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    of his Father , and fs willing to give the right hand of fellowship to that people who walk nigh to Gud , called the children of IJght . Signed on behalf of the Delaware Society , for promoting : the Abolition of Slaver }* , by WILJLIAM PRICE , President . Attest , JOHN JONES , Secretary . * As a tribute due to merit it may he stated , that there is now resident at Philadelphia , Ja mes f orten , a man

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    Sermon , on the same occasion ; by W , Rooker , of Tavistock . is . A Supplement to the Signs of the Times ; containing a Reply to the objections of the Rev . G . S .. Faber , B . D . in his Dissertations on the Prophecies ; and Stiictures on some of the Interpretations given , in that work ^ By James Bicheno , A . M . zs .

    The Works of EpictetUs ; consisting of his Discourses , in 4 Boots , ptfe-i served by Arrian , the Enchiridion and Fragments . Translated from the original Greek , by the late Mrs . Elizabeth , Carter , -with an Introduction and Notes by the Translator : the 4 th ad . with Additions and Corrections . $ vols . 8 va . 16 s .

    Memoirs of the Life of -Mrs . Eliz . Carter , witty a new edition of her Poems enlarged ; to which will be added Miscellaneous Essays in Prose , together with her Nates on the Bible and answers to Objections concerning the Christian Religion . By Montague Pennington , M . A . her nephew . 4 to . 2 l . 2 S .

    Prayers and Offices of Devotion , foir-Families and particular Persons , on most occasions . By Benjamin Jenks , late Rector of Harley , Shropshire- The 2-5 th cd . altered and improved by the Rev . Ch . Simeon , ot ' Cambridge , &To »

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    338 New Publications

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    A Complete List of Publications on Theology and Morah 9 FOR . MAY * & JUNE , 1 , 807 . ? The Catalogue of Books in our la > t Number was imperfect , owing to a& accident at the Printer ' s .

    . An Essay on the Humanity of Christ \ intended to shew rhe consistency and uti ity of maintaining that our Lord Jesus Christ is one of the Human Race , By Richard Wridit . 6 d . The Propagation of Christianity not indebted to any Secondary Causes ; a Hulsean Prize £ ssay , By S . B . Vince , B . A . 8 vo . is .

    A confutation of Atheism , from the Laws and Constitution of the Heavenly Bodies , in four Discourses preached before the University of Cambridge . By S . Vince , A . M . F . R . S . 8 vo . 4 s . 6 d . The Causes of the Increase of

    Methodism and DLssention , and the Popularity of what is called Evangelical Preaching , and the means of obviating them , a Sermon at a Visitation , at Melton , Mowbray , June 30 , 1865 , "With Appendixes . 4 s . A Concise Account of the Rise and Progress of the Missionary Society . 6 d .

    A General Account of the Book of psalms with thrir Use and Place in the Worship of God . By S . E . Pierce , iamo . is 6 d . A Sermon , occasioned by the Death of the lite Rev . S . Lavington , of Biddeford , b > r K . I 1 ' . vans , of -Appledore ; to which is added an Extract from a

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    of colour , who received an education at the school established by the So-, eiety of Friends in that city , where he Carries on the sail-making business with reputation to himself and satisfaction to his employers , and is engaged in

    that branch more extensively than any other person at Philadelphia . He possesses considerable property , acquired by his own industry and tare , and is very much respected by the c . tizens generally .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1807, page 338, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2381/page/50/