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London, England, 1821-03-01 00:00:00

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NAVY-OFFICE, Feb.
POOR KNIGHTS OF {ANDS lit.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM-
MISSIONERS ot His M NAVY., Jo hereby
give Notice to such Lieutenants NaVy as are
desirmie of hriii recoMmendea for the a iipolot meut of POOR
loararr. of WINDSOR, under the Will of the. late Stl-
SMUEL TRAVERS, Esif. that they must apply at this Office,
on or before the 'lst of Apt when iht:t will he -in-
formed of the notate of the CC/ tifieat es and Testimonials
which are required 'to spew that they come within the meart
inz of the.soid Will, which expresses that t " are to tic
superannuated or disahled LientenaufS of English Men of.
lit":.r," and shalt be "sjm.,;:e Nlt..n without Children, inclined-
to lead a"virt mins, studious, mid det out Wei to he removed if
they Ore occasion for'Scandal." •

sr,vrioNAßl orrteK, t tit. 12, Its2l

TEU
COM PTRO 14 I;F; andSTORE-
-I...EEPZit of this OFFICE are le,toy to E1,C,1V4: TEN-
MIS for the Supply of P.,-aPEI, PENS, and QUILLS, fur
the Public Service.,

grintiid particulars will be delivered, and Sample•% of the
Articles required will -be exhibited' at the Stfirekeepr's
Office, from Eleven o'Clock until Titi.ee, fur twenty-eight
day; fccaig the Date hereof,

nArrISI-1 GAI Y,
nrifri MS.' GALLERY, for the EXHIBITION.
and SALE of the IVortis of 111orIvrti Artists, IS OPEN
13AILY from Ten in the Morning until Fire in the Evening.

Admission, Is.—Cat,il,Pgno, is•
By Older. JOII,N

EAST INDIA fIOUSIP,,
I.HE COURT of DIRECTO RS of the
UNITED COMPANY of :,,lERcii.,,ANTA of ENG-
LANO TRADING tti the 'EAST INDIES, do hereby give
That. the QUARTERLY GENERAL tr)I_7RT of the Raid
IS;ninpany, appointed to he held at I in Leaden-
h%ll-st rect, on WEDNESDAY, the elSt March next, is
Iuat.hi..ISVECIAL,' fur the purpose' of ,lapog bufore the Pro-
Priet.rs for their approbation, a Resolution of the Court of.
DitJetio s of the 17th January last,-grant to•C-ipt ant Da-
ftly! Ross of the Bombay Marine, the swig of 15001. under
the'eircumstauces therein stated.

_ .
it. Itefick required by the Bye EAU', cap. 6. sec. 20. to-
gether with the Documents upon whiLli the said Resolution
1"15 licyri formed, 'are open fur the inspection of the Pro-
prittot, at this liouse.

JOWII DART, Secretary.

.E Sl' INDIA HOUSE, Feb. 21,- 1821.
rrILL COURT of DIRECTORS of the
-131- • UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
AND "Tit -WING to the EAS. I' INDIES, do hereby give
Notce,
That. the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
Ciltipany appointed to be held at their douse in Leadiniha
t.tre,t, on WEDNESDAY the 21st March. next', is, further
Made Special,, for the purpose of submitting for confirma-
-11015 the Resoldtion of the Geoer.d Ctiurt of the 20th of
becemlier, approving the Resolution of the Court of Direc-
tors ot. the Btil of Novembcr last. proposini the Establish-
ment of a new Office, with a Salary .of Three Hundred
Putlud:. per annum, at the Company's Military Seininary at
Addisc?mhe, for the instruction of the Cadets at that Insti-
tPioti in the Science of Military §Urveying.
The said Resolution is open at this -House for the Inspec-
tion of
..the Proprietors.

JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

piLiNTs, ASO BOt)KS
'l'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION,'
-ny Mr SOTIIEBY, at his [louse, Wellington-Street, Wa-
terloo-Bridge, Strand, on I'HURSDAY, the Ist of Match,
1821. and Four following Days (Sunday excepted), at
z-rw‘i.,!, •

•
*PRE Valuable COLLECTION of PRINTS,
b.....AL by Ancient and Mode it Mitsters, of the late I. F. TUF-
AN. EA. ef Park-lane. ENGLISII and FOREIGN POR,
1-11,,,4'S and TOPOGRAPHY;' -among which are Tenant's
Vi;(''Y of London, "illustrated with 11-1117 I• rous Po,traits and
Subsciiption- Set- of Bob dell's Sllaliespeare, Capital
I.:Fc'lneus- of Drawing's by the Best Masters of the Italian,
Gerniln, and bwelo 'Schools; Water-c,,loured
• b Nltalcrn British Artists, Useful Portfolios,
6c.c. Ste .'B7,
. •
1\1.4Y he viewed, and Catalogues had, at the place of `ate.

TThis day was published, in svo. price Ss. Gd.
HE ANGEL OF THE WORLD, an
°llicr PArabian Tale SE. ISTIAN, a Spanish Wu, with
, •
.ns.

By the Rev,.GEGRciE CROLY, A.M.
P
Also, by the saute Author,
, • “IS • 1/3'5, Poetn, St•cond Edition, sg. 6tl. sewed.
t•INES on the DEATH-of 'the' PRINCESS CHARLOTTE,
38• Gil. Sewed.

Printed for John Warren, Old Bond Street.

CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION.

The following extracts - from ,Mr. PITT'S
Skeches, delivered in the. years 1790 and 1805,
this subject, atftird unequivocal proof that he
Icas strongly adverse: to granting what is corn-
r.nooly called CaPiolic Emancipation. On the 2d
gr March, L 790, Mr. Fox having moved for are-
Peal of the Test Laws, Mr. Pitt used among
Others, the following arguments against that inea.
`'''e• The paint at issue between them was,
'whether the House should or should not, at once
l'elinquish these Acts, which had, by the wisdom
Of our ancestors, served as a bulwark to the
Qiurch, the Constitution of which was so con-
11ec--ted and interwoven with the interests and
Preservation. of the State, that the former could
o
be endangered without hazarding the safety
the latter
c "Ile had heard with approbation the Right Honourable
,fltitnlan's arguments against persecution, and in favour of
I°'etation, but he was surprised at the latitude of definition
Which he seemed inclined to carry toleration ; an' extent
definition which if would not bear, and which, he was con-
Ilneed, had never before been given to it frtim the beginning
the world. Toleration could by no means be considered as
e9l4litY ; it differed front persecution, and it differed front
tstablishment. He was willing to grant every protection of
the laws, in support of the religion and property of indivi-
; but the necessity of a certain, permanent, and sped=
he Church Establishment, rendered it essential that toleration
should not go to equalitv4which would endanger the Esta 7
blishment, and thence no longer be toleration. The extent
°f the Right Hon: Gentlinuari',s pa inciples, he said, went to
the admittance of every ebbs of dissenters to a full and coin-
Plete equality, and even to the admittance those who might
eonscientiously think it their duty to subvert the Established
Church. The Right Hon. Gentleman's principles went, not
°n1:: to the admittance of Roman Catholics, but Papists,
111.°P.elly so called (and he observed, there was no
material distinction betwetd them), the latter ac-
knowledging-, the supremacy of a foreign, though an
ecclesiastical prince, who, according t9‘ the Right Hon.
Centlennn, with all the odious, detestable, -and dangerous
Principles that belonged to his church (I ), ought not to be
kept out of the most important official situations, before the
commission of some overt act against the Constitution, ma-
flatted by force of arias iu the npcn add, by which the po-

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