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EIVR 11UNUREI) QUAIVIEI; of .S I:NGLIsIi ('iceigrilug AG pounds per,ltashel), jar the service of the net Departotent , al that port ; le be answerable to :Samples to be produced with ,the Ten dens to he delivered, one half thereof in the apaer, of a Fortnight, and the other half within a Forinigltt afterwards; and to he paid f,r by Bills payable; with Interest, Ninety days after date. Aro regard will be had to anti 'Tender in which Me Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not :be . .710%1.1:reit be:Am-Twelve o'Cioch on Me astid• S' . 'hyraday, the 1311 i J,,tant ; nor unless the Person w ho makes she Ten der, or some Person on his behaV, ,attends, to answer when called for. . The Conditions of the Contract may berms at 11.,. I 1, t lissie-t4pire P.rtena , Hi CI3.II4TER 1•10ITSIti. rM?. ANNIVERSAttY of the NOiILEMEN A!pi GENTLE: ON educated. ot , ..C.b4rter ll,atfa Sviwoi %N ill Ile held et. Charter, flonse on TlitliisDAY, Dee. 14. STEW.IIMS, • Samuel 'corner, Nig. Robert iletlger, IVtlliani Study, Esq. .1. %V. Shaw; Esti. Rev. W. H. Cliapanni, GenlitOiroir, k;Nfl• Preacher, lice. s • . Orator, :lieitrf Anittooy Pre. Divine Service will begin 'at Four o'Cluck.—Dinner on Table precisely lit . I:►ISf1 CATHOLICS. tcINSIONft4TiON§ ON WWI It has been satisfactorily proved hist Session of l',4r!iantelit, by tt Cisil. 9 ,ittes of , the House of Cottirivons,.thist autnitt C3tholic Bishops enfilVa b, appointed in any of the Continental States, withont the express approbation of their respec tive Govern.nents. It is understood that, this was Ante to convince the Ilish Rountnists, that this 'measure may be adopted with respect to their Prelates, without infringing in thesinalles! de- TO PREVENT FRAUD. THE Panne are most earnestly rrquesteil, When. potehasing DAY awl MM(TIN'S 111:.eking, to observe that the Address is pert.etaly char auk o fedi, raPC"lurts' the Nunoict 97, as a sure.ineatis to prevetit their beim; posed upon by wsporiouslind vile composition.instold of. thy ; Origiut ; the superior Qualities of which hare ensured its, universal Use for many DAY and MARTIN, 97, High liolhoro. gree the principles their church or its hiernrelly... It is sentially bdieved; also, that shotild they 0 1 perfectly reconciler) to it, what Is comalonly, but intim/poly, - called Catholic limencipation, is to he conveileti in tile most tirmaAed nitauner, oh a. 6.ll)lMnSil it'll that in.aosting„the King with what is culled a Veto, in the Appointment of Roman. CAthoile Prelates, would completely secure the: Constitution from the deleterious principles of, Popery. Iu the following statements I hope to HANNAY'S IittiWENTIVE %VASIL well known by the Army, Navy, nod others, in nll parts attic World, as the ONLY SP} C.FIC for the' Infailibleo, Preeention of a certain direful disease, continues to be sold (as for the last Su ',..ars) by, HANNAY and CO. No. I, Little %offoll,..trest, Hartutsrliet, Londots, It will ',rep for ever in nil digital..a, and never once failed. Unpaid letters out atisnitted. Price Os. and t ts. per hallo.. Two.bottles..sent 5v coach In return for a tI. note, post paid, or four bottles fat 0. packing carers included. OFFICE OF oanyd:vo:: Mt!: 99, 181,64 THE ITINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA , JESTI''S ORMV.INCE do hereby give Notice, That they will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, on 7*(erid4, the 17th day of Deenzber next, at Eleven i n the Pfn•enows precisely, sundry LOTS sf OLD and UN SERVICEABLU STORES', consistii4e o f • - AccontrententS, Anvils, Vices, and IWheeli , , Old Brass Work and mixed Metal, Musquet Locks, Bart els . and Boo stets, Old Packing Cases and Casks, Round and Double hisaded 'Shut, 'Wrought and Bushel Iron, Match and 'Junk, cured and uncured Cannon, Cartridge. raper; together with a variety of other Article ; ; The whole of which )nay viewed opOn aPplication at Principal Storekeeper's (*cc in the Tower, and at the Royal Arsenal at rrook-lch, iotil the day of sale, at which places printed Lists of the L its wilt he delivered to thOae persons who may apply for ,the same. CHIBBLAINSi SPRAINS', It II ATISMS, etc TILL STiiKKS I S OPODELDOC.—Thii very excellent Mcdieine cannot he genuine unless the name " NeNvbcry" be engraved in the Stamps. It is be come ucceisory to direct the public attention to this pal tico lar;'ai Counterfeits are sold in almost every town and street ; ,anti often by 1/0110119 who WOUIII not be suspected of an at . tempt to deceive and defraud their customers. This Opodel ' docis superior to all other applications in the cure Of Chil- Llains,Sprains, Ilruirs - , Cramps, ;Ind NuMbness; as also for l th cumatisms, and for the Limbs when in a paralytic ‘tatc. sow by,.F. - Newbefrand Sons, at the old established Me dicine Warehowe, No. 45,, St. Pours, the third house from Cheapside. Price is. 91. a bottle. prove the contrary, in the most unquestionable manner. Every person acquainted with eo a es i.' astical history cannot bat know, that when the: Roman Emperor embraced Christianity, and gave protection to the Church, they obtained a,com plete supremacy in all ecclesiastical affairs, con vened and presided in .general councils, and . that the canons which they framed were invalid with ow the :Imperial fistetit (I). It appears by the and 16th canons of the Council of Toledo, hvld in !the year (184, A. D., that the Kings of Spain appointed. their own hishops.' is' thus. stated in the sth Council of Orleans, held in the year 549, " Let a bishop he chosen by the clergy and people, with the consent of the King, as it is declared by the ancient cauorts.7 Gregory, the ‘enerable bishop of. Tour*, who died in the year 591, ..itiforms us in his history, that the French' monarchs appointed their own. bishop!. Thuanus teas us, that they not only appointed,. but _ do posed bishops; during the reigiss of the.N.lerovin- LADIES arc r e s pectfully laorm,-1 this meilinin. that O. FOX, LADIES' WOOLLEN NIANUFACTUItEIt, makes on'd 'ells, wholesale arid retail, every description of WOOLLFASICLOTHS . for . Pelisses, Us. bits, and Shawls. from 7s. to 0 . per yard, , a3l two yards wide, in every shade of colottr,'.ind of all the rariou , kinds that cats be made - which; if paid f.ir immediately, are ret,iled in any length to ' Ladies, at no inglier price than O. FOX charges for whole Pieces to.Silli-mercersiLinenklrapers,. }la berdashers, and others, who hare to sell them again. , rhose'LADIES atio are very nice in their Dress are' ae giraintedi that ht employs . part wrier Workmen, who have for years constantly t%) nothing hot Woo:leri Pelisses and lititiits, and therefore do form tbrao into the Most becoming and fashionable Sha.es, and ;mica superior to any Dress natker nr Ilabit-mat.er ; hesides %%Welt. 'he has invented' aim NV h.,' no rel . amid truly elegant tit) I,; of orna , oent iil Trimmings for Passes, 'composed' of %Meet and Sario, and so inter mixed with Milk &aiding H. to produce the most chaste mid beautiful effect ever beheld, and ati We charges are notch lower than Ladies. have been" iternitomeil FOX's te , ,sive WAILEHO• SE of FASHION, 98, King street, vent.garden. By Order of the Board, . • h. 11. CREW, Secretary. CIIsTONI-HOUST, LONDON, Dec. 2, 1816. • _ _ F' 0 (hy Order - . - 111,4 [Jon. the Com misiioneis of his Majody's Customs), on '1141111ST).1Y the I t2th, anti Ft:I4)AV the intit Instant, at 'l'wo ()Thick in the '•fterno.irs precisely. at the • Commercial Salo blincin ne, the following GOODS :-- FON, E4:PORTATION — East India arid French Prohibited ' 3uut{s, .fit • FOlt 110N1F. CONALTNIPTION—OtaIs, Boats, Vessels, and Materials of Vet,se,ls; Tobacco ILIA Slltlff 1 C4l l lRit [tough crystal and Amithysts, Ruskin, Sheeting, Dutch Drops, anti tundry whet . .. Goods as mentioned , in the. Catalogue. OF ALI. imyrr Es —The Tobaeco I. be viewed at the 'l 4 ,ibicco ‘Varvana , :es, London I) , ,eics ; the and ,l:iterials of Vessel., at Ihe Ta lmceo Giound, it , ,,:herhit he : anti all the other l:notts Ak the Ciag r i; )% - tiri'lt 4 .4 , ;i.:. Lower Th:lnh. , -,t reet • On Tlitirj. day the 6th, Friday the Gth, Saturday the 7th, 11,,nday•the 4th, TthoidAy the loth', and Wednesday the k Ith Instant, front Ten in the Morning to Two in the Afternoon, , and on the Morningi'liforc the Sale, where Catalogues will be delivered, p6ce One Shilling each. • By ills MAJP.SITi ROYAL'Lta rm , . I , A'rEN•r. :114"I'CALFE'S t;111/1:11NO• ft • lIIIITSHES.—The attention of tile Pohlie is particu larly requested to the ahoy., article, lreing the roost nsetol , . In platoons t e r er discorci tut . for 04104%04e I tiat , i 4 superiority will be evident oil the slightest insrctiois. A Brox!! that Will go through the hair has long been a doidera von with the Pol3lic, blir hitherto. unattainable. J Meti-alfe . h as the I d ea ,,, w , to i li fi,ra th e Nobility, - Gentry, and the Public, that lie has illiV4lliVil a ItIWSII Olio will penetrate through the thiel,est hair, and clfeetoally clean , e it from scurf; will thereby strengthen and prounite it. growth, and girt to it the most beautiful appearance. The Nottility and. Gentry are invited to nuke trial (without purchase) of the: above, al his OritsJi atul C0.tub7111110440 01 1, 38, tirrat Mary lehone-street. These Patent Hair Brushes are to be hail of all resptetable . shopkeepers. To prevent imposition, please : to ask for .1. Metcalfa's Patent Hair Brushes; and see that the Brush has the Patentee; stomp on it " . Mettalfe, Patentee, Great Marylebone.street, in 'the margin, with (1. B. and the Royal Crown in the ma re. st liberal allowance to whole sale btltistie, an application to Metcalta and Kent, It, great Itilarlharangli-street. „ . gion and Carlovingian kings.; anti the last can— tinned till tte year 985, hist, 9. lib, 1. sec. S.. is ‘ most certain, that in England both Abe Saxon and Norman Kings enjayed n Complete snprenincy in ecclesiastical affairs, See Speinian!, Councils, p. 161. and Sir Edward Cokes Stb. Report, abjure regis ecclesiastica. In the last, the reader will •tind many cases in which it was tidititlged high treason at cominon his' to acknowledge any THt%IIARVEY's celebrated SAUCE late Ni for Vish, Paw, Stral4, Ate. catititting to receive that preferclice and extemiive demand it has so many years expe riencill, LAZt..NIIY and SONS mast respectfully coattail the Nobility and Gently agoitrst the many Fpitrious imitations of the gelatine ,Viet. It continue, to he prepared only at Lazenti)s' Warehouse, N 0,6, Edward-street, Portanatt-squore, The label au each t a ttle being Opted " Elizabeth Lazenby," sad any person tisim: signature for the purpose of 'imp°. titian will lie prosecuted with, thenitmost severity. E Lazenby and Sous respectfully recommend their ES SENCE of ANCHOVIES of- the attest flavour, which with 'a Frl.at variety of rich SatiCeS and Pickles, warranted to keep in any climate, may lie Itad en the lowest terms, for home con sumption aml exportation. PUBLIC FUNIA. - IF the mtsty...odvatitoge" ,3 which at...present resnli front making Purchases in Foreip Funds were gene tally known, there.,could be nu question that they would of itilueement for the investing of Money in those: Securities. It is not possible to bring within the .custoMary limits of an. Advertisement a full detail olthose advantages ; and it may-thcrefore he sufficient briefly to .state, that in the for the .t.ake instancy, Moneyi in either , large or small. sums, can now be invested so as to yield an `Animal interest of nearly Ten . per Cent.--that the Dividends• he regularly paid in London. half-yearly p 7 rantl' that' the: Certificates of 'the Stock, which may remain in the: lioSsea- Li ". 4104 : Fnrchuiers, can he madc . a negociable l'ron.cas, "bv means a Powers of Attorney, in the saute manner as fur 4 1 /Merit:tat Stocks. . • • ' • • M cg!". hiQI-LErr and .MAROItAVE., of New Droad-.. °Vert-court, London, beg- to inform' the Public, that they Imo furnic4 au Estabiiiiipsf tit as. Agents for , the Purchase aPd Salo of French, American, and other Foreign Funds, on Moderafti Terms, whielt mayko knoWn,ub their:Othee, where they will most readily sup ;ly' any further Information which - may he' reqttired, as well as give References to' ttioXLeaditig and Eminent Houses in the City of London, as to their • 'questionable Respectability. It is requekted, that all Letters way be post paid. CHILBLAINS, ItHEIJNIATNNIS, PALSIES, SPRAINS, MILMEN, &C. ViiILDLAINS are prevented, from I)regicmg, and their tormenting , IteWiwi instantly removed, tix WHIT,EIALMYs ESSENCE of NIUSTAftI), universally esteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy id Itheamatisms, siestA;nati Atfletions, anti Complaints of the, Stumm:lll hat Whete this certain Remedy has been intkoown, or neglected, mid the Chilbl a in s h ave actually broke, Wl - 11ThIlEAlYs F,0 11 1 , Y C4RATE \sin carol timplia, and very h 5"l Inev. tvrAte is equally. efficacious for all ill-comait 'natio SPOS* Sore- Legs, Se o i buil; lf,tuptions, Blotches, Pinittles . ,' Shingles, Blealtings-utit on die Face, Nose, A:ars, anti Eyt ids , S‘iro and 111001 1 1 r a F4rett, Sort 'Hittls,. and 04 1. The EsSENCE of MusTARp is the, most rielive, pi , netratlng, .and efficacious 'tented y 4 1 40.4 wPdap . corm the sk.verest Sisrains and Bruises in le;; , than 'half the time 0u:illy 'When by any nthvr Liniment or Xitubrucatitni : it HIM , bettliCuts, ftnnetores front slot'', bi- Ittruni,li, Nails , Thorns, Splinters, &c. with incredible fa smart, or pain , preventing inflamenttitnr equally useful in the Narintis accidents ut • , h• , a dmaegtie Iteniedy' of suili'nneoni -11104 utility, Foot nu l' s gttuily, seutiibls to its or , :n eter he r. it lout it. •• sold hl it. .101)11540r'. Aiglill""rY' `'• rei • 7 ,, i.t rhe ESSI•1102 and Pills itt'4'it• " , i• ; I 0, ,iiid ' ate Ulm) .4.1 "t• tip, t‘; • , ~.• ;• every Yiedicine Vender in the • • - s a Ink Stamp, with the mime !)441431*t0ti, on.tt. 1 THE ARTS. BRUMLB, Nov. 25.—Last Frid , ty about 70 personsi among ‘elmin were several Artists, as. setiOlesl to found a Society,,of which Eogland.and some German towns have set the example, and •which the Netherlanders are worthy to follow, namely, the cstahlis.homot of a Fund for the Relief of meritorions and dist! &nista Artists in their old age. A very excelletr, plan was presented by Mr. Wier, of Brussels, a very agreeable Composer. Which was tmeointonsly approved of, and signed by all the versons present. It would be too long to go into the details of the act of the formation of this Society ; suffice it to say, 'that all the regulations , .ore divoe l l.by an enlightened spirit at lantuanity. STAra OF lila ,SlJfat.-;.The iteV. STARK', Canon and Astronomer of Angsborgh, has ob served' in the Son a vast opening or cavity, four minutes 36 seconds from its eastern, and 15 mi mites seven, seconds from its *anthem edge. In that cavity, the, apparent' diameter of which is three times larger than the real diameter of the earth, are seen two black hollows or boles, se parated from each other by a luminous space, and the largest of which termitkates in a point at its upprr extremity, and is very wide, and crenated at its lower. Between this vast apparent abyss and the eastern edge of t he Sun there are several asperi t its, below which four small black spots are seen, and six above.—(Gozette de Fiance, Dec. 3.) .The French Ishuanoteks for 11317 announce three extraordinary high. titles.; nsmely, on the sth of April, I,lth of October, and Otfrof Novem-, her.: particularly if high winds . prevail. The same .publioatiohs alio give the following table of the population of I'M is for 1615 :--01 '20,000 cliildr , n (as nearly as pm;sib:e) born every year in Paris, 10,000 only attain the age of 20, and -6,500 attaitutlie age at 45. Otie.forth of the children born die withl4 the hr,,t year, told one third never attain '2 Veari id age. VVe arc sorry to learn, 111th nattvith , tanding all the elfortii of the- French-Government in aorrort vscelna• lion, deaths by stnall-pox forts a tormidable Hem in this bll of atonality. The es!enhitor proeeeds to dra,,V the inference, 'that: if the whole pemitla, "tion - of France be 29 millions, the middle term at }ninon beings who attain the age of 20. mt.: is )00, oreign jurisdiction ttliatsoever. Pope Gregory 7, as ho may be Congidereti as he founder of Pottery, was raised to the 'pontifi cate in the lent . 1073, it:period of midnight igno rance ; and he usurped that strprrultrey in the church which the Eniperors and Kings had pre viously. enjoyed in Their respective territories.: Cardi n al .11 - inottins informs us (2), that he was the last. Pope: who solicited the Emperor's con. : sent to he consecrated and crowned ; and having , obt4itted it, he dethroned hint by, raising Ids stib ietts in rebellion. against him. Ela was as ant. hiriiiiis and as cruel as iltionaparte„ tilled; his ex travagant design of establiyhing ilit4crsal su premacy Was productive of iininy civil wars, re• hellions, sod massacres, Richeribs, an enii neat Runtish divitlu, and a Doctor uf:,the bonne, tells us, that 'for the accomplishment of this he required that all bishops shook swear unlimited fidelity and obedience to the Pope, and' that as the Roman, :Pott3iffs, instead of the., jilmperors, ever after presid ed in the General Councils, they Could at bitturily impose what canons and laws they , : choose in the church. Histor), Council, lib. ,e. 38. .10 the first Connell which (iregory con etlied it Vital 'decreed, that any ecclesiastic who received, or any layman who gave, ft ''benefice 111 the church, should incur the penalty oiencoiti. intlnication. I)evret, 2, Ctitl9. 16. c. 12, 13. tie considered it essential to the accomplishment lit his ambitious scheme - , of raising the church'. above the State,- by aiti uniiertal and ttobousided 3 uprainacy, to, have the ecciptibisties Completely ,iithervietti to him, as his spies and vassals, that 'through heir influence he !night enforce his spi,-, 1 ritual thuntiets against' sovereign states, by incits.' iag their sobiiets to,febel. Tl!it Popes. leaving : succeeder) in. obtaining an otibonlided uscemlunry, over the Genera) compelled then) to 'frame intoitrAtit and' sanguinary canons ; airs reiptire4t the :clirgy in' every tome to swear. that they *nodded not.unly' prolcsi And maintain than, but ihfutic them into their flocks, From flit , period, the canons ( gib e RotafiliThithrch (of 'which 1 shall giv e !„ tut , . C;ilielltiYoiniodtell from...llle ttv.iktiee of the Popes, and Were ire:tried with shi4r.dar gemlity, the sub versigin of every state, anil"the destretetitin of all persons as beeches, hint woiltsi not .tothmit to their sapretnavy i , and acknow leap e rllrr new-tangled . .doctrines. of their vittireh. by the,2711.1 -chapter of the 3d late r in. Council, bd.!. nudist' Pope Alexander 3,'hi the year 1179, it `vo decreed, that - all those who are any wily IP:moil to lit-reties are Khsolvtd from tali 11. 1 4'!iiv Ind "i't— tlicnce date S to theio,C , .. , trlcil, yol. 7, p. 608. viTe p, de,y r ed titer, ilth ttry, decree is entered in the leerily of the c,toon law "I e it I,nowit to till t ., ito :tie wider the dominion of Alt; t they . `ll - e sei tree • front every lie Of fi:lellty, AI oaths :ofem o en' v.tuenient. JO. tne emit ry Ina vt ost Deere!, tireg., lilt, 5, dt. 7.- By the 3d eanon of the 4th Lateran Council it is decreal, that they who, under the, badge of t h e cross, should set about the. extirpation • of heretics, shall ettiov a remislijon of their sins, Council, Biuii, , vol. 11. p. 148. Isy the same, and by the" General Limo- " cil of Constance, Seas, 45, it is ;tut:reed, that whop. ever apprehends heretics, which all persons here j ., ? , teeth to do, has full power to take front them gto•is, and permission to . eit'joy thorn, "thoncii, 7, p. 1121. by the V canon of the 4th .Laterour Council, the Pope is not em powered, but commended anti sworn, to dethrone Sovereign Ponces,, who are heretics,. or shall re. fuse to extirpate.thein within- their territories, by ebsolving their s9hjems, from theit oaths of elle giance,,,,,cul to transfer them to Others, wh'o 4401 etiloY them provided, theyHestirpate the heretics therein. Commit, Vol. 11, p. 141. The Pope: is invested with the sate powers by the General council of Lyons, Idem, vol. 11, p. 613, by the. Council of Visa, Sess.,l4. by the General Council of Constance,,, Sess . , 12, 17, 37, and lay the ,General Council of, SetiS. 27, 34, 40, 41, all which have expressly decreed, that Em perors anti Kings, for mishmentionrs mew ioned therein, shall he deprived by the rope of their Gonerionent, their3lignity; and honour. I.ly the laws 01 the church the following punishments are to be jollieted ou heretics,---exeommuniration, confiseatnm of their goods, imprisonment, deaih. Council, tlitter, A11i11.DUM.1246, Council, vol. 11. p. 688. ft is most certain, that the crimes eojoined by these eandos, in re. lighnis _duties, viz. pedory, treason, robbery, and murder, were carried into pa notice hi the hot rid Rebellion of 1795, anti in the con spiracy which preceded it. This. motto, be a matter of srprise, as a Popish Priest is bonntl in tmlimited fidelity and ta:alit:lice to the Popes by lois camanietil oath, tool not only "r to receive and profess all doctrines delivered, defined and declared by,the., sacred canons and the General Councils, but iliac, lie will he Careful that they. are held 'by, taught and, preached to. his pita rithionees,• ur . those the care of whom shall bra long to him in his tunetion"(3)4 ilk parish - tone, s ,are . required, by the toles of their church, to totem', the entlieSsiOn box at the tender a6e of six years, that the infernal ,doctrines which he is bound by 011 0 ( 0 lithisvilt,o them, way, malt ea lasting and impression on their minds.; and in order to inspity Vita thrqk .thre ICtvs t►ce , for hiiii, they are teettnred by their catechism, foamed b, thelofallible Council of 'Frew, to regard the words, of their pastins, its the words of 'Gott, " verha ecelesiee, tantittam dci ..terba reeipiertila," See hole* to the " Catechismits lid partwhos,, ex (keret° Conciiii 'fridentini et. Pii V. Pont. Max. jussa promolgatos." Lugduni 1676, 8v0..(4).. As n Popl'il Priest is thus bound to transfer his ailegiame to to foreign Prince, iu obedience fd hi nt to beiry, theintet.est of his liege 'Sovereigns, and to make, sill his parishioners traitors to Mot, what solid or even phoiSil.tie reason could a Brig 'kb. Monarch, or his Minister have, for preferring one Popish Priest to another for the prelacy . t Loyalty to the State innst,be the only- ground of reference, and that would he an imputation on his principles, for a Popish Priest could not be lord to it i'rotestant State, Without incur' the giOlt of perjury, by violating his canonical oath. As the Govcrionent is not allor•ed to interfere in the edileatioo ,a Popish Priest, which is ss-echttl. eel, and I may ,say oceult, they could not -form any estimate of his moral or . intellectual endow ments. For this should the Minister depend nit the support of Protestant Noblemen mid Gentle awn in whose vicinit y . ta Popish Priest had re sided, be may'he grossly deceived, previous to the Rebellion of 1798, Romish Priests, in many parts of Ireland i had long elijoyed the esteem and good opinion of their protestant neighbours, by their peaee . able and roortl, deportmeist and in wally counties they and their ilo.cks took oaths rat sllegitince, at the eve of that dre , idi4,l event, llot it, appeared that this act dissimulaoOn,'e.la vatetk.by perito y watt thine iiktjely to deceive Old o.4vl.!rpoient and the Magiltiatvii, anti to la - theta into to supine ant! fatal security ; for those very Priests,, anti their flocks, were actively concerned in those scents of phonier and assassination, which took place on the eruption of that destructive re., hellion (5). The hollowing incongruity woold obtionsly tettilt (pont the appointment of a Rottlish Bishop by the crown, or even the sanctioning it is high treason at de e l o r in c ti tY t l oii 1 0,.*( 1 ,41it in any manner whatsocee6 the jtiristlictlon or interference of a foreign power. ,COlie's stir report, page,l4. Ii treated such evils in Eogland for some, centuries, that it wss made v4l*i.oits Ines, enacted by Popish :Parliament's,. called (Itts St at toes of Provisor and ,Praltotioire, it list of whieh the Reader will tind Cot '. s third institute pages, 126-127. Tilt Se laws were infinitely morese,vere then Silty wliie: l l ItILVe been passed by Proteorint Petits , * riventS. When Eogi a nti.incrieed the guilt of hi , . rely, by coiltracing the licr,,rmatiou, all the t hud; tiers of the Vatican were: 16'40 It o , stlatti itt'r lot' lief and her owls Popish subjects, who, in obedience tO the etinons of their chinch anti the dictates o f their clergy, hare ever Itrittte at COWitlititity of interest widt every lot vigil enemy of the rtyish persuasion, become rebels sod trai tors to her, lo i:ousetretree of this theyi with srcat wisdom, were excluded flow the Legisla ture; and the confidential °filet:4 of 04 Executive