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From the LONDON GAZETTE, Aprile.s,lBo7. At he Court at the Queen's Palace, the 22d of • April, 1807, Present, Ttie King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. This clay` the Right Honourable Thomas Lord Manners,- Lord High Chancellor of that part of the -United Kingdom called Ireland, was, by His Ma jesty's 'Command, sworn of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, and took his Place at the -Board accordingly. • Queen', Palace, April 22, 1807. The - King Was this 'day pleased to confer the Ho •nour of Knighthood on ,Jonathan Miles; Esq. - and James 'Brauscomb,.Esti. • -Foreign : pi/4.e, April 23, 1807. The , King. has been.pleased• to appoint the Right Honourable Sir Arthur Paget, Kni,ght•of the. Most IlonOurable order of ttie Bath, to be His Majesty's -Plebipotentiarpat the Sublime Porte. Foreigit Office, Dozening-street, April 23, 1807. Baron , Rehausen; His Swedish Majesty's -Minister Plenipotentiary at this Court, this day delivered to the Hight Honourable George Canning, His Ma jesty's Principal S s e27v.tary of State for Foreign Atfair,s, a Note,. of which the folloWing is a. Traolation, announcing the Blockade of the River Oder by the Naval -Force; of His' Swedish Majesty': Bth Ditto, Captain Samuel Bayley, from 'the tooth Fcot, to be Major, vice Sullivan . , appointed to the nth Foot. Captain john Charles M'Kay, , fiont the 81st Fo , t, lb be Captain of a Company, vice Brown, who exchanges. id' Royal Veteran Battalion, Apothecary Michael Cernac to be Surgeon, vice Armstrong, appOioted to the Loth Royal • Veteran Battalion. • toth Ditto, Surgeon Richard Armstrong, from the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Surgeon. Assistant-Surgeon GeO..Garrett, from the 68th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon.' 'STAFF. Colonel_ Robert Cranford, on Half-pay•of the both Foot, tO be Brigadier-General to the Forces destined for a particular', Service. Major Launcellot Holland, from the Quarter- Master-General's Department, to be Deputy Quarter - Master-General to the aitl,Forces, with the Rank of Lieu tenant-Colonel in the Army. Major James Stuart, of the • 7th .Light Drj goo ,to be 15eputy,Ailjutant , -Gene•ral to the • said Forces, with the :tank •of •Lieutcpant=Colonel in the Army.. Assistant Cominissary kl.:iiiiatii . WhitinoreAo he a Deputy. Commissary-General ' ot Stores, to if is ion s o and., Forage to the Forces. EAR ATOM in the Gazette of the I , oh inst. 3d Foot. For Charles lames; Gent. to be Ensign, read Charles James Fergusson, ,Gent. to be Ensign. . • • Ordnance-U*l-e, April 2z, 'lBo7. Corps,of Rgal Engineers. Gentleman Cadet Win. F. Dawson to be Second Lieutenant, vice Tones, promoted. • Dated April 1, ii3o7. Commissions .rig ted by the Lc.; d Lieutikant 61 Chebhie& ' Western CheJbire -14Itenteer Cavalry, Wm. Henry Addison, Gent: to . be Lieutenant, vice Fei!der, resigned. Dated March se, 18e7. Commissions signed by lido !Lord . Lieutenant of the County . of Car- _ mart hen. - • 3d aattOon of Ca, marthensbire Volunteers. Captain john Morgan to be Major,- vice 13agot, resigned. Dated April t 4, ito7. • Commirsioxs signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. • , ist Surrey Vauliteers. - Daniel B4rd, Esq., to be Captain. Dated April 3, 1807: Rev. Charleslinglies to be Chaplain, vice Mason, deceased. Wted as above. Wej7bridge Volunteer Infantry, William Barnett, Esq. to be Captarn,.vice Batmen, resigned.- Dated -April 14, iZo7. Commission in the East Regiment of Norfolk Militia, •signed by:the Lord Lieutenant. John Burcham, Gest. to be Ensign, vice Pikeling, resigned. Dated - April 3, 1807. Commission in the Royal North Lincolnshire Regiment of Mi ,litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Dazed April 17,184. lames k.verazu Arundel), jun. Esq. to be Captain. Crown-Office,. April 25, 1207. MEMBERS, RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS_PRESENT PARLIAMENT. , . Borough of Eye—The Honourable Henry Wellesley, in the room of the Might Honourable George Gordon, commonly called the. Marqui s. of Huntley, called up to tile House of veers. Borough of Great Bedwin-LSir Vicary Gibbs, Kilt'. His Ma jesty's Attorney-General, in the, robin of the Right Ho- Pourable Lord Viscount 5 topford, who, since his Election for the said Borough, bath accepted the of Comp troller of His Majesty's Household. - . _ Borough of Marlborough —The Right Honourable, James, George Stoptord, commonly called Lord . Viscount Stop the Room of the Right Honourahle . the Earl of Dalkeith, called -Up tb,the House of Peers. - - Boiough of Midshall—The Right Honourable, Sir Arthur Wellesley, Baronet. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSCDEU. Charles Swannack, li.tweliNstreet, Covent-Garden, Mid dlesex, grocer. - e's - BANKRUPTS. lames Dodd, of Pall-Mall, WL•stini,tister, hatter and Kesler, May 2, at one, r 6, at twelve, and June 6, ar one, at Gild hall.*Attornies, Messrs. DavVson and NV ratislaiv,Warwick street, Gulden-square*. * . Dartnall, of George yard, Lombard-street London, stationer, May 2,9, and lune 6, at' twelve, at Guildhall. attorney; Mr. Turner, ,Edward-street, Cavenaish t sqr: a r r e : Elisha Pearcei of thellaymarket, Middlesex, music-seller, April 28, May i 6, at one, and tune 6, at eleven', at Guild hall". Attornies, Messrs.'llawku-and Wratilaw, v - sVielc-street, Golden-square, -,- • - lan Suter, of:Bast-Rea - 9rd, Nottinghamshire - mercer,- 28,May- . 3,• and ; lune 6, at.-ten, at Guildhall, .Loridoo. A ttrirttey, - Mi. Atkinson, Castle-Street, Falcon -square, Aldersgate-§treet.' . .. . • - . , . Michael Redhurni•Hertfordshire,.straybat'mantl faaurert -April 28, May ,9, and June 6, at twelve. at Guildhall, London. - Attorney, Mr:Morton,- FU•roiv 4l 's . - litn, Holborn. . • William-Marke, of Liverpool, timber. merchant; N aY t „ 19, and lune 6, at elevelvat the, Globe Tavern, 'Liverpool: At_ tonnes, Mr. Blackstock; , London ; or Messrs. liardtvell and Stepllenson; Liverpool Joseph Vipond, of Penrith,. Cumberland, 4la7t-dresser gild grocer, May 15, t 6, and- lune 6, at ten," at -tve George Penrith. Ariornies, _Messrs. Word4vorth, . Stalole•lnn, London ; or Mr. Grave, renrith. ' Henry Wilcock and John Wilcock, of-Manchester, .stay..." makers, May 8,. 9, and lune 6, at eleven, at the itarjun, Nlaneliester. Atrornies, Mr. Huxley, Temple, .ondon ; or Mr. Basnett, Manchester. ' - , ‘Viii.Young,of I,eaton, Yorkshire, grocer, Mi'Y 28, 29, at the. Cross Keys Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull, and _bine 6 - , - at the. Tiger Inn, Beverley, at eleven each clay.Attonifes, Mr. Sanderson, Kingston-upon-Hull ; or Messrs. Lowndes•anui . Lambert, Red Lion-square, London.. Silas Cox, late of Bourton, Dorsetshire„ miller, May 4, 5, and June 6, at ten, at the Greyhound Jnn,uvigcannwu, Sornersetshire. Attornies; Messrs. Messiters,Wineauntori ; or Mr. - Dyne, Sergeant'S' Inn, London , Charles Thomas Skurray, late of , Lloyd's Coffee-house,London, •but now o f Kensington Middlesex, underwriter, 11, 1\4 1 '1 1 -y . sRiobil2risoanri,dNi e u , n v e .s 6 l , ua a r t e, teli; at Guildhall. Attorney, John Chapman, of Martin's4a . ' London,` drysalter, April ag, Martin's-lane, May s, and June 6; at one, at Attornies, Messrs. Gregson and Dixon, Angel court, Tiirogmorton-street. john HeWlett, of Gloucester, cabinet-maker, May. 7; 8, and " lime 6, at - eleven, at • theking's Head Inn, Gloucester. Atlornies, Messrs. Jenkins, fames, and Co. New Inn, London; or, Messrs. Wilton, Gloucester. Bartholomew Short, of flrishu,r,y-place, .Middlesex, mer chant, April zB, May 16, and Lune 6, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Drew, and Loxham, New Inn. Samuel Poole,. of Cheapside, London, haberdasher, April 30, at twelve, May i 3, at ten, and June 6, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr Earnshavv, Red-cross-street, Cripple gate. Robert Higliam, of Preston, Lancashire, corn-merchant, May 20, 21, and June 6, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Windle, John-street, Bedford.: tow, London ; or 'Mr. Griffith, Liverpool. Wm. Nikon Dawson, of Tabernacle-square, Finibury, Mid dlesex, draper, May a, at one, t 6, at twelve, and June 6, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hinrich, Palsgrave place, Strand. ; • Edward Oates, of Leeds, Yorkshire, drysalter, May 2, 9, and !inlet', at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Leeds, Yorkshire. At tonnes, Messrs. Atkinson and Bolland, Leeds ; or Messrs. Allen, Exley, and Stocker, FurnivaPt- I nn; London. William Drake.. of Gutter-lane, London, warehouseman, and formerly of Ratclitle-highway, Middlesex, linen-draper, April 2'6, May 5, and une6, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Blunt, Old i'ay Office, Broad-street. N. William Stevens, now or late of Little St. Thothis Apostle, Landon, money,serivener, A pril•3o, May 7, and June 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Everet,.Epsom, Surrey. . DIPIDENDS. May 26. lob Townsend•, of Barnsley, Yorkshire, grocer, at ten, it,Gitildhall, London. May - 18. Wm: Paine; late:of Ipswich, Snifolk, coach-maker, at eleven, at, the Golden Lion Inn, Ipswich. May i 6. Win; iludson,.late of Whally, Cheshire, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Crown and•AncliorAnn, Stockport, June 22. Thomas Budd, of Lyndhurst, county of,Soutnamp ton, shopkeeper, at twelve, at-the George inn, South ampton. . .. June 9. George Morris, of noticing, Surrey, at ten, at Guild hall, London. May S. Peter lames Papillon, of St. Swithin's-lane, Lon don, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 30. Wm. Cook, of Cannon-street-road, Pliddlese Mariner, at one, at . Gul•ldhall. tune a. Thomas Hopkins, of West Green, Middlesex, var nish-maker, at ten, at dtailclitall. May 26. John Alfrey the younger, of Carshalton, Surrey, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. lune 9. Wm. Chalklen,ot Deptford, Kent, draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. • . May 26., Abraham Harwood, of Malden, Essex, ironmonger, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 16. WM. Edwards, of New Bond-street, Middlesex, goldsmith and jeweller, ai ten, at Guildhall. June 20. Thomas Ellis, of Whitechapel, Middlesex, auc tioneer, at ten, at :;uildhall. May Win. Wilsone and . john Wilsone, of Basinghall— street, London, woollen.:drapers, at twelve, at Guildhall,. May 26. Wm Beatson and John I3eatson ' of St. Mary-it hill, London, merchants at ten, at Guildhall. May 9. Charles Cc:ll%yd'; of Ratlibotte-place, Middlesex, up- • bolsterer, at ten, at Guildhall. May 20. John .Lee, of York, woollen-draper, at eleven, at • the Red Lion Inn, Yoik. May 19. lames Wake, late of Whitby, Yorkshire, ship builder, at ten, at Guildhall, London. C:ERTIEI crirEs. IViy r 6. Ralph Culshaw, of Wrightington, Lancashire,coal ' merchant. John Rylc,pf Newcastle-upon. Tyne, linen-draper: John Andrews, of Cooper's-row, Crutched-friars, London, .wine-inerchant. Richard ouch Troughton, of Cooper's-row, Crutched friars London, wine-merchant. ,Ezekiel Croydon, of Stourbridge, Worcestershire, baker and inaltster. James, Charles Smith, of Bowling- G teen-lane,- Middlesex, viaualler. Lawrence Hayden, of Cheltenham; Gloucestershire, linen draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISCOLVE D. • William Dean, William Arrowsmith, and john Arrowsmith, brewers, at Bolton-in-the-Moors, Lancaster. Thomas Wetheril and Richard Smart toot, halliers, London. John Leach and lames - Leach, cotton tumufacturers, at Blackburn, Lancaster. - • Waiter Bracebridge, William Moody, and William Henry . Bracebridge, bankers, .at Warwick. John Collings and William Low, taylors,. of Manchester square. Robert Potts and Thomas - Fray, dealers, at Manchester. John Menzies, Joseph White, and D. Hunter, merchants, Walbrook. • • Francis Hurry, jun. and William Devey, coal-faaots, of the Coal Exchange, London. Robert Wilkinson and Thomas Groom, Mercers, Shrews. bury. TRANSLATION.. The Undersigned Minister Plenipotentiary from flis Majesty the King of Sweden, has the Honour to communicate, by . Order of; his Court, to the Mi nistry of His Britannic Majesty, 'that His Swedish Majesty, influenced .by the same 'reasons which .obliged• him to blockade the Month of the River Peene (as was officially communicated. by the Un dersigned on the 3d of this Month), has judged it equally indispensable to establish the most strict and rigorous Blockade at the Mouth of the River Oder ; and thatsconsequently this latter River is, and must be considered as being, in .a state of Blockade. The. Undersigned 'avails himself of this opportu nity to renew to His Excellency Mr. Secretary Can ning, the assurances of his high consideration. G. M. REHAUSEN. Piccadilly, April 22, 1807. . 7817. ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Quarter-Master john Fisk to be Cornet, without purchase, vice M•Gregor, perseded. 3d Ditto, John Ferrier, Gent. to be'Cornet, by _purchase, vice M. Clintock, promoted; ' 6th Ditto, Cohn (ones, Geot. to. be Cornet, without pur- _ . chase. • - - - Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Charles Conyers, Gent. to be Comet; by p'urchase. vice leffreys, who retires. - 3d Ditto, Captain George Wigley Perrott, from the 60th Foot, to be Captain of .1 Troop, Vice Cockburne, who exchanges. 6th Ditto, Cornet Thomas Hibbert to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice- Brown, promoted in the 64th Foot.. Bth Regiment of Light Dragooni, Thomas Margell, Gent. to bb Cornet, without purchase, vice Armstrong, superseded. 13th Ditto, Edmund Gardiner, Esq. late Aeling Paymaster of 3d Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Willis, who resins. 14th Ditto, Captain the Honourable Henry Neville,. from the 77th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Lyre, who ex changes. Ist Regiment of Foot. To he 'Lieutenants, Without pur chase—Ensign David Home, from the 724 Foot. Ensign lames Hingston, from the 8 3 CI Foot. Ensign George Ha- milton, front the 38th Foot. - ' 3d Ditto, David Skein, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur_ chase, vice Healy, whose Appointment .has not . taken place. gth Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Robert Slater, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice M' Namarh, promoted. loth Ditto, Lieutenant John Allen to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice Short, promoted. 14th Ditto. To be Lieutenants without purchase—Ensign James Kettilby, vice Newland, superseded.. Ensign %Val_ ter Richie. Ensignjohn Bissett. To be Ensigns—lames Armstrong, Gent. vice Kettilbr. Thomas Kirkman, Genf.- vice Richie. Roger S witty, Cent. vise Bisset. - • 23d Ditto, Major Henry Watson Ellis to be Lieutenant- . Colonel, by purchase, vice Losack, who retires. Captain Charles Sutton to be Major, vice Ellis. aSth Ditto,' Lieutenant Thomas Scarisbrick, from the 93d %Foot, Tte be Litiutenant, vice Clarlie, who exchanges. 36th Ditto. s To be Lieutenants—Ensign Walter Ewart, vice Reid, promoted - in the 6th Garrison Battalion. Ensign George M'Kenhie, vice CrOss, promoted in the sth Garri son Battalion. nsign and, Adjutant ---- Douglas to have the Rank of Lieutenant. Ensign David Price, vice Ill'Ausland, deceased. To be Ensigns—Peter Joseph Bone, Gent. vice M'Kenzie. Gentleman Cadet. Roderick M'Kenzie, from the Royal Military College, vice Ewart. Thomas - Savage Racstcr, Gent. vice Price. 38th Ditto, Lieutenant James Taylor to be Captain of a Company, vice Mason, deceased. Captain ThoS. Tidde . man, from the Royal West India , Rangers, to be Captain ofa Company, vice Deane, promoted. fames Archdall Crawford, Ger.t. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hamilton, promoted in the Royals. 43d Regiment of Foot, William Trant, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. 46th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Barnes, from the 79111 Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Vandeleur, - deceased. 36th Ditto, Captain George Owen, from the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Captain ofa Company, vice Manley, de. ceased. 60th Ditto. Captain Francis Cockburne, from the 3d Dra. goons, to be Captain ofa Company, vice Perron, who ex. changes. Serjeant-Major Laclio to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign, vice Starck, promoted in the Royal African Corps. 6 ist Ditto, Ensign lames Given to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice fames, promoted. Patrick Purvis, Gent. to be . Ensign, vice Given. 67th Ditto, Lieutenant Abraham lames to be Captain of a Company, vice Gamble, deceased. Ensign James Stewart to Ive Lieutenant, by purchase, vice D'Arcey, who retires. Gent. to be Ensign, wahout . 72d Dine; Ronald Maccionell, purchase, vice Home, promoted in the Royals. 77th nitto; Captain Edward Vincent Eyre, from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Neville, who exchanges. . 7'oth Ditto, Major William Sullivan, ti - om the Bth Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vice Barnes, promoted in the 46th Foot'. 81st Ditto, Captain Nicholas Brown,' from the Bth Garrison Battalion, to be Captain ofa Company, vice Mackay, Who exchanges. •Sad• Ditto; Captain Francis Thome, from the Oh Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Green, who exchanges. • 83d Ditto, Henry Vereker, Gent, to be nsign, without pur chase, vice Ilingmon, promoted in the Royals. • 93d Ditto, Lieutenant john Clarke, from the 26th - toot, to be Lieutenant, vice Scarisbrick, who exchanges. Thos. Patullo,Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Malcolinson, deceased. IcthDitio, H. Manners, Gem.' to. be Second Lieutenant; without purchase, vice Mercer,. whose Appointment has not taken place. g9th Ditto, Captain Wm. Greene, from the Szd Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Thorne, 'who exchanges. 6th West India `Aegi . nient, Spratt, Gent. to be En sign, without purchase. vice Westmacon, who resigns. Watteville's Regiment, Charles .Louit Studer, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Muralt, promoted in Froberg's Regiment. Cape Regiment, Captain john Thomas Prentice, from Half.... pay of Skerret's late Corps', to be Captain of a Company,• vice Barnes,' rho exchanges. silt Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant Matthias Everard, from Foot..to he Captaiit of a Company, vice Owen, ap,, . pointed-,to-the s6th, Foot. LONDON : Printed by RICH A R of A No. 4, Martletf-court. Bow.streee; arid publiilted by WILLIAM -RMIC ERRSC IP Ps, ofM South oiton4st.re4 . C!•osvenor,squarei At ti.e SuN-OFFicE tNo. 112,-6trand; AdvertisemOits; Orders for the Paper, t criers for the tic. (post-paid), must be addressed, CLAIMS OF THE IRISH 1101114NISTS. THE following 'is_ another Extra& (the first has appeared in our Paper of Sattirday se'nnight) from the Very important Pamphlet, just published- by Jolly Bow Las, -Esq, entitled, " A Letter acldressed ,to Samuel Whitbread, Esq. M. P. in consequence of the uncinalified approb*ion expressed by him in the House of Coin - mons, of Mr. Lancaster's System of Education, the religious part of which is shewn tip be incompatible with the safety of the Established Church, and,in its tendency, subversive of Chris tianity itself: 'including also some cursory Observa tions on the Claims of the Irish Romanists, as they Zeal the safety of the Established Church." . \Kg are more particularly ihduced to sae& this Extra& because it at once simplifies' the - titieition respeding the Claims of the Irish - Roman Catholics;. and contains an unanswerable argument against the admission of those Claims. " It is admitted, by some 'of the- most zealous advocates for the allow ance of such Claims, that the restriaions and dis abilities wnich it is their wish to remove were necessary for the protection of the Church, andhe quiet of the_ State, at the time when they were im posed.: But it is urged, in favour of their removal, that they have ceased to be,necessary for that ijur-. pb - Se - , in consequence of the great ehangp -which has . since faken place in Poperx. Admitting; however, that this Religion is materially different from what it Once- was, in regard to those qnaliiies- by which it became an - instrtirnent of such' extensive mischief; and that its professors haVe-rentiuneed,the obtioxious tenets and 1 - inciples which rendered it essentially hostile to both civil and religious rights; admitting all thk:, still those, professors are, in - a state of selia:. ration - from the Established Chuirch, 'and therefore they cannot , with safety to that Church- be' adniittea to a tall participation of power with. thQSp who --be long to it. IC the axiom, on which I have iciTtinch insisted; be' entitled to that appdllation—that the strength,. and- consequently, the safety, of every . . establishment depends 'chiefly :on the relative ntim her of thOse who are attached to it, it' necessarily follows; that in proportion to the number of those who dissent fromia religious establishment`, such.an establishment must be weak and insecure.:The,mere circumstance of separation necessarily subjects it to danger; for in proportion as the separatists from-it are numerous, the number of those on whom alone it can rely for support must 'be small, while that of those who have - no interest in its preservation, and .who are generally, apt -to suppose that they have an interest in overthrow,. must. be formidable. , When this is the, case, the perception of numbers. inspires ,a, consciousness of strength, and encourages a hope for that pre-eminence which seas always view with, lealousy-in an establishment, and - which, on all oc-, casions that produce division, and especially whed Religion is concerned, mankind are desirous a at taining... But when the strength which is ,derived from numbers is accompanied with the possession, -of power, the temptation to use that power for the advancement of those who-possess it, may fairly be presumed to be irresistible; and it would denote the grossest ignorance-Of human nature, to doubt that they will employ it,- in its fullest extent, for that purpose : if they negleaed to do so, they would cease to be men. But when, as is now the case in Ireland, a vast majority of the inhabitants ,ef a country are in a state of separation from the Esta blished 'Church, and when, moreovc,r, they : aro firmly united in a sea, be it what it may, to assert that such a majority may with:safety to that Church be admitted to a full and complete participation of powev, in common with- its Members, is to advance one of the most extravagant propositions that can possibly be presented to the notice of - the human understanding.' I confidently defy - the most expert reasoner now alive to reconcile such a proposition' with -common sense. Such, howeVer, is the ab surdity in Which the advocates for the Claiins of the Irish Romamsts involve themselves. not; therefore, becauSe those formidable claimants are of a particular Religion, but because they ,are not of • the 'established Religion, that their Claims are inad missible. And, beg it 'may be remembered, tlrsi the qnestion is found to be susceptible of a most .satistadory solution, on the ground , of adrbissiort that. Popery has really undergone the change. whith is attributed to it. But who 'that remembers what Popery onCe•Wn, 'can, in investing it 'With pOWer, be free TrOM alarth, lest its inetanierphos may -nut be quite so complete as h . as been supposed— lest it should hereafter resnme 'somewhat of its former c.,a ._rgeter? In one respeet - it still. retains, even in the country where its pretenvions are so high ; a quality which is well calculated to - excite the apprehensions of evety 'friend of social 'order:. The essential nature of theßeligion betows on its Priests an as( endancy over ;the minds Of the ignorant and countless multi tude, which is subversi.ve of the legitimate autho rity of Government. That ,aseendapcy constitutes . What may most properly. be t e r me d impaium in irn iesrio. It produces . a,state of 'Vassalage and &pencil. ence, no less hostile to civil freedom than. destruc .tive of the ties which unite SubjedS 't(i• Government. It is incompatible with the Safety of dis. State obi leaively,.and of the individuals who- profess the Protestant fah. It even Carries with it 'a pciwer of life and death ; for it is supported bY the right of excoromunication—a 'sentence which exposes the unhappy vialitu to perish for want - of 'subsistence, which, in such.a case, not - a single Romanrst can safely, or even consciertiouSly, b'eslow."' 'MURDER.—An inquisition was taken pn Satur day; at the Gate, in the Hampstead Road, before G. Hodgson, Esq., Coroner for: Middlesex, on the_ body of an infant child, which was found ,with his throat cut, in, a pond, cin the preceding4ty. The only evidence that came before the Jury, was that of a boy belonging to afaCtory, who perCei - vedsorne thing floating. dn the stirface:-of the Water, - - on his touching with a sticir., - - - presented-the featUre . s . of an infant. Its, throat was cut nearly f rom ear t o ear; and,. to all appearances,. the body been many clays in the water. The parents of the babe areunknown, arid the 'Jury returneiNi'verdia lki(ful 'Murder against . some • Person or persons un- ! known. , . • . HIP .N.611/..5'. ---- roOLE, APRIL 24. Arrived , -.--t he Perseverance. Lambert; from Newcastle ; 'Aetive, Oarracot, from Plymouth; and Ncptuac, Putts, from Weymouth. Sailed—the Parkstone, Carpenter, for Newfoundland ; -13etty, Brokenshaw, and Mary,,,Gilhert, for Bristol ; Happy Return, Cotter, for Newhaven ; General Wolfe, :Thomas, ai,d Neptune, - Bound, for Liverpool.; and New Hope, Mane lavvs, tot . Cowes - • . HUI t , APRIL' 23'; Arrived"--"-the Aurora, —,' kotcri-I:orrningen ; Elizabeth, —, );n Rotterdam; Dorothy,,, trOm Cliarame.; Honewell, —, from • Wells ; and Goog:Agccernent , —, from Ipswich- GRAVISEND, APR IL 24, Passed by—the Three Brothers, M'Catiley, froin,Suri. rum. . Sailet-E-The Randall, for: Dutlin Polly,. king, tot' A trica ;..a.e.Veoncortt, ktiel:Ancl.;, for Elsinore. 'MAR ,'lf.l on Wednesday last, lohu kleap, Esq. of Durista4le; to Miss Itrad. of Kensington • • • On Thursday last \ at Ne . m4astle.-tanner-Line, Mr Wil liam Hunt,•ot Southwark. ro Miss 11114, only daughter W. Hill, Esq. of the former pie. . - • Yesterday, Mr.. cunningnaio, to Miss Calloway: .• On Monday last, at his a partiiients at the West end of the Town, Laurence Koss, Viscount l)xinatitown, tina.Baron 0 xinantown. On vve - dmsday last, • Wil:i'jugiiby' w ; 'Esci. of Thores. by, in Linculnshire. Lately, at Sumnier.Hill, Dublin, John Lec i lt i , iness Sq . . s . o ir r , A t o n ye irid C ; :i y i= t oy a ll t te u r b , lr 7 , 6 t:w james'lVunes Lake, Bart. r - ellow or (he tt'oyai society: On Saturday last, in tlarley „street, atter a ;esi,.llols net , s, the irnant (lau4htcr of tiughs, t,,y Lat y, in Sw!tteriai",d," at 'a 'very adiianeen age,: Mr. D Lonnie, an eccentric lite,ary Character. . . . ,On kie 13th of February, at liabadnes. Jonathan Bien.. man', Esq. ibis Majesty'solicitor-Ueneral or that Island.,, • On the 23d.,u1f. : at 'Bruges., in r- landers,. Al s. 2*lary Au_, .stin More,, Superiores of he Convent- or - English Nuns , at that }dace, and many years resident at Ilen6rave, near tlur~, HIGH WATER AT LONDON' BRIDGE '10.51t4R- R0W... Morning, 23 min. after 6. j Afternoon, 50 inin. after 6. .` THE celebratedCOllDlAL BALM of GILEAD , for Debilities, Nervous Disorders, Weaknesses pecu- ' liar to Females, Hysterical •A tfeeliods, anct Lowness of Spi rit, - tots Of Appetite and Indigestion, anaCeuisumptive Coot-„ plaints in general, &c. It is the ria:rst absolute, Remedy' for such DiscaseS as are attended with the following sw a p... tours ; namely, a great straitness of the breast, with .ty of bieathing ; violent palpitations of the heart, sudden .hashes of heat in various parts of the body .; at other times a sense of cold, as,if water was poured on them : flying pair's in the arms and limbs, back and belly; resembling those oc casioned by the gravel ; the pulse very variable, sometimes uncommonly slow, at other times very quick ; yawning, the hiccough," frequent sighing, , and a , sense of sultbeaiion as front a ball or lump is , the throat ;. alternate fits .of crying and convulsive laugh* ; the sleep unsound, and Seldom retresh ing, and the patient Often troubled with, horrid dreams. Much has,beett said by interested individuals against Media eines that areadvertised, but there is a very important obser vation.. to , be made respetiang the Cordial halm •of Gilead. that, unless its operation be gentle, safe, and efficacious, it could not have risen to the unexanipled'repute and universal demand it has acquired ; tor, as it has rarely th e g re at advan tage of a persuasive "aciVoCate' at: the - ear of the patient, so • nothing but his conviction of its virtues, by its salutary egetts, can induce him to persevere, and yet reasOnable'perseveranco _is certainly most requisite to enable even the happiest core bination of chymiCals and galenicals to root out chronic Dir eases, : and restore the valetudinarian to health. As Dr. SOlomon's - pradice is now become so great and eX tensive, and his constant engagements require a considerable portion .of his time ,and attendance, he expeds, when con suited, the usual compliment bt . :a Guinea; but all writters cast's, or'letters of advide, and unaccompanied with an order for medicine and remittance, to be answered at his leisure. are required to' inelost only Hal f.a.-G aroma. Such letters should, tor safety, be thus direeled—" 11Ionev-ietter, VG Solomon, Gilead-House, near LiverpOcl : paid double post' age." . Letters may be ordered to be, addressed for X. Z. a A.:13; at the Post..otlice, till called for. A Saving of Nine,Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial. Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price Hall' ninea 'each ; there are alsO bottles, price 335. containing equal to four bottles at Los, 6d. by which the pati;:nt save s gs. including aho the duty ; the Stamp of which bears til y Proprietor's Name and Address, " Sitmuel Solomon, Live' pool," to imitate which is felony. N.,. 13. It is necessary to observe, that the Postage of ,31/ Letters whatever must be paid. • The Cordial Bairn of Anti-Impetigines, and A b " stregent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are Sold by Mrs. Mathews, 'No. 18,- Strand, London; r s A r ' Smith, Berfirier, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter-and Mr. Se•itr, South-Bridge; Mr.• Davidson 1. 11) , Husband, Elder earl Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgo w ' W. Cameron, Grocnock ; G..•Brolrviiing, Paisley ; H. Crri i ,, ford, Kilmarnock; W, Young; Irvine;. A. Forsyth, aria ,„ Whit:sith, Ayr; W. crawford, Girvan ; 1.. Carson, Douglas.; I'. MiMillan, Kirkcudbright; T.M'Credie, ardy ; I..tnyth,. Leven; j, Dempster,. Cupar ; Allan, dee; P. Craigie, Montrose ; 1. M itched, and 1: Arrierb°,-, :Aberdeen; Jr. White, Banff; "M'lntosh, 1 nverness ; • M'Kenzie, , Stornaway ; P. Taylor,. Stranraer ; Johnsoll; t1 ; Bisset, Perth ; W. Anderson, Sterling.; Coke arid Reid, Alexaq ter, Dunfermline;. Wilson, Dunbar; . Vinnet, 7 1 , ; broarbt ! Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries ; Bern,c inwick';. Paterson, Arbuthnot, and larniesoer,st tethead ; A. IVP.Ocrial.,l, Trcflgate, GlasgmW; • and. 11„': 0 4 L'anit.celfrs 'and-Venders of 'Patent Medicines in the . I, n KingdOrri.' •