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HOLLAND AND THE RHINE.

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A.TOUR ihrnngh HOLLAND, along the Right
and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMSTAD T, in the
Summer and Autumn of old&

By Sir JOHN CARL
Author of the Stranger in Ireland.* Northern Summer, cr Tour
. round the Baltie.ike.
" Pergit, et Twilit cs (tat.ta eft 11.1uciA) etc, -
Inentnitrtus CLAVDIAN.

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Relaihlic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom. and a
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Antes illuftrative of the people of Holland. and of that part •of
France and Germany through which the Author paned ; and the
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CORPORATION OF MALTMEN.
At GLASGOW, and within the TRADES' HAIL, the Lath of
May, tBO7 years—Convtned. JOHN GARDNER. Jun. Vitl-
tor, with the Coltedor, and a number of the other Matters and
Members of the CORPORATION of MALTMEN In
GLASGOW, the whole having been warned, as was verified

by the Officer.—
""fll-1E Corporation, after having difcuffed feveral
^a- matters relating to their general airai s, took into coon.
deration the BILL lately brought into Parliament for affording
RELIEF to PISSI,IsITERS from the Ertablilhed Church (of
England), when the following Rcfulutions were unanimously
adopted :
JR. That it is a leading principle in our Conititution, which
we confider a good one, that the KINO can do no wrong, that his
Maji.fty's advifers alone are refponfibic, and their condudt open to
the aniniad,erfion of every individual in the realm.
ail. That we confider ourfelves indep ndent, and free of any
pralcal (arty, whether in or out of office; but we are by no
means indifErent fpeaators of the condudt and meafures of Go.
vernment.
Ad l'hat two of the greateft Stattfmen that perhaps this or
any country-ever raw, viz. Mr. Pitt and Mr. Fox, though they
ur,cn differed in opinion, yet were united in loose things of great
national concern ; among thofe were, the Abolition of the Slave
Trade, and Catholic Emancipation.
4th. That the liberal, enlightened, and manic efforts of Lord
Grenville. and thole who acted with him, in <Avalon* the Abp.
titian of the one, and endeavouring the relief of the other, entitles
them, we think, to the gratitude and thanks of the country.
sth. That any promife or pledge given to the Cae•eilles of Ire.
land, either by the prefent, late, or any Adminiftration, preriout
to or ruhrequent to the Union, to far a; it eonflittrionally can.
ought to be fairly and juilly fulfilled; a. the honour and integrity
of the Country fhsuld not be trifled with.
6th. Thai any law of a penal tendency refpeeling religious opi-
nions, the foonttr it is repealed the better; and Dilf-nters of evert
defcription, behaving as good and loyal fubjeas, ought to enjoy
accers to every civil and political privilege in common with chore
of the Church of England.
7th. That perfecution for eonrcience fake, in what•ver shape it
appears, or however modified, never was nor ever will be attends
eel with good ; and it i• now high time it were completely ha.
nilbed from what we juitiy confider one of the molt enlightened
nations in the world.
iith That to eonciliate the minds of all parties, to Ovate the
Empire, and remove what appear; to us the mitaken opitions of
the Catholics, I.ET US ACT TOWARDS THEM WI rit
0001) FAITH, and agreeable to that fublime mural precept, a
principle congenial 'to every upright heart, THAT AS WE
WOULD THAT OTHERS SHOULD DQ 'TO US, LET US
SO 1)0 TO THEM.
Thereafter the Corporation took into confideration the BILL
for introducing TRIAL BY JURY into the Courts of Scotland;
and without giving any trAnion upon the divifion of the Court of
Ssfilan into Chambers, or iron the propriety of a Court of Re-
view, or upon any of the abitradt details in the propofed Act,
were of opinion, that if the Trial by Jury now prorated, was
extended to the inferior Courts o. Scotland, as well as to the
Court of &Mon, it would be of very great advantage to Scotland
in general, and to this part of the Community, and all others re-
moved from the Metropolis, in particular.
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poration, and are appointed to he located is the Otafgow Herald
and Courier, Edinburgh Advertifer, and London Star, Morning
chronicle, Ad CJorier, JOHN GARON ER. Jun. W 1...,

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A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
rooftly in a Ring Fence. confilling of the Mount, !supra-
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Panel of Radw.ll, about forty Miles from London, on the treat
North Road.
Particulars, with a plan annexed, may be had of Mr. Groom.
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