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    earnest wish to give proofs of the affection they cherish for you . " On the 6 tt of M ^ rch 1818 , M . Milan \ vtote to the clergy that he * vaS rea < fy to submit hnresfelrVedly to the ttegulatiohdfth ^ Std dt May . If here

    was scaifceT y one of the pastors \ Vho had not seen aiid conversed affeetioiiately with him : We shall See ftetfeafiefr in Whkt iiiatarter he s ^ ote of tfie ^ r conduct . At this pefta % hoW ^ V , ik apparently yielded to " their whites I here Insert his titi&s : " 1 bfcve sinned against fy 6 u Aly brethren , fty a deplorable spirit of exdilsioii which

    was other than the wfedotn th&t cotnretli Wm above . The lioi-ft 1 oM hkd rhiet ^ y onmje j he had made use of ^ the solicitude , the counsels , iii& twarnpie , ike

    pious ibrtfing's of many of froze , to keep me frooi filing ivhen I stood bix the bni& of the abyss , ft is itiy desire , bi * ethreii . litlifer theise hatobii

    circutiistUtic ^ B , tb ^ t aitt fedt thit ybu i ; equ ^ of me ; I will ait le ^ t do all that t atti p ^^ mitted , ticA if I caiitibt ajmrjc )^ % re ^ iiiatlpii wKicii fe iitrt t 66-sisteht WithlIbV jiftnt ' Jpl ^ 1 ^ 11 be iubjiiit tb % that pierce Hxidy be titi-Jnlfe ^ rliptea . ¥ fes ; Wiy fe tlr ^ s ahd fcret&r t ^ ri ^ t M eliailt ^ fe df tftof 6 Worth I ^ ati the Mumph df the ^ iindeyt omniSilife- I feel this triith ^ tid I will br 6 Ve it to f 6 \ x . Be ^ Was ^ d then to listen With Mtidiiess tothfet ^ oMtion I

    &W ^ t 1 hL ^ T Whole he&ft , Tot thfe skke of : { teadc ! to sitbsrtribe to tHe I ^ e ^ ula * t ! 6 h of the ; 3 ril bf May 1817 ; &id grant ttte ydiit firatef-rikl atfectio ' n . I Sm Mjfti ¥ fesp ^ dt , &c . " r Wli 6 Wbiitd Wot have btelitvted these

    profetatibnB Isincbi-e > W ^ ^ h all ti 6 w see Irdw M . Makti wrote jotn the sam € subject when in England , in a letter printed i p the preface to a Sermon * publislied in m # &h : * s ¦ ¦

    "•* Not bdnfe able td pibfcWt-e tllis ' pamphlet , tto TrM ^ iator * ob % ed ^ i $ We ifche fbflftDWiAfe < iiK ) tati 6 li ft * dltt M , € hen ^ . vl < Nic \ s < Fion > h tmtlslatiouofii ^

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    ff Wy g 0 o&ffi&nil and true brdtfcer in Jems GfaisL " I entered again , as you are aware ., into external fellowship with the jpastor 3 of jGeneya * b y ^ submitting D to the Regulation of th ^ e 3 rd of 8 ay 1817 . I < vaa itidtii&d t& do so % the ^ ir ^ itmvention of severa l of those gentleiftent it ho shamefully deeeived me

    respecting the sense cf that abominable Regulation ; and especially bjr th > e inflfo ^ iScte of felse charity . I " firiml % avow , and Will avow in the fece of the Chui-dh , that I was Watiting' in faith , tod was actuated by a miserable desii * £ of conciliating every one , flattering myself that I ishould thereby

    m 6 re elasiiy rnake my way to ik& h ^ art . HbWeyet , it was iii mercy that Jestts Christ suffelfed me tb fall , that toy fall might be the toeaiis of faising tt& lip and giving me fresh stteingth , &c . ^

    After reading these contradictions , it will be the less Surprising to find that notwithstanding his letters , ia which he appeared to open his heart to the pastors , lie mounted the pulpit ; of ' the cathedral a ^ h < 6 rt time after , to condemn las heretics all who xlid not

    embrace his opinions , Th ^ compMnts of the aiidreqcie on this procedure were universal ^ and to pfevent ; sttch scenes of agitation in fixture , the pastors both of the city and the country wfcrfe forbidden to |> ermit thfeir pulpits to be occupied by M . Malan , tvho at that time was not required bjr his station to exercise $ he functions of-a

    jwefacher . As M . Malan h « is affirmed ^ ainl re > - gptefeited that lie had never been listened to ^ that he had been cohtemned and rejected ^ and sis he h « fe s ^ id a great deal about his : foufr last letters ^ to which he had rec ? eiv ^ d no answer in

    consequence of a resolution taken by the pastoi-s , who for months had occupied several hbu < r& at each of their sittings dn deliberating- 'on M . Ma Jan and his letters , it will be desirable

    ^ before wfe proceed the end the narrative , to give a brief survey of the fcfibrts that hatfe been vainl y made ^ either > to jprevent fresh deviations on the part of M . Mal&n , or to recall him to his ( jcrnheikion .

    On March 28 , 1817 , the Moderfettolr was directed to see M . Malaii and ^ onvetse with him respectiiiff Borne

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    66 Professor Chenevi&Nffi ^ Summary of the late

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1824, page 66, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2521/page/2/