chair and sofa beds, couches, invalid chair., and exercising horses. The Nobility, &c. are likewise informed, that in consequence of the great demand for that useful article the exercising horse, he has commenced manufacturing them on much.improved principles, the springs being so tempered as to carry from five to thirty stone, a number of which, of various powers, are on show, either for axle or hire; likewise, an improved leg-rest, which he flatters himself is deserving the attention of every Lady or Gentleman subject to gout, rheumatism, cold, or damp feet. 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John Noyes, Toolev-street, Southwark, oilman.—Edwin James . Port, $u ley, Staffiirdshire, druggist.—William Starkey, Find bury-market, butcher.—John Carlean, Abingdon, Batabire, banker.—William Clark, Speldhurst-street, Burton-eraseetit, coal merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Richard Swallow, jun. and John Swallow, Newliall Sheffield. taxaLminers..Alexander 3l'Laren and IVilluisit Denby. Manchester, manufacturers of muslins.—David Barnfesbew and William Hartley. Wigton. Cumberland, cabinet-makers.— Juliana Martha and William Leech.. Newmarket, painters.—Ben jamin Bawling, sen. and Benjamin Rawlin,, jun. Leads, woolleh drapers.—William Ashmore, Thomas Vt inglield, and Thomas Paine Gerald Osborne, Sheffield, opticians.—Edward and Morgan Austin, Northampton.square, Clerkenwell, surgeons.—James Groom, un. and William Wright, jun. Burnham Overy, Norfolk: : veterinary surgeons... -J ames and Thomas Brough, Manchester, I tailors.—James Brooks, Henry Knowles, and Thomas Pinnington, Bolton.le•Nloors, Lancashire, cotton-wpinners.—John J. Cook and William Keay, Blackfrian-mad,coachmakers.—John Wilmshurst and William Coveney, Cranbrook, Kent, woolstaplers.—Williani Dodd Wells and Thomas Bayley, Iping, Sussex, papermakers.— J. Lewis and J. Conder, Wood -street, Cbespside, skrpenters. MARKETS. !From the London Nes Price emerald, Jars. 481 COTTON.—Although the demand for Cotton last week was not animated, holders have been unwilling to sell even at previous rates, and buyers have taken whatever offered at former prices. LivEnrciot., JAN. U. Our Cotton market was dull in the early part of the week, but during the last two days there ha . been a considerable revival in the demand from the dealers ; about 1,000 bags Bowed, have beeb • • taken on speculation. SUGAR.—The demand for Muscovades during the last week. was steady and considerable, and on Friday the request became animated ; the total sales of the week were estimated at 5,000 hhds.. at prices fully Is. higher than on the Tuesday : no brows' Jamaicas offered under 575. ; brown St. Ludas, 555. a bfis. ; brown Bemerara, fiGs. There is no variation in the demand or in the prices of Aluscovades this forenoon t the market is thinly attended, on account of the weather ; the holders are very firm, the purchases inconsiderable ; scarcely any brown Jamaica offer under 58.. r other browns, 561. The public sale of Barbadoes' Sugar, 110 mice, sold with briskness, at the advance of the market, la. a 2s. Towards the close of the day, very considerable purchases of Muscovades were reported at rather higher tiricee. The inquiries after Refined goods last week were rather exten sive; few or no parcels of brown Lumps were offered under Oa. ; and so great was the scarcity, that nearly all the goods to be readv• for two or three weeks are contracted for, and the refiners now ark Is. a 2s. above the market prices fur forward delivery ; the middling descriptions of goods which have lately been so much neglected; sold Is. higher.—Molasses were 265. 6d. The Refined market is very firm to-day, and the advance is fully maintained ; no Lump's offer under 78s.—.Molasses are 265. Gd. For Foreign Sugars th • holders were asking higher prices, but there were few actual pig. chases reported. By public sale this forenoon, 8,6 Mesta Haven. nah Sugar ; nearly the whole sound, withdrawn at prices, Is. a '2s: higher ; fine white, 425. a 431. 6d. ; the damaged sold very high. COFFEE.—The public sales of Coffee last week went off .with much briskness the Jamaica descriptions sold at the advance .1 2s. a 3s. ; St. Domingo and Brazil, at an improvement of Is. a *2s. per cwt. ; Demerara and Berbice at an irregular adv a nc e o f 4 s . a as. ; St. Domingo, by private contract, sold Ws. Gd. anti fibs. i and there were considerable purchases made at the advance. Them were no public pales of Collie this morning ; some inquiries coo tinue to be made for good St. Domingo at GOs. ; the market Inas very firm. • RUM, BRANDY, and 11OLLANDS.—There has been,} steady and considerable demand for Rum lately, and the quantity of Leeward" and Jamaica reported sold has been rather catemtive ; for proof Leeward*, Is. 60. a Is. 7d. is the nearest quotation ; and for under proofs, of a good quality, Is. od. has been repeatedlv refused : the market looks exceedingly firm at the improvement. Brandy is steady, and still with a prospect of a furth er ndranc T , notwithstanding the 'heavy stock 4 the nearest price of the best marks housed is 3s. Id.; the home consumption last year increased 600 puncheons. Geneva is Is. I Id. a .Is. IIE3IP, FLAX, and TA LLOW.—The Tallow market hos varied considerably, the nearest quotation of the new is iti•day 40,. ful. and firm. Hemp is steady at 421. a 421. lis. Thelastittp tions of Flax are the last realised prices. • SPICES.—The request for Spices has subsided, and the market has become heavy ; the nearest price for Nutmeg*, 58.241,5 3a. 341.. but the quotation is nearly nominal. Pimento. 90. a 90. Orb, Spices are dull, and the late quotations cannot be realised. • 011-4.—The common Oils continue to advance considerably: the trade lately have only purchased for their imenpdiste wants, and 'moot of stock ; the consumption is increasing. Rape Oit is 20s. higher; Linseed dull. ' r • FRUIT.—The demand for Denim, in laaskets, has bean sett extensive, the whole having been bought up by the grocers (about 8.000 baskets), at 375., and a small parcel of Valentias, it the remainder of a large cargo was afterwards taken off at 58s At present there is no Valentia or Denia Fruit in the importers' hands. Red Smyrna Raisins continue to go Mt slowly at:loi• Turkey Figs are more in demand, and rather mote faroum. 1. prices are olstained by the importers. Currants maintain chi,: pncrs; a cergo from Cephalonia is now landing. Muscatels at. rather more in request. At the public sale this forenoon, Muscatels wens higher,. boxes, 100 a. a 1245. half at 1225., quarter at 140 s. INDIGO—The quotations are nominal, on account of the sal: at the India-House. The sale, consisting of 2.626 cheats Bergibl. 1114 chests Madras, 11 chests Java, and 1.622 (hide, commenced with great spirit, at the advance on the October sale of Is. 3d. a 2s. per lb. on the fins and good qualities, and Is. per lb. oil the Ouile. PROVISIONS. -.- Beef and Pork are in fair demand, and prices firm. plaeon, 36a. on board, and 595. landed. flutters go off steadily, and the arrivals of Dutch are all sold. A. shocking murder was committed in Falkirk on Surn'sy morning last. James Henderson, carter, was as 41. it is suspected, by his son, and beat in such a manner as to occasion his death in a few hours. The supposed part icitle has absconded, and a description of his person is lino. 4 ------- ••• • .. .. . ... - ___ - - . __. . ' • " --. _ - • - - , .... -•- . - -- _ - Mae -. • 4 , ......4 , -...........-- y . . .._ , • • ... • ...te.ma...A....sit.mess....m , ~,,.......^....,,,m4 e A11em5, : 1 • (' •, . A r r ,evrAf • . ~ l' -- a.:::-.)'' 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' John Brotherton, Liverpool,railoi, Feb. 3, 5. and March I. at :grey at lying-in, and single as well 'WINTER FASHIONS.—An entirely new Article for Journal, No. XIX. 4- - HOUSE and PREMISES in New street, Covent-garden, now in on; at the George Inn, Lieerprior solicitors. Messrs. Adlington, a weekly Allowance during Sick- selance and Medicine without extra I Morning and Dinner Costume, 18s. 6.1, thefull Dreg , D A CO3IPENDIU3I "UMBRA. with Notes and Demon. the occupation of Mr. Burn, commencing at Lady-day, 18211, for a Gregore, and Faulkner, Bedford-row, London ;and Mr. Joseph . I H warranted to wash, possessing the united advantages of comfortable strations, showing the tenon of every rule, designed for the use term of Fourteen years from that period. Dawson. Liverpool. warmth, lightness, and durability. of Schools and those Pelmets who have not the advanta g e of a Slay be viewed; and Particulars had till the Sale of Mr. Tripp, Therms Hammond, Manchester, victualler,. Feb. 9, 10, an d ncreasing success to insure Allow- Preceptor ; the whole &rifted on a plan calculated to a b ri d ge the Solicitor, Gray"' Inn-square •at the Mart ; and of Me. Shuttl- March 1, at ten, at the Parliament House 'I avern, 31ancliester. French Cl k made of rich Silks, lined and wadded through. all Trades and Ages, and to effect oa a. F Males and Females. Annuities, out, 30i . ; those at Three Guineas are beautiful, and equal to what labour of the Master and feel li ta te the improvement of the Pupil. w orth, No . 28 Plt • - • ' Solicitors, Messrs . Milne and Parry, Temple, Landon ; and Mr. By 0 Ph'll' 11l been i I Master , O rienta l School, Ne- wage i ins, at at caßradshaw, Ridgefield, Manchester. generally charged from Four to Five Guineas. anted upon th e most equitable and rich therton House, Worcester , : and Author of a Treatise on the PLATE. TRINKETS, INDIAN CHINA, NOBLE me Ele a F . 13 D 5 Bel . ; 800 pieces of John Dolbel, Lambeth-road, Surrey,. merchant, Jou- 12. Ng sol ~ro, g n!_ ,•ening vaanriez,, and French s. anded Silks , 2s. 3d , to Construction and Use of aCue of Mathematical Instruments, Si. GLASSES, AND VALUABLE EFFECTS. March I, at -twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soßnae r , Air. ° I tees (gratis) may be obtained at the tt _ . 0 e Naples, By Mr. WILLIAMS. se. so • 1 050 Genap and Colombian Silk Dresses, 9s. to 20s. each ; bound. II ilham Jones, Threadnuete-street. [ rid 427, Oxford -street, daily, from _., . , tall Lace Vei l s and Menu, and an immense quantity of Rem- R " This is a clever compendium of a most useful b ra n c h of 31a- 'llIt'IDENDS. • • W. H. MEDHURST, Sec. to be sold at less than one-third their real value. nants, . . .. thematical Science; for emery person ought to be acquainted with O NE'! housand Ounces of elegant PLATE, capital gold Feb. 12. Francis Irarnford, Wakefield, Yorkshite, tea dealer. 120, To be seen only at SH EA Its and COM PA NI s, Regent - Algebra. The Author's bbiect is to abridge the labour of the watches and trinkets , Indian china, jars and beakers, a tine at e l even , at t h e B an k rupt' s C ourt . 5, LIFE OFFICE, street, eight dorms from the Quadrant. fluter , or to render a Muter unnecessary, by familiarising the Nanquin dinner service, a eautiful porcelain dessert service, rich subteen so as to facilitate the study_ and _ ennaennently_ lessen the Jan. 20. John Salter and James Salter Foster, Kingston, Suter , . rut All. A annoy), 19_liahr Immtn• dirt,. a_lioht ditto _ m Chin/mu* t..—____ _. -__ _. .., m. _ 1 _ . . .. . , . _ I ' i 1. i 2 ..40 6 i • 1, 1 ' S . ' s .!, i . t I -... 4 ' , q' l f the Petition now read be adopted ; and that the same be it presented us the House of Lords and the House of Com. the cordial thanks of this Meeting be given where they are mtly due—to our brethren in Ireland; and uwe have the tject in view with them, so may we all be ever linked to y a brotherhood of affection and an unity of action ; and r only rivalry be, who shall best serve the cause of our religion—who shall bust promote the attainment of justice inalienable rights—who shall best secure the tranquillity, fame. and the prosperity of the United Kingdom. the British Catholics present to Daniel O'Connell, Flog. ust sincere congratulations, on the rejection of the bill of ent lately preferred against him before the Commissioned Jury of the Dublin Nations. They assure him that they n the highest sense of his eminent talents, and of his um elliol3 Of then) in the cause of Catholic Emancipation ; and rply that lie hu rendered most important services, not his Catholic countrymen, but to all the other Catholic sub hia Majesty, and to the general cause of civil and religious within his dominions. the British Catholics have observed with admiration, the eloquence, and piety, displayed by the Catholic Clergy of .in the l a t e controversies; that they request those zea lous en of the discipline of the Church to accept their best the satisfactory explanation of the danger, justly apple ftorn the indiunminate reading of the Satptutes by the n versions unauthorized, and for their resistance to an un able interferenze of self-constituted Lay Missionaries, with ed Wilke, and the exclusive right of explaining to their flocks of God. the thanks of this Meeting are eminently due, at this per moment, to the Right Rev. Dr. Milner and Charles Butler,' their able refutations of the calumnies against the Catholic , and the Catholics of England, in their admirable re; ies to " Book of the Church." the thanks of this Meeting are eminently due, and are given to the Vicars Apostolic, to their Coadjutors, and the Catholic Clergy of Great Britain, for the earnest zeal, the tithed learning and piety, with which they uniformly dis their sacred functions, under circumstances of great difficulty vatiow. the thanks of this Meeting be given to John Rolston, Esq. indefatigable zeal and attention to the interests of the c Body; and more particularly for the service he has d by contributing to the formation of the Independent e Associations in Lancashire: and for carrying Into effect lectioll of the British Catholic Rent. the thanks of this Meeting are also due, and are hereby a the Rey. 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