FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND SHIPPING NEWS FROM LONDON AND PORTS
Reports from Petersbourg note Empress seeks 80 000 recruits after losses in the last campaign. Vienna may concede hard points to Turkey to spur peace. London dispatches deny reports of the Princess Dowager of Wales illness. Sailing arrivals list ships to Oporto L Orient Dunkirk and more.
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Drake and Raleigh Commissioned for March Voyage
An item notes ships Drake and Raleigh commissioned for a round the world voyage under Captains Cook Furneaux and others, with March sailing planned. Also reports Planter with Capt. Wolfe arriving safely at Pensacola and various local notices, trials, prizes, and obituaries from York to London.
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Sermon on Subscription to the Thirty Nine Articles
This Day was published price 1s to requisition of subscription to the 39 Articles and Liturgy of the Church of England not inconsistent with Christian Liberty a sermon prefixed by Reasons against subscribing a petition to Parliament for the abolition of such subscription printed for W. Flexney opposite Gray's Inn Holborn sees RR pay Sane 3 pounds
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