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' )( are to suppAy t he inelancho4i 7 adancy in y our .tL . '4fi. , :: 1 - - ...ii_rl' . .. I . •:tt.': '• -, ' . )t.'fi.i. v`4,lerittares„, sor to him whom von have lost, 'till 411 i)el:.' 1 ' . . owil. ;ia,ciehis contitres interests, was from ) ''J ' '4l ''' ci ;''' 4141 4ai.iiriiied intPossible,' 'linty-Gentle t:h.Nlll;lll l:::(l.,g'erJetill call of so many enligh;eniel;,,Td, I :' l l,,',° i 4 . lit' - ' l l °I f rill for A CatiAiaate ' WhllSe , NON'st t fi 's tw„ , more. congenial to their own t t . ltati, k s i k ti tt ,,, he utv,etttlemeri already put in noini•ifil iot , e, m i'li'i'l'i'ta, is any fear: of personal char ge il sit f, 1,,, 4 t rio ,. is in obedience to that call , alrne , , j, el ; .. Ur, to' ti_l?fetemeii Sense!of my oWit litfeepirtty, k t+ il l 14 1 , t ! , the ~Irl,),(1 fob . I, to asliyirur s uffr a g es.. „ k!i ..4 ) „ hilt,. ! support of ' the people who returned Sir , i, 4,! I"rtitidii,r7.ti)ucern pliantly .tut Parliament,. it .fTtpd h e i d s • N i t „ t i ,„ t .: :1 , 0 , nd tirolf"e!isi:rll.;:ciliiPtilitsse'l ta'rei:ilet't"lllC-114it'st by .i t 0 4 1 4 (..; fa r s t t i " the last poll, he addressed you as his kitt;)''ltr e a ,,' e ri... ,, altd tall time. . [Tii . splett‘lrd . talents t , , k :i 4 4,, r ' t y,iii "Itilratiott, Lint it was to his principles and t k , t ri i t 11 i ,, g..rat'r ! n or confidence. However rare and N t ' (If }' h e '' t4ii-nts were his principlecamt integrity l'ttilr'Pres',.',l`;'...l9,i',(l arid .itiii!ateil •, and t if I , attain the 1,, I h al ve itiv."Pir yon in Parliament, I p.edge myself to ,I, V t t i, 41 iii'!t: guide of my public conduct. h ill t' h om,ur . to be Gentlemen '' Qaii , ~, . r , . ..,, l'eb . lour faithful Nereant„ 12 , 18' i n . GEORGE LANIi3. 1 ii. olkesq . (),‘, ' l'itADE,v EN .IND ALL OTHERS. p. r,s , ~. # _., . ko, tittt: ALLEN, calling heroelf PILCHER. I it 'if t,'7:3S a, ' i ') -t., cairn., liei.self the c , qa,yi e ,, - „; , 4 1v. 11)0 ovirosienorsigned' .1 P ...t Ai ES PlLCHlift' ~:,1 , a1,1i , (1 0 1,‘`5 , % iL. th,' Parish of Padditifiton, in the , Vo:,lt . 4 , ..N ;u 7 1,,,,,, out now. of Doter, in the. County of t'llP.4.j.,:‘' I ,i,iself or of of contracted DEBTS in toy t4p!lof,), 4e ''' ,l ),y ,erve this Pultlic Notice to all \ IN'titil„ Iltlic,.""Pr'r,s, ant! others concerned, that r, the \ ~,, e , b e , f Will not he ails werable.for such Debts, #,,..,:i.......). ti uls The way ;#) contract. 's !di !). • JAMES PILCHER. )11L., 1:.o/.tl---;"-----------._._:_...--..___..-..„_.__________._.___. t 't, t" y,, . I'l.. BALAI OF GILEAD. I'l'4'l,l, "PlOng It 4 . 1, •• ' eknes j• to the Fair pp q 441 140 'ledi••i ,'' ' ..e Peet! tar ,- 4lh nY 1.. i• y under the power of this ' t 13±;',:::01,;‘,:lhinn anti. RespCcta h . i I ity h+ re f4til\j' thllll;;.eruitil)to aPPelldage to the.. tt•tlette.thiey. 1, ) 1 / 11, 1' 4 `i tp ' e ss at fr. " d ecaYcd spirits dasstpating/t i . t. r t i, h." tth4, alVay 't ii";,"itor, and creating a plea , ifig , Vl : '4' 1311 i "I,ole , . eld"ChOlY, it sit condo' t and I„, ‘ q 4 - i ki on #Ol4 63?tetu, ti t , 4l ;l;:i h l .' 18, st r ., ° ' L5O, Oxfold-steet ; Ward, 3€4, Hol- L'oi,,llt i, t•t.r). r1"1,1,; and Nit.. (ioatley, 133, Minories. t•A,,ili'.it.vi'le $(1,10(-i Bitable Vender in all Market TmYr's t,,,,'')111, Pr fu,, ,T , : 'intl . all Other Medicine. Vndef s_, 34., ', Sit, . 0"e Llutily butt I for 83s. yewhici 0 VI I ...41ed ot'i:tilive4siti 41.111,e words “ e ziar.zuel S I non . . .._. EAST INDIA I/OUSE, Feb. 3, 1819' II COlllti (;1:-.131fiaTORS of the UNlT tilt], ' E .D -COMPANY. of NIERCHAyrs of ENGLAND That, The EA.ST INDIES,II6 hereby give Notice, ills 4: at, , grecably to the "Resolatio'h - of the General Cou rt ~ 4 14 4 ' 1 ° ll the 4th instant; a GENERAL COURT ...ill- be th at their House in Learlenhall-Strtet, on .FRIDAY; tile " 19111 instant, at Eleven o'Cloek, in'tlic Forenoon, for 1, "'Pose a' tal-' : .. considerat ion . a Letter from Ro ver'. c : _ ,ing into . . 1.',, 1 , t , 144) 4 1 1, Esq.' and * the Paro.rs explanatory of certain 3 to the z em i, fai. o f Vj 21 a nag, ra tu, the said Letter be. 41'3 fellows, viz. :( ~I , . , . .. . .. U JAMES PATTISON, Esq. Ch a i rman of the Court of q ii;lbl4clors of the. Honourabl e E ast I nil i a CompaiLT. • t,:f tti ll e .), l la : t : e .waited with anxious. expectati on t h e arr i val I 'll ara . ll,i°,4ds,aiiil Accounts referred to in the , concluding ‘ gr N i b of tiiv ' .ti to the Court of Pleeetors, of the ti h , m. , , . ~. .... er e ~ . g iih il ` l 7 litstl' which, were they here, would-prove, that 4 .tf v. !lll 'P ' l, l)ount of ..my .transactions with tlic: Zenii4tiat i ''tt, 'xi bas been grossly exagge,rated, the Chatoc s'ilt;:of:l'", tr ansac tion s has beeii . reatly ini , stalien ; but ~t ,, 114 re oeninents, altlif;fgh 'Mr: Collector Sinith appears 4, 4 barn iiistriictril :to prepatc- attested Copies and :L , 314134 1 s of them so lobo' ago as the month of Novell). .k;;‘:_al.i. have not to the pr t. escut late period arrived, and t 4. "I.(lesirous oi submitting my conduct on an occasion ii,„ 'cli b a s . 01 4/ ,., , been ,much misrepresented and hut little un- I 1 uf f h:)4 to ilt eProprietors of Est India Stock, previous . 11 ,,, ...'''t nly,-,41r to,thO r 'notice as a Candidate at the ap- N th i , . fii,, , ,1,-Ei k/erieral Election, I have to solicit the favour of S ( , Sir , st:jiliri'iit' ,Ppoilit a day for laying before a General ,:lt ed ti, ."oprietor's those Papers 'which base already ar- . y l tr er ti'Ql Aladras,' and to which, by your Secretary's Let i4kl `tarp lith le Is t S lay last, I was permitted to have access ; laytl S uch o th ers as.l may produce in justification tansactioriX with the Zemindar of Vizianagram. " Iliave the lninour to be, Sir, " Your most obedient Servant, :A N , " ROBERT CAMPBELL...- 1 i NY11..,, r ,..... ~ 11 Papers v tt, February 4, 'ling- ti r I kt! c, ,,i, , befor e - mentioned, which are on the Records I, ki i 4 ' l t! e . ,, t1 wi ll be' re a dy at this House, for the Ifis.pec -048,1 ' f()Prietf'irs, on I'VedneSday 'next, the 10th inst.; llil l ' c e, ‘,, ' ; 1 : 1 41 ' A ir. CaniPbell has 'signikevi ' his intention to ' 'l lt. Ile ready for . inspeetioa on, Friday; 'the 12 th \ ' ' k : • JOSEPH DART, Secretary. l‘ ELECTION. fiNs: 11 4 . '14 )4 PIN(; , he FRIENDS f Wally of tr, t l' 47i 61 \IC EL ',. l ,tll tm i ; :y,f,EltS of th e late Sir tlN‘iktilotriLY lasoLvF.D, ; 4 1 APpear to this Meeting, that the political tiger of the Gentlemen who liare ht.en• t„ ' '' ef) "ice of the People of Westminster, is such 4kri4 st t 31, 44th " 'lm4r. 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It will be completed in Sixteen Numbers, to be pub lished monthly; eaeli `unifier (price 55.) to contain sixty pages ' of music; - the- whole will • form, four handsome volumes, to each of which will be added copious indices to the music and Words; and in Ihr fourth' volume Will lie given a General Index to the work. *** The .Publishers.pledge themselves to spare neither ex pence nor pains to render the Seraph . the most useful, ele gant, and complete Collection of Sacred Music that ever was, offered to the Public . • Printed by Whitaker - and Co. 75, St. Paul's Church-yard, leondon... . , , NEW MEMBER FOR YARMOUTH. YARMOUTH, :THURSDAY, FEB. .--Tile Elec tion for this large Borough, in which there are, nearly 2,000 1 voters, .took [dace this morning at halfintst, ten o'clock, at a'Borough Court, held by the Rigitt Worshipful the Mayor, Enmurgn VRESTON, Esq. assisted 43r ,IVJLLIAM PAL s GRAVE, sett: andSAupEL:PAGET, lisqs, th,e Only two. A l- or Membe rs of,' he Corporation present. 1:11e writ and:bribery paths having been read, the ; I~~tytp declar ed the .Court open to proceed, when W. Pat.ott f w.ti fr ,Esq. sett. proposed the Hon. GEORGE ANso as a fit person to represent thii &tou g h • Here the proc i eedings were interrupted by three .times three entityiastic cheers for Anson. Mr. Rumbold, who was on the left of the Mayor, ; and had arrived ~in town this morning; _to support his friend, xeceived a similar . heartfelt greeting—, . JAMES. HURRY . , Esq. then seconciO i tfm , notni, nation, • 1 The NAy i rt,a,then asked, whether. any other Candidate, was to be .proposed, kit, none ot h er being offered, he declared,,amidst..the,shouts• o f mos i t crowded hall,, ,that the.. Hon. George Ans on, was duly elected„ and cordially sh oo k h an d s with, tite,yo t in g ,M em b er, in which he was fol lowed by% Mr. Pag e t, and several other Gentlemen on the bench; the hall all th e time reso u ndingT.with shout s.o f Anson.and Rum bold for ever Mr. . • ANSGIS then : presented ; himself. He said, if ever th-ere was, a time when the slightest tree of pride might be allowed,,thapitne was the, present moment—to be ret urne d to Par.ljam e n t, to represent : s l: ancient, and ,populous a, Borough Otis, would be highly gratifying at all times, hut to be returned in such ai,manuer,was •beyond the merits 0f,.50 / younga, man, who .at present had only.professio ns . to offer in return fo * r.so, dignified a mark of. their confidence--a confide;nce, how ever, which . ite : sfoqld not take.: to himself, / 6, lt,4iptist ,;a;tribute: to, the well-known prio-% ; ic,tples of .itks jaittily, and their. determitked• r oPPo- : .sicion to thantea . sp;es of his .11:1,aiesty't, pres en t Ninisters--,(loud ; and reiterated, chee,rs.,aecompa niett this declare ion)---treasures abbrqn,t, to tile hest feeiings r in,eaut es supported b. g.:: ex penditiireoilf,,thclinblie money, a herilipf useless p.lacemen, pensiiims.,.and sittecurists, destroying 'the very vitals nf the country. A yea!, anti not a pretended ec9n;only, and retrenchmen,t in every de • Rartment itt;,tliaAmpt • ought to be he, guide of our public me r. Mr. Anson concludg4,ll,,thank- ing,the.Mayor for :hi; . g entlemanly epnduct and attentio n , throughnnt_ibeintsiness.„,mplb ai best thanks he. cou ld , o ff er to iii,s,:;Fonstittrents, would be, a, perseverance in th,t line of cOminct, which recommended,. him to their support ; he trusted that, the next time he had the honour,of ogering•hirnself their noti c e ,, heshould . ltav e something to speak of beyond prcifessionsr-his conduct-as,their Representatiive.t; - Mr, Anson , dined with. the lk.riii9ueme,r / hy. ;The tickets for .t h e. Bail are issne di fitr ‘') f -,tnorr o w ; fend our new Alainiter is exP • ected,to tait.e.his seat on, , Monday A bill of indiettneht was preferred at the Lan: caster Coon! v Sessions, - by sir. • Chapin 3 a i ti; . ilgains't the Earl of Uxbridge and some , others, who were concerned in the disturban4 at theiNfahehester 'theatre, as mentioned in' our Our Readers sill recollect that Mr. Chapman was One of the ,4rentlemen who Were in the stalie'-hdx with Mr. 1-Just, at the tim e when the Nobleman above_ : mentii.ned . and 'ft lends acted fr With a vigohr beyondthe law," and expelled the travelling; orator' and his conipan ions front the house. After a care ful investigation of the evidence, the bill was thrown Out by the Grand Jury ; there having been, as repo - rt says, eleven for its reception, and thirteen against it. The same fate,vve understand, :has been experienced by a bill of the same de seriptiOn , which w:is preferred tit Marldle:teT.— (Lire/TOO/ Gitu This Day were published, prier ss. 6il. boards, ENIARKS ;,1) esilecthlly as it i h connected vt , ith the' Sfibjeci of Orgaiii:iation - and Life. - Bring an Answer to "the Views: of M. Bichat, Sir T. C. Morgan, and Mr. Lawreiice,,iii those Points. By THOMAS HENNELL, Christian Advocate hi the Urnirursity of Cambridge; and Vi car of Kensiiu. , :ton. • Printed f or F . C. and .1. Rivinton, No. 62, St. Pani's Church=yard; and No. 3, Waieriao Wart:, Pall Mall. FOR TilE SUN. • .Erio-4Vill not- the 'same causes 'produce the sam e effects ?---:Altnoit invariably so. Ergo—Allo.wing all possible, sincerity to the Catholic professions, can they pledge themselves for the motives, principles, and actions of their posterity ?--This is impossible. ergo--Wouldnorthe repealing of the Act he sacrificing past experience, to mere theory, pro— fessions, and coqingencies ?—Decidedly so. Ergo—ls it the duty.of the Legislature, as the guardispsof the country, its rights, its religion, and its security ; and as judging from the past to provide for the future would be incon• qrtent with sound policy atul legislative justice. Is not .the Ding obliged to take the Coronation Oath' before be .can.ascend the Throne ?--Most ce'ttainly 'he is. Ergo-o,loa then a subject to object to what his Sovereign thearfolly performs ?—Undoubtedly , not, as this whold be rendering the Sovereign, subject, and the 'subject Sovereign. Ought we then by pusillanitnous compliance to repeal the Act,..and . thns destroy the 'present:bul wark of our 'faith, prove traitors to our : King, and snatch the brightest jewel from his Crown ? —Most assuredly not, since common sense woultt laugh at us, reason,woOld blush for us, and reli gion would weep,for us. Relying, Mr. Etlitor, on your usual indulgences tOlusert these TeW simple, yet , I trust, c o t un i m . • portant qu cr ies,,.., ram , Sir, your's very respect fully, .1.4 9( A .BRITON, LONDON; JOURNALS. ,• 0, FROM THE MORNING PIPERS OF THIS DAY. I,`! '[illyrning; Post.] We - yesterday received , letters. from Angnstnra, of the:27th of November, from'Margaretta of the 24th,, and . froth Trinidaii'nf- the 12th nfl),•ceiti her. Cieneril BdliVa'r left Angnstura the 24th of. Nnveniber, to Co;cipeiiii"e' With the forceS em loyed against CuniUlia, Who Were said to heiri excellent conditimi l .'"Admiral Brion had sailed tram Margaretta with his whole fleet. A Spanish, brig 'of war had'been captured by one of Brian's sittiadron Fshe itninensecianti.y of specie on boatel. The brig -was' nedered for Ma rga ret ta, ;condetnned, and the crew put on'shore.—The accnurits: from Trinidad state that island' t 6 be very sitklytffit , ; . lVo aililietitic:news hail been received trout the Main, hut, advi.ces' Were hourly expected. The Privateers swarmed about the coast of the Siathish Main, and were daily Making very vain able captures. The merchan ts at Trinidad. were completely sick . of the war in that country, and it was the wish,p(yall that a decisive blow might be S:,lettek:in.the next battle. . - 9 . ,y; !! • [ Morning:Chronicle.] TO THE EDITOR oF - ThE MORNING CHRONICLE. FelL•l2. ••• SlR,—Seein g in yonr.Paper of this day, a Jong ayti.cle.upon the•subject o.f afprinted 14etter, Stated to have been-address e d by Sir James Craillurcl, to Iris 11.aiesty's Ambassador at Poris,,,fram ;p,ersonsi , miacquainted, with the facts might line_ : gine that t ground of being ordered to quit Paris,,was a mere , fjily dispute, of which, how , ever,,he does lint, give.the particulars, and that, at the instigation of certaiit French Noblemen, you mention , , you are authorized, IA -state, itpAtAhe,ground () Eillis•heing:ordered pquit Paris ,444 i 4ci a proceeding ! in Police,was,necesft . s7pr;ijy,o,bligectto interfere;" anti if his removAl.did not .originate spoutaue4usly,with the , Police,. It may be presumed to base arisen from. the applica 'jou of his own family,there,—(SeeT UE S UN o f 'yesOcth:y) 'Ti 41e Prince Regent has expressed a desire ot continuing at the . Kreinlin, t o th e e nd o f the tnutith,of March, butl9inisters have signified to, his Royal 'Highness the interruption that this 'would.oceasion to public business, as during the sitting.of Parliament it would be impossible for them to go' down to Brighton so often as they should have oncaiinn to take his pleasure on pub. lie It is said that the five daughters of the Duke of Clarence have had•hensions settled on each of !hem of 5001. per annum, ar;sing, out of the 4 per'eent. fund.—(nid.) ••••.•••9;!-.' ' '' ' • 1. . “.. MR. EDITOI . I,—Ini order not to occupy too much, of your valuable Journal by recapitulation or te diotts discusm,: I .shall immediately and briefly proceed to inquire : ...,..,. -: i , .. - Are not the principles and tenets espoused by the Pripists of the pr&ient tiny identically the same with a ose which fornietly. suggested; sane• tionefl, and perpetrated those atrocitio l tf which hurnanitysliiithlerS, and against width the Act iii question proViites ? 'This is proved'bY these prin., ciples, ?4C. bring !alight: in tf ! esir school;, iticol- Cdica by their Pileits ! ' and enjOinetl by tire Ponta himself.