The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-26 00:00:00

OW
[SIC

v vi/ i 21.

~~ ,~

vs)

71..rf

ar2cnrn-
-1
1'45 th la]tirel :by iron la, hroOke ,a lid Dr. Stockmen,
is %yeti.; eAo.v.;!Artwo.days' shooti•
niz nn Ihe
tuanor of Catn:e., at'!it tvvo ;hies also on Warn:Weil
l''''tate, occupied by Ellett, Esq. On Monday
tjereneEli;;hness and the party ii.:took or, "-
fl."llienti at this 'Gentleman's residence. The
Prince expr'es3ed himseif highly pleased with the
hospitable-reeeptiol•that received,, as wet!
as thp gratification lie experienCed in finding
such Rll almiltiaoce of game. Ile is a'goOd walker,
slwots 'reirnarkahly well, and a most excellent and
fair sportstnan. I lis Serene Flightless giiill4 Stl ellgt
ant!
'Ye
have not th.e leas't bp.s..the
131" e air of Dorsetshite >eill completely renovate
Lis health.
thisit is
in the Contemplation of theinhabitants of
town
.to
.erect a .ntonnoient in their„New
''ll4cli to the memory of her !Ate 110yal igit-
:bess the PrinceSs Charlotte, who condesce,:ned
f°tlt t'vo Yearii.sinee to lay the foundation stone
a t,
itlin fine.structiire. A design has ;teen token,
e
liri.ithe,tvork will be executed in a solemn gran-
," WOrilly the melancholy occasion.
dArplinwn in' the kingdom has lamented more
and mote sincerely, the sudden and niteX-
-I—cicd stroke which deprived the world of so much
Jex„Zile,Hee At her last visit she resided lixre from
I,YI 1815, to January, 1816, and had so eo-
;:lred herself to every heart, that she was adored
Y all ra„L„‘
'1 and orders in this place of favourite

There is no part of his Majesty's dornintous.
'M
).1o•
"
d R'3ll"uished for its loyalty to Goven duent,
ablii3-I:te it!)r iis'affection to our ECclesiastival Esta-
that It is infinite pleasure we state,
as t"e Church recently erected here, spacious
Htt:t Call hardly contain t!le multitude that
co-`" Divine Service. Log Sunday evening the
, .Pre-";teLtation was so ovetilowinv, that numbers
reluctantly compelled to retire for want of
11,l° ?uln. A striking
" evidence that the popular opi-
till is in favour of the Church of and
at the want of sacred fabric-. for public Worship,
Ilcc`ircijog to its doctintes al.id disriplines, is a
Prituary cause of that separation which, of late
Years, has been so prevalent.

X.TRACT from the BISHOP of LANDAFF's
• CHARGE,
DELIVERED AT HIS PRIMARY VISITATION.

- Another society which I eart,estly recom-
:" t 9 your attention, is the Society for Pro-
;,,rnittL: Christian Knowledge." It is the most
trit Bible Society in this kinp.dom ; and was
117.,.'"Yed in the distribution of bibles to the poor,
te:%etharrei,iity years before any other Bible So-
tttU e So-
x ,i'ted atnonest us. Its title is well adapted
; fur Christian knowledge is unques-
Promoted by the circulation of the Bible
iut as this Society does not go by the name
(„, "ible Society, it has been strongly interred
Itt=l"l"`thistakeo• or not I shall not inquire.)
‘,llt it )7 who have supported this Bible Society
shies t" "'rice to any otter Bible Society. are ene-
-s'kets; 141111 e Socieiies ill general ; consequently
t° the distrihut ion of the Bible itself, and
4. \;te infected with Popery.
as ii decidedly prrt.r the distribution.of
(1. ti.,•Ll')le by nae,,as t his Bihle Society, to its
cisesh7ltion by the mean,' of any wirer Bible So-
y" ' will brictly state to you the grounds of
>ttakr Prefer•ence. tough e us.: of the Bible
buoi,"s us Christians, it is the u of the Prayer.
which make us Churchmense . The Bible is
Aie•sule awhority on which Protestants found their
"F Faith ; whereas the 'timbers of the
()ti"Ht;'" ?I Rothe brood their Articles of Faith
4e‘Joifit authonty of Scripture and Tradi-
ar,!;, 'NI- the Bible and Tradition. therefore,
hh.tle religion oldie Papist ; the Bible, and the
1e„,,0n1y4 is the religion of the Protestant.
Ili: -"en this maxim, which is true in respect to
I,e "t"liority of the Bible, is applied, as it has
is tn' to the distribution of the Bible, the maxim
a.,o"tHily false. Though the Prayer-book has. no
Clntity hot what it derives from ihe
ti:itellthen attend to its distribution with the
sett,,". Take the Prayer-book, and though we
ei24111 Christians, we cease to be Chnrchnien.
t'stiatis ot " erety denomination appeal to the
es,"Pnort of their faith and worship,
.0 bow-
sific d that fail h and worship !u.l),
1 1.01 tauli and worship is that which it
~_eßctibed rite Playe- b •ok ; and as we have
Y reason to believe that the Faith and worship
the
their, prescribed is consonant with the tenets of
we most;consistently,gs good Church-
met
and good Protestants (whatever has been
t 0 the contrary), regard (he Prayer-hook as
s Proper coMpainon for the Bible. Nosy the Bible
l'°eiety, which I recommend to your attention, is
I,,l•ek'hlY Bible Society in this kingdom which dis-
flutttes the Prayer-book with the Bible. And it
rnB chiefly on this groom!, that, as a faithful Church-
-11,114) 1 have earnestly laboured in its detente. Bot
erer are other reasons which powerfully co-ope-
i'te °n the same side. The Bible Society, which
tw the name of " B. i ish and Fo-
ir-,101," complides the gt eat Body of Dissenters
a- this kingdom, while the other Bible Society
hnlaists entirely of Churchmen. Now a partner-
iP of Churchmen and Dissenters in a Bible So-
eery which distributes the Bible alone, is a part-
} slip founded upon very urn dual terms. It is
-"(hd on a levelling principle, of %vhich the un-
:l4 tat
consequence ix, that one party must lose
the other gains. 'lbis the D:ssetr.rs know,
Churchmen do not. They know that an union of
hurchnlen end Dissenteis in sus b a Society can-
e4t fail to augment the power of the latter at the
-/tPence of'the former. We shot& treat, indeed,
all whs. dissent from us with Ino:herly kindness
L(lchasity;
•fel.ownien, they are ft llow
hrisiiaus. But as their religious interests are
;Ind Must be inimical to the Established Church.
tis not our. Linty to increase their power. Let
as be liberal, but not so liberal as to betray our
trust,".

The remains of the htte Titbsins SHP.RIDAN.
BCI (who died tome time since et t e Cape pt
(2.4)0(1 Hopi.), ari..ught bone-iii the Abeo►ua trap-
ith Portsmouth on Saturday morning for
Loudon, for interment.

POETRY.

ON THE DEATH OF.A PAM, 07 COVES,

TI,IE FAVOURITES OF ELIZ!.

To seek chdriot VENUS sent,the.Lores:
It did nut qnrae-at the appoiQted
To earth she ilmtish'd them, acid her pOorDoces,...,

As punishment for this atrocious crime.

they griev'd—hut „ Et,tz.x's care
Their bli'ss below-was heightening ut~rrcand more,
e she co:Ati ' ' •
•, • •
To see theta happier th'rtn, they.were Uefore.