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the different powers , which will afford the best prospect of permanent tranquil . lit ? to fiurope . The necessity of a large expenditure is lamented , and proper cautions are given respecting the extension of our trade under the present state of affairs .
The speech , as usual , led to discussion in bpjth houses on the general state of affairs on the continent , and in Ameaica ; the conduct of the admiralty with respect to the disposition of the naval force of this country , the propriety of burning the government house and .
papers at Washington : and in the discus * sions on various topics the state of Spain was ndt forgotten . Not a voice was heard in favour of the system that has been set up in that country ; and when a circumstance was brought forward , which implicates the characters ot two
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The OUtuary of the Re * . ffifrtBERT Jenkins , of Leicester , whowfelamtto to say died the 24 * h of -October , is kept back , at the request of las ftmify , wtw have kindly promised to furnish us with a Memeir . We regret that the obituary of the Rev , G * Modgkws ( sfcfe j * . & 3 §) h mislaid : tve hope to recover it for the next number . Circumstances , which it is unnecessary to detail , will constrain us to defer the publication of the First Number of the
CHEAP MONTHLY REjLIGfOUS MISCELLANY , of which we announced the design ( p . 660 ) to the ist of Febmar& > ( instead of the ist of January ) xa 15 . The Prospectus will appear ( d . v ») in the Monthly Repository for December . In the mean time , we request the advice of oar correspondents . Our object is to . famish a periodical work , which shall be as to price within the reach of the poor , an 4 which shall carry to artisans and cottggars what we esteem the true principles of the gospel , with regard to both faith anl
works . Many of tfie papers in it must of dourfee be controversial $ but the EfiWF still thinks that it will not aniw ^ r the design in view to admi t cocnmunicatioiw pro and con on poiats of doctifee . ^ Tfcc IV ^ onthly Repository will ccn&inue tote open to competent and fair-dealing disputants . All the swrtidleB in the new-woi * will cot be original - sotive communications of a popular case will be copied front the earlicir volumes of the Repository . Intelligence and Obituary ofa suitable ! feinddwH ^ occasionally inserted . The title of the work is not absolutely fixed ; the ater
thicks of the following , —Th $ Christian Rgfirnner : or , EvcmgeHcal Mk&to * f He is anxious however to receive on this and every part of the design , the opinions of the well-wishers to it . The worfe can only succeed by the assistanc « w Unitarians generally , and of Unitarian ministers in particular , on whoxn we most depend to recommend it , if it meet with their approbation , to the unlearned w « P »* bets of their congregations . We rnay add that ^ we- are allowed to reckon upoa tfte contributions of some writers whom the common people" haste be 6 n accustomed to read " gladly . "
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Englishmen , co-opcratfng in the sevew measures of this detested systern , the zeal with which ministers came forward to clear themselves from givi « g aDy countenance to it , proves how general [ % the detestation In this country of the ingratitude that reigns in Spain . Some persons , flying from toe vindictive m * a .
sures of tfae court , took refuge in Gibraltar , and at the instigation , it is said , of the consul at Cadiz , were given up ty the governor . The crime , of one of them was a libel against the Inquisition , which he is now expiating in a dungeon at
Ceuta . It were to be wished , that the honest indignation of Mr . Whitbread on this subject cou Id be circulated through t&e whol « of Spain , that tfrat degraded nation might know in what light tfedr conduct is beheld by tke Test of Eurq ^ ,
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ERUArtTM . Imhp Obituary ,, p . 639 | f 9 r G > Cf Hurry , read £ i C » Hurry .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1814, page 728, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2446/page/68/
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