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Newspaper
Weekly Register
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 29, 1799
Page
2
A letter argues that avoiding controversial subjects harms gospel reach. The writer insists ministers must proclaim election, the divinity of Christ, atonement, and the Spirit’s work, using forceful, faithful preaching to reform hearts, rather than passive, conciliatory approaches. May 2, 1799.
The poem ponders God as creator and sustainer, contrasting human frailty with divine constancy. It reflects on fickle human affection, the passing nature of comfort, and the sovereign power of God in blessing and cursing, ending with the distance between God and man. It frames God as eternally happy while humans remain miserable without their creature.
A poem extols Britain and its isle, praising brave youth and naval power. It envisions divine protection, national resilience, and religious liberty, ending with blessing and merriment on the streets.
The Hamburgh mail arriving Saturday and dispatched ministers report Italian forces pressing swiftly from Milan toward Piedmont frontiers. Perchiera allegedly fallen. Vienna confirms Bellegarde’s success in Engadine, while Grifons reports lag official dispatches. Hotze reportedly not yet confirming Coire capture. Archduke remains at Stockach.
The Porte reports Buonaparte’s failure in Syria with Turkish victory near Acre and retreat toward Cairo. Ghezar Pacha vows to exterminate the French in Egypt. 17 French ships carrying artillery were sunk or captured by the English. Great Turkish ministry changes follow. celebration ordered in the Seraglio. An English officer confirms the news.
Fairs has been deposed and Alip Efendi, favored by the Grand Vizier, was appointed in his room. Yesterday three horsetails were hoisted as the Signal for the Grand Vizier's departure.
The two chiefs Toufflaint and Rigaud in Saint Domingue dispute control of the island. Rigaud commands a large district and seeks French support, while Toufflaint seeks arms from Lord Batross for aid. The island remains divided between their factions and loyalties.
Dublin reports list dismissals from the Revenue Board Barrack and Account Board Col Wolfe Col Foster and Mr A C Hamilton and Mr Neville. Judge Kelly to retire from Common Pleas Solicitor-general Stewart to succeed and candidates Knox or William Smith for the post. May 23 details a gruesome execution and related rebel activity in Kildare Waterford and surrounding areas including investigations, executions and arrests by authorities with mention of notable figures and local officials.
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