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rite objeet of making ttie secrets # f arts tod-riaanufeettires pobfie property . He was also a contributor to several of the Oyeltfpafedfaa . j' Natural diffidence ^ of irranner prevented him from making the most advantage of his respectable powers of mind ; but he was ever forward to
recommend and prepared to assist every plan for bettering the condition of his fellow-creatures , towards aJl of whom , whatever were their opinions , he indulged truly friendly sentiments . His own faith as a Christian was steady , and confidence in the Divine Government was his support under all his troubles and
afflictions . As his life appeared to draw to a close , he was anxious that his family should take notice that he found in the Unitarian scheme of the gospel all that fainting nature could desire . His end was calm and placid ; his last thoughts and affections were Christian , and therefore happy .
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DOMESTIC . Manchester Collegey York . The thirty-sixth annual meeting of the trustees of this institution was held in the Cross-Street Chapel Rooms ,
Manchester , oh Friday the 2 nd of August last , John Touchet , Esq . in the chair . The proceedings of the Ccrrnniittee fitnce the last annual meeting Of the tiftitftees were ra * d , approved of and confirmed .
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Lately , in the Island of Jamaica aged 44 , Dr . Samuel FOTHEroill , for many years a physician of eminence in London . He went to Jamaica for a change of climate , where he practised his profession with success for many years .
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The accounts of the treasurer were laid before the meeting , duly audited by Mr . Edward Hanson and Mr . S . D . Darbishire , and were allowed . Unanimous votes of thanks were then passed to the President , Vice-Presidents ,
Visitors , Committee * and other officers , for their valuable services during the past year ; after which the f 0 ifo \ tflng tfffifcers were elected fdr tfte yfcar-tettfctih » & ; * ifc . Joseph Struts Beq . Of Derb ^ , ' . ftteaMtfet ; James Touefeetj Esq . of BtoowhoW * ,
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July 8 , at Cttieutta > T . F . Mii > dletw , D . D . 'F . R . S ., Bfehop at that Diocese * He was interred with great solemnity in St . John ' s Cathedral .
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Lately , ( Dec . 1821 , ) at Shirez , in Persia , Dr . Taylor , formerly a Missionary ,
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Lately , on his way to Geneva , Alexander Marcett , M . D . F . R . S ., Honorary Professor of Chemistry at Geneva , and some years eminent as a physician in Russell Square .
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Deaths Abroad , May 27 , at Malacca * the learned and respected Chinese Missionary , Dr . Milne , four days after his return from Sincapore and Penang , which islands he had visited with the hope of recovery .
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Dec . 26 , at his residence , Walthamstow ^ after a long , honourable and useful life , Samuel Thorp , Esq ., at the age of 85 , He was the father of Alderman Thorp , and one of the oldest lirerymen of
London . He distinguished himself in the city , tnany years aga , as the supporter of the principles of liberty , and as the friend of the late Alderman Coomb , the only representative of London who adhered to the politick of Mr . Fox , during several successive parliaments .
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At Venice , Oct . 12 , Antonio Canova , the great sculptor . He bad arrived there from Rome on the 4 th , when fae was seized with the illness that tenninat ^ d hi » life . He died with the utmost resigna - tion . In a codicil to his will , he ordered
his body to be interred in his native place of Passagno , and his heart to be deposited at the Imperial Royal Academy of Fine Arts at Venice , of which he was Chief President . The funeral obsequies were very splendid . Canova is said to have devoted a great part of his fortune to benevolent uses . With the title of
Marehese , the Pope conferred upon him 3000 piastres of rent , the whole of which he dedicated to the support and encourage ment of poor deserting artists . He was building a church in his , jo ^ tivs village , which he is reported to have left funds to complete . This edifice is to be enriched and ornamented with some of his greatest works *
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1822, page 772, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2519/page/52/
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