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Newspaper
Weekly Register
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 27, 1799
Page
3
The town sees rising numbers of God’s people and enlarging congregations. A chapel in the town area is being replaced by a larger building to accommodate increasing hearers, marking joyful progress in the work of redemption across the globe.
A new Religious Library has opened with a moderate plan aimed at the lower class. The entrance fee is three shillings and sixpence, and the annual annuity is three shillings. Books admitted cover divine history science and biographies, excluding works opposed to Scripture or immoral content. Subscribers become proprietors, with men and women from all professions welcome. A Constitution features an annually chosen committee, and supporters have already donated books and funds.
The message condemns tale bearing as injurious and divisive. It warns that repeating others' actions sows prejudice and ill-will, undermines political or religious groups, and likens it to a worm gnawing at a vine's root. Halesworth.
Poem-like lines praise hope as a guiding light for travelers and seekers. The speaker seeks divine aid from Jesus and celestial guidance to resist temptation and find home in faith, embracing Hope as a constant, faithful companion on the journey.
Foreign Mews notes renewed Austrian French hostilities after French surge at Auffenburgh. Hamburgh mails show Republican troops retreating from Gryphon territory while opposing armies maneuver for better attack positions. England awaits further mail for clearer details.
Paris dispatches describe a note and annexed Gen Maffena proclamation to the Deputation of the Empire. The French ministers reiterate that army movements are dictated by circumstances and seek peace, provided the Empire opposes Austrian troop movements.
Massena, commander of the French army in Helvetia, appeals to the Grifons, urging them to accept French assistance to restore independence. He promises respect for liberty, property, and religion during the French stay and asserts that once Vienna recognizes Grison independence, French forces will withdraw.
Observers note the Grifons as a high Europe region formed by valleys atop the Rhetian and Julien Alps. Western valleys drain into the Rhone. eastern sources feed the Rhine. The Rhine branch is distant from rye and fruit due to altitude, yet the area remains populous and watered by the Inn. Adda and Pa rivers join Tyrol flows toward the Adriatic Sea.
Ireland March 19 News lists prisoners boarded for exile from Kilmainham Newgate Bridewell Bedford Tower with forty beds prepared for the voyage. Prisoners named include T A Emmet J Sweetman J Chambers Edward Hudson Joseph Cuthbert Cumming Joseph Cormick A O Connor Capt T Ruf fell M Downing Sam Neilson W Dowdal R O Connor R Sweeny Hugh Wilson and Dr W J M Nevin The departure notice arrived at two o'clock yesterday The context notes two frigates detached from Admiral Kingmill to convoy the vessel
The report covers Hughes the mail coach robber awaiting trial, halted execution after new disclosures naming others. It details transports of state prisoners to Greenock Fort George, improved hold accommodations, and conjectures on motives. Also recounted are assaults in Kilkenaule and Power’s torture near Mottiestown, a proclamation in Limerick, and a Belfast pedlar case with 300 rounds found.
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