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      tte natives bfd » rittfwwolrld ate caking advantage of the troubles of the mother country to emancipate themselves from its yoke . In Ffcrtagal the hostile armies are

      focinff each-oiher . - The IVench retreated from their positions in the front ef our impregnable tinesv arid Were foHowed by L » ord WeMiwgtoiH ^ ho f&m& ihat they had taken a position , iri which they in their turn could not be attacked . is

      Santa ^ em now their advan ced position , and it is supposed they h # ve received great reinforcements . " " All that has been said of their distresses is now supposed to be a fable , and it 13 expected that Lord Wellington will retreat again to his impregnable lines * In the United States affairs wear a

      bad aspect for this country . They have decreed , that'Jf oW orders in council arc not repealed in February , all intercourse "with that coxiritry SviB be stopped ., Thus we shall be sftut out from , ' ' ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I I M I ¦ ¦ ^ . r ,, . .- — - - - ^^ M ^^ M ¦ ¦¦ t k ^ - ^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ m—*^**

      Europe arfd a cofJ 3 idera 1 > fe pofHor ! of America . But there remain the Spa ?* nish provinces in America ; which will be : fatiPOpening for © tir trade , atid e * ery t&ihg sterns to tend to the farmatibln o £ several kingdoms , to "be governed oa dMerent principles than ifftpst that haihb hitherto disgraced the Spanish : name . The Brazils are stated not to be perfectly at ease : European manners may not suit completely the Brazilian ^ . It is a very extensive district , and requires a wise cabinet to produce the happiness , which might be obtained in so fine a country , and one would think that tffe

      e ^ perien-ce of the mis-government of Portugal might prevent the repetition of simifar' measures . Art enlarged policy is requisite in the rising" countries of America , which , wherr liberty aiid ci-Viliza ' tion have quitted Etirope , will hold out very different view of government and religion to those that hiffc been displayed in our dark ^ i ^ es .

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      Havingmentioned the Suppl ^ meht , we beg leave to inform our readers that it will be published on the i ^^ of Feb ruary , along with the Number for January * 1811 . The Supfumbnt will contain , exclusive of H ^ itle-Pag c , Vrcface and lndeKts ^ the following articles : — - I . A History of the Dissenting Churches in Cambridgeshire , by the late Rev-Robert Robinson . II . The last of the ' Say Papers . IIL Scraps of Information , by Quinquagenarias , IV , Oeron ' s IVth Letter on the Temptation of Christ . Vi Gommori Sense on the Observance of Christmas Day , VI . Brevilbquus 0 ^ 1 the Quakers' Yeprly Epistle . VH . ' Phiid . on the X ) igputen 5 etwfcen Crito and Theologns / &c . ' & ^' - # t ! c . No . 6 x . ( the 3 uppl « ment ia « ot numberedj the first Number of Voi VI . will contain : —* - ' , ^ ^ . , * I , Memoirs of th ^ cekbrated Michaclis . < < , v . r-Uf List of the St « 4 ents bidder the Rev * Richard ^ rankbiid ^ A » M « nitk Bi ographical Notices ., « ' . . ^ 1 jl » IU . Xchos on the Sawfioe © f Jnterest to Cons < si « icc ^ wtii ah Extract , * # *? Letter fromthe Ea * t l ^ el ^ - > v : . j ^ 0 . IV . V , e * Uas , o ^ Dr . J ^^^ sdley V fconmctivn ^ ^ with the Marquis of < I « an&dowtt »> -,.-. x V .. X- » C > oh i ^ l- QctiuiHcae ss of the Introduct ion to Ju ukc ' s * Q orfpci , 18 cq # ACj * ¦ , , 1 < t ¦ T ^ following cpm . ax ^| fticati ^ ¦ Iriqtifriei cpnc ^ rnfn ^ tl ^ e Jewish" \ Law . —H . ^^ Jntyre > , U ^ Loi ^^ titSi . owr tf \ c B Hsphemy against the Irtoly Ghost . —P . on 1 Cor . x . 4 . — -5 . P ' > Anecdotes of Filial Piety .

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      After we had sent to press the article of Intelligence , entitled ci Unitdrianism in America , ^ p . 610 we received a packet from the Rev . W . Christie , of PKiladelw phia , containing a very valuable and Important publication of his and letters ' , o £ all which we shall make ample use in the Supplement , and in the next volume .

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1810, page 619, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2411/page/47/