The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-05-30 00:00:00

DisTIOUTION OF TO F. FIREVIU AtS 4WAR Igo ri • TilA sOelliTY OF AR I's. The geoerstinterest which this Institution s m e l t", is the usir.d of the polite public, could not he bet ter shewa than,byttie great auinber of firshitmable and tdeiitleiern, who 'seem bled, at an early hour. at t h e Society's House. la John 'street. Artei ph. to wall the opeoing of the doors, which t-ult I ;it eleven o'clock yesterday 'monolog. .0.1 gins, the company entered so 'quieltlyi that in • i . e . mouses the Great Ilse. where-the business , trensacted, though of large thisseiiiii ius, was completely lilled,aith the most bidltant Assemblage o f beauty and fashion, surpabsiog, perhaps, whist is to be found at any periodieal meeting iu the M e tr o . o mis. About tarlve o'clock his G.ace the Duke of lis c orot.e, WOO it liirsident of the Society. arrived, attended by a numerous compeuy of , persona of disiinctiou ; ainung whom we noticed, the. l'erstan Ambassador. the af.irgravine of An- Koc h, who hos frequently cuatribiated to the Society's collection of ingenious curiosities. His Grace haritig taken the chair, the butiriess was opened by the Secretory to the Society, Hr. T A eLoa, who, in an elegant oration, ea illsoird to the company the nature rod objects of the lostiienue tu be the encouragement a the Nlanufsetores, and Coininerce. of the united littigduins and their Coloities, by rewarding the ~,e cti o . Of 'the individuals aho iterate themselves to the advancenieut and insprevereent of these lo p bjects, in which alone the true strength of nations votoists. The learned Secretary stated, that the Sicietv has, since the year 1753, when it was insti tuted by the public spirit of a few patriotic huh ,,dasls, expended in their pursuits near forty Illatt•and pnundr, and mnisineralee honorary ra w irds; and that many of the:now most imisortant branches of our inantifactures were, when - their Inbint stole, protected and nourished, under thg liainenee of this Society ; and he earoeatly wished, that num th. rewards which were now. to he ells triwtted by the Nibble President, at a future tr ,noie might petahrre equally beneficial resu lts, II- now proceeded tr. enumerate the 'ranee* voted . 1 , this Class of A griewlture, after which the condi &iris st.peacea in the following order before the th.ir„ VIII. Tu T. Juba's, Esa M.P. Ho d, Cordigansliire, for planting t.ot,ono larch trees, 3 104110 breeh, au.l iu,uun Spruce lire—the ~,1.1 medal was p.rw.e..led b his .;r4cr, with au upprots-iste I .noplimetit. To). C Careen, Esq. P Axton hall, Cwoer lend, for expenmeasa or stalbbsdiug of cattle-othe joid nodal. To J. Sloelt•lale, Esq. of CJek, Liacolnahire, and It. lacers, EN. of Multi a G7iive, In Crimherland. - for gaits. or sat arm. of Weir from Om: sea, at Wilitlermiert, in Lars cosbire.....4 he sold L A44. To J. barmy Petra, 'lraq West owls House, Norfolk, for ettenume plantatensa er ptaaslrr lie 11.(COrt be silver medal. To E. Natitli, Foot of lirentwouil, Esoes, for prep:wigs bon the Ore,. 4 she common ~.ills. Ihrewl, and arlicks rtseinbliorg ea t hemp, too, sod eintori-ot he silver medal. To !Mr T. i‘ida, of issaiinglisiii,re ar Holt , Norfolk, foe o Screw..djupiut pecargb-othr site. mortal. Mr W J 4l•ey, of e..ttow•lF.o.l, M,. lbauiptaia !tidbit. and esphinesl A isuilet of . par of *sounding barrows, lo th tor elestaiag R.ul 13113, ..01 liin Dv log iu seeds, and was. rivarlmarrled will, Ike solve, medal. Hamm; tan. of flid t , t elray, war Sheffield, for as improved reaping lowk—rereired,lry proxy, the wirer medal. 111 r. l. Daher, of V5....0 -Cub( r, near Vrovl, Sousenershirc, for as implenelt for nadir:ding and dess t oyh t s .tanks ion , ILs6ll.lr—rect ctrd, by pins ) , tin odor medal. tor floss of (ie.:sister/ . _ Mr. J. hipline, of Calcalirsii, Durham, for discoveries Ind worhiag new quarries uf British Marble—the gold atenal. 11.11. May, Lot uf Itridpuit hi. method uf miracles larpatine front 'Eugloh it trete, tire *lva asedal.• • Mt. B Car, of flirnainglim, a sliver anedeclue lii. 'whist aro:kris' heat, light, IV twines sinful at pity, bore pit cod. • - for emsdidates for Prennsiins in Pidire .ris e . were introduced by • opeteh frau) j.)r. Taylor, ristdig eat that Its Society's objects in thus dew twrtuteut were tit twornotra correct trice tinrinv he yorculle Nobitity,.wbo Inlay become Pot,rdstis of the Aro, dud lb ti these early taus**, of p ail'', 1,144 yyld it • future opportunity - 10ring the trosuis•ng young Arit-t under the notice of lite Haysl Academy, roil other In.titutions with whose isbowsthe Soenly il.d not en.h to interfere. nos 1. Sidi., Wrentinster, Was comphiereeted by hi. Gran sub *Woe MeiLt, Alf an orielual laotlacape Mies it. Dranimusd, Chan& street, Soho, fora partrait creyous—ilic oilier medal. Mu , J: Kitts, Pri.ies'asplare, Kennieerloo for now briendil 'pertinent iu the art uf painting and gilding on !:bras-the 11111416( kiher pallet. Mn E. Plidhps, Waudtwierib.road, the greater sliver abi ali he an till h1•11.1111‘. It ell,/ of Ni., Shoreham, which *said lure d,ue hoover to • prohliscd Artist. Toil. Parke, Lag. foe au oil ptioitiug of • ship is a gale-- 11r sayer aerial. To Mr. H. D. Thiekke, Queen's Hussy, fur ea oil paint. Iwt.-11W ;renter silver pallet. To J Rnhea ts, fee as. Pathos. uf the Lemmas end Sous eiher medal. 1, Mr. L. Eludes, fur an outline of the Lia*tissi, the pallet. • Ts ilr J. for a pro and hilt drawing; the greater *lnt allet. T. mi. R. A. rreehairn, Kepplc.row, riisray.sinetre, rue 'erasing oftii. Past piesching, the a/ha pallet. ' 'Nib. P Esel:l4, lirstaotstreet, turn drawling of Cupid tat Pspilit; MOMS' award. To Mr. D. Dickies, f.w a drawina of the defeat Si King Twee; the gr. awe silver pallet. 114 0414 Stauhuire.strert. Clove-market, int as ..tot , sl drawing ui Caractacus al num•. 11,. Grate' coin Plisented.this )outhhat C4111411181C u.. Ille excelleare ul' her 'My perforesairer, and prceroseil hint with the surer urea.' and toriny gators., of which the asitiraorexpresscil tbca rOntu by repeated pi...edits. Jurrph Flirty, Cell.6'n.btrert, Westrainater,sereived klos Gram die greater 1111114:1. 'Mika, fur 4 p ers pe c t i ve 4 •, titti t d Wok* Sndg e Water. worhe• Mira. r L. Lao/seer, Wires Aniserrect, for .111 etchiss of 4 "`P sad Goats; the smatter slyer snit. Master 1 . C husky, Hugest...twilit, 1 . 4 r an wished sr bog of aSt ig Moot the silver wan. M. J Hancl, Cles.eera•tetti, thesilrer weds!, andlhirry tvw.s tor 11:1 1 / 1 1pr .11e11Beet m the :mug-sista process of .. .noise, by shah drawler eau he nuuatrd. Mr A. Wilson, Urke.sareet, exploits,' to the Nobk Pre. 44 t., kit specimens spectras of ate r eol j p e ismtime, sa.l received ' lO t 44 medal warded by the Society toe u.seet Ilion' for Pt , rettll.ll of this a. t. Mostioek-street, f or au or i g i na l d es i re naa altatesay et Arts ; th e g 41.1 ute.l4.ll.tts 1. rt hv the late . 7 lb wk, Est at the yesrly disposal of Om Society. . 14 Watidasuitth of, tor a eltltliltf Stl/I..;l'et ; 1111•11.114.11 left by Mr. Muck. ' ll x.'l. Cahil l ., Wettaisaimmer, ' T erm d guinea) fur a Iltr . ;si moo of o...gah, useful is the sets hattes„Lppar itiortow-ateret, fur splrler figure I :l4.l.atut ; lOW emallair odors. Talk t. 4 ofJohai-derel, kg • medal die engraving of itad sects!. Pauff. , :arci s--- 31 17,1 LedkU • sprtiont of Masa Napkin 4 easiaa.httes appeared hi the dd, a eirs.„i sir arq forties NSW!, stair% %Untried Ito ice of Ow ran . past tri tie sudicnce—bis Gress delivertil to Mr. 1... the 1.11.14 . ahl 14411. . . 7 1. 11; I, Elder-street, Ghee* *slues% fer au improve 'scut is the ouselluiety fw rtsaviug daus...l bilks. • The repeat:F36in the dm. of Meesuhies wade a eon. sideralsid 'rat of the Inktiess of the day, owl %torte delivered as ful oar : Tv H. P. Lee, Esq. of NfaidenlitiolThicket, the isid mcda 1, ftw as improved thraxlidig 1041 hare. Sir. I. mho, etterdshe, exhibited a model or his im proves/mesa an the main for graduating astrouthurcal Matra mews, and received the cold medal. Mr. Bryan Deakin, Resmirkdsey, • gold medal, for as is. studio ut to ascertain lb. velocity of machinery. The licv. J. 11..entner, Orkney Islands, hough envoi, was highly.iromplituesaird by his Gnu r, for his h ..... age (milieus Is adapting any ship's boat to become a life-bust, furs tim preservation of a shipwrecked crew ; and a olvermeedal sad tweuty proem sera delivered to his proxy. Mr. S. Neuman, f'hatham Duck-yard, for sa improved mooring block fur Ail" the silver medal. Mr. J. Davis, of tipitid• fields, explained a model of his Art-escape, and received filly guineas. Mr. G. Marshal, for as Jaipruvrd wiadow gash, which can beckoned or repaired within th- house, fifteen g uide... A Friend of Mr. J. Tseldr, of Tairisinck, aplic.ired to re- Ceell6 she silver medal ruled him for his urettmt do VCllii • Mimic mitres or hospitals. .Nir IV. Moult, fur au improved Altering stone, the saint modal. Mr. A Reid, Woolwich, fur a compel's:atom peodulutii, fifteen Awards. 71r. Spark, of EON Witic al,seitt, a (blend exp'airod his wiarbiire fur kitowiiiig the I.ollr of a watch iu toe dwl, awl took his silver esbwlal. To Mr. L Hater, for an imprust.l pistol, a silver mr.t.sl. Mr. C. W 11 1 ,811116, a suarbiut. fur Imola; !ma.. oat. c.o. ; twenty guineac - Tl n rty guinea" weir deli•eird to Mr. L. Aubrec , for a ma eliint for culling leather strar for saddlers, &c. Mr. J I). KIM*, for a mai-hinefrrsepualiog iron filings from those M other guintrq. Mr. J. Vflufford, for ao elastic B.lter medal. Mr. G. Prisley, fur apriug crutches/or invalids—die silver isr.lul. The last Cm.. who appeared attracted great notice Goa, the stnlienen. J. N 4.415011, No. 145, Ilulhorta, ha, iug had the misfortune to lure 1•0111 his bawls, has, b) in. • gentsaty a.of perrevvearee, rueiteired meas. by which be eau pectinm ail the sebum leithoel immetance, awl eves write a gaud hand-11s (race esple,sed himself highly pleased, at having au toppuotihnly In inceent hio with thy eater inettal, mid sn tegneat ; the more, as he list exleipled the benefits at his isiwaition to others in his utifertaissie situation, by the establishiii.at of a Al.onsfertotg fee the &sticks. We rottestiliml that .hat raiment Nlematactertr , presedi„ with • liherilkty r hi:lsdues hqrs Lam ' inar frost his urn purse, duldskif the lierskd of the Suciety. The u-tNuite.u. • e0u..1.1. , ..,) tibutit hall"-itast three, by sit mrproptiote from the Nvble dent e tilat.k,sig the undtetuce for their coisporiY,. sod exprepolog hisestibit to sweet thew 'next year. The loused :Qurotetary infortotetilthu.e.urn pasty. that iJ4 new uletuiriss instk been elected twice last yrsr: stud exputuated ott:t be aultrasturgtrs rtstiltiog to incur bets ulthis iuterevoins Institution.. iviE 414-HY. The fulherie ff istl* omie of Honey Peck ived ill plow of Solooi.otes. .froot oolditog, ;Homy aid e/size* smu t under ixecolior eirculustonees; sauc tivistd by the C.•nvnnitdri-iifeChi.r:— SOLDIERS FINALLY APPROVED. ••e ki.niv• . Liadtted• Unlimited. Men mid 1.3,14 L. 30 9 0 LJu 19 0 BI icor lima CI 15... ..... *l 0 3d 5 a B.") II el bacund Clare 301MITILV. _ _ I.! unatitei. Mr., ~ti 1.445.. ..... ...••• 4 frat . s • L. 47 is • 11..ys ..f rust Clarl...t ' 'o6 1 • - 33 11_0 kt o) ,, a S.*, ..... It:101* '' 11 ''ip ' a 13 Ii • 4) . IL LtAiliffil NOT FINALLY APPIROVAFO: " • c•r.44,144r. . -. .. . . _ __ _ j lalliitt 1.7.1.1564. Urn awl Latto ' ' I. l 9 6 1.,i 19 . 6 110,6 et 171..1 Claw '7 1 7 6 14 9 6 11.95 filipturd Cies' .-- --f 4 N 'INTIM, • _ Lit/W U ed. sliasited. ' Er* sad Lads. . . ....... l..iti ,13 6 1..n7 3 6 Buy. id fiat ders' ' ' id . ih 6 IS 56, Buys 111 lit•CSisg CIIIIS 7 lii 'II 10 0 U ti.i. boys al is nisi Clam snot he 5 feel I inches is Vied. sad restive psi so .tprimeesst. Boys of the Seeped .Clnas nest be ender - a feet a inches, mad are entitled to ren eeive pay at Om rote a lot. per 07; 'Bayed dil dencrip laun• .iiirl be comidered es memlitsi 'bey have &flanged t h e I. ap et it rims. It is not astbui7LiWait's Unice. Nr. 'Skinner-street, Sinrwhill,. should be in *itch esti- Mation s and's° Much prefkred &y the host of par-, chasers in the present Lottery, when we perceive the polite - attention tp all persons, and tecoliect the unezarnpleil edemas which boa attended tint numbers he sold in the lasi year's Lotteries, namely, 4 Prizes of 40,000 i. and the grand packet or Tickets, . which produced 24,751. b.i l !WOOL, more titan the higOest money prize; abet en this Lottery, to be drawn four days after the King's Birth-day, nett nroinh, a Ticket cats gain 1t10.0001.; Shares is proportiiin. In fai t ate Sixteenthh Ulu gain buuttl. birtAht at Turman's Office, Skinner-street. In one report of the case MARTI'S a. Sir RICHARD Pitt Curs," giveu in Tun BRITISH Pats., oil Saturday last, there ensure inaccuracy, which we 'are anxious to correct It might be inferred from DIU report, that Mr. ASHTON one of the indorsers na the Bell which formed the +object matter of Vie aetion,Viss privy to its fabrication hy• Mr. SO LLI VA Wood Sir Rica tan PHILLIP! ; whereas the con trary is the fact. It was also stat ed that the Mill tiff could only recover from Sir PHILLIPS; Mr. HTILTIIS and Mr. SoLLIP•H having become bankrupt. Now we find that Mr. AMPS, o Utfilf was a Bankrupt, nor is he likely to become nue j hi, effeets, upon a fair statement, appearing to be fatly equal /*the Inquired of any demands against him. Mr. AVIV sr, we learn, es an honourable and worthy tout, and we are sorry that any thing. not f tended in fact, should hare appire;ed in this Paper, that could, by possibility. ilo him any injury. It is the undoubted privilege of every Eugl4b- Maw to do what he likes with his money. and what better can he do than endeavour to gain Indere). deuce he adventuring in what the laws of the land sanction ? As all may I. so easily interested, all are respectfully requested to appl y to CAllttleS. Charing-cross, for lu , ky Num rs. N. Wool. utay be gained by one Sixteenth. There being Ito Cnu►t of Aldermen. yesterday. the Lotto Matron. after imp-ctiag the telttru% or tie. ed the prier of Bream' to •dveuer id. pe► pale . • Ou Saturday, the Earl of 1.-tesareot. wet the m a y o rs o r lie thffereut Cinque Ports. at his Apart ments is Dsvt:r Castle. respecting t h e draft f or t h e L. cal Nliiitit, shoo it ors b ee n, .ettira that a draft should he wade; dui. is the Bra iiistance of Ott: kiwi. • • • • • metre. SUBSTANCE OP THE SPEECH cf' So J. C. IHPPISLEY. Bart. 71111, 11106 IE OW C011\14046, O 3 TOE IWTU Y•Y. (Contiaautd.frosa our Paper of yesterday.) tINIOII.IIALL A dashing Publican. teed We Mesa, • livery otabk sesiiling in tha treighbollriwersef d Tmi•lock `h . ". and well knuvo to allthe limiters of the Four•ial lased Club, were brought hefarre the 3faniwrit a vss at IL.. Otiat, diet gad eels werselt mg Win. 'Webb, a C ollector d Tolls mg the etra delete, and refusing to produce deer lit let, or Pay the coli, whet detuand:•.l. Collingh..nrio suit Goff, (hikers of 1 :nine •Hall, being sear the spot, and seciug the awash counaitttrtl, t wit thr De ' foldouts inlo custody; who bring, in their ono optitio adepts is the - pustlndie all, intro..ledely set to with the olii ten ; after a Apart bit severe coolest, howeVer, they were obliged to subunit to the superior skill and tartest,' .4 them ' opponents, mid were eusive)ed to the ()Pte. whet: • litoz, havestigation took I.laer; when Ilse friends of the Del. admits, beteg advised sot to salter a ease of thls sort to go to a Jury, wisely adopted their advice, and settled at nab tire Presecuter. • 19;0. n. could usittbet refer with g reat pain to a ilisentreepronouneed in the cathedral church of Stu Paul, byd sow Right Rev. Prelate, and pub;iiherl d .• Ju..11 Revereolueltni." It is entitled: CHttClO APUIa n 'aTelfIDYM LlVTUAletSitlarAf o Itng IPAULIai t H tetra.-41. dt.. .sti am 317. iu which is fuuud puas'ite : • .I"e,6.is detail'i noshes gal extra sass teclisir terminus taailUalle hatretieoes, Ya , ,pnelisyre deditob senipmurnis habeitat; deal I.llllVerell/D sib. Wel iu Ipsus Repro iuyelista ariggent ; dam palatal rollteaotor Holism asksa ewe 11e.shei. re, flambee ev.e.; dusts l•ac r itniu•at ' taint vete/Ito aL ifto Anticlutto et protinisuse, et oulhtic prolluerc Tido:roes, • grata perients is nue ingracee a tlitrnmiai, Si in imperil TO ME EDITCg •OF - TfIR DRITPIII PRESS. u lt. * as e sogrres po r tateta,rits.iima ill, gra notj,res *oath porpessi. aunt. hie ipsl switiste coatis, Writ* St a—Anhui:a lb. 'striae sod loothsous,opeettes'Ulti'rh saint.. nos,. is barest iyt . Gia quSy ant alto trnipueo niters...LW have :gip, Area .4 either side attic llosiareiastho Debate% pal+ Tee di nrae eu t: ur i d ego bola, jogyuisa, ti.. - ilaporiaott Q.:return of Catholic Einancipaitpu,l calwanu rea ; tioulsol r eat, goalie an (Huse onion meow sainniruilt regret OW Ilse eloomititto . orial proorople• se:it tusesspois calm Tritlentins4illa lovalescat coidevsto, you so cleurly sod Ipottotiolly set . 'Mlles id you; instrusali g u .„„ w w, nen yi en d ique ,woe, - ad rriani amnia Paper of the lath %suit. were' mot Mime - cloreallYm stilted lo lowellorou aloe jasqoasi *alms hamlet both by the advoroitts and OflreSefli brut iikellOre;• lifer p o., t 4r- J o e l i p e i en , c ; 4 Mid eJ is reclaim that LaK tld_Coostitution, vflolireer - HO notriid e r r i, re l owc i or eci!!! 4 feelings or In...indicts of.studteidsialt, vast ottragotely twilit the pion. - Till the 'lase agfiltg, oult:dPhs: ta• • 'Li ;nits iiherrepasa" age. osir- Catholic fellow-sub. awelflatitfttlr ^timed with entertataing Coot. sow difficult, or to •peak mairproperly; Mopoo le,: room shoo hid he r o utterril on the liluefilida derilottlit yereoseit 'o , lo96 . 9lllcililliiey have s treneritt cEd open' th eir S. s si uti of Parliatuent,.l., deter/nos *lin 1,1 (needs, 06.: that of which the hrgo.. a" 4" to Mel%cettallelktok4ktheett!. oolloB . titeofeitswitilVpvrt of titeiloath: . -for the legislature which he lavisht•s on the loyalty . and (" 1 " 0 1,-. 44 " 5 .C.a.":1‘'. sykonteh titit The tuight have as tura, shiclOues Heil every grant, every coucejrub , . e . e . • . - • . Legislature. I. ayes the poilit whetlie• he sueoieto voite thew w!" .e 841 1 •246 ag" l " et the E " l•blielrd Caulleh, any .sal reilel, sr Wide\ IdroOLS toad" rent Blitedat tor - tu • reirtateeene'lltlite s. kaittlaiiin df all *up ,re not rg. Lord I siogall doer lois Imailaloapil sv9loinibetayolilleveellae • ceifell'ilifto It bj; 'beptrsns. and iiscule4ecl bi the hem': that the ellaistlo.yhirhfi.'CiLlf t e: . " 181100sattek of the Estitblis h .eil Chtircli. ats wel) as 'wrist(' at Mr. GralLoo • live!, WM idly t `' e Yil nee "r- eba rhtwAthanakast Creed. The charges sit music end unnecessary, tool sersit nu Jteiiriiass.hdeptiipose fSlui to ruliVileCe the woe Id of thestsleishanietriArial aulalMn oNtlehrice'this - class • iir his fellow subject', ainoitat.. of thine learned Crialewato to plumy slow propositiosr(hat j jog to a foditll'Of 'the whole risonlation of the rut. eau tend E ven i n di rec tly Li enttawyti- tho.omt .pf swat sad . 1 -pre. 'af enanties.ef alt taws, dicine anti human, ivoll P'e c ke""` l4 ha` e a" 11 . 0 4• 6 '1,".an1i • tea ~ ..11.11 beifriren from oar roar!: and oar uu Rasa.. Catholow ! tt w hbp.4l,'Luweei.r, that suoir. of ',her.' aod erni•litutionattoo wk.* itholia.thltte.otoeMM efeatiri!! ! clads o f which, probably, the greater )"°' Paper, may qr ^ llo *.d leewelecteielod i pethoPM Ott 1 privortiun u( our 'diets and armies are computes{ trot., " 1 " Id°11 "" tlial a a ald rePti"" o .l . olhatmk. IIV at cue atrageoueut !`-‘61.1t. opt tilt. head a few it a6 ^ "h . " , PU5" . 0e1e5ted...0441 14 . 01 . 1 464.164 eS‘ CUltS1(11:11.11dile will tie offered hereafter. for nothing but shot the Ms dad owirt;linn aru entitled, . Vi'ith not lees regret snout we taro to the wetti. 14.50 t b.,0,,,t to it, and theta; and, ifito. i• hoped (toil even • % Grunion,* of °shad sill sot opposethrir eluiwtoo. Ttletite-ltf ajo.ll..hdriralsle and Right Reverend l're. The too -it nowt proposed*. your paper Air ilia sib lust see ante, long tioattuot ttialled fiy' utmost a boundless inol'h" 1. 01010 of tar, ehleh 0 . C.l ol * itwlwausse ua tho its 44444 fiCelbei, Mkt ii.ttlise for a hire natty oh opittien lionaoluto have Litharie satisfactorily 4.1(1 - olio...A. The tk.s. sod nc: j am. is , bli for r c opee t i , which dust the tlent.*, vii. o f the gar a, are hi ellriallee %dhow soothes us • • or. • grolitstee off hite•tellow-co:irant, Ilearth. fees, he the tlift..... As W Saar ale for, ho re tier of 24.00,10UC1 11.5soia eathokris • gyro Ilendlurs of the unfortunately think% r. rbete - iu sumo &tiger, lest, ElfeCilleVe liouvrroinieut compel Houlaas4.:a4lsolics to serve, writer a niiseonstrued turfillgetWe to-the l'e. °Owe& exewito tht!" 6 oas it q whilst bit c.ocar araleiglaita• tit nuts, we should, by its sittsearauee Of - intl . ,. ereneit lag, that they h.iie ou right in clans the reward of pidtP•k to our Church, give rontstettaneeto ductrities end tau, !Lew- rirs•tiousi mitres, !Inot it areesaury,4b lu at a e pow ynati .w " b " ls "" litle Y " en jet* te l e " dem ' l 1'1°..,0t und er which, as sincere Protestauti Ind net, !terls sh,asat be aelestouusa by the Lastaintive Itudy dace; helm,: of our Sable, we must cur hold to he kfofefrolte its ihssoitosnu ? othersioe, so nosy millions of British ant+. bittepheatodS, dud Is this opititou, je•o, arealiambased I, Ire goverstd by the caprishows (many of however; the learned Prelive is at' tie with thy' creey I lauprac in the Esecative Branches ut Goverealesit, drclatatiows of the Leialft:irel Teite ' .. Lojilredlra hem t"e esoesuid by she bur ; as•the Coitstihitiwa i and Aol• • particoloirly the oath which Ills Majesty takes at bib turista these'who practise 'tick , tirleet,t, Ctuw.fl oar be reel, tau, require that tiny EN4II.II6IIIIIIAIIL t • Silitati as " goad stbleetei P ' fur, every thluer 'of their •• • we: wonbl'be - epee blob to- plbsircution tit LIVERPOOL • ..„,.,\ c,,ruinan ittw'stfel Alit the icatutr vdtet ter Nit their . whereby , . sindefuttoll • fey law--;:htie eta n. testate ho 'art to perform the rites oc a ltheir rAigtott ....;urrrsltialt , iftnett =to* interrtepti.tithoue ntet—:• • t. - supported elatieettl y att dies er Ij9 ?I‘ r i t eialt .1 611 .exe, innocent In our paper we ,gitee a succinct etarriillie 111 4 the eat raorJihary conte3t which hiortistreeserieri bn in the Theatre ever s:hre its aipeirintri W lade-- that can bet called a etakteat, suture attack are attoo one ►i , :e4 Ot her' ode we... us aJ.yuate invoifel VS' party. ssthe'y hare drought Hues, fain persevere en their • very .amble decleurvii, ' The whole of the fit:Wanly hewed. mud the ttt, e 4 till the (beginning of AN the 'aittive iiitetrererwe ef•:tbe .erious Liu been , don of Use liiiiit;'* . Benclo, to, itskutn-4 rum:b r ims or the NI its speed? extiartiriti is saw %Vs observed, last week; t wits t a siogle candour, ;ho di 1 tint ought to be Keisereilt disiAts, .rrtion g Ise have liven lOW, fact, and. twi.ig unsupported • ,•.• . . 21 _ l'he ohorrration in (insist so much respect the queer ,42 11 itself, .1 the mole in wi "N No claim of that 'nature, et. tit 4 aught to be carried lie cit.__ Anti et For if such a chnionia, so enfetted4 is nue ekg: witted to, you at °lice admit the printlifellristlhe ' oodience have a right to frirue pawl for 'hi/ goveril.; naent of the thtatre: that the directiim"iney 'liken out of the handsel the Proprietors and' Mabel gels, and placed in those of a democracy of all thd . pablie. We Must then ripest that it will be eels; ducted with all the caprice, violence, tad iojustiCe.. 'Whiny incident to that sort of government % - . will perhaps be to ordered, for the convemettice of the Ii P. party. that the doors of the'theatk shall not be opened till nine o'clock, the hoar at which the mail departs; a proposal which we are told hos been actually hinted at. To this it will, nn doubt. be replied. u The insinuation is inicandid. We do not now demand, cad we nevei shall de mead, any thing hot what it fair and reasonable," But who are to decide on this fairness and reason iyl/metal ? Not sorely the very persons who'sns to' profit by their own decisio.i. They are not to be ylidyes in their own cause. According to the pre tences now pet op: they who make the regulations, they who thforce them, and they who profit by diem, are to he the same persons. One set of men are to provide the entertahonent. to pay the ex penses, and to sustaiii . the responsibility: and ano ther set are to make the regulation!. soil fix the niensure of remuneration. If this monstrous pre teuition is not directly its the teeth of every maxim of natural law and equity: if it is not directly at war with every principle of British jorisprudence, we coolant to yield the point to out opponents without further di,tiossion. _.intirterkit „ there •Iftsi an pirt . oligkiisisiplide Att*Seinen Catholic Church:dist was iso rfenlll misrepresented ; •the ordir.ildrereirce.iff piriot if discipline, is, thcit. eloe Ceiholii is eniiiintde by' the Council of Trent, lircotifru, st least, onee Ilf year, lea print; and 'the form ofalemlution ibirariably made use of he the priestsaif the Church of Itoine, is that sthii:b is Only enjoined by the itubtSe of our Church. to he sised in " The Visitsficittrofthr Sick ;" and also in the Irish Ritual of the Estidinshed Chiireh, iu a The Visitation of Prisoners." • The Priest is, by the . lisibric of the Established Church, enjoined to move the sick to a cpeclal sarigosion. The sr: ofthe communion of KineEderard VI. also tlia4 quirts. that "istichas shill be led with a ke. s seral.confetainn, nor toils etihm Ilern that do nse far - their fertliert _ bir the asoicidar, or - Vern i.,AvetentoilsPpriktty 'net obcte:atace which thick needlnt for tioir elistetw* of MR. 'toe kyin- OFterleee, pereniiitittb <reels OPitt the prltst. to 1k offtialed nrilhlirhin which ire dat ed •ith their bumble eeerifeieion and the gestiral confession of the Chtinth." • • • --...—_. ..... The words of the litobrie • sir the Esteblidied Church arc these: "Orirlirrifietes Cirrivt, who lies left !knees t• his Viho ck to absolve all sinners who truly repent soil believe in libm" of his greit mercy, forgove thee thy offences: entil by his with,. riry consonitted to me, I alssnlie thee frons all thy Am, is the name of the'Fathet, ate."` Such also ore the words of the Roman Ritual. The same wotilstire used by Archdeacon Peley, and Ur. Mont, in their " Companions for the tatioo of the Sick." fouode.l on the power unparttd by the imposition a hands, at the ordinabon of priests, " Those whose sins thou shaltfergice, stc." lo both churches the condition of absolution 111 the same, 'timely, contrition for past sips, jellied to a Arm purpose of amendment; and otherwise the abeolutiou is nugatory. It is, nevertheb as, a prevalent opinion, that, in the Catholic ChJrch, absolution is uocritiditicioal, or, at Icor, th it its effect is taught to he snore de ' pen.iiint eh the performance of works of insp,Med We have just learnt. with mach satisfaction. that one or the most active heads of the party, whose printed statement has excited mach compassion and indignation, has written s most penitential let ter to the Mau irrs, as well as to the Magistrates, rodeising his error. and prouseing to logy from the Thrtatrr, till order is restortd.-.-(Lietr peel l'uper.) 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