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    REGISTER OF ECCLESIASTICAL DOCUMENTS.

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    maialy depetul ( m i&e ftautie ivepreseiHatives of the jjeeple it * , ^ s 4 MCa « p » f »^»» House of # &riiaane * it # thb ^ Mee ^ mg f ^ H due to tfremfare ^ bers , who stryggleM ftnd ( Ji ^ d Jo the cause of \ frj ? edom—to themselves , who desire its triumphs ^ -and

    to posterity , who shall be blest by its s ^ ccessy to etytreat' the ministers and members of their Society , and all friends to liberal principles throughout the empire at the approaching general election , }!{ & to compromise those principles , and avowedly to bestow their influence and their votes only on candidates of

    congenial spirit , who approve a general education , the circulation of the Scriptures , 41 * 4 t'Jre repeal of the Test and Co . rpora-

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    Tite GM ' wnn Cfwrch . ( From the Mcmiteur . ) p ^ partment tff Ece ? e $ i < zsrtca 2 Affairs and Public Instruction . Parim , Arnih . 11 .

    Messrs . the Gardhml de Laid , Archbishop of Rheims ^ 4 e . Beauset Roquefort , Archbishop of Aix ; de Nichy , Bishop of Autun , had the honour to be admitted yesterday , Monday , to an audience of the King , and iti the name of tie Cardinal * , Archbishops and Bishops of France , who are now at Paris , they placed in the hands of his Majeaty the following

    document : — € i Religion has hut too long had reason to lament the propagation of those doctrines of impiety and licentiousness which tend to excite all the passions against the authority of divine and human laws . In their well-founded alarms , the Bishops of France have exerted themselves to preserve their flocks from this fatal

    contagion . Why must the success which they have a right to expect from their solicitude be defeated by attacks , of a different nature it Is true , but which may lead religion and the state into new dangers ? * ' Maxitns received in th « Cburch of

    France are openly denounced as an offence against the divine constitution of the Catholic Church , as a work lavish with schism and heresy , as a profession of po | i $ | al Atheism . * ' ffoiv strange do the censures , pronounced without mission , without

    authority , appear , when we recollect the « ea-Ciments of tjsteejn , of confidence , and of affection \ wbieh the mcevmors of Peter , Charged like tifra to coftfbm their brethren fofc tjifc faith , ba « e coivlktetttry manifested to ^ var < J « i ^ CUcirclt which hter fcivms been m Mth % *\ to ^ totrf v

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    lioo A ?* vwitl *\^ Q ^ ouffrte WHiv ^ ml lmpr ^« iii ^ t , ifcitert ^ m& &&c&" ^ £ WE have twecn i « formed Unl M ^ irg ! , IFilhiter end Co ., B < tol&e £ ktoni , , ^ bb » rJ pool , ha ^ e opened a co iainumcati ^

    with New York ^ Pfetom pffiaimwk dfafr ton , ( America , ) for ^ ke purpose of obtainiiig all the Unitarian ainl Mber wtfy . lications which appear in thuwe pjbaoe » ^ the friends to Unitarmnl ^ n will th erefere have an opportunity of ol > taimBg works at a reasouabie price and with legijiurhy . ^^^^^^^^ B ^^^^^^^ P * . -. a i ' ¦ L !_ ¦ f 1 I \ ; . .

    The-Her . J * H ; Ryxano haa Tfedigtied the pastorship of the Unitarian cot > gregation at Dte&t . :

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    u But what astonishes iB ^ rtd afflict us most , is ' . the ten » erily with which attempts are made to waive a « opinion that formefiy arose in the midst of the anarchy and confusion in which Eferopewfts plunged , which was always rejected by the Clergy of Francend had folleM isto

    , a almost universal oblivion ; an opinion which would render sovereigns dependent on the spiritual , power even in . temporal matters , so that it might , in certain cases , release their subjects from the oath of allegiance . ; ' * Undoubtedly the just and good pod does not give to sovereigns the i $ ghjh $ o

    oppress the people , to persec « fte religion , and to command crime and apostacy ; undoubtedly also the princes of the earth are , lik < e other Christians , subject to the spiritual power in spiritual things . But to pretend that their infidelity tcr the divine law would aim til their titlek as

    sovereigns , ( hut the pontifical supremacy might jro so far as to deprive them of their crowns , and to deliver them to the mercy of the multitude , fe ^ d ^ Dt rine which has no foiindatiott either in " 'the

    gospel , or in the apofetolfaal traditiolis or in the writings Of the dbetirsij Ated * he examples of the holy persou s ° wti 9 ador > ied the brightest ageft of Chrk « 1 aiv Antiquity . .. ' . ¦ . ' sr , vt . - ¦'

    *« In consequence , we ; the ttti ^ e ^^ gtt ^ Cardinals , Archhtehops and BlftlVO ^ , ikM it our duty to the K \\\ gr -& ? &&& *** the divine itiinistry which is ^ ttf&W ** us , to the tme imerestfi © f rel ^>« ^ * V sereral Stated erf Chi ^ tendom , t « depart that we reject the injurious ^ jiHfi « a ! i " w > B «

    by which it has been tfttempfed to ^^ the maxima a « d the wieniory of < # ai * f * ~ dt * ee ^? ors in the ^ epl 8 COpaey f ifoat ^* ^' main invmlaWy Mtached to th ) e do « twe , swh as they h * m * tfatismitt ^ i ' . W-ii ^ . on tto'tti&fe'bf « 6 V ^ rH ^ i » v ¦ ti * # b VW * t full aitf nf » i ^ hi te ki # ^« iwto »« e ^ » ^^

    Register Of Ecclesiastical Documents.

    REGISTER OF ECCLESIASTICAL DOCUMENTS .

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    44 B Intollig enct . *— Register \ j £ JSWofe ^^ w / w a / Documents .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1826, page 440, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2550/page/60/