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NEW QUAKTO UDITION OF THE LIFE OF JESUS

CHRIAT.

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embellished with a Kortrait of OUR SAVIOUR, by Hop.
weal,
ligUllfiElt I. (.0 be cantinurfl weekly) .if The
▪ EVANGELICAL HISTORY of the LIFE and
ACTIONS of OUR LORD and SAVIOUR JESUS
CHRIST. Containing an Account of his Safferier, Death,
Resurrection, and Aaccesi4nr, and trilby Miracles, Discourses,
I end Evenis, reciwiled ia the Gospels. Tip which is *Med, Ile
WON dshs Apostles, Eirsegehstisawd Primitive Mert)re;
TIMM of the Affairs relative to the Church,
Ives /M h.( Christ till the Lap of Censtaatim the
Grew ; and • copies* lades; with an Introductiou, con.
Mining au Essay os the Evidesieee orChristiassity, and s
complete View of the Ohl Testament Prophecies relative to
she Messiah. With Unties' and Explaesteey Notes.
My the Rev JAMES NEWTON, LLD.
T;TMs many Editions of the Life of Christ which have of
iill‘e issued from the perm seem to preclude the amemity of
hallo one • but the Author and Publisher, without meaning
sMAgfgeiate nay contemporary publication, feel eesilLleet
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Published ►y.J Stratier.l, No 112, Hulbrrn-
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THE ROYAL. PROTEST.

We have been favoured with a literal Copy of the
Protest, by all the Royal Mikes. spills, tile mop*.
lotion submitted to the PrlisCe of W•LItS, fur htilit•
ing and restraining his Royal Highness to the exer-
cise of the Prerogative. while called upon to dis-
charge as Regent the Royal Authority. The Protest
and Answer will he read with the most lively interest.
44 St a—The Prince of Wtites having assembled
the whole of the male branches of the Royal Fa-
mily. and having commtinicated to us the plan in-
tended to he proposed by His Pfiaansse's Confi-
dential Servants, to the Loots mid Cotninons. for
the establishment of a restricted Regency, should
the continuance of Hi fila.rapen's ever-to-bokle.
plored illness render it necessary; we feel it a duty
•e owe to His MaIJISTY, to our Country, and to
Ourselves, to enter our solemn Protest against
measures We consider as perfectly unemistituttonal,

in they ore eonttary to, end subversive of. the prin-
ciples which ended our Funnily upon the Throne of
this Realm.
(Slimed) FREDERICK
WILLIAM
ED% AR D
ER IN EST
AUGUSTUS FREDERICK
ADGErHUS FREDERICK
WILLIAM FREDERICK.
.
Wechnewlaii ei`►t, it o'clock, Die. 11, min"
/1. H. Spencer renewal, Sie. an. Ike."

(COPY.)
Mr. PERCZVAI. his die honour of acknowledg-
ing Ric receipt of a solemn Protest, to the name
of. all the male branches of the Royal Family,
ty, against the measures which HssMajes s Confiden-
tial Servants have thought it to be
,their duty to
communicate to His Royal Hiihn'em the Prince of
W•ISS, as miriade.' to be proposed to the two
Houses of Parliament, for the establishment of •
restricted Reireoey during the Confirm:once of Ms
Majesty's ever-to-be-lamented iudisposition; and
,taunt that their Ruyal Highnesses consider these
measures as perfectly unconstitutional, and cnti.
trary to. and subveraive of, the pionerplas which
seated Ili, Majesty's Royal Family upun the Throne
of this Realm.

" Mr. PFlLcivat. has felt it to be his duty to
submit this communication without loss of use, to
His Serw4sitii ; •nell deeply u they Id.
amid. that the measure which they hare thought
thous lees h,und to repose. shalt lipped, to their
Pepsl illighoemes to neserve a character so directly
contrary to that which it bail been their anxious en-
deavour should belong to ir, they must still, how.,
ever, hive the consolation of rettectimr. that the
prooMpfe• spool which they have acted ohlainvd
the express and concurrent support of the two
Illogic* of r.srliarueut iu the years tree sod 1719:

that those Houses of Pediment had the high Wis•
fiction of receivirig, by the command of His MA
lieut. after His bilaaarrv's recovery, hiesviirtnest
oakum/WI/mato for the additional roofs they had
given of their affectionate attachment to his Per-
son, and of their zealous concern for the honour
sad interests of his Crown, and the security sad
good government of his dominions ; and that the
uninterrupted confidence whit h His Mies was
pleased to repose, for a long **rice of years, in the
persons who proposed the measures which were
grounded on those priuciplea, entitles His Ma.noi-
Ties Servants, in their judgment, still further to
conclude, that those principles sail measures hall
the sanction of his Royal approbation.
" Doweilitstreet, Dee. in, itto."

" His Ito* Higkosees t►e Doke of York, &e. &e. &c."

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