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No. 9, New Bridge -street, Dint:fon. lioNonimf Sin • I BEG leave to inform yon ; that ever since the . year 1790, 'I had been -afflicted , with the Lues Venereal , nich, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine 14 escribed by the mos t em i ne nt of the faculty here, and tin -4 trgoing severalievere courses of ktlivation, and trice d from the Hospital with little relief , woul d appear:to Q r of the most inveterate nature. In tLc spring of last year eisorder bad got to such a head, es:nearly to put a period " lay existence-. 4 had a large ulcer un the crown of my head, 6 „," "'ea each arm,..smi Inv legs were • broke out in frightful " 4 naer ; my right was dreadfully painful; and had been in a `Late of Ulceration for the last seven years • my left had also 41 w e u large no d es on it, was very much diset;loured., and gave vxeruciating pain, particularly warm in.. bed, "arly to deprive me of rest in this lamentahle state, I ~.r t a recomm en d e d b y Mr. J. Thomp‘Ain, (who received so '',, it tt a cure by th em here), to take your Patent, Pills, I.4tt 'eh I begdn t o dotal Cie 2fith o. .May ; in the course of a trio I n ight began to receive benefit-T.-in little, more than a a n tht he ul c e rs on roc lie:Aciaridirms were soundly healed— v'&tter, the s o re! ni t my legs healed also; leaviog, how ''Qnsiderablediscolouration in the . s sin, and pain in the athe left, which, by the blkscing of God, and a little tW e r.l ,, =iteverance Nuer invaluable , Medicine, subsided 4i,d es - dispersing, the skin re,gainiug its natural hue, and r n Pclurnal pains gradually going thus became,' by 4r _ liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from : all my Allitmtier complaints—bare recovered my former spirits and c uuti F t h) anti am become jolly arid fat, In, which state having • ti.,'uttmany months, to the astonishment of all who knew - tu, v. " , at a loss in what terws to ixte my gratitdde, but .2t , * for th e good. of other suffer p ing Ss mortals, to make caSe as public as possible, as I . shall on , every occa . so doing you will Irgreatly alr, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, Alva ' ALEX. MURKER ns Close, Hieh-street, Etiinburgb. J • N. 1. nesses to the above Cure:— , ~..,j oh P on,- No. s, New Poultil Market, Edinburg .1), n 41( i'ltosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh.. Le h ttred and sc,:d by the.sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY t the . RoYal 'College of Sur.geons, at - bis ti tt iw iaxtia_nt;y,.e • sid , ei rl u.c. CW Bridge-stfeat Latch) • • IC after a of more than 40 ' years, i n u'a W p d r e actiee Lberidet a‘fec o ted to the cure ot Venereal Complaints eery whioll t i ! e ie n l o 'atof. 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Whereas the Protestant succession to the Imperial Crown of this United Kingdom and its dependencies is, by the Act for the further limitation of the Crown . and the better securing the liberties of the subject, established permanently and inviolably : And whereas the Protestant Episcopal Church of England and Ireland, and the doctrine, discipline, and government thereof, and likewise the Protestant Presbyterian Church of Scotland, and the doctrine, discipline, and government thereof, are, by the respective Acts of Union between England and Scotland, and between Great Britain and Ireland, therein Se verally established permanently and inviolably : And whereas after due consideration of the situation, dispo sitions, and conduct of his Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects, it appears just and fitting to communicate to them the enjoy ment of the benefits and advantages of the Constitution and Government happily established in this United Kingdom, - so that all his Majesty's faithful and dutiful subjects may grow into one nation ; whereby there may be an utter oblivion and extinguishment of all former dissensions and discords between them, thus consolidating the Union between Great Britain and Ireland and uniting and knitting together the hearts of all his Majesty's subjects in one and the . same interest, for the support of his Majesty's person, family, crown, and Government, and for the defence of their common rights and liberties : And whereas by certain Acts passed in the Parliaments of Great Britain and Ireland respectively, certain declarations, commonly called the Declaration against transubstantiation, and against transubstantiation, an d t h e invocation of Saints, and the sacrifice of the Mass, as practiced in the Church of Rome, are required to be made and subscribed as qualifications for the enjoyment of certain offices and franchises : And wberee as the said declarations are in the words following & that is to say— " I, A. B. do declare, That I do believe that there its not any transnbstantiation in the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, or in the elements of bread and Wine, at or after the col/sea:diem thereof by any person whatever." " I, A. B. do solemnly and sincerely, in the presence of God, profess, testify, and declare, That 1 do believe, that in the Sa crament of the Lord's Supper there is not any transubstantia tion of the elements of bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ, at or after the consecration thereof, by any person whatever. And that the invocation or adoration of' the Virgin Mary, or any other Saint, and the sacrifice of the Mass, as they are now used in the Church of Rotne, are superstitious and idolatrous. And 1 do solemnly, in thepresence of God, profess, testify, and declare, that I do snake this declaration, and every part thereof, in the plain and ordinary sense of the words read unto me, as they are commonly understood by English Protes tants, without any evasion, equivocation, or mental reservation whatsoever, or. without any-dispensation already granted rue for this purpose by the Pope or any other authority or person what ' soever, or without thinking that I am or can be acquitted before God or man, or absolved of this declarati on, or any part thereof, ,although the Pope or any other person or persons, or power whatsoever, should dispense with or annul the same, or declare ' that it wale null or void from the beginning." And whereas the said declarations relate only ea .matters of epiriturd and religious belief, which do not in any manner affect the allegiance of his Majesty's subjects ; May it therefore please your Majesty, , • That it may be enacted; and be it enacted, by the.Eing'e :Qat teecellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal , and Commons, in thi s present. Parliament asseenfiled,. and by the auth or i ty of the same, That all such parts of' the salts Acts as require the said de c l arat i ons , or either of them, to be made or subscribed as a qualificAti n for the exercise- or enjoyment o f office, 'franchise, or civil tight, by anf of his MaiestY :s s a s v u e aiseelties;inbaef and the same are beret)) , absolutely repeale d; A Passed in t9' provided. Mud Whereas by divers c the, saisl Parliaments of Great Britain and Ireland respectively, the' path of Alle giance, Supremacy, and- A bjurationr therein- thereincertain..trientiohed AO where's., I,is Majes - t y , e Roman Catholic sub jects • in, t lit Urn • • •brea e " "MY' and desirous Meth: grid Ireland have been.and Abj uration lo take the said Oaths Allegiance 4 Juratioa mon with his Majesty's other subjects, but entertains scruples with respect to taking the Oath of Supremacy, inasmuch as they apprehend that the same Might be construed to import a claimer of the spiritual authority of the Pope or' Church of Home in matters of religious belief: Be it therefore enacted, that from and after the - it shall and may be lawful for all or any of his Majesty's Homan Catholic subjects, in all cases where the said Oath of Supremacy is now by law required to be taken as a qualification for the taking, .holding, or enjoying any civil right, office, or franchise, in lieu and place thereof to take, make, and subscribe the oath following—(that is to say) : " I, A.B. do sincerely promise and swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to his present Majesty, and will defend him to the utmost of my power against all con spiracies and attempts whatever, that shall be made against his person, crown, or dignity ; and I will do my utmost endeavour to disclose and make known to his Majesty, his heirs and sue= cessors, all treasons and traiterous conspiracies which may be formed against him or them : And I do faithfully promise to maintain, support, and defend to the utmost of ,my power the succession o:' the crown, which succession, by an Act intttuletl, an Act for the further limitation of the Crown,'itod better securing the rights and liberties of the subject,' is and stands limited to the Princess Sophia, Electress and Duchess Dowager of Hanover, and th e heir s of h er bpdy, b e i ng P ro t es t an t s ; hereby utterly renouncing and abjuring any obedience or alle giance unto any, other person claiming or pretending a right to the Crown of these realms • and I do swear, that I do reject and detest, as unchristian an d impious, the position, that it is law ful to murder or destroy any person or persons whatsoever, for or under pretence of their being heretics or infidels: and also, that unchristian and impious principle, that faith is not to be kept with heretics or infidels. And I do further declare, that it is not an article of my faith, and that I do renounce, reject, and abjure the opinion, that Princes eiccommuicated by the Pope and Council, or any other authority of the See of Rome, or by any other authorities whatsoever, may be deposed or murder ed by their subjects or any person whatsoever ; and I do pro mise, that I will not hold, maintain, or abet any such opinion or any other opinion, contrary to what is expressed in this declara. tion : And I do declare that I do not believe that the Pope of Rome, or any other foreign Prince, Prelate, State - , or Potentate, hath or ought to have any temporal or civil jurisdiction, power, superiority, or pre-eminence, directly or indirectly, within this realm : and I do hereby disclaim, disavow, and solemly abjure, any intention to subvert the present Church Establishment for the purpose of substituting a Roman Catholic Establishment in its stead; and do solmnly swear, that I will sever exercise any privilege to which I am or may become entitled to disturb the Protestant religion or Protestant Government in this kindom : and I do solemnly, in the presence of God, profess, testify, and declare, that I do make this declaration and every part thereof, in the plain and ordinary sense of the words of this oath, without any evasion, equivocation, or mental reservation whatever, and without any dispensation already granted by the Pope, or any authority of the See of Rome, or any person what ever, and without thinking that I am or can be acquitted be fore God or man, or absolved of thi s d ec l arat i on , or . any part thereof, although the Pope, or any other person or authority whatsover, shall dispense with or annul the same, and declare that it was null or void.—So help me God." • And that the person so taking, making, and subscribing the same, shall be capable of talring, holding. and enjoying such right, office, and franchise., as fully and effectually, to all in tents and purposes, as if such person had made, taken, and subscribed the said Oath of Supremacy ; save as hereinafter provided. . - - Provided always, and be it further enacted, that nothing in this Act contained shall extend or be construed to extend to dispense with, repeal, or alter any of the laws now in force respecting the succession of the Imperial Crown of - these realms . in the Protestant line, or respecting the marriages of the descendants of his late Majesty King George the Second, or for, establishing the uniformity of public praVeri, or administration of sacraments in the United Episcopal Church of England and Ireland. Provided also, and be it further enacted, that nothing in this Act contained shall be construed to enable . any person or per. sons, otherwise than as they are now by law enabled, to hold, enjoy, or to exercise any office, beneficial place, or dignity, of, in, or belonging to the said United Church of England and Ireland, or to the Church of Scotland, or any piece or office whatever, of or belonging to any of the Ecclesiastical Courts of Judicature of this realm, or any Court of appeal from or review of the sentences of such Court or Courts, or of or be, longing to any cathedral or collegiate or ecclesiastical este ,blishmentor foundation Within the same ; or any office or place whatever, of or belonging to any of the - Universities of this realm, or any officeor place whatever, and by whatever name the same may be called, of in or belonging to any of the col leges or hails of the said Universities, of the colleges of Eton, Westminster, or Winchester, or any college or school of eccle siastical foundation within this realm ; or to repeel, abrogate, or in any manner to interfere with any loCal statute,' ordinance, or rule, which is or shall be established by competent authority within any such University, college, hall. or school, and by which Roman Catholics' shall be prevented from being admitted thereto; or from residing or taking degrees therein. Provided also, that nothing herein contained shall extend or be construed r to e l e ig x i t o e n n , d t o to e x e n e r a ci b l s e e any any person gia t o professingf presentation to anyy ne ecclesiastical es Catholic iastic a l benefice whatsoever, and that in every case in which a right of presentation is or shall he vested in a person professing the Homan Catholic religion, the same shall be and continue to .be exercised in the same manner, and in no other, than is now by . law required ; save and except where such right of presentation shall belong to any office in the gift or Appoin tiri ent of his Ma jesty, his heirs and successors, in which case, if such office shall be hdd.by a person profeasing the Roman Catholic reli gion, it shall and may be lawful for his Majesty,. his heirs and successors, to appoint by commission under the great seal, such member or mothers of the Priyy Council, being a Protestant or Protestants, as he or they shall think fit to be a Commis. sioner or Commissioners for exercising such right of . presents tion, whilst such office shall be held by a person professing the Roman Catholic religion. Provided also, that nothing herein contained shall extend or be construed to exterrd to enable any person being a Roman Catholic to hold and enjoy threoffice of Lord High Chancellor, Lord Keeper nr Lor&Coniznis3inner of the Great Seal of Great Britain. or Ireland, or of Lord . Lieuten. ant or Lord Deputy, or other the Chief Governor Or.Chiel Go.' vernors of Ireland. . . And be it further enacted, that it shall and may be lawful rot., any of his .Majesty's Roman Catholic subccts personally to appear in any of his Majesty's Courts of-Exchequer, King's Bench, Common Pleas, or Exchequer, at Westminster. or Dublin, or before any Judge of Assize, or in any Coors of ge. neral Quarter Sessions in Great Britain or Ireland, or in any of his Majesty's Courts of Session, Justiciary or ExcheqUer, or in any. Sheriff or Stewart Court, or before the - Magistrates and Councillors of the Royal Burghs, or before the Council of their respective Burghs in Scotland, and there, in open Court, be tween the hours of nine in the morning and two in the after noon, to take make rind subscribe the said 'oath hcreinbefore prescribed to be taken ;' and that the proper offs r' of sitar Court, with whom the custody of such record shall rdrunin s . : shall make subscribe and deliver a certificate- of such oath, having been duly made. taken and subscribed, to the person who shall have so made taken and subscribed the same, as oKen• as the same shall be demanded ; and such_certilicate shall be sufficient evidence of such person having duly taken' madle. and subscribed such oath as aforesaid ; and that nom*d arter the no oath or oaths shall beiendered to or required to be taken by his Majesty's Homan Cailiolic subjects,, who shall take, make and subscribe the said oath ISSCherein, before descibed, and . obtain such certificate thereef as herein, before prescribed for enabling 'them to' hold - or'enioY'any real or personal property; other than Such as may by - adered to thattheyf ro be. taken by At? . ,BiajestrA' other sUbjects ; and - made taken and .subscribed, and such eertifieare'therecif obtained as aforesaid, shall be in the Place of, and as" valid -rind benefi c i a l to all intents and purpotO, tbr the persons s o makillg, tAkfrig, and subscribing the same, as if such person 'had 'duly made.. taken,. .and subscribed tho several oath& '.noW by hiw rent:lit:ell to be taken , hi 4 : Majesty's Roman .Catholic .Subje4ts, clualitica.' property. Provided always, that tions for the enjoyment of any Civil right, office, or franchise, - n or ot o h f in a g ny il r e ea re l i - r i. l) :On P t e a r rne n d ai shall be held to dispen s e with the 'taking of the said oath hereby appointed . to be taken in the place of the.said oath of supreinacy, in all edaes where - tticsaid 'oath of supremacy is now by law required to be taken. . And whereas tt• hi expedient that sack precautions shou'ir • be taken in respect:of' persons .in Holy ()retell •proreseing, tt e p o oan. catholic religion, who may at Any .thne hereafter be sleeted, nominated, or appointed to the exercise or disehtr.ie •of episcopal thitieivr.funstions in the:, 4fakian Catholic Char rek, hi Ireland, or to the duties or function(pLa in,jhe:s4l:‘ church, as that rip such person shall at 'any time 21:.radttr assume the exercise or discharge of any such duties or functions within the United Kingdom, or any part thereof, whose loyalty and peaceable condyct. shall •not haste;heen previously ascertained, as hereinafter provided ; be ittber.deffe enacted, that it shall and may be lawfill'for his MajoittY, tae heirs and subscribed,- by Commission to, be issued undeethe great Seal of Ireland, to nominate an d appo i nt suc h persons i n I-loly Orders professing the Roman Catholic Religion, and ex ercising episcopal duties or functions in Ireland, as his MA jesty,. his heirs and successors, or the Lord Lieutenant, or Lord Deputy, or other Chief Governor or Governors of Ireland, shall from time to time think fit, to be Conunissioners under this Act, for the purposes herein after mentioned. And be it further enacted, that any number not less than of the said Commissioners, shall .form a Board for executing the se+eral powers and duties by this Act vested in the said Commissioners. And be it further enacted, that it shall and may be lawful for his Majesty, his heirs and successors, from time to time, at his and their will and pleasure, to revoke and determine the Commission aforesaid, or an y Commission issued under the provisions of this Act, and to cause a new Commission to ire,ue instead thereof. Provided always, and be it f ur th er enac t e d, that such new Commission shall issue within after the revocation and determination of the Commission so revoked and determined as aforesaid ; and provided always, that every such new Com mission shall consist in like Manner of Roman Catholic Bcch•- siastics exercising episcopal duties or functions in Ireland. as aforesaid ; and that every Commissioner to be appointed undc. this Act shall, before be acts as, such, take and subscribe the following oath I— " r, A. B. do promise and swear, that I will, without favour or affection, prejudice or malice to any person whatsoever, faith, fully and impartially, and to the best of my judgment and dis cretion, execute and perform the duties of a Commissignier vested in me by virtue of an Act of the Fifth year of the reign of his present M a jesty, i n tit u l a d, ' A n A ct ,' [here insert the title of the Act 4 and will honestly and truly advise his Majesty in all matters which shall come before me as a Commissioner ,under said Act ; and that I will not directly or indirectly pub lish, disclose, or make known, except to his Majesty, or by his Majesty's command, any matter or thing whatsoever which shall come to my knowledge by reason or in consequence of my being a Commissioner under the said Act. " so help me GOD." And be it further enacted, That it shall be lawful for the said Commissioners so to be appointed as aforesaid, or any of them, from time to time to certify to his Majesty, or the Lord Lieutenant, Lord Deputy, or other Chief Governor or Governors of Ireland, the appointment of any Bishop or Dean to be hereafter appointed in the said Roman Catholic Much in Ireland ; and which certificate shall be in die words follow ing; (that is to say) " We do hereby certify, That A. B. having been previously chosen and recommended by certain Ecclesiastics of the Roman Catholic Church of Ireland, to be a Bishop or Dean (as the case maybe), of the said Church, has accordingly been ap pointed a .Bishop or_ Dean (as the case may be) of the said Church : and we do believe the said A. B. to be. a loyal sub ject of his Majesty." And they shall transmit a duplicate of such certificate to the Bishop or Dean named therein. And be it further enacted, that every person who shall, after the commencement of this Act, commence exercising the func tions of a Bishop or Dean of the said Roman Catholic Church in Ireland, shall instead of the oaths now by law required to he taken by his Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects in Ireland, take, make, and subscribe the oath hereinbefore appointed to be taken by his !Majesty's said Roman Catholic subjects, in,,,teact of the said oath of supremacy; . and shall, at the time of taking the Same, deliver to the proper officer of the Court before which he shall take the same, the said duplicate certificate so to be transmitted to such Bishopor Dean aforesaid, and such - otliccr shall indorse thereupon a certificate of the said oath having been se taken, and shall return the same to such 1 Sishop or Derr,, and the said certificate, s o i n d orse d as a f oresa id , s h a ll he ev id ence of such Bishop or Dean having taken the said oath, provided that no Bishop or Dean to be hereafter appointed in the said Roman Catholic Church, in Ireland, shall act as such, until such duplicate certificate shall be delivered or transmitted to hint as aforesaid. And whereas it is fit to regulate the intercourse and corre spondence between his Majesty's subjects of Ireland and the See of Borne ; be it therefore further enacted, that from and after so often as any subject or subjects of hii Majesty in Ireland shall rec o ir e any b u ll, di s p ensation , or ot h er instru ment from the See of Rome, or from any foreign bOdy or indi vidual whatsoever, or from any person or body whatsoever in ,foreign parts, acting under authority of the said See. or under that of any other Spiritual Superior, the person or persons so re ceiving the same shall within after receiving the same,deliver the same, or cause it to las delivered in the original, to the Presi dent of the said Board of-Commissioners, who shall lay the same before the said L'card of Commissioners, who shall forth with inspect the same ; and if the said Board of Commissioners shall not find any thing in the said instrument so submitted to their inspection, which-shall appear to .them in any Way oils to the safety- or tranquillity of the United Kingdom, or to the Protestant Establishment in Church or State, they shall forthwith report the - receipt thereof to the Lord Lieutenant, Lord Deputy, or other Chief Governor or Governors in Ireland, and thereupon the said instrument shall be returned to the per... son by whom th e same s h a ll h ave b een so su bMi tte d f or insoec tion as aforesaid, with an indorsement signed by -the President, signifying that the same had been duly- inspected, and reported upon to the Lord Lieutenant, Lord Deputy, or other Chief Go vernor or Governors of Ireland, according to the provisions of this Act. , Provided alw a y s , an d b e i t f urt h er enacted, that when any person shall receive from the See of Rome, or from any autho rity under the same, an instrument which relates wholly exclusively to the spiritual concerns of an indiVidual:or indiv* duals, he shall so certify, within • after he has recei+cd &tine., and shall verity such Certificate by the following oath : " I, A. B. do swear, that th e in s t rument ( d escr i bi n g the in strument) which I hereby acknowledge to have received , froto the See of Rome (or from such other bodies or persons, as the ease may be) under the authority of the See, as relates. wholly to the personal spiritual concerns of the party or partici in re spect of • whom it has been issued ; and to no miter matter or thing . whatsoever. - • "- So help GOD." : - • orith•it shall and may be lawful for such person to take and: aubiicribe before -the said Board of Commissioners (who are hereby ethpowered to administer the same) or in any of the Courts hereinbefore mentioned, or before • of his .Y 1 a jesty'3-Justices ; if the person t a ki n g a nd subscribin g the same shall be-resident more than - miles : from Dublin, or shall from ill health or infirmity he unable to travel and in, every such ' came it shall and may be lawf u l. for- the said 13vard of Conimhimioners, in the exercise of their judgment anti ciis;: cretion, to direct the said instrument to : in transmitted, sealOd . up, for ttre sole inspection. and verification of -thePresidentsof 'the'said Board :•who shall inspect • the sarne,. and . ii-h& slutlis• after such inspection certify that the-said Piltrunient s iti io Din eoniccientious opinion and judgment of thee nature licittibed !It the certificate and oath of the person by whom:'ilis'iaine shail - so transmitted as aforesaid, the receipt thereof shill' be-reported male 1. 4 0 rd Lieutenant or• Lord Deputy,, or other chief Governor Xir• Governors of Ireland, --and thereti•pon 'the* said instrument shall be returned f • sealed up,-to the'persori by - whorti the same shall have been so transmitted, ti fter being •dcirsed by the said President. . . And le it further enacted, that any person or persona in Ire land, 'receiving any such bull, dispensation,. pr, Olor, nient as aforesaid, who shall ao tieliver the saute, preause it to be delivered in the original, or who shall if certify, the receipt, rind so describe and Verify by , oath the nature of,the.-.SaO irstru ment by him or them received its aforesaid, •pnrl; whoel cern& cute and oath shall be so confirmed, and allowed as goresaid, shall be free and exempt from. an pains and. P PIPANAYM tS'') - ever, which he or. they would be liable by.any laws tio,Fxistiog .in Ireland, against the receiving and,.publiebint :hulls, d.is pensations, or , other instruments from the 4lee of,llome, or from .any authority or pretopiled authority under said Sof. And be it further enacted, that.any .pgrtinllX-Perons so re ceiving apy such ..bull', dispensation, :PX tivtrum ent aforesaid, and not so rlelivering . or.cariSing,:tsi*Acli,vered as aformaid, either the said original instruP l ol34;atif t Ach'qe . rtilicate of the,receipt,thereof, accompanied by,sUch qauliO,krAtnbetore piTs!,cribeti :,'01• who shall publish or_vmtt i4, : efe9Ukipir, or be , wilfully and knowingly concerned. in , ,pArbli,sbing,9o4tting execution, any such - bull, disperisation, ? pr.ekthq, rik4ritment as aforesaid,, in Ireland, before the same shilLipsVOg.properly inspected and indorsedne aforesaio, Snell be.„llcert: ,pd taken to be giil4lof a misdemeanour, and shall 1104 ' , 4itott,Punis i s men tits way by law be im Upon: persoas 41.01Ly,0f a mu ilifilliatigue,:.ilkitegia. of any -,ptinistur eat, rwhili.:,wgh peesou rvsi4tict,beliable to, foritusti • ofance - by any..lays 44.t0k now ip