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Jarge 4 tos . Dr . Cook is the son of the professor of that name , of St . Andrew ' s ;
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CORRESPONDENCE .
We learn that , notwithstanding our late effort to oblige our subscribers bjr re-printing no less than three Mumbcrs of the Monthly Repository , complete sets of the work can now be scarcely made up , several others of the earlier num- > bers . being ; either out of print , or nearly so . This circumstance is a flatterjjag proof of the increasing sale of our Miscellany , and of its gaining public estimation . At the game time , it is fair to avow , that the heavy expense of reprints will to the of the
for a time operate very disadvantageous ^ interests work . The Editor * however , pledges himself to supply , as early as he prudently can , any charms in the series of numbers . And having given this pledge , he begs leave to recommend to his readers who have made applications for set ? of the Volumes * to supply themselves with such of them , ( Volumes and Numbers J as arestill on sale . By this liberality the means would be quickly furnished ot m ffftfig 4 ip deficiencies in the work .
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The following communications are intended for publication ; though the namber of them will naturally suggest to our correspondents and readers that some of them must lie over to the succeeding volume : —Mr . Belsham , on the JLiiberty of Indifference in the Deity . —W . W / s Biographical Account of Mr . Samnef Tones . —C * s Reply to Mr . Marsorn , on the Pre-existence of Christ . —OExtract : nom Mr . Farmer , in Reply to Chariclo . —A poetical paraphrase on i Cor . xiiu—? Dr . Toulmirt ' s Additions and Corrections of his Memoirs of-Mr * Bourn . *—
C . C . ' s second JLetter on the Decline of Presbyterian Congregations . —A proposal of Congregational libraries . — A Nonconformist ' s Objection to a JLiturgy . >*—Mr . Turner , of Newcastle , on Ordination Services . —Relation of a Conversion * by W . R . H . —Pacificus , on th f Consistency of the Quakers . —Objections to the Doctrine of Necessity removed .- —Mr . Simons ' s Anecdotes to shew that Bishop Porfeus was an Unitarian . —The Question of a Liturgy discussed , by an Unitarian Christian . Letter I . —An Indian Speech , delivered in jl&ox , communicated by Mr . Brookes .
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A Constant Reader requests P . Q ^ to fulfill his promise made in the Monthly depository for September , 1808 , of furnishing some extracts fcom Johij , Lacy ' ^ Prophecies concerning England ; but we must frankly confess that we are not very solicitous to re-publish the ravings of a madman .
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Rev . Mr . Rudd , of Preston , has m the press a Course of Devotional Exercises for Congregations and Families .
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The Poems from D r— would not , we fear , embellish or enrich our columife *
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The Extfact which Fair Play has sent us from the expiring Antt-Jacobin Revieyr w amusing , though too unimportant to be transplanted into the Moathly Repository . L , et the bigots of the school of the once worshipful , but now hunt-Wed John Bowles , curse on against the Unitarians . They will find the public and the Legislature deaf co their vociferations . The only conduct on the part of die denomination whom they reproach and slander which they dread , is aiJence .
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The reader will see that we have given an extra half sheet in the present Num > w ; but still we have to intreat indulgence for the postponement of various ard < &J ot InteUigftra a # 4 Obituary .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1809, page 649, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1742/page/63/
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