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bf me o \ d ' Jroiiff , as was fcis / father , and thefS paiilsRc ^ use requires the utmost energy a ^ nd activity . What influence our ambassador has there , time ¦ will SisioverL" arfcT it is evldetit tjjat as
soon as Buonaparte has settleahi& ! business in Germany , h £ wifl ^ send such ja number of troops into Spain as sl ^ al ) . completely redtice " it . at least to temporary obedience to his brother . The EnglfeH ti ^ bps in thkt country have made very little ajfeeratiok ill their position . The ge&ieral ^ licked Welling * ton , is said to * Kave ^ arri ^ ed \ at Lisbon , in
where he is to a ^ t new capacity of Viceroy , ' unBer tne feirig of Pprtugaf . Wit |^§ u } cfi jpetwer-ii his hands he will haye ' tfie wHa | e ^ resourqes ^> f that counr try ? iit Kjls c <^^ ieh ^ I ; biit We c ah eXpect littjfeM $ P * ^ t %£ ujtiliappjryrepoti . i ^ ieKe tfe ^ p ^ wiersjpf t | ie htinian mind have been k ^ t in sub ^ ition to so much ignorance , big ^ t ry ^ aB ^ , 3 ugerstitian . We shall be cu ^ pp t ^ ^ o ^ y ^ liethej th | -i ^< jaisition is % q ca #$ 33 ue the exercise p ] Pit $ powers
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aftennra , fNdts ^ Rt ^ rtaJnfd tt ^ . ci $ / r ^ nd co ^^ ioii ; at" fte Jfe # M | % gujrds' ' fifed % ^ e * yqji&s ; * ^ % e | s rung at the cnijrc ^ Vis ; - ^ rqat ; gnas were nre ^ l ; apdtHe ni g ht ifras ^ iisJberli inby spIendid ; iRutf ihattons at the ^ liup ofiices and the hpiiises pf rna ^ ny privatein r diyidualsi Tbe previpus d ^ termiixaiicm
of several parishes to transfer the stims , intended for illuiliinatloA , to charitrajjle purposes , prevented that generafdisp lay which would otherwise have been exhibited , yery considerable coJlecttons were made for the poor , and the k ' in ^ extended hi $ mercy to aU desettersfronx
the army and navy . Sermons were preached at the various places of worship , and ^ the Jewish synagogue fenot to be forgotten amongst them ! \ Mr . ^ elsham 3 at the Unitarian chapel in Essex * street , gave an ' excellent Recount of tl ^ e , origin of the' institutibn of , the > j | bilee and ifff Ono *» rt » ari ( % p' in T 7 » Tt- / % -r »_ o- ^»»» J 5 « U ~ JA
some admirable apd * appropriate re ^ LecV ; tipns j > h the pecii'Har" ocCaSoif , : t ^ jl ^ ca ' called for : * -eucli a "' discourse ; ' %% ' tfcg request pjf A the congregation it lias |^^ printed * dctresses are - ex ^ pecte ^ ^ coitie up from . all Djirts ; qf -fifigiiftfi We , have seen , only that from ^ otirag" ^ hain , which we' fecofnniend to
tMperusal of out- readers : in " shdrt | Jt political differences were sett !^< 3 [ , - ^ they ought : to bi on this g ^ asiejt ! J ' and the ^ hole co jJnfcrjrj 9 iEred in ; £$ && $% * tuitions to the Wyeriiffn « f otf * the a $ -
ration of his ^ eign , and pniyers % * ' | j p future welfere and prosperiiy . . ' l *' But tfhe year of Jubilee / asfar a ^ p <^ 11 tics * aire concerned , by bo « ie ^ s fpiii * ni ^ nees unde r the most favpu ?^ lije pi ^ trpiccs . The resignations " , ojf tfhe pu ' ^ of Portland from ill healtfh ; and wfMfc *
Canning and XorcT Oagtlei ^ a gH , frjSm their bickerings and ^ helr duel / n ^ is ^ iffi m considerable ' vacancy in U ^ e in %£ nistrff ^ to frlHt up was n ^ af tfer'W very v great dimculty . The remainiiic : part of the mtnistry ^ naturin ^^ % ied ^^ £ i the ^ r places , and overcur ^ w ere ^ y § ' to I . erds' Grenville and Grey to jpini / them ^ and to make those change ^ wHich ' suited the contracting parties * * Lord Prey wais intli ^ ndrfch ^ rEhgi ^ i ^ w ^ he f ^ ccfvcd * a letter Irojm 3 V& . jperce . xal s to this effect ; t ; o which jhs re ^ # jp ^ very , sprile ^ rn ^ n ^ ' 0 ^ ty # im \ iiep , ?»>^ # ^^ 3 >?* $ pr }^^ # P ^ J # - l ° l i ! f-49 ^^' ft'W ^^ . % ovrn fir o ^ ui the wc * t of England , 1 %
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iST /^/ P of ^ iiKSc Afoift 579
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1809, page 579, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1741/page/49/
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