... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 'D ?? ?? t. L/. LM J? J'v 41 7 Tj? I c t tho Papet>l Irlar';ni to tie 1aor Ice of IS th -vre-~er;Y ?? ?? Crownw i15 iiAti!14 ?? Clgelli t! 'I OS. f1. i litO It .II itc.is, hllat . , *(tt~iir'Il was alinred c( *- 0, e 0 I e A-rents for in icoe ?? an s tic ii t'alA of , a iteor thc Cl.Z f C0 l9OI o. tb'e Customs D, rt.e reis-n who lha; i ad t'he chief care lcjvicr.' Sls, sliall be the othelr. ...

... OP. I ;,g -VyCART G(as-l hope thou wilt arquit inc netio of o ?? ag, 'vhen I assure thee, notlhing is otanemste froi y thatlught; -A painful arid distressing ..Of a' tnile that to fail of exerting myself ptc, til c .ene caiamnity intended to be rendered n rue and family, to omit apply ibg for redress, YlbeX ta cerc reasoni and hope suggeted, would be a strong ?? (admitting ray complaint ton ...

... THE POLITICAL EXAMINER, Parity Ig tie mrens u.f matny for ?? gala oF a few. No. 20. ON THE ANNUITY PRESENTED BY PARLIA- MENT TO THE DUCHESS OFBlPRtNswjI , Tri House of Commous. has ,ginn ei.t's consentto the Annuity iof 10,000.1. for autett llust-rios Person- age. Not a word was szdl:d in tihppobat0n7 the frequent Lemands of the Rojal Paniuly seemed to have vanished from recollection; thle ...

... - INCJ4L ?? ?? * > .f i - .,F,.0 T3T CF2i NU\h. 14fiW .V .. y#ANVUFEPJTKE ~bpF 4eld~espthtd.X~i1 Thiiwt4, o&ios %oy iifhooitbamptpn, .wasU held at the ~.4stk 6fW in ei to- -iotu .consideaappttha 'par~pekty;of :addsiolg, I1t -te CUnve~tio ipo9 . i-, . T,:he 1{fgh, Nedifhnhdalieiithsohain.'', , Lor N Eor~nsx, -aaer so an ryeaarks1. pr- R es~sw,-ZsLtawblh~i~uiftddbetand.*_ ,tp~eadd*Mtyewessin ...

... 0 - >TTHE EX AM1A LONDON: [ ID~~S NDA7 - w i f,: | - 2 SlI5UYDAY,; 1RCHI! fO. ,s , Two pieces of- intelligegee fronx is ai Strsur coiacide in stating, not Voly ?? squt- dron has %ired thie fleet at Toloxx ti Fijit ^the Carthagena squadron with variquships of- af~n Spanish ports has arrived at to- same plse.-e 9fhis force mxust no doubt be considetable, though'it may not amount to thirty sail ...

... 7EE OPERi. TO TGHE EDsica OF THE EXAMINER. Ssn-In cohse4uence 6f tho indisposition of CA- TAJ4NS FPAISI-LLO'S beautifiulpopera of I lbarbiere di vig~cii wassibsu titnted ?? .La Didone, on Saturday the, 12th inst. but so miserably performed that the eff'et of the rnusic was entirely lost. The want of ablititesw in the -present coitppdy was fully exposed, and the vabhe of CATASn'I'S pbowers more ...

... I MISCELLANEOTS SSETCE 1OG? - TIVPC'RfSJlteCTS:'C,: : :a. Ot:W4 S;Sst ?? WAI o4: k b AM-thypztffpIg.hwn 4 ...

... FORE IG.Av ILY'J LLE.x'CE EJt~ A 16 C i.. PARTS, MAY 2.-His Tjic'.tv the Emrperor Iia is. sued several decrces colicerning the city ot Bourdeaix Scveral buildings belonging, to the dotniills he ha, ceded to the city ; and he has ol1ered threc msilli-ns to the owners of -vineyards ; but eaeh of the bidders for the loan are to deposit winc as a Securit', The Empress arrived at Bayonne on the ...

... I *Lord CAsTLEnSAGT moved the order of the day for the r-coimmittal of the Local Militia Bill. An Amend'aflent was moved by Alr. Wigflli5, tleferr- iD' t&e cotnetittal of tuee Bill till Friday. A divisioua nk a vn the amendment was negatived, the :yes bei g 3;-Noes 9i, Or, our re-admission e found the Hobse in tse Crom. mgitee. A short conversdtion tbok place on the clause ?? the age at vhicih ...

... , Yesterday his Majesty held the grandest Court that -du he ever held at the Queen's Palace' . . At two o'clock Itis Majesty held-a Chapter of tlie Most Honourable' ?? der 6f the B.ath, Wich ws 'att~i'did,, bes' des the So* ec vereign, by, ?? His Royal lghnesms the Ddke of York, the Grand Master.: t Lord de Blaquiere, Lord Henley; 1orde Keith, Sir. Alured bu Clathe, Sir Thomas Trigge,- ir ...