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nde , but we * e ehiefty fbrtned on a critical examinatiofly aaori a careful comparison of the sacrot text . Arid though those views Were qurte at Tariatice with th « name and fury of tte theology ^ popular theology of the present day , they perfectly harmonized with the tone and temper and doctrine of the gospel / as exhibited iu the gtfSpel The who
it ^ eif . friend bears tins feeble testimony to the merite of the departed , would frav £ a aielancnoty pleasure at expatiating on the irianyestimabletraits of h& private character ^ but beings necessarily limited ife an article of this kiM ,
he iHiist conclude by declaring that the death of this abte and excellent man has deprived th * poor of a huAiane benefadtor , his vicinity of a kind and social neighbour , hi * relations of an attentive and affectionate friend , said his professional brethren of a faithful counsellor and enlightened gdfae . ( — £ Mnburgh Mag :, iSr ^ hfi 1 .
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FOREIGN . Spain . A bloodless but complete Revoxution tn ^ KJhg , was at length aSflrnico * ^ He felt
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years he waa pastor - « T * h * % ABpwflk » # cro ^ e ^ t ion at Newpwt ^ r m&e Ij * b «* f Wight s till the ? earetf of a large and &e& rishmg aeniina ^ y competed him to withdraw from public maw About fourteen . > 6 am aga , he rein © ve 4 hi& establkhmettt tp ^ BkfcKheaehf > ¥ here i % acq ^ iiretL grea ^ and deserved reputation . H 4 h * & but jyst retired ftw ^ U > wbeft disease of Ion *
standing terriiin ^ te * his valuable life . He wa » one of the clerical twateea of E > r . Witiianas ' s f 4 t «? a ^ y ; ^ ad , though he undertook no mimsterial charge , c > ceasionaHy assisted his brethrea in and around London * i He jnarried «< daughter of the late Rev . John Sturch , the Unita rian Baptist MM | # 0 $ Newport whoy wit h three dau ^ ite ^ siirvivea ? haaa . '
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that the period of tyiwuy was at a » eadl On the 8 th of March he publid ^ d ft gazette from the Bpyal press , '• repeatmising to * Sg ^^ f 55 eWBH b imu . >^*^ ^^^^^^ TOw aame day , so as to ^ ojl ^ qe |*» <^^
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Intelligence . — -Foreign . Spain . Jgy
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March 5 , hi the 73 rd year © f his agey Mr . Thomas Saxton , of Duffield , in tSerbyshire .
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11 , at hw fathei ' s house , Stoke-N&wmgtoft > E&Mumv youngest sen of John AiKfN , IV 1 . D :, in the 39 tkt year ^ f hm age * . . ff
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' *— 11 , at his house In Newmtitt Street * in the 82 nd year ot hia age , Be * jAt « b * WesIp , Esqf ., tlte venerable Pre ^< ieiit ^ 6 f the Rm'ai JlLcademy .
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Lately , ' the Be * . ^ Aifeufir . Ci < TEdw minister of the Pre ^ yteria » € ^ ngi ? egati < at' Harapstead , near London ^ fbnaa ^ r minister of the congregatido of the aratte denomination at M ^ akisftet ^ , Notts . He published ^ A Familiar Catechism for th *
Use of Children , " and also " An A < dti * 8 » to the Dissenters on- the State of their Political and Civil Liberty , as feTil ^ cct ^ of Great Britain , " an &w . paanphtetf to WMT ^ upon the rejection of the application 06 * the repeal of the Test Aictl
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March 3 , at 2 to * £ , whither he had gone for the sake of health , aged 57 , the Rev . John Potticary , late of Blackheath . He was educated afc St . Paul ' s School , and studied for the ministry at the Independent Academy , Homerton . For many
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1820 : Febv 11 , aft er a few weeks'iUiiess , at his house to Math , ttte Rev . Tficvmas Hawris , M . W . LL . B . Rector of Aldwinkk , in Northamptonshire . He was well known ill the character ( as it is called ) of an Evangelical Clergyfiaan , He
commenced his rehgious career , we believe , in the late Countess of Huntingdon ' s connexion . He Was om of the projectors and of th « early liberal supporters of « Th ^ Mi « 8 lotta ** y Sbtiety /* He contributed' jtsSOO ^ to it at ife conimewcenient > aad throufeh his inteene # , Otaheite was fixed upon as the first missionary station : He was the author of a Translation of the New Testament , and of several sermons and fugitive theologicalpieces ' .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1820, page 187, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2486/page/59/
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