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      The following communications are intended for publication , Vi 2 . E . M . on tht Review of Mr . Evanson's New Testament . —Mrs . Cappe on Mr , . Cappe ' s Principles of Scriptural Interpretation . —Also ,-from the same , a Paper 6 y the late Rev . N . Oappe , oil Christ ' s coming from ' Heaven , &c—Mn Marsom oii the retfderiug of " Hades" in the Improved Version . —Reply to a . Letter sent to aii Unitarian Minister . —Mr . Ashdowne ' s Remarks for the consideration of Mr . AU «

      chin . —Independence , a Poem , by Mr . George Dyer . —A Farmer ' s answer to the Inquiries on Gen . i . 26 . —Theelogus , on Acts xi . 31 .- —Mr . "WoodHahi ' s Remarks Cn Mr . Parkes ' s Opinion of the Nature of Mind , ' «

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      We have received a " Sketch of the Life of Servetus , m a Series of ^ Letters t # the Rev . Jedidiah Morse , "D . D . * drawn tip by a learned- Ujiitariah in America ,, which , notwithstanding the notoriety of the subject , we intend to insert , on account of the great mass of information which they contain , derived from sources unknown or inaccessible to even the literati in this country . The author is thoroughly con versant with the whole range of German literature , atid has brought together a most interesting collection of facts and proofs , for the instruction of the English readerv from rare authors of high credit .

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      In our next shall appear B ' s Letter to the Editor of the Evangelical Magazine , on the Obituary in that work of A * G . Esq . of Sheffield . We had before received a Letter from PbifarithropQSy on- the same subject , which we should have wiilingT ;^ inserted , especially as the writer is a Calvinjst , had not it&" iricbnvetiient length prevented us .

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      ^ ~ kS ' $$ " t een sent us for insertion , signed by twenty-eight members of tht VJiii&Kjjjjjfe - Congregation of Mansfield , Notts . In refutation of some reports abroaa $$ ncerning the Rev , Mr . Bull , their minister . It is not within our plan to admit of any personal dispute , which it is obvious this would immediately become ; but we are happy in the opportunity of declaring , that the letter bearing such respectaole authority , contains the most unreserved attestations to Mr . Bull ' s acceptableness an 4 usefulness . We should not ' hav ^ e said so much on such a painful subject , if tlie congregation at Mansfield were not at this time appealing ;

      to the liberality of their brethren throughout the country for assistance , in plao ing their meeting-house in a state of repair ; and if their applications were not likely to be rendered ineffectual by the rumours which it is the design of the letter to repress . The letter shall be left with the printer , tor the inspection of any that may wish to see it previous , to their contributing to ; the help of the writers , in the cause of religion . With this notice , the subject , as far as regards our work , must finally drop .

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      Olivia's Bjrth-day Retrospection is too faulty in the construction of the rhymed to appear with advantage in our poetical department . For the other favour * ivhkh accompany it , the fair writer will accept of the editor ' s thanks .

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      X . Y . is informed that it is deemed inexpedient to revive the controversy with Charidiy on the ascension of Christ , in the present volume . ,

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      Mr . Thomas "Walker , Portrait Painter and Drawing Master , Hull , wishes ^ us to inform our readers , that he proposes to publish A 'Treatise en the Art of Fly-Ing , by Mechanical Mcaus alone , in 8 vo . price 3 s , 6 d . Such as wish to attain ( a knowledge of that useful art , are requested by Mr . W . to give in their names to any one of the principal booksellers in Hull . ¦

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      ERKATUM . ^ M . R . Vol . iv . No . for December * p . 658 , col % 1 . 5 . Ibr •* Kage Street :, " read Kay * Street . ' ' \

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1810, page 104, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2401/page/56/