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addressed w ifcpte o > f inqujty ; to tka sef cxetary , whW * jefcttaBcned ffar an&wer * hat the sum alluded to was in the Bank , but that k wks . not > passed into the account of the last Vedr , because ' the
Committee had not determined «« on the propriety of receiving it . " Wishing to save . this body the trouble of further consultation , Mr . Harding then demanded that the contribution should be given Jjack . In repl y to this demand the secretary stated that it would
be * a most likely" complied with at the next meeting of the Committee , Hie matter having been debated but not decided at two previous meetings .
AVihis announced meeting the Committee made up their minds and instructed their secretary to inform Mr . Harding that he might receive his Eleven SJiHlings " by applying to the bank where he left it . " Mr .
Harding pocketed the affront , and in return for the favour has addressed the Committee upon , their conduct . The Address must , we should think , shame them , and will , no doubt ,
prevent the repetition of any such bjgotted and mean proceedings . TJhis affair ought to occupy a page of Mr . Qwe& ' s proposed History of the Bible Spciety , ..
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Art . XI . —The Trinitarian Cate-¦ > chased , and allowed to Answer for Himself . 1815 . pp . 15 . 2 d . or £ s . 0 d pei * dozen- Hunter .
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Sir , Jp > il 4 , 1816 . i ( Ths { following lines , to which I venture tp jEj < Jd $ translation , may not be uninteretftihg , as the composition of a learned
Negro . They are the ^ ipti ^ duptory stanzas of ft Latin elegy / the fraeinent of which , is prc&erved by "the * Abbe Oregoire in his w ^ rk de la Ik erc&ure ! dd £ Negres ,, Ifiieir § imUiiritv to the Pallida Mars of Horace males itiJiiteiHblfeWiat ttitt ^ gre thehce " suggested wn die author . V The &le $ y W&& Witffien by w * Q v / Jttrican j Jtwqties Eiisa ^ Jean tPapxeini 0 n fter 4 ^ t } ^ j ^ f | hi ^ , Mend ** ai 3 Afaa * teiy Manger , J WWP Vt ^ sHague ^ o G w ifomvias W ^ A an ^ ^ rri ^ y ) Jffellaa 4 ^; i ^ ut M ^ "IWW" ^ W' i « T % ?^ frf v W . ^ ^ SiW "C ^ 9 j ^^ cm * 3 f » i ^ ifi wi . wiis 3 ent JCalyim ^ nc missionary Mef'k G ? e&irI nieiVLFWre l * frsgfc Mtigafib ^ of dome Dutch
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FiTlHBi sutfobv r ^ ajw ^ f * Thi » f % nwllt iMi ^ piiriicaeion'hds no « ft&i&r > < && }* & $ i n v i&nr th It n tx > p * 6 d ace' ^ Uftdid ^ 1 fldcmcrft , and des ^ dyt diet irtfi ^ ende ttf superstition , bigotry > af « d < } |> rftj * idtt * ri those grand etvetriieS to tbe ki # gdoftf 6 f Christ , and to peace on ^ arth ^ iia good-will towards men . " r This important object we think it ciafcuFa * ef 3 to promote . The Questions proposed are pertinent , and the reader is left to form the Answers . t
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Review . —TrineAarian € > at * fflfe ^* ^ Ol&Unilaria&s Letter . 0 frf
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i Art . . XII . —A Letter from an old Unitarian to a young Culyinist . 1816 . pp . 24 . Hunter . ' ? pfji
T ^ I IS letter contains just ^ nc ^ n | ed remarks * on the Calyjnispc doctrines , and wholesome advibe . to the young Calvinist ^ but we canrijpj "' : agree with the writer , p . ? , •' TCtiax Jesus Christ taught , nothing excepj £ moral- precepts /* 'The whple ot his
doctrine is calculated to prpduce Uipr ral excellence ,- and all his precsptfc are enforced by evangelical motives ^ arising from what he taught concerning the gracious Father of all , / and a future state of immortality / Had milder language been used in some pa&s 4 gQs the value of thi > letter wpuld npt f ^ aye been diminished . It is apostolic advice , Be gentle towards ail men : in meekness instructing those idho oppose themseIt ) es .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1816, page 241, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2451/page/53/
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