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      raining Bishop Horsley s extra or * dhrdiy Letter ro the Clergy © f his Diocese , and the substance of Mr . Fox ' s Speech on the Repeal of the Test Laws ; " p . 19 . This pamphlet is very respectable ia point oi composition and argument . Can any ot the readers of the M . R . point out the author ? X . Y .

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      Art I . ' H KaLvrj Atoc ^ r ^ r G j . Xovtun Testammtum rcecum ^ juxta Exemplar JVitstemi ^ G / as-gi / cp , it Dm Jo . lac . Giiesbauhii , lla / ce impressum ; accediutt proitgnnuna in Evangtlia ^ in A eta et Epibtolas Apoxfolorum . Accurante Gulielmo IVhitfirld Uakius ^ LL . D + Societ . Antiq . Land . Socio ; Sctircti Petti , IVtstmon . I'roecentore . Editio Stertorypa . pp . 432 . I'Jmo .

      On receiving this volume from our bookseller , we cursorily glanced over the title , and'the dedication to the Archbishop of Cantt rbury , and were delighted with the idea that the interpolations which disgrace the Received Text were likely to be generally abandoned , and that theindisputable claims ot Griesbach ' s text , to the rank of a standard text , would now be acknowledged on ail sides , since the Primate oi all Kn < zland had suffered it to be published under

      his auspices . We did not like the look of the work , clear and bv-autttul as the type undoubtedly is , for we saw that the absurd sept / ration into verses is retained ; and this fi r * t led to a suspicion that Griesbacli ' b text was not employed by the editor . Then the nauif of Wetsteri struck us ; and ne icared that n . iihor Gul ^ bach ' s nHine nor his < -ught to have been used . We n < \ t ivfi-n * ed to the glaring intei pi latu > n , in 1 John * v . 7- £ ^ d our tears were

      rea-* Respecting this passage , we are glad to cite the words of the Edectic Review for March , 1809 . " Under these circumstan en we are unspeakably ashamed that " any modern divines should have fought , pedihus ct tinguibu ^ , for the retention of " a pas age so iWw // w / r % spu > icus / ' And a ^ ain , they -art , in our esteem , the " bebt advocatco ot * the Trinitarian doctirie who join in Exploding such a gr < ss in" teipoUtion and \ n protesting againsc its being ^ tiil permitted to occupy a place in r < the common copies of the New Testament . *

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      feliSHOP HOUSLEY ' s PASTORAL LETTElt .

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      < c still pleas e d to praise , yet not afraid to blame . " Pope ,

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      The letter of the late Bishop Horsly , inserted p . 13-1 of the M . Repos . and referred to p . 201 , was published many years ago in a pamphlet of 44 pp . printed for Johnson , entitled , " Facts submitted to the Consideration of the Friends of civil and religious Liberty , but more particularly addressed to the Protestant Dissenters of England and Wales ; con-

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1809, page 383, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1738/page/29/