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MONDAY iVENINti-, naafi

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PROW SOVIINIPaNiIIt.

HOLYLANDI HOTEL.
THE Visitors of diir lontoistablidied Hotel` m
respoeyufly infOrmed, that it Is taw! possessed by s new Pro
prietor, and that the House be. Insdergasto considerable 'ospreys-
osento Small Families and Gentlemen having madam to vidt tbt
Metropolis, will And In this Betabildunent all the advantages of
private Dwelling, where they may depend open eseellette Buda,
geed Dinners, and theist WhUs Its locality Is peculiarly suited
both for %Moen anJ Anunetnenr, being condstious to tits Tins of
Coen, as well as the Winter Theatres, yet ddliciattly removed

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at the aitilier. ; M. de'Porre, surgeon. and Tj;ka Wl-
'Obtioti:els. a highly e*.teented Chief of the Tangalese.
• Thitieettitedbileneral de Bock thinks that no blame
into Kif attsittesf tó OtajnY Puwbkens. His &m ?' ellow
•ists'pastisidiat the information receiveJ by Cnl. Cleerens
of the meta af the country was sot correct.' Our trodps
'balm bean Meets:Cut iri &rate of the tentonttes, and the
siesta of Gitonit Cobol, %Ober: Mee Vt-goto ignited
after ki. defeat.at fiambiretin, ha.l been burst
by our troops.—lf Asa far rs)fet. 14.

7.ISEON PAPERS.
LUMP, latrarshtv • •
• His Mika, has been pleased, in.coosiateathsa alb*
a,,al an agility if the Berets die fascism Is onfer on
him the title of Ti4oasst. de Qoelted.
...f.eittrattt 21l .The inhabitant< of thil city had to-
Jay the pleasure of se in g his Majesty, accninpantid
by dielnfantris. llii Sagest s6ters. pass through the
streets of the sapisalv to dm splendid Church of Sr Mary.
where he am' remised kr the omit farm by the Chap.
ter, *two 7'e Delo. ll* rerffirroed foV. bit Majesty's
happy fettildryi frAll•his dims*. OR leasing doefireh
his Maje•ty 'wits orele,tatre by an *men* illetivitiefe
lifdt i& est blest ..rclainstioas, aed at siisiK the oiiy
was aposgstosourlf
• FRENZirIriARS.

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TRAM tun atemistass Ms anAmannrs. 714. IS.

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PAitle, Falk 11.•
The objeit end the result of r ewsissi-n of 4,Jast-
bert at Coostantioopie. continues to be the subj-ct of a
Levies of 'inactions in the German Journals. We seed
not say that most of the coejectutes which these papers
ate continually advancing are produced father by the
imagination of the writer, than by Cacti.
lhe Courier de.Sseyras of the middle of December.
.the of apologist of the Turkish• empire. snikera
pompous enumeration of the maim which the Goiters.
intent employs to organize with the greatest exved,tion
,a formidable 11 et in the Blash, Sew. which may be able
to act at the return of spring. According to 'this**.
, port, the fleet is to receive a reinforcement of five thou.
sand seamen from Egypt. The fleet of Pasha is
strengthening itself is the Dardanelles, anJ it is hoped
that it will soon be Ale to attack the Itustiaakiessels
. which blockade the Strait. All the TurkisliAroopv are
said to have received Orden to pais the *inter in the
towns lied villages of Reeselia. The soldiers. will re-
ceive their rat-eas there, sad will be ready at the firs"(
signal.•- • • , •
• FIIIMICIL Foam—Paw. Feat•te2,Five per Coats. 10* Us.
110 f 109 f. 95e.—Three per Cots, /di. 7.5e..110e.-.-13idt
.1.11101.—genres de Nap tpanlidl Load.- 7d/ 8...-
Harlan Loin, stist.—lhichiate On • LeAsded—ase biota,fUlte
11Se. ; three sandhi, ssf. 10e.- • • : •
. I.gTTER g..KtgbiYON.
. TO TH* rftortsliTANTS OF OftllnTaftlT,A.l!l.

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MI 011071111th POOTRITANTe—Bevere doinestic
mities hive prevented, aad for Mine time prevent,
my attendance in the House 'of Peerl' but (he awful
character of the crisis which has motive& wig trot allow
me to be entirely Men. kis the tit r f the friends of
the Popish cane to u y to perseade the ; üblie, tl•et the
question is •Lot of a teligions ehtiacter. If it be are,
why 'was the Howe of Brunswick called to the Threes
of these realms? was to preserve our religion. By
the oath taken by the King, he is Ist un i t s prert
land he dechirex to us that it is his dirty and determine.
lion : I have no doubt it is call. To such. Mee* the
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.Duke of Wellington and Mr. Peel no man'buld im-
rite treachery; they are iireapab e'of it ;:boefilsin what
has fallen from each, I eannt.t bat comitlei Oirr -Fins
ois an oppressed man. The Duke of WeHirrgrois says,
:he gram of Catholic Emancipation. as it is c-tei, has
obtained, iris approbation time July or Augti-t. last ;
but that he obtained the King's a-tent to propose it to
Parliamea a very short ii oe only purview, to the eom-
metier meet of the Session. Who can doors!, who knows
bat ;be Kierg'siCoronation oath is, that it'd) rose, t has
most reluctantly been given? Mr. Peel tells ui how an-
xious he was that the Ministry. should be united en the
subject. Is it toolnirth to conclude that the threat, de.
elated' or 1.1 plied, of the resignation of the :whole
`Ministry, enforced, if it may be so expressed, wit • re.
ference to our King, his yawl ling assent Id' such a
meathie ? • • ' •
My Protestant bra hren, I apply to you as Chiistianr,
as independent Britons—rescue ;our Soyereigneod this
free country from the logien disgrace that. ten befall
this Protestant' island; Meat- your K Og From a *ate
by which•the suceessioss to the Throi.elis the Hawed
Brunswick; ere long. mile be endangered. I address
myself nest.to infidel liberalists, not to paity;repterians,
but to the honest and cooscieutirois t. Mowers of Locher
and of Calvin, of all soils and descriptions, who value
their religion as their most precious inheritante. The
question ig'not one of conscience as to the .Papists-..
they possess (Goa forbd but they should) every free-
dom of Conscience. I call on you to come forth—to
awake from your trance and your lethargy, and not to
allgw them to depr.ve o sir brethren in Iselaad of the
freedom which we grudge ao t to them-elves. Your
lime, however, is shot; gout zeal and exerti-n should
be in
.proportion. To use Scriptural words tin such as
OtearAlOti I cannot think unfit; I would say, tle.efore,
af.Not is the accepted time, now is the day of salve.
tioo." If you awake not floes yout'slumbers. Proles►
tantisni will soon be extirpated from Leland ; and then
.what will happen? Fear—nothing bet Tear.s-not
Donal, but political and Ministerial—moir cosies* con.
session of power to the Papists. is there see man
leg who can doubt, that when they have got that
power, the same influence of fear will move with re.
doubled force, and very shortly? f r the weight of
falling bodies increases every moment defiog.their falls
and Popery will be the established religibn in Ireland.
Will that give strength or lanky to Britain?'
They who care nothing for religion will say that,
provided peace is maintained and the majority are satis-
fied, what religion pitheads in Ireland ierf little mo.
went; bat the mass of the British public know better
what is their duty and what their real interest. The
British public kebw that it is pure religion only which
sari exalt a nation,' lad secure to it the character, With.
ant which liberty is' licentiostsams, and aster can be
preserve& We know that national prospesity and Pro.
testandsm are coeval;: that they have base born and
Mao flourished togetler, we may well believe, for we
cannot doubt, that in their death they would not be di.
tided. It is net one description of Protestants, it ie
every-description ihnt u,altke interested in resisting the
Mori of Popegis. it is that, in times past, htfote
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