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To the Subscribers to the Monthly Repository.
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The Editor of the Monthly Repository announces to the subscribers and the public that an engraved Portrait of the late Dr . Joseph Priestley will accompany the Number for January , to be published on the First of February , as a Frontispiece , being the first of a Series ofHeadsy likenesses of eminent deceased and living Unitarian Ministers and Writers , which will be given at intervals in the course of the work * The picture ,
from which the engraving is to be taken was painted by Stewart , in 1803 : it was the last for which the Doctor sat , and is deemed by his son , Mr . Joseph Priestley , ( to whom it belongs , and who has kindly permitted the copy to be made ) and those friends who best knew him , to be the most characteristic and interesting resemblance that exists . The engraving ( to be executed by Mr . J . Partridge ) will be of the vignette form , and will receive the highest degree of finishing .
The Monthly Repository , commencing with the First of February , will be printed with a new and clear type , and on an improved plan , by which the contents will be very considerably enlarged , and the work rendered more interesting to the theological and general reader and more valuar ble as a permanent record of theology and literature .
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790 Correspondence .
To The Subscribers To The Monthly Repository.
To the Subscribers to the Monthly Repository .
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T . B . desires us to inform our correspondent B . T . ( p . 722 ) " that at Port * , mouth there are two Unitarian congregations . "
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The subscription of the anonymous Friend , to the Neath Congregation an * the Christian Tract Society , has been paid over to the Rev . T . Ree » .
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The Obituary of Mr . Mullett was too late for the present volume .
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We intend to give in our next Number a report of the cause , The King v . Houston , for Blasphemy ; and in the same , we shall insert the letter of Thomas on the subject .
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We agree with the anonymous remonstrant at Exeter , as our future Numbers shall shew .
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In asking a favour , A . B . of Trowbridge should not have put us to cxpencc Let Lim give his name , and he will receive an answer *
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The Prospectus of the new cheap Unitarian Magazine for the benefit of unlearned Christians will be found on the Wrapper . The first number of that work will appear on the First of February . We do not enter into the fears of some of our correspondents that The Christian Reformer will interfere with The Monthly Repository . With the patronage of our readers and particularly of Unitarian ministers , whose interest we earnestly solicit , we have no doubt that , under the divine blessing , both publications will serve the cause of truth and freedom , and be help . ful to each other *
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1814, page 790, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2447/page/62/
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