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Newspaper
Weekly Register
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 27, 1799
Page
3
Dr Gauven recalls Bishop Brownrigg’s tale of a Dutch acquaintance who drifted from Ireland after a shipwreck. He floated nearly lifeless until a sailing vessel rescued him. A dry print on his coat allegedly appeared as a sign of divine aid, prompting thanks and faith.
This excerpt recalls George Herbert on walks to Salisbury from Bemerton engaging strangers in faith, urging clergy to practice Ember weeks, catechism, temperance, and humble living to reform manners. He assists a poor horseman, is blessed by the man, then explains his dalliance with worldly appearance.
On his deathbed in 1635 Antwer reflected on mercy and prayer. He spoke of never passing a day without comforting a sad soul and lamented sin yet trusted forgiveness. Mr Woodnot recalled Layton church rebuilding and Antwer’s acts of mercy as good works.
A Rilgrire inspired pilgrimage tale blends martial grit with spiritual zeal. The speaker compares a steadfast pilgrim fighting storms and rocks toward a shore of recompense, urging courage and Christ as heart’s delight amid peril.
A poetic passage describes the Ascension with triumphant imagery of Christ’s victory and divine enthronement. It paints the victor on a radiant throne, angels singing, and a call for souls to praise while supreme mercy offers pardon and peace to rebels, ending with a note of heavenly ascent from Pontefract dated March 265 3799.
Foreign Mews reports from French papers to the seventeenth inclusive, offering further details of the new government’s operations. The Consulate has been formally installed.
The Consuls and new Committees push a Republican framework to curb faction and corruption. They repeal the forged loan and hostage law, hoping to gain public influence while facing finance strain. Reports recount battles and shifting positions as French, Austrian, and German forces maneuver with uncertain results.
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