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    ^ th er ^ oMri ^ transaction ^ baVftfg y fe& 4 ta / tl&W bl ^ ce iii ttof fartfI 6 f tf ^ ifeigdtWi . — > ^ r At Sdtfitnieres , the Protestant ^ ft ^ n £ % U 4 hiptt& to * cefebrate theft w % mt > on the 24 th of DeceTnKef , ffiSnffeW ^ of TirHich they had been dex > rivedv of sjnce the month of July , troy niet with the most barbarous fl ^^ thlehtbn that account . Jfifthe royal troops , which do not Crease to infest the environs of Nism ' ,

    exercise continual venations oh the Protestants . On the 22 nd of December a detachment of about fifty men broke into the house of M . Mourier , a gentleman of property at St . Blancard , lately returned from emigration ,

    who had just time to effect his escape . Failing in their main object , these brigands completely pillaged the premises , and daily continue their depredations in the neighbourhood . Several families at Nismes have

    abjured their religion , the motive of which is evident . They are families of mechanics arid workmen , who are without bread in consequence of the persecutions they have undergone . The Protestant manufacturers have ,

    for the most part , fled , and the Catholics will not employ Protestant workmen ; besides which , the looms and frames of the latter have been destroyed , and they are reduced to the alternative of recanting or starving .

    This system of persecution has extended to Bordeaux and its neighbourhood . Its effects have also been felt at Nantz , the President of the Consistory of that xiity having been sent into exile . Tristaillon ,

    QuatretaiHon , and another brigand of that party , made their entry lately into Jfcyops . They wore in their hats white cockades of a preposterous size , in the midst ef which was displayed a large r&A Cfross , the characteristic bad ire of

    the fanatics of Nismes , These crusaders met with a very ill reception from the people of that city , several dfWhom have been arrested upon a cliarge of having insulted them . In consequence of the spirit of the ' li ' yoiineafe >( being so unfavourable to these culprit ^ the latter have' been transferred to some town in the rjrbvince of rWufboritiafs . The refugees froton Nismetf navfe ^ eh -w ^ rtril ^^ e ^ d ^ y fUUtCt ! TlB 8 glvCU I grtW ^ OT 9 gTl » C * 'TO tw 6

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    Royal A ^ thoTiti es < 5 f tlittt plafe ^^ Th ^ pfmtt * oP * mj& * &&f ^ m * m g mm&& that « i # PfesMent c * f- * Sh 0 frimzmm Cotiststdry ^ iad received -letteW ^ ^|^> the English Society Tdr the ^ Profec *>

    tion of Rel ^ fe « ife ^ lber ^| 4 c ^^ up that minister before him , coih ^ ellelfr him to ^ deiiver thewi up / and tfeeAtened him with a triimmt ^|* rosi ? c % tidit f 6 r ^ doVresfiion ^ n ^ w 1 tfe tf # c \ WniUs * 6 f the State . " ¦ * ' * # T - ^ oi ^»

    It may ubfbe imWorthy of * no * Sce ; that the soldiers , who ^ 'b ^^* e Safe Royal Ordbnhant * e arfe femtfVet ^ fHotft ISismes , were qukrtere # s \ 8 gljNkf-th

    extraordinary cohtrvbutfcrtis ^ 0 & ma dfe to fall upoh'the ProtestarWtfe ^^^ feteh the following is ' a striki * fg ^ frist ? u 1 cie ' : The Marquis de Calvier ^^ , ^ Hgat fe ^ lfe gentleman , enjoying a landed esta # of 60 , 000 livres a feati is a * 5 sess ^ ' kt 600 livres—Awhile Mf , Broase ^ deFier ^

    don , a Protestant , whose i HW&me '' &k mounts to about 10 , 000 lif % « es , ^* lg ^ paid within this last year ^ the ^ s ^ af * of 15 , 000 livres towards tbosfe ebntrf ^ butidns . f - , ^ , f <*

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    CFrom the Journal etes Dtfodts ?) Protestant Society of L&kd&d . *> - The anxiety and inquiries of the Protestant Society of London ** have at . least produced one good "eHfect . ^ These inquities - have beboAie , % > 'ft

    very considerable class of * Ff e ^< # imen ; an opportunity for manffesthig sewth ments , respecting W'hicih thd ' most perfidious malevolence -feannot any longer express a ddtibt . ^ From all sides , the ^ heads and the mtffnbers ^ of or >

    the Cdrisisfories ' ^ re eager ^ tprove > by the * most ia ferthen tie protestations and the mos 1 : * formaldecla ^ rtoce 6 d * . ings of the Society in * Ltottdottjt and that * an excess cf ^^ eal ^ tlotfepfirfspirfecl that Society with itsifears an * Kmptt ctons . The following- is MfttiR >^ x ( ira < tt * from-& letter w 4 ii « h « Mi M&ffitm # nzde >

    laZalgue , President ? ofrthfe GtokstetxHy of the RefWmecT Cht # i * 5 fi > aifc > ( 3 \ aii * i (* f has written t ^^ his 'Ex edl tek&cy tthe Minister ^ * of th € J ^ Irtteri ^ n "^ setidlit ^< 'W him at the - s ^ fe ^ ffm 04 tfce ; Hotter whibfr the Society « 6 f 1 ^ fi ^ h * titf 4 Mhcb ^ b * to all the ComimariG& 6 fii $ rifoto *~ v < " Full * f aw entire c < mtlden <*>> in his

    M ^ isty Iidn **> i ( KVM # Hiity # $ » 4 H 4 * I ^ v ^ d King > , I Io 6 k for peaee andftrao ^ qilinity ^^ - * fi ^^ rth f&m Mm * M * °

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1816, page 176, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2450/page/48/