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      excellency of fci > chara&er , and by the bifc h dig ^ ty a * t « IP ° r ] tance of Ifrni office , a * well as by the extraordinary powers with Which he was invested ; and Uraiiy fcetfeving this to be the genuine doctrine of the gospel , I cannot but feel it to be my indispensible duty ,

      by alt fair and honourable means , to recortiniena ic to the attention of others , and to endeavour tti promote its diffusion aalong my fcllow-christi&rts , A consciodsncis of the prejudices which I have myself too much indulged , though I trtt £ tfot front any wilfully wrong motive , du&ht indeed to make r&e

      exceedingly Candidtotrarcfe those Wfto are still subject t 6 their untaapjjr influence 5 but , at the « ame time , 1 tmnk it ought to reader roe the more earnest In my cndeaVonrt to p ^ rrti ade them to divest themselves of all such improper prepossessions , and to examine the scriptures fairly aad impartially , in order to learfc thence what are the genuine truths fthe gospel . "

      Mr . Bfc&tey f > £ af $ witness in several parts of these publications to the unusual spirit of religious in . cpriry trow prevailing in Lancashire ; and mentions (** Two

      Discourses / ' p . 3 a , 37 ) the late mbsionof Mr . Wright as contributing much to tlifs h& $ py chahfee . Wfc Cftnnm df ^^ tiiSs th 6 Sermons * itho > fat e ^ tpressing bur sympathy with ita numerous butvi ving friends of Mr . B ^ a ley ; w tiY hop \ 3 that his

      true Christian example V ^ ill long operaW ift favour of truth and right-» oufii > ess ; and our ptayer that the Lard of the thtist ^ in harvest Wiay T « tse tip laibtrortfte In the p ^ edtem * & artd other ^ eWahta of Chri st « rtt ^ d to th ^ ir rest ?

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      Art VI . The Sufferings of Uni . tartans in former Tifnes urged n& a Ground of Thunkfulnesa fbt their rec&uered Liberties *

      A Discotitse poached al £ s ^ ex Street Chapel , July 25 , 1813 , being the First Sunday ^ after 44 The Act to Relieve Persons

      who impugn the Doctrine of the Trinity" had received the Royal Assent . By Thomas Bel * sham . Svo . pp . 54 . John&oa and Ce « ^

      In this liianfegiving Sermon , Mr . Bef&hattl h ^ s dra wn up a brief but ittter ^ ting Unitarian maryrr- , Oiogy , to which lie km ^^ dtfdtsom ^ suitable and animated reflections .

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      Review . ' —Trt * ti&tt * $ Rtftectidns . —BeUfttms Sermon . # 15

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      . . .. . . » ' * » . - ^« &tot . V . Short Observations and fteffictidns upon select Passages of Scripture , for every Sunday ^ fhe ytal Uy the keZ John Tr ^ mteit . V oU . II * Lon . * otu Sold by Johneon and Co ,

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      SU Paul ' s Church-yard , and the Booksellers , Norwich . 1813 . Price 4 js , With pleasure we hear that the reception of the former volume of this work [ Mon . Rep . VL 1 77-J has been so favourable as to induce the author again to employ his pen . Of the tendency of the

      volume before us we ca . n speak with unqualified approbation : it unites , in the happiest manner ^ the strict morality ^ nd the amiable cheerfulness and tenderness of the

      Christian religion . The unadorned simplicity of its style shews Uaat it is the pure effusion of the writer ' s own heart * The rational and pious parent wili rejoice to call the minds of youth to <*

      Reflections , " so fitted to teach them the enjoyment of alJ that is excellent in this passing scene , and the attainment of th ' ^ t u crown of righteousness , which the JLord , the righteous Judge , shall give unto all them that love his appearing * "

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1813, page 615, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2432/page/55/