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      "Wftri ¥ SEFinfc COA FEUENTE OF GENFRAt BAT » T ] ST& .

      . * fhe eighth half yearly meeting of this Conference was held at , Sa ! t-Iane , m Sail bury , on Eastef Tuesday and A # " ed ~ nesday ; the following ministers and preachers assembled on the occasion , ^» iz . J . "Kingsford , of Portsea ; A .

      Aidridge , of JLyndhur . ^ t ; W . Smedley , of X > ownton ; H . Short , of Ivverne ; I > . Jones , and S . Webley , ortrowbridge ; J . Hook , of Me Ik ham ; and O . Roberts r of Warminster ; nearly all of whom took some part of the pub'ic service . As in former meetings , there were three serntons delivered , and all on given

      subjects . Mr . Kingsford , on Tuesday evening- delivered the first , on the Reconciliation of penitent Sinners to God ;" Mr . Aldridge on Wednesday afternoon the second , on " the Improvement of "Time ; " ? and Mr . Jones in the evening , the third , on *• Christian Union . " The

      morning part of Wednesday was taken up in consultation on different matters relating to the churches , from which the reports were upon the whole pleasing and satisfactory , and particularly so appeared the prospect respecting Salt-lane , where the preaching of the general Bap-

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      ThE ANNUAL ASSEMBLY OT » GENERAL baptists will be holden , in the meeting-house , Worship-street , " JLondon , on Tuesday , June 7 . The ' members will meet fcr business , early in . the morning .

      Divine service will commence at eleven o * clock , the Rev . R . Wright , of Wisneach , to preach the sermon . The friends will afterwards dine together , at - the King ' s Head Tavern in the Poultry . Dinner at half-past three o ' clock .

      Unitarian fund . The anniversary of this society will be holden on Wed * re day , June , 8 th , in the chapel , Parliament-coilrt , Artillery-lane , Bi : hopsgatestreet . Public service will begin at eleven o ' clock ; the Rev . James Lyons , late of Hull , whose sermon , avowing the Unitarian doctrine , is reviewed in the present number , will preach the discourse

      to the Society . After service , the report of the conrMitteevrill be read , and the other business , such as choosing officers for the ensuing year , &c . be transacted . The members and friends of the Society will dine together at t-he King * s-Head Tavern , in the Poultry , at h < il £ -pa $ t three o ' clock . NotL es and tickets will be aent vomxl to ' all the subscribers , within the bills of mortality ; other persons mean *

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      ti ~ ts , though not hitherto so constant a ^ could be wished , had tended in a great measure to revive the cause of Rational Religion , and Where much more good may be done , should the hopes that have been entertained of the settlenent of a suitable minister in the place , be rea-i lized .

      On Wednesday evening at the close of the public service , there was an apett communion \ and Baptists , general and particular , as well as Methodists , Independents , and Presbyterians , all partook together : this , it is hoped / will have d happy efFect , in softening the rigour of party-prejudice .

      The church at Trowbridge requested the next conference , and it was agreed that it should be held there on the last-Wednesday inOctober ; when the following ministers will be expected to preach , viz . Mr : Smedley on the Scripture '

      Doctrine of Regeneration ; Ivlr . Aldridge on the Excellence of the Christian Ternpei ; and Mr . Kingsford on the present and future Advantages o £ Religion . ¦ D . j .

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      ing to favbur the Society with their cbm * pany , are requested to apply-for tickets ( which are five shillings each ) to thtf treasurer , John Christie , Esq . No . 52 , Mark-lane ; the secretary , the Rev .

      Robert Aspland , Hackney ; or the stewards , Mr . William , Titford , Unions street , SpitaliieAds ; Mr . Thomas Freeman , DyerVcourt , Aidermanbury ; and Mr . David Eaton , No . 187 , Hig h HoU born .

      Western unitarian book society . —The anniversary of this Society will be held at Bristol , on Wednesday ,-Jun < 2 22 d . The Rev * DrI Carpenter , of Exeter , is to preach the sermon * The annual meeting of ihe South-Wales umtArian sociptv will bd

      holden at Gejlionnen , near Swansea , orf Thursday the 33 d of June itibtant . Thd sermon , to be preached by the Rev .. Thomas Davies , of Coed-y * Cymmer ^ and the Rev . Jenkin Rees , of Merthyr ; or in c < ise of the absence of the latter ^ by The Rev , Benj . Philips , of St . Clears .

      A meeting of the ministers in tht Presbyterian connexion , whe * reside ir * the counties ef Nottingham , Derby * L ^ no ojl w , and ttfie South part of Yorki > uiK £ , will be held at Lincoln , on the

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1808, page 290, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2392/page/62/