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'": 417 " , .k /15' 4 -- ' ••••K - c ---- # ' : :- --VI . ... --i-- - ..._ ;01 1, THURSDAY, JANITARV 14, 1,819. ktrrtp, ER Bq6.] rPii,tbfi..soh . p*!kbh. i.. • ' P-e Tt r ILL/AVG.O: 7 "FiGe, )(in. 10 , 181 ' / ' - 11EC OMMISSION EllS for VICTUALLING it 46 3 L -I JES TY — 'S NAT T dO herehygive Notice, that "'llpi d . ~ ?` • a V , the 22r1 instant, they will Le ready to rece i ve 1) 44 tvritinAi• (Sealed up), and treat for One Tkonsand Herter' °J . E13L151-1 PEASE; and One ll,tidred Thou- Alit tF. 1 1 " 3 of WE 44- 17 - INDIA RUM, of the strength of: Ace A1,..t . i, ht ''',* t P 4 ier . proof by Sikes's liyelrome ter ; to he delivered !`t.etje:ttjy' 3 rietagtfing . Stores at . Deptford in the space s hi: ei4 "fA(the Peasi in weekly proportions) : and to be A te .fDP 6 Y . , liglis patakief, without Iniiiesi,'sixty days offer - v , ' • , * ' , 4 . i tt The °ltilltiOnr afire - Contracts may be seen at the Secrk- . -- - . ; IV(' re' "' ITE - .4 ---- ' 'r 4.. 0 4 ' l2 ' 4 wi_e77.... ~., an i y ~, ,e nd er in wile: Prid e . to,: 6 4 " be in, , :eret,l : iii-tvafrds , ht : 4 1enr,th, or that shop ;7444 1 .. '7l e / kerecl* tbi Of ; 14loard,be e nte, , ,fitig,'P lk C(ck on ae ' 1),'" 1 `, / , Z1k2,1 ) the -2 . l24ltqtaut; nor4±ft ; the_per.stm_te kr 44 0:, '. ? t4e Te"lrovlsillfef rers/et! f12:,.j,,f behalf, attends tin ; e. whe n ca . !le' a fot..----"'")"..- - 1 I VOCAL OONCERTs. NEW ROOMS, lI.:INOVER-SQUARE... PURL CATIONS. Day was published; ~, • • Dedicate'd, by permission, to his'4Eicee!lettey the Lord LTeit tenant; _handsomely printed ; arid_ illustrated utinlert)us Views of the prinekpM,lll,l,ildings; ancient and modern, Maps of the City, &c, price SS: 6s. in boards few Copies on large paper', lioilio 91.`ts. it hoards, • ~ FIPHE HISTORY of Ilk: CITY' of DUBLIN, AL foul the eat liest..Accntints to the t‘rileni con .taini.ll# its flnnalB, Ant l iquities, F e cciesiastkal History, : alld Charters; its present Ex.tqiit;•Vitblielldirdltio;g6ifoolS, la— fee. TO whiallite kdde.4l,.l3loOalihicai Notics of Eattinent Men, att4 copiciiiS Appended .of , its Poputaiioi, Itegenue:, Commerce, and Literatnre.. . • •Fly the late JOHN WAHTIURTON, Esq•. • ' • DePety ke epei 41 the: IteeoMs in Bit MilfghnnyTowe'r, late-Rev. JAM Ei 'WHITALAW, And the lt.ev. S,. WALSH, • PriMei for T. Cadet' and '‘'';‘Dayies,"tit6tid, LondOn ; J. • at Dublin aml W Illlaeliwodd, at Edinhur,O. PROVINCIAL iotiRSIALs. (es , ESIIS. BA RTLKMAN,C HARL.ES KNY- I us. vErr, WILLIAM KNYVETT, anti GREATOREX, mnst respectfully acquaint their former Subscritiers, and the Nobility and Gentry generally, that their coNcEnTs will CONIMENCE at the above elegant Rooms ju FEBRUMIS NEXT. . . . Subscriptions will he received 'at BtactiAta.'s Music Ware house, 133, New Bend-street; and by the Managers. - Further particulars will be dilly phblished. "the 'folic:4lh Ektr . itet froth an fish j'ourhai Will kheiv Wita - tliiiiteS'titntS might' expect from the itiWel.,oraer Popery should ever regain the akefi'dati'C%): Ent 1 5 'r'Utestai)t Of every description might thet expect a in'tiCh worse fate than the offeniie Treatment of iherealeeiable So. ere Yof 'tit' PRi ENbs, and intleeja reVival of all .the tragedies of the burningi antis tortures of Smithfield, in order 'to tiiake' i i rdostiit'i4 l tv -'• f: . • , ,!: Lia . A NEW LOTTERY. RE fofloit'ii Scheme is . respect folly stibmitteo 21- tp !he Public e ,and the coptractor, confidently , antici pat'es 'that 'it will be fr: loured' 'with their niiiit'obatiun, as tliepsArn i ' . ' • • ONLY 6,0 f TICKETS, with ins, andao Fri l'opery :J.:J 101 y 1034 I T 4'.. ii ti 1: ~A c . R..... ; ? tr 'l6Ritl of L.20,0001-MON ARA° he I)rawn ito ONE 1).11', 'TUESDAY; 9tIi'PERRI.JARY.' t.' : SCHEME: • ALL STERLING Ni()NEI.—NO.IIXED PRIZES - . ;0 , Itrlzes bi . iffi.4ooool; q- • are it..: d,600 - FLORENCE' mAeArtrEty.A; VhurtiviNi tion of this interesting NEW •IVOR" Kt of lAEA' MORGAN'S is jest publialted.—A celebrated Critic makes the Nliowing Observations o Jl,e , ingeuious ,and -41 . 40 ' rileern . Oit iii the "ta ril7l of . those,*ll;Plia *ee' 'gi n•to -- Novel the Historical character, twist be placed the - Author a Waverly, and the Writer now tinder review: If, in estirnat-" j 1 cog the pretensions of these Candidatesfor the ti,rie vereittli bfe r i Literatu're, the pains of 15•ofundity and erudite .attainnient, timid L awarded to the former .that of a Wore needful poli tical benevolence is indisputablyi the right of the latter...l Lady Mort an has not only national eharacteristics to deli neate antireserve ; slie•has At. combat against those partia lities and prejudices, which still yperate in society much, and in political institution's much more. This She has done in a series of Novels, which bring before us, in the most viVid por traiture, the manners and habits, the virtues and the_preju dices, various classes of the Irish Nation ; and •she has, contrived to wea‘e these grotesque,bitt interesting materials in threads of such ingenious intsicacy, that the reader is irre sistibly, led forward, as through a niagis gaz e, without, bein g 'aware tit'tW tinie of the variety of valuAble information he is collecti ripr htt Ise way." . . • Printeti for.llENnr CoLituax, Conduit-street. li=u; '2 Prizo e 1.,. I e p 099„. / .. , . ~.., .p, •,.„ 4 vat --t - .., A Prizes '0t.:... : 1 500 . t ... ..`..1 (1,006 r I 5 Prizes 0f.... 100 5C3r., .16•Prizrs 0f..:. f3O • - • • ' ABo'' :30 Prizes 0f.... 20 Inl l l,l4l , Prizes of. . • • . . 10 • . 11,420 I 1 : , ARM • ' • • : Coita nkfittitli4t,l)epartntelitiTteatmee • •-• cllaY'''PerV.Jniii , •ll!'?:%.l! t r 3 (!esti •'' ;.. Articlesfur "s of C • -t'n to silly thfifoll9wing 14 g , . "s e of thetALit‘';lviz!:-:-1 ``D, o'lllis:MAiisiy's• 'La ° nil .'orees in . Canton'ruerits, at se lcrs ;;ftud--Butrittio, , in We Itnder•unentioned Island Ctht t rn3?.. 1.:;".$1; 1 !. • i r , MUTTON to his Majesty's Land Forces i in Barracks, in the und . er-nien -I;k_ haret - • Essex; Hanis; " 111 ltin , 0 gl ikni(tig tk rk, York.' . • ' „i t ,. A4.1, . 4 1 ,tats Ilajesty's.Cq;alrylip caiippnrrients and quay ,lll4in • , • `r . •• • •—De: by Durham:, c- , e, tineer.mentlonet. . e . 41.1 eof Sf . or 11d South Wales.. ' glky t : r it aileto'ebnirilenee on and for the 25th le bruarr next; that fr6plisals in writing, sealed:up " sender for Arrup til,,qllies," will he received ( Q l ut • :' /D itii , e on (4 before Saturday, : the ,:it)th day of .f,ottnary i f eLel "n° • af ter Twelve o'Cloek on that day); 1) N , " , nt by Post; the Postagetuust he pat ith ,P°l4lll,ikuit, be wade separately: for each County and t:;e vilt for the Counties coinpOstug!North and Southt• i k t' of • which most be included in one 'render.; and th e ; r "POSal Dins: have till! • I,etter which 1,, annexed to 1 14 tt . ; " : 41 " Prope:ly Persons, of known pro, t 1; bmeorii. Witrirtlie Party terideling . printBdkuti ; cullas,:for the due p.ce ,e of ; Hill be not iee4 math : ;A rvinted Tender, aryl the Prices expressed 1:4441. sliotild it S(i hat during the rn~ Pt 1' a * l l' ot' l ll, Co , :tratt no Tnci!4- shonld be supplied , 11 ‘, th "ontracif, ;the Exi:ence eff 'tfi`e" Statupsi for the Con 13 .ond l ,paid ,in the first in t stance: by the Contractor, . I *lftlnde,l to him., , " • the(3olltr:,. et:3 7 11)ar be had upon application , "h koti4rs, hetwe:ett t he' liOtirs Of Eferen Mid Five, t11 4 . 4 1 34 '"1 1 tes ol.the Bread and Nleal.;nay :Ise seen at these rs of lye and, Two. • :. I Jeaw een hours . •v; s • A •ti 6 ,009 Tickets. E.60;000' TICKETS and SHARF,S..ave on Sale-at all the Lottery- Offices in London,. And .the Agents throughout the Country. ase to 1 .4 1 SSENCE ofSIIIIIMPS, ,a - new`and stiperict• • SAUCE, fur •71 ,4 ,11,, efitial ; in s?rength to ; Esseace 'A nehriviei, hut far' exce/ii'llg 'it• in flavour, and has'the ad ,irantage;of ;tot t t urciinK - rattaii,l. ' intetensq, 4 rinand far it• is a convincing proof of the chiination it is hold in by those Inuit:ire tried it. ' Tbr:Proprieturs wherevesr it is once used,• it will obtain a pre• ; eutigene aver all Diller Sauces fur Fish' • • ..t . !..1111 • • Made C. Di nuture ktml Son t arid sold ba.„Powell and Son. l; Holborn-hill , Canef 6f - Tr.titun-gardeff.' ' The PUblic 4re : respectfully tequeo,9d:tp4ihsers , e, th4t buttle r has the signatitre of C. Dinutore and Sort; none Other is ge-. twine ; this caution is necessary, as there is.a:spuriotis. gle now on sale. . T" '4"ItTERLY . gEVIEW., Number X 4;giii r will be pabl4ped in a few days. .: . H 1,11,4 1 ,11 tv-iiii - f-PICCENTS.. , • I) -I. icelamri y.,H i enderson's Journal of a Residence in Ice land it r 1914 ti Vfsi'4. Physical' ' Al4'tc'h of the Island, Cila ractrt Mid Co (titian 'of the Intuibitints &c. • • . 11. ,Woutogioryour et Centre, : is .Novel.. By . the Author of Bertram. • - . i „ • • . 'III. Saho'r c ,t tcrd'Of the Bright Citf;,ait Hetisic Poem. the Rev. - H. H. Milmau. . ' ' '= •- IV. ',Torpedo', Stemn-Iloats, &c, Culden's Life of Robert Fult9n. 'V. History of Small-Pox and Vieeinhtion. By JaMes Moore: •• : :i • . • , : ... • , : •, . ~ , • VI. ; Sir Eichard Phillips's F..21a)'.411 the Phenontena . . . of, the .• Universe. , .. . .. ' VII. 'BrOWn'sNoriliern enitris:' • ' ' ' - ' V111:- . .E'n4pt. 'Davison's' Papers'•rui the Anticoities -- Of Egypt. Recent Discoveries made 1.4 i 3lr. Salt,. ,hlr, ,Ctsiglia, and Mt...Belzoni. Descent into the Well of the ,Great Pyra mid, Ailti Discovery of a seci , nd'iirid Third Chrimbr."' lies - et i ritioli of:t he Temple between 'the Paws of the Syhlir.x.' , Bio graphical, Notii:e• of lielroai. • ~ ; i • ~ -, k„ ,gi ~ tiiolb IX,, Ilazlitt.',s Lectnres,on the English Ports. , ~ I X: CambridgerintahichtProtAsdrship.- 4 . CiitisiiicAtlints respecting:Cambridge, by , Sir 1 i-intes Smit 11.:-.J.-2: A ANitilica thus • of ; the I.ln4rer'ity, of Cambridge, by Jpines, ,Lieney Moult, B. D. ' , • , - . . . .. - 'Xl:'Bellaidy'S itepiy id the Quarterly . Review on the "New Translation of the Bible. .i • : - •7 - : 4 .' . ' ' . . XII. King .lantes„..)..anis,X.l3l' _and Dangeau —l. Mad. de Geniis's Abrege des, NlOmoires de Dangeau.-2. Lernontey's Essai, &c. , X1,11., fir, R. Wilson ; Letter from 'Sir- Robert ,Wiloott to' his ConstituentS; in refutation of a Charge for dispatching a• false Report eats Victory to the Commander-in-Cliief. XIV., Mr—Brongliaro; Education (ommittee.-1. First, Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Reports of the Select Com mittee appointed to inquire into the Education 'of the Lower Orders of the Metropolis, '&6.-2: Letter to-Sir Samuel -Ro , roilly, from .Hem Brougham, Esq. M. P.-3. Speech of Henry Brougham, .Esq. —4. Letter to Sir W. Scott.-6. Vindication at - WWI - a:Bler, by Rev. W. L. 80w105..--6. Letter to H. Brougham, Esq. friNiit My. Liscombe Clarke.-7. Let ter to H, Brougham, Esq„ from John Ireland, D. I). Dean of Westminster. Printed for Jolist Nt tttiftAY, Albemarle-street, London. *„* Neti Editions of the former Numbers have been again re-printed, and any may now he had separately, at Gs. r.,, ,, ;t P•U 8.1. 1 '4i',4k.T I. 0 N Sctoti :Dv 11; • VtEli 57titi 44 : . krinted- for J. J. STOCISPALE, * 4l, - This Day was published, - •.; ,„ • • In L vol., with i•i& Blares, price Os.. '1:1r, 'g, Hl , - , 1; , ; ' l./O S V. 13 the Aut{n y ' 11...1 of . The Pt:4-ons, 'Fashion, - Modern tieanx, Mddero Belles, Ton, and , Addreis,7 gee. • 2. LIT LE .HYDROGEN, or,, The Devil ion Two Sticks• iu London. I vol. twelve coloured plates, price Bs. 6d. • 8. EI.OISA IN ; a Parody of Pope's 'Eloisa -to Ahelard. •By this late Professor Poison. Third Editibn, 1 :vol. eight coloured platrsi; price Gs. - • • • . • , rid r,„ . if° • . Thi,3 Day wits published, Trit‘Vo Vol oihes Octavo, 'price los. board's, TilEnisfi; .VALUATION tif AN ,.NUATIBS.nitd i-11..)1RANCES rtn Lives and Stirvivor-'". stilip,; on the oristructiott : Of l'aOles. ,Mortality; and•on t lirubahliities and ,Expectations of Life.. Wherein the Mortality that, keraillo different parts of Europe ::114 , rleteratiord, and the , coaqmratire Mortalities - of different Diseases and of the two Scxes are GiIOWLI: . with, a. variety of ttcKTubles. . . . By JOSHUA 'MINE, ' Actuary to the Sun Life'Avstirance Society. LOndon: Printed for ;• and sold Lorrgnian, Hurst, fixes, Ortue,uadißrolii, Paternoster-row.: • -1 SIVECE - TES in PARLIAMENT, &c. lately published by LONCiNIAN, Ort'AlE, and BROWN, London. I L L 113 )'S iNIPERT PA'rENT Tvc, - INE CLOTH, for SHIRTING, &e. • °ntenent pas-Ce litt, 'rpais en possedent ICs agretneos. L anti Aieichants - ,' are iiiorn;ol the akove. 'CIOth is . _sold at tlie Last Imcm, . , Scotch, Manchester, anal q Whotes;Oe :wit for Exporta -4•'41;,.,:r the irai...e; containingli'om 2G 16 Si yards each "g'"'''''3‘. -3s GI t o -ss, ( v l. per yard. To Fannlies,:e. a rt it c h c'r from ilni Climates, it will be found c o " ur th e fii;st coto.oderation, beir%!'in a Peculiar (lti tl7l,ln,,,rcire to Health there, as' Well as to those a - ho " 4 „' ( `. 01 (1 ,and .ciiangeable Climates. The alcove is - , 4 t, , dr wiilth's for Sheeting ; and for winter 'wear, fir j '~~T i `nes, and. fer Tiavelling, lir r 'desirable boat on RC , Ii economy,. warioh, and superior appeara nce; i as•.•Gch. and :IS: is tLq•tiat to Irish at 4s. to 4.. od. titoaA.t,"aVkined genuine no. wl)ere. whatever but as above. s.,: i _lltie 4 "l(l, free 'of Carriage - , to all parts of England, '4 ariond, : an() Wales, and the adjacent lilands. 1444 Skqr)ll Y AND PERFECTLY CURED, RBI 1., , • ou . t ANY SURGICAL OPERATION. 1 - ) UFOUR, '-Surgeon to the " Daranian 4 11 l i.„ of' , , 7 'nsary. for the CureOf Strietures;: and Sale P . ro -1• 14, e " 1 0k, I , ) ARAN'S MEDI('A'I'ED BOIIGIES, having, k)f tt ,r, i rst of upwards Of 2.5 years 4)1-exten . sive: practice . I rict in re, 0 1),.c ry ed aum bey less i str essi ri;;•,iiist a aces t , r,.". l "is ardently applied himself tn;lisenver . a Remedy r 4, vitleot Malady, and which he_ has happily accom te,,l%\c:„"itt;g•luild safe, radical and effectual, occasioning ree l f, 4P l e c to,• or; in any way rest raining the f I • tint • and alsvery shiotly, entirel p er 1• Til " t t" . 'any Truss Or Bandag y e e necessity of e the use • ' ol' !tr e , tiq, 4l tit to b e ma d e a t No.4ii, Bertter':•street, Oxford. • N.,-Jer. ' r e the m os t sa ti s f ac t o ry References of Cure can t11 1k .‘111 , 4 tUr At tendance the t ' n uf:iti e r n ls ",, -a reular Assortment of Trustes ` u tfi:,"ielt . he fits ' o i n vrith p . etti liar care, as it is material -g ent to h ave a we ll Trus3. jivtrticAN sooTi----wNG SYRUP, for Ch!l. ; la t ,',, l c: lren ,,,while col inw their Teeth.- - -A mo . re singular in i k-iti,oll,••ie ePielev , , l 's th i s invaluable MethemeCatit , tot o t( 7 1 eittt,„ '" 4,1 ill ' II '.• v of q ClOlO of Mrs. Smith's, No. ..0. s .ivili.N.c."o-nsitreet, I Wa t t a ei e loo-;(ead, the child at 19 months o ld . h"Noc , Y four teeth, and suite' log under the mostalarunng ilktar,,4lYi it was - emaciated to such a degree that its'atms ' ''lt . ,i n -e 'l to contairtonlv a tibroos substance, no bone being '4,, 44f he h eir mate the child lim:ered fur many moot hs,incapal - ye i -C T 41. 41 -; l'• ••(1 ;lice directed her tu try t ie eT'tli-.:,':\G St.ll.ll r7 i P7x i vhi t c ' h " in t one week produced four mor d e i', 4 I' h i .' 41,stroyed the fever which had so long threaten( ' ;''t l . l.- " ° ' the Child wbo is new four , Years old, haring cot all 41 :i: .1, qnd the h . oile ' s seem to be restored to their natural it ti 'ce, and the Child is ;thle to walk about with the as , .. ‘,„ ll) , t 4t e l i f a K° -cart. The mother having another child three ..1 i i 1 1, — " , •Itist no time in applyin(T, the Syrup to its gums, - ' ll-I ,,""`''igh its teeth through with rase, and therefore pr tiiLe",,,,thos: alarming (symptoms which so often attend deuri goveill'e ahere singular case r:tay be proved by applying at . 1 , , uhere the child may be sera. N t ,,, ° , I le tad of the Proprietors. jahn , en and Williams, 94, Nii,b t „"tstree t ,-- OxfOrd-strert, lannioe. ; and. by their an fuo,,,lnti. of all the principal Meditine Ven . ll,rs and Per '•N trVTown and (.! t••- • t 2s. 9d. 1- , t' , ,, tie .oun ty, d . , • - • . !;11,, 11 . 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Rivington, No. 3, Waterloo-Place, and No. tie, St. Paal's.Cl►urcl►-yatd: Where way in: hail, Written by hil,LortighiP, -•-- I . The Knowlcdge and Vraetice of Christianity made easy to the ineancst*Capacitres ; or, An Essay towards an Instruction for the ludiAns ; whico will liheaise he of Use to all • such who are called Christians. In Twenty Dialogues, The elst E,lHoo ; price 4s. bound. ,* These '!'realises are in the Catalogue of, such Books as are teromoientled by the Society fc.it Promoting Christian i..noNs•lage„ OLD BAILEY, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13. The Sessions commenced this day. Mr. Justice 1401:110Y . .6 and Mr. JUStiCO3URROUGH presided on be Bench: Thomas WCbb was. found' guilty of stealing . two cows, the property of the' Right Hon. •Jatnes - Earl Waldegrave. John Lynch, Robert Selby, and Win. Martin, were convicted of the offetite of assaulting Wm., Heakes on the King's highway, and stealing from his person a bet and 4s. 6d.. in silver. • The prosecutor lived in Aye -street, Westmin ster, and being intoxicated be was attacked by the three'pilsoners and robbed. John:Lynch, io his detente, did not deny that he was concerned the robbery, but declared that the prosecutor had agreed to compromise the matter, bad actually taken 9s. for that purpose, and had, into the bar. 7 gain, a Christmas dinner._ The prosecutor being called up, confessed that ho had token 9s. which had been left for him, but denied having entered• into any agreement to com promise the matter. Thomas Lynch, 20, Patrick Lynch, 22, William Lynch, 24, William Murray, 18, and James M - 14- tosh, r 23, were indicted. for assaulting Sarah Priestly on the highway, and for taking from her person 20s 6.1. The three first prisoners were brothers. The case was clearly proved against all the prisoners excepting 111'Intosh ; and they were all found guilty, excepting ril'intosh. On Tuesday last the State Lottery finished Drawing, when No. 5,535, was drawn a Prize of 30,0001. Consols, and 1001. money, and sold in One Half, One Eighth, and Six Sixteenth Shares, by 81514, at his Old Establisbed Offices. 4, Corn hill, and 9, Charing -,cross, where Nos. 8,441. 1,000/.77-12,816, 1,1001. 8,396, 6001. and 7,140, 2001. all same Lottery,- were all sold and shared; making a greater Number of Capitals, but h ;a number and amount, shared by Ihsft, than kiny.other Office keeper, being AS.USUAL !-111 15 . ISE1'S last Contract he sold 2 Prizes of 30,0001. .hoth in Shares, and the Gentlemen who bought the Half of the 30,000/. this Lottery hail part of One of the other TWo 30,000L—(His residence is at Efartturd) ~• . „ OUTRAGF Krii4E'fiLlKEitV 1411LITWO:kOLISS. • [Fripte. 71:?Gai low Aldriatzglelsbi ....to our promised to lay before our Readel-SY:i "very iinpressive aliditai ion 'address- ' . by M - Priest, the Firz ierald;'so outrage. It is nearly a§ fOlfo*o' "MY BltEiritttifa;!-;-'1 'feel that 4Tduld b'e a dereliction of my dwy . ifs. Roritari"CiitireliePastor Of thiS town, were I Ur Pais untidticed 'er - rnittler that occurred some evenings back, acirraltilona and 'disgraceful to our' town and our'people.' " A number of females belonging 'to the So ciety of Friends, coming out of their Meeting house, were assailed by a vile rabble-who, not content with using such missiles as fell directly in their way, raked the very kennels for filth Mid oidtiee to heap on the peraant of those respect able people. My • Very soul is harrowed tip at the recollection of such an abomination. 'Some of those wretches are said to be Catholics, but I this. Own them—Christianity disclaims, and Catholi city abhors them—they are the excommunicate of Civil Society—such wretches in Jerusalem at the time of the persecution of the Messiah, were the first to cry out, Crucify Jesus,'—(a'univer- Sal exclamation of horror ran through the Cona gregatioti.)—Such Wreeches in Constantinople, would be the very dregs of Mahotnet an fanati eism. 1 thank God their number' is but small, and 'I am sure they are the vilest, the lowest, and the s fotdest dregs of the people. There is a state 'ment Of this outrage circulated by the News .„. 'papers throughout the whole kingdom. What wilt the petiple Of' Ireland say of its 'That We are a act' ot wicko Fanatics, actuated by a 'spirit of per secution: • Wiry should we ever forget that divine max im, which woh the admiration' df the Pagan World, and brimght so many illustrious con- Veils into the Church of God s —' Do unto orhet a as' you worthlaficy should do unter'yOu.' Suppose the Friends were the most -numerous of our po 'inilation, and that-the Catholics were the !ohm rilY=Lwhat would the Catholics say, if coming out of their Chapel's, they were attacked by a rabble belonging to the Ft lends—their aged and infirm men assaulted anti bruised, and' their respectable 'and delicate matrons covered with filth and or dure—they would say it was -dreadful intolerance and persecution—and, so it •would be. Let 'those abominable miscreants, then, who attacked the Friends,' place themselves in the same situalicin, and say how would they, like such treatment .? It is a matter of the greatest surprise' to me that the Friends should be selected as persons meriting any indignity of this•tiate—they are a most peaceable, inoffensive, and Well conducted people, peaceable in principle and 'in practice. But I shall bare a signal example made of those offenders-theyeannot hope toescafoth t!le and eeclesiastical authorities. If I ousi y shall not continue to be a 'scandal liati ; ..ontagiora amongst the 'people. I appeal to the o!:!est per sons in the congregation, who must efn?trber the stormy times of persecution in this connt... - , they cannot forget; that in such times they attend the Holy Sacrifice. nor 1 1 .. v..; :r A Priests exerei,e their spitual furctiaas, fear and trembling, L , :t Cont;no c it,! i. tion of the' Catholics at till.. •,k;har . it is at present, We are now livintrunikr tthd beneficent laws—the Ministers of Get Itc:igiort respected and protected—our Chapels ept.o at 4; l _ times for the convenience of our p‘...oplc--no im pediment or obstacle in the way to our praying and praising God according to the rites of our holy religion—and is this a time to have the peaze of society disturbed by wretches who are no more Catholics in practice than they are Christians It cannot be offered even as a small extenuation of their crime, that they were boys and girls. No! they are arrived at an age ill which they must well understand the difference between vice and virtue; and here 1 cannot avoid saying, that [ tear their parents have shamefully neglected their duty towards them. Some of their names losve been communicated to me, and I trust they will be all discovered, that they may receive the pu nishment doe to their fool and 114gitions offence,. " I regoest the Editor of The Carlow Morn ing Post will lay a proper statement of this trans action before the Public., that we may strive to have the stain effaced which the conduct of those nnstt rs has brought upon our town and people." 11) laying the above before our Readers, we conceive' it is the best possible mode ot comply ing with the request of the Reverend Pastor. tVe. could not expect by any thing we might 54y, to add to the force of his reasoning ; and we feet confident; that there is not a person in this totvo, of any religious persuasion (the dregs of fana ticism excepted), who does not cordially agree its every opinion, and with every expression, that the Reverend Clergyman his 4iY4.ns' utterance to its ttis exhortati.on. . •