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r tt • JA,.. . e 4 " -_ ~. • J.: Bi. 'bat • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1301. use s . ja a 1.. - I L s_ . 1 - 1: ) ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. I P;%ICF SI XPEivt. P• with met; . 3. e,. :RING, THURSDAY, 3:p.41401eri9, Their 'l;robtes Servants will peefonti a Tt.gely. hi Five Ave, allied PIZARRO. COMMISSAR YGENERAIN OFFICE, SEPT. 5, 1894 'fHE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and OTHERS, ore informed, that the 'llthscriptitas Papers fu► Horses, Car fe. are I. ithdrann flows the Thatche.l House Tavern, Oa Mansion Nous-, the Bull and Mouth Inn, and Golden Cross, Charing Corse, and lay at the COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, in GREAT GEORGE STREET, far sewn ja ther .tia►scriyfioas as may he tenderest; sad th it Machines far hinqpng on the Carriages of Coaches, Charier, cod l'..st thaiset, be delotrcel to th•or duo haw sqrscrihrd, on Application la Mr. !LW, Flami:tou Inert, Hyde Park Corner. TO MELCHVITS AND CAPTAINS 'ERA lIING TO I'HE WEST INDIA ALAMOS EVENTEEN very strong, honey, good MUI .ES, to Le seen at AISELL's Livery StabWs, No 107, man igtrlet, al rough , Southwark, Successor, laih! Paitlizr with Mr. Thomas sc , nibler, daccamd, who was many rears in the Mule T.. lc, with Mr Thomas Janie*, or WorM HorAts, of all deacti e tions„ 'skim lett by Thomas Atv.H. g kJi • :.! 4 • 'der., D ANCING privately TAUGHT in the most o'egant ovse, at Mr %VILSON, ACADEMY for D siNtSING, edah , ished Twerp,- ten Yeers on the Si- r, et abraity —Mr. WILSON enotr...-s that (how.' P4.1,11l find great conveuienceirr being taught in private with :I,a fond% , who mike a set for_Dancing arany time th. Sc.o.lar may ap Nan, and at no greater sap.-ace than inner Masters charge for public Teaching. Pupils may IS owl in the Haase, and b • completed in the neces4try lions of Dancing in a few dart, a; constant Attendance is given every day in the week. Tii , . sciwi As,e i ,o,:y fin the approaching Season will cuntmenr on Weinesd..y, the 7th of November, on the same Roles and Regulatkns which have Oren great satVfattion for man, years past. Prneirg ansl Xfroic tarnshr, and Schools attended No 42, Harlon-square, Minories .114 •-.. BY AUTHORITY OF GaVERNMFRT. THE ONLY STATE LOTTERY this YF.AII. iciscAnnae,:c-r1 f), WIZ at COOPLRIMALL e , NI• eRE C PITAL PRIZES :owl LESS TICKETS, t..an futoten Lottery. Amon g tinich are 3 Priam of L 10,403 3 And nt. Pr.tre thatt 2.10. The SECOND D.VI of Dit AWING toll Ite OA AATUR DAY next. Tiek•ui and Snares (watranttd outdrawn, on sate at every Lases-4 lama. SCHEME. 114/ Whim& Value• is! each. T.All V..hr. * vit • I 20, , , , A are / e4i.e)riti II ..• 10,1.00 &NW/ $ MOO IVAJO li l,ol` #ooo • 6 '2 lO9 ' '• MO 40 , 4,100 e'' • ISA& ) Tiekos L 4:4,001 VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Sirs. 20, 1504. rrHE COMMISSIONERS for ',laud/Thee His ii Majesty's Navy 4., hereby ere Nruice,Thitt an TTIESIMY, the 9th a; October nut, they will be ready to rernar Texan, in ICrtet/q: . (seer! iv), and treat for the Supply of what Fresh Wa ter Awl be required for the use of Nis Majesty's Mips au/ reurls at and in the riciaity i f Falmouth, far Twelve Months reetaiu, and farther until Sit Mo the IVotke shall be given an tither side fir the Trriiiinatian thereof ; the Wile o f Poyment to be by Belt potable with Interest, ;duty dabs after date Co.ialitt,lll al the Ctlntrill4 any be seen at the Secretors's Ogice ; at 'his OlNce ; or by applying to the CoUtaae sy . the Cu tout, at Falmouth. No Regard 'oat he hod to any Tender in whirls the Price shalt net be inserted in aids et lenstth, or that ikon mot hr tit iterrd 'to the l'oo , 41 beim., Otte Thick on the said ruct.iso the 9tit aloher ,eert, ..or unf.t• the Pews wee mat. the Troller, or arm. , , IPM hit lilehltf, ottooollitO 111Yelo When l'lrkd /Or. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Sue 26, 1604. THE COURT qf DIRECTORS of Me UNITED COMPANY or MERCHANTS tj ENGLAND TR ADING to the EAST-IN PIES do he. eby , zive !Valet , . not d Getteroi Court of t' -. said Consparwe will be held at their How. in ',dam/WI dllet t , on F. day the 5A it (Lieber ,tett, ft in //even Su us the Lea th:. to ballot ow the following 2adetteaa, on. " riot 11r. James finny ',oat je . he permitted to retrieve to ltufeai with hi. Hoak in the Cony twe's Service" In o. der to detersive he sack Ballot, whether three ports in, feat; of i e Prop...etei present at aesa is Grotto:Cone cowent that the said 17e. Janos Henry Commie,* es pmnitini to return nith hie Rank in ske Coospeufs Service. WILLIAM RAMSAY, See. GUILDH NLL, LONDON, SC?? 20. •riiE COMMIITEE for letting the BRIDGE HOUSE ESTATES trl3 nieet at GUILDHALL, on THURSDAY, the 4th Dar of 0c...h.r next, at Eloven reelnek eio the Forenoon, t.. r .eznv, Yrnpn• 1, tur LETTING ke. mi rai n . m ore Lovorom Year VD Year, or t... In • Torre net renceedong Three Tears the SIIIYGEHOUS,VHAI4F o cowl the la•re rack of %VAEUIOUSEL lately (netted on tl.e hrlitdc•yard, Southwark . . _ The e :tent of the Wharf towards the Meer, ;'eluding the front of 'h- Mielt, on tit- List si,le thereof, is 'lO f.•et. Tha Wharf a d the pack are to be imnsediatek r ;iatrod 7 , 01 elrantt•d, and two Cranes, shit necessary appendages, vristitsl ;,t the repent.. of the Bridgenriuse. One to be placed on the front of the Wharf, tot the other on the Eastaida thereof. Propos:As, mules the said Warehouses, either to gether with, nr .epeq►a h.nn, t'• i Wharr, mar 'se de.iver-1, rotoriowey to the ,by of letting, at my Office, No. 14. Alder tra,ihurv, or at the 01fice of Work.. Gaildhall. N. P.n,..sat will be atti-nr1 , 41 rides. made agreeably to th's /I , l' casement, and tlie Conditions fur letting the Pre. mites rh P e , nises Inge he ei-ired, the Cnn4itions for Letting, and t w il l ,. parsk u l mr s kronen, at the O%L•n a'aose mentioned. SA:UW.I. NEWMAN, Comptmller. NDIA MUSLINS. at the Star, No. g, Lod / v ve .tr.:et, mar St. P.. int STltt MD. and I'AYLOS., embrace M. e.nliesa oppoinnuitir to inform torn. Fri •n,!. and the Pub: r. the Sale Sro In:iis 1 1 , 4 l a w, re , non: c.-d, mod ttel Lars to offrr to thei , Ihripet ion a variety .f Mires, Jac:onott, st uncoontitmly inw Paces, w wont) unit Att , utinn, as the 'raft:re ..(the fh..idi in 1111.Cli num:nor to what tit, here beam of late tram ao.I lareuabctd, well t alintatrd bath for Lodi& fla sAal end Gentirmaxes Neck Hasdkrerliirf.4. panicuiedy g 0 ,1•1 anti cite-arc, with nvery other article iu liaberdashiety, Lac -4, kv.—M,ihicery, and Ladle.' Diatom, in the cot stile of ..legat,er. ASPORTSMAN so gay, and a Lady so bright. Al NICESt wisk Oilld.qlPvcresePre, .lhiey raid on the Sances, wir't fratki:,it The Pickles .1 tcmoing. the 4J a nus.. CU.', Au I the WA India Pickles so grem. And Oh ! said sine: 1 shortly shall go To heat o'er the ;o b.. nr woodland, No hose German sausages Mere I shall know, Russia Toiltuos, Hams, or Saltersi, which or eke such a chew, At HICKSUN's large Shop in the Strand. Oh' m..k.• a prnOsion, the Lady rep:, 4, Wni'st here soeh a Plenty rue me, Tak • An .hhvits prepar'd, and you'll well le sopplit'd With I Sao.lwieb, where ere, yes walker you ride, And an ex-ellent relish 'twin be. Of t7urry, Oil, Manson, Soy, Capers, Men, Q•tantum stillicit take ere you go, With ripe Stilton, Chapalear, rich Parmassan, p. 3,1.4 Lamprey. and Lobsters, and all, while you an, That constitute lIICKSON's rich chew. 'hai4e 114.1 max Hag rent. I And •s J :on a; snb. GUS!, .te re re h..ll. „4,,n‘ rn•~. iue.i. ~Rr 1111 W, fag,- "Wl' RT., 14, wing bed. • ° X • 111• CT P a r ear. :dew and Ned, Ler 1. of me, IC of to )r4 ea • of la. mass other and toP4 Eva- art: ti nf Lute. field 4 7 " 1.::%e Mire, t !' • , C t te The Muria, Airs, Chivrenei and March's incidental to the heat, comprised by Mr. KE LLY. Yarrivrapie Attaliba, Mr. Puwr.i.L. Rolla, Mr. ELLIS'''. IN. Cora, Mn. H. JOHNS lON. Ternando, Min GOODWIN. frAMIARDS. ?nano, Mr. B.AItRY MORE. Alonzo, Mr H Jul oisTom. • La Cum, Mr Valverde, Mr. 11.: RTLF.Y. Elvira, Mn. JOHN OW. The Voe.il Pun be 'Mr. Barony Mr. Digniiin, Mrs Mountain, Min De Camp, Ml.s Hicks , Mint Menagii, Mrs. Shill); &c. &c. To ernieh mill be adde.l, a Movie J Ferre, called THE PRIZE ; or, 2,5, 3, 8. Leadive, Mr. B A NN.STER, Jun. Mr. Ca•My, Mr. MADDOCKS. HeArtwed, Mr. lir CAMP. Jab,. Mi..Mi.. KELLY eartiker we- TrnwELL. Car line, Mit, DE CAMP. On Saturday, the Comedy Soldier's Daughter; the Wil•rw Mrs which, the Musical Ira iertainment ci The Desedrr. Lisa Duncan, Croon the Tneatre•Roy.d, Edinburgh, is en gaged at th 6 Theatre, and will nuke her first appearance early in October. - B;rse. 64. Sore' lid Prier 94.—Pit 3. 6d. Second Pri:e 2 s.— G .11c.e es., Sward Price Is.—Upper Gallery 1.. Secmid Price 6d riIHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT iI GARDEN, TO-IiftEROW, Sept. 2s, 1804, %gni be acted a Comedy, called SPEED THE PLOUGH. Sir Philip Elandfarl, Mr. Mt/KEAY. Su Abel Handy, Mr. mtr. 4 .loEx. itdowiiioui, Mr CORY. Sob Handy, Mr. FAWCETT. Fame- Aauisld , Mr. ESIC.ItY. Ricnvd, Mr. LKWISS: Lade Haney, Mrs DIBL'IM. bliss Bian.livolt Mrs. GIRB‘• D. 41.10 A•litield, Mr.. DAVLNIPORT. Susan Ailibeid, Mts. H To which will he alio', a Mick: Far—, called THE HIGHIANI) REEL. Laird of it .a.av, Mr. WADDY. Smutty, Mr I‘CLEDON. • &Aid .in. 11 , EMERY. J M `.STYE. MAry, MI. SI A,TIII. The Play 4 The M iuinaineer. ha. ng bee* razeieed with uirver4al kir 0.11 , 4, Sy a brilliant and 4.)W ng Midipnee, aril: be rtpeated fur the Second n Inc. on :Wind...! next; Ova. luau, Mr Keme4•.-...T1 with will be added by Permission of the P i.prietur of the ',matte Royal, Haymarket), the Musical Fire of The Review; ur, The Wags of Windsor; riire, by a Young Lady (being her Pint Appearance oa the Stnr.) Busty 6.. Pit Gd. Gallery 2s. liver Gallery It. iiir Vie Boxes to betakco of Mr. Hiandan, at the Hiiipciffire Hart-..treat. live Dols will be °Renee at Half-past Fire, ant the Par &nuance begin at HeMpastS.e. SZCOND DAY. THE ORAXII STATE LOTTERYtying n•Avrit.•,' MP te4. tn• (4 o•tiOn; • '; • , t in- SL,CONI) I:'<' WlNfi next, 99tn ficptelftbn.. Vtncrgi I ht:l. Tho Sew= co:.:1 . 1 / 3of ~ f .),'..01.11. I of KY Pr:in In toin ••••:. 116 T.. Thkege anA 311a1.'1, A er.- at eery Liceuret Ofscc—Only 14.ste Dais to:Swe. • STA It LOP rEal - , Fritsr DAI. Tl4f , . Ticket No. 5,2144,- a/ first drawn, entitled to I )NE THOUS ANI) !lOU's'. DS, and No. $,25P, drawn the ulnae **lirß, a Pride of TEE TINH'SAff rit - Pormus, wpm It .th x,31 in Shares. at Meier. Z I RD , BLYRNE, 414 t'.. i e7111c4, - It.r..4TrAroh togs c•tartr in Two Q tarter., 'r e p Kighths. rid Fou r S: th.!. Ten Th 00411144 Ptuirrlstr. tint Fistrth i , Three Eithth-, .411 Six Sixteenths. Saturday neat will he the SeProal DIY 9f Drawing. STATE of the WHT:E.I.. Three of 14 ecty Tigi)11.4.41 Idaut.ds. Tare rat T-it Tint valid Pinion , . Three ef Yr we Th 4.lnd Prsoh•ls, Pb. of One T.titissitil Pounds, Se. PRESENT PRICE of TICKETS a I I.llllt Ticket tat. Half N. as. Ott ?I. R.. M. Quenes 41. Oa nd I ti,%!,•tqa... 11 +9. 01 *. • Only Nita Drys to rirs•ti. The e.l...htsted 1111,1t4t19 and 2;OLIT PII.T.S. eenetally known by lIARCLArs PII.T.S, are now pre• a-. 4 ard mirth im pniv:nt b, THOMAS MACtiIN, at his I: . tootatoey, No. 101, Pall kil.ol xi feI,a,CHINI has the iintymr re‘peSfully to acquaint the N , ibility, Gentry.antl esh , :ta, th.t he Jesiyate the ..bove twin the o• 4., a 'rsclpe, from which he ni for a lenvls of urn. wail. in Partner.hip with th • R • Mr. Batelay MIS brats e, in law:, The itmsexpenent , he ha; l'n< l t',e Pill*, hat molded hint to nuke great t.nprovetnen.i ut t! , •11, and render their more e'froacious 11114 °attain in ta , •rr oe -ran , and he flatters lilinbArthat, i.n vial, they wilt be y coperror to all other preparations of the same ki..e S.M In Noun at 41. 54. and Ss. 11d. ech, dory Included, at his klatotutocr, No. 101. Mall; Mr. Tun, Royal 1E a rh",ae M. Dangerfickl, &Wry-Aiwa} andaudal Valuta" ia Town and Country. YELLOW FEVER, No. 40, CHARINC,CROSS. 1)R. WILLICH, late Physician to the Salon Anibanador at the Court of t rit Britain, and Anther of the Domestic Ear elnprrlia, Treathe on Regimen and Diet, d:c &pomace aiid rvroinmendi to the immediate no. ti., of the Ponlie at la-re ( and t! ~,, ain petit-Oar who are vio r to the Wit lnAfn., Anierica, or any other part of the World. that may be, ne have been sableet to penile. tlai Dii ease the Remedy which is sold at the Pthrietor's War .ht.use, N. , 40. Charing-Cross London, to rrevest and Cum the YEL LOW FEVER Th- 11111 , 1 ooOtivt T;stlinoni-ts Pura professional Mee, and dt!ier revii-evatslc av Ire seen in Patapkt ts, to be l e ad, Gratis, 141 the Wareham... which not cnh ' , no', in the fottea n.anSe-, the Firsciev et this Remedy in that rreot der. d- Gd Matadi,. th • YH LOW FEVER, but alto that it is an e a se, Site. pleasant, a:id certain Preserver of Hush in a Flat Cli mate. The :sh, , re inT3tuAte Article is soil in Ikerer, nith ft.!! Dir ctimn ;unmarred be Dr. W11.1.1Cil), In ciac of an at tack , if and• kini of Firr , rr. a Ortellisines each, ssailzient far coo Prnioa for Twelve Mounts. This thy iv published, a New Edition, greatly 'Mari .1, ele gently printei in (lie very large Tialume, Royal Octavo, price Its. boatels, ELEGANT EXTRACTS : or. Useful and En. tertaining Paihages in Prose, selected tie the Impenve Young Perilous; being similar in deign to klogant F.lttrectv in Poetry. Printed fn 1 Johnson, G. and J. Revinsan, W. J. and J Ricn.i.tvon, F. and C. Rivington, R. It.t.duat, It Faultier, Ogilvy aid Sue, Cathell and Martin, Clarke and Snn, W Loottdra, J. White, (1. Wilkie, Cadell and Dav:ev, Scarchard and Lentrmanl Longman, I urst, and Co ; Ver nor and !food, J. Walker. G. ILva..lev, W. Mill or, S Buster, J. hi , theant, J. tom J. K y, a F Musgrove, Wynn.. and Scholar, C ros by and Co. .1 11r ii..g ; Larkington, Allen, and Co. .1 Non+, ; rote Aid %V.II, •. D Walker, I Afaweam, .1. sod A. Arch, W. Bout, J A., .111... and T. 0401. may be hail. 1 ELFGAMT I.N. I'd ACTS; or, and Entert , ini Piece, of Poet/3 : oe,ted tar the Im:noveni,rit of Young rer tons; being saint..r in dtniga Extract; in Pro-z. A new &talon, 111 one very large Volume, Royal Octavo, 18a. boar Is. 9. ELEGANT F.PISTLES ; being a Copious Ceectirea nt FAillloulf and A,ntthlS Lettet.s ...sleeted (or the Improvernerit Ymm g P. 140 1 1., awl for °emeriti Entertainment, from the omit entwined Kota., With an Appendix, containing Let t:ra from Smngity, RAMC, MSIIIOIIOII, Ae A new Edition One Lie Voiliane /loyal Octavo, Price 14t. board.. 3 The POETICAL EPITOME: or, Elegant Extracts, Irons the Liner Volume, fur the Improvement of beli.slars, at tla,..ical and other Schwa, in the Art of Spealtimp in 'Reading, Theo:dug, Cumpming, ati4 in the Conduct of Life. In (Sue large Volume. square Brno. pee 4. bo•nd. 4 The PRtSSE FR lOM ; or, Ele•rant Extracts, abridged freest the larger Mime: the design henig .iroilar to that attar P , etical Epitome. In One Volume altars I :Into plies 4* wand. MODELS of LETTERS ha the Use otScherke and Tri este Sto.lciite. a inir all Eeito.ne of the lame Ocravolbil,ime, entitled It: !tint Ema:le.; and eontamlng Select Laws from the best 1.1”1..h Auth,n, with many trAmiatt4 tom the 11 ,, eneth which have n' ,et +mewed in anr Miwell3nemsa C o l. le:titin. Ist (Jae Vulautc ..14ai Nem price 41. bound. EXTR.-ICE FRO A SER.IIOIiI, er•enzo sercete •SUCIETV 1,4 , 11• THE SEP. ,EVASION or VICK, ON TAE 31) Ur SIAV easr, By De WATSt)W, 1.4,111,4. p of Lantia. • GAL. vi. 9.—Let to mat fe etkary in srell-einkft. Great cities have been properly calle,l tile Braves of mankind : and the, may with metal propriety be called the sepulaires of vittue, the nurseries of vie.. the hot-bedsalcorruption—physie,d, pulitiCJ, alai moral. An incessant contention for mastery subsiLts 'in every civil state, acrd es:et:44lly in every overgrow, metropolis, between the laws on the one hand, artsi the manners of the ise.ple on the oth e r. This eee _ tare commences with the very commencement of Govern's:terse and h ends only with its dissolutiiii: It is carried on. derir.g the terstence of the state, with variehle success, . eccurding to the varying ta- I. nts of tl.e Governors exerted in the enaftnieet of la A'S mole or less salutary, and the varyingetispersle Lions of the people to resist nr to sebmit orthe•taws enaded; and it is not finally eetiagoished. the general prevalence of prodigete misrels pets an sod to the Government itself. Theta is no instance ineacredinseppelane hiateey of a rich, lusurioas, immoral state ever referent!, itself; it proceeds trove had t TM, Till, HE: the course of God's Provide-cc, i:s fall is accomplished by the sword, by famine, or by pettilence. Not withatAndine this. ilia fall of every, mate martyr tainly be merles: vy ettatever retard. the progress or Vice. *Together with other ratans ni retarding this progress amongst otirselves„ there are two which ap;e4r to be emioently usetsi—the relig . insuuteinn of tee people. and The due er.eution of laws, adapted to the circivt, , tatters of the use s ; neither so strict as to render the este-utile. of th-rn imprasticehle, nor so lax as to enoste e, 'he . ewe h of any species of immorality. The regions instree- Lion of the people solar:bine+ to p: ev, re.. the very rxi itCelcu of vice, and a discreet eseenti in of the laws curbs its progress where it does exist. We read of a country ia which the education of the p rule was from infancy caramitted to the State. The i.hielrea of in hviduals were considered Use children of the com-nuni:y ; and so mach was de! safety of the 8 WC so , posed to be corm -Elea with the iaititution of its citizens, that where Anti pater elemand,d of the Spartans 150 children, to be delivered up to him as hostages, they offered to send him twice the number of grown-sup men. In our own, and in all other Emote:An Barra. toe domestic education of children his been pre:sere' to that which the State could give them. • hint though the legislature has conceded to the affeffien of parents the right of educating their ohSprtng, confided to pArentAl care the performance of that duty, yet it neither lot. oeen or ought to hiave beet, inattentive to the merel and religious `rotten Rise of all the members: OrTheecesmenunity ovw w4,:eil it piosae.. It would he an ineenitable and berearans petcy in a ciail gime ascot to pu:si di the vices of its subjette if it load taken no pr:ns to ins!: ea them in virtue. The offiee of the civil snagistrote extends not merely to the panishmeae but prima rily and erincipally to die prevention of erisists. Now crime. are hest prevented, and the friend*. I dens of good governmen t are meet securely laid, ! when piety towards God, a reverence for the laws,' and a ri•gard for virtue, are instilfed, by proper au. thority, Into the mink of tee profile. Piety towards God is her.: mentioned man. ssential - part of education. Unhappily for the Lin I, every other part of education is scrupulously arteariet to, whilst this is sadly neglected, through the Maslen t eace of patents, or the incapacity of tee:hers ee strong sense of Religion is so essential to the well, king of human society, that it is wonderful to nil how It could ever have been made a q u Tejon, wheis ther any state could subsist without it. Th.et, adultery, murder, perjury, fraud, and other criers, are punished in all countries, and with great seventy in many; yet the perpetrators of these crimes every where hope to escape detection, and thietbejte avoid the punishment denounced against thenelie. Had their minds beets imbued with proper principle* of piety, they would have known it to be impassitale for them to escape the i'eteClion of Cod, or the punishment to be ir.fl Eked by him. The fee: of God not only regulates our conduCt in many points to which human laws Ginnie extend their cog Ai sauce, but it gives a g: rat AdltionAl sendion to the laws themselves. This fear.of the Almighty may be blench,' with superstition. I speak not of such :Lie:Ai ; though id may be doubted whether even such a re4T 1.1.• n's preterabk to no fear at all ; but I speak of that feat which is limited by the sober diCtites of DAZ religion, or more effizaciouslv and cevunistansialle by the dextrines of genuine Chrintieney. lieu, be wildered in the mazes of metaphysical Fesilosophy instigated by th affectation of superior penetration terrified by the ietolerance of fanatical zeal, &vast ed by the numberless false religions which hay- en *Lived the human mind in every country of th. world; men of this stamp may rashly einciue that no revealed religion cen be tow, arid Cse: al the ends of civil Government may be attained with out the assistance of ;day.. The expesietent, whethe a State can subsist without religion, win nee I hole be any where deliberately ire te-if it abisiild, hive no hesitation in foretelling, that the teAcis pie tura of idolatrous vice phicli St. PAW has ex:i late. in his Epistles, will be infinitely outdone by that v Atheistical depravity. But, whatever may be the peetice of other trete: we have no apprehension of religii.a hei.sg neglect le in our own Free schools, from the tinge. I Alfre have been founded in many parts of Use Lind, en places for the worship of Gest and the religion instruttion of the people. have been erected in .it; An order of men is rnamtAined at the public creek whose office it is to ezplein the °trite ',Urns ea n Js , e and revealed religion to persons u; 01 ages, and • e• enforce upon the minds of all, the onevezitr tap utility of sobriety, probity, and gusitiesms. . BATTLE OF TOE NILE. IrHE F.NCat r i_k_VlNci, from Mr. ORME's rum , . o ok - -*A'n/.E. 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