The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-31 00:00:00

h 5.1 ; o 11 , h , 0 il>4 . MAttOn 30...'-,Catnt down-front ti Rivet to - (lay the Orient, .irotn Fort William Earl 01 11 lo! .1, y, for the Cope and Intliari. 6 19" packet, for Getioe:i anti trent, for North - : Arrived, ind.sti'iled for tlie !liver, i" t ntlire floin Rengal, and Princess Charlotte l i;aCkct, aviil t a ro,td and patsenier.t.fro'nibitet.l'd ; • ' '' 410 t lie Diana, Tele . torteliffs; - and Isabe attai p,orti, from Prance for Cork.,—Wind' S.V. ItAlli.oAre, NlAnett. Arrived the . . .Hope, arid John and Llien transports, from Calais . , with troom. lluv'Rß, MARCH 25.—.:krrivcd Oa° yesterday the Statesman, 13risle, Benevolent, Venus, Q " br i and Fox transports, from Calais with 11 9 0 Ps : they have sailed igain to•day with other ti66 l's fin Calais, accompanied by ,the Boston Packet and Catherine transports. The GOvernor iiarac°"tr, Wit.sorr, from Demerara, arrived yes 7 terdy, in 50 flays, 1) IE, --- Tlie ilicot Castle transport, which artive4. 4 Spitlrearl the. 27th inst . . from Jamaica, pai.t,'", c4 , 1 1 ' , 4111 Y, wit'. the Qiit:en transport oft the -30 P ''''- n) rat 0" 34 k. , i 6- kV.; and OH the fiiiii * • -i• '•' """' 1). iB4O W , 1 ' 1 ". ill lat. 40 13. N., long. - •W. woke the tobt-rt, QUAIL, from Liverpool.- for v lttA • all wen. t ' t i Nici. *; 111(14 Y ar.r ivi'd at Portsmooth the fanspor ~ il'l'll4l(llE'r'r. Master, io 16- days foi' Gibs.'ll i "I'vi "f r l ' il. • the 1 9 i tistant. - Hi , Mit - '.,t,,,, v ,,, , ~ it On .,:t i t i ' - "I l rohei anti three transports,. with "he 4 '' West lotha Ile on hoard, horn A fill g ui i!", 91v 2 i.i. on lY n iu g„.ti cre• . 'lie Alelviiia has-a freight 0t '• °,.--- 001111.1.4.0 n Alit chants' account. She is tauuer quarantine. . _ . . . . . 0 0 .........----......_.___—r- . " lid 1%-•al, -diattlay the Plitscr. REGENT gave 3,r„a),, 'lit: - : l 'nielit to the. Duke and Duchess ."'',' - 4! 4,t Carlton -House, previous to their icily- . lia - rt,'" lll4 '"d• There Were present-at the dint i e di r e „,itY6" nicer their Serene Highnessise the "h e bi:k H u h el : e ;•!"f York, the, - Doke o f Clarence, t 6L. w,t,.. Ai)tteitess of.Glocester,' ter t i .) •'''' "Wan 'Ambassador. the Princeis ks; the Prime Est e,r -21,1114,2Y, tlie Ainoassador from the, Court ?l 11 4 4 ,1;", ria nds, the S., oo Minister, . the Fr e n c h __ ai. : thin; 4 : thie r, the Russian A mbassaddr, ill ' Ma r- nth ''-8 1 .`, I. , °11 I:Iblid the Countess Lieven. with . ,Itti,};'l):,ir:',oe I:oreign Anihassador , s ind ;Alin:stets, }Jar- IcAvi i ""dlts ; the E ,r 1 soil Countess . (v l i t ~'' tii,r i Y. the P4ari and COo ll 'i t ' N Bilthinkt, y,scati, : I , l s ibu'ith) with other's of Abe Cabinet Alittistey, e; I...:°l4tess Castlerevh. was there; attending tiiityinc who ~,, as prt.yenteit f r p in attendin.g thei): ,110:14iiituess; the great . offiCers of State an , cl:„ ... t' , 11 ` )1(1,1 0 the nUinher of shirt y-eight- 11) i r t iirt o . t eri. ' .I tuunerfitis evellil,gsPi"Y 'lt Ito. 'to meet their re There w e re It' ity ....ntstS to te'l coffee, &r. g , er a ) ~,,,,, _ . , r I 'P:titles. Vilt er , i held at two Vei rkk '1 a Cal;inet Consitil was j mes .,. •:. . „, I , , 4tplart, 1- : 4""I'l, CASTLBBRAGH kttt 1) 1W16(.11 "' ' $ .1•OlISV*S" 14 ., ( ~ :I‘,. %liiivtiioll4.4.4 fhe Noble 2 "" ' , aoks iti l i i:,e, i,, emisetpience of leis oontinnetl.l4l"e•.', , I.llle[ Ali .'' Ililte,;s:.`-°"1161 wasatte.Atlellbilnilti--•(:''' i,l hon.". Th e , • • I lib, 1 ...5. top kt f our y continued an ( i . . , ffilitco, hqtr .----After the- breaking tip of th e ''. ~,e ir 8 ntl I. eat at p my CAS TLEIR RAG ft left town. t"r ",,,,, 71) 4 ., ~.-y, ill Kji ii , . H is Lord Atilt is at I eo.: ,_ Au I,,, i ," A lilittE. kn. ' T he N o bl e Lord's .ic , ILI 9 r 11,,, t i ;ght.cia a fit of the gout. 4 rob : I with the Paiii tti , er REGP.SIT dined yestert.hY . . rid. ..- 11,,e. anibassatier, - at his - house Y ew , in rot tta i t , ii.II"IY the Prince CASTELCICALA, the ;Nli lthe 1 , ' 4l ll the Two Si '*lies, was irltrOduceil to o h ki kCP It r ~.t t ~. anti 11:111 il "It 'it ' d', • 4 aRNT at Carlton-house, , .s. late k r l,„ l . 111 re °( .his l i f t al Highness upon hi; ~ 1 ,, ~ . . Th e i . ,,: , 14 glatid. •.. . . . 11, It lite ( '4ll"r Ltitt..llPOOL Viscount SlDlkinuT lit " ) '"tNiu ~. hat. ' of the PRlNcr ttoci. '.-,Ett, audiences Ot:iitt.,l ~'"ulit -nlY,,tll Duke of YORK, ' . m 4 Ni al -` "LoticesTatt 'and the Date (?1 ;Or, the D u ke and Sr c Plitt ti, e i . ! p a/ t.;ca REGENT , t ail t „ ii „ r tesprots to ci t e h e 1 .) ~'4 4,t ise.. O 'tatsl)' l "e arid I)ochess of GLOUCESTER attend`, , thilei b ervice , i at .st. George'S. tiev4 )' tiallover-silpei:rtee.". aY l t heir ltovu) I.ligti it, 1 , ' Ilikr k i, a ,, 1 rt ,ll el‘ h il 1 c " walked in the Green Park anti ,esterl4 b „.' 9t• iinies's Park . "Ae toid n • • * l e ft fowl) 1,h,„ ~,. ; neness of O RLE AN S ‘., . 4 1 j "4("nnurt tor their house at 1 "' I C" 111 _ i tit , Earl of ~ 11 tU• 4 . L4PIERPOOL .is expected to leaY6 It6l ,'"Emw, for 11. , 1 .d '. 1 I " I i * the .10..(uAys. 04' Ct. "cti nnk in he Clerks4' I. ' "11 - 1 ' 1 e Offi ces ti ll iittlmitl 4 ,.. , ~ employed in t I . ii __ '..- oi, ill e 2 :101 it.“l .510-ernes; Dock-y k o i r s took in , cc e i titi t itilrg e , i, ,:i..!5t. Pions the latter agveo %% e 1 1. - y .lo 2 . itliai no , „_'"._ .of whom were. allowed as in 1 . : , I rtil , i r t tYlit'e.tell• •Silii tit V iil e,ilS 'lt-es were At . 'A t "ittri ( " n et' atrval Dock-s orrls. , l 'olit a Y t l'e Ani i• .., - o tot (I'l' 1 1 ,, , , .of th e „ 1 v et,.,ary berm nc. .'uteri,. -,. 4 0 41 . 1 f iknyul Einmane Society, forth* r ° Perso, , • 11 11 wits .p., , , ciPpareutly drowned .or villio , , Iturtiteu at 8 .1 ea. , l'ill,, "Y th e I l i, t• ,lane;',; Citorelt Pia ., . . v h tt 'lntl, & ~,i • rh• RAN AOL PII, I)rrl)vm".' ' l l4 i t• bevy 1 r , ‘ ''• ' t he - 11 'rat 01 the rest ',red petc.'n''. tirl;' l . lttr ' i r, or„ L ti ,4"'" -attimated awl impressive k . ii.),,h,':,LliL Th.cet,uelichts.ot the lust i!iition, was i i : , iii ,41ieetahl,..,.;17':Pegation wn S both tltipiero r tiS it •, kv A , ► v, .r. ts.th e e„ii eet ;On, we are happy 144, (: 1 11 • k it.tf, , : cit cr tls iltrithl e . ~. ... .; : 11 ` • I' D ' 'It ' t I 'eSDN - . 7-11 ""Y .calculations having lat a t' l jlt at L t et thg the valu e of the ' 'tickets in (4,,. : 4 / 4 '4 ()ft ,' ter Y' Cl• .t r :kattot, t , . (of the 01d , •lhori l , tee!, N ,),. . .. -4 11,1,, , 71..t ti wit , ', b• .o, Oxtut d-stpeet, and 7, Ati vo ‘l iiit t „ s. 1 2 1 2 g to het ally .),,it of One 'non ' u., e i tter g , t, i rho Pkiteli„ser, l hit ,, e ilie I.„lluvi,,irrg sttli n it 1, 0 '4 IY) ive il 1 , n, r than I.4::kirl tt o, Ril:ter, .'((runt ~,... _ullt o f• G 1C41,1- Cone _,(. 1 . ii,'o,irl,) 41:._81c1.i Ile was not vainer bt44„hu'll, t'llererlee o ' t ;Title increusQd in , ... ~, ,t, s. Pounds, per I late, L, !',, tti :' l otii, to 1, Lottery. I li t ,t, ii _ . 1,, e. ,.., ,1 . ti _ 1 nese are Nets A.rtitci! ' 4 ll :: t i tt,,y . Y:tri),, ptia 4 , l 4 :l o l , eel to the Pliblie to make i n ,,,'Lit e a 11 'e 1.,,i,he e Schente• of the present id veil )1 ' 14 4114 ) , i •, °.'e requested to make int - 'tt, ti d ig 5.1114,44,. . 111 4 ,4 4 ,. 'cil favouri'e Ntunbers. to tkt ki ` 44 :-Itt, Ks -' • • •'. CS "404111. the chiming tak es t I :`,J ft Pk. ,l ineo( ro lik oi r t) tV s aTmnr! t ` t t 1 PLCIT~ Authentic ace - mints- were , yesterday received from Manchester,' of the'Magistrate's of that town having obtilne'd certain information of the ex- istenceof a conspiracy in that quArter, lutOng for its object nothing short of direct insurrection and rebainn . in the State. A nutherons set of ‘eretches, calling themselves Deputies from the principal towtis in that district, and others ex tending to a considerable distance, were. ascer tained to•have. been-..engaged in this treasonable and most: infamous design : 'Manchester .was to havebven the first object of their attack, and last night (Sunday) was the time fixed Upon for carry ing into execution the diabolical enterprise.. The Magistrates lost no time in making the necessary communiCation to the Noble . Secretary for the Home Departintnt, upon the ,object,' by whose orders a umnerons military force was:immediate ly marched in that direction, and every other ne cessary precaution taken for the frustration : of •the horrible design. On Wednesday last, eleven persons. were. apprehended at a meeting of some of the deputies at Manchester, and five more hove since been arrested, upon warrants, front the se cretary of State. Front the precautions which had been taken there was no doubt of any attempt of the traitors which might be made last night or this morning being promptly and effectually frustrated ; but in order to guard against surprise, and to he provided against the tvorst, ,it .was deemed pru dent or the part of the Magistrates, in midi , iint to• the•other means provided, to call tiluor all the loyal lolishi - ;sot r !4. to'ssiisr if neeessary in praserv ing the po•lic peace; and we are rejoiced to add, that tlar must gvneeal and laudable cloulat lull was instantly manifested throughout the. district to make CVCI y sacrifice in deft: ,ec of the Croistitution and the dui tnainietrance of Social order in the State.—(Morning :Posit) [Fr " The Brici.r4 . I olu .tecj• owl 41fauchesler freckly , , ..13.. , .4ress,",Saturday. Marc 4 '29.] " The Magigturtey'oott - Police of tYlanchester deem it their indispensible' May to - usal.e known to the Public, that infor toatiop, on, which they cat' place..the fullest reliance., has reached them of a most daring and traitorous Conspirtey, the Object' of which is' nit ldng less than open Intorrection and Itebellitim • •••' • • Persons calling themsrlves Deputies, not only from the principal towns in this 'district, but, from others at a consider able dicta:ice, are linaWa to be engaged in it:. The town of Manchester is of the arst pointed out for attack, and the moment fixed o ; for the diabolical enterprize is lhe night of SuAday nest the 30th instant. " Vatry Met ittre of Precaution consistent with the Secrecy hithei : to req oiled Wm liven already resorted to. Means, fully akleil"ttte , it •is hoped, to frustrate these horrid Machina tions, hive been adopted, and is large Military Force is al rtaily eldse at hand. • - • • (.. still, however, under the very alarming and pressing eireimisiances attendant upon this - Treason, it is considered absolutely - necessary to the personal secitrity (if the Inhabi tants by this P bije Notice, to call ape's them as Fricads to their ' essmatry and themselves, to come forward immediately to evince the strong aohorrence they eoterlain of 'inch se testable Plots, and to - chew to *the enemies of social order, that neither courage nor . power is wanting .1,0 resistand" to overcome any attack which may be made, ihowever serious or ,howevev , sudden. , . • " E4eve'it Persons have been thii ,day'apprehemred at .a Mretingof Deputies, the Time and Place of, which fleeting have been 'known to the Magistrates and Police, - and column nicated to t lie Secretary of State, several Days agii. • - " For • the Apprehension of Fivr of these' Depties, War rants had already been ' • • • • • • COBBEL"r S FAREWELL. To THE PUBLIC. • • Liverpool, March 20, 1814% My departure forAmerica•will sorprize unh o ly hut thrtse svho do no reflect. A full and explicit stweme .t of my -tea sons will appear 'n a few dans, probably on t:n. sth of April. In the mean white, T think it neressarY for me to mnk. t known, that'? have fully ertio.,wered,a persod of respec' martaite:and .wit's all my affair , ip 800 .1 owe My dbnntrymen most sincere'regard, 'shall always en- 1 tertain for their in ► hie : lei-degree than to it .y other people upon earth. • I carry nothing froM my Con:dry but my Wife and, Children, -and, surely, th , r/ my oivo. at nov rate. I shalt itlwars love England better than any other Chuntry; wilt neverbccotne a 'subject or citizen Of any ..ther State; but I and mine were not horn tinder a Government having the absolute power to imprison ns at its plea , tlreA and, if •we can avoid it, we will neither live nor ilie'noder such an or d,, r of things: If I ifaig) nett taken le,ve of numerous frieeals in Luadott and in the Cou'ary, it was because I should have been made .unhappy by their importunities, and the expres-' sinus of their sorrow. I make an enormons sacrifice of pro perty and of feeling ; hut, whom my heart feels the togs of friendship. and of all the interesting objects ip Hampshire, it is reconciled to the loss, by the thought timt I can rainy them ~rtly during the pleatore llf . Secretary of statt When this order of things shall cease to exist. then , 11:01 again see England. , • ~ • • WM, COMIETI. A Moraine, raper says, that Cotitiett's‘ . debts exceed I'o,oool. We are enabled to state, that he owes.30001••to a worthy Baronet whom lie once called• at firebrand of Hell !" • To this we that it cannot have been the amount cat Stanot Duties incurred by his pub lication:that has.expedited. the flight of this in ,cendiary. The Stamp-fOffiee demand was merely for the. Pamphlet Duty; or 2s. 6d'. for each pnbli• eaPion,•••whieh- would limount to a mere trifle.— c(inseiotisness goilt and ti dread of,pti niAtneut liaye 111)p4; caused this self-eonvicted Deinaogue to hattisla 'himself. By its the event yr e i4ooticitweil. We•knew that the shrink- Vag coward had•prepared for flight on his formerly beep - ming amenable,to the Offended laws, and two, months ago we warned at Member high in Mini, nitration, that . Cobbeit would cettaitily run away. Extract of a Letter.from Liverpool, dated March .27, too Gen tleman of this City " The notorious Wit.Ltst4 COBITETT sailed for Aineric4 thii morning. V i lle suppose that he was in great fear, having beets at a eOnSi‘terAble es . • pence in tow ing the vc!ssel out of the ha t hone by two sons accOmpanied him." .i.steam-boat. h is Saturdity evening a number of official Wohlenten and Gentlemen had 'H meeting at the,.Etal of LI VERPOOL'S house in Viscount ExmouTn. and his Lady are about to pass a few months can . the Cootinent, fdr which they will leave town in a few days.—(/14,Paper) We understand that the, , LORD MAYOR is daily expected in town, the tireat_Mine Cause so l o ng pending in Cotnwall, having been.tlecided in his Lordships faeour-7-the decision has given great satisfaction to .the County, anti particularly to the Lords of Mines there, as it establishes that the instruments under which the Mines are held, .are merely Licences revocable On the non-perform-, ance of the conditionsWe understand that the parties are much indebted to the exertions of the ATTOI:NRY.GENEW., who went down .spacttll on `die LOUD IVAVOies behalf.' 0:11GINAL POETI/1", &c. 'CO BB Firr S TRAN'SPOIt.I'ATION. Is Pallet/PIN:1; 110* to , fLnoriCa spv.edit l 4,.: To !bring up his Scup tn a liarrist,,r's breeding? ies:ans,at. Male, without.v4iling ()fir, :• IliS fairly for bringing them bo t h to 11.:. • • DICK DOCK. Among the Pleasantries to Wile!) the fate of, Gernannicus has , given rise, the t? flowing is one of the best Comment Germanieas,finit-il clans l'histaire ? Est-cepar le lact:t, le f ,. .r ou le ooiseit ?' C'est ; maim ott coetniehre 1 croire Qu'il a fini par le Uttia.'? • _ BAPTISM OF TUN DUKE OF BRABANT. Bnussrr.s. MAnctf-29.At &ght o'clock .this Morning the :sound all the:bells rettented from hour to hour, announced- the sillemlity of the day. The concourse of strangers; as. Well as of the inhabitants of'Brussels, Was immense. At, 2 o'cl.ek the procession left the:Peilace of the Prince of OitANGIP., and proceeded to the Dutch Protest ant Church, in't he order fixed by the prograinme which was publiShed some days ago. The church was very splendidly fitted up,sfor the occasion : among' the decorations We were pleased :to see our ancient Flemish tapestry,` the master pieces of our ancestors. Some represetaing various subjects from the Bible ~ yore. lent by Baron Hoogroorst, and others by Count Len4s; among these was the famo. , AWtle between Alexander:and • When their Majesties arrived they were led by the ,Membert of the Consisto,ry tt) their seats op posite the pulpit, in which the Chevalier Kruger, the seAkir Chaplain of the Court, bad already taken his place. On their Moiesties right-,ha!ol were the Princes William and Frederick, and the. Grand Duke Nicholas ; 'and On their I. ft, the Princesses DOWager of Orange and Brunswick, — During the service the - young Prince was brought in ; be tt as: ea) tied on a g91(1 cushion, nil cover. ed with a la.ce veil , by the first Lady of I•lobour. When the service was over, the Royal Patuilyand all present rose to hear the Fortnulary of the Baptism, His Royal Hi Airless the Prince- of, Orange himself presented his sou, who received the names of. William -Alexander Paul Frederic Lonis. The whole ceremony, anti the procession to and. from - the church . ; was conducted with the greatest 'order, lined this day, so-remarkable in the annals of Brusqels, will leave a lasting impression on the minds :of the inhabitants of this city. MEAMES. KING*3 TI-;I ATH —MOZ ItT'S fine Opera Le Nozze di aro was performed on Saturday to a 1611 liousp.- DatritY-Litzr..--On Sitorday was revived, after a repose' of 30 sears, the Comedy of The Double tia Mani, a play chiefly borrowed by ctßant: from the Loreultt Venture of Mrs. CENTI,IVRS, wilt) was berse4 .6'1)0ot-rower from the Frtitielt Le 'Gailtiiit Double. —• • . ,Itstme to this Piece, at leait the 'whole strength . tf Female artillery belonging to, the Theatre has been called into action, end with the male aid of bow•roN, HAnt.tY, and WALi.kcx, it has been %vt:1I got up. We cannot find, room to-day for detailed criticism, andin;lied the Play is too well known to retitiire:ii ; and all we need sat/ is, that it was excellently:acted, and well' received. • Mr. B6OTIT, in preference_ to rnristy of liberal offers from Provi:leial Managers for 'elle Passion +.veek, has chosen Woolwich, and opens there this evening, in Richard 111 . ; to-morrow he plays Bertram anti in succession Olken:), Sir Giles Ocerreueli, &C.. Miss. S Y DNEY, the heroine of the Theatre tall season, is to perform Lady Anne, Intatine - , Desdeniona, and Margaret THE MARKETS. CORN EXMANOE, 3l.—We had some arrivals this morning with Wheat, from *sex and Kent, and la consider able quantity of foreign %Theta during the week, cousey f ienily fine samples sold at:Motiday's prices, hut ordinary was and from es. to 3s. per quarter Inia*; B ai l e y is dell, Intl 'from 2s. to 3e: per quarter cheaper; Malt 'is also i1:111; Boiling Pens are shill, and is. per quarter- lower ; in Grey Peas' and , teatiS no atteratio; prices, Os. per quarter dearer Foreign Wheat 625, 7341. Fine ditto - -102 s. 114 s. English Wheat - nos, ti 2s. rine:ditto - 7 7 Wm. Pais. Old ditto - - - dos. 'l23s. Rice - ' - 465. 665. Fine ditto - 645. —s. Jiariey . - 3ps. 40s. Fine ditto • - - 525. Malt .• 6(35. 70s. Vine ditto - - - 84. Bth. Whitereuse (boilers) 61s. 645. ritie ditto - - ti4s.tifls. Grey Pease 88s. 46i, ; ()att. are 'brisk,- at Friday'S thattthigChty werk.) Fine (irerl'easit • - OW ditto - r)fis. 64, ,S , o4ll'rick I.lo•ans 's' .Sgs. 0141 ditto - - • - sqs: 6gs. Feed Oats Tim , ditto 11.75. Poland ditto - - 405.'225. Fini..ditto • - Polatot ditto.. - • It;ipe Seed 501. 541; pi!r East. rine Floor - lOus. SrctindS • , 953. lOUs. SMII-1PIE1.1), M.lltett 31.—This day'i Marketinul a consi derable supply of prime Beasts, Mid' the show of Cottle rule „lmo was, tolerably tf,oodi Beef; Mutton, Veut, i 41,11 Poi eattl at litSt,Priett, anti the tradp, for the most part, Was mid dling.- The arks is the Hay-triatitet were rather lively; • Hay, Straw, Intl Clover fetched last prices. Subjoined is, an accurate statement of the Prices and Num . Leis To sllll,ctlre Offal, per stone of 811). B e ef, 3S. ad. to 4s. Sd. Mutton, Ss. I,od. to ss. Od. Veal, 4s. Od. to flg. Od. Paik, 3s. Bd. to ss. Od. Beasts, 2.100. i Sheep, , lll,4oo. Cairo*, 220. Pigs, 340. IIAY-51.toicm-41-lay, 31. O. to 61. 16s. Straw, It. 10s. to 21. ss. Clover, 41. Os. to 81. Us. An English sloop has arrived at Rouen with the machinery of a Steam Vessel.. strawberries, cherries, asparagus, and other ', mur k ! , made their appearance in abundance, in Covent-oaq*, ou Saturday. , The oat sowing has already coninfenced in va rious parts of the country, and flout the favour able state of the weather, if there is not a fall of snow, -seeding will be very genet in the course of the cusising week, us the land :4 its very excel ,lent condition for sowing grain.. AN ADDRESS TO TOE. RULERS IN ( HUitCH AND STATI4 ' No. V, The. morel meditate on •modern Measitres, both in Church and State, , Pm more conetnced that danger 'lurks in almost every change ;.'our great Progenitors in tittles of yore, weighed, with a wisdom guile their men, both men,aild' things'i anti laid a good foundatiou for the Church and `irate of Britain. I venerrite thlr acts; ono tain would plead their great ant qnity, their simple structure which at once proclaims their, great intent, " Hot to pet plox, eatanv!e., and destroy, hut touchy to `Feet:lit Inc 1111.4 f-hie s and F e s ,' ve the poace.' , ' When s,,eit euaetnietits are accomited harsh, severe,, to the continua latteudge the present day, illiberal---I beg to ask, if iustanee's of late have proved the truth of such a , serious chargt ? Dues no one answer ? then Why distut ► tl-!se harmless 'Laws ? as °lire dismiss the Lious from the Tower as savage beasts, though tamed ; ar elLar the armoury of shining pikes, ' because- they are weapons only fit for war. These lions roar brat do no harm ; these Weapons'. harmless in their places stand, but injure no men. Yet, sironld need require,' they• wouldquickly prove, that Eng land's 'safest when she's well prepared, and so the church and. State (with wholesome laws tin Wisdom and in need supplied, in time of,threaten ing or of danger). stand surrounded with a guard So strong, that nought but madness could excite their enemies to dare th' unequal contest. But who, (so fond of change) withoio ,some secret hope rf gain, would try to hatter down r e towers sit Britain's strength,—her Chtirell and,Mate? The Papists may have!sorne peculiar pleaslor this design, .their creed enjoins it and their Church confitins. "To root up Heresy where'er grows'," by force' or fraud, no matter which-- a crown awaits tbein in 'anotherworld, quick absolution here ! But still some carnal end, some thirsty longing for a share in places, pensions, and of church domains, lieS at bottom of these sturdy ! But be their motive what it may, I boldly cry, " the taws forbid it, and we nust obey -?" The door it !farrow, but ir 4 is r of Swear strict allegiance to . the British King in alt his offices of Church and Stale, you're weleone Sirs ; all British subjects must conform to this, before they meddle iu affairs of State, or shaiethe honours 'of the Britiih Court. "We cannot, dare not take, an oath like that, for it denies the Pope'S' supremacy in Chureb affairs, to which as Papists. we're already sworn." This very reason is. enough to she ‘v the wisdom of the Laws yort wisls repealed,-Veto—So says a Churehmah, but the genial air of this heoevolent and enlightened land, has gain'd sitch influence nn 13titish mhoh, that one,.:thoug,h Protestant, Will cry, eoncedao Is he a churchman too ? Yes, so he claims to be esteemed, in point of privilege, and would joie with PoPertnd, Pagan to. o'erthrow the Church, if ,place . or ,power could be gained thereby. 4 . 4 But name the ; man ?" No man I Mean. 'Dissenter is the Personl would wish. to mark, though many names and characters combined, - at once so varied, and - at' - once . opposed cacti to his fellow, that no name more suitable in British langnage can be found 'to form a title to the class I inean.---*An apt similitude has cross'd my mind, by which you'll soup discern the image of my thoughts, poor Joseph's coat, of many colours torm'd, 'but still a coae. The parts distinct, the whole hut one, Dissenter front, the church esti*. blish'd, here parties join, and in their. hearts as !ornery for the loaves and fishes of the State, as Papists are, and therefore they'll noire with one accord, to butt the barriers of the British church and climb on Papista backs to rank and pVtwer. But stop ! Dissent . er, hoist thou no religion) could yon find such sits, in joining Coirchthen :as to Makeyou quit our church, fand to erect your own, more pure and cionely in your eyes ? 'Then why shell union with the church . of Rome Our principles in . thin are merely politic.. " Why, • say, ytiuso,"then, policy demands on Chttrchmeos' parts, to keep yhu both in stain quo. You cast unite with Churchmen iii the holy work ofsenti ing. Bibles to the Pagan lands, but not in guarding 4your . thoufrpm tyrriney , ort&dark designs I 0 IWO kit well,yo potent Rulers of our Church and Srate—and'ye that frome the laws, and thou that givßst to-the.laws theirfofte—RoVat Prince, thou Regent of the ChOrch and State of Britain I.llldrk it well, the l'ope's less lep , er! 'than .you, by this Dissenter in ,his ntsitly garb. Theh-keeli them equally arproper ,distance from lite "Critwit, the Church and State, A distance they have:chosen .by their own' Dissent from your authority bylaw 'enfore'd. it freedom' be the subject of their anx» ions thoughts, their 'continct spews us,:that.they're free,enough t to:worship t.iod the way theyeltuse, was not denied, hut laws on perpose 1114r,e - been framed 'to suit tioir real wan ts - lint this obtaio'd, far moettlian Churchmen do themselves cc)ny, they covet more, and 'tis freedom ! Foi' what ? to pave the 'way to chane the fabric of the State, and raise - theniselves to wealth end power. - Schism! Thou bahe of peace, of comfort and of love, I dread thee niuch.; for though . 'tis St ! range, yet - certainly 'tis trtle, that thou dost nod. tiply (without design I opi) time devil's , agents, to ()seri I, row /the, State, - heetthse , you're hititter'd by . the Church'i Laws, Irma!3haring in its honours,. weolth, and"poWer I lave the Christian for his Master's sake, but should he seek tor - tOorldly vain, by 'craft or force to overthroW the Church or e 'State, whet e 1 enjoy in) Christian privileges, I most resist bitn, say "tis apposUcto 'Christian love, end ask him as a,Ctiris 'lien, .‘"..Wheres'youraCreed ? The Bible, which tt .y t o t t e l 1i !told s k 6 e /a 8 we l l C: 6 a's od Icrntid.7helsamt t hat allow r: dkw here ' t t r i?( i l te ? ! ca s is ,c t c s )n a i n tr d ai P w r t o t le t s c t , an :a s y , s , t i r i t s to g n i: tv'uhniti., like Judas,. to pfeteria such lave .to pins Churchmen as we sometimes hear, and*.yet unite :With those who seek to rob their friends the Churchmen, of their Church and State. If in this -charge, laeom to o n at all, 1 do deny the gross design " But to the brxilt y all I've said is 0, The guiltih,r, therefore, nay stlitreit to:tent: " PRO T UT A :CT. IL-