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i 1 (No. III.) ots.t uv vrtovs 'PIM APlntl . :33 ; Ma kitilt TiTu , . ? P tLATES, TO 111 i ROYAL hitgio.,A,s' Ttiti PRINCE ItII.GENT. l'esepioas prel-ites, except that through the I;r:tennis interposition of his ltoyal Highness the Regent, theiplong hoped for entaneipa, thin no ie he obtained, at the same-Cane theyscA pecl,not • to • 'to, st. Cit 'this gi y • • rity to the Prolestint state, tigainit the trOtrite- TiVeprii;ciples of their religion, which, and their prActical effects, I described in my tsvo first letters, and proved that they 'were peetilially e.lculated jolt sibversiOn. / I'sley declare also, that it wtoilit''he in ,direct oppoSition to this dirtato of their ctinecience [!,.ing any interference, di: ly or Indirectly. in the appointment of their pr. !ores ; tt l cli ii. etutinwitlyealled the veto. In s-y t rotl hit 11 held in Dublin the 23t1 anti 2-Ith Or - Augtist last;they stated in their protest tigiii,st 11,14 ravasar.-, " t'init it is our diet:led and conseie, : tions conviction, th,it any priweiit grant ed io the tron:n of Grvitt of inferrer ing,,,tireoly or indirectly in the appnintnient of liZslitips for the itlie..tri Catholic Church in Ire.; him!, most es- .•nt i,dly injure, and oily eventually sublert the Roma,' Catholic religiou in this COtin try, i " and they state ,is another reason for Sitlng it, that " we should consider wirselVeS at bctrdVilig tile dearof interest of that portion of . the e!itirell; the I..rotm Ghost has confided to nor' care, did v. - tt , not declare 111ot4 unequivo cally, that see will at all tiaies, and antler all eir eninstailees, de , ,,iveate alid oppose, ill ever/ ea. Lonical atilt cow.titutional tvay, any such ell-e." The fo'iliitring incident affords nitelairii-, sa l p r p o f ttf the iiicolis-kti:itey'atid tittle serving 1n.,11,•y l (title., tjul,tr loshops. In the month Of ilanu.ly 179!), they assembled in syoud at Dub. lilt, (man, of th e ne,elees, atolionsolicited by ti-ter,oli, tit, agreed tit Le following intiong other r e solistious " That in the7apflonititient of prelates tit the Itlinlllll CathOlie Vacant Sees wit butt the kin g dom, ''SuChqiut,cHtletence of Gnkestoneut, as may enrdde it to be osatisfiell - pt' the Inenity (1) ni nei4ox,6'appaiWgcl J ASjilit 'and oic , ht tu' be ii;-reccl " *, if the (Jove. el ,cut have lity proper , ob., jection , to the caoilidates, tile • piesldeiit of the electio,i informed within ()nil!: stiontli utter the p:e eitiation ; who, ill that ea: , ,e, ttP l .l t'olivioce 11,c elec;tori • to the electiou of an • " .Iglccalliy to the..diSeipliiie (If the Ilonro, C.ttl,otie chinsll;o,cm'. regolations.cau have uo 1.11,.c.t,e.'01,0ut the n s ,etiod ni Cie IL)l.. l °.;ce s,inction the of this Itingd , ..in, itutlt, at , 50011 as 110 y tie , t•,(' eiolearonrs it, proctti}," tilt lit ti:l l ,clie.ss is thus thus to be • roenteil lor. It is iii,ivcrs'ally well 1:nowil; 11.00;sh cl, rgy couccrlietl in C 011: t ', An d / 1 1 ,, H ,c,i,1,, g the hovricl reh,llittt of I , ~; ;40 they ‘%.10,11, for , ,soinc • !I it ; 117uri!111 , 11;il i t t(1k) I),'tltc I;111()0 their - 01114h, and ivy their fir •t is piusts ~tlttl titterwaros, t cowed 4.41 conseious guilt, ;old ilie penal tin would lie in synod, ‘'Ohilltarily to prqpitiatt: Jt k %veil 1 ,. .11() , ‘,1 that the 11iSbtitillar prehttes weer the chief iiii:tigatOr , of the lion r, of Eilcr 14.:1111,GL%, titkiht 1..11-1 , of Chigher, confessed to die y that smo g .. ya , irs pee'Vin,is to its it 1t1i16.111, be . li0;II beVii +WI! ti) Oa: I),, v e, the li"ing* , 511. solicit their assiEtattee tow aids it (3)„ tV.11 , 1 , 14 / the popish ear,, hart .o.lty pro,pecT . 61SticCriS, to Con,c, ( l thedi,i, varied State of England, VI ' l) l til t ' i3 . 1 , (1! of the arlq irchtid, H;oticri 'by the sepaiite t'it: ' ,ls of the royal 011(1 jolCit',, i t wire hostile to tic' th,ty «red 1 1 1 : mos.; exto tions, to the f',o,estintS, and tri i ieptiratkt lrerand But wliest they ‘vs re convinced, t army, united told, r Cromwell, irtisrstibl.,, the 1 Mar ,prelitte e;0 , 11"te(1 UM! "to ;1: to 111111, I Sitcp r ill, A ir the other t t , p,ii,;ican :e:tdets ; aftd.,theie tit u lar pri. issned a pas: oriai • let ; te,:, proy.•::,.. 1 art :he civ i t i ,d, fol. the Silecess tit CI I'll. lValsh's of tlicll,lBli p. 70h: was the tiaie-serv-: , lug ;‘,'l; , ,:y of the Romisle clergy (4)'. In' my last Illffe t • that 'the titular prelates'eicpelleil triton l9ehot , l the'Nfartpiis ON), the . l'2th of Augnst,.l6so, by etennimit tieitting arty p,ni 'son who should, in wily li t miser, obey, -abet, , erve hint ; awl at the saute time they ordered ::II i.i:r , ous" to observe,in ate meati ti nie , the him the'S:titi con, rega-' should present),',;" by which they usurped all the-p„..ver‘alutfuttc,itois of the 1 4or.tturitent. ff hey.tifieeveards liotrlifestiti repubji , , gut. ; hit' thf:y pl'esented, two its rfvesoos lilt,,_ in 1 the Ohitcliit,"l...o43..e:whichcoatttioed the foil.iyi•in tney toil re etly sohject antl 1 ,14 hitt') iinet,, iti toaty,, tiits 0 , 111160(1V% .114yinA ercr, aitipe4Yalk6;ii,peactralily ; l.and in doe contorniity to , the - government , without. (he leitsi dc..feci iqn t h ere ., 1 " . " rfttry'..s, , l We o Pettit ~Ytilsh iii Jrkt Stato ;' Jrriwsc OA:4 4'4UL ineUtitiitiemey . ,,;,ll)"`Jfitiiitr:Y afl, t)ley inKree(i AdittiL p o f person!: t Hie)? in I iitl;b at they say, at the Sallie thAt i it t iCftijiteit • 0:0 t led fjLt °trot- without. (he; tidrtel'ion fit 'the 1 loly '‘vliiclt they ose their ende,tvours le..procate, 3 tent now witewtheir,,Liolv,,l. , l4tlicr recuterniensh its J • Jae in, (34e.q P1)1)0469,4 the.-;diittets t twit. 'l:tis . eXlt4Orllllliit'7 char Eh( it. con• tliteA is tlins ein - i e.!, in the year, 1791, thst.thepetta,litois,.whi.eii 4 0,,, t4 1 1, 0 ,040 . itilriticiples.of selfe.,prtplery,Atimr, re,einivie4l (Or, the reasons Which 1 pity,,.: atated thelefore, they prupo 3 r(i tl 4e y et , them,elves pebivt.ott,C.ll!)g, amt 10, conciliate the L toverti;,,ent ; toit, sinci th e Union, a stione / ac ti o n iviye espoused Vgille of . popery as at) Opposition questi - M, and Inerely to tm 4 tirtlisA o'4o Adtntnistratton ; Knd. , this tins c r illboldelleti tilt! Irish Itonian Catholics 'so much, that they have frequently sletrumiled tioancipatlon matter...a tight, inn sturily,tnne of requisition. :it is a fun damental article Of the "Roulish Chnrch that the decrees of giateral councils are infal.;ible, anti !list Mli ttorunti Cathulita 111114 t adhere to , them ; which I,pruved fkum the highest authority in my first letter. The Reit. Dirctor Milner, in 97 - of hissl;eCiestattittl Democracy, xut l D oc tor Teel, in p. of his fatuous Pastoral Letter, published to 1793, asserts, that the decrees and decisions of the Pope, When pronounced solemnly and ex calhe&al - have - the intim force, soli are as obligatory on the conseiences.of Roman Catholics its,those of general councils. Lewis De la 1-{ague, Professor of Theology in the . College of May ilooth ,'publiilieil in the year 1809, a book; entitled " Cidosia Christi," for the use and edification of tbe Students in Divilkityof that . SeminarY.7— lu pa i ge f6G thereof, the nfallibility of general eouinils is insisted on ; Nt,ll in p. 156, it it'ileclared, that thedogrnatirat deer es and dechiaiis of the Pape arc of opal veight iottlaut4rity. Now this _de cree nf the Pope,, for adinit.ting the interference of the Crown in the'ippoilitnient of Titular Ilishopt, was trianonoccd solemnly, and it is termed ez,ea- • thedra, and yet the Irish IdiAlops resist it,. and tl...clare, that it is in oppiptitioAto the dictates of their couscience, and that Assenting to it, ,they, should betray the dearest interest of that portion of the Church, which the holy Ghost 11 4 s 4 .!'!)fidell to their care. Frointhis we are to infer, that thu Pope and the •Ifidy Ghost are at variance. Though it is bar eighteen years since the Irish Roman Catholic* .enderivoured to dept ice our gra eioutt Sovereign of his Crown,' for the accont. 01dt:tient of which they solicited the aiti . of the French Government, (r,i) the Irish 'Fetid:tr. Bishops state in their 'address, recently pi esetited, in hit !loyal ilighness the Pritice'itegent " that no portion of ltis Majesty's subjects is,' or has tat any time been, ature'entinently distinguished for pure, minseientious; anti disinteatted loyalty, than the human catholic Prelates of Ireland." Tikis reminds me of the following incident. Soon after the restoration, many of the 'lrish. Papists who hail been lenders in the rebellion of Mil, pre -sewed a petition to the King, stating their,loptity, their - sufferings, and their peiseention in copse tpienre of' it, 'and the iniliSOlP of deli , ivitlg them ot their estates,..uuder pretence of thiiir having 'forfeited them; they pritycd in it a rei.toratioii of them :with as assurance as if tiniy never hto violated their allegiance, The Protestants having heard of the gross untruths and misrepre sentations contained' in •their solierted ltia 11,ijesty to give them a fair. hearing at- the Council board, :in the presence of deputies lip. pointed byhtith parties. This reasoniinte . reque a t , wait'-granted, and a dayitif hearing wtas aiopointed„ t,lepttiet Ilk; part of the Protest ants %vete , the Luis of, Orrery and Miltratli, and six toms.. Sir''Nfi;ltolas Plunket teas the leader and pi olocittoe:., of the popish ronthiissioncra. Alit Majesty, the o' : ortnonil, and rilany persons cat the were prestAt, Auer Plunket ' ;loch( speech, ou- the and the sufferings of hi., byetlireil, lie wils eee..d by Sir Jamei eloquence, desi'..7rifi-d Cieir treasondde conduct, theirinirbinions and ev.erablc masisaciesori , wir;eit hr in , ioine , tegree an eye.wiiness., they had fins died, the F i ttri of 'Orrery (trodoced . . ,three papers,' sithstribed by Sir iNicholas •l'lti nket and t lie , other deputies, ..whett, members.. ofi, 0444 „ popish assembly .callett the Conlederake.Catholtus of li.ilkenny, who hail. usurped the ::pu t t ;ill4 functions of the legislature and the executive go. vernasent, hi the rebellion of HAI. I)iike of Ortond, who 'Ailey: their liaini-,writing, de 'cloned tlicy were iiihseribed lay these deputit-s, opt!, tan 6elttg,tl'it'titthetlthey could not deity their signatitres. , flicy wcfe thin read in suecessim, before the Council Board, when it appcarLid that the rrst, made by the Snpreine Council or Poulin. meta at Kilkenny, was an order in whielt they ttitanitriatisly resolved' tOperiectite the Duke of Oritirnitt, his Majesty's Viceroy, and his party, with Art'iltttl4wOrdi. 'The second Wait Art 'tient; itteringirelentl to the i'ope, auttif. he -re-: inset{ the King OfiSpa in thew ti the ,King of Ftrsneei'nocl: filially to .the Duke of Lorrain, erhons,they,ist last iinvestetl with it, by a .reguiar inotettrocit..(6l, The thit4,l,*4o -a Po !lump p i orliAirient, in %i ham they, tick ledge() tbeaupre.me, nothority 14 he lodged. On this tlisit these, were unlikely to tnalse,gootl.snble,cts, who Offered to give away , the kinAihint elf ."Ireland frron his Majesty. The King, after making stime pertinent remarks on thetie purrs,' publicly "'he was COto.. pletely s'Atisiell that _the Irish desevVed . their suf... feritii.7.,"- end he sharply reproved the : depittiet ;I tor dating to appear- before- -him with so moat) i guilt 'upon them, and ftifbed them for :ever his. 1 presence nand coitrt,(;) . 4 tltty, sitgestnari who 'shoiitil .ev.co,:nttenspt to comply with the Petiii6vVf4 tite,'l'ititlayflpisllops, would ciidt , at indirect rellietion on thejnetnory of those 'Venerable men,' who by their piety,. learn.- liar;, 1111[1 . fir RIM achievei! iltelterOyntatiPni and scaled it with their:MO(ld. It wotild be a libell'on those gr'eat'statesMen;_ who with great aimil Magrianinilly hrOtight about the revolution, which has been the source of England's greatness and glory. as Sci forth* tietritria crevit." et Se licit t'l r~ veto, taoarest pukberlitua In every century iinee.tile conquest the pre= sew lime, the firitith Cioverttorter4 have beeit driven to 'tile necesify Of eti:tetiog $, Or 'GI ailopt in t ; stroog meHsures to protect itself against the ‘festittetive prkteipies: of popery,. thiit 'deadly enemy to nitre Wigton and rational itberty bits tver pri.tert a thorli " arm, " A cleaving Ini4ellit't." LTON. Even while it wag rile religion of Ole grate, va rions laws of provisos tint! rirl../..noininey y pe- ; fignirist any peron..who 31100,14 . 14041 itITC411111C;, directly or itnlireclly, - with the s ee of 11, )itie , *cu t .; enortOcrro protect it itlr4instl4,e. ty t•mitiy,. the avari-c, !Ind ambition of 11:t Pave ; wlsirivite Keittler %%ill find in0:126, - 127 14 e s 5 I.?LlinStilAtte, :Queen \l try, notAvithstatnlingher interuperure zeal to efrtablisti• popery, dill not I:sit-. tere, us Sir Ldjarti Cu l it. , observ,e3l to repeal ail Iliti)`est iettrabic rrttlniTocitts of Otfr ::t et: -Ides. "%Filen Eaight.lo etlfracett the glOrions I{eforum , thin, she was . reetkillid as schistuatic and rebel lions ishio levelled 411, their itrtillery against her t i, and her lintuish tnerons, Were ever feily to Obey 'their mot .td.secositt thair : eftrts for her Aleut:mg:nth.— il'hoever peruses Strypei,s iii-clesi.istiCal Annals of Oitabeth, Will find that England,- during'ber reign, was ~o,pmelt R itatrd, vilsgmed, IOW! en dangered by treasonable conspiraelek, Assusiims thin, plots, rebellions, arid invitations to foreign princes to invade her, as trelaml,.lias been since the relaxation of tile - penal laws: These 'leftist were repealelf with a hope of conciliating thetn, but they have only tended .to wake them insolent, and to elicit that i spirit of disaffection which must ever be inseparable 'iron) popery tinder a protes iant starer and their boldness bat increased with their crimes. Ingle antatotteriayine.stuanat." For these rea;,ons, Air Locke itrglies strongly against tolerating the ftomisli superstition; he sayi in his essay on' toleration, '" that church eau have no right to be tolerated by the civil , magi*• irate, which-1s constituted on such a bottom, that all those who enter into it, do thereby, ipso facto, deliver themselves up to the protectinn and ser vice of a foreign prince. For by this means he would give- way to the. settling ; a loreign thin in his own eionktry, stiffer Iris people to 'he listed, as it were, for - 5411as agAinst his own country." "Should any peron - be .. .so infatuated as to think of graiOing any. additional privileges to the I: ;01 !lonian tliis would he au unseaSonahle time to do so, as all the symptoms of popish (Hs. ' affection which existed for some years pre% iotts tQ the rebellion of 1798, have hero truly alarming tool terrific, during the last twelve years; viz. plundering Protestants of their' arm and ainniunitinn„: •tif which • the ilisliferled' hive manifect ed, 'an eager desire to Hectinittlate - large quantities. A popish banditti'have roamed the country dun tt the night, and have inflicted' the Most cruel tortures on such persons is'do nut obey their mandates, and often "inurtfer' Put this vengeance is particularly directed ttgaiitst Snell persons as take any put iu the adtstinistration• of justice,, either us, magistrate, coostablestr wit n m esses, who they frequently Issassinate. con sequence •of Allis system, of terrcir, numbers of loyal persons', have heels obliged tostfuit the roun• trv,_ and to seek, an asylum. in garrison . towtts..— ,, persons within the I.lst twelve yew's, have . . been eons` eted of adiniitistering tit = isiekrirtg'isaths. elf : thy' fullowing itnpOrt : tin tlestwty 411.1.4seretict;' to be , true to litionaparte, and to assist. his forces . . in ovel Turning the EngLsit Lio% . criatient. At isatite time, that priteais ns, , emlily the Catholic Cotntnittee, or Board of Asaiwiation,-.ltago been abitsing nl tittering ; the most hitter ,iitvectives itgailiq the Governittent, :sod have Manifested a tOpe °lc:totting from theist by terror, ‘t hit 'itt pOiitt of policy tit tlt . °trold not. ctiorcile. t•' (I) what /oyotty cAit lie en:tecteti aatier,4, Protrpluitt friuurt' thole 10;4 of An& itt.4i,otaj o , , , *IW . ;1;011C:tit; 1:C44011.114 %Out. 11 i re 4.r it.; or 6,lpßotli o.ttedvi f.r.t 1 , 047, luno uly r tlt ►d tutu , pl - ,1010.1 tgcrts; 1.1 1r1 , 411 add ioll.owinti. The ittol.ir iiisholt 144 " 1. it Iratb, rin .; r lam•of aIi.II. sore contitWittavti , 4s oo - 11 ." 1 1 il l r oe ,ear llothmr, p. 2 , 9 9 . piihop., sttirrreti scitire.crktitt., the , imbue- p. 312. Tile, itolar Kltvfftrt tun tgrO:it . e, in the year lIM •stinl'lttfnlittad * TiSttit'ti' tin; rtu j;; butt t hitt In, that yit 1,1(111SC. tietii, DOllll - Fri3r.,..la !ander. ;mut R notbri..3;i wto irenp rd at the sauT' tone. I J:11110051.7*(1.:Vi'.1„I A - 111 , 1it1h 1011Ele,!111 Nth() • WAs 411 , e lit.' oleaq.o.r, of the (~tO.-4,1,..; ( ei it te I hat . coiitriititi 4 (tii. l v1 , 1(1114:I the • hot iti rvtlelifun .4 I''(•.1 twfarel Stteretlt,;tlltiitltttit'.: erf tun. I Inn, d ,tocisp, hatlthe . l.o;lo:ch:riy.. capital ty t‘t it. , . (3) 11,11..,e; p. , , • • • (4'i colotatet of the . t i tular mottle, ts.sttatttl who:: p-Q.99; t lilt a t l i ViA 4 ini 9 t ! Dvilllt,y, it FE:001CW) eu Wel a gr ata ant; ;yid ti i vi l 4uip a 141.1.11tig DrAwn, and I.oor, tite' , itittit; tr41;441-''. e.t, heat thesKinitim%ing it ttto iprty fpr Min p4trtical.trly,,,tli, tale cunnefp e ;tenders,. . Pagitts,' al . V' tterviicti. •- . • (6) 'rite eististilrtstnri acknowloilgeit all. these;fitott upon ()nth ' Itofor t a Secret Committee of the I:loose of an d th at tlie popillteittergrAliMr/itillY co.operaited with' thebio See Report, 17P8. try (5) Tite-envdoys ii>xtl tic nti'riolttt weve„Nitihni4.l , repelt, ti .tttiartnisivop ilfAlVii,AlP- 1 .ii 47 NiCk4414; 11 , 1 P4)4 3 ,the 'tutor of these poinsh dtpoties. who ‘vas 1, the •liope; tool four -fifths of the persons wittisyli;d- the itr;talio., thins given to these tuirsionsvienorbenee titular At cithi‘hotio alutliisllolApt9R4,ll* , ,, P...4'49. fly Illifittqal:443lo. strtunent 4 by. whist' .tL t y a t lrccd to incest the'flithe tif rain with li-ettia, it %t.' retici Wit uf'it. Dor I a,, , 4.} tr),? W d itt , feMen 4V i ltod thjoAncjil,..ot ralatelLin,the Prefact to t,yrery!f§takil.ejltV, in Viction Liar xiti, anti itt Sit Jattie% Wil key Atittotts. , • ~ ;Si , ,V41)k.: 4 4.1,y 1 , Liervens. on INKS gr., :TWIN IXA reSd hii - lourth Lecturgii . oniMoodby inga emit lelicmtnlnt. of .141, 0,4 Pr c h tient Jiersp.efitive; iii this Alisiza-nglitlihslo4kefiY,,tlll.- retftedmie attention of 'the IStmleotlol-0440s114arei the eirele,_.ituil the Pea 4 te r P/4 ..:.r9-Ptrkplify. if:Quirks the Professor producial -numerous- draw: tiot - ,-joi . 9ll?Tqwer no. nutely to explain his excellent instructions from the lattery however; we select the followin.4oef sketc4 ' qcoisQr coinmene.Ta 'wit h 1146111 d" Pet ti.: which.departinent, thongh, p.ekhap,,vot perfectly title to nature, slit! 4itSeirves , the alum, lull itrt Olt,. for its titil:ty I'3 a'lritlCtl 'b y the licit elltitterl. Ile diva, pr . oc:ecded i tik . tC , tt 111(1 .01'aclacell 'ilraWitiga of the varimii, inetliods Mach tied , been • rt.” , , or t to, l,)1 the tiroopie placing.thst figure in pet - vet:live ; the 4.•,tri!kest owe extitot.,was its far halt I\ll . . 'Fortier then , reterred to, anti typkinethii\t modes ,used by_ sitcceiii ve l'rolvsnori. .tchit.'ve, tin:, Since - that dim' the tints, wet f .Androvet, •11bAbtos, !NI olois, N;eeroti, Vignola, and Vieder wail je;ie. ; Out the (, :le signed by:Friese 6 c 'O4 Ault pr4fectand corre c t : The knowleilg.: - of the square is the . first-and most essential object in tit-tiii)ing i(Zt ultuu it ttewkol , ik . sciente - th,,y b r sititi to IAT red-; next ~ , I -tlie.scppirv, the circle of Ott.. f itet importance.- • , 'r lie Priifessor :then concloele i l by refertinti,,,tn,.. the-tidy; ifotvit Toytor, modern Arfi , t.i; tor &nein , • circle awl pnitagon in pets;,ective, • 1.."1* r'; I , tollita: OF PJ:StIIs.I.IE7.4 11, JAN.3I. THE iiNG ii: .iimitici't. .. 'll is etts- it °rid -appoint eft iiit - it tgtlitien t to - :I* f • ; It o 'l' tiii 11.dctiottit ( 16.4itIst the deteniloe. )41, l'reatot tr4if-t heCounty 011islieaster, l'or zll3)ar•-, - i ilienee -tii fuel ( l ittler of .Meigiqtr.ltieS .1; t .lie. to tett or 1 Live.rii4ol, :1.1 which he seas orileted t') pity., out, itfiLu etailit'rfaiet;'-t!.ertitin -iNlitingt.t til pr.piertt;•'- i hers for the exPettit;s 01-proseciition at the I.l:ktr,'• • ' pool Lloriiitili Court. 'I fie only (16eSlii(it ' tVi whether the Alagistrat,ei•of the liorestgli, .and 100 i: of the County, cutild order thL'Sr adwances to 11•1 I paid. Mr. Ct.,..trate, in .sit of the'iodictrnent , 3 r* Fit (1, CIA it Was tritnim/C•fit fur , :::,v C,i, , , , , wil' i Were' comiretrist to „tiy gratd alit! };; . !IL lii--.lii2Si to orde;..the expences ot the ll' Itio!. , ti , hii, it-:rid (iiit'4the County Rate. Tha t t he btitt•qi Of 2411earge 11, * gave. that po , ser; tiod hie it! Li%eriio•A ' piiiit 'it's .ndfpr,:pnrtion to the f:lointtt Itate, there was no, hardship On the County 1 i! ] !firge that.the: rateiltould be chargeable =6O l t`'‘ I -expences tif . •*he'llikrojith,-prosecittiuns. - 0 0 ‘ l ' I e"trlr'y' it was Ili ease of the rate, as l)lbeiliiie I • the' felons 11,i.lit be 'reitiitetrfor triA to'-tlie Ml' itizes,the4ndike_of whielt.nright clearly attic " 4 ::' meat out of the rate, n;hicli n 1(l he itioc,l ii,.i- I vier, 'us there -Vrtitilcl; he - also - the CoSts orrettiovioc. I the prisoner to the A i.' ssize. Town. ' ~ , , 1 - • 1 Mr. J. Witn.taits - 011 the - contrary, tirgthr" d ia l, i the lattices of the eu t i t AtY atolie, l!ad po‘ser to, charge thee county-rate; as they Were the ~: iIY . snits tO allot, the ll'iliuter'sliccount: The L ()tut' i 1 id.. ..,. decided, that the Borough Alit'gistfq4ers '''``• '_;,./..' • thorny to char g e the county in this lesitect. • Judi:meg fur the King._ i ,• • - . . . ;-- .. - THE ICING V. JOS. WADLEY. + The defentlant,',Wrin was dotivicted‘ o4 an 1 . 11 • . dictuit tit i t U e u r i , eg u r- :: tt s t eu lu"r t 'l et oll ice litT ; ) l l4lli t li o lei ' l i ll i gt a a y I: a tiltile fit i'l le s) '' ei ( vil i i i e 4 .er 4) B'B / : . tl : tivici6c"°"l::'. 7 P4l:, V. tars, GENT. The cloert - slant tii.lt..e'd tar 'isidontntr.is is do' -of .allousuit, ;ur..that !h .: plaibli!/ did not pro,' '. teedi;t4 the tr;al ut C.le etliiie, pittififit I' ) 11 l Order' bllthe Court, as t t t he pf d i nt ar, was 0 , aro , tu.bfirigtuoitol . 4(!cordio,l ! i • ...._ , gXIiCUTION .of tilLLA:ki and 13110CE:MAAi., Tito Subass)ers, fur t4O-Nforder of n nerrndv- 015'1'f' On; . .Aionday the B:term:fent of the Sor t '. tltcse tt.itorttittitte Ric" : iu tlieVanderuned cell, by t4, , a Rev. Janes gollgvt. 0 116;11:t their. own express %lesire, atteade I .11100.,, , ,Ikeir : ,,e,invietion..,,Previots thiftcreceirlng . thAscrttruent, they fully nektuov.. 1e71`04 MrAtifirlgieflie• jo4tiCe of' their len' tence.,.:. and their. (Jeep contrition iur the:aline, fur whidt they Were to sutler. Alffi:i;tlie . tel'"" • mortfrillr their, ciitysCo l ( 4 friends to them for the last time. l'he scene be,- t tern flntl his wife was t ridy Iteart•retiding , ' • unit it wus %%jib flitlicnlty, that they could . hr ' O- " iltititto‘i front retch other. 130th, awl firdcly mein fe l :vetted that Atlout, (the watt • oli o I t o:tied Kinit's.evidence) ocit c;:ott: to yiEt itent fit riiota ; n 141 t 110• ; ..: tens London ivilistott;pg.gopy. it koittntenit tit chcit' they were vtrtattoit4 to 'sit,tke and .assure hint..thnt they should die in peril d' . with Itnn; s and in lu:ly hat it v with alt tuaukind --()n every ueensfotillt!y trit t leme:ortbe: most Fero vint-.tie*lto'tn : jtlin....ip and essed the Alinister.their ni . tnosi-gr,ititode Ihq settn tious tbty had..yeet4+ed the-eoP"'. larilps , they .derived from theh relighiat exereiso' csiertiv: niorving:, qt'a l knticartuipm• wrp4.ebs. tottered the curt how. 'l'l. ~ . ' felons' ..iirk of Newgate.: attended' IP, , the excri" tl u iver 'hu‘l. ir j.rruat -ternither 'in tillie - tti. . 4 4314 1 1 ,- iteetneit much dejected ; lint in the appeorince? t . II Itioekritan there was no iiiterdtioo tince 114 t r'iltall. l :4l34l! hail evitteltolpspent the intern,L K y . ' :,, lift/MI-their cottvictie t t' Aru l eteettt i on as (4e . 7 r ii6 tVt 'l ":` iletarV i ibq tnUivil.tke , c' o rt chef , r 9lioikk jiattda xylth their hien& . mi 'd s aid l'' thwin, that they were going ttp‘in a more pr`": l .'. perm., voyage tha n sta y t h e y h a d- yet ta k en , °l d that the would reach it .soonee. Gill lie l'''' l l e t vitli al . gieaie'beftiidtenee tiled all - etontni hi:.!, i . took*out ilis I ncek a allit,bandkercllier; teal' L i : 1 ; Pheigted the gaoler wo u ld d e li ver to an iiit`'"3-t lilkil. The intfortuw/te de4ingitants arrived/1 ',''the lAtal *put ah•nit A quarter iuist tea WO )ck ,',, 1111 : 1 , 1 4 1 ' i 'het their - fate With 'th at ciltUtiess *tad ve/figtia. - c I which luscf.hroetgitotit eharitoterjee t t t heir conO c u r t It was u*rstpckti that they are to be l' 1 " 41 . chainvoWthi Bilge& *if ilitiriver. ' ' ' i;iiii A boy about eight years elielngleft Al6O in.a room in a Small coati, offildrp-alieliPlet: market, yesterday ntirning,', 4 oitiiii'dothis4 o 6r 4iit-,Sorelst.ill Wore! hOrcitior.abo n t t en inii.l4o. 0; 3frl it i. no person went t o ht s a ► ss i, ta „„, ~ tnlitSev , was 4seitini bin). When di sc ri t votilivl; *xiothr.i we . rs lippit fla W 4& 0 ,, car ricit ' • COAL MARKET JAsoipt Si. Sbipmst Shire sold. Pear' pct. 4 4 '.• I g/i NotiitaiSla 15' lei 5under1and............ ' • in. '144 '9 ( r ) l . lr . i ' t, ',4 lY'sc' ',,, 6 l. 74 .: d i lt j 9 i t ' t i, Tul :h 4" : l4 2 6ll- 4 4n t .s t, or Ge„r g emod, E. g . or a JaUsbter., • Mh.11.1061.11 531 16 On finetitap, at Brighton. Mr. H. Maker. surt.reont trlAitiatic.;hvg.mtly..4.AoKhi t tr,of .14,4 t F,EI• t[ife" srttirdar, Vi'm.M.Li.Cotilie,Eiti. R. N. to Ol t, diati4hter of Mr. 'l'. Hammond, surgeon, Edr0unt41L.........,' 1.4 - • ~ .••: , . , ED, On Stinhy, at ilia seat, Castle traWard,'lturt illirfimor- IltitiltAitut. , Fleriefiqolktalvard. 1 1 .411 of Cat-kis-le, Viscoill, to r& th, Baron Daiirs, g.G. Iris' togrtiship ve t s oppoint:. ` ;101. 14frie.Aktainr, Irthiul . ,,9ctutter is o 1780 0 and I va, socc tl3 ol , tit no , thatiod, April 10,17 . 6', tytlit late flake illf Pe d bet The Earl was schstsinenlly, Aril t, 1783, appoin te r Os Privy St•iii. which nthee ht to.c , enki tha gaiiit F e '''' Iric' t Larsialtiv is &itt.rev 4 lo.ll in, hi; sitG..s and estates by bil r vti , I. '" 111 'r''' 1Y ii ' f 1' Mry th' (riot 14 ' will,. tr. ,Iti• I tin. leorge,- • .Istuunt , o e I tatlislel; NU. firc enuan.iland. er nid , st" I 0) _. , 1, , , tire,inettiay la.tat his liotse. in -Brick:lane , I ?fir,. Jobn Nterentan, aged 53. __.......e, "ffm‘iliteierit 1,0 ! J. T 1: eAttsTAirts, 1. 1031:angs;: tailliialled II W. A. SCRIPPS. et f o e I• at: thy ittv: - -UFFice. No.) ley Struld ; where • ", I RI oriel 1-utter's (fait-puidj tir.c %oast. adjn.` W 44 ogiir . OA. To 4 „deo