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Mr. .ti;iring., Box"Bunic kt 11.1asell-strei : t, front • 'Fen till Iv i•. 1%; IFN. , March 11 , 1813, tlegirk.; the revivea Opera of 1 ? Til E MANOR new Farct, cOkd Gd. Second Write 2s: et: Is.---Upimr Gallery Is. 'e:- ta)cetl of :qr. hraution, at the 941 with the new Farce of SOMERsET-1 4 1;ACE given; tlHt aII7IVORKS !-11131 r!ON ItitiAtke mutt i ui !;..itur,.t..ty, the sd of • Nt, y o AltD; R.A. See.. ;'AL. ,ttt~r~ce his I r IECTIJRES I.): . :4EAr.ES of t tie 'fE txt, to a , luarter before Se.iteu Atte , ndance are, It his INlGnd:tyg Ttinr,oay- ; and l'uts&o3 and t • DE:M'S'I', NO.lO, t :view], 1l r. ntmt till Pctur.—:ilr. r{; a& uirewiymyFriettlls it.% he AND TEEL* PLBLIC /N itl3, itiventors of the 11111 . 1), feel it a that , they owe the great demand for Uteri Laintis eidaala atteiopt intr‘alucing lei:, Vila Patent Livcilhol—cl'ilY , nt in principle Tice sarae a. the (IvaUe Wbrse ftir oaraing Garman (a Patent Liverpool Lamps now and Gentry, as well as in poqot of their r eq Lamp invented; they Wte li lti ai any there tither ' 13 2 11 ` ) 4 i4:lv w'thoitt san.ll or Itleoji m g to the Proprietors are at and No. 6e, 'law. wttk, . oil,. and - 7 - . , i r A - I . . • !tos 4' I t.gfltlt at • ; the l' A te u t I aipruva:l;"i4 - +.! ..t, Aunt Tent ( . ' 41,1 g yew ; foitrthlL iflventeti ;ull'l,,.pflved art idyl; ,Lsstfrtjaent of i" - • : • selt et and .• • the 'extreme - , • their ' "it. Sze, by on ,;', , I ).:auSTActllo..;. itrvi graceful 0ut1a ,.., are of . .• , tr, ex . , 111 , 111itY • 14.. De . 6111 1 i , t i of a . ' • ":"t, 'mtra,,l, 1.1 twttits, tit ()! - -- • , it:„.TOIIS - SO , initatio-41, that they pi mndo out in the ,and•thediirerent up4,lSeluestA under hrtder , l.etter-4 of Atl ,; passed at the Legkicy to Nly. C4OOSE, No. :pot lemen, Aisin - ' nees, and crta{ , -i I;, tug f o r w ard, arrnage, -..nd to put sucli as 3 t' ; a.,il Intricney, in a Sinupinity; and he •,. (,c ilurtinesoi, to d of giiing . gy 4 :.- 1 any Int , our win;.. tliunr Coni- Aletioooers, - - and others, who re- . a% concern:rig the Valluitions of iS, rind Leaseholds, may ,obtain v, 'MI ,tite Particulars of the 1 .1(.! IV.V . l'E E) • GRECIAN iggst ces eetfully inc ite in her choice of-Stave, H01,W17141..,* STiVier, happy in. showing thou •an ety, et the best taiiterials, and al the rim ttokment of a highly re.o , n, tor uprottls of 10 yeors„ liattc tom e of to first cavities of he found •Laiteb at to an« fashiow,bl e world, as 140 •Iffirrt to produce the best Arttelits at a in will convince Ladies' . of the sti-t 'duce necotne.purchasers. Tiur ttu.tlity and exquisite work ,tlB,.mc long and improved Shape tang coltairt,d Corsets, from Ss. to , ren's from Ss. Gd. to 74. 6d. ' 4 of StaYsi , hl the first style rof lir of one size, war have them at Couiltry oil: • the shortest iwu se . ~IV~~ ii ~ ~ r ~ ~I ~'~l~ 1 i. I.R i ~ March 9,, 1912, THE PRITATIPL OFFICERS anti COM3IS. • SIOARRS . rf HTh M.;11E,171"S ik,hereby give Notire, Th-re . the ColAroct lI.V.‘a:OCKS - is pill o 9 itatq TnrsdaY, the'2s:k ihstanV-on which day ' C2I4 loag be recci:) ,- d. •• ' • DEP TFOR D- FICITL.I LI.X . G- Y . , Fd. 11;12. THESE are Notirr, that on Thgi;; , tag, the l6th pf 411.ar4 at 11 u'po4l., ia.the ;Awl nuoa will be esrsed t4l Pub4ic Majesty'e 'ictaallins- Yard, at Deptford, ,veluiry Late of . ao followjag atm:rola— agle Prominent and Stores, awn lying i:e the said *end,. Flour,,ltice, Pease, 0 - attnea!, Bak - A:house SvFeep iegs, Oatmeal Sweepings,' Bread Past, D'ags and itms, But ter, Cheese, Sugar, Bevf, Ports, Suet.; Mager, Butt, Puncheon, Bariel,, and. ILlf-ItNshead , ,Sbsmoi, Ileaditig, tight and dry ; fri . sh Tieice awl Boriell tit :wog ; Iyine Pipe Stares, a quantity of Boards Eadq,yire Sce. Depoiit of 25.!. per Cent. is to 4 made epou Me amount afeti,:h ,cot at Me tz.n ofsafe r and Me remriivler of Me ar cltaae paid befOre Me Sores afe rentored, fbr Which' purPose"a -p, riodof i.l workgrts'dayawilt be rtiM7.ced from' the dai:of sale, Me Buyers purr rcu1,147 that less thitn one , haff of the 9?, 4ntity 6 to be ie:utoreS. frvnt rh:e, pry. i)/O.:SCS within the irvl &even days; and th!! 7,n,v.13 , :7er ip'the Neven jot/0;7474g dilys,';)thein,ise the depOdU 971..rirti n i ill be pa:tiered,. and the Provi.,inws or Sto're's remain t!;1.. at no.exi;:nsion of iinie 'OW, on atey 1.1., , ,,7(),!;:!, be grantcd. • Of ..y re' I, 1813 . . THIE t . PRINCIPAL . OFFICEPS of lESTY'S 0RD.:Y..1,1 , 1.1.7, tlu 1 , ,!1 rby giee Nailer,' That Piuftesais 4 as •nrived at PUT in Pall-1141:i 'oh or the ind sac! Peroi;no ers inag . be to !orhit!e.e .%•;,2,1g FOLAGEIoi . cbe Oidra6e.llarsew - stationcil lit tee falloiviPAr Districts, 40 be deliz;ered at the e.;.7l;tnee t.tceCantearitte,r,, North Britain soutli-tarest, including Ports- N'oithern • nuidth, of' Wight, and YOrl,ibire •Ctiristciturch Eastern, exclusive of War- i.Weiternley • , I W ri:l . 1V Cll With iti , pc n'tl Sontherth exclusive of Chat.l Waric) and Chatli:iu hant - • • Wecdon, NurchamptonAnt - e, fora period of Sea? f oileha front tin -"' The Oes . to ,TOod,, s.vect, dry, ai:fl an,, 4inixture Foxy Wor.churnt Oats, an , / must got weigh less than 37 poun per, Iriitchesicrihtshel. . _ . I The 114 to tC iyzeet and do', and dctiucrcd in TrltS4 , 6 Of , 6G pounde tusig.it. . Tl444rtita.to . Ae - gac , d; ele.":., vsd dry briteaf or Rye ,Straw, and fie:livered ire Trm;i , :rs ( ~ ivil3 powpde ii. , eight. , , . The Priee,e to be paid Ai- the re, , i;ert;l;.- Wiliest of each u.. 4114 may 6edplitered, at p'.:e . fullowisig ratrs,!.ti.z. roe. the., Oat,: ate pe,r liunAred ,Avyirdupois wcight For the Haey, at , : :per hundred and twelve paunds— Fdr the. At.rava at - per hundred nnl twelve pounds. The Pro' i nualstnal , be delibered separately or jointly luelzeo or mare of Me said Distriets; :furl it id expccted t7;at the iCoq tractor Algali receive the Stable Durg . , aztri.'ig the pc ricid dif his racy accumulate, snaking a:lo!?7ance far the same iiper rate of • per to nce per Faaker liarlic.wkrs, 104 be opplin-Itina to the Clears cononandidw the .drt • 11,i r:r! a In: also at the ,ti,!..erv:arg's Day Gann en the Hours of Ten cbiel Fuizr , 'Lrc the .Proposall mast be delivered, .icalcd up and indor,id, "2vop;- s'als foT Foiage I': but ;no Proposal can be ad Llit:ed said 11l instant, at Twelve o'quch at 4Vvou ; neither will an!! 'fender die s :o6(o, reraess the fariy it,, yr aa in i.e Behalf shall By Order qf Me hoard, •li. 1L.C4!..E cretcfY• NtUSICA, ritHE Great Harp itaitatd, by'ati eleg4nt little ,p.autiste Instrument, constructed so nearly upon the F l.tcyle of Harp, as to produce the sitllle !•irlUd t.tt.k effect, -titi Una "also :tt'etutipaitie , the - vmice the s:uue manner ag the real Harp, htt.t, in many other resprrtA, ore found tty far more tie :rabic; a.ret excet-clitigly convenient in ravehttig, to tale abroatl, tic.• Mr. E. L;g - lit, mosie -Professor, will have the honour to shew and ?Ist, superior merits of these lsis newly invented HART-LUTES, tis likewi . stt l,i recently improved, and alsb 11414y-mlin,red, 41ARILM'I'ES, to so . ch of the ',No bility aba Lati es sl4 may not as yet have had an opportnnity is see or hyar beau. • • - etAnnet (not a shop . ), No.'B, Foley-place, Caven dish-Square, London: ' N. B. The Harp-lute. tauglithele, and Pupiii, attended at their own residences, in frown and-Country ; tam I'4llo-forte, Singing, Ztc. alio taught ua usual. AN I'l- AT r 1 TION To Gent'omen, Engineers, Travellers, Post-masters, Coach masters, Formers Niillers , • ) 91144. E PATENT' COMPOSITION, wh 4:13 pre - JIL venG the Effects of Friction in Stearn and other En gin", in Machinery, :intr Carriaes of every ileserlp tion ; awl which does awlty the use of all compleu and ex pensive Nicelhoismin Wheels, &c. may be OM chased in Boxes, price 2s. 6d.; §O. Gd.; its, dd.; Otte Guinea, and Two Guineas each. • , One Pound weight of this Composition (price Ilulf-a-Gui nett)•will_do the , wor% of 50 lbs. weight of when it is properly applied to a Steam-engine ; and Four-wheeled Car riages will run M les less. than One Shilling's worth ; heavy' Stage-waggons will also, for about the' same expence, go GOO - . In this prOTOrtioo the Composition may be used to precept the efreots of Friction in alrkinds of Machinery, and it will be found t‘i answer perfeCtlY. •- • Sold, Wholesale and Retail, for the Patentees, at No. 149, Strand - , near S01:111.1PCi4101/Sti and a 1...) at Mr. Palsford's, Mail Coach Office, Cilinicestee Hotel, Piccadilly; at Mr; Moore's, Coach and Waggon Office, Green Man and still, Oxford -street; at .114ssrs. Stevens, Weild, and Ironmongers, ;co. 253, Oxford-street (near the top) ; at Mr. HUnter's, coachmaster, Upper Beritley-street, Portman square; at Mr. Green's, Coach-office, George Inn, Borough; at No. 40, Charing-cross, near the Admiralty, London; and at the principal Itins, on the Anti-Attrition Line of Posting, in - most of the Towns in thc Kingdom. ' N.B. Directions will be foutid'upon each Box, .which are signed Win. NEW PEMLICATIONS. TRADE AND . GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. o*Ttiesday, the 9th ite.t. will be published, in' Royal - Octavo, rfrifiE EXPEDIENCY tuaintainea of continu ing the SYSTEM by which the T..aLle and Government olladla, and the British 'nude with China, are now re plated. • Sold by IllaeL, Party, and Co. Le adenhail-street, and Hatch ard, PleeMillly. • . was imb price lislieJ, pe ss. a coloured Plate, Tu. EO-NAUTS; • or, The SPIRIT of DE LUSIONI, a scrio; comic°, logical, eulogical, lyrical, satirical Poem, with Notgs, geographical and critical, of various Co:rot entators. , .?.dited by LEMUEL GULLIVER, Esq. stud dedicated to the nryOr of Bristol. . ' Printsotfor C. Chapple, • JIMESOMI COMEDY. .111 , t published, priLe ,ia. T HE STUDENTS of SALAMANCA • or the Deiusion : a Comedy, in ric Acts. . nyitOISEILT FILANCIk JAMESON, Esq. Also, by the stane.AutLor, A 'roach et the Tim's, a Coniedy,l - trive The Renc..- gade, hyliefoolt:S., ad., Virgia of t Ito .Sun, by ditto,- -11. t 4.1. West Wituti..*,. Minding-house, How ta.Die for 1., , ne, Rs 'llarkuiNs Visible, 'S,. hurts,. of More'!lle, ji. NitiOcrt ts. , 24; Gd. Flot and Cc:lilt:m.- oot, 3i. itUiie Day deer the Weddl.i,..c. ..',. Se &leer, qs. under a Hood, Waancrer, Prilitrd for C. Chapple, Pall FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, INlmicu 9. Iviiitrizoll, North 9, 1813. • , 111; It,, 1 .1-fighl:e,;s the Prince iteplit has been pleilsed, naafe • . arokfon behalf uf his Majesty, to appoint:Sir GoodAl.ix Keats, K. B. Vie-Adniiral of .the Mae Sia;.,,iran of Lis 'N.laicsty's 'Fleet, to be Governor and Com igaridvr-in-thicf of the island of Newfoundland, in North Ain 41Iardl 0,181:3. 1t.6) . 4.1 tiie.Prinee Regent, has been pleased, ill the feleie un.l.r.iiralf•ot his :Nlajcity, to grant unto the ilvvervaii Master cr Avs, the place and dig nity ut u Cation ve 2i -, :nenuirry ct the Cathedral Church of of Woct , ter; veld Cy the de..,th el Unctur Jaunts Turkiagtou. • • Daniel Goodall rtri'd T. Wilkinson, Paterunster•row, crape- In.ainfactArc;rs. to surrender March le, ta, and April , 2d, at .don. Attorney, Mr. 'James, 'rind , . I e. Julin si:encos, Wood-street,'Clteapoide, ribbon-tner• 10, 20, and April 2u, at eleven, at Guild- Lorranti. Attorney; Mr. lasou, Bread-strret-ht,ll. John Harw,od, W.awick, grdeer, March and April 20, at etekeu, at the Woolpack, Warwick. Ati;nuics, Nit'orrt.aal, Castie-strtet, London, or Mr. George hiu,ll rrftard, near Warwick. 'Wituant,NordAtok, Ipswich, victualler, March 2?, 2:3, and tf), at eleven, at the.etiach and tioraes, Ipswi4li, or Mr. Burnett, Lnation. Thatnaa".Viariiii, late dt tzl, it), d44.4.lPcit " at d 1331 ;4.3 4 LW% 0011. \tO , Iterners-straet. ler Arid itulta Cml..erttitt, Statietd, ,melt au, at two, aI , add April o, at elves, at the Com lamial lac, Attarcier, Mr. Sheavwood, her.- . held, or Me4ilS. Exlcy, :7-auclier, and Dawson, Furui'vara- Liu, London. James Wkitc, late of King's Ripon, Huntingdonshire, horse dealer, April d, 7, eleven and 510, at. twekvr, at th e Swan and Talbot. Lin, Staanftird. Attornies, tie. ,lpfiu Stanle , Skulk-inn, Lunatic, or Mr. 'William Itrdifer, • - 'S - ''Stamford. • • ". Jonothsti Cooper, jilt). Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, tanner, ;Vhrcli i.l, $5, and l,lril *), at.selereti, at the Angel • ' Glamford 13rig-gti,'Lineolnvbire: 'Au9rnit,, Mess r. FTlti INSCI}OI3OII, iirigg, ur l‘telvit;. aati New ilritly;*,-street, 131ackhiari. Jalrot Phillips, Eicter, innkeeper, Malch 30, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter. T. i i.;Keter, or iileasrs. Cohatt, Ci4h.44CiL1i.11(4:1 ,,, ,hi11e, LOll'lElll. I George liarmio,l, iitverley, York,hl.re, inattey.,.'r, March f 2,1, nil April (44; at eivren, at the "li e ;er Inn, 8t.% crley. Attor:iiet, Sheplicrd, Der eiley, or i‘lesiz-s. Lain hat and sous, lltdorti-row, Geor,ze Bradbury, Siosly.iit, Clte4ire, grocer, 11,trA 1(3, 1?.., 43 , 1 April t iO, at ritqvii; at the enAte fun, Stocli:,ort. At tut-I'l;es, Mr, Claytdo, Stookport, ur Me s ses. Mine and - f,irry,,'l"calphs l Lmidon. • Ahralmai, liudscid, Corsham;ltiltshire,. master, March 23, 24, ao.l April '2O, ;it Nelvc, tit Old Down 130, Stow Easton, ,So,neretillire. Attotnies, 'Messrs, Mesitntler, and • London, or Evercd, No,i!tuu-„%lailct, Samer;ietsliire. Tyndall, Oxford-streLt, linea-draper, Starch 13, '2O, atilt April 20, at One, at Guildhall, .I..,undon. Attorney, 7.1:-..lameilticliardbon, New- iasae. Hat; and Arthur LaticaNhii•e, gruers, Maga 1) ,Ipril 10, at teu, at Luarion. Atturitie , i ,. ,Messr3.lilaadfasci am! Marray, ()mut -bailditig4 Teavie M 4 N.iiiroi.,,iate . uiTortolii, in the We 4t; iner chAnt, March 13,28, and April at twelve, at (inildhall, London. Atturnieti, Messrs. M•Dougai and Hunter, Lin . New - -xquare. • Evan Edwardi; Oki,atreet:road, twitte-spinner, March 13, Std, and at twelve, at GinWWII, London. At ' tornty, )Ir. Jesse,'('}Ron-place, I(.l4sland..read. , • -John 4 , i;rt.at `l'on'er-sirciet, initiraucc-broker, March 16, '2.;3, an•l .Ain i 1 '.lu, at twelve, at tiuildhal!, Loaniun. Attar livy, Throgniorton-*lrcet. 1)IVII)ENlit1113;1. March no. IL. Folhci,Win..ui—iireet,iiiienliiriptr, at one. Akpril .1. E. merchant., at one. .April 3. and' . BetifOrd-conrt, C•ovent gar4l.:l4, Woollen-drapers,at twelve. April .1. (4. Jarritt, Pavaifilly, hatter, at one. April 3. T. Martin and J. 'Edwards, Eligb lrlulhorn,lrlackiatg unionu;icturers, at one. ,• April •;44. 'l'. Marris, Barton-upon-llumber, and It. Nicholson, Lincolnshire, b iikers, at ten. March W. C. P. Alelhourne and J. Swan, Old Dond-street; paper-hungers, at ten. hlareli 3U. 14.. ltichartistm, Wallingford, Uerkskire, linen drag r, at ten. Marco f3u. ltobertson, .Bush-lane, merchant, at eleven. '• March Su. B. Martin, Maidstone, Kent, vlictualler at ten. March JO. J. Simpson, and W. G. Vairtuan, did-Change; factors, at. one. 13. T.,Bortman, Bunbill-row, calico-ghaer, at one. April e. J. Gieaves, Kingston-upon-Hull, victualler, a ele , van, Lit the Dog ilud Duck, Kingston-upon-Bull, April 1. IL Mo,,s, Livttrpool, mei chant, at twelve, at the at Mr. Jahn Clements, Teniple, Liverpool. M4irch .31. P. Mac Alester, late of Stratford-upon-Avon, War wickshire, hawker, at eleven, at tha .‘iinct Woman 'no, Pershore, Worcestershire. hlareb" 81. J. Wright, Pyrshure, Worcestershire, tailor, at eleven, at the same place. April 5. Grace Prince's Itisborough, Bucks, and J..Saun , . tiers .Woodcock, Aylesbury, hankers, eleven, ut the Coutn.y Ilan; Aylesbury, bucks. CERTIFICATES--M.siters 40. R. Wilton, Bow-Church-yard, inerchaat. U"Pl'in,Oreat Preseot-street,merelovat. J. /larding, St, Jamas-street, bookseller. G. (lowing, Hulhorti-Aridge, bookseller. W. Hayman, Deal, brsoly-clealer. I. Paytte,llurolidm, Essex, linewilraper. .1 IlrlCldIC , lieutertvo,,Uloueestershisv, draper. IMPERIAL HOUSE OF LORPS, TUESDAY, MARCH y. BANBT,IRY PEERA,GE. By special adjourment their Lordships net at an early hour, and forthwith resolved into a Com. rnittee of Privileges, on the furqier cont,ideration of the claims of General Knollys to the above Peerage. Lord, ~REDESDALE addressed the Committee irk continuation trout yesterdoy, and again •4l!oke itt considerable length against the elaiurnit's title. — Ile was followed hy The 1.401:n CRANCELLOII, WitO took ill!: sante ground, in a most axle and arguinentative speeCii; establishing his positions. Lord ER3KINF.., in a warm and eloquent reply; ad;.oritt.e.l ttre case on the part of Genesi:it I , 7otoilys. When at length, the question being culled the. Cotomittec, about half-past foar o'clock, divided, ;21)pearect--- • f,ir the Claimtut l3 l'son-Contents • . • ......... Ilajur ty againittleu. Kiy):Sys' cldint The doors of the 14ome,•for negrry. half 44 I] after the divition, vTere kept shut, and strangers• excluded.; of course cannot, to any'degree of certainty, state what took place. cATtiouc CLAIMS. - Soon atter our admission to the House, . The LORD CHANCELLOR presented a Petition front the Cities of London and Westminster, , which hiSlordship•o t hserredi was regttlarly signed byttpwardS ot. 60,000 pcisOns. • , . The Petition , was stria.tly . read, and stated the .4tntitnents of the lictitioners`to bc, , that, they re garded thedh which tt?held the Protestant ( , on•-• stitakion and Establishments of , the Realm to be no less sacred, titan Magna Charta, the Habeas Corpus Act, &c. OR the question that the Petition do lie:oo:the : • Earl , Gitny observed, he could not avoist re marking the language and opinion expressed' : by the Petitioners, that they regarded the laws which secured. the Protestant Establis * bnients' as fixed nod' invariable as tilose.of Magna Charta, and the other laws which were founded on great Consti tutional principles. For his part, ,he did not be that the ;aws advvrted to oy• the Petitioners, did not stand npon the same grannds, nor djci.the Legislature itself, because many of those laws. were from time to tilue repealed, P4rliaps what they meant was to petition against a farther re jnximtion of thelaWSriu question. Intl A of The case, it may be Worthy of consideration, if "the subscribers really untierstOod the utort. and tenor of the Petition which they had signed : it was Unfornitiktte, therefore, the Petitioners 'had, not a fair and open 'opportunity of hearing. the Petition discussed and explained r and h must say, that when he heard of a Petition so inuiterousiy signed, and coming ,from such a hotly, it \ vottid have cart ied more weight, With hiat ; at least,, the Noine :.nd'lli.earned Lord was enabled to state, Ciat it Lai b v en. oiVePecl tor e.insimizion• a public %Oleo.; the principles And . objects of the Petition might have been regularly.explained and diseG,,seA. .rite: Loan Quo C.r.trort staid the, Noble Earl Dna.: be entirely mistakeo,,from what .he said, as to what the subscribers ;meant.' The Petitioners prayed the House upon the principle that the laws by which the Leg t isittive and E,xecutive Authori tie„.i.of t .:is .Protestant country, should be admi nistered only by Protestants. Thii was expressly the pr4yer .of the Petition. :With respect to what the Stible Lacl said in regard to petitions of the kind originaiMg at public meetings, he must ob serve he had long been a silent auditor of the ob jections which . had been made to twiny of th e m o n that ground; and from all that was stated with respect to what passed at Such Meetings; he must • be . allowed' to retain a reasonable doubt whether public meetings are the exact ways by which the real sense of . Petitions can be ascertained. The Petition, then before their Lordships was signed by more than (OMOO. people, among whoa were included many of the mostrespectable inhabitants of both - Cities: The mode in which the document was signed was this ; 7 -papers which icontaisld copy of the petitiOnwere circulated among the different parishes through IVbitl the Minister or .sonic other person respectively Informed the pa- . rWiioners that such a petition was intended to be presented to both Houses of: Parliament against , the. claims of the Catholics ; and that a fair .copy was deposited at the yestries,.or 501114.1 other place, for the signature of such of the inhabitants as should think prpper. They had thus ai full oppor tunity of knowing the contents of the peti tion, and deliberately reflecting upon the im port : and he would go the length .f say ing, that such woo the most likely mode: 'of collecting the real sense of the subscribers,• The Petition was, without further remark, ordered to lie oo the table, Lord Viscount MeLviLte informed the Utilise he had a Petition to, present, which in some tit:- gree (lid not scent to tally with the sentimentsen tettained upon its subject. This he thOught . pro per to observe, that it may not be expected he should eyenttially support the Petition to its lid! c4tent. It prayed that their Lordships would re fuse to concur its inch a relaxation of the exiting laWs, as was sought for by those who professed the Roman Catholic faith. If it were believed-thati :the Views of the Petitioners went us far as a wish to preclude any alteration in the laws upoi the subject to such an extent, be certainly did-not agree with them. Thc Petition the Noble Vis.' count described,' was front' the Presbytery or As sembly of the Church'of Scotland at Edinburgh,