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No. 480.—Vote IX. MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1816. PRICE 9 'd.
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OBSERVATION OF TIIE SABBATH.. "AO
and Earth, and all that they' contain, Mill rested the The Earl of Dans:Lev moved fat all account of the • "
--esset-- seventh day ;" hallo* the Sabbath re-echoes' the gospel, Estimate' for the precut year. Orderod.—A ea N
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ALTHOUGH what we have already written on this for it was the du of your Saviour's triumph, when after Pa Moe ~ *MAROS 29. . ~ . .
his labours of love on earth, he ascended to his rest amid The Royal AseentPwill'AiNgt:ittn.LEby°P°Couti:nni;sion to Pr! nee Lei,
@object on two former occasions, may appear enough to. '.
old's Naiiiralisaiion Bill, and a private bill. Cotuinissiosete,„
the acclamation of angels. You may pursue these re- . •
some, and more than enough to others, yet we cannot
elections either at home or in the field, either in 'solitude PLords Eidim, Shaftesbury, and Melviite.—Adjourtied. i
conclude our remarks without titling an opportunity of or in the assembly of fellow worshippers, either with the '. qt
addressino some observations and advice to the young, book of Scripture or the book of nature before you, be —ewe-.
o HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, MARCH 2S. 4 I
on the mode in which they ought to testify their reverence careful not to neglect the public and ostensible duties of A New Witt was moved for Droitwich, in the room of Sir T.
tin this sacred day, which their religion has commanded the day, by a'tending public worship and perusing the E. %el tnington. . i.
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them to hallow. These observations may partake of the volume of inspiration. . A -New Writ was moved for Carlotw, in the room of H. La• . • r
Many difficult questions have been started concerning eh, Esq. decoased.
totTlhe Petition tsf the Common Council of the City of Londotie
seriousness of the pulpit; and we hope they will not be
the extent to which we ought to &aerie the eomimuld ~raving a reduction in the proposed Military Establiahnsent„
the less regarded, because they do not come from it. of rest on the Sabbath, and Much subtle casuistry has and retrencluernt in the expenditure, ass premised by the
From the time, then, our young friends, that " the even- been expended in settling them. Listen not to any tea- Sheritis, read, and ordered to lie on the triple.
i ". and the morning were the seventh day," your Maker !toning that would tend to diminish the range of your WAYS AM) MEANS.
bits'll ie
NH, nose went into a Coalmines of Ways and Mean&
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duties. The point generally to be determined by those
has claimed the seventh portion of your time to himself,
atliineoi:,
Who enter into such disputes and cavils, is, not how we certain
tit:sosirrlutAioßnirs,Bmasi'l.part of the Ways rod Means to .t
he had now to propose to the flonae•
to meditate on the structure he then ended, and the laws
Ines, mid 1 .
lie then established; to raise your minds and your woe- may hallow the Sabbath beet, but how we may do it the expenditure of the present year. The chaegt• made met
(runt .e.,oilidtitotedoFound h,y7 the Loa,. naHef isoi,
thee wshaortielud,tonomwduitiirogiplB74oslio
most easily; not what is our most acceptable sacrifice, but
chip to his throne, and to anticipate in brighter regions
that to defray that charge' in future,
eve
maym the least sacrifice. that will be accepted ;not how
inure esuberant displays of his perfcetions. In your
is most conscientiously fulfil our obligations, but aiready expired, shook' be continued ; but the import dories,nut
he should submit to the Committee it would beat:obi:tc is earliest infancy you have witnessed this appointment-- what our most plausible apology for neglecting them.
tinue, the at erage produce of which would he,
you can remember its observance before you knew any Our Saviour has justly said, that the Sabbath was made thria,a boot i bOO 'OOl Hs should :doubl propose to c. ne:notialle cte4ri-
Ithethstusienliteht-il:oold keel
of the reasons on which it is founded. You saw as a for man, and not man fur the Sabbath ; or, in other words, tun parts of the 'war ieeise leutt
that it is a positive institution for his advantage and ins- flounce fruiu the Coirmlidated Fool'
particular day recurred, a change in the employments ofraised ue
proventent, and when it interferes with duties of a higher Excise, he would take at 11,000,0001. The House having
mankind, and an alteration in the scene around you.
claim, he is justified in fulfilling these duties at its ex- thipsight properx:b reject that system of finance which he had
.I:it:posed, he shoal(' nut now attempt to• tt
Thc hum of labour ceased; the toiling labourer disap- pence ; but you ought to view with suspicion, every at- propose it te the Home
peered from view ; the animal that assisted him in his tempt to narrow the number of forbidden enjoyments or fteliwn'oiTsitiolow"geolt;seintdeke, bryaimsinot itsignya hr‘esuuliusti"oom bioyrliCeOlittrirag.
o7crations partook of his repose, and nature, undisturbed amusements, or to increase the list of indulgences, and the war dotiii, int Customs for a time. •
by the noisy activity of man, conducted in silent majesty works of nectoeity. Your nelson will ('lies bed casuist, NI r. BARI SI a said, the country, as iu the cam oh PSittailts Ken-
ttlheiiircuil,a, essapnedcti,;(ll,. that for expenditure was to be govsriied I.y
her magnificent designs. Your own little sports and whim, misled he your prej,,:tiees, or bribed by your • ereeraet expenditure could
id: as ; and the Sabbath, if left to its discretionary arrange- ~u 4 be continued, 'l,aencsinise the public w
amusements were interrupted, and ye or anent ion tune d, already too heavily
ments, may soon be stripped of its honours, and appointed burilieoed.
. I awd CASTLFR HACH thought the Hon. Gentleman had nos
by the affectionate piety of your parents, to hooks hers
alt uneistinguished place amid the other days of the week.
sliverting, to employments cite ..;raver and mire dignied
rhe ine.nations of St.' Iriptitre, and the general consent of 1
loviwe
...:lartaihee:tn.e:tieonudiftamirrenwehi'citihteh:luestion was, what is the
east. You beheld those, on whose wisdom you relied, .
the re was part of your counnynken, have drawn a cer- in, mid what were the ram duos which titie"peugpirele°eitairen:ae4
and whose conduct yeu were taught tore,vorence, t: tune
te,'.n Fee:, wit..in olio •h. ever thinte'is alloseel, mid 10. ceniee•issiirete with Uhl! laf.4llSi' The giving up of b,1100,0001. TAP-.
Is composure more sedate, and occupy the domeetie • irele Lase, oronulit the Government beck tithe Cymmitter ut 6aopiy,
with more serious coneersetion, or snore sacird tore:. e re: y d which, 'Lacer' in ??.'''.'iiiit cases, every 'him: is foe-
blifr'en. Seine oft.ht, e•-io:ts wit tin an.' ~vi.7e,u; Ole line t...i.i.i,i,r,tohieitde liiinr,li,ir
voted, in
In the Ce ttttt ante of Sitit,piy :he
reflection. Abroad, trametiiiity, and almost selietat tin.l.l,niier lest lieu. Friend.
reigne 1, and theehe,
heaven.: mid the earth, repoeing in tee stagy be pleee'y irizao at, IVO Ai: tVCI'llI( Kopp •n v:here- V. ga;111 very 14101'11V cad ft); it I:net:Arm" navy for the service of •
silent s, leenity of Sabbath, exhibited a more serene sea ere* eat I..te was plazed ; Oct if, upon the plea ef no- the ) ear. With Hie pea;:e, certainly the great expeore of ;to
ce:..sky, ge at tee he...41160e of eeeesee you wets „stewed war fell, by. reilneing the various battalions, the militia, Ac.
impressive grandeur. As the clay advanced, those es.-
to a'eer its shitetinn, or to shift the oltleeets that it divides, haoth,welisantoultiod
seileirirstyraodG eri eranmeati desired was, that leo
excises commenced, in which it was destined e,incinally to
these is no neeern why anoter 'eerein, etptally sagswious, take place. To snowe
um rtreductionwli7c6hciradli ;et o 'air"
lie spent. Social worship called yoer friends to the
choose not follow newiee his views o f espodience. Your mast in all the veva :totems, a paper wtobil he laid on die trt.betir
sueetines of the fe'eliful, and the united song of praise
claim of induleenee fin- a fiwourite atnneetnent, cur an ur..- shortly, "hull ,sue'i satisfy the Hoarse that his Makiesty's On.
that rose from the teniple of your Maker, or the devo-
tional attitudes that you observed within its wallY, moue-lei et ii ,bo ioess, may ju:eifya corresponding claim from him, leiriuw.ati,i
ice, wire
.idss.:lipo7y, iidtolueesercesel public eeontany.--/rbia
as
ollullldll tAetncua%t,iisvea.is, that ia•
and if you creet your reasen int... 6
•j4i.1;,-, of its propriety, ;mit' iiPing lerPoisio:nly, thee...mew:l7
you of the existence of a hallowed day, and impressed en to COM- •
you comet refuse him the benefit.ofyeur example. After mute the public interest.
your inanimation the observation of the fourth comment:-
yea have sitnetioessl the intrelection of one new pmc- Mr. SMITH thought a Committee of ramptiry was necessary
vent. Never allow this impression to be effaced, never
irreli of the eaps•nditure, and make-
tie?, an equal innocence might be pleaded in behalf of 1°,,t1 i.4.1,'::: ,e,d,inut,ocntesv ae .ry„b
permit a duty which your reason must approve, to be de- .1 be conducive to the heat Who-
another, till, by repeated invnsinr elite birunditses of the eo, of the awe.. •
priced of the irsistance that it must deri'ee from early as- •
holy day would be entirely hiAtcit down, and there 'cue Resautions were then agreed to.
a eiations. But, if on the other hand you have unhap-
would not remain an employing/It tar an amusement in N AV.tL ESTINI ATEA..
pily observed no reverence paid by the friends and the • .
the whole range of human activity, which might not be Ott the motion for goiag 1611011 ttemmittce of Simply, and row
guardians of your youth to the recurrence of the Chris-
followed without a suepicion of improper txmluct. Thus, referring I N the _are/ Estimates to the mid committee,
torte lestival—if " Sabbath has shone no Sabbath-dav to
all men epon this principle !night br,mk the fintrth cum- oniViti•.:lFix,:faxavlesoHjasectd to the. finswe going Mao. a Committee-
you" in early infancy, entleatecitr as soon us possible to they had in Met no relation to the na.eis
create tin influence in its fount' in your mind, by rep's-
inandment, and plead ienocentm for the breach. Beware, service, but were foundeeniein the I'lVii heaecti of that set sire.
therefore, of claiming a privilege so dangerous, and so 'tue Right Bose Cretin, loan then • tint over rite comp:l/I:41M seeentieg the innumerable advantages with which it must
liable to sbuse ;—resolve to pnrn'i your duty, and you 'he thaerend dr parmscuts tattle meal neryiet, endlyr..liessling
he attended, and the indispensibleotligation you lie under the sissy-office, sictiiiiitheetithee awl no. al elo is The Inst.
wig not require much els:lb:ay to setae its terms or ex-
as Christians to engage in the etereise; it suggests. You .' branch 'was the Admiralty, the ii'ein of whirl vi.....itt gs„,l. he
teili. " Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy,'' as was aware that there was al1(1110Mo ef Vinod. in t!..i'i brallvel• 01 .
may see k derpisedby the Heathens who r(..itle in this Chris-will mei no eleieulty in ab- —tome. of the delouse fell on Mr. Croker, and .431. on tit
than country, you may hear of improper modes of observ- , much m' you tun, one} you
staining from. labour as much as you ouelit. other secretary. lee estimate of 1814 was 71,741i1. ; told hare,
itch it anumg the Christians of other countries, butlct.etot in making the comperison, it %Teamed prime. Acre, taut a
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their example influence your practice, nor their rensonness •
instead your undcratontlingu. One clay in seven is as small a IMPEIII.I T. P.1111.1.1.11ENT, that all e‘Cerillag neon ilw ditle:ent Os...niches bad dreamy
—.111111..—. taken place. '1 he restos of all this was, that it au ulcer the
yeirticn Of your time as you can real% exably allot for thitil in g year of pewee tool cost the country 20,3uti1. Mole than the last
HOUSE OF LOBOS.
of what you are and what' yell will be, for viewing the year of the war. He shimid therefore muse to negative them
Nothing of any Interest occurred on Monday.
`rand a - cnts of the system in which you are going to is C • tee iii,i'aeir present Antis..
rruldisem
Ti EADAY, MARCH N. Sir G. A% AHREADII:II U119111(141 that the 'fight lion. Gentle-
placed, for reflecting VII the perfection of' the Being who
The I)nke of Si oicx presented a irctision from the I.oril man had eYseitined thin sialnect with true's, ineennity, but mit •
hos estublishol them. for recogniAng your relation to !pi-
NIA% or, Aldermen, and Commie) Commit of the (a.: of Loudon, with much 1111111 i, The actual r• I bet the Admiralty,. i
ritual existences, and anticirating the change which will 111'.1s 111:-'• rot a reihictiou of the tare.. .o,iitars I•lat'anlieliment. ' in inituit of esitritre, W.lO 4-1471 Itlltrittil'e;lialf/ the ellt•pla'lN.
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aesmniate you to more ceelted natures. By (Jetta:l4g . The Earl of Lis repent. honied iu a Hill fur naturalizing these were greatly isicresaed iu expence by the member of slope .'s
in orifiliaiy, which. amounted to I ti,oool. Ibe amount of huh-
yourstives from the influence of the senses, by neglecting Prince Leopold ufeaxt Commie.
pay ,vac increased I I ..,,otiol. making the total sum of 1,019,7.501..
et stated periods present impressions, al,' exercising, your wennesnev, Mt nen 27. 'rho next head of expense was the rel mitiog aud bri him
mind on the past, the teture, or the distant, you must On the motion of tho Earl of 1.1511 a root., the standing order enl e illCh was very large in on° 'mi; out that wowouldnol
rise in the scale of wis lien and intelligence, vest must ap- rela.ing to Bills of Slaturalizaiion were di•ornsed with, and the oe .141)6.01.g it the clime of a i.eWar 40441% long; and he "nub* t
Kill naniralizimi the Prince of Cohourg was read a second awl propose to tete a vote of 1,564,0091. 'I he whole iiimout at
palmate higher beings, and widen the interval between tit.„ t'0t0,:,,,01-1,1,11t0 the ee ~,,, ee. 1
ore naval services tilt the present year woold he 7,1 Igg,tioot. M-
yatt and the less perfect animals that possess the earth The 11..isse went into a Committee on Sir George Barlow's ~,
cilsir.tillitnix
fthreeivitteatir,f sea men. This, with the addition of v.c.
along with you, wed partitke of your bodily hi: elects. Die oi ce Bill, amt pito-ridings users postponed, to a:foril :Inv °as and other aeon,. wwllltl4euutsut to the I
Lord an opportunity or ino.ine to leave out the clause which grand giol:1 titi.lt.litill,tlool.
The very existence of the Sabbatlt, and the associations
with which it is cunneeted, introduce to the mind the prevents Lady nermw mane int; the adatteser.—.ld.kolirued. Mr. Goituum thought that many points ha tbeee estimate
THCRADA V, I.I.uRCH 29. might be reiltieed.
most interesting and sublime retleetions. The eecteion
Tl wet given to the Bill for removing all Sir J. li•intax defended the keeping of oar aaval enema
of its miginal appointntent, and the creme of its suhte- causes Hovel
sof delay' 4tg'riethnl respect to the natural/agouti of the l'rince And docks in the Mediterrauran, Hahf.x, ausi lake On aria. i
fluent change, suggest a train of tluntelets that embructs of sexe Ceoeure. tic deices( d t e Mei ease of satiate% to she alecks, omen ne •
the whole of noeural and revealed relieien—thereatiou of A tether Bill uses won after brought tip from the Commons elided Gent Wine of 1:ii• thoill. As to the three surveying', the
by Mr. Vaiwitto. t, for the a.•tual nreitetitation of the Prince tit list was in the wen) of the Inspertor•Gieneral of Nov il Work.,„
the until and its redemption, the Jewish and Christian
Celninrit, wind settling his pree.etielice. Ihe Register of public securities was necessary betuatoe Ad
/Ls tensutitms. I tallow the Sal)bath, secs the yid l
,* of the he said Hill was read the unit, .aeocti, and third that, and public were Before inn:staidly pilfered and Atwieeille6 eye et
Hebrew oracle, " for iu six days the Lord 11111.1 e Heaven pasosi ts the Comm.:at.- 4 their istait:).--( Leiol ekcerief.)—lie had beta 20 pews 216.19.
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