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Price 58. 6d. boards, svo.
a ADDRESS from a CLERGYMA
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his PARISHIONERS. With MORNING and
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• By R. VALPY, P.D. F.A.S.
The Subjects treated in this Monne are—
Of Goo—the Sop of Gou—the HOLY Gm:err—the TIMITY-.•
Road the Scriptures—lncarnation of Jesus Cuntsv—Doctrines
of Jesus Cnatsv—Resurrection—Redemption—Justification—
Faith—Works-rWorks without Faith—Faith without Works
.---Union of Faith and Works—Merit and Reward—llumility--
Influence of the HOLY Smelt—Repentance—Regeneration—
Conversion—Delay of Conversion—Our Endeavours—Predesti-
Station, Free-will—Prayer—Public Worship—Family Prayer—
Sacrament—Forgiveness of Injuries—Veneration to the Name
if Goo—Relative Duties--Exhortation to Piety—Prospect in
Life—Use of Time—Death.
Printed by A. J. Valpy • and sold by -Longman and Co.
Whittakers, Rivingtons, London ; and all Booksellers.
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Of whom may also be had, by the same Authcar,
SERMONS, in Two Volumes, Bvo. price 18s. And all the
Author's Works.

THE EVENING Si'

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 90, 1820.
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To-morrow the eighth payment on Omnium will be made.

The Manchester packet has arrived with a Mail
. from Jamaica, containing Letters and Papers to the
7th of November.
From some extracts which are given from the Ber-
muda Papers of the 16th October, we learn, that a
fever has prevailed at Angostura, by the Eng-
lish troops have suffered very severely. Many of the
Officers have fallen victims. The country adjacent,
has been so overflowed by the Orinoco, as to ob-
struct all communication with the forces on the Car-
ribean frontiers, w hieh has put a stop to military
operations. A cutter from England has been stranded
lately on the Grand Bar, at the mouth of the Ori-
■oco, laden with military stores.
Letters, said to be from a respectable source, state,
that LA Toltec, the Royalist General, had been re-
inforced by 2,000 troops, when he defeated BOLI VA It,
in three successive engagements, driving him to
ward; Santa Fe; and that LA Tonne was proceest-
lag by forced marches, with a large body of troops,
to that capital. CALZ ADA had also occupied a strong
position in the rear of the Independents, and, with
his troops, would add greatly to the success of the
Royalist s. The information of LA Tonftes success
is said to have arrived at Carthagena by an extraor-
dinary dispatch from him.
The oral information at Jamaica was directly con-
trary to the above. It says, that the light troops of
BOL IVA R were within ten leagues of Carthagena, and
that several gun-boats with Royalist troops, which
had been sent up the Magdalena to oppose Rm.! VA ft,
had joined his cause, and deserted the Royalist stan-
dard. The troops in Carthagena, WO strong, had
manifested discontent, in consequence of the small,
pay, and scanty supply of provisions. An engage-
ment had taken place between, the Royalists and In-
dependents, when about 30 of the former, after their
defeat, had escaped to Carthagena. BOLIVA R left
4000 troops in gartivan at Santa Fe.
Accounts have reached Jamaica from the Island
of St. Domingo, stating, that MACGREGOR, with five
of his Officers, arrived at that Island on the 21st tilt,
The GoVernment brig Chebucto, arrived at Saint
John's lath of October, from Halifax (Nova Scotia),
with 100,000 dollars for the use of Government.

A Dutch Mail arrived this morning, with Papers
to the 15th instant. The following are extracts:

TRIESTE, DECEMBER 12.
• All Pacha of Joannina, continues to oppress the,
people. Many persons of Istinction have withdrawn
from his despotism, and repaired to Corfu. This
Paella has reduced under his power, a great part of
Macedonia, and almost all Thessaly, and has above
two millions of subjects. He is, indeed, so far sub.
ject to the Porte, that he sends a considerable an-
nual tribute to Constantinople, and receives a Firman,
from the Sultan. He governs very despotically,
snakes peace and war at his pleasure, &c. At his
Court there • are Resident Ministers from France,
England, and Russia. But it seems that his tyrant•
nical acts have attracted the attention of other
Powers, as, in the telations between him and Eng-
land, a great coolness has taken place. There is a
report of an insurrection in Bosnia against him, but
nothing certain has transpired.