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      £ f | i « ft& } &@ ££ i < iii > i *> £ J&wd / tfichnoutfcfs ^ U ^ lt aJ ^ iihut Wifrphiptd uHd ^ r the ^ e ^ o ^^ i ^ fc « # > a ^ 0 > aaMiitetapt ttdvlg * mft £ ; ^ tfic ^ i Metbodwtsi in tke ^ orttt ^^ n ^ f tte iat « Rev .- John Wes-\ 4 fi ^* rti ^ il&r ] y <^ sting « imlied

      tkm-^ tiH ^ ftjs ^ afeiVoiri t numerous body . A great many -DiiweBters ^ also ^ t » e ffyF * fat *\ at * ttoa * time * tvho hav e ^ iae * % d ^ Htb * ftey public body Since . Sa $ e 1 ^ kfS ^ r ^ ns who * were active i& 4 ^ U ^ &it tf&rx&ied a Society , and < $ li £ &tt $ h # Protestant Society 5 but * tithetiPtetfre **; ami have neither

      contributed tfo * the Society or been members ^ bf its Committee ; it cannot , therefefrre , ' be said with truth that this Society defeated L » ord Sidmouth , for it was not formed tiH after that event , aftd Marty who took part then have no connexion with it whatever . With

      fespect to the enlargement of the Act of TWeratiori , the Methodists , also , v ^ ere particularly employed to obtain that measure . The solicitor to that bodvr awd Mi ? . Butter worth , M . P , 1 , < myself , kuow to have been very active . ¦ !» .-.-.. ,, .

      ' ' Wis further ^ stated , * thatvthe ~ Comi « i $ fcefc « frs * Meoni posed ' fof several'members ofthe Established Oh arch . Now , SbptQkti nntties of thafc Committed are pilblish ^ d , 1 suppose officiall y * in a 'W 6 i * ic # Hfed the MvAn ^ lical Miscel'lart y ; it > a ^ 6 earfe that-there &re fifteen

      miiSislerk and fifteen - ge » tlemen-H ^ alI the ministers are Dissenters , and I perceive ^ ttye ^ Xhers , are , tradesmen in i ^ ie JMeJ roppJis * an < i may therefore be easily known ; and ou ( of tnd fifteen

      I only see one to whom any doubt Can rattach qf hte ;) be \ ng a , EJissenter—^ n ^ tfeat A $ , the infliviclual whose name KftfwMy ^ ps ^ ^ . pkyim&b { M r - OTMW . ^ He ( cjfoes ^ un 4 er ^ tard receive ' MW ^ BfSfW ^ lt atj ^ e cji itfcji pecaiTc ^^ WrTr ^ . ^ U- fa * ft ^ My ** fe , Dist ^^ Br ^ . ^ ye w 3 ^ brought up to attend further

      ^ ^ Mfefa ^ m Spjtal | ieIds , and now - > dgti eflds h ^^ eifvpn ^ ci pa 11 y at t that in aHrW $ f «! QJle 'APV . jyhere the Rev . ' " ivlr . Vj ^ t ^ . r ^ e ^ ' | i ^» --. h ^ i « a Vpa"VS utf ft ^^ lw . i ^ , v tW ^^ ffo ^ . educatiW Mhons for . the

      < ' JWJH !* ^ 'Wflft WWWfCT- * : Af . ^ ^^ jp th erefo re tp be deceiving the ? Sfe ^ i < ° tff tfy WVAfrat ^ he Commit-^ fi R 1 OTM 1 OT « f ^ TsSff ®*^^^^ % " ^^ m ^ AtW ^^ m ^ P , M \ 9 ^ %

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      %$ m £ niGxtek&itttlBkmce \ % &&m&idPQmnaiitee of foepiuttes L ^ ppoiiiitedo by ^ i"most ^ dTHie regu la r Jjwsepti ^ g ehiwich es in London , to protect and re ^ r ^ uent tfe ^ oi in ; al l > mai > tQr ^ ^ C ! e ^ f ^ otiiig their religious freedom , and fram > tfiri

      interesting volunaelately ^ puWifelied , containing ^ the Proceedings ^ ofl i ^ J&is body , it appears , that as loug > a | pc $# 1745 ^ they addressed a circular iicr | t # r to the Dissenters throughout , ; Ej » gland to raise forces against tl \ Q Pretender . They have also come ta *

      fesolutions on the present question * . I learn , in fact , that very fe \ Y ^ of the London Dissenters , belong . t ^ tfeis society , which assumes to repre « diit all England and Wales . They represent none of the Methodists- ^ tfee

      Quakers have a Comroittee of ^ Ufferings—atid indeed they only repr ^ sejit , according to their ovvn plan , those congregations who subscribe annually a certain sum . The design of the Society , it appears ^ was , J& protect the persons so subscribing in tJbeir freedom , under the acts of toleration

      as existing from time to time , and to afford legal assistance in assault * riot , & : c . Very important objects , no doubt , but fio'w this Committee of thirty , gentlemen , thus appointed from year , Jo year , can assume to represent all thes Dissenters , on the subject of a persecution in France , is to me inexplicable . . .

      An Oli > Citizen and Dissenter - - * 1

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      Wahabees , Mahometan Reformers . —Detters from Egypt state , ttmtJWohammed AH , the . reigning V lc ^ ay , Who had undertaken an ., expedition against the Wahabee Arabs ,, hjttl at length terminated it , wih complete success . After driving thetnj / Voin Mecca , Medina ^ aijd . the . poPtiiiAloijir

      the coast of the Red Sea , takingsrpossession of their great iulaiv ¦ - '?> ,, - « um . w / I

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      1 ttfst Auhual / M ^ i ^ oT'tfl ^ SAkh * ' errf UiiikrlUn nVid $ < fc \< W < * MV W % \ d on Wedaft H ^ yV if * Af ^ h 1 ^^ * # $ he General Baptist th ^ et , ThMmaa Street , Portsmouth . Th « Rev ^ W . J . Fox is expecte 4 to preaqh . / * ¦ •> ¦)! ¦ ' > ¦ c _ i ! L .: v ¦ ¦ ' : ¦ ^ * # f ^ v » hi ^ p . '

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1816, page 181, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2450/page/53/