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Asa 44•- ' ''''", ' 1 , i.., = -- ~...... v.)6 ,ti,rw:.°,,y -• ' &s‘pv,4/177,,7, ...y.N. , .. - j - _ - ,1 - 1,-;‘ ,, i,L. _ - -.:-. , 4.,,,.ry1i, ~,,,•,, '‘,„:" ... 5.:, -'-'l l' ' '' ,. ' ;,.‘-:' 7. N. , 4. • i' - '-' , " . • . - - 7r t , - Ct. '',l-.---f-4-4::4l.'''' ' • l . -- ;ft -: .......-,-.... '....Y I T 7#4 , ... • i . i' . ; _ 4 4 %.,,,, .2.2•,, 1 . 4,,,,, t --. S; Vi ' ' ' ' 'i2. ' '' - •,- ' 1 0 - / lii,W ' • - 4 ; !(*'. 4t. NUMBER /8691 ON DAY NOVPMEETI, [Pittc SEVIOENCE. PICTZIALLING-OFFICE, Nov. 21, 1817. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NA VY /10 &Telly give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 16th of Deeciil6er nett, they will be ready go receive Tenders in writing (.i.eaed up), and treat for the supply (on separate Contracts) cf allsuch qnantit o ft 1-1 13 REF and RI.IIII as may be required for the use of his Ma les:es Ships and Vessels at the Ports under»tentioned viz.:— . Dublin - - - Liverpool - - - FRESH. BEEF. Milford Haven - - Liverpool - - - RUM. Milford Haven - - ro t s Twelve Calcitic?. Months, from the I2th January next. To be paid for by Bills payable, without Interest, si.vty days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Se vretary'S Office, at this 011 ice; 'or by applying to the Secre tary to the Postmaster-General at Madill; and to the Cot lectors of the Customs at Liverpool and MiyOrd Haven, re- Vectively. No regavilwill be had to any Tender in which the Prier thalt not he i3serted iu Words.: at length, or that. shall not . 14 delivered to the Board Gclioe One O'Cloek on the said Taesday, the 16th of December' ;Jell; nor 'unless Me Per • ton who makes the Tender, or some Person on -his behalf, attends to answer when called lia% Each Tender must acls•efte accompanied hy a Letter ligned hn two Pcrsonk; engaging to bcconze hinlnd with tin Party tendering, in the repal Sane of 500/. for tke dac pr,r formaucc of each of the Contracts. ' VICTUALLING-01 , 11CA, Nnv. 21 , 11$17. rrH E CONMISSIONER-Sfor VICTU.4LLING " 1 " Ills MAJESTY'S NA I'Y do hereby give Notice, that on Tuesday, the .2d of December, Ibeb will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (settled up), and treat for Three ,11undred QUARTERS of I,lEii? PALE, end One Hundred qtjARTERs of NEW CLUE-DRIED AMBER MALT; to be answerable to Sanyks (of not less than fine Quart each.) 'to be produced with the %enders ; and for SialyTONS of OATMEAL; to be delivered into his Ma jesty's Victualling Stores at Thntlord, in the spare of On , &with, and to he paid for by Bills payabh, without interest, a '.sty days alit , ' dale, And also, (r,n sepr:r-tte Contracts). for the SALE of all the GRAIN.; and YEAS.T that may be produced in kis Majesty's 'Brewhousc at Deptford, tlvring• the space of One Year, front the respective Contracts. , • The Conditions of which nen" be scenut the Sccrctary's Office.. .Nn i regarel will le had :a any render in which the Price shall, not he inserted, in words ot length, or that shall tot 6e delivered to the guard before Oise o'Cloch on the said Tuesday, the 44 'or :nrit, nor unless the Person who nesake tie Tendrr, az" Same Pnrson on his beAsfl,allends, to an s wer when i'alled Each 'fender for the Grains and Yeast nests! also be accom panied hy a better signea bylaw responsible Persons, eng aging to because boontiwith (le Party tendering, in the Pe:sal Sum of VOOl, for Ilse due performance oteach of those Contracts. 11 E L 0 . 1"r Elt Y. TO- M OR RO W. WIFT antl Co. respectfully inform th e p„b. that the Drawing . of the ST A TE LOTTERY is 'ap pointed for TO-NIORItt►W. The Unusual number of capital Frizes, and other advaotages of the present Scheme, are al 'ready well knOwn. and Co have recently sold Two nizes of 1..20,000, and One of 1-1,000, in Shares; and in 'fork:el. Lotteries thee have been extremely fortunate in the distribution of CA, , itali to ,n, immense amount, at. their Old Offices, No. It , Poultry; 11, Charing-Cross; and 3 . 1, Ald gate High-street. TO-NIORROIV THE STATE LOTTERY WILL COMMENCE DRAWING. THE Public are respert hilly informed, that.the DRAWING of the IA yrTERy, which was postponed from the 7th Instant by Order of the Lorrii of the Treasury, will certainly commence TO,MORROW; and it is copfdlen►tly exit, cted that some of the SIX PRIZES of 2P,0001. will be distributed a►i►ongst the Friends of. . G. CARROLL, Contractor, The particulars of the present Lottery are well known. merits have secured the apprgthatiuts of t he Public, which wil always attend a Lot , ery that posse.seS IL , re Ptizcs that and contains besides SIX PRIZES of '20,000/. TICKETS and SHARLS are selling in great Variety, at the Offices of G CARROLL, the Contractor, 7, CORNHILL, and V, OXFOEI3-STREET; where No. 7,735, the lag Prize of $O,OOOl. ever drawn, was sold in Shares. TO-MORRO W Is appointed by the LARDS of the TREASURY lot the COMMONCEMEN I', of the DRAWING of the STATE ir and J. SIVEW RIGHT take the earliest 11.7 f typortnnity - of informitE; the Public, that the Draw; ing.of the sTATE 1.0 rTRRY (which was postponed by Or der of Government', in eonstvience Of the lamented decease of .her Royal H.gliness the Princess Charleitte,) will, cum nwnee TO- MO tV, 25th of NOVEM UFA. The Scheme entionts SIX PRIZ .5 of 20,000/. besides other Capitals, and there are More Prizes than Blanks. Tickets alit) Shares are Selling in great variety by J. and J. SIVE W It lOU f, A - - . 37, (7urithill, I 33, Haymarket, li, flohoin. Aid i4l, Oxforii.street ; Where in the Last Lottery, No. 2,317, a Prize Of 0,0')01 %zs Sold in Shares. ' • 20-MORIt' 'W kNorentber 25), •is the Day appointed by the 1.0r6 of the Tceas.ry on which the STATE LO r- TERI' SHALL 'CA S. 'id% lirAer, 9, Condi ill .• and •- 17. Litileate-street, London; begs leave to alcittaint leis friends, that in curse queitee t,f the recent iNatiotial t gan mitt', the. Drawing of ;lw . Si ATE LorTERY, which had been fixed for. Frit!, y the 7111 il,statit, b.es tmeo poolumed tuitil To-MOItItOI% :21i) on i‘uicit day n will cer tainly commence. I lo• Scheme has been so often published, spd appeqs to hate been so properly appreciated hy.the that it is merely fequisite to reheat, that with only 14,200 Tickets, it cAttaios SIX GRAND PRIZES of ,(.20,000 And tomerous other Capitals ; tad that ALL the TICK Errs drawl' the First Day will be • Prizes. TICKETS and Si IA are now on Sale at • WEBIPS FORTUNATn OFFICES, 1 9, C 0 4 .011111; nil 17, Ludgate-Street ; where \ 'THREE Pr zes of L .31,000 O E. Prize of 1,.10,000 .THKEE &c. tic. Bars been recently shared, sold, and paid on demand. • MR WES"I"S PIC i'CREi, DEATII the I' .)11.SE, I . ur.JEcTED, !ST. $' IRS l' SEIMOS, sevri.t picruatts-and Scriptitral *injects, are slow EXHIBITING. iiatkr the tin.ardiate Pa • • Iron:tie 44 Royal 1 Hi4.ltriess the Prince RegoiC, at N. 12), litar erq'ry 'day (Will 'feu till Dtt k. CHARLES SMART; Secretary. N.VCION k SIIICIETY FOR THE EDUCATION. OF TI 1 E POOR t V 1116 PitINCIPLEi 'OF I'Hl CABLISEIEI/ rr ill?, PUBLIC Are re§perilnily that SS. in consequence (if the Li/newel DeAth of the Prince=s ("ii.Anu) rrF, ;ITS 3'A of AYk 1_3011C11.14, the 1-IA.LF YE ‘II.I.YEXAMINATION of the CI-MORES in the NA FIONA'. CENTRAL SCI-100L, Gardens, Gcay's inn-lane, is DEFERRED to the pith Instant. Hi.; Grace the AItOIIIISHOP of CANPEILIIUKY will take the Chair at One o'Cloek precisely. Clifford's lop, Nov. 15. Rev. T. LwALmsLEy, thin. Sec. tnr Mogitge, Reverßinn, I l ki t)N o or izpst a)it, to the amoont of a Milinin.= , Appir, perionlity, between the hours of Nino and Firt, or by Letter, ,oltires;cti ti) the Director of the National [Lank, No. B, Lower John-stretoi Gohlen-sgoare. Matters of magnitude prefert 61, and prothptitude and secrecy invariably observed. PHE PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA- X LILES, and PATENI"I'ItAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS ttid DINIMi-TABLES, iiitt one elegant Piece of Furniture, And upon Five new different. Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa Beds .and Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four PoSt, and Terit :ledsteads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; Portable Chairs, with several other new invented and improved articles of furniture; also a general and very extensive•assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com plete, ready mannfactured, where Families may select aed rtirnish a whole House in a few days, avoiding the extren. e inconvenience of waiting several Months in completing their Establishment. East and West India Articles, Army and Nary, &c. &c. by ‘lor a vi and Sanders, 16 and 1:, Catherine-street, Strand, on remits IFte most moderate. for . prompt payment. SALE 0F ESTATES. FIiEETIOLD EST.VITS, near CORK and LIMERICK, a the Animal Rent of NINE THOUSAND 'POUNDS. • 'n .ItE SOLD I3Y AUCTION, . _ . .... • • „ By Mr. HENRY PHILL' I*, at the Coutmercial-bitildings, Dame-street, Dublin, on THURSDAY, 11th - December, at Eleven o'Clock, and followitu Days,'in Lots, • • (Ity Order al the TruiTt es), UN DR Y Tduable FREEHOLD ESTATES. KY part of the fertile and extensive DOMAIN of Om Right lion. Lord Viscount COUR:PENAT; comprising the several Denominations or Farms, called Ballygullent, Kiltuudy, Our ranes, the Village of Nlahornagh, Cart ugare, Dromadda and' part of the Town - of Athea, Gurtnagrqss Tooradoo, Clash, Cool, Keal, Crattalac, Baliyheley, Dromtrasita, Coolant,- rani, Ballyattu risheen, Coolakulte,rry, Eiliruddatte, Bally. : lave, Dangantn g, and Shanrath, containing upward of THIRTEEN THOUSAND ACRES af rich and fertile:fattening Dairy and Tillage Land, esteemed . the most productive of any en the Kingdom, with their Farm.; .houses anti requisite Ont-huildings; eligibly situate contigu ous to the Post and Market• Towns of Newcastle, Rat likeale, andCharleville, situate about twenty Miles from Litetick, thirty from Cork, and sixty from Waterford; and which Ci ties and "fowni afford a never-failing Market for the Produce of the Estate; let to respee:atile, resitlitig, and improving Tenants, at Rents omotottiog to ncitdy NINE THOUSAND POUNDS A-YEAR. 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Co pies of the Projet respecting the Liberty . Of -the Press were delivered to,the Deputies, and to-day it wilt be examined in the.Bureaux: _ _ ViENNA,; . N4)11. 7:—The convocation of the Hungarian Diet,. which was to have taken place thii winter, is postponed till the end of. next spring. . . Nov. 9.—lt is now said, that the precise pe riod of the return of their Imperial Majesties this capital is not yet determined upon. The story'of the discovery of a gold mine on an estate of the Prince of Salm, in Moravia, is entirely destitute of.foundation. FRANKFORT, Nov. 15.—The Prince NNrish skin, Grand Chamberlain•and Privy Councillor of the Emperor of Russia, is arrived here. A Russian Courier passed ihrouJi here yester day, on his svay front Nliwotv 'to Spain. BRRLI N, NOV. 10.—It is understood that the Prince de Ilartienberg, atter having visited the Rhenish Provinces,' Will proceed tol-1011aoil, for the purpose of negotiating a loatt there for the Prussian Government. • GENEVA, NOV. 12.—A shock of an earthquake was felt here at 25 minutes atter three this morn ing. It was. one of the most violent ever expe rienced ill this country. It was accompanied by a loud noise like the explosion of a bomb. The greater part of the 'inhabitants were awakened by it. The Shock Was felt at-the same in,tant in the count iy situate on both banks of the Lake, to the distance of upwards of a league from Geneva. On the other side of the Arve the Commotion was nut so violent. CONsT A NTINOPLE, OCT. 10.—A ship of 120 ' guns, built in the reign of Senn' 111. an:l which suffered considerably in the action with the Rits. sian fleet off Tenedos, has been repaired in the ba as of the arseilal. It pot to set on the 15th ult. in the presence of the Grand Seignor and AIL his Court. The state of health of this capital and its neigh bouthood is still far from being satisfactory. There have been several deaths within the last fortnight. Three Tartars Itave arrived with advtees from the Pacha of Trebisonde of the total defeat of the rebel Tow ciri-Oglow.—The latter had succeeded in assembling atirumy of 15,000 men, but he was completely beaten by Ilazna•larMglow, of Gianik, Toutchi-Oglow was taiieu prisoner and nee a pi utted, and his head -was inmeniately sent nese. This event is of great interest-to the Porte, as it re-establishes tramptillity it; Asia Minor. Nstit.gs,Oc 3I.—A violent Shock of sri earth cittilie Was felt at- Nlessina on the 18th instant, but happily at) damage was TIM CATHOLIC 'CLAiaS. roit THE SUN. LET'T'ER ll.+► EDITOR,-1 perceive that my first Letter ha's called foith the animadversions of some ad- VOcate of the Homan 'Catholic Cause, in a Jour nal called The British Pia's. To abute I answer Oothingand as the Writer appears to identify himself With The Pamphleteer, I can forgive his interriperabce ; for there is nothing in nature so irritable as a weak man, when honestly told of his talc's. The solemnity of this Gentleman's itager , tpbb the subject of his irishismsfr, still fur ther betrais the source front which they original-' fy sprang and if I did not fear to ex, ite his irri tability •too.far, I might be induced to question the cuirectuess Of his theological inquir;es (which may be allowed to forum a collateral qualification at least, upon the subject of his aninia(lverSious), and to t.tsk where or how he discovered the wish - that an enemy bad written (not wriv) a Book to have originated in a tiudictive.mitld ! ! if it be so, the world bat ,for at least three thousand yearslaboured under a grievous error, in supposing that 'Jos was a patient man—aye, patient even to a inoverb! Ile will, very probably, in Lis _next Paper, ask what Jos has to 'do with the question I and merely to save Leiner the further mortiflestion of finding, like the Bourgeois 6entillunnme, that be has been (not writing; prose, but) quoting Scrip ture all his life—without knowiltg it, 1 will as sure him al one, upon my veracity, that Jos was his authority—but that the wish of this holy anti patient man, that his adversary had written Book, did not extend to such a Book as I suspect this worthy Gentleman of having written, nor was it muted in the Ondiclice desire of seeing ft Oa • an Author expose himself in print—hut situ - ply as a register of *his owo errors and back-slid togs, which I presume' is not by any means a con genial Wish with our Catholic Scribe, whose phi. losophy appears to he 'not a little ruffled by the detection .or even 'two innocent and very newts!, Bolls-! ! But 'it is not my wish to break a but terfly on the wheel. I am ready to infer, that the zeal of my,opponent (for which I originally gave hint all due credit) arises out of his strict adherence to his favourite Creed, and that being denied access to Scripture, except through a dead language, it has by him unfortunately been re duced to a' dead letter. Enough, and too muck of this-1 hate egotism, and therefUre gative this Gentleman's insinuations respecting myself, by assuring hint that I have not the ho nour to he an bushman.; that 1 ant' not a Pseudo.; Patriot, by which 1 understand a man attached to the Party ,Politics of 14 Oponert, and that so far front being an -apostate, I very early in life made up my ()Pinion upon the Cathidic Question, which every public act of the Catholic Body and its advocates, from the jestiii. cal trick of the Veto, doWn to the quibbling Cor respondence of MY Loan AknßlStioP T.ROY, has tended to corroborate. I could not, in my former Letter, in reviewing time state of Parties and .Opiuior.s in this Country, forbear lamenting the narrow views which seers to circumscribe the perceptimas of Modern Poli ticians. 'The expelieneeof facts, the wisdom of ages, no lormer appear to influence the Councils of those•whom I have desiribed as liberal Staiemen. (Lucas a non lucendo) from the assumption of the title by their senseless follOWers and partisans. — For what purpose, let me ask, were those Laws enacted, front the operation of which the Doman Catholics of Ireland desire now to be conancipai... ed. Nothing short of the actual defence of the Constitution from the perils by which it was en vironed under a ItomanCatholie King and Romani Catioilic Councillors ; and yet we are called upon explicitly, to surrender this (Vence, and by an act of premeditated suiCide,' to re•open OUR Councils to the very Chase of men, whose principles are ad mitted by all, to be adverse and hostile to the PO• PULAR IssTITVTIONS a this Country. 1, say by all, because the Advocates for Catholic Etuancipa• tion (as it is• called) have oecer yet ventured openly to deny that some t-est or gu:lrantee is lie. cecsary to , secure the Constitution against the en- 4} We received this L tterjust before -the •melancholy had occurred which ovei► helloed the Nation, with disappoint• imnt and grief, hut snip, tided its insertion, by desire of toe Author, w h o se feetimo Vont() nut Suffer him to enter into any hirtherdiscussion , at ' that moment, on a subject of tise ut tuost iiiportatice to the British Coustitutioia. 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