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Priutee7 pArtii.tilars will Ire delivered, awl - Sampleq a the Articles required will be exhi!!ite,f at, the Stibreheilier's Eleven o'Cl(3 . ck ttutit Three, for twenq•eight days frum the Date hel'eof, THE SUN. TNIi GATlioLic QuEsnoN. • I\in. Enrrott—l ObServe With regret that, in the cause of the Catlinlic4, even a Paper in g - enttral shund and well princ . ipled, Cannot avoid Jesditi cal Practices. The eirchtnitance to which I prin!- cipally allude is this, -.On the day before Mr. PLUNK MT'S motioni two Petitions were present ed' from the cicry of the 4rchdeaconry of S.taf ford ; one to each llotie of Parliament. That presented toile House of Lords was fairly no ticed ; but when that laid before the Clouse of Commons came to be mentioned, it was thus in sidicusly headet4 in P,..! Vita PETITION AGAINST GRANTING RELIGIOUS -1 4 I111.]ierlr TO CATHOLICS Now, Sir, winziever refer to the Petition itself may see, that not x syllable tentliiig to abridge Religious Liberty. is contained in it ; and that the proper .hearl to it. should have been, PETITIORAGAINST,GRANTING. POLITICAL Pow En. TO ROMAN CATIIOLIC9., Sdrely this is not fair dealing. Yet this was in, I am sorry to : say,. The New Times ; a paper which, though zealons ly right it) otiv.,r inattersonfortunately,advorateS the measure so dangerous to the Protestant Es tablishmenti which' you, on the contrary, so. wisely and So earnestlf oppose. ANGLICANCS. Sri !!,). catki(a4,. think may ptild4 a L -21..E COM.3IISSIONERS for. .V IC TUA rYG .11,4.TESTY'S NAVY do herebyii.:e t ' 4 -'e, not on ••• Pridan, - the 16th• Instant, they will' be 7'elsrep toreeeiee'rendeis in writinz (seated up). not r far One Thousand Sachs of KILN DRIED HOUSEHOLD . FLOUR. to be subject to the usual warranty of Troche 4 1 1.0ths : One Thousand Quarters of ENGLISH PEASE F; t 4 flornoteed .C.aeks of BISKET MEAI, - ;• rm's nt NEW OATMEAL to be delivered into His . Alioesty's Victualling - Stores at Deptford, in the spare of one month, 41 ?- equal weehiti proportions, avid to be paid fur by - Bills, pavab!e, withrelt Interest, si.rty days offer date. ' - • The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen •at the Secre tary's Office. ,Vo re:ford .will he hart to any Tenderain. which .the Price shall not be insented in words at le"stth, • or that 81"11. 'le'ivered to the Board before One a"Cloch on the said 1 ,- ,ida 77 , the 16th Instant ; nor unless - (he pv son who „rakes the Tender, or some Person , on • his.beliall; att 4 •' . 4 . , to answer when called-fon As a body, the union of. the datholies makes them an ovec‘Chehning power, if once in tilstration ;—the effect of au;:h a coathinatiOtt Wtiiiid be irresistible,if once plaated----- 7 the very ne cessitY of their situation would cement that toope ratiOn Which, if found again.regdisite, to attempt altering.; would at least create the Most dangereui , disturbances, if not the ruin of the Country; Wh en once We have armed our associate, tile at tempt to hiring him back to where he wa'l: Intia be darigeroas—better, • if practicable, ndt givei than do it %iith the chance of having - it again 1.4 , undo. . _ 7 .itavAr , ACA DEM Y", SO:3IE RS 1 . .; T -ItOT TSI.II. IVOTIGL TO MI.TISTA.--All intc - ndekfor the ensuin.r EX .- 111BIT lON must bri sent in on MONDAY, the 9th, o.SIX rr UNSPAY„ the,loth of APRIL. - N] XT.; after whiCia tin .! mitre can pos sibly be remived. .The Regitlation s : ii.‘ . ., e ,-" ssar t i to lie attended to may be'fo.und the Catalogue of )ai.t year, or obtained at the Royal Academy. TinNRY • ITOWARD, /LA. Sec. F'ICTIr..IILING-OFFICE, March K. 1 Si 1 . . NIATI6,AT,E flAR1101;11. A GE . NERA L ,ASSENTTM-Y of the COM .. 'l'..NY*;f vitplittlETOS of :o:titiLA'ne, plgit „ t o HMlllOlll4_ w U to-.holden yi th i'IOWN HALL, NI it- GA'rE, Tutiqmt,.ili‘: (la` , • , f bpxt, at Eleven o'Clneli in the foreu onn, to ELECT FIVt NEV .I)lREC :nuts. fly Order of the, Court of Directors, STEPI-TEN SAC - 1(1M CHANCELLOR, Cl et k Margate, Alai - cit 611821. THE CD. LMISSTO NER S for VICTUA,I, LING Mix ?ILL /ESTI' 'S N 4 PY do hereby gate..l6ro nee, net on Tuesday, the 3rd of April next,. they will be ready to reeeire Tenders in terttitur (-eated up), and treat for th e su p p ly ton separate Contracts) of all such quantities of "E t 1 PROVISIONS, lUTM, and VEGETABLES, as man he dema n d e d for the, ,se of Ilia Majesty's Ships and Vessels at " , e Ports Undermentioned, xiz .: .• Velfitst, Carrickferenc, • Larne Mar- SEA ktoVIStONS { hour. and Newry, Londonderry and • Lonehswiliy, G:tiway. . 11 . r7M, Londonderry and LouOiswilly. VEGETABLES, Leith, Leith Roads, and the Firth of E4initurgh. For the spare of Twelve Calendar Months certain , f ront the 1 701 of May next, and further iintilsix months warning .rhall he Ati t t en Ar the termination -If the Contract. the. Conditions 'of WiticA may be seen at the Sccretant's Office, at this Office, " by arplying to the Collectors of His Majesty's CostomS at Eelfast, Londonderry, Galway, owl I.eith respectively. No r ega rd trill. hy had to ant/ Tender in which-the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be de livered to the Board befarc One _o'Cloch on the said Toes. 4 .11, the stl of April next, ncr unless the Person who makes Me Tender.. or :some Person on /its behalf', attends, to a7trwer when railed for. Zack Tctuler most also be accompanied by a Letter signed AV two responsible l'ersons, eagaghlg In become bottnd with . the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of SOW. for the doe Performance of each Of the Contracts. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, Fel.. 21, MI. NOTICE is hereby given. to all Persons de sirous of contracting to supply the following Articles for the Use at the Army, viz.:— BREAD—To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands Bedford, Befits (including the Town of Hungerfortn Berwick, Racks, Cambridge (including the Town of New market), Chester, Cornwall .;including Cumber land, Derby, Devon, D.irset, Durham, Essex (exclusive of Tilbury Fort), Gloucester (including the City of Bristoll, Hants, Hereford, Hertford, Hunts, Isle of ;flan, I s l e o f Wight, Kent (including Tilbury Fort), Lancaster, Leicester, Lincoln. Middlesex, , Monmouth, NOrfolk, ,Northampton, Northumberland, Nottingham, Oxford,, Rutland, Salop, s,. user-et, gOtifora, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, West raurelandi Wilts, Worcester, York, North and South Wales, and 'n the several Counties in North Britain. As also Bread to the Hotteht 14 Trnors in London and it; Vicinity, • t O .-yrs.., to his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Qnar -r,,,,, in the under-mestioned Conitties "edfo r d Berwick, Bucks, Cambridge, Chester, Camber ,lnd. Derby, Durham, Gloucester, Hereford, Hertford , B oats, Leicester, Lincoln, Nlonmouth, Oxford, Rutland, a 1) , Stafford, Westmorelaltd, Wilts, Worcester, North and Al% Wales. FORAGE. viz.—OATS. HAY, and STRAW—TO his NI:I -.:V.1's Cavalry in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments and ` 4ll nrters, in the Under-mentioned Counties in South Beaks, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Essex. Hants, (including t he Isle of Wight,) Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex, Norfolk, No rthamptim, Nottingham, Somerset, Suffolk, Surrty, Sus -14„", Warwick, York, Ordnance Barracks at Neweast le-upon ;,Yne,. and nits in Northumberland. 'And in the several `-oulities in North Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the Vith 44 ! of April next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed lip and Mhrked, Tender for Army Supplies," will he received at lhi's Office on or before Tuesday. the 27th of March next, wit none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that Day. Proposals must he made separately for each County, for the Counties comprising North mid Snout Wales, all of which must be included in one 'fender ; as also lutist the several Counties in North Britain; and each Proposal Must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender pro berly filled up by Two Persons, of known property, en gaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the "mount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due Per formance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be no ticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices "xpressed in Words at length ; and should it so happen that d u ring the continuance of the Contract no Troops s hould be supplied by virtue of time same, the 'expend- of the• ; . tams for the Contract and ond. paid in the fi rst instance 'Y th p e Contractor, will he refu ß nded to him. Particulars of the Contracts mac he had upon application .4 t this Other, between the hours of Ten and Four, and at the ( Mice of Deputy Commissary General Young, Edinburg:). P. S. Samples of ,the Bread and Meal may he seen at this 'ittice between the hours of. Twelve and Two. AT STOKE, NEAR ROCHESTER 44 S ALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE of ,EIGHT HUN- PxED and TWENTY ACRES of RICH LAND, (as au tment), 11 WHICH WILL BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, Ailet . srs. DRIVER, some time in MAY, unless previously 4tilposed of by Private ('ontract, Vtl , i Capital FRE E OLD ESTATE ill) PUBLIC HOUSE and SUNDRY TENENI ENTs) about 520 Acres of Rich Arable, and Falling. kttur e Land, with a good House, and all requisite -lint "Atings, situate at Lower Stoke, in the Comity of Kent, '''unt a - miles from Roelester, and only 46 front London. Fur further. Particulars apply to Messrs. Statham and ros ier, Solicitors. Liverpool ; Messrs. Shale and Jones, .Solici tqrs, Jultnitreet, Ledford-row; and to Messrs. Driver, Sur- L e Y°rs, and Land - Agents,: at their (Nikes, No. 13, New rid ge . rLet Wilda-Hats. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 33 Y Mr SOTHEBY, at his House, Wellington-Street. Wa tetloo-Britlge. Strand, on WEDNESDAY, March 14..18.21. • and Eight following Days (Sunday excepted), at Twelve o'Cloek, AVERY EXCELLENT COLLECTION of MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, in fine Condition.. 4ak o n g which will -he finned, Itapin's History of England, with l'indal's Continuation, 5 vol. ; Les Croniqnes de Nloti 'trelet et Froissart; 6 vol. en Lett, es Gothiques : Nouveau' Theatre de la Grande Bretagne, with Winstatiley's Amite!' End, 5 vol. large paper; But net's His , ories of the Itrf.stroa ;iou and of bis Own 'roue, 5 vol. ; Horsley's Britaunia Ito -imams; Walpole's Catalrqste of Royal and Noble Authors, by :) ) .irk, 5 vol. large paper, in morocco; Antichita di Ercidano,' .la 0. A. Unvardi, 9 v 01..; Galerie de Dusseldorf; Libor Veri tatis, 2 cols Prongs; Dibilio's Bililionotnia, and Biblititheca Speticeriana, 4col s ; The Vt'orks of the most esteemed Writ►rs, iii.sth Ancient and Modern, in the Eosins'', French, and Italian I .anguagra ; a good Selection of Classics; several iVori:s ;stinted at Lee Priory, &c. Pf SUle,c vi' vievd, and C ata l ogues ( pi k e Is.) had, the pl4ce • a MEETING at the City of Londe!: Tavern, this day, the Bth of March, for the purpose of ESTABLISHING, by . Ptilitic Voluntai y Subseeiptio-n.,. a FLOATING HOSPITAL, for the Assistance and Relief of Sick and Helpless. Seamen, -triider the. patronage of his Majesty; the Right Rev. the Lord Bishtip of - CHES the Chair: The Report of the Coninottee for the Relief of Distre,Ssed, Seamen was read, oil iehich It was loured by Wijliam Wilberforce . , Esq. M.P. and-se conded by the Earl ,of Rocksavage. 1. That by the establishment of an Institution for the par ticular-purpose of Relieving Sick and Distressed Seamen, in the Port of London, in those cases in which relief cannot be obtained for them in the existing hospitals, of until they can be admitted- into those - receptacles (whose . 0 lojecig are more general), has become necessary to Stiee.mr thein iii that distress and misery to which seamen, from their unconnected and.helpless situation, are peculiarly sobject ; and would, at the same time, he a just and humour tribute to the merits and services of that useful class Wailer:, and highly hunintr.: able, as well as beneficial, to the.conutry. 9• Moved by Lord Ellenborthigi,s, and seconded by near Admiral Sir Edward Codr . .ine,ton, That a Floating Hospital be accordingly established on the Riser Thames (in conformity with the recommendation of the Report of the Committer; of the society for Distressed Sea men), such . 'Hospital to be supported by sailuittary contribu tions.anil subscriptions. - a. Moved by t homas Wilson, Esq. M. P. and seconded by W. T._Mooey, ;q. 1:1'. • ' That the following Gentlemen. be a ProVisional Cot/It:flitter fur framing rules and regulations for the government of the said Hospital, with authority to add to their number : who shall fix' a 4-ay for : . a general mettiog of subicriberS fur the election of a Committee for the promotion and management of the interests - and concerns of the Charity; Johir Buckle,. Esq. -Chairinan of the Committee of Ship Owners; Aaron Chisionitit, Esq. Elder. Brother of the - Trinity House ; Captain •C. C. Owen, R.N. Sir John Win. Lubbock, Bart.; John Deacon, Esq ; and George Lyall, Esq. 4. Moved by the Hon. Sir George Grey, tSart. anti seconded by Rear Admiral Springer, That William WilliaMs, Esq. M. P.. be Treasurer, anti that subscriptions he receiveth by Min, and at the sevel al baottiog houses of the metropolis. .It seas moved by the Right Honourable the Earl of Darn • Icy, and seconded by the Honourable Captain Waldegrare, it.N., • • That the most grateful thaiths of this Meeting arc disc to his Majesty for his most gracious kindness and eundescensio . :l, in becoming the illustrious Patron of the Charity. It was moved by Thomas Rowcroft, Esq. and seconded by Sir George Ken h, That the Thanks of the Meeting he given to the Conti:litter of the Society for the Suppression of Mendicity, fur the cordial and efficient assistance afforded at all times to the C omtn ii i ,, of the Socie'y tor the Relief of Distressed Seamen.• The Thanks of the Meeting were given to the Right Rev. Chairman for his excellent conduct of the buiiness of the Meetiug. The following Subscriptions were entered into:— Dud. Au. Sub. His Most Gracious Majesty His Royal Highness Prince Leopold ‘5U 0 0 Earl Spencer 5O. 0 0 Ear( Darnley 10 10 Earl Rocksavage Bishop of Chester Lord Ellenburungh Lord Arden • to 10 0 Rrar-Adm rat Sir Edward Cittirington • 5 5 0 2 Her. Sir S. C. Jerroise p Bert. Sir John W, Lubbock, Bart. Stewart Nlarjolibanks, Esq. ...• 10 10 0 W. T. ilione - y, Esq . Wilber -Cc, Esq. M.P. ..• • • •10 tO 0 • Thomas Wilson, - Esq.. M.1'.••••••• • • ••••• 21 0 J William Williams, t.sci. 11.1' Rear-Admiral Sin anger 6 0 0 Rear•Atliiiiial Lake Rear-Admiral West 4 2. 0 1 Captain G. Acklom, R.N. . c•aptain W. Bathurst, R.N. Captain Bowles, R.N. Captain Dillon, R.N Captain Dighy, R.N. ..: IG 0 0 I Captain C. C, Owei, R.N. - • )0 W Captain Noise, R.N Captain Ilichbrll, R.N. Captain J. Shaw, R.N. Captain W. Young, R.N lO 10 Captain Gooch, N.C.S.- lO 10 Captain Loch, H.O S lO to Captain Lochner, H.C.S lO 10 James Alley, Esq. John B:ackite, Esq. Mrs. Blab, SCA. 10'10 Aaron Chapman, Esq. Jonathan Chapman. Esq.... urling, Esq. Duncan Campbell, Ls 9. Joseph Dowson, Esq. jun. John Drinkald, Esq. jun lO 10 Charles Francis, Esq. Mills Halifax, Esq: - Patrick Hume, Esq. George .load, W. G. Key, Esq. ..... - Geor , e Lyall, 10 10 A 1.t71y 10 Archibald Marjurihaiilis, Esq iu J. C. Reeve, EN. Matthew Robinson, EN 5 5 .. It) IU 1 1 2 0 1 o I 0 . I U 3 Thomas St urge and Sons l5 15 Mrs. Stilly William Venable', Esq. lO 10 J. IL White, Esq 5 5 fhr Pro;.rietors Sus Newspaper 10 10 Subseriptiuus will be received by the T►easurer, Wm. Wil liams, Esq., I.V.N 40, ifirchiu•laut ; Sir Jolla Lubbock, Bart. and Cu.; and by all the other Bankers in the Mttropolig.. SIMON COCK, lion. S,c. 0 1 In a few Da, c witl be published, • - The FIRST pmer of a NFAV I:431'110N, On fin.. Medium . Pape,. prier 4x., (to be continued Monthlr) ut TI!.• E HOLY 11111LE.Acearding' to .the Ant hoe ised Version ; with Notes, Explanatory and Practical. Taken principally flow .Ibe most eminent t% r;t, re of the United Church of England and Ire t and, together ait le appropriate Introdaction, Tables, Indexes, Maps, and Prepared and arranged by th, her. Geor•zeD'O, and the Rev. Richard Mant, D.D (now Lo n ; iti i t ta , of jcol, loe), late Domestic Chaplains to his Grace the I, end A..rcib 7 bishop of Canterbury, tinder the direclloll of the Susie,). fot Promoting Christian Knowledge. • ' Catuhrielgel printed for the Society at theUniversit y Press; and sold by F. C. and J. Itivington, -Booksellers to t beSociet V, , Sl. Paurs'Cliterch Yard , and Waterloo Piaco, Pall Mall ; by Cradock, and .Joy ; and Longman and Co Paternoster Row.; by .1. Mawman. Ludgate Street, Lontle.m; and h) all other Bouhselires in the United Kirn:tione. THE IMPERIAL RUSSIAN DENTIFRICE, • OR, Alto- NIATIC. ROSE PASTE.' - THIS incomparable Article is with confidence submitted to the Lathes, and others who value the P re . set - cation of their Teeth, as taring obtained a preference at the toilet of the first Families is the Kingdom, not only fur its efficacy, but likewise its pleasantness and perfect safety, being composed by a . Medical Gentleman Of eminence, for the use of the INIPERIAL FANiILY of RINSIA.and is also patio riized by the BRITISH ROYAL FANIILT and Ladies of the First Distinction. It beautifies the 'l without ally in jury to the Enamel, preset ces thin i from • decay, aril gives sweetness to the breath ; as well as -rewiring soreness. of the Month and 1 it possesses the further adcantave of tie ing the must innocent and agieeable Detitifrke ever offered to the Public. . . Sold for the Proprietor,. 40. Cross r near the Mini. laity, Londor, in potsi of 2s. 9d: and4s-titt each, Dui y.in cinder' ; and, by appointtaent, by one respectable Agent,(,ta tioner or Perfumer,) in each incipal Town, viz.:— Mr. Rowney, Hatton-Garden, London ; Mr. a anger, Oxford street, Ditto. I fere fu rd , M r. Wright. Hull, • .1. & S.. Brooks. Ditto, Corral. Huntingdon, Lovell, Ipswich, Harman. Kendal, . Braithwaite. Lancaster, (at ter. Leamington, Elli,totie. Lincoln, Booth. Licet pouf, Danson... Maidstone, Whickham. Margate, Betrison. Nlaneliester, Mathershead. Nottingham, t'arettott. Ranisfale, . Burgess. Riclanond, Hop w mid Stamford, Drewry Searboiro' S. Brooks. Stafford, Morgan. I.Varwick, Shat p. orcrEtvr, Deigntolt• Parsons. Ditto, 'lands. Bath, Alr. Watts. Barton, Dixon. Bedford, Palgrave. Birmingham, Bticht on. Brighton, Donaldson. Ditto, Saunders. Boston, Kelsey. Bristol, °NV I) & Co. Cambridge, . Watson. Canterbury, Rains & Co. Carlisle, Ft,her. Chektenharn, liingston &Co. Colchester, Foster & Allrn. Coventry, Nlertidcw4csun Derby, Drewry. Doticaster, Slte.rduwit • Ditto, R. Wi Nun. Langley. Bdinlntigh, Ga!let ti. Epsom, • Jottes&Bonner. Exeter, 'lces. ma ti Z.% Co. Glasgow, Baxter. G,l“cesteri ltuiae, Is. E IST ZNPI X HOUSE. Marc* to. q 9,1. rivir, COURT of DIRECTORS- of the tiNrrEn COMPANY of MERCI-T ANTS of EN(;- LAND AITADING to the EAST INDIES, do .hereby give Not ice, That the followine Pronrietors, qualified azreeohly to L aw . hare , in-conformity to the at ft Seri hitt of the 7th Chap ter of the of the sail - Cowpony, sittnified;;n writine, to the Secretary, their desire of hecorbting Cont Hate fo t h e Direction at. the cositinz Elrction of Six Directors, on Wed nesday, We lith April 'text : JOFIN B \II,IF, Esq. . 1( "IN INGLIS. Esq. JOHN - II EBB. Esq. JOHN LOCH, Ekq. )WILLIAM ( RTIS. Esq. CH AII LES MILLS . Jon. Es „ .(ARIES DANIELL, E"i. JAM ES pATTisoN, 1 Hoti.W;F. ELPIT INSTONE. MIRA I\M WELL XN ! JOSEPH DAFT, Sec. ONLY 1Xt513 NUMBERS ! THREE TICKETS of F.-VCI! 1%; UNl . t r i f! l 'l A ß is:l7l l ol.l . N t 11 1 1 :1 1. 1 e 1Z 'a F7S, :!n ' 1 .1 I s l t F y ..ll: e k o lt t . l l4 l .. i N , t ) ,‘ N k E , ' t l \ l4 L wHic H fkitts 1' Ire DRAWN NEXT SATUR -I)AY,l7O,Plaich.beingST.PATltICK'S D.XY,as the whole Lottery entiryly finishes that Day. _lf and J. Slyl Vtr ItiG 111 1 , the Contractors, • respect f u lly in form the Puhtie that a eel v few Tickets and SlOsres, warranted Undrawn, are still left for Sale, Isnd whilst any remain they,rnay he had at their Offircs, 37, 1,111. It. oulhorn, and 35, flaynial het, whetr they hay, :d -read* Sold, ill ll•te prescat Lot terY• 2,053, (Class LI) tlf I ~00(.1, in 1.3 Stuart's. and several colter C:tpitals.. * * *'There !lever was au instance of so Rich a Wheel with so few Ticliets. FINIST-T of the LOTTERY—FINNH of the coNTRAcr— FINISH of the cApII'AL''—FINISII of tiic PRIZES, NVXT SA D TURAY, the 17th !aslant. TBIS 11 respectfully reminds his best Friends, ~ t h e po,li c , hit. most particularly Oro portion of them natives of t he Sister Kiii;-,,lorti,..ltUrt NEXT S-ATUR DAY, itith Inst., ST. PATRICK'S DAY, liar Lottery entirely finishes, finishes, on which D a y,--E,,r, , ri cl ,,,,,___ R , y ~ 5hare.....Ev..,, Number —Every Capital, nod r%ei y other Priz e , men hr Drawn. *„. BISH has heoli remarkahls fortunate in SeHinz Prizes to Hibernian Ad% eAurers, and sending them to In land ;-tind in the pi esent Lottery, 9,053, Class A. 4 i,oool. was sent liv BISH to Dulifin ; and he lots, also, sent to It - land Two tubes . Capitals in the-present Lottery. -I- 4.-t A few warrantee, Undrawn Tickets and Shares are stilt on Sale at BISH's Ottitt s,A. Vornhill, and t), Charing Cross, and by his Agents in the Count; y. ' , . re are only Ntnnheis to draw, Three Tiaets of each Number,and the Wheel c. , ntains THREE 21,0001. Consols. and Motley, &c. &c. &c. all of'which inns( be drawn NEXT SATURDAY, P LT B I. ICAT 1-0 N S. On Wednesday will he A. VINDICATION of the QUESTIONS PitoPosED by the 111SIMP of PETERBOIWITWI to (ANDIDXIES for LICENCES and for HOLY ORDERS, wit bin hit DIOCESE, from t he Objections contai 11 . ed iu rarions Pamphlets, noire particularly in one intit tiled " E piscopal Innovation; or Test. of Modern Or th odoxy," hC.: with an Appendix, containitu his Lordship's Questions. • • - By the Rev. WILLIAM .lEPHSON,' London: Piloted for F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Clinteh Yaid, and Watt, boo Place, Pall Mall; G Whittalier, Are Maria Line; Drii:hton, Csarbri - dge; and Parker, Oxford.. This Day Was puh!islied, In Octavo. prier !is. ad.. the Fifth Filition of REMARKS on SC ETTICISM, especially as-it i s tuune-tte l v,ith the 'subjects of Organization acid Lite: brine :to Answer to the Views of ~M. Bichot ? Sir T. c . Morgan, and Mr. I.:IWICTICC - upon those points. - By the Rev. THOS. It ENN.F,LL, A. M. • \'icar of Kensington, an d Christian Atlviicate io the Univer gitv Canlhridge. Printed for F. C. awl 3. Wenn:ton, G 2, St. Paul's Church yard, and 3. Pail; Mall. Where usAy tie had, by the carne Author. The Value Of I !moan Lite under the Gospel. A Sermon, preached on Trinity Monday, May Q 9, ItQn, tief,,, the Right I-fort the Emi. ,, f Liverpool and , he Corporat,ou of theTriait v- House, in the Chtirch of St. Nicholas, Deptford, and published at their request. Quarto, price Is. ed. SIR. JOHN SINCLAIR'S ,CODE - OF AGRICULTURE. 'Phis Day was published, • In One large V.lame, Heti. One. round rou'r hoards. the Third Edition of rip iE • CODE OF AG 11.,i C 14T - 11 It E ; i - chiding WISE!! VATIONS on GARDENS, .01t, CHARDS, WOOlts, and PLAN PA'I'NS. By the Right llon. Sir JOIIN SINCLAIR, 8 4 , 1 .. This :Ed . eliirti is cor,ideratily improved. by number of valuable Additio;;s:,,,el R en iarns, c‘ouniunicaten to the Airtitnr by scone of the mutt I ntelligent gimlet ill Etlgialld; SCOO4llld, and lit-land._ In this Volume are particularly considered--1. The p,•di_ mina' v !'Dints %chid, a Partner ought lo ascertain, 'befote be undertones to occupy any Extent of Land-2. The Means of Cultivation which are ts, , entiol to costive its success-3. The various Mode.. of lueprovitnr .Land-4. Thr various Modes of Oectipiiieg Land-5. The Means of !Wintering a Country. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater fluster Row, and sold by all Pouliselltii. • FOll THE. SUN-. 'ME CATHOLIC Me.. EniTott•-•---As a constant . Reader of your Paper,• and one. who admires .the consistency with %illict you have alssayS dewed the subject on which I propose treating, is take - the liberty of addressing to you the few remarks which I think might reasonably be elicited from the recent disc cussion in the House_ of Com Mons, regarding further political liberty to Catholics. As an Englishman, I cannot but feel proud in being allied by nationality to men who have; with such depth of reasoning and eloquence, ex pounded their views of the subject in question, as Mr. PLCNKETT, Mr. PEEL, and Sir JAMEs MACKINTOSH, who, although oppOsHd •senti ment,. met.the question as men convinced, each in his own Mind, and consequently void of sinis ter motives To each I think is due the mecd of praise, as the expounders of what, cannot be de nied, both generous and requisite on either side ; although against further concession myself, this acknow ledg,ment is due :to those from w-born 1 differ. The Question now again before the pub must be considered as . one of the laA im portance, and as such it most be treated ; .the 'rufe by which it must be weighed, not one of simple inclination and sympathetic feeling, but balanced on the broad basis of national security ;in general, and the predominance of the National Creed in particular. As a man-who has.seen something beyond the ,precincts of my own country, and who has had some years experience of the Catholics, it is due to their reputatiMeto .say, that as a class of men they are as worthy, and have among theta mem bers of society that on no consideration can be ranked below the tirst line. To brand those of the.Romish persuasion as beneath ourselves i n morab,worth, because they are Papists, is below the serious thoughts of any, except where preju dice must so reigfi, as to render the opinions of the entertainer, I should think, not entitled to much consideration. But now, Sir, I will speak to .the main point itself. The 'proposal now before us professes, on the broad basis - of justice,not to exclude one class of British subjects. from privileges which others enjoy. Nothing can, on the first glance, he fairer ; and an uninformed spectator might fairly ask, why should she Catholic, who equally bears the burthen of the State with the Protestant, not equally enjoy the whole of its advantages ? To - this. I would tmswer, -it is just it should ,ba so, — it ought to be.so. If—and I must repeat this — if ycu can hry down a guarantee, by which the Feotestaut shall always enjoy that equality of Lenetits with - the Catholic, which the Catholic -would possess at the - moment the concession is made, and thereafter—l must take my principles, I think I may call them axioms, of human nature, as these--that whatever we consider best, most perfect, and most conformable to our own views, we must wish to succeed— all our actions must tend that way, our influence must be directed in that current, and our wishes must be poured forth, if not openly, secretly, for their accomplishment. Now, Sir, I am not of those who think the 'Catholics - would be guilty of making an oath with a different iakention in their minds from what the evident purport would appear ; their refusal to take those hitherto of bears rue out in this ; but they can better rely on inno merable and magnanimous instances of self-devo tion and disinterestedness to require so negatise (although still pot a small one) a testimony of the sacredness. they al.acla to such a test. But, whilst I thus throw out of my mind any doubt - of the sincerity of their professions as Made, I have still the greatest doubts and fears ou another account : first, from the natural wish they must, beyond all dispute, continually pos- Sess of seeing their - own tenets prevail ; and that, I apprehend (aithotigh they would. not de pose otherwiw than they then thought), the in fallihility of the Pore works so' potently on the members of this ,persoasionohatfiftare regok tions from him wonid, in the minds of ) . ,tis adlse rents, do away the obtigatioii of the past, and -leave no sting behind. This is my apprehen sion; but I candidly say, I cannot take upon me to assert, •su.ch is the geoeral,Cse,ed among the Catholics of the United Kingdom :—That am correct, as regards this pie, i,t reference :to in this dilemma, an tinprojtidiced itititid will say, why, for your fears, is a largh porliott of Society to he stripped of those advavtAges you enjoy ? TO say it is just cannot;, but f. will answer, it is ticcessary;—.t•;efycolinfry sulr sists by regillations, not that are niiiversalt,t afr: proved, but that fire formed by ti - i..snajorily---- the regulations and - wishes of: the. smaller give room to the greater : .---liothing is peifcriloi and it is on C•at plea . I. Wonlci found I would not place the bar bet wwtit:fbe and. Catholic on the unworihy , libi&is , of a moral inferiority—the reputation which-Centuries have witnessed, and still existing, throw-5 tiack such prejtidieed insinuations, and : an .intimate - know- ledge of many most worthy .meTabers of that persuasion makes me, personallyoliametrically opposed to such opinions ; but my opposition to further concession is• grounded on what,4 sari sorry to think, 'must always exist, whilst Ic e -wish to preserve the Constitution in its pre..-ei#t vigour,- and the Protestant -Faith as London, 26,rzli I\IC EsSIT.IS. FUN ERA Lof the z Pit NC .I';SS EL ;A BETTY. Saturday was the_day appointed for the funeral of the infant Princess 1 4 .41zAnCni, the daughter of their Royal Highnesses the Dike and Duchess of CLARENCF, who died last Sunday morahig, the day on which she was three months old. As it was commanded to be as private as possible, an early hour was fixed for the removal of the 1414 from the residence of her Royal Parents, in the King's Palace, St. James's. At,a quarter past seven the solemn procession began to wove in the following order :—One of the King's grporns an outrider. One of th e King's t..-arriages.od Six bays, in which was, the body of tk: Akparte‘l Princess, attended by Mr, . - i\lash an4;anothi..r Gentleman. LTsiter,,front the Lord ,C - hanaliprlaWs. - department. Four pages on horseback4p_tlac'k.. cloaks and silk hat bands. A mourning coach a4d four beautiful black horses decorated with elegao ; ploOms of feathers, in which were ,Adthiral*,,,. J. Borlase Warren and Admiral two of the Grooms of the Bedebaniberto the Dukis„,, of Clarence. They followed as mourners. The procession was escorted by an. Offtee,r's guard tati,, the 10th Regiment of Light Ilorsa: procai.,,A - A • sion moved at a foot pace thr oug h the Parks, 2,14 arrived at Windsor . between tWo. and t,hcpe,l o'clock, and proceeded direct to St..GeoW,s„ ..; Chapel, where the corpse was received by. four_fff, the Yeomen of the Guard, who carried, _it prs ni i scarfs to the choir where the funeral servie,-„,_ was performed. On this occasion the prinrip.u.l, entrance to the Royal vault, in the middle. aisle of the choir, which received the sad reinains of ;; the late King and Queen, the Princess Charlotte, and the Duke of Kkt, was not opened, but private entrance at the back of the altur was pie r - . pared, where the remains of the Prineess,Arzw, lia we r e deposited. That entrance was ppep.ed upon this occasion, and after the (7(44 was lal4 - , down the burial _service was read, in sk,soleizin, and appropriate manner. This is thp foorz4 Royal infant deposited in this vault. The .bodies of the young Princes Alfred and Octavios, were removed thither from the vault under Henry the Seventh's Chapel, at NVestmintter, when the late Duke of Kent was interred. Aud the infant of the lamented Princess Charlotte wni also depo sited there, upon the coffin of its beloved a;:d illustrious mother. BRIDGE WAno.----The election for Alderniaa of this Ward finally closed on Saturday, si hea Mr. GARRETT was declared tin!) , slumbers being—For Mr. G Attu ET r ): S 7 ; She; *CT WlLLlAms,Sl.—Majority in favOllf of Mr. CA-K -itt:TT, 6. ' HOWARD 'AND GITIBb' I.IANKRDFTC):.--SAIL-R.— DAT.—Several of the creditors cause forward to prove their 4ehtis, but Mr. wail the one whose chsicts . was •43*- . erac , (l adirsissible. 't -he business was.thets adjourned to Tuesday. Earl Furzwit..s.lA - 4, vtieri the hoinds the Leighton Hunt last' week for Ow cla-v's sport, at Great Catworth GorFe, lefg.isktte build* of the Overseer.-, oT the Poor of the Parish c,a. each for sixty-eight issdig.ent famiijes. A farrner,in , ppired : with feeting's of gmtitude tOwards the Duke :of .Noss. - rummuEnLANn for hi* Grar?'s princely kiberaii* rcdki.cipg b;s ren-ts ome -Nth, mounted 1.43 cart its the Whet= t-criarke; too .s.4ord 3 y lot, and proposed. three 'cheers for the Notde . nake. Ttie repori ,s;ye awl .entlsusia.stit slt,outs which,f4lo,yed this .ProPPsitigu prover} I;ow hi : s Grace's gene, rosity is a pprg cint4 iopiprati .ag ric - furists.—(l).{grhall.l- ERIN Go .84.4p ; 44—Q,kw ibbgria;an . frietids have already. K ot.tbe. entire cif 4.4.. 214;01..-in the present I,:ottßfy ; 494 RS Ple.e-stead -1_44W11,1g iJ on the _Day of their tptelar Saint, next .;Art , ttL4x. PlYfaLcsi may oiis ;herrs, w:th one or more of the Three 4,21,C00/, ;hat must to Drawn that Day...