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The SOCIETY OF FRIENps.-There was a great
altering last evening at the Quakers' Meeting


ouse, in Rose street, to near the Rev. George
Ihits, one Of the most popular preachers of the


ody. The house was well filled in every part.


his gentleman is generally thought to be, by the
.ct TO which he belongs, the most profound ex.
osnder OF Holy writ that has ever been known


nee the Apostle Paul. He is considered rich and
pcy eloquent and sublime; true and consistent,


18th common sense just and equitable in all his
elinealions Of the character of Christians and
Mi Christians; that he is capable of drawing just
nalesies between the works Of nature end its in
lslble author, and capable of proving TO de-
honstraiion that they are identical with the life Of
ehrist and the spirit of wisdom. The gentleman
certainly did not adduce much evidence last even
Sng OF hispowers in any one of these points. His
address was mainly to the young members of the
ody, enjoinins them to stand fast by the covenants
hey had made to obey the dictates of their con-
Sclence, in which he contended that all true re-
gion lay; and after a few eulosies on the syste m
education adopted by the Society of Friends,
rhich he termed the only true theoretical system
religious instruction, the gentleman concluded


discourse OF upwards OF an hours duration. We
bay advert more al length 10 the gentleman's OBJ
erYatlUas IN our next