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gers attendant upon the admission _of. gornairCatliol ies to, the
pnwer-theyseek-it being a notorious. fact, that theSucer.eign
Pontiff, so lately as the year 1809, by a inlemn instruction to
'the Prelates of his Church, commanded-them_ to distingnish
hetWeen.ttie.passive patlis which may,bctisken, and the active
Inch nay opt be taken by the Roman Catholics (if any
heretical state ; anti declared that alt oaths' taken to the pre-
' jullice of the Clitireleare _null and.void_.• .
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13. yhat at this period the. Church of England in particu-
lar, and ail ihoses of Protestants, fire called upon-to watch
• with great jealousy the progress and designsof their -avowed
opponents, Tlie;prder, of Jesuits,.which in 177.3, was pro-
scrihed by allt he prinees of Christendom for its Is-inert:l in
tluence twin] mankind, nutter every Government,. has been-
-recently revived and brought into activity by the nresent.
Pope. lit additom to the lierto•-ticti nes, „Franclscans,
Domini-
cans, and alino4 every other monastic ortleiat present within
the United Kingdom. the desuits.))..ave. au- exceedingly rich.
and extetisive,estatilislinient at. Stotlyburst, in the. heart of
En g. as well as tit tiers its Ireland; these,in full operttiOn
through all t heir- extetisire ramifications, _are:alone Luflae rent
to awaken unr-attentinni. airs are.only a few. of the various
engines at work for extending those principles which, both in
Religun and Politics, are ever hustile to a.Protestant Govern-•
anent,. Different, parts sf Enrope furnish proofs of an active
revival of the dormant spirit of, Popery- under the sanction (if
the present Pontiff, bringing into strong exercise' those te-
nets which mark.iis intolerance:aud its hostility to the Sacred
Scriptures and, to Iteligiotis Toleration, while the re-establish-
went of the Inqiiisition she vs that the Church of !tome it
not inclined to relinquish any of its instruments and means,
blottwee odious; tell these.ciri.unistances furnish additional
reas9lls for refusing to Roman. Catholics political power in
this kingdoni—the peculiar drpositot y of the purest principles
of Religion. Morality, and. Governincot,• and which, if .once
destroyedor debased by Intolerance and Superstition, would
subvert the power (as it would the spirit and happiness) of
this immense E'aipire.. • . •
I 4..Tbat a -disagreement in opinion amongst. the Members
of the Privy Council, with regard to the great fundamental
principles of the•ltevolution,- is detrimental at once to the
. Prince and tot he People; and the inconveniences which have
resulted front that. disemdatice in the successive cabinets,
with -lei:vat, to the admission of Roman Catholics to a share
in the national 'cuut.ciii. atiti ,gov.erutorot of this Protestant
State, is sufficiently apparent. limit if the inconvenience he
obvious in the present state of things, what will be the state
of the Cabinet and of the Country, of the -Prince and of the
People, if men be introduced into-our National Councils, who
cannot,_• in conscience and in tumour, agree to a policy pre-
dominantly Protestant ? As. "e deprecate such an event, so
we lament that the Pcimie Itegetit is at present embarrassed
si.nre connsellors, whose -declared. opinions encourage
the Claims,of the Roman Catholics, keep alive their iliscon7
tent ; and tire, in our estimation, inconsistent with the true
interests of I hi. Crown, the. rights of the Established-Church,
the religious nod civil • pri tleges . of the great.bulk of
the People tit this Kingdom.. :
STEPHEN CATTLEY, • airmnn.

he Chairn►an having lull the Chair, it• was ,Itesolved, That
the Tiosekstif this Meeting )t given to Stephen Cattley,
E-:q. far his imp Ito 4ility and ability in the Chair, amid far his
sedulous ztt tentioo to the object of this Society.

VALUABLE FREEHOLT) and (701'1110W LANDS. con-

• tiguous to the. NEW BABKING.,ROAD, PLAISTOW.
To br Sold.by Auction, by Jr.A noGGART, at the; art, on
Friday,' A Pill 13. at twelve, in Nine Loti.:
VO.y '
valuablevaluableFßEEHOLD PROPERTY,
bear thellron.Bridge„ thr the .Basking' New-road, and
also contiguous to the Abbey Arms ; consisting of sundry
pieces of capital Marsh and t!ast ore Land, containing together
about 50 aeris..a part of •which is bounded by the high road ;
also a Copyhold Estate of. about four. acres of Arable Land.
and two acres of Pasture Land the whole in the occopation
of Mr. Morris Bailey, who will 'spew the respective tots.
Particulars and.conditions.of sale, with a map of the Estate,
nia'y be bikti three weeks prrvious.tothe Sale, at the Auction
Mart ; the Nu, at Wcst tam ; S.van. Stratford; Abbey Arms,
Plaistow ; of Messrs. Fyornore and Clarke, Solicitors, Craren-
street,.Strand ; aud of Mr. I.lvgxart. CL., Old.L...;___road-street.

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• CI OCKLE'S COAII)O.ISNDANTEBILLOUS
for,Bilions, Liver, and, Stomach Complaints,
Indigestion, Si.ck. flead-Ache, Preprietor of this
Medicine flatters himself, that the • most unquestionable tett.-
.timossy of. its superior efficacy, is to be found in the highly
►egpectable Patronage with whirls it is Isonourtl. It is, there—
fore, vonfidently ITc:coati:ended to the attention of the Public.
PAThovs-11 is Grace t Imp:,e of Grafton, his .(3race. the
Puke of Masschestes, lion. the Earl of Athlone, Rt.
lion. the Ear/ of If.consinon, 'Right Hon, Lard Bentinck,
flight Ploo.• and Rev. LOrd H .FitzroV., Rt. Rev. the-Lord
Bishop of St. Asaph, Lost! Hartland, lion. General Mahon,
NI. P., Aihn..Wil.on, Sir Win.. lt,,wlev, Bart., M.P., Sir G.ll.
Stolth,•llast., R. Wildman, Esq., M.P., Alderman Woud,
M P., Rev. As chtlearon Jefferson, Rey. .1. Edgar, Chaplain to
his Majesty, Rev. Dr. Pryer, Her. A. Mahon, Rev. H. Hutton,
Rev. .3. F. Grant, Rev. T. Scutt, Rev. W. Whinfield, Major J.
I.ll.:dge, .• . .
Prepared only Icy Mr, Cockle, Apothecary, 0,
Speldhnrst
street, Burton-Crescent; and sold by all respectAbleVenders,.
in Boxes, 131,C, ec. 9d., 4s. tid., and 11... Also in Family
'Boxes, at R2s., by which there is a.saving of 7s. Sole Whole
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sale Agents, Messrs. Barclay and. Sons, 95; Fleet street. 7