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$ p the spirit of animosity , which years of peace may not be able to quench . In Portugal no progress has been made by the armies on either side . They each ' retain positions inaccessible to the other , and
however expectation may be on float for o , general engagement , it cannot be conjectured on this side of the water , when the business of blood is to-take place . la Cadiz too every thing remains in the
same stale ; , but the Cortez has made a vigorous decree respecting their king , which shews that they are by no means free from the apprehensions , that measures may be taken by French policy to destroy
all their hopes of independence . On the presumption that the royal prisoner may be induced to enter Spain under the French protection , they have resolved that alt orders issuing from him in such a state are to be considered as
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i 8 io . Dec . i * , EL [ 2 SA $ ETH , the wife f Mr . Wesley BLOQR . She was the mother of eleven children , seven of whom * wth her husband , ar « left to deplore her foss . She was long . a member of , the society of the Wesleyan Methodists , among whom her conduct was always exemplary . To the integrity and piety of that
denomination of Christians , as a body , she alwaysbore a cheerful and hearty testimony , but as she was a careful and diligent reader of the scriptures , and was in the habit * ' judging of their contents for herself eht
could not help perceivings , in many instances , a great difference between . t ( ieir « icred contents and the creed in which «« c had been instructed . This led to a cjpaer inquiry into the account which * te scri ptures give of the character and ** ktyof God , together with the person *** Work of Chn ? t . In this inquiry we ftadtheh ? ippj | icis to be accompani-** ' by her husband . Tlie result was a *« n coqiriction of the */ ti /» of God , the ? OX .. T ] t > K
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V those of an enemy , and are not to be of any validity . This resolution is , without doubt , highly proper in their present state , but whatever weight their resolutions may have in Europe , every thing seems tb indicate that they are losing ground in America . Every
thing there tends to independence ; and melancholy accounts are received that the contest will be very bloody between the partizans of the different sides , Montevideo
keeps firm to the old government * but that place has failed in its endeavour to make our nwyy sl party ia thecontest . In the Caraccas it is said , that Miranda has made his
appearance , and the known abilities of this general , and his views of the policy of separating America ifrom , European restrictions will probably place him in a post of e . minence in this great revolution .
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humanity of Christ , and the universality of divine mercy to the human race . She much regretted the loss of the esteem and friendship of her former connections , which the steady avowal of
these views brought upon her , btit knowing that the praise of God was to be preferred to that of men , she willingly bore this , rejoicing that she was counted worthy to suffer reproach for the truth as it is in Jesuj . The writer
of this article was in the habit of friendship with herself and family during the last fifteen years . Seldom has he seen a greater share of plain good sense in any person , nor the important duties of domestic life as a wife , a mother , and a
mistress of a large family better per- * formed , nor with more habitual cheerfulness , and this notwithstanding a state of bad health for many years , attended at times with extreme paii > .. She died of a lingering consumption , the long sad process of which she bore tfith A
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Obituary . Mrs * Elizabeth Bloor . 121
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1811, page 121, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2413/page/57/
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