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STATE OF IRELAND: tll O , Ibis the the next CES'I'EIi. • W E, the lindersigried NOPLENIEN GEN . . TatON, CLERGY, FltEgilo4:olSc and OTHERS,- of the COUNTY of LEICESTER, feeling that the: vresent Crisis, is one of ditliciilty and dAtihri and linitious; in opposition to Seditious Clamour, to call forth and record the sober judgiientand.opinions of our Cottntryinen; respectfully. invite our. fellow Sulijects to join With us in a PEcLI.II4.I.- TIoN of such Sentiments as may convey oUr Loyalty to the Throne, coupled with our Devotion to the best Interests of the Land we lice in. MIL:EDITOR-.-TTO:your Correspondent QtrltltY., WhO.:thinks there.is..a strange' ambiguity in the Advertisement in.Tita.SoN of the Ilth .ipstant, respecting . the .proposed Cenotaph ,to Dr. Mot, car, and. that it leaves the matter quite uncertain Whether it -is to . be erected- to, the ' , Poet goished tindertlre name of PETER. ,PINDA-E, (1.00 o Dctor JOHN WOLCOT'S at;iWer_ is. 1 assuredly—to- both conjuitted. If we :raise alllO. nument to Vitton. or! Maro •Ovto or Prop ; to littacupEs or _Alcides; would -it not be simi larly understood ? But at. all events.the subserip-.. lion being paid into_ the bawls. of Aespectable Bankers, it will there ultimately await the deei-, skin of theNSubscribers, -who must.o of .cioncae,:be i summonedio a Meeting, whets- ti4 c luscription will be agreed upon, and all ;natters arranged to general - satisfaction._ I am, youes; Szt.• • PINDAII.I ANRCUS. Dodbrook, Nov. 20, 1819. • ONCE111ORE! h • t V.1. 0 - /i 'llll9 again the ple4sare of congratil lating .his best, patrons, the Public, on their haring 4 4 ' 4 1 ,Forty Thousand Pounds in Two Prizes of 20,0001. qn fitst day of present Lottery. Six P;-izes of 26,001. are Nwraw n : Two of which mast be drawn Next Day, 9th '4l tater, and E. EYTON hopes to hare the pleasore of di • • ; • .‘ them amomgst Prielids, at his fortunate Office, 2, " b illt where all briiiness in the• Public Funds is transacted ttit II fidelity and despatelt,,by • . • The Public's obedient Servant, zrin, Sir ous, I V• vit.* pre rs ,t red. and r Ole t E. ErroN the eiga o c, ;belt- stiC 3 iOl l9 Go" r . Ole Ibe ~arcs e re° nia t he bet e 111 ;4 or" aor ica l f 3SA• >ra . ec" for Le ? 0 err` 7 , ;c 35 n il i v s, 105 MN DO' was published, %,o. price 11. Is. boards, with a Portrait, engraved by Fitter, the Second Edition, of , P I I4 E LIFE OF WILLIAM, LORD RUS 41ivtlL With some Account of the Times iu which By LORD JOHN RUSSELL. 44 -411;w 11 1 Ited for Longman, Hurst, Kees, ()rine; and Brow,n, and aY, London. Th Also just published, in gro. price f2s. - fkm, e Lift. , of LaTty Russell, by the Editor.of Mad. do n ef b a s Liters, witlLLetters from Lady Russell to her Hos td, Lord Itus4ll'; SOtite Miscellaneous letters to and from a k ossell, &c. &c.,from the originals in the Possession of u ke of Deronshite. alai, Said flect seg a gtt Jog! 7n!f l TWELFTH Eprnox. pi ty This Day was published, in Ben: price Is. 11 , 1 ? , POLITICAL HOUSE that JACK .tin, T „ with' thirteen' Cuts, viz.— e "louse that Ate ,Built ; The Wealth that lay .in it ; ,The Vermin that k i irc:Pd it ; The Thing to poison them ; The Public Info:- lawless power • The .Man all 'shared tut s , asonc o f Iti t ,_"":to,- The People all tattered and torn; The Guilty itl il'2j•Word of Fear ; The Political Priest ; The Pen • A "word ; The End—Liberty. ✓ brown,. op to show which way the wiml blows." ,• .: Printed for William ;lone, Ludgo.te *lV 'r ed ' , Qatar Orders with Remittances will be punctually N: . . • •'Just published, ' X 3 ).ELPHIN AND V.ARIORUNI CLASSICS. . . pS• IX. a dXof the DELPH IN and VA ', „, . titkl RIORUM CLASSICS; containin g Virgil, and part of ar' • TI , with ati Engraving, by Cooper. *44 l nice to Subscribers is 21s. each Part. 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The Literaria Not itia front the lii -:"VEditions, continued to the present time, will he added be f r . ,,..,h author.—Thus will be incorpor ated.' as itwere, the .4"s"nv'tli ItipOni; anchhe Variorum Editions., . , 1 4 +tfliPt,Y engraved Elead will lie given of such Authors as I , FR ~Irru- c iii'ed. f rOni'authentid sourtes...---The Maps will.be 't i l r i l; :; l . l ,UJ executed,, and various illustrative Wood Cuts will ri. b. rt e d . - I kie - titole will Ile printed anifrrnly, in, Octavo, and will h,t r '..**out i 2.0 to 130 P a rts. Each Part will Contain tS72 hart s ' l . 'end Twelve Parts will be printedie ,the year. Each ~C ' t49 ), be paid for on deliverv. As only a certain number of 'l ris s Will' be' print eccibe i iVartc cannot be . bad in separate ' l, ll's''.. b r-Autliors. Total present Subscription 945, Large. `ii e i i ":ol- Titles Will he given at the cud of each Author, lather • On then be bound in as many•volumes as each Sub . -- .!, way desire. P•ks • • Just WO:shed. '. , • • . •.wr VI 11. ~- i v., .v l ll. OF Si EPHENS' GREEK THESAMWS. i'' is: c '''Pivs belonging to deceased . Stibicribers may lie had er , , , 4. small, anti 21. t2s. 6(1. large paper. The Price will ti 11,,,",, raised to 11.75. small, aria 21. 15s. large. Soliscribi vs tr . , 4 7 1 "'nail, at the price at which they originally enter. 4, 'is ii t i "!criliers. large and small, 1085. The copies printed 4t.,....:Cyliinited to - the intniber of Subscribers. Ai— J OS.EPH WESSEL'S- JESUITS DILOPS. . MAJZ , ,sI I tlie , e DROPS t - • • for n ear ion Years' past inainfaineil their cltarac tt kl.eeific.for the.Sa.orvey, Gravel, Duipsy, Stranguary, l 'tr; t ),;; i ' OlistrUct ion's in the Orinary Passage, and Ge -111., but particularly for.theiriabsoltite and speedy " 4 4 ,Sp t . h e Venerell Disease: WESSEL'S JEsurrs DROPS' EDY.. hre the only'sale 4nd expeditious Ur 4 ", are so innocent in their nature as to require little l '"ttitint • ' • e • i• I,''rei,:'* re '!t object to be attend e d to is, th a t P a ti e nt s a nd Should tie careful in having the true and genuine 1 1), -thi, 1t :" ).,, , as flu unsafe, unsauctioned, and dangerous I '4 i L le Ats attempted to he foisted o n the p u bli c by altso j;v • ebood s () , are's numerous, that the Proprietors request 14 ) ; ,,r 10i, ) ,? c "rilraser to ask for JOSEPH WESSEL'S JESUITS 4•4;m1, 41 V1 Unless they have file following words on the • •tre gross impositions :—" JOSEPH WESSELS, tt Cloirch Yard," %%hid; his 11Iaje•ty's Commis , Na l " 43 'e (inlet ed to be engraved' o n e v er y St a mp. All 1, 4 ,* Cintate r f t its. tra i , '`' l-o )atits'; Captains, and Venders supplier! on liberal NtA t i roe 2ser, r . v.—t is.—and 225. per boe. S'ring d O d; xfor Ward. Holborn ttl Chandler, op- P ant on,Oxfoicl-street; Emerson, East Smithfield ; e st:..sutick rtSrootplit • Dansev and and Ply shAtdA sap il - • n ; - Least, larmotitli ; butter, Chatham; Prit tllits...!at; and by all Booksellers and dcaltr,s in Me- We contemplate, with disgust and horror, the insidious attempts which have been .niade, and are still making, to SAP the Foundation and great COrner-stone of all Law and Government—THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION,—In them we see proof undeniable of the Revolutionary Ageney, ' whieh is at work, and we earnestly entreat,the co-operation of- those who are not prepared to view, with satisfaction or, indiffe rence, the downfall of our Religious and Civil Instittitions. We observe, with regret and indignition, the violence and clamour which the evil-disposed are endeavouring to spread through the Land, with the intent of influencing public Opir nion on Matters already in train for Investigation. This we reprobate as repuznant to every principle of Justice, as sub- versive of the true Principles of TRIAL by JURY, and as cal-' culated to pervert the deliberate, judgment of our Country men, by substituting an heated and revengeful Spirit, in the place of calm Reflection and sober Inquiry., An affected clamour is raised for our Constitstional Rights. These are . said to be violated—to be set at naught—to he trampled under foot. Whether this is, or is. not the case, Time and the Laws, equally steady in their respective courses, will shortly decide : and till this period arrives, let our Experience, let that of past Ages, say, whether these inestimable Rights will be best interpreted and preserved, by the passionatefeel 7 logs and hasty conclusions of heated and deluded minds, or, by that dignified, cautious, and investigating Spirit, which, in spite of calumny and insult, still pervades our Courts of Justice. Confident we are, that the Law has able and con scientious Interpreters; and that, though it may be perverted or silenced, it can never be enlightened or supported by Vio lence and Clamour. We, therefore, with calmer thoughts, and a milder voice than that by which the Country has been alarmed, thus pledge our united Efforts in Defence of our CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS, and commit them, with full confidence, to the GUARDIAN CARE of BRITONS. RUTLAND, Lord Lieutenant DENIIiGH STAMFORD and WARRINGTON WINCHELSEA CARDIGAN FERREL:B AYLESFORD ROBERT MANNERS MAYNARD • BRUDENELL SCARSDALE It. W. P. CCRZON W. B. CAVE • GFO. H. BEAUMONT, 1 JOHN 11. PALMER, W. W. DIXIE, C. T. PALMER.' } Baronets E. C. lIARTOPP, lIENRY HALFORD, F. G. FOWKE, \V. If ;. • • THOMAS, SANSOME, Sheriff. Spencer Madan : t_ Edward Thomas r Doctors inDivinity. Charles Loraine Smith G. A. L't , gli Heck • Thomas Babington • George Pochin Clement Winttanley , ). Esquires, !I." S. V. Steele P er ki ns • 7. John Mansfield Charles Gadfrey Mundy John Kin •••,_ Woodcock Edward Griffin T. Beatkniont Burnaby Theimas Burnaby W. S. Lee W. R. Tyson James Ord • Thomas Nlnutt Jerome Dyke • George Nlettarn • John Piddocke • Tholuas..Cotton Thomas Norris Jamrs,Powell . • Robert Mari!ntt Gilbert Berestord Frederick Apthorp 'Thomas Belgrave . , . , This Declaration has already received Signatures. Clerks, :7; Ipwards of 5000 IMPORTANT INFORMATION.--Frortl ,calculation. by the College of Physicians, no less than 40,000 (lie 'annually in Great Britain of Consumption, and at least 10,000 in London. The late William Turnbull, Esq. a very ingenious Surgeon, ascer tained that every ,`,.?oih person was ruptured.— These complaints. are truly alarming to every in dividual who uses the least exertion. It is. also incredible the number that suffer from a certain .Disease, by being improperly treated. It was those circumstances induced Dr. cooerta to select eminent Physicians and Surgeons, of at least 30 years' experience, to forma Medical Board; and since the establishment upwards of 30,000 Pa tients have been cured withotit confineinent -many of them after hospitals had failed. Mes'rs. Cooren and Co. are consulted at Woodstoels:strM, Oxford=street ; and at Char lotte House, Great Charlotte. T street, opposite the 'Rev. 'lowland Hill's, daily, from eight . till eight•. •Mechanics have advice gratis evety evening, from six till eight ; and on Sunday mornings u n til 12 * RUPTURES of ,30 years standing radically cured without confinement. • . *l-* There are private dooisat each house; and privaie rooms for Fetnales. N.B. 'file Affli'cted would do well to read Messrs. Cooreit and Co.'s Lectures on two pre-, vailing Diseases, published at one shilling, by Mr. Ilaroey, 22, Blatlariat's-road. They will also prove usetul to young Preciiiioners. FOR THE SUN. MR. Eprron—EnCouraged by the example of that agreeable Studeot of the Mind; and Charac ter of Man, The Hermit of the amiss& I venture so far into tite toad to genetial acquaint ance, as to address my thoughts and observations to the Public; through.the medium of your widely circulated Paper. • . • . . :•• . It is true that I have for some, years with drawn myself from the vortex of faslitonable.life, not from misanthropy, hat frimi a dislike to suf focating rooms and crowded assemblies.; but it is my wish to hear, see, and. remark`;, anil,if my . thoughts or observations. .can eithet'instt - uct. or amuse your readers, . they area. %Tinkly •contri buted ; and be assured that there eball be ,no risk on toy account of a violation of your moi to. Otte of the articles in your Paper of Saturday evening is " Emigration to the Cape of Good Hope." When an Englishman is weary of his country, his absenting himself' from-it dries not injure the general interest, but the loss to the State ot tntlus trious agriculturists is a very teriou's - one, • . In a Morning Paper, a few days ago, there was An article on this subject, in Which many- jost ideas were developed. - • The subject is well treated in a Poem on culture, wri , ten by It. Dncsi.e', a'nd ruldressed;to his Royal Highness FRE'DERiCK Pt ince pl. '4 7 4lEs, the Father of our present venerable &jove.reigo, from which the following-is no extract,--and we tnightiay . with the Poet— " From cultivation, from the useful toils Of the laborious hind, the streams of wealth And plenty flow : Deign then, illustrious Jr, 'Jo bring th' observing eye, the, liberal hand, And with a spirit congenial to your birth, Regard his labours through the various year; So shall the labourer smile r and you improve The happy country you were born to rule. The year, declining, now bath left the fields Divested of their honours; the strong glebe, Exhausted, waits the culture of.the plough., To renovate its powers. 'Fis now,,ii►tent On honest gain, the cautious busbandatua Surveys the country rotund, solicitous To fix his habitation on a soil . Propitious to his hopes, and to his care." Are not such subjects worthy of being fostered —arc nek such men the sinews of the State ? The PRINCE may say, and truly say, that his iu teiests and the welfare of his subjects are but one; and if he had the means to gratify.their wishes, the dispensation of those means would be to him a fresh sont•ce of happiness. Of the truth of this no one can doubt. The question is, Do tl►e means exist, and it they do,. why. have not the Servants of the Crown pointed them nut _ _ The object of this work is not to decry the opi nion of others, but to endeavour to promote in the minds of all that love. of truth, which must eventually lead to the attainment of public honour and private happiness. These blessings are ,to be attained by acts of kindness in the Governors. and of industry and patience in the Gorerned. Let us always remem ber, that, as Pore says— " GOD in the nature of each being founds Its proper bliss, and sets its proper bounds: , But as he franCd the whole, the whole to bless, On mutual wants built mutual happiness SO from the first eternal order ran, And creature link'd to creature, Man to lan.!'. THE HERMIT OF MARY-LE-BONNE. (Note,)-1t has been suggested that a million of acrd• of unreclaimed land might he divided, at the rate of 20 acres to . each family. This waste ground might be purchased fi urn the present possessors. The tenant to have the ground-rent free for 7 years, and to be assisted with money to build; ,at the expiration of this time, to pay a moderate and specified rent for 13 years, and then the fair value. RICIWtDSON, GOODLUCK, aod Co. respectfully acquaint the Public, that,the next, Day at Draw ing-willi,he the 90) of Decenllker, when two more. 0 200/. Moocyand Couspi .es„ will be drawn, and the Chance of Four more on that DM- 7 RICHARDsoN, GOODLUCK, and Co. sold last Lo tery, No. 710,, a Prize of 36,000/. Consols, and N0..709, a Prize of .5001., in Whole Tickets, and in the present Lottery, No. 4396, a Prize of 4001. Consols in _.a, Whole Ticket, and No. 9396, a Pri 7 e, 9 f 409,1...C91101s in Shares. r -qicke . ,s, and Shares are on Sale at their Offices, Bank Cornhill, and Charing.cross. The Freeholders. and Landholders of Corrofin, County Clare, (says The Dublin Evening Post of i•10v.20,). have signed a Requisition to convene a Meeting of the Barony, for the phrpote of intro (hieing the Peace Preservation Bill:---Ware glad to copy the following article from the Limerick Paper " We have authority to state, that in conse quence of the measures adopted since the County Limerick Meeting, by the Magistrates and,some of the ,Gentlemen ri sident in the vicinity of Pa trick's. Well, which has been orie of the most dis turbed parts of the Barony of Pubblebrien, much good has-resulted; The conduct of the deluded people, has become pedetable,,,and, almost every Other portion of the Barony, from every infor- Otation we have been able to collett, ha's been in a "comparative state. of ~ tranquillity..- . atten ilanee.of tbe,,Magistrates and these Gentlemen at the Chapel . Ltirraga, on, the days of Divine wor ship, suitable admonitions and impressive "exhortations, against the evil "tendency of such their illegal proceedings, with a general call on' the farmers, who carne forward in large numbers to testify, their loyalty, by enrolling their names in the ranks of those gentlemen who have so laud ahlydelertnined ,to act in conjunction with the Civil Power, to preserve the peace of the Barony, hag been attended with the most salotary and be neficial Chronicle, Nov. 17) CATHOLIC MEETINtr.- , -(11U — BLIN, Nov. -)7.) Yesterday, pursuant to Requititton, a Meeting , of the Itoman.Cmhotie lohabitants of the N.irishes of St. Andrew, St. MAik, St. Anne, and St. Peter, was conie'ned - at the Committee-room of Town send-street Chapel ; . but, owing, to the want of sufficient accommodatiou,, an adjlurnment took place td the body of the Ch4el. MICHAEL HUGHES, Ecq. was called to the Chair. • Mr. JORDAN,. who acted as Secretary, having' read the Requisition, slating the object of the Meeting was " to consider the propriety of pea; titioning the Legislature tor a total Repeal of the• Laws restr icting the Constitutional Rights of. the Catholics of Ireland," the CtiaiintAn requested that the business of the day wonid be confined to the object of the Rtquisition alone, ai.d•no ir relevant matter introduced. After a short pause.. TE4ENCE nes came forward. Ile dented it unnecessary to InAke any observations upon the propriety of an-application to I Legis.; latore,..or upon the, tinth)ultted 641); which. q)c Catholic, Body posessert of obtaining, a Repeal of • the Fesent Restrictions v,•iiich - so serioUsly affected them ; a Series of Re , olnstions• bad been prepmed, which,,with•permission, out ftArt licr,c.orrunent, submit ,to the,Alecting. he Re,3Olutions, were pnt seriathn, from the Clijr, and unanimously adopted;.. Upon the Gth Resolution being -prppnsed, en. trusting the presentation of the PeJitions to his Grace the D.ike of Leinster and the Right lion. W. C. Plunkett, • Mr. MooNEr desired to state, that by-ad Pining the Resolution, it. was not, in the most remote Illautter, intended to imply a want of confidence in the Earl of Dononglimore and ihe Right Hon. Henry Grattan ; on the contrary, their invariable, stedfast, -and powetful advocacy were yiewed with the deepest sense of gratitude; but the present _ being a Pa rochial Pciition, the 'alteration had been-made in order not to interfere with the pre sentation by those distinguished characters, of the General Petition from the Catholic. Body at large. . The CHAIRMAN took occasion to notice, that yesterday (Tuesday). he had the.honour of an in terview will Mr. Plnttkett, who most readily con sented to take charge of _their PetiAon to the House. of Commons. That distinguished Senator rec.:yin - milk(' an early presentation of the Pcti• tions from the Catholic Body. It was probable, be said, that a short. adjournment would take place ; but, it the Petitions were previously pre sented, their merits -might be canvassed soon after Parliament :bad resumed its telibewions. .A Committee .of "line having been. appointed, those Gentlemen, after retiring for a short period, returned with . the (trait of a Petition, formed up on the merits of the Resolutions. This Petition having been read anti put from the Chair, was unanimously agreed to, and its preparation and forwarding entrusted to the Committee. The entire of the Resolutions having been car ried— Thomas KIRWAN, Esq.:was called.tolhe Chair, and a vote of thanks passed* to Mich'4d*Hughes, fOr his very kind atteotiorcip`the wishes of his fellow-citizen.s, and roper . co'lldOcCas Chair. man of the Meeting. • The Meeting (Dabliti E. Post.) It is a curious chetunstance, that BlSTl•should not only Share' his own Capitals, but also sell parts of those of other Office-keepers'; yet strange as. it may, appear, it is nevertheless 'true, as his Agent at Liverpool . -being short of Shares, and there lint being sufficient time ro write In Loniloti tor A!ore, he bought some of Mr. WEBB'S Agent, one of which was a 20,0001. Prize in the present ,Lottery; and the Agent at Edinburgh, being also out of Shares, bought a f e w, and one of those was another Prize of 20,0001., which clearly demon• strates that 111.14 is not only lucky . himself as an Otlice-keeper.,: but his . Agents are lucky also; and we trust they will give a good account of the Six Prizes of 20,0001 now in the Whecf, Two -of which must be drawn in the First Five Minutes, Next Day of Drawing, 9th of .Next Month. We recollect_ last time there were (as' ncw) Six 20,00/. Prizes, Him sold Threeof them Act. SHARES, and they were distributed over all parts of die United Kingdom. - . TO BE .SOLD BY AUCTION, ► By Mr. SOTHEBY, is House, NO.' 3, WELLINGTON-STREET, Strand, : 11 THURSDAY, November 25, and Four following Days. %d,' excepted), lABRARY of the Late REV. T. liIL GOUR,. of Long Stowe, Cambridgeshire ; in which Sacri, 9 tom.; Poli Synopsis, 5 tom. Q:"l l .?stini Opera, Benedictl, 12 tom.; S. Clirysostmni t ; 8 'tom.; Henry's Exposition of the Bible, 5 vol.; Exposition of the Bible, 10 vol.; Annual Register, Edinburgh Review, .61 Nos.; Chalmers' Biographi ek? ! c tionary, 32 vol.; Universal History, 60 vol. ; I: 47 7: . l'AneeCloteS, 9 VOL ; ShArpe's British Poets, 84 vol.' in &t. Ere. "bt• Viewed, and Catalogues had at the Place of Sale. nw PUBLICATIONS.