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    frith the Friendship of all clashes of society , more esteemed for the urbanity of Jus manners , or , xnore universally beloved

    . Intelligence.

    . INTELLIGENCE .

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    The following gentleman were cho > 3 < j | f into office for the ensuing year :- * - ' Treasurer * John Christie » Esq . Secretary * > Rev Robert AsplancL Gommittes * Ebeneuer Johnston , Esq * Mr . David Eaton .

    Mr . John . Sowerby-Mr . Thomas Freeman . Joseph Holden , Es < j . James Yonitfg , Esq-J ohn Towill Rutt , "fesq . Auditors . Mr . G . ] VL Davidson Rev . Thomas Rees .

    ^ n the motion the Secretary , a » alteration was made in the rules of tbte society , as far as related to the gene * ral meetings . Hereafter there will be hixt one general meeting in a year ; and that will be holden invariably on the we ** NESDA 7 IN "WHITSUN VIEK , whej the sermon will be preached , all th $

    business will be transacted , and the society will as usual dine together , A general offer having been handsomely m ^ de to the committee ^ by the trustees of Parliament Court Chapel , of the free Use of that place © f worship on any occa * aion , it his highly probable that the annual meeting will be holden there in future .

    Several new Subscribers gave in theif names to the treasurer . The Djnner , which was , as la $ fc year , on an economical plan , was at the King ' s Head Tavern , Poultry . —«• One hundred persons sat down to it . — Ebenezer Johnston ^ Esq . was in the chair ; William Frend Esq . was assistant chairman at a second table . We

    conserved many gentlemen from the country in the room . The following mi * - nisters were present : the Rev . Messr $# A ^ p land , Bennet , Ellis , ( of Guildford , ) Brown , ( of Southwark . J Eaton , Evans , Gisburne , ( of Soham , Cambridgeshire , ) Holt , Tones , ( of Trt > wbridget ) Mar om Nightingale , Rces , Rudd , ( of Bury St . Edmuud ^ j Simpson , ( of Hackney , ) Vidler ,

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    UKTTARIAN FUND . —The Annual Meeting of this Society was holden * n Wednesday the 21 st inst . in London . The religious services were carried on at Parliament Court , Artillery Lane .

    The Rov . R . Wri ght ty ? g zn and > the Rev . W . Vidler concluded , with prayer . The Rev . R . Aspland preached from Rom ; x . 6— -15 , endeavouring to shew from this passage that the principles on which the Unitarian Fund is founded are

    precisely those on which our l > ord and his apostles rested their justification , as the propagators of a rTew schema of doctrines . With the conclusion of the discourse were interwoven 6 omc extracts from the writings of the most celebrated and respectable Unitarians , deceased and living , tending to shew that the promotion of Uniiarianism among the people , rs the natural result of ali their labours ,

    and anticipating and ( virtually ) repelling objections to the Unitarian Fund . The day was unfavourable , but the congregation was respectable , and the collection at the doors very liberal . Immediately after the service , the Society farmed itself for business . J . T . Rutt , Esq , was voted into the chair . This gentleman read ( with a view to

    relieve the Secretary ) the Report of the committee . The congregation had been invited to stay whilst it was read . The reading of it occupied about an hour . It was highly encouraging , and was approved and received by the society , and the substance of it ordered to be printed , with such alterations and correct . ons as the committee should judge proper .

    A motion was made and unanimously carried that Mr . Aspland should be requested to print the sermon delivered before the society ; but we understood him , to decline this < honour , on two grounds ; 1 } the annual publication of the Report

    ^ taade trie printing of sermons unnecessary and , 2 , it was necessary to prevent the publishing of the sermons from growmg into a precedent , and no opportunity ^ ould be so favourable for 4 omg this , as ^ present .

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    Unitarian Fund , 557

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    or regretted . It is remarkable , that three military associates of Wolfe ,, at , Quebec , occur in the present Obituary .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1807, page 557, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2385/page/49/