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Newspaper
Weekly Register
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 31, 1799
Page
2
A long meditation on the Trinity cites biblical scenes from Baptism and Matthew to argue for three persons in one God. The author counters objections to belief without full comprehension, urging faith in revealed truth and the authority of scripture.
In a July 1799 Blackburn piece, the author questions the limits of human comprehension in physics and metaphysics. He muses on what supports the earth, the totemic mystery of natural forces, and the inadequacy of human reason to explain how things move or exist beyond what can be perceived.
A professor is praised for a serene meek temperament and charitable disposition that attracts admiration. The author urges readers to emulate Christlike patience, urging restraint from anger and slander, to promote peace and unity in life and among believers.
A poem from Pontefract dated May 3 1799 contemplates burial without a monument, preferring nature’s turf over stately stones. The speaker asks for burial to guide future travelers to the grave, envisions a final judgment, and longs for eternal rest with divine ease.
A fragmented poem from Pontefract dated May shows praise for spring and gospel joy. The lines celebrate nature and renewal, mentioning Flora birds and a blissful season, while acknowledging winter’s end and a hopeful but uncertain future.
Foreign Mews reports varied Italy news with a decisive Suwarow Moreau clash claimed by some outlets, while Vienna Gazette and others dispute a victory. McTean at Genoa, Macdonald pushed toward Leghorn, Victor’s division and Austrian generals force a Genoa retreat, sea superiority blocking French movement, route to Nice threatened by Vukkaffovitch’s corps.
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