The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-10-20 00:00:00

Drvric.
Lady SL
The Karl of Itesborough has arrived —Liston, ... Liverpool.
The Earl and Countess of Parlli won and family have ar-
rianl at their meat, Newton-house, Yorkshire, front Raby Castle,
Durham.

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I:,as)liss Bends 73f 4i 74
I i•treslll4.4. 141
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I ..tombias Ire 73
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D go Deeds (MI) 141
V,aseis Reosesl).se (X 41W.
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01katemosia &rip 5 q as
Diu.. Acct. 51 S dot
alositom**4* 75
Dino pops/* ( tau) 781.77 .;
Ditto Scrip 11t1:15115 4
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Ditto Asa. V ottl
Mu. oath stin ON 180
Rotation Bonds tlttn) El 3 1
11 31
Spigots Cons. 181 171 1
Ditto Acct. II 171
Ditto Ile 1111
Iktto Gotta. (1823) IN 13
Ditto Acct.
FISTENDA S .

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share. rem. Premium jar stare.
Ang1e.11e1ie55.......f.":..-411111 30 40 374 33
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I 'amino ii..E;;;;itolirasii. Ile 3 41 4 1
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bitty 40 Li 13
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t straitmAtiiluwing
blush to ass that in a city whose commerce exceeds that of
Tyre and Sittol, religion slut prayer have been excluded
/from the London Darks ; but the Icask
triumphaut over poor perishing siunensi iightermen VW}
watermen are immortal 'creatures, and stunt communida
has been held in the upper pool of the Thames, and sedan
have bail the advantage of ending (glory be to grace
the Bethel Union), that though dead in sin, their
faith being 'put into the furnace, has become as pure gold.
1 The ferrymen at first scoffed at floating chapels, but the
Sailors' itzza::ine has hem the means of bringing many ot
them out of darkness into marvellous light. From the mewl
couraging numbers that attend at llorslydown and Lam-
beth, there is room to hope that the wells of salvation i
are cp..ning,' and that ' righteousness will flow in like I
a stream.' Backslidings there are which occasion risings
of grief ; but we hold in our hands the lamp of life, and
we will search out lost souls OD the banks of the T• A sees,
and bring them to the fold of Br!. wri

Blau. complaints Will btri7`
it aof certain evil-at.,
persons who would keep sail Orin the bondage of sin, by
bringing the Babel flag lots suspicion, and casting con-
tempt on them as fanatic:. " Such persons," it will be
" have not respect unto the covenant, for the dark
Nees of the earth are full of the habitations of cruelty ;-
will he exhorted " to become fools that they may be
The usual quantity of gibberish will follow, and
usual quantity of texts will be strung together—the
Ertimates will be snatle—new funds will be found
oting to "advance the COO Sr of the lard among Jailors,"
:entity hearts of the ladies will be appealed to, otwotp
for ercry good work—children still be told how
better their pence will be bestowed, if put into "the
Treasury," which proflteth the soul more than if
out in buying cakes and sweetmeats, which profit

her the ►oul nor the body.
the course of the different speeches wonderful stories
be told, and anrilLites related miraeulwis c meet:ions
seamen ; of donations from those who first felt eon vie-

Sill Ina FLOATING CIIAPFL, and the Irttniblert mite
.declared to be an acceptable gist, in the way of es,-
, and as contributing to manure the " fields already
into harvest."

pra'se will be given to :he pious labours of the City
lissionarics in the courts anal lanes of London, and a
ILOH.I Hymn will probably follow, by way ui epilogue,
• in its spirit to the chorus sung by the SPltlit;b:AM
.ALL, to the tune of " Sally in our Alley
Then let us all join heart in hand,
Thru' counuy, town, and city ;
Of every age, and every sex,
Young men and maiden. pretty ;
To haste this Golden Age's reign

On every hti wd valleys
Tbm paradise shall greet our eyes,
Thru' every street and alley ! !
CITY, 110.1101[11DAT
_Stock Markets and die weailikr ieetkitqualjisloomy
to-day. In Consols there was scarcely a bargain done
- the morning. The price for the November Account
f all day.

chief variation in the Foreign Market was in Greek
, which improved conaillerably. They were from
301. Colombian Bonds were also a shade better,
, as was Mexican &rip, 81 8. The other Securities
which the principal operations take place in this Market
at Thinday's quotations, and the business in them
inconsiderable.
Equally unimportant were the transactions in the Share
Market. Anglo-Mexican Shares were reported at 40 37
those of the Castello Association at 41 4, and !he Pawl
Shares at 1 I premium.
There were very few sales of Sugar in Mincing-lane ibis
twining, in consequence of holders being unwilling '/o.
their price, and grocers determining not to buy at it.
was very much depressed. The price of Rum con-
firm, but the demand was trifling.

Extract of a letter from Paris :—" There have been se-
veral Cabinet Council! lately on the subject of South
America. The French Government has received from a
ate agent at &vow a rough sketch of the address in-
, nded to be sent by Congress to most of the European
Power,, and it is fully expected that De Villele will
—lily prevent all remonstrance, by rending out Consuls.
is the general statement here. The Spanish Antbas-
has teen much with De Villele on the subject."
rewfotindland Papers of so late ■ date as the 28th ult.
received yestenlay at the North and South Ame-
. 4 Coffee-house; but they contain no matter of political
Interest.

The Jamaica Paper: state, that " instructions have been
vistrived at the Custotn-house of Kingston, from the Com-
istesioners of Customs, London, directing their officers to
Use to dear out a vessel having coffee 011 board, wilesa
.t the certificates required by the Act of the British Par-
liament, 5 (40. 11, cap. et, sec. 3, are produced; and to
use to receive certificates which have undergone an al-
ration ; and to consider the coffee shipped under such cer-
ilieates as shipped without a certificate, unless such alter-
ation is noticed in the Jurat. Certificates which have the
weight inserted in a hand-writing different from the other.
writing therein. will be considered as hating undergone an
alteration."—Turk's Island had been visited with a severe
hurvicane on the Stith of July, which did great mischief
among the 'hipping there. At the Court-house, Fal-
mouth. a subscription had Nett opened to establish a fund
for building a Presbyterian Church, which was going on
prosperousiy.
Wet have received Charleston Papers to the enth of Sep-
smasher. The Dtitv comtnunicatiuns of interest are further
&UM of the late luurr:cane, which appears to have visitrit
several of our lahmils, occasioning great devastation. The
of sotton of the present year is said to he tarps than
sinshat inner before been retied in tha: Untied States.

expected that the excess will amount to between one
.1 two hundred thousand hags.
The New York Papers gave an account a short time
•ee. of the plunder of a party returning from New.
• xien, and the carrying off a number of mules by the
- Indiana. It is now ascertained that the party at-
4, cupolated of 17 Americans and Y.l Mexicars.
lig the latter was a Member of the Mexican Congress.
number of the Osage' was about 70i) About 140
tes and heaves were taken, and the Mexicans were
,etely 'implicit. At 70 miles distance front the Missouri
ntier. on arriving at the fir.' settlements, the Alest?ans
topped to ref►esh themselves and horses ; after it hick, the
ncipal individual among them, the Member of Congress,
to go to the city of Washington, for the purpose cf
Ailing personally acquaintA with the people and inall-
,tions of North America.
It appears by the Washington Papers, that the eccentric
visionary Contain Symmer, who started some years ago the
theory, vet offered to prove it practically, that the in-
terior of the ghillie is inhabited, bad sot out on a visit to din
Eastern States, with the view of propagating his opinions,
and also of betting up for recruits for an exploring party
to the northern cavity. • He was accompanied by an " as-
s:Want " lecturer.
The Pensite.la Gazet'e of. the 2311) August states, that a
oeautiful specimen of eta [skied cotton, growing on the
plantation ofJntlge Gamier, on St. Rosa Svuu•l, has been
produced, stud is pronounced by oterchawes equal to toy

the same channel, come down only to the 12sh of August, N.S.,
and contain no accounts of engagements either by land or sea, ex-
cept a short entice of two inconsiderable affairs on theth August,
with a small corps of Egyptians and Albanians that went to fo-
rage on the plain of Caritene. It is remarkable that in these three
numbers of the lltdra Gazztte, not a syllable is said of the fa-
mous Act of the Provisional Government of Napoli di Rairrania.
but oddly enough, No. 137., of sth August, gives the posted of
the French and American Deputies from the Philhellenic Societies
( Roche and %Vsshing•on), with the following introduction :
•• Hydra. August 5.
" For mme days past manuscript copies have been circulated
here of a representation of the French General Roche and the
American Mr. Washington, to the Supreme Directory.
" Difficult as we find it to behest that, according to the customs
of civilised nations. such an oat could with propriety be presented
to a Government by men, who though diatinguiMod in all respects
worthy of general esteem, hot other wise destitute of all political and
diplomatic character, and though we at. not even now officially
informed of the authenticity of this paper, we think it our duty to
insert it in our paper, that our readers may not complain that we
keep them in total ignorance of passing events in Greece."
Mere follows the protest of Messrs. Roche and Washington of
the 28th July, and the Hydra Gazette conclude with the following
sentence:—
" If such a writing has really been presented to the Directory•
and the Government thinks St to answer, we promise, as soon as
we receive the answer, to communicate It for the satisfaction of our
readers."
Since then General Roche end Mr. T. Washington have ad-
dressed themselves to Ibrahim Pacha, to propose an armistice to
him : we know not whether in the name of the Greek cation or a
part of it. The Pacha has rejected the proposal,
Later accuunti from Constantinople of the 16th (by Express)
state that, news had. been received there from Napoli di Romania of
the beginning of this month that Ibrahim Poch*, with 2,000 men,
had marched towards the south of the Peninsula; it was said to
Modal, there to watt for the reinforcements expected front Alex-
andria, which are reported to amount to 8,000 men. Tripnlina
was occupied by 6.000 men, and the communication between that
town and the southern fortresses was entirely free.

The insurgent Government et Napoli is said to have at length
resolved to exchange the two Peetlas, Ali and SeHai, detaine,. by
the Greeks contrary to the capitulation, for the son of the Bey of
Maine and Captain Jatrake, who were taken by the Egyptians at
Navarino.
On the departure of these last accounts. they were fully con-
vinced at Constantinople of the falsehouti of the preceding reports
respecting the state of things at Missolongtii. The Porte had also
received the news of the arri►al of the Capitan Pacha, with his
fleet, at Alexandria.--alastridts Observer, Orr. 7.

DRESDEN. OCT. 4.
The persons of the Court who are to receive at the frontiers the
bride of hit Royal Riglinen Prince 51E606lian, are already ap-
pointed ; their number is very considerable.

We hear nothing more of the formation of a Catholic Con%is-
tory, which wu proposal in the last Diet. It is affirmed that some
conditions added by the States prevented it. Yet usprejtalical
persons wish that the precarious state of the Saxort Catholics should
be more consolidated by means of inch a Board as in oth r Ger.
man States.

On account of the low prices of provisions, the Police of the
capital has reduced the wages of all chums of workmen. The
other cities, and still more the inhabitants of the country. are very
desirous that this measure may be rendered general, and the ex-
traordinary high rate of wages be reduced in conformity with the
present cheapness of all the necessaries of life.

QUEBEC PAPRUS.
We have received Quebec Papers to the 16th nitimo.
The uncommon drought of last summer appears to have
been 'nettled with unions consequences in the British
settlements.
Qeenrc, FTPT. 13.
The inhabitant* of Nova Scotia snel New firunswLek were re-
lieved Rom the Inconvenience etpeeteneed front the drought of
the season by copious rains towards the close of August. Much
injitry has been done by lire in the woods, both in New Brunswick
and the State of Maine, particularly in the former, where one tire
destroyed two villages, and one hundred and ninety-three houses
were entirely burnt.
During Tuesday night and yesterday there wis a fall or rain in
this part of the ccunrry, which will 'revive the pastures sufrormg
by the drought. In the lower part of this district much grain is
yet nut.
Ili+ Serene llighnera the Prince of Sate Weimar arrived et
Montreal on Thursday. and was saluted W. he landed by B'.lltien's
batteries, and on the following day he aepartcd for the United
States.

Ex et n tovs To Arrt.r.riro.—.Tive mages bet wren ilmion and
New York. which took 13 days on the first staring in 1772, row
run It in Sfi hour..
. . _

Nearly as many ships have entered at the Citstovi-house, Que-
bec, at this date u during the whole of the past )ear.

The evening papers of y;sterday published and com-
mented upon an extract from the Hae.•id alvtrtte, as an
original article of news. They copied it from a morning
paper, which stood indebted for it to our columns, in which
it first appeared this day week !

ROMAN CATHOLIC I NIII.E.RANCF.—An attempt has been
rued. at Gueret, in the department of La Cruese (France),
to bring the new law upon eacritege into i:!ay, but the ac-
cusation was of so absurd a nature, that the essay proved
abortive. The following are the eircunistancesei—M.
Perrot, the principal proprietor in the commune of Ra-
zelet, understanding that it was the intention of the clue
ro conduct the procession of the Pete Dieu throne' his
pasture grounds, called at the curo's home% and not find-
ing biro at home,• told his servant that lie was averse to
the procession pruning through his property. On this being
communicated to the cure, he called on M. Perrot, and
asked him if it was his intention to hinder the procession
from passing through his land. M. Perrot answered in the
affirmative ; to which the cure replied—" "Fie very well,
we 5h..11 see when the time comes." M. Perrot, however,
, did not keep to his resolution, and the procession passed
over his land without ally let or hindrance. Yet. strange
to say, the eure drew up a complaint against him, for,
hewing verbally expressed his intention. This was Signed
by the Mayor, and transmitted to the King's Attorney—
and what is stilt more extraordinary, this grave functionary
thought proper to prosecute, before the Tribunal of Cor-
reetnmal police of Gueret, M. Perrot, and called for the
application to him of the 13th article of the L w of Sa-
crilego, which polishes with fine and imprisonment any
attempt to trouble or obstruct 'religious ceremoni; sor pro•
evasions. In the course of the trial, the King's Attorney
broached the very extraordinary doctrine, that whenever
a priest, in the exercise of his functiona, shall cotnmand
any thing to he done, no matter of what nature, the final
duty of the subject is to obey. Let him, afterward*. if
there be cause, make his complaint tp the proper audio-
rit ice. The members of the Tribunal, however, were not'
ittelined to sanction such extraordinary passive obedience,
for th•te acquitted M. Perrot.
The Russian gold mince arc represeuted as likely to be-
come very protluvtive. Not less than ten thousand pounds
eee'ght of elk preeioue metal arc expected to be obtained
its the cone se of the present year.
LosvoN MAUMEE lsartrattold.--Yestertlay, the!
subscribers and fitends to this excellent Institution bad
their atifinal ;fleeting at the Marine S ty's rooms, rawer
the Roval Fxrhang-, for the purpose of receiving the Re-
port of the Committee for the past year, and the el etion
of offic,Ts for the year ensuing. The attendance of mem-
bers was rather more thin than usual, but this circumstance
oat amply comperisated for by the eery cheering prospect
of the Society's affairs displayed in the Report. After pass-
ing some routine Resolutions, electing a 'Treasurer, &ac-
uity. and Counnittte of Alanagement, the. meeting sepa-
rated. In the evening they again assembled, with increased
numbers, at the London Tavern, where the annual dinner
was held, and a truly grateful feast it proved. Several ap-
propriate speeches were delivered ; suil, between senarnent
and sang. the company were Laid under erninter air
ail vaeced hour of the inclining.
The new harbour at Stihnouth, few witielkan eliet afi Per-
Lament was obtained durise4 the Isst. Sraajna will balm),
crcded with as sot: u the mouser/ funilamevelscribed.

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her seat
seat in Sow h

on ft vi-

'l'he Honourable Colonel Anson has left Euston•hall for
Newmarket.
Mrs. Dawson has arrived at her house in 31ar.chestrr. square,
from her seat neu Lflodsor.
Arrival at the Bri•ish Hotel, Jermyn.street :—Lnnl Erskine
frum Paris. Depsrturrs :-31r. and 3lrs. Tomlin. for Bath, J.
Fowler, le‘q. for Oxford.
Colonel and 3lrs. Ford have left Jordan's Hotel, St. James's.
street.

Arrival. at Kirkham's Hotel. Lower ttronk-vreet :—Mr. and
31 ry. Tyrrell from their seat in Oxford,.hire, the Rev. Mr. and Mry.
Ballard from a tour. Departures:—Ur. and Mrs. Heaviside for
Rath. Henry Crimes, Esq. on a tour, Wm. Phillips, Esq for
Brighton.
J. 6. Lambton, Esq.. M.P. has arrived at his seat, Lambron
Hall. Durham, from a 'nor.
The lion. W. Lamb has left town for Earl Cowper's sent, Pan-
saner, Hens.
Arrival. at Miyarea Mt.', Lower Itronk-Yrroet tt—lowel Edward
Thynne from the North; R. Roden, Esq. and Mrs. Roden from
Bath.
Arrival. at the 13 '•al lintel, Si. J.tmes's.atreet :—Capt. Sinclair,
H. N.. (trivet.. Esq. Departutea: —O. C. Moystnn for Oxon.
J Stunk', E•q. for Cobham. Cothelli. EN. for Cheltenham.
BO C. Wranghain. Fig for Oxnn.— Kernnliq, E.g. on a tour, E.
Parrott. E.q., and Watson. E. 9. and family fur (ilaagow, J.
Page, Esq. for Kent, the lion. T. Eiennes for Belvidere.

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COLOMBIAN LOAN, 1822.—The lialf-vastly Divi- of scan
deed, doe on the ht of November nest, on the Monde iseuet
by via Use. blamed Jiese Heetado, will be said on that end every "v't"r
stmesedtog day, at the enoodag-home of Mesart. Herring. bra- will he i
I heat. end Penh*, 3, Freeman's-mart. Dunhill, between the
turas of too ao4 three. The Dividend Warrants, with a List ample,
I mime in numerical order, are to be left one day previous for white 1.
esaminatima. Due
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NI iasior
gilt NrittOh Vreoo* Swicos
.— --- -- similar
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DRURY-LANE THEATRE. RABIC,
, . This Reining, THI/Ri4DA V. Opt. SO, will be 101.01001
LOVE FOR LOYL
Illr liantssed Lion& Mr. Dowtnn ; Valentin*, Mr. Walleek! Fore-
WO*, Mr...Tf Mesons: scandal. Mr. Pestle,: fleo, Mr. HaNey 1 Tattle.
Mr. Drewilel Jemmy, arr.J. Se U. ansettea. Mn. Devises: M's
I /kelpie. Mn. Orgsit • Mn. hail. Bre. Vitali Lae Prue, Silas
1.613, . Arta wlthell.
I:Atte-rise ARO OftitON.
teenage, W. wades I erica, str. 0. San. kt.. Motets Bilantlne,
'Olaisfestabses
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COPICATT-GARDEN THP.4TRP.
me westing. THURSDAY, ti 90, will be performedTHß INCOM ANT:
(in
I tim MATT WIN HIM.
014 Kleabet. Itteft. Pimp / Vaunt Mbrabetl, Mr. C. Kemble. Duretete, The !
Mk. Jolters. Insane. Mrs. Chattsrley.
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11411 MINN TUTOR; or, NEW LIGHTS. to-day.
-terry O'Rourke. Mr. Connor.
To moon& with THT PADLOCK. •'" (luring
was 88,
Leonora. Miss Paten.
.t„<:,. The
HAYMARKET Tit EA VIP'. . Hands,
A • FOR THE BENEFIT OP MR. PINING .AND MISY OPOROE. v9l to
13 This xventniasznalli.,4oe4itailiiTtlitat perforated
Count Rloooint. Mr. visit*/ Antonio. Mr. Wilkinson: Sumo. 734; a
Mr-Prue
, i Ftwarn, Mr. Liston: Clieteibluo. Mn. nuraby.. Couslone in whir
Annioftint. Mrs Osofillei tisanes. Madame Vessels.
' After *bleb DEAF Ai A POST. Were al
Trtstzett lam. Mr. Union. very in
PAUL t
. . Ttlftlkstellatthel A.
Pail'. alsdanst vamps; reginki. Was Gear (M. , Equi
----.—d-,0--- .: Market
, . . ADEL Pin THEArRP, STRAND. . those d-
' This Behenlng, THURSDAY, OeNenir SO, will be promoted the Cowlc Shares
Barlett* of
*,,.. LA .. IIBMI Or. KING CHARLES AT TUNIFIRIDOP. WELL'. They
N TS4I Cbarseure by iitesera. T. P. Cooke, . Votes. J. Reeve. inCti null
1 • • Terry: Miss P. Inmost awl Mrs. fhtwintara. lowt•r tl
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AfteTr whlek tbe favewrlts Burl/eta of
Illt RILE BACHIELoR. • Coffee i
tinned Isr ChM. Courtin. Mr. Tarp*: shares. yr. *tench ; Once, Mr.. !
t,‘ Flftwithant.
To coneitille with the Dori/Nue at
QUADRUPEPS! Extr
eranmeem fib. Yes*, Abrebantedse, Mr. J. Steers: Dorothea. Mrs. yen! (
ritserawans.
1 ......T.T.—_____tr.2.,— Amnesic
Tee Barris* Passe commenced publishing yesterday morn. private
lag at five o'clock. ' t. nded
LONDON. TBIURSD.t Y. OCTOial 20, 1823. Powers
. .: Z. 1 l ammaalella speedil]
This is
Again the French Papers have not arrived. By an Es- iadm, II
press from Paris, received in the course of yesterday, we Nov
1 1` tram that the Five per Cents. dosed on Monday at 100 f. w. re r
and. she Three per Cents. at 72f. rican C
1 . .—....enge.--- I intents'
ii ‘,
The
Frankfort papers to the 13th inst. reach• d our office Ist
receive
night. • We give extracts from them in another column. i -n1 --imam
The Asatrian Obeerree contains the observations of the 1 refits,
Hydro. Gentile on the impertinent protest of General ; all the
Hoene and Mr. TowsseNn WASHINGTON, against the' 'limn/
' act of the Greek Government soliciting the protection of 1 refuse
terstim
Great Britain. The mita takes a just view of the relation tig„te
% • in which the French and American Envoys Antal with ation it
regard to Greece. end expresses strongly, hot with tern. weight
persnce, his sense of their officious and offensive Inter- writiall
alterati
ference. It appears, however, that these gentlemee, not- huu,
withstanding the avowed sentiments of the Greek Govern- among
ment and people respecting their intermakiling with mattes mouth,
wholly beyond their province, sunsequently thought fit to for boil
make application to IBA•Hlill PACII• fur an armistice. P IC
which the Egypdan, we suppose. interpreting the r-o- Lembo,
pesol to be an evidence of the alarm and weakness of his details
adversaries, deemed it expedient 'to reject. It appears several
quilt certain that Ise /MIX has returned to the coast, find- i crop of
i \-
any tie
ng Isiviseeff unable to maintattetletargtiao in the interior It is et
of the Mores without reinforcements.
and tw
--evelonee-- The
' Thin evening a Meeting of the Marine Apteithi will l'i"evt
be held under the Bernet Feats, which will he hoisted N' Ile`
. 1 Osage
for the occasion at the City of London Tavern. Thete tacked,
will, no doubt, be orations in abundance. I t is no diffi- Annul
cult matter to anticipate the substance of them. " A 1 The rs
t r brazen face, and a bell-metal voice" will he the articles I "1"
1.
~ } street
most itl request ; of these, however, there will be no ; frontie
,' dearth. The re/Oriews psidie will be appealed to for ji esA I ,tuppei
comer ibatiou. They will he told of blessings out of num. princir
tier that have attended the work of soul-saving among the wal to
iodate—that the Society feel more than ever desirous to • Irt.°l"ii
•
&hound in every good word and work among their tali
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3 ~e• esierl'wear4lllO-4111 O lees Domani 12 lon .., . mcCeetled in proventing their admission. This circa 31- The lam mail Ram Constaationple, of 10th September. bring* in Kent.
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