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In Cie Press, and speedily will be'publishcd, in Two Vo lumes, (Mayo, THE SPIRIT of CHRISTIANITY; or, Beau ties of the Christian . Religio n, Cy P. A. DE CHATEAUBRIAND. frtanslated from the French. - London Printed . for. H. Colourn. Public Library. se,. Conduit-street ; Andersi?n, Edinburgh ; .and Cumming, 1) üblin. Of whom, and.all Booksellers,' may be had, by the same Author, Travels in Greece, Palestine, Egypt, and Barbary, during the ve•ars iBo6 and tBO7 ; in two large volumes,,l3Vo. price I,4s:board. • . • This Day were published, price 2s: 61. A New Edition, being - the ittk of • HE THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES of the CHURCH of ENG LAND,-illustratecl with Notes; ant confirmed by Texts of tii• duly Scripture, and Testi monies of the Primitive Fathers Together with References to the PassaAes in several Authors;' which more largely ex,- plain the Doctrine contained in the said Articles. .Written so Latin By the Rev. Mr. ARCHDEACON %VELCHMAN, And now Translated into English according to the Sixth Edition by A CLERGYMAN of 'the University of Oxford. Printed tur F, C. and -1. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-)aid. This Day was published, In Two large Vols. Oasvo, price in boards, tl. Is. A New Edition, being the twenty-second, of AN ESSAY concorning BUMAN UNDER STANDING. Written by $OltN LOCKE, Gent. To this Edition are now added, s. Analysis of Mr... Locke's Doctrine of Ideas, on a large sheet. 2. A Defence of Mr. Locke's Opinion concerning Pcrsonal Identity, with an Appendix. 3 A Treatise on the Conduct of the Understanding. 4. Some . Thoughts concerning Reading and Study for a Gentlernan. 5. Elements of Natural Philosophy. E. A New Method of a Common-Place Book, eztraaed. from, the Author's Works. Printed for Otridge and Son, Rivingtons, Leigh and Sotheby, W. Lowntless I. Walker, Darton and Harvey, Wilkie and •Robinson, C. Law, White•and Cochrane, I. charclson Lackington and Co. Longman and Co. Cartel' and Davies, J. Mawsnan, I. faultier, lohrison and Co. Gale and Curtis, and G. Robinson. • * A New Edition of Mr. Locktes Works, handsomely printed in Octavo, in . ten large• Vols. wilt be published by time Booksellers above mentiened early in December. _ A . CERTAIN DR. Fltt. LMA N'S I*TA SA lA/TARIS, THE value of this iciallibie Medicine has bee) so long proved, that nothing . of the present day can bear a competition with ityin. all the, diff4reut stages of a certain Disease, which it ef t' eradicates edually eures,.and' ' from the habit, without exciting the painful:feelings anil ex posure that attends SaliVatiOn, Without debilitating 01; Con stitution in any , degree, oreven requiring cootinefflent, from business, ur restriction oftliet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public appro. bation, for more than thirty years. In all thetleOilitY of both Stites they wove a- never-failing Restorative, whether the debility is produced .by . too free use Of 'Mercury, by illicit pleasures, or rime effects of a %%arra . .Tti Travellers, and those going they cannot be recomMended - too - strongly, asihey - wilt receive asate, speedy, anti complete Cure; in all old stubborn Gleets; and every Weakness that ' ailed% t he Bladdei and Orms 'f Urine. tly its efficacy many Women have become Mother o s, who for many yeaas had been &prived Of that I , ...ippittess. Sold, whol.•sale anti retail, at Mr. Butler's . , No. a, Cheap side, corner of l'aternoster.row 'l3elarn and Sharp. Purls- - mouth; Weston, , Mallory., tones, ant Alinutt, Portscai Sinith, Scott, and Manti..r..tone, - Edinburgh ; - Peck and Ross,, iloxland ant Heydon, Plymouth.; Knott and ; llillinhe and „Latlibury, Liverpool; t..irics and Lynch, Manchester I • Trovman, Lxeter ; Bax ter. Glasgow; anti retail by on(MCoutary Medicine Verider§, in liuttleS ;$. gel. each, with ample tlireetions. A, GREAT EVENT FOR ENGLAND. Ilex Inveterate Internal Enemy Arrested. MANY laudable attempts 'have hereloltge been made in vain to arrest our Great Internal Enemy, viz. _CONSUMPTION (by Foreigners called I gland's Plague), Twenty Thousand Persons having fallen tinder its tyranny annually for centuries past tett allowed by the faculty. What psfiple in general ',consider 'Very lightly, namely. a. common Cold and Cough, has •useally been the. primary cause, as such, whatever will cheek. Cough etlecinally, should be speedily resorted to, as it is better to preient titan to cure. Mr. MADDEN, the . Proprietor .of- the VEG ETAI3I - .E ESSEN C for the Prevention and Cute of Consumption, Asthma, and the very many Pulmonary ComplaiiitS,.Coin. .preheriding also the tioopitig Cough,-tliedestroyer, of Chil. dren, feels it a duty incumbent on him,to urge the Public at large to a speedy adoption of it in oases Of Cough.-;He has kept an open Dispensary for the last five years, forthe 13ene. tit of the Poor, in which time he ha , had the gratification to relieve Thaee iliousand Persons ; and can with telith say, • that it has never yet failed of giving speedy relief in cases of Cough, r.owever re seve . ' It ECENT CASES. Prom Mr. THOMAS ABBY, No. it, - Orange-Street, Red , Lion.square. " Sin,-- feel it a duty incumbent on-me to arsnowle,dge with gratitude the efficacy of your Vegetable Essence on be :halt of my wile. who was aillicted with a periodical cough tor ten years, which battled all medic:Al aid, and became in. creasingly worse, which had reduced her to a mere Shadow, „till at length, in a very providential way, she bean! of your medicine, and after takilte one bottle'tbuild great relief, :141d continuing to take it agreeably to your directions, her. cough , has entirely left her. I should have wrote before (her edugh having been lenitive& tbr more than eiy,litten'inontlfs), but have waited ~ to see if 'it would return ; and finding it.does riot, I ca n no 10,1iger refrain my 11106/ grateful thanks i and may you, live to witue,s a similar case oft thousands of your tellow.crcattires, is the sincere prayer ef, Sir, your most obedient humble Seri/ nit " TI-J 0 MAS nit, Ig S. You may make what use of this letter, you think proper, as 1 am willing to attest to any per:;9li:whu may Call as to what I have stated. " No, it, Orahge,street,' 04 Lion square, May 13,1311. From Mr. l XF. M ENE E, 3, East-street, Queen's. , 4 - piare. " feel great pleasure.in acquainting you, 'that your Vegetable Essence alone has happily relieved my. 4ervant, Mary Clark, trims a very troublesome constitutional Cough, With which she has been afflicted, by her account; these last seven ears. I , beg you to accept my sincere thanks for your g-nerous a•sistance to her, anti it you think proper•to publish, this t.:tire, I feel it to duty to g,ive my verbal tesriiiiony to any inquaer. I am, Sir, - Your must obedient servant, 1. XEKIZNEE." '' East-street, Queen•square,, A ptil t 2, 011 ' ,t small Pamphlet, containing an Account nt its Virtue% ) and tile Testimonies of nearly a hundred Ladies and Gentle . - men, of high respectability, in.its favour , may be had at Mr. it. l'i,ladden's, b e Gloucester-square, q.siate, Bl ooms . bury ; at Mr.liavt kiitsis, Mineral Water ‘Vaschouse, No a 3, Old bond-street; Mr. Perrin, No 24, Suntbamptou• street. Covent -garden ; Knevett, A t Liss, and. Bakers 87, Itartholo mcw.close, West Smithfield • Miss Randall's Owe "Cott), the Royal E xvhAnge'Cute, Cc‘rotii ; Mr. iiugUe- Perfumer, 33, flay market; Mr. Nia rais's, 85, Fleet. street Mr. s ali getts I so, t)xturd.street ; Mr. Clarkli, 269, ; Iligh.street, Borough; Mr. Sass's, comer of King street, Ilulborn ; Mr. lircithand i s, 156 i 1361101Allate Without ; Want's, near Middle. tow, Holborn; Mrs. Moses, Connive tiuntr. liainpstead ; Mr, Bums, Chea(:-street, math; Corn•street, Bristol ; Mr. Kepner, ,Colchee mere, Itlessrs. Mergy and Chalk's Chei t ustont Niessrs I)uivtling, end Luxfordts Salisbuly ; Mr. „14 , a Air hbourne's, Gloucest er ; Mr, Newbery, Dublin ; and at . True. man's, Exeter price 6d. ; where also may he had; the ysienCe itsetl, 1f bottles, price 7i. each,: the stamp in cluded. Th e proprietrat will only add, that a single tea spoonful of this; nvaluable Preparation is a dose foralrown prson— in appearance And taste it is as pleasant as white wipe; that, Charity niay apply in Glou‘cster-stttet, and that °Walt , a e it i% to such dispensed gratuitously: 'w ter . riot less than three bottles, sent to any pa i r t t il o Y f (caatage tree) upon an inclosnre of Une Pound. /tasty so—i Heiipland, 2 DUbfill, '2 Watert , Cadiz, i Lisbon, i Guernsey, c jersey. PRICE Oh iTOCKS THIS pny'Ar Ti.vl I.V a (1 9 CIMCK Con.iols . . 6;i g I Red. Ann. - .62 THE SUN. $01. 1,01 Stint OCCIIti:IALSUIst nuotecr ? L N-D N. TUESDAY, NOVFMI3I.:I( 26, 1811. The trial of Dr. SHERIDAN, in the Court of King's Bench, Dublin, terminated on Friday last, and our Readers will see, by the abstraa of the proceedings which we have copied Iron) the Irish Pipers, that he was acquitted. We have seen wish consider able regret the tone assumed by some of the Irish Papers upon this occasion, .beentise t nothing can 'be produdive of more injurious, conie= - quences—nothing can be more inconsistent w i t h the spirit of our Laws and the principles . of our Constitution, than the mixing of parry teelings with jddiCialoproceedings. Those who think themselves. warranted in indulging in indecent exultation,.:.ar the result bf this trial, would Aot have hesitated to arraign the decision, if that result had been - un favourable to the defendant; thus arrogating to themselves the right of re-trying the cause, and of raiifying by their approbation, or stigmatising by .heir censure, the decision of a Court of J ustice. If ever the proceedings . of our Courts shoilld be governed either by the diaates of the' Executive Power, or by the clamours of a fa ion, from that moment no man's person or plOperty will , be safe. The decisions of tribunals ought to be submitted to With that deference which At ises from conscious , ness . that they procced . from a pule source , ,and they .ought no more to be made the snbjea of noisy tiiutnph, tly.tn of unfounded and . indecent censure.; - . .The Mitlin Evening pf,si contains the following article, upon which we forbear, at present', 'to ntake any comments : , " FIVE ACTIONS AGAINST THE CHIEF JI/STIC,E. " The Catholic Gentlemen now under prosecu. tton have comnicnced thions aiainst Chief Justice DOWNES. Two months notice, required by the Sta tute, had been served in September, and expired a few weeks since. " Yeiterday morning as 'the Cbief Justice was stepping into his. carriage, on his way to the Four Courts, he was served with five Writs of Latitat, at the suite of Mr. TAAI4;- Mr. SCUHLOCi, Mr. Kart=, w AST, Dr. - mit.ibi, and Dr. nuttme, five of the 6t-' tbulic Gentleman arrested under Lis warrant in Au• gust lat•t. "Tt;ese aaions have been instituted unde.r the ad vice of Mr. Setjeallt SHEIWERD, and a her eminent Counsel. The damages in each atlion are laid at 50001. Three of the aetionsate to be tried in the Court of Exchequer, the others in the Court of Common Pleas." The Report of the state of the KtN4, yonetdiy, was—that he continued much in the same state. Yesterday Princess CHAaLOTT2 of WALEks wen to Blackheath, to dine ,with the Princess o WALES.. His Royal. Highness the Duke of - CLAIIit4CE landed nn- Sunday at,Pyrtsmouth from Southamp ton. liii Rnyal Highness was _received: usual bailouts. , , Lord IVlttxuaD has •published. an 'Address to, his Constituents, stating, that it is his Lordship's inten tion to vacate his seat for the county of Pembroke, on the dissolution of Parliament. . , To-MorroW the Earl of WESTMORLAND will give a Cabinet Dinner, at his' house in Grosvetior square. A grand Bail and Supper were given on Tuesday last by the Earl and Countess of PORTSMOUTH; at Hurstbotirn House, Hants, .10300,6 f the Nolaihty Had Gentry of the neighbourhood ; the companysdid not part till six in the morning. Yesterditi forenoon the Duke of .Cumaantaoin left town to visit his Regiment, the HO Light Dragoons, at Rumford, which are now under .match ing orders for Birmingham and ,Nottingham. In the everting his Royal 11 ighness returned. to town to . . Lord MON'rFOBT is appointed Lieutenant-Colonel to the Storey regitneta of iNlititta, commanded by Lord GRANTLEY. DAENtiRLS had arrived.at ArnsterdArn from Ill'a ria General JaysErs being, as we before knew, ap pointed IltS successor. The islaud is 'desetibe.d as . left in a good state of defence. ~; . • A nutnerpur meeting of the Clergy; on Tuesday, at St. John's House,'Winchester,lassed resolution!, and entered • into a subscription, to 'establish a 8o• ciety for the. Education . of the Infant Poor, on , the systein of Dr. BELL. The University and King's C Mega of Aberdeen have unanimously. re-elected the Right Floo. Lord GLENBERVLE to be their Lord Rector. fur the year ensuing. • Bath is expe&ed to be more than usually full tlris season., There are so many visitors (here at-.pre , sent, that lodgings are already almost uhpieCedent ed in high priceior this time of the year. Fontteen artillery waggona, with - . art escort of horse artillery, pAssed through VJuxhall yesterday, for Portsmouth, with dollars, tor the payment of the British Army in Portugal. BARAD.—No Court of Aldermen to-day. The Loan MAyom, after inspeBing the returns, ordered it to rise id. per peck. The Quartern Loat will now - be as. NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 4t.—Arrived a small fleet of coasters.' Caine down the Harbour and sailed on a cruise, is Majesty's ship Scylla, of 18 guns, Captain Ar• CHISON. Sailed this day the "'pellet and Growler brigs of war, Intiiing and Alphed schooners, on separate cruizes s and the Bee, REES, for Waterford, with a cargo. Po4tsr.foutn, Nov. .Qs.—Sailed his nijesty's ship Ainteur, with a fleet, for Guernsey and Jersey. FALMOUTH, . Nov. 23. Sailed the Chichester packet for Lisbon and Surinam. DEAL, Nov. 25.—Sailed the Speculator lugger, with A - fleet, for Portsmouth. YARMOUTII, Nov. 25.--Sailed bisMajesty'S ship Mosquito, with three sail of outward-bound \Vest Ina:amen, for the Downs: Sailed the British Fair on a cruize to the North- ward. Remain in the Roads the Solebay, Desirk, Chan. iclecr, Briseis, Castilian, and the Princess of lPales, NAVALAPPOINTMENT,S.—Lientenant John Bald win, who brought borne the official dispatches of the late engagement off ithdagascar, and first Lieu tenant of the Astral, Captain Schombeig, is pro moted to the rank of Master and Commander; for his gallant conduit on that occasion ; Lieut. J. Boni ton, to the Awn ; Lieut. Provost Hughes,' the Tremendous ; 'Sandom, to the .Furieuse ; Thos. 14: Ross, to. the Sophia ; 'Frederick Lloyd, to the Ma nilla ; the Rev." Dr. Lloyd, to be Chavlain of the POiaicrs. _ _ • The \Vest India Beet sailed ,on the 9.oth from Cork, Under convoy of the Helena, for Jamaica. The ,Fisgard is ordered to the Baltic with dis patches. ..The Tigre, Capt. Halliday, is ordered to Plythonth, under the command of Adm. Sir. C, Cotton, Bart. and from then , -e to proceed otißreSt to reinforce the squadron there. Arrived at Gravesend, the Teignmouth;.Bi4iip, and the and Mary, from Quebec.—Sailed the Freedom, GARDNER, fof St; Vincent's, the Alex ander, SritEet, for .Malta ; the. LovelLAnn, for Tenerifle; the Bolton, CASTLE, for Heligoland; the ilyr4itur, ROBERTSON, and the Ann, CooK . , fog Jamaica.; the . Sarah Ann,' PENSON, and the In trinsic, PkULLIPS, for Grenada ; the. General Graig, HARVIE, fOr lcibago; and the, Friendship, MIDI. IMETON, for Barbadoes. • _ _ . The NOilii4l/$; WALK E R boond to Grevada,,whieh was on shore ion the Goodwin, is got olf, and beat into the Doivlli. A: letter from Gottenburgh, dated ,Nov. 14,sayg, " The convoy which left Natwyk on. the Ist or 2d instant, are coming' in here : eight. s ad e uth em are said to be wit oat masts, and three.to have been to tally lost." . . . • Nearly to,ono - Spanish prisoners,. taken) in the Peninsula, are employed in making a new dock of seven - acres extant, at Dunkirk. THE THEAtRE.—The Drama, entitled The goighl of Snowdoun, derived from Mr. 'WALTER SCOTT'S popular and excellent poem, The Lady of the Luke, was represented last. night at Covent- Garden Theatre, for the purpose of introducing a Mr. HUNTLEY in the part of .Fitzjam r es. Mr. HtnitTLev, we understand, is a well-known Per former at the Surrey Theatre, where he acquired a •degree of reputation, which has rendered him ant . bilious of , a station in a more, rehpeoable establish. meat. His 'figure is good, and well-proportioned; his voice is Strong, but rather harsh. 'His deport ment was neither graceful nor awkward ;_ and his naing was not Marked by any, particular merit or defect.. He appeared again as Romaldi, in the after ? piece of Tice Tale of"Mystefy,:and to more advart (age than in ,the formercharadtcr. • The Tragedy ,of Coriotanus is preparing ,with stich splendour at Covent-Garden. Theatre, that is is likely to eclipse every other revival of our great dra- Matic Bard at that place. , The Elephant, whose engagement at Covent-, Gudca Theatre has excited so much newspaper waggery, is merely to be introduced in apantomime, for 'the gratification of the rising generation during the Christmas KiiMilLit, we are - as. ured, is wholly unconcerned in the engagement of This great peili)ner.. • The interview between BuoNsPastrra and JOEL BARLOW must have been somewhat aWkWard TO both parties, as the latteris one of the most deter mined order of Rupublicans, and, has often denomi nated BUONAPAIITU " the greatest Putoer of. Li, lthrty that ever etistea."' . The,-French. Ruler must be' well aware of the charatier of the Arne. iron AmbaSsador, from his nujlOrin cooduel, and the principles which he has .maintained in his political ,works, and therefore cannot hu' look on hitio abhorrence. How far JOEL BAaLOI.II will be to disguise his feelings it is imp )ssi.ble.. to 1cll) from the behaviour of BUON/qAt4TR to Lord Will wowrn; and other • Ambassldors, : whose ,4,441.tic5, wer.! - advetse to Republicnnism, it is to'tie ex tie peeled that the American Representative will exile-, rietice a milder 'treatment, nartieularlir, as the Usurper is known to _hold the Americans itt the, utmost contempt, and would, no doubt, openly de! : clam his feelings towards their, if he did not want . to render them instrumental in his desire of injur - tog„ Great Britain. Yesterday forenoon, about half past ten o'clock, an alarming fire broke out in the rear of a mittreo marrifueory, in Oxford -street, next door to the. entrance to Soho Academy. The flames raged with great fierceness, but from the abu.ndant supply of water, they wer e got nuclet willicat doing any very considerable injury. POETRY. SNUFF. Why beast of the pleasures that friendship bestowSl . Ur tellane it drives away care That it softens your sorrows, assuages your tvoes • And blimp e'en the sting of despair! - , I too havc i a friend that can always impart Lujoym. - tit and comfort - ehough— , For obtaia'd is the fondest desire of my hurt W her Pus blest with:abundance Of snuff.. I f lieav`ri, in - its wisdom, send sources of grief; . • Pm thankful the stock is no More; I first take a pinch, and my heart finds relief--; • Then I sneete— and my troubles arc o'er ! 'Tis thirs'l with fortitude brave ev'ty stbrrn, When winds of afflietion blow rough; Let the fugitive evil assume any form, So if be not a famine ot—snuti. • , • . , In search after happiness men are perpleed ,•••• - For few can the goddess obtain ; Some place her in this good, and some in the nest, But the wisest conjeaures prove vain: , • They may tell you thetiymph. l o ves the glitter,ofo.4. And dwells with the miser—such stutr; ..". No ! my pocket has always been found her strogho4"o-, And her 'palace--a box olgood snuff. The lawyer so grave, ere he opens hii s . , •,. , In obscurity finds it is hid : But the bright glow of knowledge illUmines his face, As he gives the rbree raps Dm the lid.' with delig ht, ' Been t h l i t s e judge co u t c a n n a n t c h e e bench ever so he gruff s. . Fie bids the stern sen tence of judgment take flight, And mercy inhales with a — s nuff. hur.t sound VACCINATION. -account ' . . , I%IR. EDITOR The sitem telt from Montego Inoke otii Bay, speak of the Sinai! l'ux having . the West Indies, and la in several plAntatioos, and Of the tion to ne inoculate tor Small Pox, in order to check ‘l.nettrogr_ess of i t. When the %Old° Willy tool u_____l,_ o.ogainst three ignorant and designing niel';'he .:uti, apposition evidence in favour of Cow Pe% wo's pleaded Peosition to scusth and reason. Now let the ~" cum ) co IllWory ' masses of fillure, front itingoo", / EntTitilge. Witlierd, aad divers otlit r Nikes I " t . eO7Pu, be added to what. has rollv harenen,ll:l, r n I.:;bntinent, the Vest Indies, al'id clice•rg 4- emu! 9 ,places, where 1;:e stagnation of trade !iv Pwl) bii.l4ri.,: t4)°"dence, and theniet NOliartierapoi"!, (list 400v1. a year cannot be bevel digid .tr . of in carrying on an experiment whid) to ye ws , ~, w-ealttPrience proves to be :quite the: ContlarY .: .. de h nce It was re resented .to be by the alais of examine before the Coin:nitteeof the Hob ; A. 13, of Commons. . . , CONYZ/V,VON ".cr. .........."7 „. . As there hat; been seeh .fretrient reference .o the i CoNvat4TION AO', to Whioll the pending trials' Lit, , the j ais ii CAT,HoLtc DILEGATSS relate, 11,C fvtioVit. IngCOPY of that Att will pto.bably;be very act able to rnany,of oar Readei it :-,-. .. . . . tie / " Whereas the Eleisiton or ppointment a ~ or.oy seiliblies, porporting.to represent the -peopl , description or nurxiber at the people of tt`„ is rellf7l under_ pretence of preparing or presenting retinal uomplaints, 'Remonstranees; and Declarations, nl,, other Addresses to the King, or CO both or eilbg. pst 1 , ' : Houses of Parliament, for altetion of memo -40 bushed by law, or redress of alleged grievances fs °torch and State, may be made use alO tioilli, I ends of factious and seditious person,' to th e v 'j e st 1 lion of the public peace and the. gest idsal, it 1 encouragement of riot, tutoult, and Litior 0 .1 , I declared and enacted, by the woes iviost f 0,•;,. lent-Majesty, by and with the adviCe and coast:ail!: • the Lords Spiritual• and TeMpOral, and Coniroonst; Parliament assembled, and by the authority cf L' er game; that alt Assemblies, Committees, or ( " et i bodies of persons eleeted o res any other 1110,4, I constituted or appointed to present or assorning.:c exercising a right or authority to represent lioll people of this realm, at any number or clestliPt- 0, of . the people of the same, or the people of a p irbia vtnce, county, city, town, or other distrid ivit , - or to .. the same, under pretence of petitioning for ,. _,,,. ensother manner procuring an alteration of olsiitc; established by law , in Church or State, savo a w ; , 0 cept :the Knights, Citizens, and Borgews elet'cert serve in the parliament thereof; and save and e h s r ho 'I 111 e Houses at Convucation duly surnmoned„. 4404 King's , Writ , are unlawful assetublies ; and 1 1 , " :ic e • an d may be lawful for any Mayor,• Sherd , . I ° o s of r the Peace, or other Peace Officio, 00,1114,0r' , hereby resPeaively authorised and requireu, w ' e all his and their respedive jurisdietions, to dislierst • s . i . ch unlawful a s and if resisted, 1 4 p a. 111(0 the same, and tti i+ppiehend all pe r °P° leg in that behalf.- •-- .• it ' P er 2. And be it f u rthererailed, That'll ail . . be .. sin rho„ or publish, cause or procnr e r eo f given or published, goy written or other eoncipt.: election to be holden, urof any Mistuter or 0pP0,,,,.: emit of any person' or persons to be the Iterevo, native or Representatives,. Delegate of Witg:iiip• or •to ad by any other name or discilL;, whatever, as Representative. or iteOrosentoiroi :1 Delegate or Delegates of the inhabitenti,. ° ' • r iy j .: any description of .tlie inhabitants et . aot i P til ip ; thisvltice ennlity, city; town,- or ,other &rid 4 1 ,. or y ,! ..indoni, at -any sheik assembly ; . or l t oo , petAin shall attend and - vote at socb el eG o f: ,or i appohntnerit, -or . by airy othe r , neao# vot d • • , i eseo . 4,4 in the.ctioiCe or alpointment-of such'lleP' 0. , o f ct : ! ietpailtidr D.:legate or-other persons:to' . ti' d ..4,,0 . , , . ~ - to • . li t evely person' who shall be guilty of Poi, A ' a ii ~ Clit --t, , • I olt nces respeiiively beingiliereof convL'e -11 Oa due - . - ' . "ttrie 01 liw, shall be deemed 'guilty 01 a , misdemeanor. tf in O r. ' . . . 3. Provided ai...vays, • That DOtliltig- here 4 . to • „pitutd shall extend 'or be construed to es ter/ ti v . set Jett )-: , .c. lons to be *made by Viodioi Cc°. sto por sad o. ~ 't thing•to the clovers and usage of 51 2 ch C" r . F poraterlap,aively. °Po i" .. _ ! I ' 4. - Provided 'also, That notl,)ing r esin c 0 or Fashall he cons toed -,rl . 4.,,y rk-300,:r to . Pie.': b ieoi 'mpriie the urtdoirmed r:ght of his AliirstY's 6 1 : iota -°,lthis realt'n to petit,oo his Aliijest,,9 gaol Houses, or either House of Parinebefit,,for f a any • - - Pubite ar i,rvate grte-iance.