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      tettetk up king * , ) Mr . Hawses makes some judicious and truly p ious reflections on the late mortality in the Royal Family . He portrays the character

      of the late King with a friendly but discriminating pencil , and expresses some truly Christian wishes for the surviving members of his illustrious house . He says faithfully ,

      " Great and important indeed will be the force of their elevated example , whichever way it may preponderate— - may they , therefore , become truly sensible of its consequences ; for if it be in

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      Scapulae Lexicon Graeco-Latmum , &c . cum Indicibus et Graeco et Latino , &c . Consilio et Cura J . Bailey , A . B . Opera et Studio J . R . Major , A . B . editum . Royal 4 to . £ 4 . 4 s . The Age of Christian Reason ; contaming , exclusive of the Evidences of the

      Holy Scriptures , a Refutation of the Political and Theological Principles of Thomas Paine and M . Volney ; also of 8 . Francis , M . D ., in his " Bishop Watson refuted : " and the Objections of Atheists to the Being of a God answered

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      occasion , by the Rev . W . J . Fox ; and Strictures on William Cobbett with Paine ' s Bones , and on the Theology of R . Owen , Esq ., of New Lanark , in his Reply to the Chancellor of the Exchequer . By Thomas B rough ton , Esq . The Life of the Rev . John Wesley , and the Rise and Progress of Methodism . By Robert Southey , Esq . 8 vo . 2 vols .

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      favour of genuine Christianity , in the foil extent of its practical influences , they will become * burning and shining ' lights ' to the world , and most extensive blessings to the nation : but if , on the contrary , they * live as without God in the world , * their practical Atheism will prove

      more injurious to the honour and faterests of Christianity , and to the reli gious and moral character of the lower orders of the people , than the most specious and subtle of those writings , for the suppression of which they have lately shewn » o much anxiety . "—P . 13 ,

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      Coirotrj-8 vo . Is . 6 cf . ? A The Doctrine of the Trinity * w * 2 ET and the Authorized Version of the Scrip ture defended , in a Xetter to the liev-

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      240 New Publications .

      New Publications In Theology And General Literature.

      NEW PUBLICATIONS IN THEOLOGY AND GENERAL LITERATURE .

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1820, page 240, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2487/page/48/