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Thr Rev . James Gray , M . A ., has been unanimously chosen by the United Associate Congregation at Albion Chapely Moorjields , to be their minister , that place being vacant by the retirement of the Rev . Alexander Fletcher .
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The Board of the University of Dublin have determined on collecting and publishing , under the superintendence of the Provost , a uniform edition of the Works of Archbishop UsHfeti , many of whose MSS . are in their library . A new Life will be prepared .
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The Seatonian Prize for the present year has been adjudged to the Rev . J . Overton , M . A ., of Trinity College , Cambridge , for his Poem on " The Building and Dedication of the Second Temple . "
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Mr . Hyman Hukwitz , author of Vindicioe Hebraicae , &c , has just published a volume of Moral Hebrew Tales , translated from ancient Hebrew works ; to which is prefixed a popular Essay on the still existing Remains of the uninspired Writings of the ancient Hebrew Sages .
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A Manuscript of the great Hooker § the author of the Ecclesiastical Politv * has been discovered in Trinity College Library , Dublin .
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" t ranCe has just lost by death her first parliamentary orator and one of the most undaunted of her patriots , General Foy . The event has produced a great sensation in France . The funeral was a public procession of thousands of the
friends of freedom , chiefly young men . The General died poor , leaving several childrep unprovided for ; and a public subscription has been set on foot for
raising a monument to his memory and for portioning his children , which amounted by the last advices to not less than 25 , 000 / . This Jfact proves that there is a stronger feeling in favour of freedom in France than we have been
accustomed for the last few years to give our neighbours credit for . And besides this , there have been two decisions lately of the Judges , in favour of persons prosecuted by the Government for libels—so that the French may still boast in some measure of the liberty of the press . In proof of their having this
great blessing we may observe that the Revue Ency elope clique , the principal magazine and review of Paris , has been recently very bold in its political and religious strictures . Its writers are we know some of the ablest , and if they pursue their , present course they will shew themselves some of the best , men in France .
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756 Intelligence . —t * iterdry . Poreign : France . Italy .
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. 745 Hafrl Head , Manchester to Oldham . * 746 Ditto from Boltbn , to join the Manchester and Liverpool at Eccles . . 747 Ditto Exteusion of the Bolton and Leigh to join the Manchester and Liverpool at Kenyon , near Win wick 748 Ditto Limerick to Carrick ( County of Tipperary ) . mm
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Floating Churches . —The zeal of the Methodists and the Calvinistic Dissenters forces the Church of England to do strange things . The Floating Chapels were at first laughed at ; they have however answered ; and to prevent the seamen from being sectarianized , it is found necessary to have
Floating Churches . His Majesty s Govern * anent has agreed to give ships and iit them out for such parts as may require them on the Episcopalian plan , and , where it is necessary , to appoint and pay a clergyman . The two Archbishops and some of the principal BisJiops are said to have come into the plan ; and the Archbishop of
Dublin has licensed a clergyman for a Church Ship and consecrated the said ship . It may be added amongst the other ship-news , that the c f Continental Society" entertain maritime projects , and propose to have a Missionary Ship or ships to carry . Evangelical preachers from country to country and from harbour to harbour .
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The Pope has established a Philological College for the encouragement of literature in general . Its members are some of the most distinguished literati of
Italy , viz . Prince Augustine Chigi , the Abbe Mai , the Chevalier J . G . de Rossi , the Abbe * Santucei , the Baron Gilus Tan de Vive re , the Avocat Guadagni , & <* This establishment is to rank with the other colleges of Rome and Bologna .
Monsignore Angelo Mayo , ( says a letter from Rome , ) already celebrated for his discoveries in the * Palimpsestcs , "
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1825, page 756, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2543/page/52/
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