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r-zr Cc I ted, be 1„ 1' . . . .• < : , - ~ • . , ,•• • • s , .it . 1 ..,-t , • '' i ,'7 , ,,i; : , -<.-,/,.. s ,-- ' ,----: —1; •,• - ' .:' _ . __l ( _, _ . _ rsril„ , 7 • 7 - „,: i .,, ~ ,„ r ?, 91111, 111" . •,. Cam- . • ‘ ... . 1 ' k % „,/". . . • 1 g/r, 4 r •., • . , 7 <f•i4,.•. ; :k -•-, -.74, • -. 0 - 1 - i ill Olt' ~,., ~ 1 ;, V I ~; Ate . 0 0 1 " arC' als3 n is a lly jor- ..y zIA tymi, 1S fu ina arm lar- NUMBE MONDAY, NOVEMBE 22,- 1819. tPRiCE SEVENFENCE• em . Va" oue 0 1.111 „L;i' U %%. ito" il la be' VIIA‘ . 114 46 bor' (lo c. stir (Ric' aoi!' ns'r" fa- ..:--; .5 ;rlos ~'~~ +~,.~ ~ VICTUdLLING-OFFICE, Newt-niter 2, , 1319, _ . • ECO ISSIONB RgforVlC T L LING His IIf.I.IESTY'S VY tin herder wire Notice,- 14 - at on Tni-sdity, the 23d instant,: t4e , ?Awili in , rearit tofecrive tcnder s ht uritiiw (scaled np), and treat for, Two Hundirl 41fi lie 9/GOLDSTONE or thiOWN RODS, (cot Porhf-eight Inches in len;;rih I he'ansicertihre to 44-Lples or not leis thasl 509 each ;Tea! Tate,to &e prodnecd:with tke retlfhrS:. to .Le •ilelivered : into his Majesty's VictuallinMores g az Deptford, in regular monthly proportions, brhavn , Derenzher anol lit of 31074 next. 41a fur what , BARREL,' LONG 3 r 7 011T PINK and Stout HAZEL VIOOD • H OOPS, swy 4 t lentanded for.thevie qf the Stores.qlartsaid far' One rear, front the 22 / 1 of Decclnher 'nexta to lee tllsq answergble to t2 k l "l , ICJ to be 'mat/ref:eft with the Tendcrs, 77, r en - nriiii , ;ns of the Coirtracls 711 o ?; le..tren at the Seere r `' 11'4 forra: lee's rylitilility:than. One illingred Milleof i. "tv Rod,F will he receiN. , l t nor. will reward lie had to any t ener'r •tikieltthe PrZce shall not• heYnsertetlirc Trud.s,at " 4 , or t lsat,shallnit Le delivered to the Board before ()Ice el 6( On the sajdnivdr;m, the 23d instizia ;* nor unless the 1 e 'sont Who ?lathes' the' Tender, or sonic Person on his be '44 atteneli; to answer - when called for. PIC - 11'1J L LING•()FF1) . September 3, .1819. COALILLSSIONEn S . for VICTUALLING .31.4 JES V'Y'S .Yl/11 7 Y do hereby give Notice, that 7 '"esdny„ the 4th of January next, they will be ready to ;;: e it';' Te n d e r s in f _r (serfled. up), and treat with such ''''"'"os as iiilluitArtahe to sUpitty lon separate Contracts) " °° /t quantities.of:ik: A PRUVISIONS and FRESH BEEF 74 41/ be required for the- use of his .illajesty's Ships and 4 sei s 171 Jamaica and New, Providence, during Ca• space rwelv e lionths certain, from the 4th day of March next, "rt for:iier until six Mouths' warning shall be given fcr the l e).4l joatio ()like Contracts,: the CondiiiOns of which may be 4 1v, at the Secrevry's Office. , 4 '' ,: egar;/ will he hail to any Tender in which the Prise 'ifttl not be inserted in words at length,. or that' shalt itrot be delivered to the Board before One o'Cloch on the ertid rueiday, the 4th of January next; nor unless the Per 'l who makes the Tender, or some • Person on his behalf', : tt e'lds , t o answer when ealledfor :—Nor will any Tender for ht Be tzProvisions,Contract that contains extravagant Prices i ' "one. drtieles, and Prices much inferior to the real ,rt 44 14 e upon' others,' be considered its proper to be admitted. 4 4 :ov/tre a d er mes t a'iso acconipanied by a Letter signed II two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with !,, i ` e Party tendt;ring, in' the Penal Sant of 15,000/.for 14:: e Peiformaace t4e Contract for Sea Provisions, and of . . • "u 4 for the Fresh Becicontract. A., p 1 1 PPORD VICTIT.4I.I.ING-Y .4RD, Nov. 10, Isl 9. 11 1 - 1.88 are to kolice, that Tv Thursday, th e ii„ t h .7 ; s t an t, at Ten o'Cloch ix the Forenoon, 11 Le pet „p to PULT*; S%-ILE, 1! i Yard, Dept!ord, sundrn Lets of the and . S TORES, now lying in Cie said Yard, tre4 d Bread Dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings, Itaiins, .. ( 441,1 5, Pearl Bailer, Rice, Pease, Pease Screenings, O a t mea l sw, e;) inzs, Calavances, Uholl, Bakehouse ' l‘'ee l'ings, Essence of and flops,. Preserved Meats and Etupty Bags, Beef, Pork, Suet, Hutto., Cheese, I ,` i r, Vinegar and Wine Pipes-=Staves, cix. Leager, Butt, Hog,;hcad; Barret, Half- lloThead; Snail Cask, 14 1115 Pipe, Ruin Puncheon - , Irish Barrel, and Tobacc o 4 ) 6 4c. &c. • , 4 bcposii of 251. per cent. is to be made a l ma th e amount el ecich Lot at the timr, Sale, and the remainder of th e pur ,, " e- muney paid lafore the Stores are rem,.. , red,Ar which - .1 . 1'4 ' 73 * 3 e a period rffourten working days will be allowed the•day of Sole; the Buyers particularly observing that 64 . than one half of Me quantity is to be taken away •czt4 ; T , th e first sere): days, and the • remainder i n th e s e ren ;lags, otheralse Me DePosit the/prHoar will be fwjeited, Cr d t 4 e Pr; icisic)zs or Stores remain operty. of the : 4 !? 1 , as no extension of time will, on any account, be -"t itTy FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PE RSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand,, Nor. 3, 1819. INEFACTJON* SINCE THE LAST RE -4d4 .voRT, viz.:_. • , c . s. d. Al. 11tal Sir John Colpoys, K.B. - Al:;ual 2 2 0 Irit:s. Kinde r - - - 1 I 0 1411eiv Wintrr, Esq. - - - A. 22 0 )li ,larn Kiropton, Esq.. - - 2.. 1 1 0 1.14" t Hon. Lord IleniLer - 411, - 10 0 0 It.4'lP- Hope, Esq. - - 115 0 0 AV. l'h.Etwall; ilp rl• - - Z . , laru Gilt Paxton, Esq. - - - A. 2 2 0 )lilajol;ilianks, Esq. - - - A. 22 0 lit; lar d . Giynn, 'Esq. - - A. 22 0 15 4.Z. 5 ..13ear10n and Son • 1 - - , 20' 0 1,1 11Itant Pep* Bart. - - A. 5 5 0 AZ l4 as . S. Gooch, Esq. M.P. I - - A. 83 o kv4ger Lady Lloyd - 5 0 0 - per Hoares .. .1/ / /Like Yon e A. 2 2 V. A • V-0 v • V. 'Vernon - - 11 0 • e • - four benefactors 8 0 0 ti 0 0 _ l's lO . ' 5 . $: John s, per Treasurer - - 20 0 4'. I . Per ditto - - ::0 0 0 Per ditto - - - - - 55 0 /:114 11 0 €la 4 c, ar Fed and relieved from various Prisons, bred f •Sof -n s i d the um 4234 19 II -I)rovered the Cases of 57 Petitioners; Ap l'e,liti;ol4 ; 14; Refecred for further Inquiry, and Rejected, 17. ~I'<nefactintis are received by .John Camden Nield, Esq. the Cheene-walk, Chelsea; also fr: Messr3. I-Terries, I d and CO St ;Iltnes'.-street ; Mes'srs. °arcs, Fleet -; Aessrs. ain ' t Co. Lornhard-street.; Messrs. itidge, and Biddulph, Charing-Cross ; ALA -srs. t :ts n 44,1 Co. Finch-lane, C 0 , 1 03 11 1; Messrs Han!oeets t i ltel, - ' lll- Mall; Messrs. Veres and Co. 77, Lorobard-street; Gresswell, the Secretary, N o . 7, Craven-str ee t, Where Fite Books may he seen by those oho are Ntil . "' to support this tharity, and where the Society Q n , the brit Wedne ' sday iu every Month. TO 'l'. TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London HaN a u ttco Stir, T. BEG leave to inrorm you, that ever since the _FL v'ear 1790, I had been afflicted With the Lacs Venereal, whicii, from its obstinately resisting every conese of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un , lergoing severalsevere courses of saliva'jon, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to he of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my.disorder had got to stsch a beados :wanly to lott a period to my existence—=l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke mit in a frightful manner; icy right was dreadfully Vahan!, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; my left had also two large trades on it, was very much discoloured, aond gave !ne such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to.deprive me of rest; in this lamentable stile, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take Your Leake'sPaient Pills, which 1 began to do on the 24th a. May; in the course of e fortnight I began to receive benefit -in little more than a month the ulcer's on my head and arms were soundly healed— soon ',they, the sores OW my legs healed also: leaving, how ever, consi devablediscolouration in the shin, and pain in the hone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, an:.l a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; Ehe noel es dispersing, the Skin . regalning its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going, off.—l thliS became, by 'four liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free Iron) all toy ierreer complaints- 7 —have recovered toy former spieits a rid strength, arid ant become jolly and fat, in which state hay iAg continued many months, to the istunishni:mt of all who knew x.e, I am at a loss it; what te:nis to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortais,, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa sion ; iii so doing you will , reatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MLTR&ER. Swain's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure:— folin 'rs! , mpson, .N , ), 3, New Poultry Market, Edirthuegh, • . J o h n iVi...lotosh, Oki Assembly Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by tile sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY "...OIt, Member rif . 'the Beyat College of Surgeons,- at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London ; where, aftec a constant residency of more than years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the core of Venereal Co olaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy v hick men of his profession siioutd always observe in such cases, he tiatter's himself the advice and assistance he ;ratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a - discerning Public, Its an advantage seldom attitinable, and void of all ambigaity. Also sold, by his appoi utment, tor the convenience of those living at a distance, z.t the loysNop, Nu. 103, Oxford-street ; Dishorough's, No, 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter, - , ;outh-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mt. Callwel Dab lin ; and of ine person in every considerable town in Great Britain and ir c land, in boxes af only is, 9d. each, stamped, and sealed up with full and plain directions, .vhereLy persons, of either sex may cure themselves with ease, spetd, se.reey a and safety, UNI 'S LETTER. "FROM A SUNDAY PAPER. TO SIR RICHARD PHILLIPA, CHAIRMAN of TOE COMMITTEE FOR MASIAGING TUE SUB CRIP .TION To BRINCI THE k6aPuT; , :,lrous OF TILE mANcHEsTEa ATROCITIES TO JUSTICE. No. 5, Wych-Street, Stratd, Nor. 16th, 1819. MY DEAR SIB RrCHARDI have learned this morning from my ; friend Wiles; that the ,Com mittee last night voted one hundred guineas to be paid to me. (fpwards the expences I have incurred) snit •ot the public eobactiption for bringing the :perpetrators of the ontrages .1, Manchester, on (he 16th of fttignst -last, to j'''stice. It true that, the last seven years, and particularly SiuCe the Gene tai Election,' •I" have been 'consi derably harassed with law expences, arising out of my humble, though•zealons,and unceasing, en ,tleavours serer the people, and iu consequence of my illegal incarceration and detention at Man chester and Lancaster for exercising a coustittc tional,right, I am yet suffering some temporary pecuniary difficulties ; but I most unegoivocally decline to accept the .proffered bomi which: has been voted to one, ft om the hands of a self-eiected junto, - the majority of which are the offscourings of the Old Westminster Rump, who have formed themselves into a Secret Committee, in order to draw money front the pockets of a generous and unsuspecting public, under the hollow pretence of bringing to justice the authors and perpetra tors of the horrid outrages at Manchester ; which unprincipled junto, at the end of three months, have not, in Fact, taken one solitary efficient step towards attaining that great object anti wish ,publicly expressed by the subscribers awl the whole nation ; but who have, on the contrary, frittered away nearly 2,0001. in worse- than use less expences, and instead of offering to give any assistance to my single-handed endeavours, either pecuniary or otherwise, they have been actuated by a pitiful desire to gratify their personal revenge for my having detected, exposed, and defeated their hypocritical intentions at the two last West minster elections : they have, therefore, taken every opportunity to thwart and to insult me. Their main object appears. to, have been to pro, vide well- for their secretarY, 8(c. and to throw patronage into the hands. of the Creatures and viols of the IVestrainster Baronet and the Jaffa Knight, the former having stib3crihed two.hon drad guineas , as a decoy duck for the nation, left his dirty minions to profit upon public credulity. As for you, sir, and the fa w real' patriotic gentle men who have so' laudably exerted yourselves (though in vain) to render the public a service, ypca_are entitled to, and will receive, the thanks of every good man in the country, to which my humble toyed is most cordially joined. But ra ther than I would touch one peony, and be a par ticipatm in the fraud which has been committed upon the Publ:c by the packed general majority of the said unprincipled junto, I would lioger oat my days ilea gaol, or rot in a dungeon. I most sincerely hope, that the tew•who act..in unison with you: in a sincere desire to promote the cause of justice, will no longer permit them to use your name as a cloak to their mal-practices. The whole country must see that it is a mere paltry deception to pre tend to prosecute either the COroner or Mr. Bor. ran, the paltry minor tools of . the system, while they suffer the great delioquents to escape and remain in perfect security. it' reminds toe of a Cockney fox-bunter, whose• nerves • would not carry him over the fences in following sly Rey nard over an inclosed country, turned short about in the midst of the chase, and having hallooed off his ht;utids, began to worry a• mouse. 1 ant, my dear Sir, yours most sincerely, H. HUNT. *** The foregoing Letter developes the cha. racier of HUNT completely. Whik he affects to refuse one hundred guineas, he states his distress, era doubt, in hopes that a larger :and more respect able subscription may he raised in his favour, and the Committee voted it to Idin probably because they thought that his pride would induce him to reject it, because he had not the cliief manage- Inept of the money which that ComMittee bad drained from the poor deluded wretches who-be came the dupes of their pretended patriotism. EDINBURGH, Nov. 18. COURT' OF SESSION.-SECOND DIVISION. DUKE OF-ROXBURGHB V. LIEUTENANT.GENERAL WALTER KER OF LiTTLEDRAN. November 16, 1819. important and long depending cause, in which the Noble pursuer's avowed object was to secure to himself, or the last male descendaot of his body, a fee-simple in the estates of !tax burghe, to the exclusion of the defender's even tual right of succession, as heir-male of the en tailerin 1650, was this day decided by the Court, when their Lordships, who were all present, and delivered full opinions, unanimously adhered to the two consecutive interlocutors, pronounced by Lord Pittuilly, Ordinary, in General per's favour, assoilzied him from the•conclusions of the act inn of reduction of his services, as heir-male of the ltoxburghe family, and found him entirled to his expenses. By this judgment General Ket's prO pinguity, as nearest lawful heir•tnale of aoltet 1, first Earl of lloxburghe, the entailer in 1650, and Harry, Lord Ker, his sun, is solemnly recognized and established. Counsel .fur the pursuer, Messrs. Jeffrey. Mae keuzie, Coe!churl), and Riddell.—Ageurs, Messrs. ;Mackenzie and luneS, W.S. Couusel fur the de fender, Messrs. "J. Clerk, Cranstoun, Thrrousuu, Utillerton, and I'. Fraser Tytler.—Agents,,Messrs. Ilutchkis and Tpler,AV.S. MR. WES'I"S EXHIBITION, THE GREAT YYenTit E DEATH 'On the PA LEPIOIicE,' rivr ER'S SERMON, PAW, LIMINABAS RECEINTSP th e GEN FILES, the BRAZEN SETI.PEN . P, the 'CItUCI -1-TXIt)N of our SAVIOIM,. with. other pleTußlis and sEETCHES, are now EXHWITINV, tinder the immediate Patrotiae of„ hii 14.Eiya1 *Highness the: Prince Regent, at No. F 25,• PALL-MALL, near Carlton-House, every day from Ten till Four. By Order, Cp4R,LES S.N ; I:111:1', Svc. . • . Piir'snant In a TACREE•Of the HIGH (num , of 'CHAN CERY, nr.:(l, in .a Cause: - wherein RLIZABET(--1,13R0D. • RI lilt, Spinster, - arid (Afters, are Pfarniiirs, and JOSEPH BRODRIBB indnotiler, are Defewhints, THE RELATIONS of WILLIAM HAZLE, • formerly of the City of Bristol, Grocer, (who p died on the' '71 . 11 Mardi,. 1770, and - who wirs• the; fatter - 1-lazle, late ()file said City of Brlstol,Pentleinan, who died 'on the eitl of October, t 796) of equaf'dirgree of eMisaitguinity, Ming at .the - tinte•of' the decease of, Sarah Evant, :the sister of the said last'lpmed frazle, e'e in case any •t he said ftelations - liave•Mnce. , died,' the, personal Hrpresentatiye or,Reipresentati!fr's of -him or then) so dyingc — are to curie N acid make befote . FR4INCIS PAUL. ,Esquire, one, of tht; Masters, of the said !Court, - at his CllititiberS, io Sontliamplothtlibllngs, Chan cury-lanei,Lolidou, on or •btffore the 201.1 t dry of Deeembel., I gl9; or, in default thereof, they will be i pereiiiplarily ex• eluded the behat of the said Decree. - Pursuant ,to a DECREE of the HIGH COURT of CHAN CERY .made in a Caine wherein ELIZABETH BROD- 'llll3ll, Spinster, and others, are Plaintiffs, and JOSEPH lIRODRIBB SHERRING ; and amither, are Defendants, .I,INTIE RELATIONS of JOANNA- BILLERS,. formerly of the City of Bristol, Spinster, who - died on the 29th of July, 1709, (and who was'theCousin of William Hazle t late of the,said City of Bristol, Gentleman, who died on the 22x1 of October, 1796) of equal degree of consangui nity, living at the.time• of the Decease ofSarah Evans, the Sister of the said. William Hazle, deceased ; or in case any of the said Relations have since died, the Personal Repre sentative, or Representatives of him or them so dying, are to come in and make out their Relationship before FRAN CIS.PAUL STRATFORD, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southaniptod-buildings, Chancery-lane. London, on or. before the 200 of December, 1819; or, in default iliereid, they will be peremptorily ex cluded the said Decree. Pursuant. to a DECREE of the HIGH COURT of CHAN CERY, made in a Cause 'wherein. ELIZABE rH- mum 8188, and others, are Plaintiffs, and JOSEPH 13ROD -11.T.8.13 SHERIIING, and another, arc the Diifendants, rriE CREDITORS .nt ‘VILLIAM LIAZLE, heretofore of the City of Bristol, Gentleman {who died on the 2:ld October, 1796), are to come • in and Prov e their. Debts before FRANCIS PAUL STRATFORD, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, • London, oh or be fore, the 20t1t day of December, ISID; or, in default thereof, they will be peremptimily excluded the benefit of this said Decree. . Pursannt to a DECREE of the. HIGH COURT of CHAN. CERY, made in a cause WheT6ll ELIZABETH BROD RIBB, Spin,ter, and others, are PlaiutilFs, and JOSEPH B4tODfIIBB SHIRRING, and another, are Defendants, 13E RELATIONS tif JUDI fIAZLE heretofore 'of Castle Green, in the City of Bristol, 'WidOw, who died on the ith January, 1783, (and who was the mother of William Hazle, late of the said City of Bristol, •Gentleilian, who died en the ied of Octotser. 1.796) of equal degree of consanguinity, living at the time of the decease of Sarah - Evans,• (the sister of the said . William Hazle, de ceased)•; or in case any of the said Relations have since died, the personal • Representative Or Representatives of him or •theni so dying, are to come in and make out their Rela tionship before FRANCIS PAUL STRATFORD, Esquire, one of the- Nia'Sters of the° said,Court, at ,his Chambers, in Soathao.ron-builaiurs, Chdncery-lane, London, on or Ifeture the rith . day of December, 1819; or, in default there of, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Deeeve• J ust -Published , In inie vol. Svo, With plates, • .ETTERS truly) PA L ESTI NE, descriptive of ,jtA, a TOUR through GALILEE a n d JUDEA; with some 'Aceouot Of the DEAD SEA, and of the present state vf•JE RUSALEM. By T. R. JOLLIFFE, A. M. Printed for Jamesßlack, Tavistoek-street, Covent-garden; Of whom nay be had, Plrzedo, a Dialogue on the Immortality of the Soul, trans lated from the Greek of Plato. By the same. 'A new Edition. • LONDON JOURNALS.. FROA THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS i9AY. [Morning Wald.] Alarming reports continue to prevail respecting the.bodily health of his Majesty. The Prince Re gent went to . Windsor yesterday. It is not true, however, that the Doke of I'ork Went, on Friday, by express. His ltiYal'Highneis did go, not by' express, but to make one of his usual A letter. has been received in town from Carlile, announcing his arrived at porclitst g r Gaol. . He is accommodated with a la r tge'aify room, kind has his ivied's, at present, frdan'rite. Governor's' table.: Mrs. Catlile, it is said, being a freeman's wife„in -tends carrying . on business on her own account, during the absence of 'her 'husband.—(lbid-) i[The New TOiesi We have received an account of the Meeting which took place et iVakefield on Thursday last, to, convey the Thanks of the West Riding Of York shire to Earl Fit zwilliam,' the late Lord Liente•' nant of that district, for his public services• while in •that office. The Chair - was taken by Hugh Parker, Esq. and, after observing upon the novelty of the West Riding of Yorkshire being . convened as a distinct body in the county of York,' and' justifying its propriety under the peculiar 'circumstances of the case, be very discreetly ad monished the Meeting to say nothing about the causes of the Noble Earl's removal. " What ever opinion may be entertained," he said, - " on the removal of Earl Fitzwilliam, I must deprecate discussion' upon that point, as being foreign to the intention of ,ibis Meeting." This advice was• extremely: judicious ; for it was the only course, we apprehend, by which an unanimous vote could have beer, procured. The facts that have crept out sihce the memorable Meeting at York. have tended: greatly•to dis-ahuse the public mind upon that. subject. We believe there is not one of the Noblemen and G.entleineo who played their sorry parts on that occasion, who does nut bitterly lament that the Meeting was ever held. With respect to the Meeting of last Thursday, ‘ve reel no.desire to diminish its value or propriety. Up to a certain 'point, the conduct of trio Nohie Earl, from all we haVe ever heard, entitled hint to the thanks of the people of the West• Riding ; and as there was no attempt to go beyond that point, still less to make a stand at it, we think the Nest Ridiog of Yorkshire has simply dune an act of: justice to its late Lord Lieutenant.. FOR THE SUN. MR. EDITOR—The following expression of en timent, from a late Carmarthen Journal, may be acceptable to your Reiders. A. B. " Whilst we make known to our Readers our political creed, we exhort them to retain, with us, their attachment to the King, the Constitution,. and the Country, and, more than all, to their Religion, which CARLILE, the Reformer, with many whets, is so strenuously labouring to de stroy. CARLILE seems to be a bitter enemy to all regular establishments, and his enmity arises solely from avaricious motives. Provided his trash be sold, lie is careless of its consequences. " In these times of infidelity it behoves as public writers, to be serious ; we therefore submit this question to the „serious consideration of the friends of the Republican Journal.' .When that period shall arrive which is rapidly advancing. —when the politics of the world'will be as smoke and vapour, and when nothing, will be thought of hut what may happen to us hereafter ; shall we then feel most comfort in the reflection that we have played the part of a PAINH and a CaaLme, and . have scorned the promises and threats of the Gospel ; or that we have observed the command ments of the purest and most rational of all reli. gions ? CARLILB'S Fleet-street warehouse has de stroyed the. hopes and the happiness of thousands. His publications break down all the barriers to vice, and the'robber and the murderer arc taught to have no fear bat for the gallows or the prison. It is the duty of every well-thinking person to spew their abhorrence of such attempts. Ve shall continue to make known'oni detestation of all those writers who entreavoue to sever the links of society, to destroy the sweetest solace of the af flicted, and toy . crush all our hopes of existence in another and a better world.' • " Under the specious term of Radical . Reform, HUNT and his associates excite the people t o de stroy the distinctions of. rank, property, and ta lent ; to annihilate (with funde&propetty) all the charitable institutions in the kingdom ; in fact, to bring the country Into such a state as must ef fectually produce an equality at misery.' In the midst of this misery the demagogues may -gaits something—they have certainly nothing to lose ; they will then laugh at those' whom they have de luded by their writings and speeches, and their fol lowers will bitterly repent their having been made the dupes of the designing knaves who now call themselves the Friends of the People, anilWho are to banish poverty and misery troutthe colliqSy, to put an - end to taxation, and introduce a pure phi lo!iophy, which will supersede religion, by them termed.a gross snperitition ! May t he good sense of our countrymen prevent the machinations of these their worst enemies front being successful ; runt may our Rulers continue to labour in effect tug that rational Reform, which, assisted by strict economy in the public expendituie, will make England once more the ft test and the happiest nation in Europe.".