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and direct and prosper all your labours for the honour pf hf £ name , and the gospel of his Son * The multiplicity of my business has obliged ii ^ e to write this with so many interruptions , that I hope you wil ] excuse the inaccuracies of it . My meaning is I am sure good , and I hope intelligible , and I am heartily willing that with what measure I mete it may be measured to Hie again .
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544 French Application of the Prophecies
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TRENCH APPLICATION OF * H £ PROPHECIES , TOLERATION , &C . Scnbltnus indocti ctoctiquew— -Hoiu To the Editor of the Monthly Reposito ry ^ Sir , Tou may possibly have heard that a small pamphlet , under the title of cC Prophecies announcing Napoleon the Great two thousand years ago , " has run through three editions at Paris . I wish to wave this theme , to inform your readers that a late decree of the Emperor Napoleon orders every officiating Pro * testant Minister in the French empire to be accommodated with
a house and a garden ; and the Government have engaged to keep the Protestant churches in repair at its own expense . All the estates of the churches , abbeys , and religious foundations in Italy are now declared national property . Since the government and territory of the city of WurtzBurg have passed into the hands of the Archduke Ferdinand of Austria , it has been stipulated with the Court of Vienna , that the University . of Wurtzburg shall be opened for the reception of Students from Transylvania , and also for a number of
Protestants from several provinces of the Austrian monarchy . * It appears that the breaches made in , the ancient worship in France will neither ba soon nor easily repaired ; since we read in . the official paper , that upon the request of the Bishop of A gen , his Majesty has lately permitted the exercise of the Catholic worship in 193 churches in the departments of Lot and Garonne , that had neither parsonage-houses nor chapels of ease . These are now to be called the Annexed Churches . A moral writer in the Publiciste , of April 10 , 1806 , expresses no little warmth against some of the preachers in the churches of
Paris , for declaiming against a class of men who are no more : he means the philosophers , " whose greatest error / ' he observes , " is their believing men to be better than tfrey really are . " He boldly tells these priests , who condemn whole bodies of men indiscriminately , that if they do not alter their cbnduct ( never sanctioned by Jesus Christ ) , it will be a friendly act ,
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1806, page 344, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1726/page/8/
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