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MONTHLY RETROSPECT OF PUBLIC AFFAIRSJ OR, The Christian's Sut^ty 6f the Po litica l World.
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d © stbl « &s tte * ighteot * s and dost encompass him With fav © cr as with a shield . •^ Blessed be the . Xjord * who hath granted ! l * est Co the inhabitants of Great Britaiiiv so that the sword hars not passed over their laa < d . May he thus continue to protect aad shelter them to rife end
of flays , when the mount of the house of ( &od shall be established at the top of mountains , and the spirit be poured out from his dwelling place , the htraveps , on all the inhabitants of the earth , that tb « y shaft serve him w 4 th one accord ; then shall the eye of man be satisfied , the rich , the poor , rfie lord , and the
king-, with their 4 ot , and the portion of their inheritance 5 s ^ that the verse shall be fulfilled , * s : it h written , " And he shall rebuke strottg nations afar off , and they shall beat their swords into ploughshares , and their spears into pruninghooks : nation shail not lift up a sword against natron , neither shall they fcarn war aiiy-more . " Amen , SERMON .
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We are arrrved at another epoch in the grand period , which will becelebira&ed by future historians under the , name of the French revolution . The treaty of peace bet ween Aus § g $ a- and France has been ratified and ptttwished : atid > by it the former power is > reduced to
a state of humiliation , from whieh H wild probably never recover ; and the do ^ million ' of the great hero of the tfrench is established . Who , on oon temp luting the events that * have so rapidly succeeded ca « h ether in oar tamest * nw ] t Uot bo
astonished at , the dispensations ©> Prexvjd «? itcc ? Who ^ thait witnessed-the first i , gitatir > iv ^ o £ France , could possibly have looked iohward tp sruclr a ter * mn . ati <» n ? W ^ n the via l <* £ God- * a w « 4 jth w » n pourttk © HI ? , upojj theearthu , in- ttug , year ; jfc 7 ^ o > , devastation and I > loodfa'hc < i ettisubef ; aa 4
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every nation m Europe has drunk mow or less of its dire contents 1 Woe l > a $ succeeded Jto woe . The high and lofty have been brought down $ 0 tfhe groiind j and thoy ^ > vho dwek- in thje dust , hay $ been raided to' thrones . t 1 he wise mM powder these' fchinjgs ; biit f ^ a- . the Scrip
tures faffher tell Ust fbofe will notuiv * ( kmandmem Arid , though they ar < J
a prelude tbgreater chaiige £ * Bt ; t 4 e reason h'Avn we Co expect , th % t . the kingdom of the L , ambwiU be speedii ^ e 3 ts (^ li ^^ , £ ur 6 pu , p ^ revip u * to the irevoli / tiaP j was undet a dominion , that m * gfct * $ * be represented by a Deast with ntftf > # beads . Tk $ t beast is destroyed ; , fcwW * place is talien ' by another , resemb » og th « former in a variety of resppcts , 1 > M » differing froifi iV ako in wvertljtyW lars . The whole dl ike shape an ^ u ^ -
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64 ^ State Public Affairs .
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ODE . Chorus . Assemble yc , God's chosen band * Kail thte lubilee of the land *
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Of our kind ' s rei ^ n th e fi ftieth yea ^ r ; Jesburun " * la > seywith awe rejoke , > In pio «« stmins raise tongue and voice " May God his throne fix ever ha *}* Hallel-jjab . Header *
1 . As when at heav ' n * » meridian beiVht , The sun sends health on wing 9 of ligltt , Giving to life and soul a zest ; Thus potent , the king ' s virtues rise , With influence reaching to the skies ; And in the people ' s hearts imprest . Chorus , Assemble , &c
a . What has he not done , thus highly placed ! He , the nation * rais'd , its foes disgraced * And Britain ' s star resplendent made * O God , who blessed his loins with strength , To his new reign O grant due length , To bloom like trees that rivers shade * Chorus . Assemble , &c . T b * congregation say , alfdgtiher , Psalm 1 x 4 . v . 6 .
Thou wilt prolong the king ' s life , and his years to many generations , Ameo , Amen . Vhe Prayer fat tb * Royal Family .
Monthly Retrospect Of Public Affairsj Or, The Christian's Sut^Ty 6f The Po Litica L World.
MONTHLY RETROSPECT OF PUBLIC AFFAIRSJ OR , The Christian ' s Sut ^ ty 6 f the Po litica l World .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1809, page 642, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1742/page/56/
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