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Southern Unitarian Fund Society . Portsmouth . —The Southern Unitarian Fund Society held their Annual Meeting here on the 10 th hist . Jn the morning , the Rev . Edvyin Chapman , of Billingshurst , in a discourse from the apostle ' s
words , " Rejoice evermore , " ably contrasted the motives for rejoicing afforded by the Trinitarian or Calvinistic doctrines , with those of Unitarianism . A Report was read by the Rev . Russell Scott , Secretary , shewing that great benefits had resulted from the Society ' s operations ,
which have been principally directed to the conducting of Unitarian Lectures on a popular plan , in situations at a distance from our chapels ; whereby the attention of aa extensive population , who would not have come to Sunday services , has been directed to scriptural inquiry , and numerous , zealous and respectable
supporters gained to the cause of genuine Christianity . The Society partook of a f riendly dinner , James Carter , Esq ., in the Chair . Many new subscribers were added to the list ; and several ministers and other members addressed the
meeting in a strain of animation and cordiality highly gratifying , and aifording an earnest of yet greater success . In the evening , J ) v . T . Rees , London , gave a forcible summary of Unitarian sentiments , and the reasonings on which they are f ounded , to a numerous and attentive auditory . D . B . P .
The following list will exhibit the subjects which have engaged our attention during the past season . By-the Rev . JV . Hughes , The present Dignity and Occupation of Christ . The Supreme Authority of Christ in his Church .
The Homage which Christ requires , as Lord of the Church . The Close of the Year . The peculiar Comforts and edifying Consolations of Calvinism . The Doctrine of Predestination unsupported by Scripture .
Sp the Jisv . jQhn Fullagar . Th # Vision of the Horses . ( Rev . vi . ) The JVLarfcvof Ajaftichrist . Proofs of Christianity from the History of St . P&uL
Proofs of Christianity from the Conduct and Fate of Judas * . ' Vicarious Sacrifices not supported by Scripture . Tlie Salvation of Man the Object of the Mission of Christ .
By the Rev . JVilliam Stevens . The Unitarian ' s Reasons for Dissenting from the Established Church .
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Imputed Righteousness . On Piety and Enthusiasm as connected with Spiritual Influences . The Deity of Jesus Christ inconsisten t with Facts in his History . By the Rev . Joseph Brent . The Mediation of Christ .
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Unitarian Controversy in the Ne ic ^ p apers . It was stated . ( p . 64 ) that the Unitarians had been attacked in the Public Ledger ( London daily paper ) on account of Mr . Sparks's appointment as Chaplain to Congress . Various letters pro and cm have , we are informed , been since inserted
in the same paper . The recent secession of the Rev . S .. C . Fripp from the Established Church was introduced as an article of intelligence into many of the newspapers . A correspondent sqnt the account to the Derby Mercury , and this provoked a controversy which was carried on by various writers for several weeks of the
last and present month . The writ er * are anonymous , with the exception of two ou the Unitarian side , namely , Mr , Hogginson , of Derby , and Mr . Waxlacjb , of Chesterfield . It appears from a notice of the Editor of the Derby Mercury , that-the coutroversy is there closed . We wish ,
therefore , that one of the gentlemen above-named , would republish , in a pamphlet , the several letters that have appeared , with further observations ia reply to some of the popular Trkiitarian arguments , which , though often refuted , still appear arguments to those in whose way the refutation has never fallen .
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A very severe Remonstrance has been addressed to Mr . John Murray , by an Oxonian , on the subject of Lord By ron's " Calu / ' This pamphlet is written with
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There is announced a 4 to . volume to appear in the course of the present year , " The Life and Correspondence of Samuel Hgrslky , LL . D ., late Bishop of St . Asaph . By his Son , the Rev . Heneage Horsley , A . M ., Prebendary of St Asaph .
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A work m 4 vote . 8 vo . is coming ont at Edinburgh , entitled , " A History ° f the British Empire , from the Accession of Charles I . to the Restoration ; with an Introduction , tracing the Progress ® f Society and of the Countitirtioti , f'o m the
Feudal Times to the Opening of the History ; and including a particular Examination of Mr . Hume's statements , rela tive to the Character of the English Government . By Geohge Brodib , Esq . ? Advocate . "
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253 Intelligence . — Southern Unitarian jRw * S&tiety .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1822, page 252, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2511/page/60/
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