... PA4R LILMUETAJPk' PFFOMI?. nt. \ Extract of a Letter -from the REV. CeisrtornttnR le IVYVILI., to NAJOR CARIWRIGHsTr. Dl- * MY DEAI SIR, ?? Hnll, .prid 18, II81. a Accept my cordial thaiks and congratula. Sions for your exertions to promote tile Union of 't ''the two great hodies of Reformari, ar(d on the 5 success which baas hitherto attended your Lffurts. -y And I Jose nio tiute to ...

... DI PR E1-[ Fit AtION FLO l) s77WrL- - LNGT'l'S-SUCCE;SSES. : - -- 2 ~ I To- Me Ed/r' of Ihie Hull Packet. SIR, r AM incucedto :adsress you, by hxving observed, 1 with feelings-t not of-sorprise, but of'itdigtnation, that ndotwitbotarling the recent success of our a itiy in Portugal, artI 'fhe splendid talents exhibited' by its commander, which will, tend equally to &stablih. the glory aid ...

... LET1DS, MAY 2,5. lVv. alwiavs ri-corrl with high gatisfactinn qcts i ,f polilic beriefi cevc, and we have this we, k a U tonre than onltitsory share of this kind of gratili d ,atino -At the Anniiversarv 'Mvetiiug of the Mlissuionnry Society, ill Lolndori, whiA clomillelicevd oil tile FtI inst.Ih tilfo wing Collectionls wser 1 lidet after Serminosis by the undernientioued Stirryv hiel. (Rev, ...

... HOU3E or L.ORD)S, TUSDAT, NI;AY 121. D)ISSENTERS. Earl Stonhopiqe saidi Ie hield in hi's Ilafrui a Pdtitiun agailnst the Bill relative to Dis6 nteir}, signird by uipwars oftwo ?? p'1Olils, asld; lie had no do'ubt tiat if tile Bdilluas peraisisI tit tile [elililers'lr .ainst jL inistead of Lhoibaniilds mwst be CLM titin hV nillibons. 'IThe Petition was read, and oq the £lusstiun that it lit! * ...

... HULL, iY .18,_ 1|W811 [o sithe Trui'Iees 01 lte H Geuerdl LADnEc Men GeWTLCtN ' - T3AV[NC: artended the 'reekly ard General. Quar- :,J.-terly B-ards, held at this- nfirmary, -for several years prast, I am serry truth obliges Me to say, that ihey: are net aleeay: so. numerously attended as might be wvished., ':Hence if dtiavodablWyhappens, that- de Mediarcal Gentlemen,.- whartura~lly itate-d ...

... METHIIOISM-fREnLY TO TlIE . _ D I I TOR. W o:t: bitovr of tlMe 'Pt( packet. 'TH7 E iaindir andgood temtper which you have. J' u; M'ethodism desere. ti'e spphirno-n oaf e'v'e~ry liberal rnihided reader. Me. thodIii- Kit 'ii seriaisreprieonted by its assailants; I should hope'no't 'wilfully so', bur rather that it is .generally mistindeistood. Men of the first-rate labilities 'in this coun'try ...

... PROTESTlNT DISSENTERS. fa tlA BILL entitled, an act to explain and rentlex t he mnore elrectual certain acts of ithe fiest ?? and Mary and of the -1.9th of Gtiorgc ill, 60 ese far as rthe saute relate to Protestant Dissent-hg std M' iautore (Absetract.) ?31 Alter reciting the titles of-the above -named Acts, Ind the Bill proceeds to provvide that aiwy -petsoni oan igis beitig appointed oi.- ...

... ; WE sincerely congratulate our readers. t and the lingdom at large, on the Riejection of S lORD SID.'OSITT'% 'Bill ill SO early a stage of its proer~ss; a ineasure ?? Wavas, witorout excep- tion, the most urrnfavourrable to religious liberty that ihrs lees proiected since the reign of Qneen r Anne. And we are convinced, that tbe more at. tenti vely anad dispassionirtely the 1ill is examined, ...

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... L--.Eondl6n News.i5 IN otr litat vre rnentiofied tha! inte~hF received of 'LI'rivai of he oeet c(, J-mes Sautmtarez ih the Baltic. The aPi Ppmerful r navual forre in that sea . has 9 through all the Stares ea its Ihores, Sweden, IPrussiawd gyussia,: he r -rto lislhez~ntish~agcoulde faino t ;' nof~aopeand fear. Immediately u log~ oFf tGotteaburg, Count Vn -: directed the .bateries to be IMD11i: ...

... . P ~ S I- - s r si_~a > . _-. .,' AD~DRESS OnV, NAPOLEON 'TO THE MERCHANTS OF RANC.. -A venfi~-~ -1-1 i --- , A getslen.anwg Cssment, which'. 'g oeied~ tn iclto on the continent. at'i It.gpyuon.r rec peror. to an Addreass preeed t iby a Deputation 'of Merchants, on the birth- of. the king:4o Rome. 'The Address itself must have been cbuched ins tbe language of complaint, as wfll be evident ...

... LOqDON, APRIL 31. 0 Dispatches from Lisbon, and a mail arri- ired' this miorning, witii Papirs amd Letter§ to Ithe 20rd. The following has been given u's as the forc S of the conitendiirg armtes:- a .,Marshal BeresFord has an ailied British arid Portuguese Force of ?? ,22,001) i 9 Ballasteros ?? i-tW loi p Blake will reinforce hima Hil ?? r Geceral Graham (British) . .. 6,000i ?? Total ?? ?? ...