Destruction threats and urged unity in a sermon text
A sermon laments impending ruin and condemns seditious acts while urging charity and loyalty. It portrays damaged churches and clergy, cites divine protection, and calls for repentance, prayer, and united resolve to restore peace amid national distress. The preacher warns treachery may still lurk and urges vigilance and reliance on God.
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Yemitten
Perdition
Jerusalem
City Fire Destroys Thousand Homes Including Notable Buildings
In the fire of Saturday September 21 a thousand houses nearly a quarter of the city were burned. Trinity church the public charity school the Rettor s house and a Lutheran chapel were consumed. The Corporation of Trinity church estimates the loss at thirty thousand pounds New York currency.
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Trinity Church
Public Charity School
Rettor
New-York
Restoration of Harmony and Loyal Address to King George
A sermon ends with a call for divine favor and protection for King George. The clergy, loyal to the Sovereign, closed doors rather than omit duties to Heaven. Congregants are urged to unite in worship and implore God’s blessing for the king’s long life, happiness, and restoration of order across his dominions.
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King George
See His Majesty's Speech at session conclusion
The article notes the conclusion of Parliament's session followed by the reading of the monarch's Speech outlining royal priorities and future agenda. It highlights the government gains and the opposition's response as lawmakers prepare for upcoming votes and policy debates.
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His
New Edition of Everal Discourses at Temple Church
This Day were published price bound newly printed in three volumes octavo a Seventh Edition of Everal Discourses preached at the Temple Church by Thomas Sherlock D D late Lord Bishop of London and Mayor of the Temple With prefixed Casper plate of his lordship and an account of his Life This edition issued by multiple London booksellers in the Strand at two shillings bound with six editions previously issued
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His Lordship
Yankos
Alqaedudt
London
Westminster
Everal Discourses
Temple Church
Thomas Sherlock
The
Temple
J. ‘Whillen
W. Owen
F. Rivington
T, Carlon
Law
F. Newbery
G. Robinson
T. Evans
Strand
HE Spectator
Mr. Addison
Pater- Lees
Gray
Addison
Grignion
Avalon
R. Crustwell
W. ‘Taylor
Bath
W. Cruttwell
Sherbne
R. Baldwin
Paterno
Errow
St.” Paul's Churchyard
Wenitch
NEW English Theatre
Tate
Pierre
Benifley
Edwards
Collier
C. Bathurst
T. Davies
J. Dodsley
Remarkable Old World Deaths Reported From France
On December 13 Paris reports a 103 year old Maria Magdaleine who died near Mondidier Picardy. Her sister died at 104 and had many children and drank no alcohol. Marguerita de Cog of Freulleville near Dieppe died at 104 within four days of the first. The text notes health and faculties intact except hearing.
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France
Paris
Brache
Mondidier
Picardy
Maria ‘Magdaleine
Marguerita de Cog
Freulleville
Diepne
Arrivals at Ports Include Several Ships From New York and Malaga
The report lists numerous arrivals at various ports including Falmouth and Halifax with ships such as Lovely Nancy from St. John’s, Rachhorfe Williams from Dutta, and Prince Rupert Richards from New York. Other vessels include Generous Friends from Quebec and Newcastle team Carey from London, with several more from New York and Malaga.
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Adaman
Robson
Quebec
America
Hope
Wilcox
Africa
George
Langhorn
Malaga
Csaver
Nain
Prince Rupert
Richards
New York
Halifax
Newcastle
Carey
London
Dartmouth
Nautilus
Hayes
Figuera
Nanny
Mayne
New- York
Trial
Twole
Newfoundland
Rachael
Henry
Grenada
Beilby Porteus Named Bishop of Chester in 18th Century Note
News snippet reports Rev Dr Beilby Porteus appointed Bishop of Chester replacing Dr Markham who becomes Archbishop of York. Also notes Earl of Dunmore’s court audience, the Irvine captured en route from Jamaica to New York with cargo, and various European and Atlantic naval movements. Includes lottery prizes at Guildhall, a milliner fraud, a fatal Mile End accident, a drowning of a Portuguese captain, and multiple local marriages. Died notice for Matthew Edwin.
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Beilby Porteus
Chester
Markham
York
Earl of Dunmore
Virginia
New York
Irvine
Madeira
Holland
States-General
New- York
Dangeness
Madrid
Spain
Portugal
South America
Exrad
Cadiz
Don Philip
Monte Chrisi
West Indies
Guildhall
St. James’s
H N
Temale
Long Reach
Lisbon
Lambeth Chapel
Thomas Onflow
Lord Onflow
Elliker
Striker
Christ-church
Newgate-street
John Crackwell
Whitechapel
Mary Wiznell
Notable London Notices From Leadenhall and Fleet Street
An 18th century notice notes a Jamaica origin for a person linked to health, with events at Leadenhall Street and Fleet Street. It mentions Ham burgh merchant Henry lanfted, Abraham De Paiba of the twelve Jew brokers and a ticket valued at 12091 falling to the Chamber of London, and Holland the head porter to the Hon. Society of Lincoln's Inn.
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Leadenhall-street
Henry Lanfted
Fleet-street
Abraham, de Paiba
Chamber of London
Holland
Society of Lincoln’s Inn
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