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DOWTON; Olivia, 'Mu, GLOVER ;, 'aria, Miss PtIELLON ; , ~. ~° Viola, M rs , D . W ISO N . ' mi Ater which, f o r the latCtline a new . M. m 10-Draatic Coc Pantomime, called lIARLEQUIN AND II UMPO ; • . Or, COLUMBIN% BY CANDLELIGHT ' Sir Arthiir, .Mt. II AR'I'LAND . ; . . • am, Mr. Klittilti kulliralmie, Miss RUCIGLES. _____,. Stage Nianager Mr It INVIOND Nu Money to beßclu„',L.l.7.7 • , / . 1 i....... vi vaitt. R ex et. Ite,ii.. t to Le- The Doors to be opened at half ' , last Five o'Cloe.it i Fitt at half pa'sr Six. g 6' n'd Price ) • 13 ° ,, es 7 %.; .ertind Price :Is. Gil..—Pit., 3s. ed.; - e-1) , -- , . v is. , .25.,-,LowerGtillery qs.; Second Prier, 14.-17111)er Gae"." Secuati Kitt, 64. . Boxes and Places to he tal'.t!ll of Mr. Spri ,4 g , rkx 1.":")'I'li 'keeper, at thcOtlice in little Itn ,, ell- street , tro th Tell *h ., Iti.,;":st%.,".(l,"!rtiti,t.lren in the Evening- until the Doors L T he . Pc*)Santornitne Lc' tg • fully- e'stablislird la PubhP enimaritai, Willbe re .. ' t- I " , '- , • i... till farther ' l l O 7 ,tire. pea ~.i es try el mut „ TO-ruorrovr, the Historical Play of King Henry the Fourth , A new Tragedy li4s been some time ill preparation, and Wilishortly be .i:inouneed for performance. __... .. - TIIE.ITRE ROYAL, (,()VENT-GAItDEN. T O-MORROW EV ENING, .Jan : 7, 1813 ) mit be itcted, the Comedy of • ' '' . .. ' •• ' • - THE .1 EALOUS \SIPE: .. - ' Lord Trinket, Mr. rA111,1 , ,Y ; ,• • . Sir [tarry Reagie, Mr. MAU-II:WS; iMr. o.itsley, Mr. ('. KEMBLE; • 11o,for Ouldoy, Mr. imccrr; • cha r ! es Oakley, Mr. A 13017; - nesse i , mr. ULAN cHAnD ; tailtain (Yeutter, NIr.HAMMERTON; i . -Lady Preeiave, Mrsi.(4l).lllS ; • , . Mrs, 0.041ey, Mrs, c . KENILLE; r.,..‘, Nliss 1k )L • After wid t h i I he iiew Pant o mime, called t A4L i',QIJ IN Ai; I) * III li> RED D \ VAII.Y; (~ DANIANT ROCK. The Musir,SeetterYTli,MaciiiAlery, Dresses, a.•iil I) ecor:.ttion s arc ' - cot irrly new. • The Overton:and Altisie composed by Mr.Wure. ::itAttliCTi3ii• , Prince Cherry, (anti wards Harlequin) '\lr. I.IOLOGNA, Jun. The 'Entiteror Ili Krionlaine,' King of the I.otiheads, (atc.r 1v,i.,1, l'.itloaiii Mr. NORNIAIs; Thp, AnipreAs ii.,,nloliellyanti, .titieen of the itoondhetsds tatier,.,:rfis Clown' Mr. OItINIALDI ; • Riift l'tiarl.itlf (the Red Dwarf) Master eIIAPMAN; • F.My :‘,,tier ;aileri,stiv,!,.icinuastiiite,,i, Mrs. PARKER.; The Viiiiy itri•-s,cloaniormisd into tt Bird), Nliss NVOILV,MAN. II xl4 • ,•• •it ~ rvi • , , 4 im. St ,4 111,1 a rice ..,1..0n..--Pit r3s. Gil. Second Price 2s 11,,n,,,au it;4lles. 2s. Secokid Price h.—t/v ler (i it ' • ' . . c. ,ail Prier. ltd. . 1 a ' IY 14. ye- Ii boort f will be opened at half-nait Pir• ' I rho Pl' b gin at halls past ix. • • '', 414 0 •LY naces for th.;. , lloxei to be taken Of Mr. Bratitlim, at the !New Bax-Otliee„ lila-streets' l'lte new Pantomime called Harlequiu and tl eRd 1) f 4or Alit. Adamanz Ito 4, vontinif:n, to 4 r ' I ed e 'ft w4 a l l ' ot t ir e. ' " i'Plat l 4o, Will 1,,...rck' 4.1 - til te%e•ee:717.14 ' Zing ' " WI further not , , . it.. - T ) 1 1 :, • P ri ?: 1 : 1 , , tY. The ,Lor,l ef.,the, Manor. --011 Saturday the 0,,..., - -011" M inday. will ts.e prJdleed a Cirand fi lions tlt, vaited Hari..u.i Air:tic; Altered from:the ./E‘thiop, with new Musical Characters, c`.:c. vinol. • IRELAND AND NistEiiiA. r the entire siipension of the xports of .a. trich Lille ito the Cinted States, the h o , ie lklar:.:ets are rev.ly overstocked. The Irish Linen Company being at all tunes rqsulated in. its ..prices, b y the Irish Markets, are en abled respectfully Ito make tine are how sellinglßlSlJ SIIIRTINti .il Stiltlinml/2by the single Pic, Warranted for Durability, and bleached -71u sineGass,. front td. •to ts. I ts' pail loiver.than at any period 'sc thei: establislinters.in 1 80 i, . tilt% ll . k of Ireland Notei:talten in payment:, or Cash given for , Orders carefully exeented at their Only liouse'in London, 1N ...„...... . 4 : the Sotnli 6iiie of tilooinshury7square r--------.;.,_ Iciiiq's ktlifi- Lot- ARES for the enstalli, tell- are tot Sale at the (Mice of LAZARD IIIIICNE, and ~.:(). tituek-Hrokera; No. 93,11.0)."1. Exattige. • • • . This Lottery cortskts of 18,000 Tickets only, every one of *l4 ' ll will bo drawn ilpa..rattly front the ‘Vincel, . for whith purpose tiot eminent lifts graitted Two Days r ' Driiwing, Vii. The 14thlinil 15th January. • trroN...„.......................__________________________ , 18, Stoek-.broknr, 2, Gambill, and • " ' • ntl to Cuventry-iitr,et (1.- t' T lin; I. rte i the 14th and 1' ' • . awe the atten ion t , will b e , oth .latittl.ry, when a new LOrikitY WM ?r drag en tht ohl plan ' I 0 very 'fieket will decide i ts,, wo •uot asses, as e wn. t :ilk oil ;to t 3 There NJ. T 1 . . - o . ler. . . _ .: ....wo of C "rtY-SIX eitintitt Prizes including 1 • • 20,0004 'No of 10,0004 :tee C I; YToN ES on Sale 4 hits ti Variety'V I')('K FA'S and '..li.•)dt . at his fortiiiiine Offices 1 I ' 1 1 . lilred Iti Jantiarvogiii N! ' " I ' l ''''' (1 ""`" '. l 0 / . NO: •§AOI. Cho i ii, (0401. •—•-• 04'1,601, Cl.,As A, 6,00 • %Id Oetuhar v 3.313, fla. •-•••-n. a,113, tams A, 15;000/.-; N°' ' n* 11/.0001. ID% Nor erol ....__________.........._ 'er * --N o. 71) 4400/. ----,... L......,.. . I'OqUEENTI:I of THIS y4lO - N fnn viol: Dal. r r 'Land 0 ' 0 .) MODE or — Tonyt)! , ' IMAIVING ILLS , if- I ''Alrlo LorrEtty--13,000 'rickets, all d. e ~e-S, ,-vttptislinberg.---No Crass i I. •Every ficket will u mata kit SCinratelY.-6ut of the Whe L el in Two boYs' SCITENIE, ! .. .......... 10,400 C ' o. ' o 6000 4 ' °' . . 1,000 ••• • • . .... ‘;,!),;0 4; 4 ".••. . • • • • 40',1 1,i;o0 - >14..0 , ooo ,000 V: ::. • ........ Ot) 'l, 100 , ! ''•• • • . . ..... . iOO ..... . .Z 0 . n lo ... .. ....... r oil .. I,v, • s ' - ' ..... • ..... 30 ... 2820 .• • • ~. . .4._,,1 00 -•- .... •••• .• . 2 ') .‘ t i , 00 • ...„.. .•*„' ' " '' 1 ~- , ......•... ~...,.. 1 t 400 . irk. , t,. i For the Itteliotisos, cioonixf: k, no co . Contra.e..o.r,sriety :::. ,..1444 er) , , are .ellinf.; - nub; Errs "1 :"•414"-",',"l.ding,, "1:".,1,41,., at their Oitices, the ( Anuer of 114",1.;;; ,„1,;•,, iiitero.it' i I , ;cod , f , ,,,i, trs the Ki,n4., m,v Chi,i..rliJj.,,-tck.,; 1., 6, i,:g ~ t IN Lotteries •Irawn in the ' present I eat 1 1 "totid Prizei were ,I'Ze.). 3,0 t; .......... •. . .... ' .... our, . ........... ..... 1 L ( ' , , . • 4 3 ? tfi , 1 i 514 . .... ... . .... . +WA, . , m , , i !wee of 1,00 01. ' 1`; , 1 .. . i Kll. Our of 4,004 It'''''''' (. : 4 ' , or i, I( V.te Of 4001, Ike. Le. SZO.• CHELSEA iIOSPITAL, • , January 4, 1813., PrIESE are, by order of the Right Honourable the f.ordii and other , Commi“ioners for marcagin?, the Atf:4A oC the •Itoyal Hospital at Chelsea, to give Notice, that all Out-Pea,donelrs belonging . t t the said Hospital, siding in London, or. Within twenty-tive nines the real, are required to appear personally and regimentilly with their instructions and Certificates of Admission, at the Secre. tary's Office in the said Hospital,. on the respedive days, OA in their dilleient 'classes, according to their several rates of pension, us underinentioned, .wii•ai attendance will be given limit nine o'clo.LlC in the morning until three in the afternoon, for the payment of half a year's Pension in ad: vance to Midsumiher next. On THUR'SbAY, the 7th of ';.tnurtkry, The Pensioners at bd. per day, from the Mut:rent Regi ments of Cavalry, Fdot Guards, tat keginient at Foot, with the remaining Regiments or Corps. . On FRIDAY,. the Slit ti Jant4rYi ! Those at 9d per day, trout the several Regiments or Corps abovementioned On SATURDAY,' the oth of 4anuary, Those at'is.' per day,' truth the different Regiments of Ca. valry, Foot Cuords,; the t.st Regiment of 1 , oot to the loth inclusive. On.MONDAY, the 11th of January,. MALI at is. per day from the s tst Regiment of Foot,witlt all. the redisining 14 . egithents' or Corps; also. the Fru:Miners from any Regiment or corps at is. 00.. and IS. id. per day • On TUESDAY, the: lath of January, . fhe Pensioners .as ts. 10. 7s. zd, ts. z.kd. • and. is. 3d. Vet day. On WEDNESDAY, the 13th of January.. Those lit . per day, with those at the thdlellt rates to t 4. 9d.. per day inclusive. Op TFILTILSDAY, the 14th of J•tnuary, Those at is. thd tO:2S. 110, per day inclusive. On YRIDAY, the Otb of January, The Pensioners from rher Militia, at id. vet clay, with the - Private Gentlemen who receive Ail:mines from theiiite Ist and 20 Troops of ki , ,rse, Cultic's, with thosePciisionins from . the severe! Regiments have be e n admitted on account ' of Blindness, whether at rs. per day or upwards, When' the' Hospital Surgeons will attend, for the purpose of examining all such Men, and report to the next Board upon any of them who may appear to be. recovered or improved in their sight, the payment of whose Pension is then to be suspended till the f urther order of the Board.' - - . And that all Out.PensiOners belonging to the s...itt Hospi. 1 tal, 'who live in hnglarul beyond the Distriet Olin: Bills of I MQrLality, and t b , .se in Scotland and Ireland,. are tiereby required and aioniniantled, atter the :Litt' of tune next, and after every succeeding asth of December, anti estli 'of until! farther. orders, to apply to otic at t y's ustices of the Peace in the .r.eighbourhood.'w here they reside„ b and make the following agiclavit 'whieli;the said'Ma.. • gist rate Jur 'the - County,' City Borough, or Riding, beftrio hom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz. •• • ' caw before me, one of his' " Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County or • , and finale Oath that tie was ;ad. ranted an Oufpettsioner of ChelSea Hospital, 4)11 tlme day of; • •17 (or. IS j boot the Regiment of ; Commitoded by,. . 3 was then aeea about, • years, - , rived tit the atiny years, disw elged for ; Ott that he i no'otherwise provi.hal tor by the'Pnblic. but a Penaio , ,ter of the said Hospital, at per Day. cent Ins p a y its a • in tile: Regiment ufatliiii), and now lives in the Pariah l,t , it. the Countof " Sworn before me this day of t 3 .!' And suctchf them - as were admitted 6ii ; account of 'Blind ness are tottered to transmit . with - t h'eir hid yearly,Affidavits; t certificate as to-the state of tlenr sight,.sigt.ed by a A Fitt rtny • Urgr jo , or other Nitalleal Person, resident in ine.r neigh. tpcurtiooo ; but in a ICII distant parts; where-a iii ~..i cent. Beate is impracticable. a certificate Irons OW Munster of the Pari:4) to that.fad, and to ascertain the eolith - mance of tianr: Bl ndriess, wilt be admitted. The Affidavit drawn 'according...to the above form, sworn before., slated and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put up In a cover, and sent by the General 1- 0 , 4; diteded To the Right Honourable- the • P3ytnaSta General of, his. Ma 2lesty's ,Land . Forces, London." Marking tin the cover, " Chelsea Pensioner's A Rid., vir."--And counterparts or W' Plicates of rite said Affidavits, are to be' res,irved by the Out Peosioners.rapedively, to be exhibited to such petsons 0 ,1 41 be shred eit to _pay ; them, together with then l usts uc tions and ,Certi fi cates tit Admissioli, in order that their ..taiin to the. Out-Pensions may be fully verified, and then•petsolts clearly identified. And to the end that the Commissioners for the liEtirs Of Chelsea Hospital may to satisfie d that tile Pensioneis .11 - .. t the same, Persons who have passed theta eaaminatien, it is here 4 farther direeied, that such of them %viio have served iu, and have been discharged-from:any of the RegimentS, or I ndepen dent CoMpanies of - Invalids, or Royal Veteran liatt.iliensdare Clot to mention in their Affidavits. such Regiment " r; C " lll i banY of lovalitlinor:Royal Veteran Battaltons) in which taeyserved last; but time Regiment, Troop, or Corpses the Army, troll, which they were first discharged and recommended, and re ceived at Chelsea Hospital.. . The Pensioners are, particularly to take notice, that the paYntents atter Christmas are so. be l eglitatcd, heareatter as to the place of payment, Sly the musters. at Chelsea, of such tinlyi restac within the Bills of *Mtata lity, or the Affidavits Wilt 46 . i4b4Ve, atter the 11,1idsunititer preceding, and that the Midsummer payment is in like Man ner be regulated by the inuatersan"Allidavits after theChtist. nias preceding. , .; itis 'also ordered and direiffed, that no persoft . who shall change the place of his abode given in at his muster. or spe cified in his Affidavit aforesaid, and who may appl pier his Pension (excepting to the Officers of Excise neatest such .place of abode;, shall receive the same, unfesJ it appears, by the eettiticatelof respectable Petsons, iat such ItillOVAI was through 'unavoidable necessity; which lie 'or 'they could not foresee or prevent; and that it‘any Pensioner shall :fraudu lently attenhis to receive a double payment of the Pension, either at Chelsea or atdi Ilinent places, he shall be Sufic!; the Lists f ; - .tiar the better prevention of which frauds, each Pensioner itfrequired to pi - educe-ilia t'apcf, at the time of payment. ; • • Lastly, it is notified that none will ,lae entered upon the Pay Lists Of ,the said Hospital, or beentitled to receive any benefit therefrom, who shall not ad agreeably - to these Orders iinclilirections'i particularly in sending their half-yearly tidavits to'thefflayrnaster-General, as above directed, and tar• other r.lffice, which several of the Pensioners have of late either neglected to de, or sent them irregularly to other de-- , "partments. • ; ..` G. MIST, Secretary -and Registrar. 11TE:11.ARY PItESENTS,Freneh 'wtll its English. ...... _ The followin approved Works - for have been lately publi,heil by I!. Col..orn, Public Library , 6Q, Conduit stmt t, liandver-sgtuire; ,wheru also 'may be bail, various • other pulncioiLans. .• - FA E 'S , AI)VICE to bis IIAIJG 1 ITF;It 5 ticiive Narxiiiii - os from' feit Life. t tho .‘ntitqr of A rather's Tales to his I)tinghter." . 011.• 1.!too. uich pi:ites, price 64. Ditttl, in Frcuchs .t 5• !. -Fut to his ...,r;.;;ltter, i.vol. I?,tno. with t in Ft,ticii, 3 I:vettin , .7 Entertaintnettbk, Convers.ttions on the'most ii4erostio r r . jec...ts,,' B. Depping, 9. Yoh. Q. i 01.1t1' thick V01111:te, 7s. :(Id, or bound in Lt volei, 11)$. a " 9, iie of the hest :juvenile .tiooks Ixhich,we'have moatt time."—t iitical Ile view. •• • 4,FAhrook d* I<vt• is by Mrs megcti e, 6111 It 3. 111,L ;1411 , r • • xll, Village desertcA a p'n'm of high distinction in ty '63 rr , by W. lircsysttir, an canton, one < • • t'% ,, tl- , .:tlonwat, a hew - and 40 16 0 , col. irl Itybuses, &e. 50, CROWN ANC :1.7. 4 :c 10R, O: ÜBSCItIrfI()N . S fur t1).,..r- of the POOR SUFFERING IN/1 vr,i CANTS tlie'leitrercnt GOVM?NME.NIS Itt7S-;1 ich thy Vi•ctlCh Ar— Wies have inwed, itt their late Amount of SubscrirtioaA aireatty rti , IX, v; 3' 4 ,G SSMUEL `111.0;?..N.CO:':; Tre.t:urer. Mrs, Kfi t tn; . ti . ii . Q Mir; C. Knox 4 4 0 A. B ..., ' 4-.?. 0 0 • Tliowas 11illetl Eq. I .i • 5 U Lord 1.1. , )ert Seymour Rely Thomas NVWOnv• Mt,•;ri. Tuomas Cuff art d Sun • - , , 10 10 0 PreAident and 1 eliu.y. of Ma , 4,la;eaColtege, ()xford 5t 10 1) City of,Oxford.. ~ . . 3o!in Parsomi, Esq. of Oxford Merl j•,4, ',Worland, fLinioni, and C 0....... .Earl Nelson ' • .. ,0 S A.: . ~ Countess .DOwitter of UxOyidge . „ • 21 0 0 Mrs, Hen, Cavenchill , , lo'lo U Rev. Thos. Wig:, u 5 0 0 Lord Awberst .‘ :tiers. Gihson and Peat 7.7. . r . John LallingtotiiiwAthell, E,q. 30, Somerset- strict ' Portina.n.sqoare .. 5 5 0 ..Gen,James Balfour Peter Cherry, E. 14. Sttli Aittry-phtve ~ ,. . ' lO 0 0 Major (;en. llortl , v..ie.i` ,' . \Vali:au Locke, E,I, . • • SirfleuryEtliqinvon, Bart • 50 0 0 S I). ' .. 2 0 ' `O . Sir C. 11'111. Rouse . 1 / a ttglitott, Bart 2O 0 0 Co1i11(o.malley, 17, Dwning-sti~q J. S. Fluslkin, .1.-.1,1 Sir Franchs Wales 2O 0 0 Bishop of Salishttr). Henry Cooper, Esq. C. A. Pail, Old l'alace-yard... (7)-2 10 0 Mrs. Vantirltler Mr. Brown ••• . ' 2 2 0 John (Awn:ring, Esq. . ,_ 10i 0 0 Pauick Cumming, Esq. G. -11ros,',is, Esq.- , . ..... ~... 5 5 0' l'ltomas I)intsdale, Esq. • , 10 '0 captain liallithlv it.N ‘ 1101)1.. .liLriden, Esq. , .'" 0 Q Mr.. 101.10 Frttliki • 1 0 0 Willitini Squire Esq. Petedwrough lieu, 1/awes/Esq. f.'llonglyrtear \l'itid , ii .Miss Tabourden, living wait ditto - i 0 0 Their Three Servants . . Tholnils Daws, Esq. Wes.liain near 1% ...I ur Miss I)awes• .., • • - , 11 ' 0 Miss .1). Iltwes . Tl,de Three, Servunts,.' ' 0 8 0 Dr. Rohert 'Wright, ilirilar I lospii.." 2 2 0 C. B. Wollaston, 1..,.1.Pape1•-IJailUi , ,;•. ;4. ,o pie ... 5 5 0 Austus Fo.ft r:',.', , ~.k :+1.P....... . 7 . it* Cltitirretilt. 1ir0,t,411t , ,.1,1•:• , i, .. NVillitita •Newt..,i, ttl:le-tut•tt Itiott, 1...t0g-sire , t, \1 ... , . ..- .la lite•:' •:-stp. tare Peter 1.11m.1.4.0 . 0,.F.,i. • '• • • lO I) 0 Mr.:. fluor) Cooper ,, 5, • 5 U Rev. E. 11,,agsoti, of ..!t.tel.in..,:tvwurLlt - f`retli•rick 113oth, Es 4 • .. 21 0 0 MetLie . ..4.. ikittroLwitti?, ' • Vs ). - h.' ' ' . .1 U. u J. P.•.:\iriol .. 'Lady 1.1"alpole . . Lord- it 14 t,l >to ck . , 1.114, t 1 Too. G.C.innini, M. P. . . ' • .21 .0 , 0. B ,;.:11pli, Ceel , ,, tad CO. itt. , llon. 1,... t'..'aretv,lll.l`. , t lO 10 0 Tiw thilie. of .to ....me ' lO3 4) 0 ','t ..1. t.'iotipion, I).tutty , ', 91 0 0 Ile.. J. 11. Pittelittey t. Chits. Pittfultl, l'q. by Mrs, J.3tmes ..'....:. ... ~. . -10 .0 . 0 A. It.. notiitt,.F. , ii •, ' -' - , . • 5 :0 ` 0 Earl ot ) lire.% ou , t 1,...;:... ...... , ' 105' . 0. 0' - Tip i tin and. Son, fludyer-street , , ("!,;1. 11. Tohens ' lO 10 0. . ji-olits Stionfteinige, t-5q.•..-. , ;:, ~....,.. , ....... .... .'2 •.". 0 Mrs. (.'herry,Glolict , ster-plaoe . 0 ii 0 G. 11, Cherry - k.;sq . `.fin' I.ling's .111vorate J. 41, Nzigair, Esq., „ • 0 0 0 night . 1 lon. (11:i. .Alttt fin r..t. ' Sit'. FulloA, St. Alban', ..t.i (.4.1 i 4.. Glover, Esq. , L t 'r Aft:E . ri:;(; - tile N IN - 1:11_ ANTS 6,1 the NTY FERNIAN.I( I, t U.NNISKII,I4EN (conrel.,l , o i M g ! ) sh er d) v Alonday,) 4),‘ thc tit of rhrccaa►hcr, 1814 • •JOIIN AIKEN, Esq. High-Sheti;l the Chairs Th , were tinzatiniously agreed to 'l'il.tt .as PVtitiOn , have hecu •li•riiciitcil to the sr ceral lit tlet Ile, of the Legis.l:st ore, frAii certain of the Pro.) testae;': of Ireland, 11441 unqualitnal repeal ..of all Re strictions wit never, which affect thee: Itonian Catholics of this Comity it is iitennibent Oil the l'rote4tant Proprietors,' tind touch more on the Protestant. Inhabitants of each County, to nothe Publie ileelaratiou of their opinions 0:1 the subject, that their silence. he not constrticd into ani approhatiuti of senti mients which they 4amideton. R . esolved, . that api.rovitig 4,1` the qorit of thee Resolutions entered Mt° 'by our Loyall'rot,:iint Brpforet: of lit Cottutio ,, , anti hyothfrs ice !retain", who nave made. pub_ lie orkval of similar sentiments NO tVO!fill at this tune to the Protestant - cause, wee 110, in common With them, re; inter ill 'the most determined and solemn ononter. C.111 . ‘ titxia , 4l p robation of ,oeh miqualitied repeal of the: elisttbilei.ies eclectic alicet tier Catholics of Ireland. 11i:salved, That tiro entertain txiicuttic cur Roman utholie brethren every feeling of kindness and reg - ard, suitabitto the intitnacy of our connection as subjectsof the same Government, and iishabitittlt,s of the mince comitry, intl - when' the tolurant mildness of Protestant Legislature, suet:ening tomot years since to the prayers of tiro % teropertte and,rt44 , o 14 , 11- tiotis, Itad..retiloved frolte the Boman Catholit.* of this eieev all their disabilities affect's:l; thoir proiiri . t)• mkt i)ovir 4,iial rights, 411141er'which their foreti,thers had tabourto, eve :on eidved that all complaint on this pa,:. Was at.;4l/ I'. z' ve• gret, licesever, to perceive, that a loud facility in orice( l .6:j.., Intel dent inereased cut. importunity let soliciting; that grit I tilde for the tionierons benefits rehab has) been obtained has been ittpersrtled by thscputeio. ;,1 not riajoyihir thee. hew tacit are z‘tift ; theft the littwo4we to4tiftil recitteNt prA.,c. to tier metrateiog tone cat i illeeneeic'ithnoilnd, und,tlint it has liv time ie Who javtelni to slicak thy sense 4.1 :1,. .41 1141 d not thence iviiittc9iott to e,t'ery de,tjec, poMtc.,l porecr I,y Protestant:), sviil tel t floo)an Catholic's of Ireland ; 'that theirs is a claim of liatni,4l tend ;that Eight ted utits tot comprotnise rind est% be ,shiteldetlby 11+4 .(111:1.1iftr. Cat:10111 • . • • • ltesolved, poy'er appears to tt trot asst tr.at ter of gcnerol but of ttelectiora - aunt pcivilegei which thugs, to Whose hilpfis i y aeltnawledged aml e...tal)lkhed prr serititton it retadvg, may in tilt - let). of alegroc,, oti ,aotail rea son, impa.ti (4 With trulll, VittiOlta 4:1,4 Cs qf tho dom inanity. But wbtte it isvbriaim that )k) change should be except on rc a ....),pi proportioned tlp 44 4 111111110 7111:4', SsC have been tanglit to helirl - e, that thet are pi - ion-4,le* in the ,nritiAl witiclot chattgt, van anc.ct Ile, with- Out tte,ttoinf,.; tonsiit sal ion itself ; .onc of there we .114 , 141 to ho that whii tl tamlicg the religion the rcli ' gam tit the State', witich govern , the realm by La,kr - s vivicted i l / 4 1,tr4t4111 Such is the (:010,titlititlti IV 11 . 1(1 11l ligq‘n l!mhied town IA US by our fatted i and Loch NVe. trust Ntie stroll transmit• it row Itesulyed, 'i'llat beitleo the general clanger abieh am-,t re snit. from oj ) vi,ing the INwriers of ohr Canst:t at/it:4, wt.' :•-‘er , ...pcettle alityfer4 Ell tan alarantig nut 141 . annova itroporwit. If - Raman catholic,: f.r, to be admitted tp seitts itt k,:ow not. iwteot. Ili it t lee Tiamte ci.to be ju,wied. I: 11,, of fill iamd, 44 Faith are to ti ,4•1 the eyes of the C , ;‘ , '-ttutioni tock,tt t at,tlty hi' ready to any one :it thew !At 1 hut lti,lit W . ! i‘ii of 1,1:1444' ' • of the aspiring spirit of the Roman ~S-attiCiiie hieratelly, and from what!even tint' own limiteal wiperience shits us of the pertipaeity of their firiesthood, we own we aPpteliend a dim ger of It ditfelent 4ort, in giving to tlit (.:burgh of Rome, at some futur" and trope favourable perfec, an ascendant esta bli: , !iniefit .Irelontl.l . • - e ' • Resolved, That the ar ,unte fs't3ticed by tbalbetior, , of, the Rotuma' Catholic Claims do not apply tO„the,vetitterei of t tniSe deligers, 'nor e'onvitrea us of the necessity of sithinitti rig to them. 'file numbers of theltthuun•Patholies,•csaggera.:,tJ as they are to aid . the purposes of the arsounint, trii out inti - M a:de ns : M see, ill ore r<uytuater rotutil the iii east~i population of our ProteStan't bretlifeir its theat liriPtio„; tied we have no,reason for sopposing.thoi . the Propoilion of our Prote,tant popnlation iti,relond has, been -diminished the enactnient of the pettt,JawiN, , When WO one that this is the only mode by which bur Aeolian Chtltulie ifretliteo can be conciliated, we answer that we d» tint look.oU. them in a light so unfaveuvabltait to 4ellevo that such is the but. if their affections have not been conciliated bythe henual, they already enjoy, if their loyalty is riot yet firmly - tidied, to the Sovereign nutter who* nailel goveenment benefits have been conferred, we do not thiiiif it could beAto sated even by the surrender of the ('i..4stitution„ . and wetpre. convinced It is not worth the prier. :Vile dikerenars of j oie religious faith to' some witty appear trivial; to us they iii the • wife a., religion is distant froM superstition ) as texts of ; the ilible front decreetuf the Pope. • • Itesolivd,' That the - mode in Which the Roniao.Catholies of Ireland have for some time past, ildrocated. their C' 'fa.ora $0 l'OVOltitlig to the friend:; of gond Orth:r :tad civil subordination I hat. we calitiotimagirie that they. t-an serious Rolfe of their comperatien. We have seell in the metropolis, under , the Inc of Isorreionent, a Popish Convention sitting flay after. day, by re;-ollar adjoitruments, i o e ft p ar r,, ) ,,, 0 0..ar, fornedity the coneeros of the entpire, fold arse of more thin parliimmtary freedom of tichote: .Aftektimillegality of ; such :in has been pronounced fay hir e Judi cial ietthetil., We find the same'individnals, under a different name, contioning their Neesions, and 150 W employed lit their own body, who had dared to make use-of i their stainable l'fi•• Vileges. That such modes of procedure can be stated to be ivy fair furtherance of ti Petition to Parliament, we believe n. 4 person will be hardretiough to :Lasen; lint from review of these debates o,tentatious . i , •poblished, arid diligently circu lated, we tumult but rimotric that Imperial interests are there rattled only by tilde proportimi tai Popish objects ; and at the time when the nation ‘i struggling in a biZartlollS: contest againa :i host of enemies, is deemed the most favourable for opilt,- ; ; zing the Ministers of its tioverinnent with tifo,•.urpioey of theßoliain Catholic elaints. We submit to thcconaideration of our Protestant brethren of the empire at large, whether the diacuaaions of state policy iii our tituate, ore to receive • any itecessiati of'temperate wisdom front measit res which would admit - to the national councils . the leaders of what calls itself the Catholic Board. • Ite(olved That an littnble Addre3s, be .pretreated to hie 114yal highness the Prince Regent, and Petitions to.. both 11.umiei; of Varliument, retoestiteg that they will be pleased to refuse the plyer,of the Rouian Catholic Petition ; and that -they will, discourage all lippl tuitions of. a similar mire at a Cute which Calls fur all time energietrot his Majesty's-Ministers, and all the deliberative wisdom of Parliament to mitiotaiu. the arduous conflict with our enemies in which tifisltiiigiloto is 140'e:fent ttigaged, • Iles:it red, That these our ReSioloti oil% lie trativitittrit to our . .11eprcsentative in Parliament fit? the purpose of atrengl new log the Apressions of those sentiments which see hfiew,-tlicy eotertaiti by the sanction of their' conetirrence with i'liose of the: Loyal .Protestant ,Inlattritaists. the : County Of I.;'eritta nagh. ' . Resolved, That a Committee, contiiting of Edward' Arch tiall;o6.firge• bon), told, Chtistopher L'tistrooge,..Liolna. ; be . appointedto prepare 'Addresses to his Rival I.littutiess the 'Prince Regent andhis Grace the Duke ut*ltieluitoini,oas Oalso Tetitifrh4 to both Utilises of Parliament. • . The Committee haSitig - Op the Addresses' anti Pe , - . Rest:feed, That these he iidopted as the Addresses 'and Pe titions of tit , ' Protestant iiiimbirants, cf 'the eviii4 . o.l Ver lnantigh ; and that the Addresse4, the Answ,rs theeeta, itoiL -these slur Resolutimiti, iu thy ' t.'uotier *London papers; un,f iii the Patriot; Corr,. !via; Aid Oith fin Journal, Dublin paperA . ; aunt also its , ne 1, et, paper. Res:Arta; '',"rhat the. Earl. of Eon; ft ;;.., t• , 1/11,,Clito tlar . r‘ititi.Jll the 1401.1.34.! •.1 ..,! • Get-feral Arclniall that to Ole ~;1;n10,4 • .10111 The nigh `li riff baling Jefi tho t cellt•tt tlikret.o, It v,it, , Nixott; .FAll.Aitti seconded b John no iti ried_ininnimou.slv, that the '}'bouts of th;,, ,ti l , sewed to John f kilico, +lto. 1% th'iliy 1 I it . ;ll I 't eadine4l in convening .the comity, Lind for iri.y proper road LAVA ill t 4:11411 • «N.\ . pplfr1",:p".11.01,M140.111.01010.0.0.111104,0.1.11.1114ssigr FROM i'HE' LONDON,C4 A ZWITE, j 6 3•.. Winintity-o,ilice ; Jan. 5, ISIS. Rear-Admiral Sir I.4trancis .L;dorcy has trans mitted to John Wilson c roker,Lsq. a letter front Captain 'Westrop mp, comanding. .114 sloop the Permian, giving an acvonnt of his hay ing, on the 24th of .oetober, captured, off Som brero, the Yankee American schooner privateer, of seven guns and -fortr-fonrituen*, nut thirty toy', hays from !Salem, Initi had pot made -any capture, Lard gilice, Dec. C.l 81 2. Notice is lierdiy given, that iil)rawilig-800111 ►% iil. bhd J.uuteis's, un Ally •itis uI :root nary nc,s.t., for of herlltajelity's 114114-41.1. y. Arty-Ogeci Jan, 6, Igi!i. . :. Ist Regiment 'of I)iftgoott Ctuni - :13, Lietttetotnt the 11011. Gri)i ;, , ,'c Lionel ihiwion to be Cnionno gat n '1),o1,, liv law 4rhitse, viCC QtliVife, who retire, Currici t'':., , , Lire:N.44 _ . • tt1 . 1.11.. o.ltAtlt. /1 , 1 0. , 11 - „, 3a of CittiOuti' of Troop, lutto.!(.l. Itit it Ilogliyititit To.bt Liutitenaril 4, !if.t Vi..)111,A rpm , IN Corti, h ‘i4 Avho ('Artlet fittwLe.ley to by lairvlct•se, vice liattpil, prottolttil. 21 et, I)itto, gusigti lt.i)bert 3oliti4ort 'l ) arlier, thv .114 t, Foot, to bollortiet, by putellft4t.', vive in the 76th Light Dragoons., 520Da itegiuunit, of Foul, EiP3ign Sitiisherti to,lo• tenant, without ,vivo in Ova 7th h'o4. V.-:ed 1 tit to, Ensign \, F. Eblttirt,:fr,un the 72t1' Vtiatriiit witiwtti ()Etic WhIV Ilitlo, Itottort Stcphvosim tient: without pttrtitusv, vivo Vittictinille, Prolikutt'it ilt to A Fut.A. • • ~ .z., 7 th Ditto, Ensign V'illiaiti CrAwloy, troth tin P.stt, tit In - Lietitt , ll.lllt, 1))' pillTilaiV; vice 1.111,11, of, r ot v ot. Itilto, John tleiti. to lie , lid pat clll,Al vico I'6lllo, apilt.iitt,til 1 . 0 the %11/nil:arm t st Ditto, Ctpti3iik t'ot“t to 1U ;Xlit)oe, 1)) . • porolvtike, vice CE,Niiitilgr, pr'uoroted tile ..c2tslih loot. I:A•l3,tt Nictiotftm in tip wittitint vive Icittty, lilitiuiµt to Cm: .%1 tiattisoll Biltikili4,ll; I 'intitimy Strtitt Gitland, Gott, to ilia Losigii, vice I)itto, George' Siti;,ll, Getit, to he L io ,j ; , , it , van Crawiey p I;troniotl,l in the 411 i. I Serjealit-Major John itemiy, from lh o to-,:.Vliiitiat, to lie Adjutant twi(ti Inv iatiL t,t itrottintiAl. tt h ti;tt,t, Ci4ties Nintick to tie Li , •ttiviimit, Ltivitt, tit .ut his \vomit's. Mit htvi - t.:11, 1, 0 4 0 voe :\toucti. . • • 4'44 DiLto. "kw St ewar