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a complete list of sew publications on moifcals ani* theology ' in august , 3808*
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There are also two large congregations of Dissenters , distinguished as above , and one of Roman Catholics , not so numerous . To the erection of their chapel , and to the rebuilding of one of the meeting-houses , the Bishop
contributed . Indeed he pays the kindest attention to the Dissenting ministers , and to the Roman Catholic priest , whom he frequently invites to his table ; and -whenever the titular Bishop visits this part 6 f the diocese , he is always invited
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EFFECTS OF Tllfc ABOLITION" OF THE SLAVE TRADE IX AFRICA ,
interesting dispatches have been received from Africa , and with them some Siel ' ra L , eone Gazettes , from one of which , published in March last , we make the following extract i—
Vo the Editor- of the Sierra Lenne Gazette * ^ Permit me to send you the following facts for your insertion , which will tend to shew in what manner some of rhe natives of this country are disposed to View the abolition of the Slave Trade . c Since the abolition of the Slave
Trade was made known in the neighbourhood of Goree , a quarrel took place between the King of Darnel and the Maraboos ; after several skirmishes the JVIaraboos drove them back , and
carried away with them from 500 to ioqo head of cattle , -saying , that as there was no sale for slaves , they would not rake their people , but that , as cattle could be turned to advantage , they would take them .
** J . had some conversation with a man who took an active part against the king of Daniel : he assured me that the natives in their neighbourhood had no intention of taking any more prisoners , as they would not sell ; but , that the idea that those who might unavoidably
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The New Testament , in an improved Tersion , upon the basis of Archbishop Newcome's new translation : with a corrected text , and notes critical and explanatory . Published by a Society for promoting Christian knowledge and the practice of virtue , by the distribu-
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with his clergy , to Dromore nouses By this , and by a variety of other instances of conciliating and liberal con * duct , he has produced the greatest harmony among- his neighbours . They are no less distinguished for their loyalty ; so that a well disciplined corps of yeomanry having been formed , he never once in the late rebellion , quitted his residence there , during the whole of that alarming period *
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be taken , would be put ib death , was quite erroneous . " Jvlamadoo Saani , a powerful and intelligent chief on the river Gambia , told me that he regretted the abolition himself , as being the means of depriving him of some considerable emoluments
but that he believed , generally speaking , it would be of great service to the country . One very strong : reason he gave was , that the want of confidence in each other , occasioned by the fear of kidnapping , or otherwise making slaves , obliged the natives to be constantly armed , and every man to suspect his
brother ; but , since the abolition , they had already begun to lay aside their . guns when they went out ; and he had no doubt , but in a short time , they would clear away the wbods from about their towns that were then built ; and that in building" new ones , they would have them in more exposed situations ,- and that he himself had altered his mind as
to the place he had chosen to build a town in , determining to build it now on the banks of the river , and cut down all the woods near him ; and that he intended , as he lpiew many other natives didy to attend as much as possible to cultivation , particularly cotton , which grows there in great abundance , "
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tion of books . Royal &vo . i 6 s »—isnfiov 8 s . — i 8 mo . 4 s , Religious Intolerance Reprobated * a sermon , delivered at the Unitarian chapel , in JLincoln , * June a 9 > X 898 .. ** £ John Grundy . 8 vo . ist
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A Complete List Of Sew Publications On Moifcals Ani* Theology ' In August , 3808*
a complete list of sew publications on moifcals ani * theology ' in august , 3808 *
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1808, page 454, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2395/page/54/
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