The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-05 00:00:00

REFORM OF THE LITURGY.
Is there, at the present day, a member of the Church of
England, who does not blush for the term Trinity, as an insolent
stigma on the nomenclature of inspiration ? Is there a member of
the Church of England who does not know that not a Doxology to
the Father, and tc the Son, and to the Holy Ghost, or the shadow or
semblance of such a Doxology, is to be found in the Sacred
Writings? Is there a member of the Church of England who can
deny that if the Apostolic Canon of prayer and praise, to " the God
of our Lord Jesus Christ," in the name of that Lord, be Christian,
the Athanasian Canon of prayer and praise to three persons not in
that name, must be something better or worse ? Is there a member
of the Church of England who will contend that worship should
" halt" and oscilate " between two opinions ?" Is there a member
of the Church of England who thinks what he is made to say, that
any Christian who prefers the hallowed phraseology of the Lord
Jesus Christ and his Apostles to a certain wretched gibberish, must,
no doubt, perish everlastingly ? No : but Most Reverends, and
Right Reverends, and Venerables, and Very Reverends, are always
in the wrong box ! Cramer and Latimer ! Church and State ! We
know we are talking to the winds ; and that on these life and death
questions to Establishment, an angel would be told to hold his
tongue.

LAND and SALMON FISHINGS at FORT GEORGE,
FOR SALE by PRIVATE BARGAIN.
ALL and WHOLE, that PORTION of the
GOVERNMENT LAND attached to FORT GEORGE,
beyond the boundary line at the distance of 1,000 yards from the
salient angle of the Fort, extending to 549 Acres, or thereby, of
which 166 Acres are arable, and 383 Acres pasture, gravel, and
sand, with the Salmon Fishing along the Coast of said Lands. The
greater part of the arable land consists of a soil of fine vegetable
mould of considerable depth, and is capable of growing grain crops
of the finest quality, besides being well adapted for the turnip hus-
bandry.
The situation of this property is equally convenient and desir-
able. It possesses about one mile and three quarters of a mile of
sea coast, with the right of erecting salmon stake nets thereon, the
shipping beach of Campbelton being a part of the same, and its
western boundary (separating it from the Garrison ground) is
within a very short distance of the Fort, where a ready market can
always be had for every kind of farm produce. The land and sal-
mon fishing are at present out of lease. Part of the land adjoining
the village of Campbelton is well adapting for feuing, and may be
disposed of to great advantage. There are no public or parochial
burdens affecting the lands.
Sealed tenders will be received, till the 15th day of September
next, by the Secretary to the Board of Ordnance, Pall-mall, Lon-
don ; by Lieutenant-Colonel Blanchard, commanding Royal En-
gineers, North Britain ; or by William Waddell, W. S., Edin-
burgh, Solicitor to the Board of Ordnance, who is in possession of
the title-deeds and conditions of sale upon which tenders require
to be made. The conditions of sale may also be seen on applica •
tion as above.

By Order of the Board of Ordnance,
R. BYHAM, Secretary.
Office of Ordnance, 20th August, 1838.