The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-18 00:00:00

^~~

m -.

.771

~!"~ .

, • -70,t911

T-~

ti.

-.-.

-.~.----

• . •

• 1. •
. • •1•1 • • •


't•,i

.


NUMBER 145.1

-

A

SATURD

-
LAST NIGHT OF FIRE AND SPIRIT.
SADLER% W FLU:.
Under the Parrooaei• of '
int; ROYAL HIraINESS THE OUICE OF c[Anrxcit.
THIS PRESENT SATURDAY, June 18,
An entire N•n, Dane?, called,
HEY FOR THE HIGHLANDS !
Alec which wul be revived, the !avnurite Serio-Camic Palto-
miine called
KO ANI) ZOA.
A!,n the revived Burletra called the
RECRUITING SaJEA NT.
wonderfai Perform:me«, of the
PATAGONIAN SAMPSON.
Mks Dennet will sing a favearite Itillad called
THE MAID O LODI;
Accompanied on the Ilarp ; and
!t. Townsend will 'log a new Sang (written by Mr. C. Dib-
din, jun.) call:d
MAM\IOTH AND BONAPARTE.
The Entertainments will conclude with the favourite Comic
Pernoinime of.
FIRE AND 'SPIRIT.
Boxes, with the NM Wine at ls.
:XC hilt.

EARLE's on FRENCH and ENGLISH CIRCULATING
LIBRARY, No. 47, Albemarle-street.
I).iy ii poblis tt d , mice 0 to
ASUPPLEMEN'I'ARY CATALOGUE
NIOI)RRN PUBLICATIONS, with consiletable
Cons. Containing upwarrls ft/TWENTY TH(../US.IND
Lumrs, in the various Itrauchen of Literature.
The genarous petronate the Proprietnr has had the hnuoui
of trceiviii4 from the Nobility, Gentry, and the Pu'ofir
large, impresses him with the highegt smite of r atititde•
he loess le. ye to ensure them, that the raritlect attentt
ever he paid to any commands they may he ples4ed to favour
hint with; as•lie now carrier, oil the busiovis whoEy on his
account.
Bnoks, in all Languages, honght, sold, or exchanged.
L Kik litnlnig, in all its branzhes, cleTantiy :haul expedition ly
executed.

SALE BY AUCTION.

VAEI7ARLE ROOKS AND IMINTS.
By Mr. JEFFERY,
No. It, Pail-Mall, Tub and FOUR following Days, (Sunday
excepted).
AN Extensive and capital Colic%!lion of valuable
at a' s and PR INT., the get iulne 'property of;. MEM-
IRER t'.IRLIAMENT, the Duplicates of another Gentle-
weir and a parcel of books consigiimi from the Continent ;
which will be sold irdiluut the least reserve, and making deci-
dedly the best eeleilina of books that have been sutimhted in
the present yusir to public sales f select assemblage of
the bet Fditions-uf all the nictat oalebeated and esteemed Au.
thors of England,: France, and Ital", including every science,
and on all suhiccts. Conditions as usual. Amongst others,
equally w lu.Lto, are—The Antiquarian Prints, ;I vols. ; Met.
curio do; Seiro . the Aotiqua:ian Repertory, 4 vills; Pennant's
London; the Ili. tory of Charles the First; bantily Prints by
liaugha ; liouloakeies Pcads, large ra:ser ; Dyke's York;
L'Art. de Veretior tom. best edition ; Ilotlande
nurtoingia ; Jilackonsiu's Survey of Ireland and Scotland';
oy's Military Antiquitits; Sloane i Jamica, 2 rob ; Saiid-
fool's Geneilogical History; Pennant's Toots, fina copies;
l'beatre SCOW ; several others on Soot'and and Ire-
land; Nlorant's Essex ; Levens:lire; Saito'a Slaps
of Eustis/1 Ctiuntii.%; V.-re's Le.w Coamtry.Wars ; Portraits, by
?talkie's* ; ?dream's Piigrirris and Pitgriinagit, 5 vols. with
tables, Sc. fine copy, in Russia; Ilawkeswonli and Cook%
Voyages, brat impressions; Doridey's Annnal Register, 43
vols. ; Wutid, best edit.; Lystin's Envirubs of Lon-
don, 5 vols.; Goose's Antiquqies, first edition; blontfaitcon's
Antiquities; his Monarchia Francois, large paper; Pleart's
Religious Cereinonics, 7 vols. large paper; Wood's Palmyra and
Wive, s vols. ; Hepttlit's Works, eapital copy ;ditto ll I tritrated;
vols.; EA nionson's Heraldry ; Ditto his Barenagium ;Edward's
Natural History, wish die Gleanings, perhaps the finest cope
in the World; f3okinsars Works, 47 tom. ; Ruffon's Histoiru
Natiireile, 33 tom, 4to. ; Ditto, 55 tom. (Ivo. ; Ray's Plants,
Botanie,al lurzglzioe ; Sowerby's &toy ; Fontaine,
Fables, One copy, 4 vols. ; Willis's Cathedrals, 3 vole ; The
Dictionairei of Bay*, and Supplement ; Monde,
?Amalfi*, Johnson, Pineda, Sewell, die.; Mur.itones Italian
Wrier% ire. 40 vols.; hlurattiris Annales, Jrc. 50 vols. 40.
Seranues Plato, 9 writs. ; Mug,raee's Euripides; Dumas. Aris-
totle; Herodotus Gronovii Antichita D'Ervolano, a vols.;
ilaillaina Italian°, 57 ink.; Metastasio, best edition, large and
soglioper ; Maloness Shakespeare; 'FlOstebtdd's ditto; all the
ittst Dramatic Writers, and others equally good, including
Maw of the nareest ?Ants, and Books of Prints, Misaales,

lu the Press, and speedily wi:l Lie published, iu Volume,
fuolsealportavo,
A RUNE and ELVIRA, a Legendary Tale—
ix watt 'Aber P,W.MS.
By the Rey. EDMUND CARTIVRIGH F, M A.
Reffor of Goidby Nistwoutl
Printed for John Murray, Nu. Fll,et sem t.

On the 14 of July will be published, price 0112 Sllllllllll,
Tilt; FOURTH NUMBER of POEMS,
By S. BIDLAKE, A. B.
Chaplain to Hic Royal Ilighneis the Duke of Clarence, and
Mager of theGraniinar School at
Containing-1. The Country Par An.-11. Written oar a So-
litary Chapel.-111. To the Vinlet.-IV. To the Rad bitioast.oo.
V. Written at Mount Edgeurnhe.—Vl. A Meditation on a
New Year.-4 fI. Sonnet, to vie Sat.
Printed for John Murray, N. 32, Fleet-itreet. Where may
be hid thepreeediig Niamhz“, pricy One Shi!ling each.

VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
This Day is published, in One closcly-printl Volume, price
4e. 6d. in brienis, or ss. bound,
QCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY; or, die Lire: and
Cequacter% of Twenty-two the prMer,sal Pcrisnages re-
eardel us the Old and New Tearainemt, practically ada2ted to
the Instruction of Youth and ,irivate Families. • •
By the Rov. JOHN WATgINS," L. L. D.
Author of the Bisgraphical Dictianary,
Petaled for Rice Aau Pei:Airs, No. 71, St. P.1.1.1's Chnieh-
yard; ester s.)id by W.lon and Spence, Your; H. Motley,
Gainis.rough ; and av all other Booksellers.
Of whom may be. had, the undetnicationed valuah:e and stan-
dard School -books
MAYOR's British Nepos, price 4s. 6d.
I. •.. Ditto's. Natural Hiztuq, ss.
• ....Ditto's Selection from Plutarch's Live!, 44. 6d.
4...... Ditto's Universal Shirt-hand, -rice 7s. 6d.
6. ..... Ditto's Improved Speiling Balk, price is
6. Ditto! Roman History, S viii 15s. and 113 s.
7... t .Dnto's Grerian History, 2 vols. 10s. and 7s.
rl4 Dr. OREGORY's Elements of a Polite Education,
6:1.
S. Dr. WATKINS', Universal Biographical 'and Historical
Diefillniteyt ode large volu ne, Svo. price 10s. 64.
W. Dr. NIAVOR's and Mr. PRA'Pra SeleeSion of Choi-
tai Polly, price 4e. boussd.
• 11. NV: LIVING'S Elaineets of Inglish Compositions Price
40 6d. bhund.
12. GEOGRAPHY for the USE of SCHOOLS, on a new
popeilar, and fascinating Plan, illustrated with Sixty beautifu
blearing:, by t lie Rev. J. GOLDSMITH, 10s. Gd. bound.
IS. An EASY GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY, on a
Plan entirely new, with Maps, by the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH,
price tos. 6d.
14. POETRY for CHILDREN, by Miss AIKIN, Gd.
15. BIBLE STORIES, containing all the most interesting
Histories in the Old and New T.:scam-or, printed in a large
type, and decorated with twelve plates, two sots. price 4s

TO BOOK SELL I ItS.
APERSON of considerable Property in one of
the mast advantageous Concer-, sr in the Metropolis, with
leery respeaable connections, and who has been several !ears
esstar.itrely em Moved tit the abatis business, wishe • to engage
a study PARTNitR, to take an aivis parr and a :Moiety of a
very eligibly Latalksh [mint in a principal Town in the Cowl•
try, atpable tel great Improvestvuit.—.% Parson of known re.
ipiactability, competent to the above, may de,iend un tbis
king worth their Notica.—The present Priyr:et:4 will take an
asiiduiain part to pro noting the interest tr. he Rosiness, al.
tholigkelie nature of his wimicAtions prechaci his pegs.a.a
'wen.
Loiters, which mutt Se pont paid, addr-ssed to Y. Z. at tile
Critical Library, Soho-square, Loudon, will be 410 at-
tended to.
•.• lit order el prevent urnicessary trout.!_', it is thought
proper toitAtc, [hat a consid :talk Sum will be requisite to
enter into thi4 concern; mid it is therefore militated, that none
but priticipa's tai !apply.

• ?hi. Day is putilislseit. in RVIP. mice Gs in boards,
A VINDICATION of the GENUINENESS
fifth- ANCIFITT polims Aneurin, Tu-
le i•i, Llynarch Hen, 3:.4 with Specimens of the
Potuns.

Ry S. TURNER, F. A. S.
Lon : fur F.. Witham+, Rooks::Iler to the Duke
a... 4 Dreamt .31. Durk, anal Successor to Mr. Wahine, Nu 11,
S:rarul ; and saki br Messrs. Longman and Rees, haemostat-
Row. .
Wt!ere may be had, just rubliihed,
Cambrian Siork.hy, by. William Oweis F. A.S. is. J. in
VI.. %ration ofth•

rig cu.. Si. in

This Day i 4 published, in One large Volume °Mart., price in
board. Ks.
INDICLS ECCLESLJE ANGLICAN/E, in
V wtfkli Fume of the bike Rmonitir, litcwrect Staif-
tricr,s, And ialprible Nl;sreprksenlatitnis in a Publicatt.in. eini-
-` The True Cliurzhiliea ascertained," by JOHN OVF_R-
TON A. B are pointed out.

By tht Rev CH.IRLES DAU3ENY,
Uow of Winchester College, iklini%ter of Chrio.Church,
B.lth, awl Author ut " A (guide to the Church "
Std -by F. Awl C. Rivinctom, :go. 62, St. Nur: C.Thurch.
Taal J. Ilatettard, No. *9O, Pireattilly ; au4 by.thc Book-
diem at Oxford, Cimbridg.-, and 1401

The follnwing rcertil PoitiicAtiont are lust published by John
flit h. rI. Nu. Iyu, (uoutite Albany ilou,se)
L. I.? FLEC'rIO N S nn the CAUSES of the
it PRESENT RUPTURE witit FR.INCE, by John
Adolphus Esq. Price 3i. 6d.
2. The Day of Alarm; being a Progressive \lcy, of Cie
R;sirit anti Designs of the Leading Men in France before mid
during the War, and principally since the Peace; exhibiting
the P'ansand NI isitin adopt:d iu theirtheirCounds re.rtpecting Fo-
rel' I States, with Animadvertion, on the Afleg.iti 0— a of French
Wr t !r; ag Mist the Government anJ People of Great Britain,
and Historical Swiftness! oil the Condurt of the French, with
their Intercourse with ether Nations. *Price 4s.
3 A Summery Account of Lotinaits'. Merooir, addressed to
L ...is the XlVth.recommim•litig to tlAt MototttehAhseetegtieet
of gys t, as condttelve to toe estAbli..hindt Seasetate‘Aatleardy
ever the G 'remittent, niXerope. Price 21.
4. --lal Mistateasents lo and out ItL

, ..• -orwegy....r, .... -,„„„„
..
• ' .
•
i
• '1•• •,, ....,e" 'sr 4,401; , *
• -ti. :-,
... . .
1. , r
-41
iii rtt .
o• 1i • • . ) „
* ''
: . , .Z. •'..° .
. • ~
'lk. „• .", '
0 R, , , ; • , 4
• ,
1,"
MORNING LITERed.Plr' 4D PTIIII S

ISIPERML Pit RLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LOB.DS.
tamer, Jure 17.
The Bills on the table all went 'through a star
each.
Three private Bills, and three returned Bills, Were
brought up from the Commons, by Mr. Hurst,
Mr. Alexander, and others, and presented. The
private j3ills were read a 'first time.
HIS MAJEsTrS MESSAGE.
Lord PELHAM presented a Message from•his
Majesty—(,For wh&b see the Cenvrent)...-stating,
that he had• thought proper to inform the I-Joustraf
Lords, that he had sent propositions to the'Batavian'
Republic, ciflus sincere-desire to preserve the stridist
neutrality with respell to them, pYovideiithit.thet
French Government would h•A in the like manner,
amines a proof oftheir si ncerity,immediately withiraw
their troops from the United States. A's the Ilininich
Goverarneat would not CORSeat to. accede to ...atly
such propnsition, his Majesty,. by.the advice•ol his
Privy Council, had.ordered Letters of Marquiin Vet
issued, authorising 'his subjeds to make prezes'p(
such shipi and vessels, belonging to the Betavian
Republic, as they should meet with. , . • .... •
Lord PELHAM moved, " That an hnmble Ad.
dress be presented to Nis Majeay, thanking)4*.* '
his gracious communication."
CLERGY. FARMING AND RESIDF.NCE ,BIA, '•• *.
The Order of the Day, for resuming the entemnite
tee on this Bill, being moved and read, the
Adds*,
resolved itself into a Committee, when tht.;le;:k
having read the first, line or two of the 144s.stuttrt4
The Bishop of ST. ASAPH rose, he said, to pp.
pose the Clause altogether. lie objeded to'k ereryiro
grounds, first that it was unconstitutional, and relit
that it interfered with the voluntary jurisdidina Li' -
the Bishop. It waslinCOßStitlltiOtia 41eCAU10 it WAS.
a dired violation of the Constitution of the Chorch,
and mixed the-authority of the Archbishop or Mae-.
tropolitan, with the authority of the BiShops,.thris
which nothing could be more separate or distinct. A
Right Rev. and truly Learned Prelate, had on a.
former night attempted to state, that there was an
analogy between the Archbishop or Metropo-
litan and the Bishops, in like manner as between
the Bishops and the Clergy ; but he denied the
fad. The Metropolitan had no control ore( the
Bishop, except as he had before stated: vird with
respell to his visitatorial powers. •The Bishop did nut
derive one atom of his authority from this Metropo-
litan. The Metropolitan could not, as he had on t
former night observed, compel, him, or any other
Bishop, to grant ordination or iustitution of any
man applying for ordtrs, or to be instituted. in
fad the analogy could not possibly be made out,
nor had the ashop'spowtr been subject to the con•
troul of the Archbishop, ever since the connexitst
was first formed between church and state. A great
part of the Bishop's privileges, were the mature elf
the civil _and temporal power. His Lordship en-
larged upon these positions, and said, be considered
himself as bound to Fay the Metropolitan of the
province no other obedience than so fat as in.
garded the Canons of the Chinch; and if theMetra.
politan were to interfere with the bishops in-revoking
their licences, or grant:mg licences, where they, far
r:asons cogent in their coneeptioa, bail refused
them; if the flame of discord •Theuld buisr.forth
between the Metropolitans and the Bishop*, and
the latter should' refuse to grant any licence or Or-
dinations, and tell applicants to go'to the Metropoli-
tan, and let him take care of all of them..
ship said, be was decidedly adverse to the clause, and
the more so, as the end could be more effedually an-
swered by other means, and in his mind better au-
swered. His Lordship then read a proviso, which
he had drawn up to substitute in the stead-of the
clause, and which obliged the Bishop, who' refused
one,or more licences, to assign his reasons for-se do-
ink in writing, and submit them to the Archbishop
of the Province once, who, if he disapproved thine,
the person so refused a licence might appeil to the
King in Cliancere ; for it was in the Court of Chan-
cery that his Majesty, in virtue of his su,premacy, es-
crcised his ectlesiastical jerisdidion.
contained a variety .ot guards and surefies, to
operate as checks upon the Bishop, if he should
abuse the discretion vested in him. His Lordship
fully argued the subjed and sat down.
The Bishop of OXFORD began by observing,
that he Led 'oeen pe: . rally addcessed by the Rate.
Prelate, and therefine, though but little used: tte
public speaking, he felt himself tailed uporf'to
attempt some reply to what had fallen front a Rigist
-Rev, Lords of so match more stkpe-rience and ga-
thority than himself. In the first place, be'retiat
recur t9iiii.figraer argument,' and assert, that the.
analog, or scale oftelation between the Archbishop
- and his
Founds.

l

I

~..

"VV.. •••‘. •• • -
4. Reply to tom* financial Mistatenaents Ii an 4 gut I>t
.1"..15e Wild.
T. The Prorteesollke oo,xl Intent, its Jaeobiskieal
Tkpase, The Meth Toiition. Pip 4e. 64. smelt.
S. Repel e the Swat. tive_albt !tagt-..n• *lllBllll
Mt the 11a4gtit, of 161411 110 be°Si" "1.
it As extiedlsh Amotteseitt d e sin teuitaki
I.c.asone an Wolin aiemesesSeilk

. . . • ..
. . .. ..
' ING I, ITE R
_a
_.l? Y. 4 D 1" P...1,RT1 S 0 '..R.- . •.,
. .
._ _._____ ___ _ • __._______
._ .. -,..
_._
. __ ..
. . . • =-
SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1803.
-.
__. A• 7 •
EARLE's original FRENCH and ENGLISH CIRCULATING ' %la ISly is published, price 34. 6d. rut ENGLISH MILITARY NIISSION.INTO •WMPZEier
LIBRARY. hio. 47, Alhemarle-street.
LPRII, and soyrr. .-•- . 424 Enl INATION of the STRICTURES • . . .
Thii I).ity is publisliid , Kier ois Shilling,This Day is pub!' ,in One Varese Quiet., rice Two
A SUPPLEMENTARY CATALOGUE of of. the trICAL REVIEWERS on the Translation Guineas and i Half .in intards,:solibadllsts4 iltith wife?
of LAINAL, ' 30 coloured Engravings from DrairingS falsest Vs the noir,
W./I)ERN PUBLICATIONS, with consileaable Adrii-
. B. W. (RETARD, F.ses. •
Cons. Cr...defiling upwards ft/TWENTY THOUS.AND VU- Mind ihaf.l. '
Hateltard, No. 190, (opposite Alban-I out.,
I ' ) rr RAVELS .in tURKEY, ASLAAIINOIt. LUM rs, in the various Branchei of Literature. SYRIA, and across the Desert into. EGIFT, 'ttar'oe:
Piccadilly.
The genarous patronatre the. Proprietor hat had the honour
Of v hoe mere -be hay! mice R's. in bonds, the Third Editors of the Years 1799, 1800, and 11101, in Company with 4Crat-
of fret:ming from the Nobility, Gentry, and the Puidie at kish Arnie and the Britisli Military Mackin; velsitt*Yeaw*CllB
Gents, en the State Of L rune; trans./toed from the German,
Lirge, impresses him with the highest sense of gratitude; aud b,. J. c. 140,4,13, Esq. u- - , from this
•
lie toes; le,ve to *noire them, t list the widest attend in shell • ral Koehler containing Details of the PAK-endings absd.lienci-
ever be paid to any commands they may he pleieuld to favour r • - - , ,
. testis of the Ttlekisls Army under tits ittonniatid.ofihelirand
- NEVER 131!SORI.: PUILISFIED -
him with; as•he now carries ou the business whol:y on his o•Vili Viii.lll'. with AllthellttCllll,teht/Itilltaalidi ACCUiltoca Aft 142-
'1 , .
account. Thu , 0utka,,,,,.,,, ;0, Five Volumes elegantly priersd in sent State of those parer of the Turkish Futsoire. Inoritieb are
Bnoks, in all Languages, bought, sold, or exchanged. eiiele pew raff,en, ° i.•.! !a pt hunt:, de-owed with Nor- annexed, a Nfetannalorienl Jeanne', nod 04ervatiOssi•cnst the
L
role hinding, in all its braitzhos, eh:7;1114 acid capeditiouly tra,,... by ta ohne NVeson, anJ with nic Similes; also a . Prague, and ~n the Lliicare4 of the 'l.ll-:41.* .'•
' ' , • • cam-tit:A.
common edition in Five Volumes, demy 'Vino price 2.-ss. its By ‘4' I LUAM WITTMAN, M.D.
~ .
b0.r44, - Of the Rneai Artider.. Sown. to the Misti,im, ral tiowO:dt
This Day are published, prioe de. is hocis, elegant:l:mood era Hr. tr,Try.RS and other WORKS of the of tern Years Phttician to ti'. 0 and Vizier and the •iwia-
in quarto, and hoi-prestoce,
A 14 istt.t . Hooretralde I, %HY NI AR Y WORTLEY ciiel °Marrs. of the Turkish Army. .
XTARRATIVE.'POEM S. Printed .to R. PH t tiara, flits. 91, St. 1.1U1•4 Clutch-yard.
ItitINT.AGIL, tiny oica pobltshed by "permission, Rem the 1
ill By J. DISRAELI. re' toils'. Mantaiscriors nr the posisteion of the Most Noble the n0500k..._./
Printed for John Murray, No. as!, Flert-strcet.
M r RQVIS if Eirff.; none of whic:i hurt' hitherto b•ven
Of whom may be had, by tli.:- s..isic akutlirrr, prisistet, es-eidiag an imperfect copy of the Letters from Con- IMPERIAL P/1 RLIA MEN?:
T. Romances; to which is now ad I-il, A Modern Romance. 4,so,biiAls.
The Second Edition, prise 4s. SeWetl. . These volomes i-mtain her Ladysbip's Correyondence at HOUSE OF LORDS.
B. Litersry Miscellanies: inelud ng a Dissertarion on .Anec-
dinrent poirrod4aif he:—
id-9 viz.
dotes. A New Ldition, enlarged, 4s. 6rl. sewed. 1. P, if :r,• rite ye-.r 1; lii. tunny, Juts 17.
HI. An Fcsay no the Manners and Gznies of the Literary 2. co,: in \ fr. W,Atiey's Embassy to Constantinople, from Character, 4,. brawls.;7t+; tip 171 t• ne
Bills on the table all went 'through a star
'
,
0. Wit! 4, -r titer, th- Cnontes: nf Mar, while resident at - luthe Press, and speedily wi:l Lie published, in WO Vol Lame,
T,c;•.eolt,lin, 5
betatron 1720 a.:d 1:!.1. each.
• Three private Rills, and three returned Bills, were
fliolsealportavo,
A RII.INE and ELVIRA, a Legendary Tale--
4. With Mr. Wortley, and ev.A. D righter, the tar Countess ' brought up from the Commons, by Mr. Hurst,
II (4 Bute, (hiring' her n.,id•lice in France and Valk, between
with other PdV.MS. the sedrs 1759 and i ;lit . Dir.---,s i
ralexanchyr, and others, and presented. The
By the Rev. EDMUND CARTIVRIOIIr, MA. 5. Alm rot to t's 4 t Pus so and Ess.tvs, in French and private Dills were read a 'first time.
Reftor of Goadby Mare/out,'
fn*
John by her La dyship. . HIS MAJESTY'S MESSAGE. Printed John Murray, Nu. :.1°!, Fl.et-stuot. 'A U the whol-Jirepresettl authentic. Metnoles of her "rife, .
Lord PELHAM presented a Message frorn,his
By J.ANIES DALLAWAY, M. B.
On the Ist of Jul, will be published, price 0112 Slll6lllll, Majesty —(for euhi:h see tlx Commens),-statilog,
THE FOURTH NUMBER of POEMS, intearrod.witt, L.,ttert hith it?
.unpoidis:)ext, from Pores , . . .
that lie natl. 'nought proper to inform the Houle-of
By J. BIDLAKE, A. B. Tons., Fest rtive and oth2r dr...totems/led Chthrlers...
Chaplain to His Royal I lighneis the Duke of Clarence, and nP. nod for Richard Phillips, Nell-, St. Paul's Church-yard. Lords, that he had sent propositions to the "Batavian
Mager of thaGrannwar Sehnol at P: h._ Renublie.ciflUs'sineere.deciip rn nresorvo rho 'sty-ill:V.1ot

end. &t" Bishop, end- between the Bishop and bit
airrgb Were similar and stood' upon similar grounds. .
That the Archbishop hat always from the earliest
periods of the chat* of Christ, he eionkl prove flow
1n potable AsklsostiSkig Which hetati conceed• and
sofa .114111 ntbid UM. The fsest he would titer to,
was of so early or date as the year 303. It was •
canon of•tht Council of Nice, which he toad to the
Committee in the original Latin, and which stated