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vfE&aks ate borne hWe ire&ctered e ^ very ofie led * attetotiw * Ho fchfc coarse tflT affair * abroad ~ but al hfcittfry ^ f ^ frm a remote quarter iias excited fro intebnsiderable aiartoibr & vahi A *? te part of our comuierce . It ^ v $ & tot recdtecteoT < lhar kn feinbi&syHvas
sent oat to \ Chirta fcftth rn 6 st valuable pr ^ st ftt s f « c tfeeT I £ n * per 6 r . He has condescended to accept some of the meanest ofrthem v ifot w 4 Ufcfe toe has paid according tfti their" Ptttet many times tfreir value . But the-ambassador has been dismissed
without aft audience . The reasons remain to be explained . It is probable however that they arc contained in the green bag o £ Mandarins of the cabinet and will never trans ^ it ^ . The court of Pekin has it * politics a 9 well as the cabinets of Kurope , and the Chinese are not quite $ ( X 4 tbsurd a Nation as Europeans are apt In
i ^ to fan cy tbeffi ; ' Fact Europe does not contain all ihe wisdom of the world , and it may not be amiss that from other parts of tb « earth it should ^ receive admonition to this effect ; ''* An unlucky affair has happeired-atjso between 4 . * h ip of war and one of the -Chinese forts , whrch was silenced with ^ ceat * $ ase by a broadside ; but bow the tale will be told at Pekin we shall
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I # tt $ rs to William Wilberforce , Esq . M . V . on fhe I > octrine of ' Hereditary Deprafvlty * By a Layman . Third Edition , corrected . 12 mo . A Sec | tlel to a « c Vindication of Unitarianishi /* in KepTy to Mr . Wardlaw ' s Treatise , entitTed ' * Unitarianisrn incapable of Vindication . " By the Author of the Viridication / 8 vo . ? . * Ts .
$ \ % Lettfers addressed to a Congregation f Independent OTssenters , ujpoh separating frota their Connexion ^ By a late Member , a London IVIet-chAnt . 8 vo . VkJeTHuniplmnt : The Reiuedj * proposed Easy ^ aiid Efecthal : with ifie Statement of a Ne * y Hypothesils to explain Accountabjeoes ^ -. BV Saihm . *! Spurrell . 12 mo . 3 s .
A Fc \^ Cursory Observations , in Reply to the Strietare * of the Rev ' . * Mr . Gilchrist , in his Rational Grammar , or a Treatise on Knglish Etymology and Syntax . By th ^ Kevl Alexander Crombir , LL . D . 8 vo . Observations on the Nature of Civil LibeVtjr and the Principles of Liberty . By lite late Richard Price , D . D . F . R . S . A Ne ^ Edition . Dedicated to the Right Hon . the Lord Mayor . By Williaui Beck . SvoJ ^ « d .
PSaThii , Hymns and Reli g ious Ode ^ , adapted to Public and Private Devotion . Selected by Samuel Dobell . 12 mo .
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btrar nereafter . The Ckfpe ^ e gt&ette & / not more ireinarkabfe for ^ iti '" a l ^ j Siib ^ ^ o vivacity than tfce news&fapffrk *§ f ^ fe i ^ ope * and the Mandarins ui \ der $ tand "to ^ r ta - make up a story as wejt as if ibje y />» 4 l ' .. ' received their education ; abionj ^ s ^ tlieir enlightened brethren of EurVipS ' ' , ; . A history has arrived in Eiirbpe ¥ nfc »'" St . Helena , which brings the ; . extiraprathltt ^ . prisoner attain before . ttie mit ^ tic . J" ?^^
letter from his secretary contains the . eo ^ - plaiutsf of his treatment , and thisj i ^ authentic , but the memoirs of his ) ith may have been dictated in Europe ; ., As to his treatment it pannot , be doul ? tetf ttiat ; the utmost attention- must have been ' been paid to it by our government , / Itn 4 IP fact it has been so declared by a / n £ pA $ fef \ % _ in the House of Lords . However / thereV
are three parties in , this queMioa ^ TOfir prisoner , the government j » w ' JE | # J 4 £ ] jM } Ab character vvou Id ¦ : U MMzBfm 3 H-. which has beett j 4 i 0 * ^^ $ h $$ & $$ , jft t . Lion managed in the fh * nafr best suited to the feelings of t )> e prisow ^ r . . _ .. >^ r
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- "v * -f ¦ . . ¦ . " ¦ . » Sacred Pdein ^^ Selected froift tbc . ' . be . st-Writers : desigried ta assist yoiu ^ V ^ J ^ OQS to read and re ' eite Metrical t Cpdip < Jsit ^* oi \ s with Propriety , and tp iiicu ) Cate t | ie ino ^ t important Priuciples- of Lov ^ t ; q ^ oii , ^ nd . Benevolence to Man . By J * h- Le ^ Br ^ on ^ , A . M . Master of the Acajejji ^ fp < - Pojitn ^ Street . 12 mo .
Scripture Genealogy / ro ^ Adam % jp Christ : exhibitiji g ^ i u , # , ^ erie ^ p / Ttyi f . t ^> . - six Engraved Tables ,, a / dist'in ^ cjt ; . X ^ jeyv ^ of ^ the Nation , Tribe , Family , Jlrtneal , I 7 j eijC f efXt ; and Posterity of ey ^ ry Person noen . tpu e ^ in the Bible ,, sp fur us , they f » A pe ^ trace ^ l from Jiacred and Profane JBfis . tof y ^ . , 4 Jo » 81 . 12 s . 64 . . ,
j ^ n Kx ^ lanation of tb < j PruvcipV ^ an ^ Proceedip ^ s qf i ^ r Vrp \ \ . i U : ^ ^ r ^ ti ^ gt ^ a at Ijjath for Sjivin ^ s , ByJvhi ^ jiJixygixrljl ,,-d . rt , f . ; r . $ : ; iipd > . it ^ . J | i ^; v ^ 5 s . ' ' ' ¦ _ _ ' .. . . ' _ . . # A Collection of Facts , and Qni ^ ians relative to tl > e Burriin ^ of \} T idpw ^ , & > £ . in British Indii } . I ^ y V \ illiaD ) . tJoHi > 3 , Mc ^ nx of the Royal Colle ^ tf Sq rgeM ^ a , . Xwt fvn . Ss . 6 d .
On the > dqcatiop of ^ cun £ n , C ^ ip ^ ' ^ . Children and tl > e Jtej ^ c ^ lpn , rf . jiUe Jiibl ^^ y their Priest ^; chiefl y t % xr ^ qte 4 f » pin lh ^; , Reports of a ^ r l ^' -t Coiufnit ^ e t ; of the I Jota ^ a . < of Com nib os , &c . Is € > d .
New Publications In Ttieq&Q&X R Akx≫ General Literature.
NEW PUBLICATIONS IN TtiEq&Q&X r AKX > GENERAL LITERATURE .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1817, page 191, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2462/page/63/
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