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A rtJfctaber oi \ h * Highland < 8 oH * ty t ) f Londdfi , ( wfc * left liw native pifieef at twelve V ^** « tf age , ) has addressed a letCef t 4 > his friend in Edinburgh , inclosing * bill ftjf £ 66 . slfertf ngJ tfc he giveft by Meters . Manners attd' Miller , booksellers , JMiritnitfgh ; in &rta * fc of £ 25 , £ 15 , and
£ & . for ftkfc befc ? compositions , in vetfie o * |> ifai ^ , *> ft the subject of Wallaces inviting Bruce to ths Scottish ThYtiiiie , which he wishes to be so expressed as not tb glVS elfeitfce to out- brethren Sotfth of the l % fced i ant ! suggesting : that there
might probably be introduced into these corn ^ ositiow * the propriety of erecting a Ipwer or fttohiiment to tile memory of Wftll&ce , oh Ailhiif ' s Seat or Salisbury Ovagi 9 fbr wfoleh he Mfottld leave a legacy of a thousand ^ founds to assis t it , —5 co ? ysnciH *
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colleges are under the influence of Rolnish ecclesiastics , and that unfair , attempts have been made tti diftvvotf their youth from the Protestant faith . Several facts ti&te stated * ill the form *> f questions , by Mob s * D ' Atgeasda , in prdof of tne prevalenbe ttl
a spirit of intolerance in the national seminaries . Amongst others , be related that in the department of the Upper Loire , & Protestant youth had b « en seduced by a Catholic priest and carried to Lyons , and that when the father endeavoured to
reclaim hi » child , he was thrown into prison by the mayor ! This statettient was received by the ) Chamber with murmurs of indig-aa * tion ; a sign that the grievance will Tftot much longer be endured . The petitioners pray that separate eoltegfes may be established for the Reformists , in several of the
principal towns , and particularly at Bour * deaex . The pefitiojis are referred to the Minister of the Interior , and tbere is every appearance of the present enlightened go- - verntoent of Fraiice "dding justice to-the ^ Protestant population . It will be curious if France should set an exatftple to Engfland of the exclasion ofa sectarian spirit from the seats of national eda cation .
The-Eng-Iish Dissenters have , at least , as much ^ reason to complain as the F ^ eftch Pro testants .
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^^^^^^^ j i ^ . &&i > diit $ ThvusaHd Pouted * have been lately be ^ eathed to the parish of Dol lar , in Clacktnannan ^ hire , by a ^ person named Macflab , whose history and connexion with the parfeh arfei Very imperfectly kno ^ n .
The money is feft at the sole disposal of the jwinister and Kirk Session of Dollar , a parish containing- only about eight hundred persons . The iniuister is the Rev . AbdireW Mylne , a geutlieuiiln long- eminent as a teac ^« r i ¥ i Edinburgh , and the Author of several valuable works on education .
It is proposed to employ the money in fdrtn teg ah Acad&ny , whieh will fee the nivst extensive ih ScoWand , » and perhaps ih Britain- Besides teachers for English , Latin , Gree * , and the modern Iang ^ ua ^ es , therfc Hv ^ lL be pi * ofessors of botany , macticul cfiehifsf ry , inafheriiatic ? s , iiatniral hfctory . natural philosophy , and stoifae other biaiiVhe ^ .
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FOREIGN . fWfe were prevented by bur cuistomary llinits , wiifc ^ , notwitbfetatiding ^ We exce ^ ded tas t , Knd ^ hall again this ttionth , frcfni fitifn ^ i 6 |> oii r yAttb with regard to Ptif&gnlfoi ' ei $ ig&n <* e , 6 f wnicbirtte present number * wiH ^ eichfb ^ t a specimen .
Outdesign , is to extract from the Journals that f * H utider dvtir e ? e , 'ill tfie news affecting thfe ^ freirft \ ritetezts of nations , aiyd bearing ri ^ o ti Hte ^ raturte - fre ^ i dtn , humanity and rteHgibh ; wHh ot ^ iWo ^ rt fehninient , as may afiJiiaV ^^^ edi ^ Jti t . Wfe shafl ad dpt at gebgrr ^ jlliic ^ l k ^ an ^ ehiHit , ks Ibteirtg- thte dmpft ^ t afi d Tn oflt btthre ^ cfnt Tdr refe rence .
AtrV W 'titir VeMefte wlib nk ^ twteet With liit ^ lli ^ ncfc sui ted to < 6 ur design , Hhubia * tbm * ify ih ^ li fe ^ o ^ e ^ h ^ otti ' nals , tvill oMlgfe Wb ^ m ^ niftting ifcWtfs . fet > . 1 V' l ' ¦ t ^ iWc ^ ^ ¦ "•" ¦ - ' # m * biP ifo FrStich ' ' P + 'f ytMaAte hrtve p&iiimjk n the ChtiWbeV ' of TBe ^ ut ^ s- oti i ^^ uij ^ o ^ w ^^ i /^ wi ^ kmmm Tftt ^ bbrtiptniti that Hiife ^ tititit tehbdUiind
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A curious petition has been presented ^ to Obie Chamber of Deputies from tlie Benedicthve Nttns of Saint Fargeau , in ther department of tbe Yonne , complaining ! tha : t the Curd of tneir parish prohibited them , under the penalty of iuterdictionr from the ^ acraintents , from reading the " Moral Reflections of Father Quesnel , " with whicli thiey tvere an ^ iotis to edify themselves .
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The tragical end of Sir Stitnuel Romiity ' excited , We are told , the greatest interest * on tfie Corttinent . The foreign new s ^ aper ^" were filled witii the Ifttelttticholy details of Iris death . In France , thfreVefcrt | rave a grc ? at shodc to fl » e liberal party . tTrese persons ,
with the venerable fca Flijette at their head , resolved upon hearing some ptiMib testimony to ihe woVth of our lamented ootititrytnan : ' they applied i ) o the elders of the principal Protesta'rit chortfh , fdv perniisfckm to use the church fot » a relfgidtrs sdYeihnity , hut wcTte told ^ we Wu ^ piise t rtlly ^ that sut 4 i a service was hot aereetiblie to
Pr ^ starit iflfsa ^ e ^ ' ilhey fh ^ itffer ^ d \ et « ritiirf ^ d ^ ipon ^ ^ puhKc mee * ti % , ili Svliich all etildgy shotild bfe prbtiiotirite'd ti ^ dtt thte dWe&xe&i Th \ # meetiirig' was heM , ** nd Hi . 'Sty , > t hb WWg * t ^ ftl economist , wh < W is the Adaitt 4 $ mii ! h ^ fjmntee , tras * by ^ ppo ^ rttmfeat tne ora ptor cm the occttsi on , aa 0 the 6 fgm df % e Ketrtiments of hife br ^ fhren . M ? &erijP . i ^ n ^ ti ^ ihe ^ litobWn ^ ^ e ^^* oT ft ^ m ^^ ^ na WegtWrtote j ? y-
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1819, page 131, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1769/page/63/
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