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    a ehurch was , a few weeks since / dedica' - ted to the Worship of one God , fcverithe Father . In Baltimore , a pastor baa been happily ordained , who will watch over ! the flock of the Lord Jesus , that have so long been without an earthly shepherd . In Philadelphia , the Unitarian society has sd increased , that the erection of anew church has become necessary , and has been commenced . In New York , a

    mimster has been invited to take charge of the Second Congregational Church , whose labours , we have every reason to believe , will be abundantly prospered . In this city also , Unitarian Christianity retains its strength , A new society has recently been gathered ; and the former churches , which embrace the doctrines signified by this name , were uever more firm in their adherence to the great principles of Christianity , nor more prosperous in their condition .

    Among the means by which true religion , in theory and practice , is disseminated , few are more efficacious than periodical publications . Of these , four have ' Within the last year been commenced , which merit notice and patrouage : The Unitarian Advocate , and the

    Christian Teacher ' s Manual , published in Boston , each , in its own department , fitted to be very useful ; the Liberal Preacher , from Keene , ( NewHampshire , ) particularly valuable for its practical character ; and the Unitarian , three or four numbers of which have appeared in New York . • «

    The Committee have also noticed with pleasure , during the last year , attempts to make the English reader better acquainted with the true character of the Scriptures . Two editions of the New Testament have been issued , one coutaining a reprint of the common version , without the arbitrary division into

    chapters and verses ; the other presenting the common version , with those alterations only which were necessary to make it conform to Griesbach's edition of the Greek text , and an amended punctuation . Anew version of the book of Job ; has also been given to the public ; which ^ it is hoped , wUl be folloiyed by other Us

    successful attempts' to exhibit i the ^ jeaning of the Old Testament . These aue indeed but the first steps towards what -we deem a most desirable result , a now translation of the Wh&e tiible ; but they inspire confidence that this result will ere long be reached . . ji » « j < . ' In a review of the occurrences of the past year , and in the present appearances *> f the religloii * World , we find the ^ fore

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    noitog * Jgjgftcopfaqg ,. ^ m ^ ly ^ \ % 9 * fy den , but much to animate us . + , , .,:, K . We har ^ oe ^ c ^ l ^ iln ^ . pro ^^ ce * $$ *** n mpntfy * temm&w Cjw most « a ^ e * ^ i ^ p ^^^^ ijs , ^ fe cfeui ? ch at »^ altting ^ on ; ^ s b ^ e ^) ^ p ^ e ^ of its eairly aadin ^ efa ^ lgajbl ^ r ^ d , * Ita maa who was surpassed ^/ f ^ 4 Pf ??^ r stancy of faith , in practical . zeal ^ pr : i iu visible and growing usefulness .., 'J ^ e . ii ? tei ^ sts of truth , p / f virtue , and of justice , In this qommonwealth , have lost a

    patron f and an ornament ; one who glprffied his Father in heaven by a modest , upright , holy life ; in whose character were blended power and simplicity , firmness and moderation , benevolence and piety ; and iu whose happy death we were permitted to see the triumph of a pure and devout faith . These servants of God have gone to their reward : it is our office to bow in submission .

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    Bast-Indian Mission . We have recently received a copy of the Report made by the Calcutta Unitarian Committee to a general meeting of the friends and supporters of Unitarian Christianity in . Calcutta , held on Sunday ,

    the 30 th of December , l flg / . That meeting , as our r £ ac ( er « are ajVare , formed itself into a sqqety undejr ' iliedeiiomination of the British Indian ymtarian Association , . ^ li ^^ ub ^ i | i <^' { '( it : f&ii ' f | o <^ - meut will t > e fojiiwi-iu annot ^ to ' tlie ; last published Report pfcfy&ffiiWii and Foreigii Unitarian ^ si > c ? aUo ^; ,, t > n £ dt two additional ex ^ r $ c . ( s ' . W& % >^ %$ fy $ v&r fee interesting ; as well as Js ^ n > e j ^ i ^ s . OfUie Appendix , wftjch had nbtbw rjeci ^ iyed when that Report w ^ js puwish ^( | , a ' tyd which relate ^ o V ^ mi ^ ni , j ^ o | iej t ^ tt is entitled * * Second Memoir resDecirotf' the

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1828, page 869, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2567/page/69/