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• eace ? The avenue to success is yet ftpen ; the constitution points it oiit ; it lies through petitions to the legislature ; to King , Lords , and Commons , tiT us th $ ; n PErtTidiir . Petition from every town , Village , and parish . Without exception , let every person sub « cribe such petitions ; no name is so humble as jiot tb be useful . This is
the interest " of all ' " y this should be the business of all . Persevere , and be not deteired or dissuaded . Slumber not over your deep wrongs . Let persecution be exposed to notoriety , and let your just complaints rtsound throughout Christendom .
L . ec * ye the rest to events , to the legislature , and to Providence . Our cause I 3 good , and favoured from above ; it is in faithful hands . Let us be , therefore , confident and strenuous . In the mean time , fellow countrymen , let jus preserve our habits of industry ,
domestic union , good morals , allegiance , and religion . Let us instruct our children in useful knowledge , instil into their hearts a love of virtue , of freedom , of their country , and of the faith of ' their ancestors . Place before their eyes Uie dignified example of u men who ^ now their riglits , and knowing , dare
maintain j" yet steady in the paths of righteousness , order , and good will . Thus shall you speedily disappoint the fond speculations of malignant and besotted ibe « . ' Thus , als * o , shall you gladden the hearts © f yoiir faithful and enlightened
friends , justify their regard , and requite their unabating labours for your happiness . ' ftfay genuine freedom crown a virtuous perseverance with her rich
re-^ ' warrds ' , and may we all enjoy in security , as We shall have earned through peril v precious blessing or concord , in-¦ fer ial peace , and constitutional inde-# e ^ dence . Thomjvs , Esmonde , Chairman . i £ i > WARD Hay , Secretary .
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Intelligence . —Manchester Quarterly Meeting * 24 $
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The Covnhig of Shiloh . . ; p ^ Te . $ re tempted to copy the follow-{ i ^ g ^ qrious paragraph , lying before us ( in \ he ^ Morrdng Chronicte ( an advertisemeot ) of Tuesday , March-29 * A more . deplorable instance of fauatieism has
^ n ^ ver been obtruded pub-4 * e . ;|^ j ;; ¦ 4 I Jn ^ a Jliifd jBoqk of JVfjMers is announced , that Shiloh will be born this
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year , who is to gather the Jews , Gen xlix . 10 . and that , " All may bless the day the child is born , c < That do not treat the babe with
scorn . ' That Shiloh is the branch mentioned by Isaiah in the eleventh chapter— " A branch shall groW out of his ' roots ?' and by Zech . vi . 12 , tl Pejiold the
man whose name is the branch , and be shall grow up out of bis place , and he shall build the temple oft he Lord , and he shall bear the glory and shall sit and rule upon bis , throne , ' * &c . And it is said that Joanna Southcott
will in the sixty-fifth year of her a ^ e ( which is this year ) conceive and bring forth-this child in the same marvellous manner that the Virgin Mary did the ebild Jesus , ami that by the fulfilment of this prophecy tfae truth of her mission and the truth of the Gospel will be proved * In this book is
strong * argument from Scripture and reason , calculated to remove the differences betweeu Js » ws and Christians , and it proves that the office of Shiloh , the branch , was not fulfilled bv Jesus Christ at his Grst coming , for the Jews were then scattered and not gathered / so that there could be no fulfilment of
Jacobs prophecy then . My countrymen you who are desirous of knowiug the truth , will read this book and judge for yourselves , that you may be prepared to receive Shiloh the Prince Of Peace . The hook is sold at M , Jones ' s , No , 5 , Newgate-street , price is 3 d . PHILANTHROPIST .
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Manchester Quarterly Meeting . Manchester April , 13 . 1814 . The Spring Quarterly Meeting of the ministers generally denominated Presbyterian , in Manchester and its vicinity , was held on Good-Friday last * at
Monton , in tbe chapel of the Rev , R . Smetburst . The devotional services were conducted by the Rev . Wm . Harrison , and th « Rev . J . G . fiLobberds preached tbe sermon , from 1 . Cor . i . 12 Seventeen ministers w « re
present , and abov £ thirty gentlemen sat down to a frugal dinner , and spent tbe afternoon together . Among attier topic * , a measure of considerable importance was agitated- ^ The necessity of publishing , as often a * may be deemed necessary , abort treatises in
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1814, page 249, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2439/page/49/
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