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a seat in its Cortes to the colonies—but makes the submission to that authority Stnd the confinement of colonial trade to Spain , till otherwise arranged by the Cortes , the sine qua nan of any reconciliation . The British court has been
caned upon to mediate upon these terms , and to take part with the me ther couatry against the colonies , if they are not complied with in a limited time . Our cabinet will hardly commit itself to the risque of such an endless war upon its hands foi all the power of Britain would be iust as ineffectual with respect to the regions of La Plata , as it was in the contest with the United
States . War is not yet declared with the United Staies , but the prospects are still gloomy , and another action is reported
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to have taken place between two trl gates , in which the American Tvas beaten and carried into port . We hope and trust that a mode of pacification will bs found out :. but every adventure of this kind makes it more difficult . In the
IVest Indies the island of St . Domingo has presented a novel scene ,, the corona , tion of an emperor The black prince of Hayti -has gone through this splendid ceremony . Thus new kingdoms arc forming in the world . The slave ascends
the throne , the descendants of monarchs are reduced to beggary . The children of the oppressors and the oppressed change places : yet in turn they follow the same false maxims ; and this will be the case till all are taught , and do revere , the two great precepts , of loving God , and loving their neighbours .
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ERRATUM , In the present number , P . 5 X 0 ) coU j , 1 . 13 , for ¦ «« preparatory" read prefatory .
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In the next number will appear , Conclusion of Mr . Turner ' s History of his Congregation ; P ' s Third Letter < c against Materialism * ' ; - Report of the Scotch Unitarian Fund ; Quakers' Yearl y Epistle ; and various articles of Intelligence and Obituary , unavoidably excluded from the present number .
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"We are greatly in arrears in our Review department ; and our following numbers will testify that vieane not insensible to the disappointment of some of our correspondents . We should be glad to receive dispassionate analyses of works , embraced by the plan of our Review , on their first appearance .
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The Committee of the Unitarian Fund have authorized us to promise our readers an early abstract of the ^ Missjonary Journals of Mr . Lyons , in Wales ; Mr . &slorne , in Cornwall ; and Mr , Wright , in Scotland .
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Zero ' s Essay on Capital Punishments shall be inserted in an early number : his nurne shall be given , according to his request , to the Society for Abolishing the Punishment of Death , as a Subscriber of Three Guineas .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1811, page 576, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2420/page/64/
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