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    -correspondent Amicus ( p . S 2 . ) to the serious as well as immediate attention of your readers . ¦/ ' A plain substantial mommaent ^ f of sorae kind ought certainly to fa& erected ^ and as a " subscript tion for the purpose will be necessary , " so th ^ re can be but

    Jittie doubt of its meeting with due and ample encouragement . I < could wish too , that a medal might be stricken , with the head of this truly illustrious man , ^ and a suitable inscription on the reverse , by those eminent artists to whose ingenuity we are indebted for our present beautiful Crown-pieces . A subscription for this , project would be encouraged not only by the admirers of Locke , but by the admirers of the arts in general .

    Affiicus justly complains of some attempts to undermine the reputation of Mr . Locke as a politician * He * " might have extended his complaint so as to have included the celebrated letters on Toleration , by this great man >; for they also are now stigmatized . The times of late have been unfriendly to such generous sentiments as those of Locke *; and a number of mercenary bigotted scribblers , have contributed to render them yet

    more unfriendly : but notwithstanding all these malignant efr forts , the English nation can scarcely ever become so totally deluded or debased , as to lay aside the writings of Locke and Hoadly , and to adopt in their stead those of Filmer and Sar cheverel . Your ' s , &c , A New Correspondent .

    P . $ . —As it is possible your correspondent Amicus , may liave taken a copy of the ^ appropriate Latin Inscription , " for this truly great man , I am persuaded it would oblige many of your readers to see a copy of it in your Repository . The fine

    lines from Virgil , with which the celebrated Blackburne closes his eulogium upon his favourite Jortita , are perfectly applicable to Locke " Dum juga mdntis aper , fluvios dum piscis amabit , cs Dumque thymo pascentur apes , dum rore cicadse , " Semper Honos nomenque tuum laudesque manebunt ' *

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    ~ ) DR . ROBERTSON AND HOPKINS * APPEAL . To the Editor of the Mont hit / Repository . Sir , T i r ately observed in an advertisement prefixed to Dr . Toulinin ' s " History of . Taunton , " 1791 , that he then designed soon to publish a new edition of the " Attempt to explain the Words Reason , Substance , Person , Creed , &c /* with sprite

    additional cl ReHections , Miscellaneous Observations , &C / ' and " Memoirs of the life of the Author , Dr . Robertson . " I should W glad to be informed whether this design was accomplished ,

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    fJr . Robertson and Hopkins * Appem . * i ? 9

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1806, page 179, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1723/page/11/