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The anonymous letter from Ghtchester , inclosing a donation for the orphan children of Mrs . Standevens , shall be inserted in the next Number * The following sums have been received on this account ; viz . From Chichester ( alluded to above ) . . 5 O o B . ' ¦ ¦¦¦ G , % •• . ' . , •? IOO G . . • * • •• O - : * % ¦ " ¦ - ¦" ' O *
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Various small sums have been received for Mr . Stone .
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The Second Part of " The Returning Prodigal ** has been sent to the Editor for The Christian Tract Society : he is desired to state ,- that the First Part has been unexpectedly delayed in the Press , but will , it is hoped , soon make its appearance , together with some other ^ Tracts .
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We are under the necessity of postponing to the next month , The Remarks of the Reviewer of the I . V . on « One of the Editors' ' Letter , the continuation of ihe Review of Carpenter ' s * Unitarfanism the Doctrine of the Gospel , " the Review of Mrs . Cappe ' s Life of Christ , " and various small articles of Review , for the long neglect of which we have to entreat the indulgence of our friends .
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The following communications are intended for publication , viz . T . P . on the Moral Evidence and Influence of the Material Doctrine . —Mr . Nightingale on the Rev . John Wesley ' s tribute to the character of ServetHS . — - MeJanehton ' s Jewish Creed . — -Two Juvenile Productions of Locke ' s . —The Country Schoolmaster , oft his Remarks on the Improved Version . —V . F . ' s Prayer on the Morning of an Execution . —Mr . Marsom * s Answer to Inquiries on the Pre-existease of Christ . —A . M . P . * s Lines to a Friend on her Birth-day . —X . X . * s Argu-# cnts in Favour of a National Church .
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The paradox of tlie * Christian , * ' that miracles obscure the evidence of Chris * tiattity , is to us kicomprehensible ; we have been accustomed to think , that Christfcnity must stand or fall with the Resurrection of Christ . We would recommend to t 3 i © 5 * * Christian to peruse Dr , Campbell ' s Dissertation , in answer to Mr . Hume ' s Essav oin Miracles . * ¦ ¦ —
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Thdcorrections and additions to the obituary of the Rev . John " Baker , appear to U 3 too unimportant to be suffered to take place of some one of the numerous articles which are pressing for admission into our narrow page . , « , . i t > — - . . ^ m _» ¦ ( ,
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Primitwus on the Decline of Presbyterian Congregations shall be inserted in tha next number , m which we shall wind up this discussion .
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We cannot , consistently with propriety 9 publish the fact , reported by > An Enemy to Fulpit Scurrility , unless authenticated by his name .
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The only punishment that we would advise Unus and his friends to inflict upon the " fana&cai" disturbers of an Unitarian auditory , by sneers , and signs and conversation j is > that of showing the excellence of their faith by their charity .
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ERRATA . P . 136 . col . 1 . 1 . 10 . from , the bottom , for " Dawe * s , * ' read Duives * * — 157 . coL z . 1 . Z . for" and notorious , " read or notorious . — 159 . col . a . 1 . 18 . for * ' awake /* read awaken * — x 6 o . Correspondence ^ in 1 . 3 . of the second paragraph , for " one , " read we .
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Mr * Woodbam requests us to make the following alteration in the postscript of his letter i « our last number , p . iaa , 3 . After the words «« not hifi ^ wn /* he wi shes Vtiti&ffft substituted as follows ; on the improbability of a future statm of rewards and punishments ; and ivhich senttmtnts did not arise from the unscripturai doctrine of the Resurrection of the JBady ^ but originated probably from their disbelief of the Platonic notion of the sou ? .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1810, page 216, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2403/page/56/
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