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«¦ ¦¦¦ ! J *T^TT" ' w ¦ i t I ¦ I I u > -—- INTELLIGENCE.
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Reformer ; in * $% iQi& , && , U-ufaarfon . Tot literature he was a stawjich fmud , and few-were n * or $ Uberal i » its encouragement , having printed many very heavy and valuable works for t \ ipiK authors a $ his
private expanse . A list of his own pubiications will he found in the Dictionary of Living Authors . Baron Maseres was never married , and has left no , very near relatives behind him . He died at his hau . se at
Reigate ., m Surrey , to which he baa- heea iemoved some time before the event , [ A character of the Baron from the pen of Cobbett was inserted Mop * . Repos-XI . 368 . 1
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DOMESTIC . General Bap tut Assembly . The Yearly Meeting of the General Baptists was held on Whit-Tuesday , June 8 th , at the Chapel in Worship Street , London . The Rev . Dr . Evans
of Islington , and the Rev . J , 0 < Squier ^ of Edinburgh , conducted the devotional services , and the Rev . R . Wright , of Trowbridge ,-preached from Psalm , xlr . 16 : Instead of thy > Fathers shall be thy Children .
Sixteen years having elapsed since Mr . Wright had preached the Assembly Sermon , he very naturally prefaced his discourse with a reference to tfee losses sustained by the denomination during that period , by the death of many vajua ,-ble friends , and of more than twenty of
its miuisters . During even the last year three pastors have been removed by death , two of whom * were present at the preceding Anniversary , and took ar * active part in the business of the meetings —Mr . Wright evinced a becoming anxiety to suggest what he thought calculated ta revive and promote the General Baptist
cause . As applicable to the present state pf thiy . denomination the preacher selected the above-mentioned words for his text , and shewed , 1 st , What the fathers of the General Baptist interest were
2 udly , What the children must be and do , to be instead of the fathers : and , 3 rdl y , What must be done to > prepare th < 5 dniureti to be instead , of the fathers .. ^ ( Judev the second head , Mr . Wrigfrtf made act earnest aud affectionate ixppcal " — ' 1 " —n 'i nrK ' K . i ii r i 1 —rrr # - « « -r- » mniKi i j' ' » n —•¦¦• " ¦ ¦• '' * * Messrs . W , M ( i < m and , Jteujamm Marten .
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ta the younger part of ms audience * " U devolves , * said he * " on you ,. tfeir suc- > cessors ^ to build up the churches which they planted , toplant others , and to carr ^ forward the woVk of reformation begun by them . You are in their stead , ^ nd wiU supply their places , not by servilely
adhering to their opinions and nxodes of proceeding ; but by carrying the refor- ^ mat ion of religious faith ancl practice , op the same great and liberal principles as } they commenced it , to greater perfection /* The discourse was characterized ,
throughout * by the simplicity and perspicuity foi ; which the preacher ' s , writings are de serredly celebrated : but as the Sermon has been published , ia compliance with the request of the hearers , it is unneces ^ sary to give any further detail of its
contents . The Rev . James Oilchrist presided at the meeting for business . The letters described some of the churches as being in a declining state , others that theirs was neither flatteriug » or discouraging ^ and others that they had gained an aq * cession of members .- ^ The churches of
Nantwich and Trowbiudge were received into union with the Assembly ; and a pro * - spect was held out that a recently-established church , at Burslem , in the Staffordshire Potteries , would apply for admission , CousWeratole discussion took place ou . the appointment of Messengers ta fill the vacancies occ&sioiwd by the deceive of
the late Benjamin Dobell and Robert Pyall , of Cranbrook , and more recently by that of Sammi * I \ ingsf ^ rd 9 of 'CHntcrhury , and Benjamin Marten , of Dover ; awl it was ( anally resolved that Messrs , Joseph Brent , of Portsn ) puth > James Gil < - christi , of Ne , wipgton Qrcen , Matthew Harding , of Cranbrook , an 4 Richui'd
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May 14 , at Claphamy the Rev ., James pHiMPtfSj who hadi bet ? n minister of the Independent Church m that village up ~ wards of 24 y , ea * rs .
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. , ^^^^^^^^^ . ^ ^^^ jin—i' ^ " *** ' ^^^^ WB (^^^ W ¦ . , . ^ - ^ I June 18 * at the hoase of her bix > ther-I in-law , G , A . Smith , Esq ., Hornsey Road 9 Charlotte , widow of the Rev * Joseph Fawcett , many years Lecturer of the Old Jewry ChapeC
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At Sea , on the . 3 rd msfc , iu hisr ^ 9 # ye ^ i , on bis retmufwm Madeira ^ Thomas MAitTiN ^ AU ^ M . ft . Bjel ^ S r ^ hue tpok te degree , h ^ was , As 5 > i $ taut - u ^ geoit to tfe ^ Norfolk and ^ orfwigfe Hospital * I fl % kQ& situation , as in ey ^ ery a ^ er , 1 ^ ha 4 en * Reared him $ elf to all who knew him , and lias left beliiud , biua the memory of . t&-leiHs and virtues opt &oon to be effaced ,
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Intelligencer ^ ( l enentt Baptist Assemllt ^ . * 4 ' Q $ >
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1824, page 365, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2525/page/45/
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