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~. ~: i t 3 it I I s 1::::)i ~~~ ~1 r ii s ll BhR 7434. 1 EAST INDIA HOU.',2, Ai!) , 3, 1816. 'THE COURT of MR ECTOUS of the UNIT COMPANSi of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to The EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will ,:be held at their Flouse, in Leadeuhall-street, on WEDNES ,DAY next, the lath Instant, at Eleven 0 Clock in the Fore noon, when the Bye Laws, Chapter 1, Accounts, Sections I, 4, and 5, and Chapter 6, Directors, Officers, and ~ Servants, Sections 18, 19, and 20, approved by the General Court this day, Will he submitted for confirmation. The COURT of DIRECTORS further give Notice, that the .Letter from Major HART to the Secretary to the Court of Directors, dated the 22d April, with the Papers accompany ing it ; also two Letteri from Major-General MACAULAY, addressed to Lord Harris, and transmitted by his Lordship to-the Court, one dated the 23.1 May, 1816, and the other dated the 27th of that Month, ordered by the General Court n this day to be printed, will be ready for delivery at this House on Monday next, the oth Instant. . . JOSEPH DART,-Assistant Secretary. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, JuLx pursuance cif tbe Act of the sth year of _IL hi s present Maiesty; by which it is enacted that the Out-PensiOners of this Hospital shall in future be paid quar terly, in advance - , instead of half-yearly, Notice is hereby given, by order of the Bight Honourable the Lords and Others, Commissioners fur in:waging the affairs of the said Hospital, that all the Out-Pensioners thereof, residing in L on don, or within the District of the, Bills of Mortality, are • required tevappear personally and regimentally, with their Instructions and Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's Offiee in the said Hospital, on the respective days, and in their different eaises, according to their several . Rates of Pension, as undermentioned ; when attendance will be given from Nineo'cloch in the IVlorning until Three in the After noon, for the Payment of a Quarter of a Year's Pension in eAlvauce v to the 14th of September next. • On FRIDAY, the sth of July. The Pensioaers at sd. ted. and ed. per, day, from the diffe vnt Regiments of Cavalry, Foot 'Guards, and Infantry, in cluding those from the Militia. On SATURDAY, the Gth of July.; Those zt fld. per day, from the differe❑t Regiments and Corps, to the 80th of Foot inclusive. • . Ou MONDAY, the sth of July. Those at. 9d. per day, frofn the 31st Regiment of Foot, and the. remaining Regiments and. Corps; as also the Militia at 10d. per day.. On TUTESDAY, the 9th of July.. Those at is. per thy, from tlie different Regiments of Ca valry, with the Ist and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards. ,' WFI)NESDAY, Ilie toil, (4 July. • Those at Is. per ditv, frum the Regiment of Foot Guards to the end of the numbered Regiments at the said Rate. On THURSDAY, the I lth of July. - Those at ts. per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, Veteran Battalions, and alt the remaining Regiments and Corps, as also the Pensioners at ts. aid. per day. - FIVIDAY, the 12th of July. Those at is. Id. is. lid. is. ad. is. sid. and Is. 341. per day. On SATURDAY, the 13th of July. Those at ls. 31 , 1: ls. 4d. Is. 4ith Is. sd. ls. SP. Is. 3d: and ts. 6id. tier day. - On MONDAY, the tsfh of July. -- Thou at is. 7d. per day and upwards. On TUESDAY, the 1(Itl3 of July.. Tke Private. Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late tat and 41a Troops of HUI-se-Guards ; also the Pcnsiouers. from the several Regiments who have been admitted on ac count of j3lindness. - • _ It is also ordered anti directei, that all Out-Pensioners be. lunging to 'the said Hospital, do pay particular attention to their Instbactions, which they are required to produce at the tithe of Payment, by which they are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster-General of his Majesty's Land.rarees in London, their Affidavits as therein prescsibed, on or immediately after every Quarter-days 'without .which their Names will not he entered up the Pay-Lists for the st:bsetptent Quarter, anti they are not afterwards to change their Place •of Abode, as specitied in their Athdavits, without unavoidable necessity, a n d doly . ro.tlfying the same. • And that - 4.mq Pen-loner shall fraudulently attempt to re ceive a double payment of his Pewion, eitker at Chelsea, -or at di ff erent Places, he .shall be struck of the .List, and for feit all benefit arising from this Establisinnebt. • G. AL'S!', Secretary and Registrar. NERVot's COMPLAINTS,. Dr. pOTIMI.6 11LL'S CORDIAL DROPS, 1.1,1 AVE beet) known tinting lie& a Century for• their ahem!) , in•every description of Nervous Disor ders, and their various affections, as lowness of !Spirits, Head-aches, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasunt, Hypo shondriacism, Weakness, Laiiiitur, Irregularity of Habit, Frightful Dreams, Anxiety of Mind, Dimness of Sight, Fainting Fits, Wastitigs of Flesh v and for every,ltind of De bility or Relaxation ; . whether hereditary, or occasioned by long'Residence in Hut or Unhealthy Climates; the immode rate use of Spirituous Liquors, or other Noxious Fluids; too sedentari , a Life, or close Application to study : excessive Care or Grief; injudicious adatinistratiOn of Mercury; Dis sipation; or other causes. Tiithose afflicted, is particularly recommended a trial of this Invaluable Medicine, fron► rebid' they may be assured pf olitaining almost immediate relief, and ' afters 'reasonable perseverance In taking it, the complete re• establishment of their Health. Sold in Rottles.at ; I ts. and Vs. At Messrs. Butler and Sons, No. 4, Cheapside,.Londea; and also by the pribei .- OAF .11ookeellerA, and Medicine Venders in every 'yews. mATlumorki j. BUPA. of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of Wedlock; but, wl,cre the Constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit, contracted at an early,age, a renovation of staidlity previous to entering that state is indispensably requisite to revive the tluinbcring sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. Fur .zio disorders have coutrihuted •more essvitially to destroy iiymenettl bum.' uess than those which are the consequences „ •f unguarded pleavirc. It wasibis consideration which in. duced Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons' of etninence.and professional attainments, Members of the itoyal Cul _ lege" of Loudon and Edinborgh, to present to the Public the result. orthirty years experience in the Cure of Venereal - Complaints, and those Debilities .end "Deficiencies which not unfrequently prevent or imbitter the matrimonial state. in th• various gradations, from recent infection to confirmed Imes, their treatment commands very often a speedy, and always a radical Cure. In dubious eases, their long and well -. arranged experience gives them a prompt it ude of decision t hat Secures the Patient- from being memorialized out of his ex - isrence, or having his constitution nutter:bitted, and the vi 'tat plinetple destroyed by a latent, but insidious disease, in blind am! fatal confidence in shallow Pi etenders. In Nor.. 'sous Diseases, Vascular Relaxation, and Atony of the Or gans, arising from excessive indulgence; insalubrious cli -mates, or solitary sensuality, their practice gives new life and energy to the s ) st em , e ven in eases which are verging on , de _span. Strietures and other derangements of the Urethra, they remove in a mild and effectual matinee. 'Slight and re cent cases,of Venereal Infection are oured in the short period .of two days. To the Female. Sex it will be consolatory to 'Mow tbat they may be cured of those Debilities whi ch defeat cot:ception, end sap the foundation of connub i a l ient s treated with candour, debcticy, atoll inviolable se-: 'rely. Mew. •-- andß . ••1 • consulted t•very day at' , h• nt,43, • • their noose itl7, Platton-gardcn:—Lettets from the Coontry, 'stating nuo i titcl the case, mode of living, &c. and enclosing U'Retaittalic e fur Advice end Medicines, will he trmeti ‘Liditao at tcatani.— Ilattunlardeu. r e . ~,, , - 7 i ii i t% , ' '''.:. 1 ieNT • 'R.! TFIURS:JAV, JULY 4, 1810. MR. WEST'S PICTURE' or must. REJECTED. 11. 1 A t INmYttsalin dies a t t ia " v i e s tj ee e t i t " t -t ' " PTC ' II? st the (which is still in txtmwrioN; , having expretsed a wish to be in formed when it was Mr. WEST's intention of publishing a PRINT-from it, I as authorized respectfully to acquaint them and the Public in general, that a DUAWING is now finished preparatory to that Object, and placed in the Room with the ORIGINAL PAINTING, at No. I2S,PALL•MALL, for their inspection ; where Subscriptions are received, and printed particulars may he had Order, : CHARLES SMART, Secretary. 123, Pall-Mall, May 11 1516. N.B. The EXHIBITION Opens as usual, from Ten till Ere. BELL'S CABINET EDITION - OF BLACKSTONE'S COM MENTARIES: • This Day Were published, in 4 vols. foolscap,,. price 21.,45. in boards, or in 28 Numbers, Is. 6d. each, elegantly printed on a beautiful wove paper, with a new and clear type, and hot-pressed, nLACKSTONE!s' COMMENTARIES on the 2.. D LAWS of ENGLAND.—This Edition contains . the pure Text of Blachstone, as printed from the last Edition re vised by him , elf.. A copious -Index, digested on au entirely new Plan, is annexed to the Work, which gives it a decided :uperiority over la other Editions of • litrickstlone. A tine Portrait of Blacksttine, with his Life, is prefixed. London : Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jonet, Patersio,- ter-row, and may be had of all outer Booksellers in •!'own and ennui ry. Of whom also maybe bad,printed'uniform with the above, I. De Loime on the English Cokistitution, Ss, •2. Lock on Government., Ls. d. dimius"s Letters, Ss. 4. Burke's Reflectiona on the French !evolution, 6s. 6d. * o * The same Works may also lie hail in Nunihers, by one or More at a time, price ls. 6d. each. THE ‘pATENT -DININGTA , BUN,. and I'ATENI"I'II,IFALGAR smEmAnns and DINING-TABLES, in one elegant Piece of Furniture, and-upon Five ilewAitterent Plans ;. the Patent linproved Sofa teds .and Chair Bras , -screw Four Post, , and Tont . Itedsteails, Furniture and 114,1 ding complete ; Porta 4 de Chairs, 'with. several other new invented and improved articles of furniture:; ales a general and very extensive allsortinent of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com plete, ready mannfactured, where Fatalities may select and furnish a whole Housa in a fex days, avoiding the extreme inconvenience of waiting several Mouths in completing their Establishment. - East and West India Articles, Army and Navy, &c. &c. by Morgair and Sanders, 16 . atin 17, Catherine-street, Strand, tiu . terms the moo moderate, for prompt pliyment.. • WARItEN'S, OItIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING produces a brilliant Jet Black, equal to 'the hightuit Japan Varnish, preserves the. Leather soft, and prevent. its crackiti;, does •not soil the linen, is per fectly free from any, unpleasant smell, and will retain its vir toes-in any climate. Sold, wl:9lcsale, by ROBERT WARREN, 14, St.Srartin'S- • laue, London ; 'and retail by Caldwell,. Dublin;- W!iite, Waterford; Thomson, Belfast; Itaebitrn, Edinburgh; Os borne, Glasgow-j, L'on, ittyrrifesi; Cooltworthy, Plywood. ; Shrkloa, Manchester ; Live' pouf ; Witilgoose, tab ; L'van* and Co.: Chester ; Clark: Laneaster ; • Wotid, Itirminhato. ; erri dcw, Covent ry ; Pierson, ; Greenslade, Guernsey ; and by his Agents iii every Town in the Kitigikto, in Stone Bottles, 1s; Gil. a Piat, 10d. Haif a-pint, and Eh!. each. CAUTiON.—Obscrve; none are Genuine unless # i r -1 / 1- re )7 Wiiie4l,o . is sigited tin the J.abel, and 13, St. itiartin's-la:ne, stamped in the nuitleY .1, the ti upcl i 0 r quality'uf this Illueking has in duced se•t , r a base Impostors to sell Spurious Compositions rimier tli.6`Abqwe Name. DR. coOPF.R'S ME.DICAL 1.10:1R11, CH ARLOTTE -HOUSE, BLACKFRIARS-ROAD. The salutary effect of this INsvratiflON it manifest. from the following Very Extraordinary . Cure it L andon tat " WAN JACKSON, or the Borough of. iii; Southwark, Broker, maketh, bath •• - ruitt. that in the year lie was afflicted with udangerous djsore,ler, km.! was ne.:rly seKenteen mouths under •the tAle of`several re•oeetable Sargeons, without obtaining., any relief. The disease lapidly increasing . , his life -being in danger, lie WaS 1 . (4.• COllltllcrat'a to Dr.Coopet's Medical• Board, Charlotte 1-luse, Illsoarlars' 'toad, Miele the prOgress Ad. oisease di ,rely slurped, and lie was eased •l estored to.peJlecttrealth,'" aim:14. 7 1,e tile ble•silg t,l Cod, he still enjoys, - hereby . )ilaring,? that it) ..tattig these facts, be is indnencial by ho talus. rpotire than a grateful return for. so inimetaisnis a cure, aud'the duty heowes to his fellmy creatores. • • (Signed) ' *". JOHN JACKSON. • Witnesses present, " V. M. Lawrence, Bluelfruan . -streef." Barough... , • " 1 1 . 40 % 3ohnsot), 6, Charlotte-Street, filaciffriars.' Road. `•Mickaersziilley, Coruhtlf. .4worn .at the Mansion-nouse, this lith day of March, 1616, before me (sinned) • • "-MATTHEW WOOD, Mayor." It is a wall-booth fact, that thousands fall victims to dis ease •by consulting illiterate to ii : this induced Dr. Cooper, hits surgeons of thirty years experience.Mcnirursof ; the Royal College of Stfrgeons in Lundell ma Edinburgh, as appears liy the List of 1810), to establish a Medical Hoard at Charlotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Rei'. RoWland Hill's Chapel, Blaafriars-road, Loadoo ; and two ellintetit rhvsicianst have since beets added add to . Board. • • . - ":*.he Medical Board alaims the -•attentlern of.fhose.who hive. BM) in; t rehtedrtirt)t lintliitaittii'4hottr • afflicts's& with Strictures, Vistula.), Cancers, Scrophulas„ i'4ervons Lis ease, wising from warm climates, ,Invenile Iffiliscretions, and -Eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore eyes, ul cerated throat, month, and nose, noise in the ears, deafness, dimness of sight, pains in the bead and frequsntly mistaken far rheumatism, weakness iu the knees, nodes on the shin bones, swelled aucles, &e. are symptoms which ap pears years after, and too often destroy domestic happiness. Messrs, Cooper and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, frion 'liVetre till Eight; or by letter, enchr,ing . a fee (ant no ocher are ausweredi stating their ease, why it Medi- • • clue and Advice are sent to all parts of the kin.gdout. The Piles and Fistulas cured without burning or cutting; and Advice gratis on 'rttesday, Thursday,, and Sunday ?.lurnings, till Twelve o'cioCk, . • A side dour and-private tooms.furFemales. N. B.—Dr. Cooper pationizes an Establisment for the. ac . commodatiou of Females whose situation requires retirement outing their Accouchement, and Medical Gentlemen•who tend with their P4tie,uts are present at the cuniultations. UNCOMMON • CHEAP TRAVELLING at the SARACEN'S HE4D INN; Snow-Hill, London. • From, LONDON to YORK, also LIiEDS, only Two Guineas inside, and a Guinea outside ; .1 he seine in proportion to EIAINBURGH, and all Parts'of the •North. From LON DON to WEYMOUTH, One. Guinea inside, and tbs. out ' side,•witb four inside.—Coaches; the best Horses, and keep good time.. By W. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. The following Post Ciachcs, Mail Coaches, &e. set out tiont the Saracen's Plead-Inn Snow-Hilt, ROOlcuod GOSLING's MARLBOROUGH 411... i Elegant Post Coach, through Htingerfoid, Newbury, Reading Maidenhead, sets out from the Saracen's Head, Snowhill, at Seven o'clock in the Morning, gets to- Marlin,- • rough by dinner titne;/a comfoilalitt%conveyance fur Travel lers on the Western Road. . The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL L , glit. Couch, ~ply one Night on the Road, carry.ng Four Insid, and Fnur Ontsides, -- sets out every Day at One o'c'ock, arri ~- at Ei.'ernool next Aftermell at Nix o'clock, tin nigh DuniA..l.le, Wobarn, Lath bury, Northampton. Watford, Latterly., Hrtlekley, Athel stone, Lichfield, Stone,. Rugely, Ncwcastie, Knutsford, War rington and Pi escot. SOCTIIAMP CON, Lyminginn, and Rising stoke New Four Inside Coach at Eig;l ia the lug, arrives at the Georgt , lnu. smith:Lori...li, by Six o'elml. This is a .most. delightful Conveyanee to then Iste,of wiaht, Jersey, Guernsey, Saint Maloes, Itavr,e de Grace, Cher burgh,; &c. • ' • The WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach to Leeds, Ilaiit'ax.• Bradford, and all l'a. i. of the Niirtisi,sct4 out-at Two o'crock in the Afternoon, otid rues at ill,' Noldeit Lion Inn, Leeds, next Eve,. og at thr- si,:rufor , t ' Gm,.e thaw, Newark anil Doncaster. This o , qiiled to ac commodate the Towns of Leeds, 1-lal, , tirlat:ird and tinity.. It will leave Lecth at three in Cre Passengers may conveniently cos: if out t and be th.Londoweariy the tie o' . WEVWSUTII, Derchs,ter, Andover, and Ilasinritiike4 new Nst Coach, et 1 Alteration, at Three o'Clock. - The Viteptionth.Pactieis to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher burgh, St. Malues, From Cbernorgh is it lutist delightful road to Paris. - EXETER, Plym - onth, Wevmonth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock, throUgh Honiton, Axminster, Brid port, Blandfard, roisingstoke, and Bagshot. • BOSTON, Spalding, Pact Stilton and Hunting don, new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every . EVenin , , to Spits by, Louth, Grimsby, and Hun. BATH & Heels 1 UT, Flying Potist-Coaches, through Chip- • pcnliam, Calne,''and Marlhorough,' every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath,' arid the London- Tavern, 'Phionals-street, and the Swan, -Bristol, next Morn ing.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply mouth, &e. • LEEDS new light Coach, called - The Rockingham, sets out every Morning at Eight O'clock ; carries Four Insides only, •• and goes rentarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Rettord, Doneirster, and Ferry bridge.; to the Golden Lbin,'Leeds, next Morning. Notwith , standing the.nticommon of , this Coach, it , 15 ' ll- lowed to be the 1110 q agreeable and complete - None on veyance on the North Road, being unequalled its Accionaw dation by any other. GLASGOW, ,Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Samptliar-Kiln, Canonici:, Kingswell, and all parts of Scotland. a Post Coach (Daily): ' • YOlt „Searburough, - Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh, New Coach, performed with a Guard • throughout, sets out every Morning at half-past Six o'clock, by way of Newark, Roforir, 'l'adcaste-r, DarlintJon, Northallerton, Durham, Moi petit, and Berwick. Passen gers' finding themselves fatigued from the length -of the Journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional Fare.; BRIDGENOWILI and Walsal new Post-Coach, every Eve. CARLISLE, - Tenrith, and.Whitehaven, Post-Coach,,g , ies Four and a Gustil..Jl the way. Passes through Brougb, Appleby, Greatalnidge, Richmond,' Catterick, Borouglibridge. Wetherhy, Abertord, Doncaster, and Gtait- 1 tham. Sets out every Morning, and lunl"rois with the greatest facility, Passengers detained an the Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of tliEir Seats being secured in this next Coach.' . KENDAL, Lancaster,' Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton- CloorleY,.thinskirk, and Gar-tang post-Coaches, every Atter- . noon, at Five o'clock. Gnatiled. • - LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Krtutsford, Stone, and Litch-. field, Post Coach, called The Expedition, every Evening at Five o'clock, to the Saracen's-Head Inn, Dale.street, Liver pool. Guarded-throughout. • - ' • WAKEFIELD Pod-Coach. every Morning, at half past y Six o'cbick. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarpo►icy, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middlewich, Post-Coach,, every Evening, at Five &cinch. • SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, - new Coach every • Morning, - to the Gorge Inn, Sunderland. • MANCHEsmit, Winslow,.C.ongletim, Newcastle, Vi -ti and Wolverhampton, Post-Cnach, every Afternoon: Guarded. , SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Sbiffitad, Pod-Coach, • every-Evening at Five o'clock,-Guarded. • SHEFFIEIA) and Rotherham Post-Coach„called the Rock ingham, every Morning. • - , • BIRMINGHAM Mercury Pent Coach, with a Guard, sets out every•Atlernoon, and reaches. Birmingham next day at Noon. Passes by' Osord, Easton and Sheipstoue,- to the Stiracen'A Head, Bull-street,,Birminghain. }HILL, Nurtlicave,..Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post , Coach, every Morning at'hall-past Six o'clock, to the Cross Keys,. Market-place, DOVER, Deal . , Margate, Sandwich, Ealusgate, Canter bury, Fevershani, Chathara, Rochester, and Stroud new Post - Coaches. , , Morning,'Noon, and Night. - HERTPORD, Ware, Hoddesdon, and CheshUnt Coach, .every Morning. TOTTENHANI and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Teti, Half-past Two, ,Halt-past Four, and Half-past... Saran 1 o'clock. I • WILLIAM B. NIOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint. their Friends and the thatlhey wilLuot Ise aticount-. I able for any Writing, Parcels, orLuggage, of inure than ftve Pounds Value, if lest, st , ilett, or damaged, unless entered as such and paid for aceording'yi at the ;.,arace.:.i's licad Inn, Snow-liill, Londoui - NEW MONEY-SYSTEM OF HOLLAND. Toe lisottE, JUNE 25.—Yesterday 'the Second Chamber of the States-General 'received a Mei sage from the King, accompanied with a plnn,of law, containing enactments respecting the intro duction of a cotnnion Money-system throughout, the whole kingdom of the. Netherlands. Accord ing to-this plan, the unit of the' new rapity system shall be the guilder, 'having the same, in trinoc value, and with the same alloy, as the piece - Of money of that name, kitherto„ coined in the northern provinces of, the kingdom. The shhdivisiont of the guiltier shall he the guiltier, containing 50 cents; the quarter guilder, or 25 cents ; the 10th. or 10 cents ; and the 20th, or 5 cents; all silver coins. - The copper coins shall consist of the 100th part of the guilder or the cent.; and. the 200th, or hali-cent. lie gold coin shall be a piece of the valne of 10 gnildera, • All these coins, both gold and silver, shall hear on the one side the bust of his Majesty ; and on, the reverse, the arms of the kingdom, with the value of the piece; and the year of coinage. The gold ducat, the silver ducat, and the silver rider may still be coined as Juoney for commercial purposes: hut after the expiration of it certain time, all other coins !hall be considered as to reign) and shull.not be receivable at the treasury. EXTRAORDINARY FLIGHT OF INSECTS . DaEsoßm, JUNE 10.—On the 13th there passed near oar city an innumerable swarm of insects, the Libel((migrant ; their passage lasted two hOurs they are brown And yellow, and nearly three in ches long they have a large head, four transpa rent Wings, - and six test. Their flight Was front N.B. to S, W. Mao)/ people assembled to look at theist.' and various were the. opinions on this phenomenon, for it was reported they were lo custs ; however, when the insect was more closely examined, and Nvittintlists . lottnd dim it was a harmless inert, that lived but a few days, in con sequence of the violent .tempests, accompanied with ruin And stormy winds, peOple were made easy. It is. strange that we db not yet know Whi ther they are gohe. ;‘• ,1 171 ' , 14 ' * z • I PRICE srAinwpraccro. rItLIGIOUS TOLERATION. ,‘ Come, this CoNsctiNcc is a, conrenient seire-cr9w ; It guards the fruit which Naints and wise men taste, Wlm never set it Up to fright themseirei ; They know 'tis rap t , 40 ether in the faccon't ; Igilf-starr'd sliallo. daws thru' 'fear. Are honest. Why were laws made, but that wtei.e.rugues by nature CuaNcit:Ncv: 'tis our coin, we tire putting with it; And he thrives best; that has the most to sparer' . • SHAKSPLARE. , t TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. , , have, long been a reader of your intent resting Paper ;, and, believe me, no paragr.lplt ever gave me more satisfaction, than the one which. read in THE SIIN of Thursday last,. relative to the continued. tephrg which the house Of . Com mons has bent subjected to throughent the Session by Evangelical. Saints and Hypocrites. But .1 think, Sir, that you do not treat the subject in a sufficiently ierions manner : it is to o o bvio us , t b, t a party now exists, the only object of which is, to • bring the venerable Church Establishment of the country into dis-esteem, and eventually, endeavour to subvert it. I need nor simplify the assertion better than by noticing, that upon all - question* of g , conscience". and clisciptine, there is a perpe, tuahlifference amongst the saints and: methodists but let -any topic he started, by the discussion of which the Established Church Can, he attacked, ainlyon behold the dissenters of every persuitaiod and stamp soever-- , be they Kilhamites, Ituntiog, tonians,.or MaggletOnians-sally forth. from their sanhelltine* unite:in-One " band pf brother. hoed," and conimence operations upon it front Masked' ba'tter'ies; raised by hypocrisy and Minuted. by dissimulation. An instance occurred some time Ago in this neighboUrbood, which deserves.. publicity : Grosvenor lately gave directions to.his Agents, a leis exiens.ive mines, 'near ilolywell, to insist that the. workmen S.huuld on - every Sunday attend some place of religions worship, at the same titan notifying, that' alrequenting of:the ChnrCh would. L I be highly satisfactory to his Lordship. On 114, communication' being titade, the , Saint!, about 200 in. number, were suddenly in a state of strong !..tuetinionious ,c,lfervestence-4their conseieneel • were terribly tortured at the thought-Of Wor. shipping God in, a church-!-which, by the bye, was not commanded--;-and thirty-two " conscience. sake° saints voluntarily left their work, Owing td the pungency 'of their feelings on this intelerable persecution ! Two delegates ‘tere dispatched to Chester-- contributions were raised in all the =chapels, to line the pockets of the taffcrets, anti carry on the " Italy war'' ' againft the church ! The group of Liberates which atsenibled at the first rollcall in the chapel of the lelsli Sumpers, watt truly curious, .manifesting a cordial Onion of the spirit : an. Unitarian took , the chair—a calvi nist preacher ~ w as appointed secretary---four -apostles of Methodi.ftn harangued ; and there only wanted a Catholic and a Jeth, to malts, tip the motley. crew of " FRIENDS- OF RELIOIOUS BERTY state these circumstauees merely td shew, that , 'notwithstanding the warfare whica i'xists among thernielveS on all points of beget-. the contemptuous pity, and the ideal,." 1 ant holier than thou"- , the charity with which all the elected Calvinists consign all unbelievers to eter4 nal fire ;---that all these chequered 'religionists unite at the signal, againstthe , great citadel of our notional faith forsooth, they call Re ligious Toleratioil ; and it appears that the t cid° may be construed ad libitum to the purposes of the chosen fear. Hence it is, that Religiout Toleraticil is always the watch-werd in the mouth of a Dissen ter ; the doctrinal observation of a thnrchmatt to idtmediaiely construed into attack upon th' " conseience•sake" gefitry. 'Mit let its look, at ReligiOns'Toleration in its literal meaning. the Dissenter loudly preaches its necessity, and Very properly :argues ; that a man has u right td chOose bit own > road to Heaven-- and who cart doubt it x Yet it will be univ€t sally fnillicl, tint these very advocatea for religious toleration, anti. -liberty of , conseience, are, always the first to pose the enjoyment of this privilege by the tholic. So mach, then - , for this conittuctiun tit religions toleratioh trust, Sir; that, in future; e 3 yon.haVe to done on all Occasions, • yon will step torWartt manfully to the support ot that Religion which. was founded by the wisdom of oar ancestors anct ntoistened with the Wood of martin:lord, evident that the DiNsenters are attempting to he in the vign of George_ 111. what they were in that . of Charles I, Iridifference nine overthiewk the 'Cons'titution', and brunghu a . good but weak 'Monarch to. she scaffold. Apathy may acentn4 plish in the nineteenth ccuturyi what irolitterence /lid in the seventeenli. ♦ Chester, June PRO' I'4TIIIA4 ~ x ,. yj.t