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Per (7(.1E11. r i Cs P e _.l :11.,11.54 rititoapli . • ...• ..- •• . •.\ 13 0 ;„ ~..3uo ="l.. -" 4.- s • .. .y.. - -- z..--;,,,,e. „..., o I .7 - 4 : t'• th , 0 yi,L-*---,s'. 4. ......6.-- ,o, -...,• 4,- o "4 \ \,` , 7'- r 1 , r . ~:: , .. . , - 7 , 4 . , T. , i . '..t` • . . ,-il ' , ..- , r? ), • v/7 , i eree4.. AI? , ~.1 - 9 4 . 1.,..Z;14.-‘9 ......-..........-- . . IF#l of Cr- IN ,___,SIBLP. 85.51. i MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1,821. [Parcr, SP.VENPENCE. P .. A-1 CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION. endeprotti to stern the t•mnt of 11;ose disPrg,anii.iug and 417- moralising: principles, 14';1;c1) to the de it. t 4,11 fabric cf Otr ur,rte► itv all the comtcorts qnci,ettioyipetits, a tic ct:as it its a::ti eact rirrx.fin of stiv,al 11r. At a NIEF.TING of the CONSTITIMONAL ASSOCIA TION for 01TOSINC, the PRUGRE.iS of •DISLOYAL and SLDIIIOUS PRINCIPLES; liehron I , 'Pir I XAY, tiie: 'l9:d of Dteetuner, 18.3.(), at thy KING'S HEAD TAVERN, intim POULTRY, LONDON; - , , tiir .10fIN , SE WELL,:aNT. LLI . in the ; T was Unanimously fteschad to citcplate ant4l4,; the Members and Frrous ot the &iodation the _ _ _ r rl ' - .. fi , 1 . . , --IC:7 "( 7 ..11 I. I NG. (11 , 'FIf.: F., Ja 'I . i . 132 1 . i 11 L COTAUSSirO NE R s for VlCTUAL tine4j`vG - ii 7 ' 3 Ar..T.E.O 4 2" Y%VNAVIit ' do rrefry give No , i:, .%., , : i ,r. Tr..: ''''''' i .: r`‘ t : , . -*, / 1 '.:: ' 2ustant, sivy will lie ready to -.- • en,fri-.:. , ,, •. . • 1 treat for : 7 tott .. -..,• :707:..; cy :OUT 1 . ilt . • ~, "./(1 Fc7ty 2 1,..ti Of Cs; E :::.1!• E. . ~ ' 4 le attiii,6•ed irate Hi s Mojestv's Pictaalling Stores at .7ePtf47l, t.i.'c ..s*auf.. of e.:,: Ilionta,f and to: Le Pr" r -. Ili 1.!1 ‘. .i'a- itie c.!...i:LaLl Pt:crest, Sia•ty da y s after . deb la 5 Co nclit4'l,7 'of Me Ctyn.fracts may be seed at the Se oretiriv% o,ffice. • 82 , 1° 7 egard will be had t) Ten:ler in which the Price 1 3:174 ' .? l 'e''z'crteti in worth' at :c.n4-11c, :it that shall not be de :ere*/ to the. Board belie e 0n,,7 o' on Me il i CS` , 'Ay lea Inst. ;ter tcnirss Me Per.ion who makes the dz..; . er nic . Person his atteuds' tr.ani wer. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dec. 3 , 29 . 4E PRINCIPAL - OFFICERS of ills 141 - , "at JIIZT.ir'S ORDNANCE (lc, hereby give. Prati]ce, uji! SELF, P U.BL IC AUCTION, a( the . l e h' e opt 7'UESD.-IY, the 9th day of January ne.rt, at e" Clock en the Forenoon precisely, SUNDRY eo 6:lS' of OLD and UNS.ERFICE.IBLE STORES , : 01 14 , 41. . S ttit 4 l • — • 4 ‘ s, Furniture, , Saddiery and H_arness, Bedding,' B ellows, Hand, Scr e ws, Chains, Nand Bags, Horse 2 , ; , 4) ‘ T I: 1 "19, Old Iron, Paper, and Powder Ba: re's. " ole of which may be Vie , ..7ed ?quirt application 45t the ,;Pak Storekeeper's j?‘ the Tower, and at the Royal irooluich, until the day of Sale. where printed '4l' the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may nal ''3'i r the same. By Order of the Beard, R. H. CRS 11', Secretary. (IPPICE ORDN,INCE, July 31, 1326. A RE PUBLIC are hereby informed that 7hirlY-seVen PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY 'llalrVr BRITAIN, canted on under the Superintendence; de d t Lk late Major-Generti WILLIAM MUDGE, LL.D. F.R. e ALS " arP now eumpt e t e , and that IMPRESSIONS from I , o l' r e on Sal e at t h e ORDNANCE MAP OFFICE, i n t h e i:4 of LONDON, and also at WILLIAM FADEN'S, 1.• 41'.her to his Majesty, and Agent to the Board of Ord at CHARING-CROSS. ' e " PLATE s . contain the Counties of Kent, Essex, ti; 4 : t'z ' l tants, Dorset, Devon, and C o rnwall, and propor_ i; 1 1' c ' t S omerset, Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen, 4 . 7 ''')P .'" l , Wilts, B e rks, Middl e seX, Suff o lk, H e rtford, and ;thrid ge. • 4 , 4 44 I -Xi containing nearly th e w h o l e o f Pembrokeshire, P 7 i iuna of th'e adjacent Country, was published on the c 41:: 41/gurtt 1819, zitil es the Work is still in progress, a1%4 %4 to Original Design of giving d complete Map of " Britai n upon a Scale of one inch to a Mile, Hit Li: L( ' llo i of the future parts will follow as fast as the s uet). a Work wAlaittnit, without increasing the an. • t tl/euse. Ce4l.lvinen wishing to Procure a M a p o f the Country sur it:,,:k• 4444. t their Own habitationi, may, by application- to Mr. tvi i ;; . El t , at the Ordnance Map Office (where an Index Map ~` lilvvin) se l ect any s h eets t h ey p li sse, f or t h at purpose . 4.071.11 Lette rs on this subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, under cr Lithe Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall Mall • 6 ' i mediateiy att , :-.14.1eel to. Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, See. 11 A.MPSIIIRE ADDRESS. WINCHESTER, Jan: S, 1821. following Loyal and Dutiful ADDRESS t" ills NU - est - the KING, was delivered to the Right r+ feel Lord Vis j u c SIDMOUTH, one of His Majesty's .' 4 at Seeretaiist of State; on Wednesday lasr, the 3d in hil immediately forwarded to-His Majesty. the King's Most ExCellent Majesty. the undersigned Nobility, Gentry, Clergy,•and other sl e e .' , °l 'lets a•,n In'w.ibitants of the County of Hants, beg 1 1 141 :aAl)p,ro•;ch your Majesty, with an expression of our atss „ -41 u aff,..ct'ol,te attachment to your Majesty's Royal 1 0 , ‘ " h 4 nd (Simcr . :anent. And we'deeni it more especially ( ~.,:e t tt upon rs to declare these sentiments, in the wi ;lie fundamental principles of the Consti ,"itiiii4 Chorch and State appear to he endangered . by the " 44, 1 -4 44 d machinations Uf designating and ambitious alp , V t • cannot view without alarm, the indefatigable ex- f 14 e 1,, ` i t adr sperate faction, alienate the affections o 7,1 from that Constitution upon which their welfare depend ; to tiling into contempt all those . - ;:tta Itstitutions by Which our laws are admiin• • 'l, 44 is'e, - „?' 1 oar b ee t i ' secured ; and to destroy those moral. principles, for which the people of this country !, , nished, and which form the best and of si f' icial order. 1 1 ' 4 " cl - 1.? 1 "e ohser d with indignation and abhorrence, the turned ag ainst herself; we have seen the free -1% that brst safeguard uf our rights. perverted '),i"-'4itsaate objects; employed to undermine those Ples which it ought to defend, and exerted . in Y , iur A.lo2ng the most false and treasonable libels against 's Governnient and Throne. • fr ch ,: l oot he blind to the fatal consequences which must 4i " 4) . 4 - hisive acquiescence in these dangerous proceed .(4o,l'4'd the utivaryin"• example of history points out, that, .4 , t).• )”' o . ,. featetlby a timely and getic application controul, they- must in, vitality lead us, t Le ts" t'Vkilutionary anarchy, to military usurpation and „ gatioy fif tke sword. , 1 t we ht.° in s ite - of the -efforts of the clisaf- Tls-lit t!‘ mass t' o at f , is I sl untainted ; it Atom 6OOlll. f„r:-! '" nlY in the apathy of the loyal thitt traitors can .",hopLs;—that when once the voice of the people is 14;1,4". clamour of tartion wilt silenced and over lets„";—iiiid that tlie natio', only rcquirs's to be roused to i s u order to rally round their King, their fl ie d grounds we feel it our duty to stand forward at I , -..:•,sent• roomful, to d ec l are our und l iera bl e attac h ment 1,,• 'llStil;:tiori under which we have the happiness to "'dr firm determination to maintain and defend it those who may wantonly, ignorantly, or wickedly srlisert it ; and to assure your Majesty that if we ;ailed upon to give proof of the sincerity of our your M a j esty would find its prepared, in onion Laid e "I'h r"ne great body of y our l oya l and fa i thful p eople, to up,- ti;s , at the hazard of our fortunes and our lives. " and dutiful Address is, amongst same thousands , constituting a large majority of the . principal hind- I.: . 44 1 . S'emilitry, ad tiadesinen, signed b Grace e ellinagton (Lordn Lieutenant) • they i.l " llel44 ' sth of , Winchester *nd Buckingham ; the ,Right Rev. the Bishops of Winchester and Hereford ; the Earls of Malmeshury, Huntingdon, Vorthesk, Carat', and Temple; Lords Rod ney, Balton, Sydney, Palmerston, Rosehill, and Aslitown ; Lard H. Partie s K.C.B. ; the Mu ' tt Hunburable W. Sturges Bourne ; Sirs T. F. Heathcote, C. Hulse,'Thainas Champ neys, H. B. Neale, W. L. G. Thonms, J. W. S. Gardiner, C. Rich, J.W.Pollen,,T. Baring. A.C. Dieksrin, P. Pole, C. Ogle, J. Dalrymple, A. Dickson, G. Prevost, G. T. Staunton, and J. C. Richardson, Varts.; Jas. Scott, -Esq. High Sheriff; .1. Fleming', Esq. one of the members for this charity; Admirals J. C. Purvis, L. W. ffalstead, J. Giffard, and .1. Bingham ; Gen. J. Calcraft ; Lieut. Gens. H. Fane and W. F. Cameron ; and Major Gen. H. F. Colcraft ;—Friner Hans Sloane, W. Mitford, T. A. Smith, W. Chute, W. liramston, J. Black burn, J. H. Beaufoy, G. W. Tapps, G. Ward, J. Horn by, It. Goodlad, H. C. Compton, .1. Morant,.E. Knight, E. Knight, jun. E. P. Buckley, A. B. Drulumund, G. Eyre, H. Eyre, C. W. Michel, J. Portal, W. 'Long, J. Blunt, C. Game, W. Greenwood, E. P. Meadows, W. tremonger, and It. Sheddon, &qrs.; tAie Very Itev Thomas Rennet!, Dean of Winchester; the Hon: and Rev. A. G. Legge, Chancellor; the Rev. G. Heaths. te; Archdeacon ; E. Poulter, F. North, W. Caroler, James Hank, L. Irculou..er, and G. F. Nott, Prebendaries of Winchetler; 11. Lev, HlSissmore, L. Clarke, and H. Huntingford, .FilloWs,of Winchester College; .H. D. Gabel, D.D..J. Ordei D. Bromley, William Norris, }3 TS CdUNTY REQUISITIO'N. rrIFIE COUNTER REQUISI " pointing out the inexpediency of holding the County Meeting, appoitfted for Friday - next, . the 12th instant, has been transmitted tfi the High * Sheriff, who has stated, in reply to it, that baring agreed such , Meeting should hd holden, before be reoeired such Counter Requisitions, the appointment must•stand. It is right, however, that 'the' C;onnty should be apprised that such Counter Requisition has been signed and presented. "'Vu JAMES Scorr, Esquire, High Sheriff iof the County of .Solittarnplon.. " Sta—We, the undersigned, Freeholders of the County of Southampton, having heard that you have received a Requi sition to call a Meeting c,f the County, for the purpose of addressing the King, or of taking into consideration some proposition respeciing the Queen, feel it our duty to express our disapprobation of such a measure. 4 4 We respectfully submit, that with regard to an Address iv the _King, the sense of the County has been suffieiently• and decidedly manifested by the Address which has already been' signed by ourselves and snore thottsand other persons in the County, and which will he immediately forwarded to his Majesty in due form ; and with regard to any proposition' respecting the Queen, we deprecate the unnecessary discus.: sion of a subject which has been so much agitated, and in flamed the public mind, and upon which so much difference of opinion has prevailed. " Upon these grounds, therefore, we feel it incumbent upon us respectfully to request that you will be ,pleased to' abstain from calling a Meeting, in pursuance of the above mentioned Requisition." Chandos Buckingham G. Winton Huntingdon Rodney Bolton Cavan. 'temple Palmerston Ashtovvn W. Sturges Bourne Hen. Paulett, K.C.8.• Thosnas F. Heathcote Chailes Hulse Thouuts Champneys W. L. G. Thomas J. W. S. Gardiner C. Ricb, J. W. Pollen Luci ns Ctirtis . Archd. C. Dickson P. Pole Charles Ogle James Datrytitpla J. H. Gill, Clerk - J. F. B. Botium, Clerk Williani Nielison, Clerk W. Farrington; Capt. R.N. Edw. Ildscy, Capt. R.N. Samuel Jellicoe Archibald' Swinton Charles - Neville Edward Brice John Bligh, Capt, R.N. H. P. Delme John Hornby Alexander Radcliffe Thomas Stares W. M. Hare \V. C. Roberts Svhn Armstrong ' , Ja k nes Set on • . ' H. ,Longden, Clerk. Jolla , Fury, Clerk J. D . . Alexander Will4iin Fitzhugh - ''A. - : R:' Drummond' Charie s St. Bailie' Cbarlet St. Barite, jtin. J. ffingliam, Rear-Adm. William Archer • - James Lys, Capt. R.N. J: C. Pure 5, Adm. R.N. Charles Sts rtiliti S. Laneasts . r John Sheditsin Richard Jernoins William Hiclrs Aug Brine, C'apt. R.N. J: E. Syriiondt:, Capt.. R.N. Joseph Wild Robert Budded M. Gm/thaw 1). Ferrier, M.D. • E. B. Arnaud George Grant J. A: Hichley ~ J. T. Merritt Joseph I) LI (P i ty . William Tuner Joseph K. ri'urner Stephen 'rooks .'Fluituas !lan, Clerk Francis Daniel John Zoysia. C. W; Alitchell . .. Brow' plow B. Mathew . Wse . gtewart Rose . • Jot.ri Coaibe'COnipton IL‘i/ Mimi] Harbin ... k : . riiry Minihin James Nibbs r WillianiNevill Lascelle4 Irenionger Harry Lee .I'. Paddoti James Anderson W . W : .19 ai dinar', S . teßhen Fitcliett J. F. Buri'ell ,slepheri. Burrell . ; Thomas Burrell. George Gaircti Hans Sloaue William Mitfurd Williath Sloane George Eyre F. Bromley, Rector of Brighton F C. Game W. Greenwood Francis North William Galan Thomas. Butler G. S. Butler J. H. Ererett George Duke W. Alves W. S. Goddard, D.D. William Iremonger William Chute John Orde, Clerk Wither Bramstou E. St. John John Harwood H. S. Blackburn John Blackburn Alexander Shearer Richard Goodlad • William Gamier R. H. Lancaster A. F. Nunes J. Baynes Charles Walters W. Clapcott B. Bullock James :rupp Edo'. Walcott STrtip'son W. F. Cameron 'Flios:•Deiiii Shute Arthur Quartlelb Robert , :hrtiklort James Hook George Shetillon V I:tin Laito. , ert Gorge Ward . William Ward Joseph Richards . It is' poesible, tht.t, in the hurry of cOpyinc flit Na.rirs; he; fore the several 4equisitionit were sent to the High Sts , :ritr, some few way 1/..ve been .oroitted. .tihouid any. Cleistik,a.Vo. therefore. r re theirs to have b'eca be so guoa to teteiro- tills aptsiogy.. ff:AMPqHI . IiF. COUNTY. NIEETII•46. TO JAgES ; SOTT, Q. Sheriff of the Cohnty r,t Hants., t, the undersigned` Freeholders .of the v Courity of Hints, reit:reit that vcS will call art' glaily Meetirig cat' the; lieniletnien, ETitery; and s Fr - etilfeirtWrs nf Co . turty, to consider of the enpediency of present ids! A Petwoo to !Jodi Boost& of Parliament, on the sultjec. 4 t ol f politic and . disgraceful ploceeditigs against the praying them to talc such steps- as to Olt ;II May appear %Vest and most el/renal, to rentove every Onstacie to at final hind' satlifactory . oratigiquent, as well an . fu peevezif the of atiy..aittith're*kiterer against tiet StajcStY: Ca rim iron - jon'd Carter Newton Fellowes A. Atherley George 2}enry Titilitit Se Soli Jantri Charles Mill ITenry (;t.wler C. tie Crespigny Ittlwar,.l C'artee snit; e'rtidy y Nhit.-4 - 1; Thomas' Bon kiletWy t~l Ming %Yrs,. PoWle3 DeCemlirt 29, 1826; In compliance with the above.'•Reilbitifittn;. 1 ei6 appoint a MEETING or flii , C;eittieturo, Cle , rgy, :.ass liOlilres of the of 13 atit4, to be hollttn at. OrAsTIE of ''lNCJiiLzk - f Frii,tv the twelltti• cily Sarrtiaty, 16 . 2 Ve' 6 1 C, it . IC'tiL; YiUGrf , Silorle Rotherfield Po:k, I rc 43, 1 , ;u; ADDRESS, The prevalence of disloyal arid seditious pr:nciples, to a Brat and alai cuing extent, among certain classes of our fel low•subjects, is unhappily too notorious at the present tattle to aiiwit of doubt or discussion. Possesling, as this nation does, a Caastitution which is tie envy and admiration of the world—at peace with every °Mei country—covered with the glories ut s lo:;, an arduous, and a triumphant contest—enjoying an icapai tint P►dtninistratiun of Justice—and subjected to the mild and paternal tioveru meat ufa Patriotic Sovereign, it might have been hoped. that all ranks and degrees ut men would have bent in bumble gratitude for,sueh unexampled blessings to the Almighty and' Merciful Disposer of human events. But that this is far from being the case, and that, on the con trary, a spirit of hostility exists against our most sacred and estimable Institutions, we hare oulf to appeal to the un, fy;:t.,rts testimony of those numerous loyfil Addresses. which 1-rbtkii'llate been laid at the foot of the Throne by t;or;tora liana or Islceting's of Individuals. 14:smed by bodies of men in different end distant parts of the kingdom, without con cert or communication, a nd containing opinions drawn from actual observation and conviction, these Addresses in disputably prove at once the 'lamentable existenoe of the evil and its teattial exteut ;—they prove that at menaces nut the predominance of this or that party in the State, but the safety of the - State not the separate interests of this or that class of turn, but the liberty, the property, the security of All. The Consequences which have already resulted from this perversion of public principle, are but too obvious. 'Among them are to be numbered, a daily weakening of the bonds of union between the humbler ranks of society and their natural guardians and protectors—insubordinatioo—disregard - of the lasts, and frequent attempts to obstruct their operation--; increase of crimes—denunciations of hatred towards the greatestand best men in the countrp—mocliery of Religion— queruloits impatience of all controul - and restraint—'-vain and ostentatious contempt of all sound learning, experience, and knowledge—interruption of the• courses of honest industry —and derangement of the great concerns and eliterptizes of tint natiim. The catisel of the . ail are no less apparent ; it may be dis , tinctly traced to the miti:hinations of a comparatively small number of individuals. These persons act partly by means of the turbuleitce and excitement of public meetings, at which the most unfounded andinflani.;iatory speeches arc tle-: livered; and partly through the medium of a licentious Press, which, ►rithout excepting even the day of sacred rest, inun dates the nation with an unexampled profUsion of slanderous, seditious and blasphemous publications. The mischevions activity of the popular agitators has not been capricious of transient : they bare pursued their course lystematically; and the influence which they have acquired over the minds of the less-informed classes of society, has for several years been regularly and rapidly increasing. if it has occasionally ceased to attract public attention, it has ap peared at every new manifestation. inure - formidable; it has beennotirished by every art which a pernicious ingenuity could devise ; and it has enlisted in its favour every personal feelin_of its ►gnorant and .deluded victims. The - Press, that great, and invaluable blessing of civilized lite—that mighty engine for diffusing the light of :Liberty anc; of the Gospel—has unhappily become, in the hands of evil men, a lever to shake the very foundations 'Asocial and, !Dora! order. Its power, which within the last century has been multiplied an hundred-fold, may now be almost said to reign paramount in the goitiance of public opinion; and to those friends of their country who reflect. deeply on this. tact, it cannot but be matter di serious alarm to observe that a very large proportion of our periodical publications is tuts - t be, eliteation eon., 441P4AW1141 .estreuirS of the Cutisti• tattoo, or of persons whose sole principle of action is their own private and selfish interest. By these, and by occasional writers of a like character and description, every artifice is employed,wit: daily increasing boldnesi, to render the people. discctitented with the Government, and disobedient -to the LAWS; to persuade them :hat they are betrayed by those who shouts protect theirs ; to seduce theta from - their atlection aad allegiance to their Sovereign; and, finally, to bring about a Revolution, to which- (however. it Might gratify or enrich theniselt es and their associates) the wealth, the pros:- perils', the intemaf happiness . , arid the poiitic:atgreatuess of the Empire, must inevitably be sacrificed. .. . • And it is cleat that isolated, iudividtial exertion, would he utterly inadequate to cope with all the evil energies now arrayed again public order and the public peace; so it is to be 'Mitred, that tt4 Government and Legislature them selves" might find the contest ditlicult, without the active, zraloui,. and perseveriug co-operation of 1!.))741 and well disposed part of the comitinuity; which co-operation, to be etri'etual, nittge b the result - of ar egular and syttetnat'w union nt vidnais. - --• PerSuaded (hit by these means ;alone the progreis of sedi tious,praiciples can be arrested; and feeling that to'orrest it,_ if possible, is the bounden duty of every good subject and sincere patriot; the Isleuthers of this Society ,have.adopted the following liesolut ions Ist. Tiat:they sVill• rise their beg ei'ertiniis to maintain order, and to support the due execution of the Laws. ',A...That the' , eniplcy hibuince, individually and collectively, in discountenancing mid opposinv the dissemina-. lion of sedii Cott; prideiples. that they will encourage personi of integrity and ta lent in the Literary World to exert their abilities in confut ing •the sophistries,. dissipating tbe•illutioni, arid• exposing th'e fakehoods, ulticli are employed by ssidied atierlesiguing tikii to mislead tlii;peOple: • 4th. "I liat they wilt resort to. such lawful measures as may • his deemed expedient to reirraisi the publithing Mid circulat ing of seditious and treasointWO libels. • . , lii WiAilfig that the licentiousness of the Preis shook! De iestrained, this AssOciat ion is achnatedi by a.sincert desire to secure the true Liberty of the Press—that liliekty whidti sists•ouiy protivcting. ehitld of law, and , which is sure to he one of the first sacrifices uiade hi a Political Revo lution.. 116eiir tatiClittely iiicoMpatible With' thie. present 11eentitnrmess ; and the one must tutro•destroy. the Mike. Tae• tioceect, is yet before Me' hation. Me‘..oheri of this So.:iety hove nu with to µI rev ibe limits to siis'etis , i•in j nor coca gat stity to eeltifl the, excesses of an Irani est. rnisvalten• ;eat; hut , three. are piiblications (.led ottrortunately usitry of these cif:sti:tea nil) mg< the In t.a.,tring erased are; of this" 'description); of which no rational cloubt•can be eiitertained. .These worlis •consist nittiokt wholly. Of Sr:in - 1191:S slat - friers, and of the nioit • um; ingot:on:gory sts.tentents respecting µollie institu 'tions Men ; they'abouh.l iatl rt:Esoc,Al' ealuOirly, inciterittt*oth to•vi<4lende sktst erldte- ixs ''hurt, • they are int eterately hostile to poblic mid . private Crlt . tit, fillet fl.WoUrable. ohty. ethatever tends* to &grade anti. debase roatitilud. All•that it estim a ble its• the country e.. 4 0 41 he hi-. tidift4 by their trip pression'; and s oriltring wouid 64- tri'ditteti ituk t roveif elesaved as the Press itteif. 'lllll' A ti , diatitid. is' ittfititiett ed . un the broad' 0/1114'114, not. so ppOrt this or • that AdMinistratisiai but of oµposibg the attcrapli rt,e riirniv Id us rein thr en,'insi,l tut ions ,of the St•itt:e. Cillier.l.tociet his fee sOtene...tico . y...e.xisterli tot tits protection' uf leligion and Morals ; but•; with the rxcep ' t,titi 61 . 4'friVr lotlo4l the present is the,rinly.tibe flestined to the very:import:hit 06)e:A of cifiposing 'toil' p'foiVerlf Oisli:r.ralt:, , and "It'ditlo3. 111 6:tire tit att a in this end, it has beert 'determined 1. To establish Fund', by the yolittitary Coriftibutiohs'Of the sdyntbers, at Me:forme as oath indieithiatAny tbilk fitk. 2. To' apiotia a e."inn.d.ttei , for crinduCting the bilsioesfuf ; helscci et • • ;I. To adopt a systein of t.7orresporitletice witri.tbrise Mein bele"' Wilo tier? at'• r-s , distant's', a eirlt; vi•it."4-• A,'s'itosititltYns as • may tie willing to to. operate its !immuring ttse same objegt's. *MN earnertlyt; ttieeerrief , , does this l'lt.ii-iely'r-1111 1 uptin alt• men' of-al ft nfi% and of Mt politioio 31 ie. whom the. nialiiteliatice. of civil' and ISlieey is deaf, upon . alt wine v.t,te the itst%Leitift trace of•tbe contlfrr, tbe,PiT• 'ruattt-tice, of the Ili iti:ft) Eaviirr, to j.. u tittlitt its a ttrellUQUlt • N. 13. faunwions and Sultc:iirtior;s to the Fond rf " • COnsti:ntional r , v ,:v v e b y liott4vol, Esq. Ailltro;411, it:, y., v r Cheap . sitie ; by hiessr.;. Dron.r.:w.g.l and (;(,. Cross ;. Nltisrs.'7oorla4ds, itorio4; agd . Cr. Ntj, DrievirA. Drierstl. y, icri: a!rd Bet oers stteet ; Mer.trc, lioare,lv,o. Firt f,e;;; , Janes, Loyd. nut! 43, Lutiqiii:i; CV! , ,2 and Co. Nu., IS, I,onolsorcl street, Chatteris,l4l;itmort,. are! Co. 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