Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

A correspondent says, that a fair opportunity now presents itself to propagate the Gospel in China. The Chinese are a mild and in many respects a wise people, and would now perhaps hear a true servant of Christ with the necessary attention. The Jesuits succeeded in propagating after their manner the christian faith among them, and were not expelled till they were found out in the attempt to gain the temporal dominion of the country in their hands. The Moravians, it is said, have lately succeeded, after indefatigable labours in spreading the Gospel over Lapland. They could spread it perhaps, at once in China. Are the disciples of Fox and Barclay, as well as other denomination of Christians, inattentive to the glorious work of bringing distant nations under the salutary dominion of the Redeemer of mankind? "How beautiful (saith the scriptures) are the feet of them that preach the Gospel of peace, and carry glad tidings of good things!"