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IQ '. toot. to inform the SUnSCIIIIIL. , RS to Vb'ILSON'S AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGY, that he has just received the last Ftve Volume's, which completes this nio-t interesting and rare Work. A few Sets of the whole Witt; k, conskting of Nine Volumes, 4to. may be aisti bad at the above Place, CATUOLIC AFFAIRS. FROWTHE.MORXIM, P wEits OF THIS DAY. tr : karnp• offirc, Jray 15, R. R • TRE PRINCIPAL OFTICERS and CO .31.111S ii, • sioNEils of HIS MAJESTY'S NJIT do hereby 11,:ottce, that on Wednesday, the 4Sth 7ostiint, at One • 6 CI" ) ' MT will be ready to treat with Mich a 3 1 4 a .Y 1 )!' u;illing to Contract for supplying' his Majesty's 'at 'Deptford, Woolwich, Chatham, and Shier»css, Z A-1 - 11 .0M - lOLT STAVES, to br ou' of the Kin . 4,/s (1 , ( M, which is to ; be •to drt Iron the :Yards li:the Con ,'zractor TTIE LATH AGGRUGATE kF.ETING. 'cite following leiteis o bave been received by the Chairman of the late Aggregate Meeting, of the Catholics of Ireland ; , . [Morning Post.] By ailvices front Madrid of t, e 7th inst. we find that. t 'l'rvat.y for the cessi,n the•PPiridas to the United States bad not at that diite:bcro rati fied ; and nitich doubt. was entertained apnu ;he s'object.' In the event of its being ratified, ,it eras otAposed . t ha; Don On is; wendtkbe 6ppoin elf ist et - for Effeign. Affairis Dotr!Sointap-• Iras :; , heett tiotninate'd Alinister of the Interior. Itiashinkton reinained Cadiz 'har bour; ,waiting .the; decision -of• the Go v el n int rit. respecting ,t)re..cpssiint of the!Fluridas . . • .ffress.] EARL OF DONOUGHMORt'S ANSWER. PETER'S LETTERS TO HIS KINSFOLK. This Day were published, Handso.riety printed by Ballantyne. and embellished with a Head of the Ain hor, and other Thirteen Portraits and Fuur Vignettes,' iti 'fore: Volumes, tiro. pike 11. I is. ETER'S — LETTERS to his KI NS FOLK ; being a Series of Fausibar Letters written during a late Visit ta • Printld ,flr T. Cadell and W. Davies: London ; Black wood, ands. Smith and Sun, Glasgow. " In requesting that Colonel M'lYe'rinott will have the goodness to convey to the Aggregate Meeting of the Catho lics of Ireland; Lora Donoughmore's acknowledgements for the kind Manner in which they have been pleased to notice his endeavours in the support of, their just cause, he trusts,. that Coloiiel will believe: that Lord Donough-, More is very sensible of the obliging terms in which the Co-' lonel has made hiM that-comMunication. `t , Forpl4f the Tender may be seek at this Ofgee. Na 7titr(er • wal be received after Otte o'clock on.the day of • • ' • • Ji 1171 . udtiCea, unless the 4.- dry, of an. ,crt f or ‘ 144 hva40 1 4. , ,; . ..• • - . . " BuNtrntie.street, 111.inchl'ster-squale, July 9, 1819. " Colonel . , . A, terter ,rece4ed.,yestiNcily from LaocnsLire states, thaisome disaffected peoFle in,th:ar roootr are inanola'ekuring" pikes, and thiat•paiiies are re golal ly organized and drilled utter tore' Manner ci the L.uildites. 4.ve r't render rit' tieerrtoph ' need by Lettei 4. ldre.ssed to th v ... to ( 11 ' , 1 , t , Boarrl,' and si . srne'd by two . responsible Persons, rs with the Person tenfleringi the tsion. f t!. o, ' L . 1,000 forMe' . du performanec aim, conii.a, • • DIGESTED INDEX TO TILE TERNI REPORTS. ' Shortly will be published, In Two Volumes, Itoyal Octavo, a New Edition, very consi derably improved, of THE BISHOP OF ...NORWICH'S ANSWER. "Ct It—Accept yourself, and by g - ond as to present to the Meeting, at which you presided, on the 1 t of this month, nay very grateful acknowledgments tor the lavouraible . ( bpi /l i on Which they and you entertain of Iny huniblehut earnest.exer tions in support of a cause which every friend to justice, li berality, and Christian charity, must have at heart, and the success of which perseverance cannot fail to ensure. ~_, , A. DIGESTED I\DEA . to the TERM HE rowrs, analytically arranged; 'Containing all the - Points "of. Law Argued and Determined in the Court of .I(inWs•Bclich, from Michaelmits Tern, 1;85; and in the Court of Common Pleas, from Easter Terin, 1788, to the pre sent time;. with:Notes, Refereticei; Tablei of Titles and Sta tutes, and Names of Cases. In this Edition also will be in corporated, `the' Reports in the Exchequer during th'e same pericid. JOHN BAYLEY MOOIIE, Of the Inner Temple, Esq. Barrister-at-Lay. PROVINCIAL JOURNALS. • • VICTU,W,ING-OFFICE, July 20, 130• I . III E . COMMISSIOA'ERSfor VICTUALLING 4 )/ , MAJESTY'S X..-ArY do .hereby give Notice, t:.` ett ("I Friday, the 30111 Instant, they will be ready to ;';;4 (4 ''e Poitiers . in . writi;ai (sealed leA, and treat for One 644 'q';f1.8acks of 'BISCUIT MEAL Five Iltaldred Sachs le74 c4)t-dri e d.l-10USEHOLD , FLOUR (to be ertbfeet to the warranty .01-twelec 'awaits); Fifty Tons of OAT ; Twenty Tons of CHEESE; and Thirty Totes of . I %4 GINIA LEAF TOBACCO; to he vcred into his Victnalling Stores nt' lieptford, in the spare of one t.23 . ' : 114 i' 'o eul-weehly proportinns; and to be paid for by 1 44 Pguable, without Intcrea,.sixty days after date. ?he Conditions of the Contracts 'nay be secn at the Se arY's' (Vice. 4 ; wilt Earl to any Tender in which. the Price : 4 42(11 t0t he.i n S er t e d• in Words at length, or that shall not ;,.. 44.1 i!ered'fo the Boarit before One o'Cloch dn Eke 30th Instant, nor unless the Person wko makes 'rehd,r, or SOML Person on his attendsl to an " Wien Called " Believe me, Sir, sincerely your's, &c. " HENRY NORWICH. _ _ The (Dublin). Correspondent of the 1.7111 inst „ after nwicing the Seditious Meetings anti move ments in this Country; makes the - followin4 ob servations, which We hope will tend` to induce the People at large ~to rouse themselves in tie fence of Government and the Constitution " Norwich, July 10th, 1919. " Culoud M•Dcruiutt." EARL GREY'S ANSWER. " Sta—l had yesterday the honour of receiving your Letter of the 3d instant, invlosing the Resolutions of • Thanks which the Aggregate Meeting of the Catholics of Ireland have done we th e houour.to vote. London : Printed for Joseph Butterivorth and Son; 43, Fltet-street ; and J. Coolie, Ormond Chiay, Dublin. CRIMINAL LAW. " I beg to exprt as to yon, Sir, the high sense I enteetalu of the distinction thus conferred upon me, for my hunub!e exertions in a cause which 1 have sincerely at heart, and of the hind manner in which you have been so good as to cum nunicate it to me.—l have the honour to be, Sir, " Your most obedient, tumble Servant, " JUly 12, t s 19. " GKEY. " Colonel M. Dermott." This Day waspublished. in Two ante Volumes, Royal Octavo, Price 31. 3s. in boards, TREATISE on CRIMES and MISDE• • • ME ANOURS: py WILLIAM OLDNALL RUSSE lA, of Lincoln's-Inn, Esq. BaiTister at Law. In thiS Work are-given the. Principles. of the Common Law, the Statutes, and the decided Cases relating to ever y offence wliich,may , he made the subject of prosecution by indictment; except only the crime of High Treason. It contains the sub -stance of the Law int Crimes and Misdemeanours, contained iii the Works of Hale, Hawhins, Foster, Blackstone, East, and Leach ; 'the important Statutes accurately transcribed; and, in addition to the Cases supplied by the• printed Reports, a considerable number of impOrtant MS. Cases, And it is intended to give ample information to the enquirer concern ing the Criminal Code of the Country, to the Magistrate who ilay bie called upon'to• carry it into - execution, and to the pro fessional Persons whomay,be employed in the prosecution or iirretice of a party indicted. TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN, JULY 16. Tuesday being the day for taking degrees in our University, the Vice-Chancellor conferred the degree of Doctor of Laws upon Mr. Maginu, that of Doctor of Medicine on Mr, Telford, and of Bachelor of Laws on Mr. Hobson, the Bar rister. The degrees of Master of Arts was taken by 21, and that of Bachelor of Arts by about 60 Gentlemen.. It is somewhat remarkable that Dr. Magian has not yet attained his 25th year, and is therefore, probably, the youngest man than ever regularly obtained a degree of L. L D. in this or .Any other .University. The gold medal for Classics was conferred .on Mr. Darby, and that for Science on Mr.. Hazard. , . . PICY'LTA L IiVG-OFF ICE, Jiffy 20, 1 8 Iy. 1111 COMM ISSP)N'ERSfor VICTCI:4LLING ti ,. :Nis' LAIAJESTItV `N /' - Y do hereby give Notice, feat'"'! 7'uesday,• the 14th. of .Septeinber' next, they will be `'-',,toreceive Ternkrs in .toriting 2(.ealed i n.p), and treat fir 7,?:; c,, i11i ufprinze II: ISH 8,F.1.:F and 1;913. K.,•.nat enTeeding ; "gkreArate twelVethonsand Tierces 6:f each Species, to e "'ed in the ens ung'SeitilOn ; ofieleigkth'inirtltereof to be i• P4e4 ' ll ik 1141 Puncheons, Art.-eighth parts in Ticices, .and . 44 'entailin g one-eighth part in Barrels; tb be deliVered 1 ),, 4 44 Afvje.;.tv's t'ictualling Stares at Deptliird, Portsniont h, \ti: 41 " 01 , and Cork; in sizeh p.*:9pGrliii,ii as shall hereafter be i ' 4l ' 4 'd; and by' t he periods . }inileiniefilliin'ed, vie. te,tkirti part ozethewhole.bytte'l4l , Febriiciry, B_o ; - , il)gt i t / ' ' '' ' e r( L ) ::::;7:ll 9 lr ": tt l ii i ri t 4 e itir l t s' 4 . t i lt i :•3i 34' ,clay, . ' 1 • . 11' - Vier k4 Valit flea` .4 Ba ' Pts - ayaLtewithont Interest, sixty "Ways Y 7 Q . i. 74e Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Seen.... : P.9 ' . 9:674. e , at this Ogre; or by applying to 3.tr. J 717. Dan .:Wile;'-de-ertfyin-the' rirtnalthrient Cork; to the Collectors tr. 4B ) 4l itiesty!seustoms. at Linivriek..; 'Belfast,. Neiery, asul 22t -4 . te 'ii',4; and to the Secretary ,to the Posimaster-Oeneral '' A b 7 . 4 . 6", . respectively. .. , , fl ri.bider for a liss quantity Ihrtn Five hundred Tierce s 0n. .. e V. , 6 nd IVell'undred Tierces of Pork, will be admitted, :17 111 re a n d lie Aoet to an . - Tender' in which the P2.lies 4 ' : ? "t be inserted in frords: at length, 'or that shalt ~:;,..-6e delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said i o ll '!.4 ` l ".q, 'the I 4i4 of 'Scptembernext ; nor sinless the Person , t ena ' ldci4 e.e the •Tinder, o'r some Person on his behalf, at ', to ania4i4leett called'lni% . - • .- . ." . . 1 ,4-;(trh, , , be accontpanled . by a Letter signed IA; . two ,,!!'e‘Ponsible Persons, engaging, to become bound with t i : t ' ' ' a ": : : A l ' e' l l e :in:, alsoi n the Penal Sum of L. 15 per Cent. on ...... ytkrtinet, far' the due performance of the Contract. I,ondou: f!rinfed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, 43, Ileet-street; and J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. I TItONCHET'S PARIS. This Day ivas . publisbed,'priCe Cs. bUa . rds, or 75. bound, CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. . , Abeing complete PICTURE ibf PARIS ; Guide to all the Public Buildings and Curiosities in that Metropolis, and containing the Pleasures of Paris, in Wint,r and;Sinmuri; Witb'a full Atcount of all the'Plieatres. Places of Amusement, Balls, Fetes, &c. &c: at Paris, and in its En virons : accompaisicd With fiye descriptive Routes froth the Coast to Paris, and full . l3ireCtions to Strangers on their first Atrival in I liat.',Caltitat. , --By 1.01:71 ti fished with Map} and Plates. Sixth Edition, corrected and *tilarged..l • • •• • - The Reverend Henry Steward, presented to the Rectory of Keatly, in the Diocese and County of Armagh, 15th ut btu:try 1819. _ _ The Reverend Leslie Creery, to the Vicarage of Kilmore, in'the'Diocese and COttnty of Down, 23d of January, 1519. The Reverend Edward Bowen, to the Rectory and Vicarage of Taughboyife,. in the biocese of Rophoe, and County of Donegal, .13th of April, ISM The Reverend DOct or 'Beadfort, presented to the Preben dary of Mayne, in the Diocese ut Ossory, and County of Kil kenny, 2otrytif April, 1.519. His Grace the Aichbisshop of Timm has appointed the .Re terend H. Maxwell„ Prebendary of Balla, and Rector of the Union ot 'lialcarra, in the County 'of Mayo. Vacant, by the death of the Reverend G. Fitzgerald, the Rectory of Ardstraw, in the Diocese of Derry, and County of Tyrone. • • - 'Vacant, by the death of the Reverend Mr. Meredith, the Retory of Ardtrea, Diocese of Armagh, and County of Tyrone. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paler toster-roW. ......... ....... • . ,• Of whom may nlco lii• had, ~ 1. Coxe's Geutkman's Guide ill his Tour through France! It'. - boards, or Bs'." boilitol. 2. -- 'fravuller's Guide in Switzerland, 53. boards, or t3S. bound: 3, - Picture of Italy, Second Edition, Ids. boards; or 16s. hound. 4.. Campbell's Traveller's Guide through Beiglu& and Hol land, Second Edition, 7s. boards, or tis. bound. • 5. cOokti'A:Toiiograi,hS , of Great Britain, being a complete Guide to every County in England, Wales, and Scotland 52 Parts, price 15.6 d. each, or on fine Paper, 2s. 6d. • 7 * II * Any,County way be ltad Separately. Last night William White, Esq. Sheriff Elect, arrested Robert Holmes, on board an American ship, charged with the murder and rubbery of James Bourke, near Klimallock, in the county of .Limerick. A constable was sent express ou the Limerick coach last night, with letters to the Mayor . and Alderman Harding, requesting their a,ssistance. Mr. White,was applied to, and at tended by the constable, whom Mr. W. recom mended to be disguised lest lie should be known, ,which was accordingly done, they proceeded to search the ships bound to America, and fortu nately discovered Holmes on board a ship at Lapp's Island that was to sail in a day or two. He was lodged in Bridewell last night, and this day taken before the Mayor ; he acknowledged being present at the murder, but denied. having taken any part in it. Blood, was discovered on his coat by Mr. Hardy, who asked if he had that coat on the day the murder was perpetrated ; be said he had.— He was committed to the County Gaol.—(Cork Advertiser, July 1.5) OWEN•S Woll,lis, NEW EDITIONS. In One VolAine,§vo. price Gs,. bonds, • I. A NEW VIEW OF SOLIETY • in Four _CIL Essays on the Formation of the Human Character, preparatory to ti. Development of a Plan for gradually awe lusting the Condition of Mankind. The Fourth • " • ,T 2. An ADDRESS delivered to the Inhabitants of NEW LANARK, at . the Opening of the Institution estalAlished: fur the Foi Mation ut Character. The Fourth Edition. Price 3. OBSERVATIONS on the EFFECT of. the MANUFAC TURING SYSTEM. The Third EOition.—TO which are added Two Letters on the Employment of Children in Ma nnfactorie'g, and d Letter on the Union of Chinches and Schools. Price.2s.6d. • 4. TWO MEMORIALS on Behalf of the WORKING CLASSES ; the first presented to the Governments of Europe and America, the second to thu Allied Powers assembled in Congt est at Aix-la-Chapelle. Price ts. • Also, in Sen. Price ss. W. sewed, . . I 1 1 I ILOOMSI4.-URY-SQUA IZ E, Four Doors 1108•,_,,r0m the top of Southampton-street, Iluil.orn, is the buml, '''. LINEN COMPANY'S enty WAREHOUSE in LON- ~7 • ri ESTABLISHED NINETEEN YEA PPS, -Pi', 're Sale of Irish Shi r ti ng an d Sh ee ti ng Oath by th e - o e , I , r at the Fact or ' s p r i ce , WARRANTED f or D ura bility, a Pp "-"r' and to repay purchase-money should any fault d ept• Artio jero and irile c Ireland, ompany, from the nature of their Establish otter to the Coffin - 1411)4y the Above much cheaper than they can bc procured through any tat t 6 I ;ueditnu. Good Irish, Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes ...J4 l t L is ual• Conn' or der& punctually attended to. aot ,--N DONOVA, 4, Bligniiibury-square, I. Agents. fis; DOYLE, 31, St. Mary's Abbey,Dublini j ANUFACTOItY, 62, •Ctic•apsidc, • per gallon. Turpentine as. Linseed 0i1... 4s. U 4'll l5El :t) A I N'l' .M t'. • Queen-Streit, ti er o .I• z _ ' ' • per cwt. " I nc White /, • d J , . • 'if the 4 ra ' In: nest ilea- . 4G3. .). t iiikk' ' , I . ittli v ,,,`JlNT . and Co. in addressing the Public, most respect 4,4liinform thew, that tli . eir White Lead is of the fine st ~ Il k il ' IR- tnis article it may justly be said, " the best is 1 4 . _ 771e aPest." • rhe genuine i'e the most durable as wall as Iliefr"o,t o rnamental • while the inferior kinds, having had 4re.olllotAlie poweri ' r . eilUced, soon became discoloured, anal kildi?"Plal to e.onstant ixposore to the.atmosphere.-11pton ;Uth„,,l-I.ell White Lead at prices front 40s, per cwt. to 445., 1 4 •i.'gh for the reasons b'efor e named, they only recommend 11 '4 .st' quaritY i these will be found superior to many kinds ilti Quality 4``()tiered to the Public as theltiist, at Much' higher ' !II if,e undermentioned Anti-Corrosive Paints are very neat ,i.44:Pearance,• are very • preserving, and are easily applied, l ' , lti:;',t l Z only tu be thintied wiih Oil ; they are stilted for . airings awl all out-door work. • r. ' '' . ANTI - COItIIOSIVE PAINTS. • , • oisihk Green per cwt.. per cwt. '!" • 40s Brig ht Bed " " 11111() • •—• '- • • • i:ditt o pis, 1 1:1,1- (seen • ..... . its. Dm . 4'4,i ..... .. i I s. ? Black Paint .... 46 . 5. . I '9 . ►' "10ur.,'4,,,,,....... 48s. Yellow - • 366. Li, --at i• .. ka 4 ,, 1 _,, e... ....... 48$. White . . 7 445. ........ 40s. Prepared Oil 4s. bd. pt. ball . N • : Itenn II(' 11 T• B . It, ~„ . L ..0 i al 10K 20 s. . Brown per cwt. ' , 4,,,i• ~4 i rultacits amid Dealers supplied every descrip ‘u:trui.ou very ad b antageous 'term 1; 'with TRACTS rrlatir.O to the NEW VIEW OF SOCIETY ; viz. Proposals for Raising a College. of Industry of -all useful Trades and Husbandry. By John Beliefs. (Reprinted from the Original, published in 1696.(—Report to the Committee df the Association fur the Relief of the Manufacturing and Latiduring`Poor. ,, —A Brief Sketch of the Religinus . Society of People called Shakers.—An Account of the Public Proceed, which took place in London in July and August 1817. Pnhlished by ROBERT OWEN. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ouse, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row; and to be had of all other Booksellers. AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, for Chil dren while Cutting their Teetb.—t)f all the numerous Cases that hare appeared in the Public Prints for the last Twelve. Years, of-the good etfeets of the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP ; none are more entitled to the attention of every*Mother and Nurse than the following:— , The infant daughter ut Mrs, Lee, 37.- Bowliug-street, Cler kenwell, commenced Teething at a very early age, with great fever and pain; the irritation of the gums occasioned such in flammation of ,the body, as to cause the child to void blood with its urine; at the same time there waS also a great. falling of the' body,, forming a lump of flesh the site of a cherry. Thedistress of the Parents may he better ituagihed than descrihr rd. The condition of the child was sneh„ that it could not he Moved without being placed on a pillow, when Providence directed them to try the sOOTHING SYRUP (every other . 121C4111S proving useless), which, after using a few times, stop pH the inflainmation, and those alarming symptoms were entirety removed, and the child has cut her teeth with per fect. ease. To he had - of the' Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, 94, Newnan-street, Oxford-street, London ; and, by their ap pointment, of all the principal Medicine Venders and Per fumers in Town and Country, at 2s. 9d. per Bottle. N.B.—Mrs. .JOHNSON relieves the Poor, as usual, at her house, every Tntsday and Saturday morning, from Nine till Ten•o'Cleck, by bringing a Letter from a respectable House keeper, -tiveertily - thust they are real object 3 of charity. THE ARNIY. The following article appeared in only a part of our impression yesterday " The following is ae.present distribution of the forces in the West Indies : 2d Regiment (or Queen's)—Demerara. 4th Ditto—l-lead-gnarters, Gienada, five Com panies ; Trinidad, three Companies ;'and Tobago, two Companies. ' sth Ditto—Head.rinarters, Antigua, five Com panies ; Saint Christopher's, four Companies ; Montserrat, one Company. 9th Ditto—l-lead-quarters, St. Vincent's, five Companies; Dominica, three Collipanies ; St. t wo Companies.' 21st Ditto (Fosileet's)—liarbatloes. Ist West India Regiim nt—Head-qoarters, Barbadoes, six Companies ; St. Lucia, one. Com pany ; Dominica, two CoMpanivs ; Antigua, one Company.. 3rd I)itto—llead-quarters, Trinidad, five Com panies till fin thur orders.. In Jamaica are the 50th, 58th, 61st, and 92d Regiments. In Honduras, the Cuntp3nies of the 2d West India It,ginKut. The professed end of all this revolutionary bustle is, Universal Suffrage, Annual 'Elections, and. Vote . by .Ballot,i—hut how are the industri ous to find employment, the poor consolation and support, and the cornmonity its first blessing, tranquillity, though this professed end should he -obieined ? As a commercial nation, Ueivt real Suffrage will not- regulate the demands of for . igrs countries, or iecrease !heir call for our comma. diries ; and, it it do not, our unemployed can oh tain Imo employment, nor our pocir ameliorai ion— and, as for Annual Elections,: they. must be just as unavailing: Those changes in the shape and substance of - our Constitution cannot place m4t_ ters in. peace,,eXittly as they stood when we Were at war—cannot.7cast the population into soldiers, manufacturers, and agriculturists. The cons imp. lion of war cannot be preserved in peace, nor came society be protected against having the disbanded .soldiers and seamen thrown upon them, and Iliss unproductive population increased, as employ• twin decreases.. Annual Elections cannot Coun tervail the moral - necessity of things, nor Univer la! Suffrage either. " Saute complain that time expenditure is tore great. But though the expenditure be great, howr is it to be contracted by those favourite measures of the old .Spafields',Reformers ?. Should the No. bility be abolished as an order, and, together wide the Gentry, doomed to confiscation ; yet, there must be some sort of Government when murder becomes weary, and there -is no longer any thing; to plunder ;—and who can tell what the relative expellee of such a Government may be, after more was suffered than an Algerine Government could inflict in an age ? The State Will not, dare - nor, he . base enough to submit. There Hoist he a struggle if the Reformers persevere--a struggle.. wit - Vibe lacy, or a struggle With the lawful force of the State. What is the good, it it were goad, worth .obtaining at .such a sacrifice AN that is suffered now, would be balm .and comtort coin• pared ivith the scourges and woes of such a col. lision But, suppose society to be inverted its the struggle —suppose rank and- property to-be put down, ,and meanness, ignorance, and violenco to be ascendant, can any body dream of liberty, honour, Or . security, in such a State ? Or, it inicli• a dreadful inversion be desired out of economy; the cry for which . contriving treason turns to its ac• count, what chance is there that Wooller, oc Watson, or Fhint, or the three Schoolmasters, who harangued at. Birmingham on the 12th, oc any other of their despicable and untoward fra-. ternity, would be more frugal, than the Ministers selected, out of the Nobility and Gentry of the United Kingdom ? We breve examples in the general history of the country, which should warn us against political r hypocrites. Every body recollects the self-denying; Ordinance-mere of Charles the First's time—mere who disclaimed all views of interest whatever ; but men who, notwithstanding, robbed the coon-. try, and sunk it to a state of beggary, by the most unbounded rapine. What ado antage would Annual .Elections or Universal Suffrage, if they were as good as they happen to be absent, be, under a Junta like the self-denying Ordinance.. men ? " .But the unemployed artisan' is told, by at strong popular movement, pursuing the favourite end in view, the public debt may lie abolished.— But what is this" it it could be effected, but to destroy those innocent thousands, whose pioperty.- consist in what the Nation owes them > Whet• would it be to destroy the debt, but to destroy those whose fathers had lent their property to the State, when it was struggling to assert the public honour, or to maintain the public interest, against foreign enmity or envy ? What would it be, but to add, by an atrocious injustice, to the already over-proportioned numbers of the poor ? What would this this'be, hut to iuipoverish the Nation by a deadly act of ruitral .? and what would be the advantage of having no taxes, when general beggary• 'embraced the land, and the property once paid imposts to the State, was crum bled or dissipated away, in a bloody and savage scramble ? God protect the Country avtinst those hideous phrenzies, vrltich have been raised by designing miscreants heretofore ; and which the same descliption of men, by means of an in fernal Press, ate seeking. to, rouse again in the great body of the pour, and ignorant, and des , petatt.",