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ing tbe attention of thfe Unitarian public to ttoe * pte * i *< m « &&t& of their finances , fcl * y by no meaftsP wish "to trespass ttpon that liberality in- whicti they have ^ cr > lately participated . They merely desire it to be % no % n , Tr thatj their own resources are very inadequate to thfe provision which they &t& tailed upen to make , fcrrd that the smallest donations-witb which they n * ay be favoured will be niost thankfully refeei * ed . ' ¦
* •' " . . - W . HARRISON . Any persons disposed & * contribute to the ' - ' . asstttftaftee of the Oldhatn brethren , inay transmit their donations either t 6 fche ^ JteV . ~ R . Asptend , Hackney , or to' ^ he Hev . W . Harrison , 20 , Brazeti ^ iiose Street , MaAchester . ^ - ^ - l- .. - ¦ , /
For particulars of tire different cohtributions 4 o--the Oldham Chapel , vide M . Rep . for Feb . 181 # , p . 123-. ' '
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" * DOMESTIC . MI SC ^ tlLAN lEO V S . JDr . Herbert Maifoh , Margaret Proffcssor at Cambridge , is promoted to the See of LlandafF ; va < Jant by the dea&i bf fif r . Watson ; - * This- appointment is
prbbawy designed to preserve an equilibrium oh the Episcopal bench ; the last gentleman raised totbis dignity , Dr . Ryder , Dean of Wells , made BiShop of Gloucester , be * rt £ a zfcalous member * xf tM Bible Society ,
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The Christians Survey of the P<tical World . ¦ ¦ ¦ . " * . » r ^ , ¦ j-i #
A ;^ great fle gone out chastise is ? dtd the Algerihe ? , for their mdde of nvar ^ fere ^ which differs from that pursued by the states which call themselves Christian . The papers are in consequence full of bitteTD £ ss against the Corsairs , not reflecting how very little superior to ^ thei rs te the eondupt of more civilised life . Soiue allowance is also to be made , for those
wretched men , ^ who have not the advantages which we jfpsseBs of more improved inttructiofi from the Scriptures , ftxjm the liberty of the press , and a better system of government * It is to be recollected also what citupe of hatred to the Christian name they inherit from their ancestors ; for they are the descendants of tbe Moor * , whom the wicked policy of the Spaniards drove
with v unexampled barbarity from the eountry in which they had been settled fpir several hundred years . Besides , ifih § Christians complain of slavery in Africa , |( if % q be TecfHleoted that ^ % hft ^/ licatis ^ tn ^ iKsir turn , when taicen siaveis have been si % bjfi ^ fte 4 to a very ^ reat decree of hard * Mp 0 H |> oar 4 ikp Christiati gallves . , - . . ifcr h $ ( it from ue to viadicate the Afri cans or to deny the * propriety of bringing
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and Dr . Marsh being know n as fa y ^ opponent . W «> aiii hart ]) y ^ sajp p ^^ T ? the Professor has %# eh peward ^ r-wttb xjl mftre- for his politicai publications , Uufa to promote the wa * ag <* in ^ HtpuW icto France ¦ - « % he rewuits *> f ; that mx are nfr » sb clearly - seen > Saiid ^ d strvngfy fi , ^ j _ even t > be * Fitt pSirty-MiWt , one should -tKinfc look back Upon its promoters with sentU ments very different > from gratitiide . We iit
caa ' striiless / kiia ^ tne ; these times of pfofesset ! of ^ odoxy , that Dr . Miiwb i 8 advanced to bin frr ^ efciPdignity on account of his services to 'Biblical '* LiteFatm ^ Those £ ei 4 ices are in the eye of a troc Churchman of iretf *| wstk > nable ujferitsince they have contribut 4 'd { in gpite « f Dr , Marsh ' s own ' prote&tn ^ i ons ) - to take an ay the supports o £ some of ^ ie fundamental doctriqes of tbe Aci&frant orthodox dvurch
Whatever be the xsfcuse of the uef Bishop ' s ereatioii , it ynlt be bonoujubU to him and gratifyihgf to the 4 ovnrs 6 f BibKcal l ^ ariirbg , ^ if"fee proceed m the course wnfi&i he has so Successfully entered upbh V * h < t lay apei * the roail to a thoroti ^ khowk < % e or ScTiptUfal divinity . He bas d \ spt 4 ye ^ l lan some occasicnK an independ ^ ence 6 t tiiiM kM fh sfxtlt which are an earnest ^ tb : bU friends that the See of Uandaffv ^ m still be eminent for the public ^ irtile' a * Weltais' talerit § of its bishop .
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them if possible to a ^ ujperior line conduct . It i 9 u . beautiful trait in the history of the Roxnan $ , tnat in a treaty with the Carthagihiatos , th ^ y insisted on the abolition of human sacrifices . We may readily conceive what InOuetlce th . e religion o ( Moloch must hate had on the temper and of
manners of his worshippers . Trao ^ B i ( maj" be seen in the writings of St . An * gtislk ¥ e whose divinity was warped by the feelings of liis Country i and we ar « not to be surprised th&t Calvin should have befM& vttib joy the tortuvitog' < 4 Servetns , without fefiedting tbte tTiis"lnhulnaii Mmtk meat sprang from the Carthag inian Moloch , not froih tbe God and Father of our
Lord Je * ta Christ , wlio Ib dfethtetly pro-Claimed to tis under the endearing WW * of a loving Father . qpht » te € ec ^ on mem to be inipressed on every mAnd sab ]«^*« to . CuJviir , far tha * tusie cauae product »• _ same effects , provided the circ » m 8 tfto ^>** the salhe : and howler im eliorated fiyw spirit of the times is the Cah-io »« tic * ^ yet ks' basi * rtemkinv the samej ** & * * £ Molbch , not from him of whoto % t *» ***^ Ood is Love . ^ « v ^ *»^ ' > rt # . This newwariate will lead to tnfttiy ^
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1816, page 498, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2455/page/62/
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