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Hacjcoey , ^ be writer this artude toTiog / preacbed at her particular request the funeral sermon of thejRev . George Hodgkins , witnessed the piety and resignation of' this faortiiy wpjnaa on that trying occasion , and feels a melancholy pleasure in paying && * unsolicited tribute of regard to ter memory . ' •?• B . Tiling ton .
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— 16 , at his See House , Ardbraccan Cavan , Dr . Thomas Lewis O'Beirnr , Lord Bishop of Meath .
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FORETON . FRANCE . The question of war with Spain remains in the same undecided state . All the population of France , excepting always the pr iests , are said
to be against the projected legitimate crusade . "On the superstitious minds of the Comte d' Artois and the Duchess d' An ^ oulSme , " says a writer from Pans < on the 19 th inst .,
* 'the bad weather has had a serious effect , and some ineffectual prayers of the Abb 6 Frayssinous for sunshine to light up the invading army , have their share in the
had increasing apprehensions of the war . Whatever be the cause , a momentary stop has certainly been t put to the military movements / 9 JPrihce Tai * IjEyran ; d made an eloquent speech in support of the amend-
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Feb . 16 , ne ^ r ^ t * rAa # , aged # > , Vtk r jli ^ m Artaud , Esq ,,- ^ t fce * rtifet , w « 01 known by some of his portraits of distinguished men , and amongst others of Dr . Priestley . The 4 fa engraving by Hollo way of this eminent niau , the best extant * is from Artaud ' s picture .
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— 21 , at his house , St . Mary at / Fill , aged 74 , Mr . Samuel Brown , wine * - merchant . He has left a widow , one of the ^ daughters of the late Rev . Robert Robinson , of Cambridge . He was the brother of Mr . Timothy Brown , ( Mon . Repos . XV . 553 , ) who was the friend of
Mr . Home Tooke , and the associate of all the principal Reformers of his day , and ^ Iso the friend of the Rev . E . Evanson , whose peculiar hypothesis he favoured , as he shewed by causing a New Testament to be printed after Mr . Evanson ' s death , agreeably to hid standard of genuine scripture .
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ment on the address to the King of France , earnestly deprecating war with Spain . The importance attached to the sanction of England to the measures of the French Government was
manifested by a fabricated speech of our King to the Parliament having been published by the JEtoile , an Ultra Journal , in which his Majesty was represented as pledging * himself in all events to a strict neutrality .
The Cour Royal has sentenced M . Benjamin Constant , for the Letter to M . Mangin , to a fine of 1000 francs . He is said to have delivered a long and eloquent speech in his defence .
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316 Int ^ lligence . ^ Foreign t ?* ma * m ** . -
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Feb . 10 , at her house Moria Place , Southampton , suddenly , aged 70 years , Mrs . Young , widow of John Young , Esq ., late Professor of Greek , in the University of GlasgbW , whose lamented death is recorded in our XVth volume , p . 682 .
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14 , at her house in Guildford-Street , in the 81 st year of her age , Mrs . Tooke , widow of the late Rev . W . Tooke , whose decease is announced on the very same page as , and immediately preceding , Dr . Young ' s , just referred to .
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— 15 , at his house in Bryanstone-Square , the Rev . Richard Roberts , D . D ., late High Master of St . Paul ' s SchooL
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Lately , the Rev . Isaac Aspjuand , M ; A ., Rector of East Stonham , Suffolk , and formerly Fellow of Pembroke Hall , Cambridge .
Intelligence.
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Tlie * enlightened and vJk *« i ^ u «/ J ^ renti , whoae banishmaDt ^ fk ^ W ^ mc 0 at the instance of the Pope ' s NiwHW ,
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1823, page 116, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1781/page/52/
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