The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-13 00:00:00

SPORTING•

METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES.
WiDOIIIII4T.
HITSOPOLITAN HANDICAP of 20 ion. mob.
to tugs 10 ft and
bit
gad 5
gaily d declared, with 100 added • tlat Mead
stake. (13 gabe. 4 at'
erbot 1 (2
Mr. Treeandffs ilea Do. teet .......... - (Frisch) 1
Mr. Yeomen Via nig" Ha lb On
.lber) 2
Lead atretaarerofe Di Deem, llet la ................ lkeemel) 3
Mr. J. Emmen% Irina Teereen lit .................. (J. Mewl 4
Cepa Little's Cimadler. lid 4lb 401 lives 5
Tao ryiewias able rag :—Karirla of Waterford a Sir
Aram, llst B.b titre') ; Mr. Wallow's Duke of Corawall,
let 101 b ( Boyce) ,_.... Mr. Beller's Yoiteg Lottery, 9.t Sib
I=2: ; awl Mr. Tosses Sink Sykes, Ort (Bradley).—
: 6 to 2 ggst Vela Hope, 6 to 2 east Sir Arthur, gad
4 tel 1 etch east British Yeoman arid Coandler, 10 to 1 ggst
Mafia Day. 12 to 1 Gook eget Ti.. Doctor sad Sarah Sykes.
Worn by a week after a geed rem, the Doctor third by three
Iswgdw, BMA Vow kWh. sad Chandler fifth ; the
oases ilia out yaw Ole post
Pm HANDICAP ISTINPLS CgAIN SPANN; of 6 ADVS. sub.
with 26 added. Throe taloa 01 gabs.)
Mr. 04ser's Trait-mesan, Ilia Mill
V. NI 1
Mn. Wren's ba by The Castles!, IPA SID (maser S
Mr. Minus's lon
_9et 13Ib (Reed 3
Mr. IL Meanies my Use* hen (Oreen) 4
Tbo (aioeirie also roe :—Mr. Heater's Hope, lOss 12Th
(Hater) ; Mn. Hardy 's Bledsoe, 10st 31b (11srily) ; Mr.
Tetry's J say Joao, 104 31b (Derby) ; Mr. Ward" Billy
Morgea,lo.i Mb (1:trolley); Lied Stratlmores Mies Bares,
lOat 21b ( Fri.by); and Kr. Steward's des-Ile, 911 1211) (C.
Barbie). 4to 1 ere Carthaal. 4to 1 agaTrarawsymot, 6
to I sea. asst Billy forges end Moe Berea. Won by two
Isagths, the sane between seerad sad third.
The ANISTOCNATIC S Canes did net come off.
MATCN, 2M 3 MOM
Mr. Trgsk's Stamm, 1101 (Moon) 1
Hr. Iteasibe Coe, lost 7D3 (IL geed) 2
Was ere.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TussDAT.
CZEITIS CUL-50 to 1 apt Pmp O'Day Bay Oh 50 to I
opt lithedy, 1,000 to 15 apt any other.
DEIST.-26 to 1 sot Tbo (t).

Eab3 3intelltgence.

JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE FEIVITI
Immo ma Antimussoe or Ceirrsamar, vas A UMIAK* Or
TOM. Ti. Borer or Lesson. lose L• 100.11.1, LOW) COLN
Mt. Ill&Mul• Or Lams Din% TES VICa4.3IIINCILLOB INtOWIt
Sawn, Ma. Parmawros Lawn, Ma. bay Pam% win Da.
Leefustwoit.
00hrtsW v. viz Humor or Biaran.—lnrahr Barium-
Mr. Turner resumed his argument this morning, awl
commenced by referring to verities ancient authorities.
There were mime whom amass stood high who laid it down
that, to receive the benefits of baptism. them must bsi
In all um', faith. In the cam of Hewlett's e.lharitlf
it was dreided by Mr. Imam Coleridge that extrassessi I
evidence was not admissible for the purpose of detersr
log what was clear in nests: for the words must be khan
in • plain and liter)sense and not be coasidmara
other parts of the same document' Mr. Justice
gave the same opinion. In 1685 there
Decades wee an order
In of the
e
Upper Howie for the use of Ballinger's . 1
it was enforced by a letter from the archbishop to the
clergy. This was an authority that the Christian faith
attributed the grace of God, sanctification, and justifica-
tion fully and wholly to the mercy of God, and to the
merits of Christ's pwsWn. And yet at the present day we
were tod that according to the construction of the ardeles
regeneration was given to all aserinditiosally. He *ell
cruse to ;soother part of ithe case the sormarlora-
ties of
the church services ; and' the first pie%
was to consider the principle upon which those
ervices were to be construed. He entered upon this,
point under protest, his position being that the Artiste
governed the doctrine of the Church of Bellied end the pr
services. Subject to that settee he observed, as the prin-
ciple oa which the services were to be considered, that
of they
were devotional serviess addressedsd to all the members the
church ; addressed to all claret, es well those who were
faithful and devout se those who were merely professing
Christians. A envies which was suited to the law, and
addressed itself merely to professing members of the church
England, would never excite the devotional leelinga of
men who acted upon principle and not merely upon pre-
fameita. Nobody ever had and wbody could deny
that spiritual regeneration might be given in this
att. Ile raked, then, whether it was to be wondered at
that you found, in the public) mortice of baptism. • thanks•
giving for regeneration actually granted. When it was ad-
mitted that spiritual ragenaratica might be given in baptism,
It
was ressonable that you should find in the service dM I
March of England • thanksgiving for its beim greeted.
The service for public baptism teams:teed with aa Wee.
destery alsortatioa, requiring the people to call open bed
to grant the child what, by nature, he NMI mot hava
" ties be might be haptlesil with water sad the Holy Ghetto
and received into Christ's buy shank sad be made • Weil
member or the sum." This tree genedsd es tee statemeie
of oar tie that eons mad eater kW tie Mesita el
Laves mem be were reemiwatod sad born anew. It wee
followed by two payers tommeify the infant thathe ailia be
received into Gods Munk, Immediately apes that M.
lowed another ezherteths, by which it was to be basted
that God would favourably ressive the infant, end glee
iris
merest life. Then followed a reference to the primiste of
tied: it said that he, cm hie part, woeld perking IMES
mime. sag °ailed egos the spawns to peewiee Sol
weeld resew, evil week. Could it he MU Met
greeted the bleadeg, hoods/ that the mewl= would la I
mediated ? Wes taste set monk to show that the great
of the bleeds' was conditional on the perfermasee el the
patsies ? The league of scripture beteg that retry em
that believed should be mood, the Wadi of legteeff
had adopted, as hr as it meld, We gunpoint
doetrise sad applied it to infante. It wait be
emassabired, *et they were dialing with a rah
led epee whisk ilmigtele was silent. The Amok hod
to draw her ewe egarkiffe• Let it be remembered ages
that this right of begets mosseded upoe eiramiiies ; tbet
it was net waxy se
who
who had the outward des of etessim-
dam who meshed elt the Meats of it. In dm aMedgem
the oetwavl sal Meals doe vs* stated to be ort.k SI
Christ as a somas 'Weftwe revived iawead eadmideeel
race. Let this be applied le tepthm, sad the abet was
this, that the Weiss 4116101 II booth= wee mesa to be
the awes by whisk we Teethed the yew. and the Brio
resived was MOM to be • death unto sin, sad a sew birth
wale eighteenmos. • death unto sin sad • new
bilk unto rightseemem beams, nada that ces-
airestion, part el the befibm. Before the moth
wet emit the (hasp el 'Mom
have takes plats
A the 'bill to be a Toothy reslpiest, the morsimsat
her bed a wholesome swedes ; the outward visible alga
Sthe waft MOM sad sedan • bough The seised
was when el la the asteshies in NOMMEN beet to
eal to whole& The maw esaltuados marled
tiro oweey hely_ who ems to its emiewedi obsola hove
lewtat the eaila. Vale. *we wets hi& ma repeat-
ease in the she bre weld yes elve a literal seestreethe to
these words of the tem P—l area, by the aseremeet sa out-
ward and visible alga of se toward sad spiritual grace,
ordained by Christ himself es a mem whereby we
mesh* the same sad a pledge to mean us thereof.
The t
;steehists applied both to the adult sad
the co
Whet sad be mks& whether they could separate the coo-
alnegas of the same weeds, and say that these words had
ore emstswelisa se to see ef these parties, and another to the
ether. The leaned judge in the mart below pat upon the
wee words maimed in the two orrice' a different con.
slrestios. Weald they put epos the same words, as appli-
'ebb to two peewee, ea salmi mew ruction as to me mg •
emdillseel eseremetha as le the other ? He Withal time
em a remeashie essusrestica, the services of the steak
might be husk& ea a charitable hope. What were the
weeds ia the men hr the burial of the dead t ' Forman*
as it kith Mimed Almighty God of kis pest am,
to take unto himself the soul of our dear brother hue de-
pemaft, we therefore semsdt his body to the ground. earth le
earth, ashes to saes, deg to dust, is MS and amok%
hope of resurrection to sternal life, *roues our Lem
Jesus Christ, who shall change our vile body that it may be
like unto Ms glorious body according to the mighty worie
whereby he k able le @shine all things to Idiom," The
shush emptiest la this weep that every body who 101 l
left the wed& had lab tto eajoy dorsal hopoisew. It
ou toned isms service of the crustth
la
a
charitable bare samosa to theme who we this
world, who, the donna said, deported
be wonla the are chid
ered d
crtain hope et reenesseliee, meld ft
at that, in Ms smite whoa the dowel exorewed herself
as te the Abel if baptism, it WA efieflar tame I
He lea otathoasi the obeemtioas which ho bad
to woke ea die soy with ate slosh wisigdwa. w
Wiritiefe eyed le Os t
he gem* to call disk
Sit'eidsss le the gentles whet was the
Went of tbeit et the bishop to maminalise is ems of
the He was to mashie se to the destelme
maliteratitte artistes. If the 'mktes of the Ohara of
Hades d eseetkatol the whole rale of faith, than, he add, It
wee woe aleopetest to the bishop, in his maininatiss, to
wayless seMber staadard of faith. The seesseasese ef
gales homed Me artists@ vie this,triae. If a
that the bishop collested
lima the who sa eamead dos
take al /41401 L Wl* Who say, end he ti

;
I