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    the * itie of •* SuiteintfttU OwmUddy / OT tim ** Moow ovIat ^ Oigene ^ ' * r -. ' f • -- ¦ • ¦ ; . " _ i-a « '"¦ ¦ •¦» .

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    1 WB JntB&igv * ce . *~ Fef * ig-n * Peru * r UmmrUummi& * &&riea . ¦ ¦¦ ¦ - ; w . ; . $ 4

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    * PERUA gratifying spectacle has been exhibited in this country . General San Martcn , who has held the supreme command and conducted the Native

    forces to victory * aad thereby e&tar hl&hed the independence of Pera and Chili , has laid down his military cha racter . He kept his station until the assembly of the TCatTorial Congress , in which the &dvezeagnty . resides , and theo , contrary to tiie wishes , of the representative body , resigned all his power ; nobly alleging that the inter * ests of freedom demanded of him this

    sacrifice . He withdraws into private life * followed by the benedictions of thb whale country ? The place of his retirement is near Mendoza in Chili . He'dtelares in his letter o £ resignation ^ that i £ at any time the freedom of the Peruvians , soould be threatened , he

    wilt dispute the glory of accompany * jfig them in its defence , but solely fts a private ^ Ltizgn . From the Holy AlBance of Europe , we turh to such a character with refreshment and delight .

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    <' XJmhtHrnmsm in America . * * D ^ cf ^ py the following diotfument Iroto Yk 6 JBahhnore Patriot of « Fanu 3 . Hie saiie paper con tains an ad . ^ ertiketrtei | t of it unew ttutrtbet-of The tlnftarTan fitfteeeifhxivS * wfth an

    exti ^ ct iBpo nv ttejfiffitor ^ s address , which v ^ etip ^ e in ^ etr- " ' '' , C 6 iSs () lUu ^ $ ; '& a simple religion , intteUiglbfe in its dodtrines , ami pfehx in its requisition ^ . 1 $ , apeaks mt >» t rea 8 anabty to the undefstandfnjr , and apfjfealk itfo ^ v forciWjr to the heart , Oeskfited a » 4 rii for att , it te sirited to

    the capacity and appreheowm of att . If men have tbo ^ Ui it intricate , it is because they have npt been content with its simplicity ; and if tSey Have turned firqm itfr H ^| it , it is be

    t finsi it ? hAppeRs chat bv fair the greater part of thro tebour wWh * is required firom tta id , n ^ yt ? to ^ xp ^ ain Chrifatiainty torn ^ is silffi ^ eotjy esqpflck , nor to re-< 9 ^ R ^ n ^ l |^ ; far it pcHverfofly recom ^ IftWtti ^ itewv > Hit W * hew kow m ^ teb fteW *« s tx ^ tt * uppo « € d ; toi b ^ € hiw

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    tiatoity doe < ^ t > t « feel <»^ tq it , am foavt < ai * er ^ Wy it , hte beoa misw ^ atrued b y ito professed intdrprfet « rs . Tte minos of mtin hav ^ k beciuso long to

    ^ ceuBtcrtBed connett 4 naydtery , aatl terror , aad JN ** n * ia # r aad plaining , and darkfteasv with tte vtiryuame of Religion , tH $ kt the gre ^ t object to be ^ tte ^ ipied id to disao Hre this eon - nexion ^ and tvh ^ &n that is done , every is Us

    tbin ^ done * JLet clear away the heapft of rubbish tvhiefa are evjery where piled up in the tvay , and -Aen the way nfcelf mil be straight aod level euou ^ h . If we c ^ a only p ull down the Superstructures of wood , bay and stubble , which hare been built oafihe edifice of

    Christ and lib aposttes . cmr work w , & an end ; for t ^ ed ince appears in all its beau * £ thea ,, complete md well proportioned / ' } " ,.. .... Second sinntttil Report qf ihe Baltimore * Unitarian Booh Sotiettf * Tbe Second Anniversary at the

    Baltimore Unitarian Society for the distributien of Books , wad held the ^ Btii of December , sfc thd First Ijid ^ teodeiA Church . A discourse suited t& tbe oceasiou wag d ^ lir ^ ed , and After the the day ^

    relif ^ icms sendces ^ of the 8 ^> eretary cammunieated tfac fo * low 4 «^ Report : . - .- .... In making a statemeat to th ^ 6 oeiety of their last > y ^ ar * ^ pro <> eedhio : & , the Managers are graUfieo ; mth being ftUe to exprei ^ a ^ hig-h sa * i « facti ^» at the suttees * of their labours ^ Accord *

    kig to such nuean * a « 4 opportunities as were ia their pouter , wey hav ^ en ^ deaveorcd to proi ^ ote the obje ^^ s of the Society . B « xjrks andf t # arts hare been circulated in vAfi ^ wa < fe % <* tfeD »^

    and in those place * espeei » Byi ^ wllere the greatest benefit m ^ y reaaonably W < 5 xpectcdi Hy . pubfieatioM , ecschange anw p ^ rchaBe , they hove € &l ^ Qfe (* ubfc number aod , variety o ^ wbrk « intended for distirifcutioii , and i ^ a \ e now on bam

    an extensive aejiortanent . Itrmuat be highly gratifying to the Society , nsot only ti » ob ^ eiive the frui < of their own * e ^ certioa ^ iiv the spread ^ ing ^ &fl \ ieiica of pdnttibptefo and doctrriaet which' ttwy UitMth 0 # t *^ ftret knpeottance , tot- attw t * 3 witttfe ^ th 0 coiTOspmitling effortfe « f tfeir Iwetlit ^ n k » other quamw ^ ^ t& i $ « w \^ W #

    ye ^ rs snw ? e , ttjis 2 » oera ^ 4 | f ^ ., flD ^ iHMV ' tnfce&l ; ajwt jrid ^ ori i& ^ itifiii ^ tiawlm ^ e « praMff u ^ i ^ Utfetti ^

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1823, page 118, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1781/page/54/