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Tn our last number we omitted to state that we had received by the hands of Mr . Eaton for Mrs . Standeven ' s children , £ ' *• d . From S . S . T . i o Mrl Joshua Brookes i r o
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tic Source , and intended for the Perusal and Instruction of the rising Generation . By a Descendant of the Barnwell Family . 8 vo . The Poor Pilgrim , in a series of Letters , being some account of the Life and Experience of John Bailey , Pastor of the Particular Baptist Church , meeting ' at Zoar-Chapel , Great Alie Street , Goodman's Fields * Svo . 5 s . Extra Bds . Portraits . 7 . JVLlscellancous . Essays , and other occasional Compositions , chiefly reprinted . By the Rev , R . Nares ,, Archdeacon of Stafford , % wols post Svo . 16 s . An Essay on Theology ; being a Scriptural View of the Gospel of Jesus Christ . By William Stanley . 8 vo . is .
A short account of the Laws and In * stitutions of Mosses ; shewing that they were worthy of their divine Author being fitted for the Accomplishment of the most important Purposes . By Henry-Fergus , Minister , Dumfermline . 8 vo . 3 s . Filial Duty stated and enforced , in an affectionate Address to young People . By Valentine Ward . lam-o . 6 d . Letters , illustrative of the Gospel History . By N . Nisbett , M . A . Rector of Tunstal , Kent . Letters on the Truth and Certainty of Natural and Revealed Religion ; addressed to a Student at the University , and intended as an Introduction to Bishop Butler's Analogy By the Revp Joseph Wilson , A . B . 4 s . 6 d .
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The ec Dialogue between George and Robert , " is referred to the Committee of she Christian Tract Society .
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The following communications are intended for publication : —Remarks on Saerificesjby An Old Correspondent—A Theological Learner ' s Difficulties— -Scrutator on Rom . x , 18—R . M . Jntyre on the Phrase , " Son of God "—Mr . Nightingale ' s Account of a book entitled " Ecce Homo "—Epitaph on the late Thomas Ward of Macclesfield , Esq . —Y . Y . on the arguments of X . X . in favour of a National Church—The Free-thinking Christians' Complaint of Dr . Rees—An Old Subscriber oh Passages in Dr . Priestley ' s Letters in answer to a New Subscriber .
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The writer of " An address to the Moon , " is recommended to study Mr . Mason ' s Treatise on Poetic Numbers . A little attention to the structure of his verses will enable him to please his friends by his occasional poetry . A .
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Separator writes sensibly on Liberty and Necessity ; but he and our other correspondents on the saaie subject will pardon us for thinking that it is too profound to be reached by the short papers of , a magazine .
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We hope to be able to give in our next number an abstract of the last Report of the Unitarian Fund , and an account of Mr * Lyons '* recent missionary torn riito Seotlanif
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A constant reader is informed that we do not in the least differ from him as to the merits of the book which he wishes to recommend to our readers , but we feel a great delicacy in giving a place in the Monthly Repository to direct , and especially anonymous , encomiums upon recent publications . They have too much the appearance ( if we may be pardoned the expression ) of puffs .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1810, page 424, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2407/page/48/
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