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This day was Published,
THE PROTESTANT ADVOCATE; or a
'a' • REVIEW of PUBLICA I'IONS Mating to the ROMAN
CATHOLIC QUESTION. and REPERTORY of pRoTY,
STANT INTELLIGENCE.

At a time wilt n the dally-increasing exertion of the Aemul_
Cattionts are distingindiett i fiddle aiterify;tutexamplEn'in
the lan century, and when a Bstiestisess (more apparent, we tryst,
than real) seems to nervade the minds of the Protestants of these
kingdoms; whin the Roman Catholic Body are making Minton
strenuous efforts, in every part of the United. Kingdom, to inn-
pro 53 on the Public he necessity of attending to torn. claims, and
ev.n confidently assert a general willingness that they should n 4
grant: d, it will appear mil a measure of self-defence that there
should be a Protestant Advocve, to def:od our Estabiisliments
in Church and Fttate, an+ to raaintam the general cause of evil
and religious liberty against the intolerant principles of the Ro
nun Catholics, and their unceasing attempts to obtain possession
of political power. The objects which the Protestant Advo-
cote will hove more immediately in view are to unite the ex-
ertions of Protestants of all descriptions, in defence of the
lib.rty, civil and religious.; which is now enjoyed by the FAIN.
jects of these realms; to convey such generahinfornim ion as may
lay open the designs of the human Catholics; to capon: the
mistato ;midi; religious and political, of the advocates of their
cause ; to open the eyes of the Pubic to the tenets really pro-
fes;ed by the Irish Roman Catholic Church; to show that it is not
a slight, but a great and essential difference, which exists between
Popery and Protestantism, and that the leading doctrines of the
.former religion are the same now as they were at the period of
the blessed Reformation 1 to scrutinize the pretensions of the
Roman Catholics, and to.prov• tke utter hopelessness of condi& '
sting their affections by any thing short of a surrender of the
Constitution; to point out the untairness with which their claims
art brought forward, tO dispiey their real extent and their una-
voidable consequences, and to shew what the effect on the Um-
stittilm generally would be; anti what specially on oar Moab-
able privileges, a* inntcstants and. en the canoe of religion,
those persons were again adnatted to power in this Kingdom,
*hose exclusion from pcnierwas, at the tnne of the Revolution, ,
made a permanent principle of the Constitution.
The object, in short, of this publication,. is one common '
to ail Protestants; it Is us' guard the sacred cause of religious
liberty; it is to defer: our Protestant Brethren in Ireland
especially against Roman Catbolic Ascendancy and eventual
persecution.—tagainst the domination of a sect, which history
has sheien to be invariably hostile to aU religious freedom ; ft is
to pterese, for the sake of peace mid sectray, that established
Church, whew principle and eiaelice it is to lesve every loan at
liberty to wrirdilp GOD according to the dictates of his own eon;
Klei:ce ; it is, in a word, to secure and perpetuate that truly to-.
levant establishment, under which, by Gnu's blesdnv, this coun-
try has Ks eminently flourished, and to transmit it, unimpaired,
to ow children, and our chillrea's children.
By pursuing much a curse, the Condocors of the Protestant
Advocate hope they shall open the eye% of the public to the vital'
importance of the spbjo. ct ; and that, Nthether in Parliament or
in Elections, whether in social intercourse or in publications, they
shall contribwe to excite a proper.feeling for the maintenance of
that Constituting, which has long been, and which, if'we be true
to it, wig, we trust, long be the admiration and. the safeguard of
the poinkal, moral, and religious world.
It will be their endeavour to point out in every view and every
instance, the duty and real interest of Protestants—it will
also be their earnest wish to draw the Rosman Catholics to a
sense of their ditty and real interest—tbe duty they owe to
&Lir King rather than to the Pope, to their' Country rather •
than to Rums—and, to remind them of the many acts of unlit'-.
pace granted them during the present reign.. Whatever success
nay attend their endeavours, the conductors of this work Ph:Ash
theniselees never ttrdepart front the principles upon which it is
undertaken. Fur their minds are indelibly impressed with the
tru,h, that it Is not by yielding principles to the difficulty of times,
but only by maintaining them against all opposition, and clinging

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- conteina thiiirolotte ceerieqoanty snqse Ito them even thrt!ugh the severest persecutions, that we can hope ling
stzeil the ga pretta?s, those of any other wurk of equal :eras's through_the.storm of infidelity whiff' is gatfietlog.arotind pertii
*note tendigt Ash 6"ne ; and the effect on the ininds Of ioung pmts
n° our eyes Ara dazzled by the glare Pe,
lateheft "toPice by the numerous Leto which Mars ' rheas_ Ilber447' will Itthe ',an*
rOTLITANT ADVOCATC v., incsatts
Mtn. -e°,1!1,, treatise existior, on the subject or cosi- luti+ othlinabers or the Et•tablished Church; bpt information Perft
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tooth '":"4"44eal uotite
' Mani will° fain& to the undertaking. Coddiktitis will
• of the „mit ,P4rt of Geolir9LlY cOaT•he taught in a.. are I
• ,tetd I ' ns on the Roman Catholic uestichi -and •
or Lwirmen -
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