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T LIE SDzi Y, NOVEMBER 9, ISOZ.

EAMER, MAYOR.

An Especial Court held on Monday the Sth day of November,
iSoa, and in the Forty-third year, of the Reign of George
the Third, of United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland King,
TRESOLVEDT UNANIMOUSLY,
HAthe Thanks of this Court-be giVen to the
Right Honourable Sir JOHN EAMER, Knight, Lord
Mayor of this City, for his faithful and judicions execution
of the several duties of that important station ; for his
pundual, diligent, and unbiassed administration of public
justice; for his • spirited and persevering efforts to preserve
inviolate the rights of this Court, and 'the privileges Of the
Magistracy of this City ;.for his splendid hospitality, and for
the distinguished magnificence which gtaced the reception he
gave to the Heir Apparent on Easter Monday last, a magni,
ficence due to the occasion, and refledins honour upon that
eminent and conspicuous station in which his fellow Citi-
zens had placed him ;.for the politeness and respeadisplayed
by-him at all times to the Members of this• Court ; for
having watched over the prosperity and privileges of this
City with undeviating vigilance and fidelity; at once enforcing
the laws; conciliating regard, and securing that respect to his
"exalted station, without which the voice of authority would
be executed 'in vain ; and for lia7mr, thus (with uniform'.
attachment to our Most Gracious Sovereign, and to our Most
excellent Constitution) mainiathed the tranquillity and good
government of the capital of the United Kingdom,
WO-ODTHORPE-, _

• -
T JOANNA SOUTFICOTT; the Prophetess,• of
I; Exeter, have (for some years) been-Warning the World
of what is approaching : but few have believed the\ Report ;
for, " unless ye see Signs and %Winders, ye will-not'believe,•
until sudden destruCtiOn.comes. upon you."—But now, to.
be clear from the Blood of all Men, I warn the ' World at
large : I •was visited by the •L'ord; the First Month in the
year 1792 ; and in the First Month in the year 1803, the
First Day in that month (Old Style), my Sealed Writings
must be brought Jorward, that the Truth may he proved.—
I have said; in my Writings, I sin the Wonian in the lath
Chapter of Revelations, mentioned in the first Verse.--
So my Writings must be 'proved' the First Month in the
Twel rib have repeatedly sent Letters to the Rev.
Mr. l'ohiejov of Exeter, iron ;795 to 18eQ,- of Events intake
place, ana the Truth has. followed. - 1 hayealso -written to
the Rev. •Archdeacon Moore, of Heavytree, near Exeter
and to the Rev. ChancellorNuteombe, of West, Morehard,
near Exeter. All these Letters will be in Print, with their
Names, when the Truth of my Writings are proved. - If
either elf these Divines should think it improper-to sec their
Letters, with their names in print (which the Lord has cons_mantled
to do), they are at liberty to be present, to judge for
themselves ; and to see if they can prove the Foreknowledge,
in my Writings came froth the Devil.—When every Truth is
fairly examined and tried, then I shall, with respect, submit
to them ; but no one's Judgment can he attended to unless
they are present.---•I have lately published Two Books :
one is, my " Disputes with the Powers of Darkness ;" and
the other, " The Lord's Answer to it ;" wherein I have Men-
tioned the Prophecies from the Bible that are haStening on, •
and where the Ministers are greatly blamed for'hot searching
the Scriptures, and warning their Flock of the' Days Oar are
approaching, that they may not come upon them unawares.
—I here also give liberty to any Twelve Divines; of the
Church of England, of good and worthy Charatters., to be
present at the same time, to judge for themselves • as well
as those I have wrote to. And I dui told the Lord' wilt try
the Nations One Year before he sends out the Destroying
Angel ; for he will cut short his Work in Righteousness, inid
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