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INTELLIGENCE.
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by him brought before the house as a breach of privilege . In consequence both printer .- and author were "brought to the bar of the House of Commons : the fbnrier , after a confinement of about twenty-four hours , was dismissed without paylngfhis fees , the latter , who
confessed the writing and threw himself upon the nicrcy of the house , was sent tp Newgate , The inquiry has extended as yet no farther than the examination ci the principal officers , naval , military and niedical , and the production of various important papers , among which the most remarkable is the relation of
the expedition delivered by Lord Chatham to the king . A more direct contradiction to the king * a speech to the city of London could not have been drawn up . ^ he king is made to say that no inquiry is necessary into the conduct of officers either of the navy or
army : Lord Chatham has so arraigned the , conduct of the admiral , that if he speaks truth ah inquiry is absolutely indispensable . The evidence delivered at the bar is J printed for the use of the members , and by the daily papers is distributed over the whole kingdom . The
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OPENING OF THE UNITARIAN CHAPEI , AT TEOVII ,.
On Wednesday , Nov . 8 . 1809 , a new chapel was opened at Ycovil , Somersetshire , sacred to the worship of the One only true God , the Father * The Rev . Samuel Fawcett , minister . A sern ^ on was preached in the morning by the Rev . E . Butcher of Sidmouth , irom Jojin iv * 23 , 24 , in which he gave a very judicious and impressive view of Chris *
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Divine service . was performed , in the morning at the chapel of the Rev . Wm . Hawkes in Moseley street . The Rev . Mr . Rudd introcjuced the service , and the Rev ! Mr . Smith preached a much approved sermon , on zeal , from Gal . iv . 18 . The Rev . Mr . Da vies of Chewfcent
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medical department has afforded peculiar objects of animadversion , and will no doubt occasion considerable alterations in the nature of that services . The questions to be decided upon arc
of the greatest importance . The first will naturally be on the plan of the expedition , which falls totally to the share of the ministry ; its conduct to the em * barkation of the fleet will also be theirs * but the two duellists will soon cease to
have any concern m it . On the execution the blame will be to be fixed on the commanders of the navy or army or both , and this probably cannot be determined but by courts martial . On the stay of the troops in Walcheren , and subsequent evacuation of the island , the ministers must again be arraigned , and
where the guilt will fall time niust de- » termine . Enough has appeared to afford the highest possible triumph to our enemy , of which the Moniteur will not fail to avail itself . Whatever may be done at home Europe in some degree is the spectator and judge , and the ; page of history will record the melanc |^ fl ) r ef «« fects of wavering councils . -
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was chosen to be Mr . Rudd * s supporter at the next meeting at Bolton . The meeting then adjourned , to the White J&ear Inn ; where fourteen minis * ters , and about thirty lay gentlemen dined together . After dinner some conversation took place concerning the expense of educa-
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Inldligence . —Opening a new Meeting at Yeovily Spc . Ipl
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tian worship . In the evening , the Rev * T . Howe , ofBridport , preached an excellent discourse on the glorious character of the gospel , from 1 Tim , i . n . The house , which is plainly neat and commodious , was well filled ; and most of the pews are taken by persons who have not been in the habit of attending Dissenting or Unitarian worship .
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ACCOUNT 01 THE QUARTERLY MEETING OF PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS , &C . AT MANCHESTER , DEC . 27 , 1809 *
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1810, page 101, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2401/page/53/
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