... AN ATTEMPT TO SHEW THE FOLLY AND DANGER OF METH ODISM. IN A SERIES OF ESSAYS. I ESSAY II.-Of Eternal Damnation and Election. L The Methodists call themselves Gospel Preachers, and they are always preaching from the Epistles; they call themselves Evangelists or the announcers of good tidings, and they are -always proclaiming everlasting misery. It is chiefly the Calvinistic sect who delight in ...

... PROFIA Cl4L I\I'ELLIGENCE. Ix tcrnss. Atjd. -1nelltenceof a most distressing and awful nature has just reached us. It woula appear that a great many persons from Dornoaeh, and otber parts of Sather- land, who were on their way to at~tid ?? ni;irke; on Wed- nesdly lest, moit njimpsdeirtsd cro~wded into the passagc brhot at the Meikle Ferry, toijhe nuatiser of firon liJ ) to 140, heirg ...

... FOREIGAN IN'TE-ILLITGENIVICE, [The fout flioowing Bulletins were given in Guir last in a verye incomplete marner, fbr 'ioverrnoent ?? having received them from France, they vere at first published by. the Papers in its interest in a mautilated state.' They are now given en- tire.] F'RANGCE. j wV r )rrFknT EtULe lx OF -ife .AAM0dF ?? (No DtAi's.)T The English entered Srjlin nn the 29th of ...

... IMP ERIAL PAR L Id4AM NT. HOUSE OF LORfDS. JXondai, Jest. 23. Lord ERSxrNE g~ws notice of his intention, early in the Sessien, to lresent a Bi5hforamorceegfectuailly preveuting wanton Cruelty to Animals;-a paisctice the suppression of which -was equally called for by puolic morals and the law of God. THANKS TO SIR A. WELLESLEY. The Earl nf LIvt, ILooL ruse to-move a vote of thanks to Sir'A. ...

... IJORSE-P4CIJVG GA4JBLIERS, JOCKIES, :.BOXERW; At'iI) COCK-FIlCITERS.. w ?? _ . l . As mercy is the presiding. genius of British jurispru- deuce, wzsiijigi Justice to poise her scaleg in favoiar of erriug. hnhunanit, the wisdomof our laws ?? fofloithe judicial office of jurors those who are occu- pied in the killing of animals for sustenance, such em- ploymernt ha ing a natural tendenc.y to ...

... THE MORNIMG CHRONICLE. e ,LONDON: U. TUBSDA2'rUED. 4 IWRCH 3T. Yeelerday arrived the Hamt'nbgh Mail due on VWed. ze nefday laft. Tc'Lef'lf ',ntclulitge'rcet it brings fromn thc je North is a letter dited Copenhagen, 17th March. At it that-period. Sir IYDE PAP ftfr's fleet had not appear- ed, nor is there any mention of its being expefied. The Govdrnaent of D'nnl:'k, however, had coln- pleted ...

... ?lXECVUT3ION o2f Alet ?? Portrilutb, Jan. r . This morning the yellow flags, the bfual fignals for * ,jihiifhment, wvere hoifled on board thle Terneraire, Formnidable, and Majeffic, and the following prifoners, Odrviwied by a Court-Mattial of Mutihy, and fletenced to die, were brought out to fuffer d&ath :-Chefter- mnan, Collins, Hilfier, and Fitzgerald, on board the Tremeraire; Ward on board ...

... Iauto. VIT. My lakwt a, W 8,ted tlc z' lit, ?? then nothing wor- thy of notice 'has occurred, excepting that ihe Ci- DtmIaois have been mocll ch caoineadasdh fqpjoint1 ?? within thcfe few days, rcfleling a play perforoted her!' about four nights; ago, at the Tijeaire 1'r~irfafce, called, Eudcuard es Jrcj/'e' The plot is founlled upon the ?? of young Edward the Pretender of England, in the year ...

... THE WORNING CHR ONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAr, MARCH I2. The critical (late of the negociation HIll continues to occupy the attention of every one. Nothing further, however, has tranf'pired on the fubje&t. No doubt is entertained that Miniflers have authorired Marquis CORNWALLIS to bring the matter to a fpeedy iffue, fo that peace or war will very foon be announced. In the mean time the acivity of ...

... TsHE' MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: Pt' r~r. WEDNESDIAY, AUGUST 7w5. A ,By our letters' from France by yeflterday's Mail we .trt find that the French Government has 'put a ftop to of the circulation of Englilh Newfpapers in France, as pt. was flated fonme days ago. Laft Wednefday all tlie Libraries, Salons ad7 Cabinets Licteraires were f- vifited, and the owners forbidden any more to _ receive or ...

... LONDON: TRUASDlr, AUGUST 26. The very cu rious intelligence froih France refpeiing the Journals, made a fenrfible impreffio n on the funds, and it is probable that the meafure was altogether cal- culated for the meridian of our Stock Exchange. It is a faa worthy of remark that thefe burfis of fpleen in the official Journal of the CHIEF CONOML of France have uiniformly made their appearance, fo ...

... tRE DU2-IT Ad-Al. LEYDst%, MARCH 22. Thie ntdaile 'prara 'dons making in i glatn appear- re> M d Store to awaken the folicitudaf the ase ch -Getrnt,,xad' t;fofitions are already moadeo at all eves, as if war were inevitablt. It could hardly' have been hop-ed Uider tile prefent 6ircurnlaricts, that th1 ttvo bellige- re'nt powers would-tolerate'the feutraliry- of the- Bat- vian Republic i but if ...