Star.
London, England, 1813-02-04 00:00:00

The Rev. JOSEPH BARRETT, in the Chair:
Resolved unanimously, That it is the natural right of all men
to worship Goo, agreeably to the dictates of their own con-
sciences.

Resolved unanimously, That all human laws which serve to
restrict them in the exercise of this right, are unjust in their
principle, and in their tendency and operation highly injurious to
the best interests of Religion.
Resolved unanimeusl,i That this Body regard with deep eon-
tern the existence on the Statute Books of their Country, of ce-
'era! laws of this description, which, in whatever measure re-
commended, at the several periods of their enactment, by the
plea of political necessity, are at present, from the change that
has taken place in the circumstances of the times, and the more
liberal spirit which prey; its among all classes of the,cornmunity,
on unwarranted by such plea, than they are repugnant to the
Christianity.
Resolved utranimously, That with the view of asserting their
thewnrestriCted freedom of Divine Worship, and to an
ticipation with their fellow subjects of the privileges of
_constitution, from which they are excluded on account of
their religious profession, a Petition be presented from this Body
%both House* of Perlis/news praying for the Repeal of all the
Penal Statutes now In force, whose operation extends to the pro-
eine of Religion.

Resolved unanimonoly, That the Petition now produced be,
adopted by the Body.
(cignO) JOSEPH BARRETT, Chairman.

IMPORTANT TO THE ARMY.
BBand W. RIDGE, of CHICHESTER, having
. established extencive Ware Louts in that City, beg !reve-
ller their services in furnishing the ARMY in GENT RAI, but
'culatiy Regiments passing through the Sussex Dts-
nici , with Necessaries, Clothing, and Accoutrements, of
dtscrlption. Their Stores are so extensive, and such ar-
rangements have been made to nerit patronage and approbation,
uar a Regiment may be supplie3, AT AN SOUR'S NOTICE. with
lrery article required ear the complete equipment of the Soldier.
N.B. Regiments going to or returning from the Peninsula,
Ivig.lo. find great advantages in the comiguity of the above Ware-
to Portsmouth.

CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and
their tormenting Itching Instantly removed by W HITE-
D's EaseNCE 44 MUS YARD, universal'y esteemed fur
araordinary Efficacy in Rheumatism', Palsies, Gouty Alice-
. and Ciimplaints of the Stomach ; but where this certain
1y has been utilsown, or neglected, and the Chilblains have
kulliy broke, sS hit. h..ad's Family Cerate wit east, the pain,
Isil very speedily beat thein.—Prepared and sold by R. Johnston,
(slie.ary, 15, Greeir.str. et, London, the Essence and
Nis At Ps. tad. each;. the Cerate :Lt Is. I Sold by every Mr-
Itine in the United Kingl,ro.
• the liennine has a bl..ck Ink Stamp, with the rime of
R. loluiliton, inserted oft it.

Resolved unanim
to worship Goo,
sciences.
s. Resolved unanim
restrict them in the
principle, and in the
at the best interests of
Resolved unanim
1; tern the existence
'erat laws of this
in commended, at the
r', plea :1 political nett
IT Las taken place In t
it' liberal spirit which
11' on less unwarranted
lie principles of Christi
Resolved unanim
thim to the-unrest
equal participation
0; the Constitution,
their religious prof
1,1 %both Houma( 1
haat Statutes now
. . since of Religion.
Resolved unanim
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BBand W. RI
. established I
to offer their servile
:t 'tore particularly lr
rot ?stet , with Nee,
L htry dt- scription.
In. itogements have be
It tat a Regiment m
, a terry article require
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find great ad
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