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Met at Chritt's Hc;fpi at ten o'clock, and proceed-
ed to Chrin Church, Newgate-Rreet where they
heard a Sermon preached by the Rev.b,er.Caow aa.
from the BiQMho, 13th, t+th, and tyth verfes
iltsO that my people had lissaeriad taste me, and Mad
ha embed la my ways
" sari. Ihmok fess hive dabbed their enemies, and tamed
my Land aping their oilverfaries.
" r jH. The hake of the Lord thank have febmirted &evo-
kes. use Mao, bet tisk time Oak have deduced far ewe'

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Ide&red at Moorfasids at tea o'clock, sad procceded

'to Bithopfgate Church, where they beard Divine
service, and a Sermon by the Rev. Dr. Coy vaults,
which was taken from the ayth Pfalrn, and 14. th
verfe. The words.-
4. Wait, I fsT, oa the Loins, be of good mirage, and he th.dl
Itrengthen thy heart"
After Divine Service, the Corps were marched back
to Finibury-fguare, and were difmilfed.

THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.

Muttered at ten o'clock, at their parade ground, and
proceeded to Aldgate Church. The Sermon preach-
ed to them on the occalion was delivered by the Rev.
Mr. Mar. As many Gentlemen belonging to this
corps are Jews, when the oath of allegiance was ad-
minidered to the corps, they retired to the Veltry to
receive it, according to the forms of their religion.

?HI EIGHTH AND NINTH 11.F.1141ENTS.
We underhand, were niuflered at o'clock in the
morning, in Moorfields ; and not having a Church
to go to, latge etr:ugh to receive the whole of them,
they filed off in ,companies, and repaired to the
Churches in their refpeaive Wards. The Bth Regi-
ment went to Cripplegate Church, where an excellent
dilcourfe was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Ga Ecoay. The
text was taken from the Lefon for the day, Ifaiah,
chap. xxxvii. ver. 6 and 7 :
Verfc b." And !Walk laid unto them, Thus malt ye fay onto
your matter, Thus faith the Loan,be not afraid of the words that
thou bail heard, wherewith the fervanu of the King of Afryria
have blarphented me.
Vete 7. " Behold, I will fend a blaft upon him, and he than
bear a rumour, and retsuo to his own land ; and I will eaufe him
to fall by the (word in Ms own land."

Tilt IT. GRORGeS HANOVIR sqlssaa CORPS
Attended divine fervice in the church of that parifh,
where a fermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Hon-
sou. ReEtor of the Parini. His text was from Ch.
v. 14, of the Prophet Nehemiah :
4 And I looked, and rok up and f.til unto the Nobles, and to
the Rites, sod to the tuft of the people„be not ye afraid of them:
Rerstinber the LOaa which is great and terrible, and fight for
your brethren, your Cons, and your daughters, your wises and
your books.*

THR SOMIRSIT-HOUSI CORPS

Attended divine fervice at the New Church in the
Strand.• where a fermon was preached by their
Chaplain.
THE it. CLEMINT'S DAMES CORPS

Attended divine ferviee at their parilh church.

LAW •SIOCIATION.

About nine o'clock, the Law Ailociation afrembled
on their ground (in the Teniple Gardens), and form-
ed into companies. At eleven o'clock they proceeded
to the Temple Church, and arranged themfelves in
the Ales, where feats were laced for their accom-
modation. After the proper form of prayer appointed
for the day was read, Dr. Revues', Mailer of the
Temple, delivered a Molt imprefEve fermon. His
text was from the prophet Ifaiah, chap. 45, tr. 7.
I farm the light and create darknefi ; I sate pewee and create
evil; I. the Liao, do all thefe things."
After fervice was over, the corps proceeded to the
Temple Gardens, where the oath of allegiance WAS
adminillered to them.
THI LOYAL CITY Of' wasrminsvca VOLUNTEERS.
The above regiment marched from their private
parade to Wefinunfler Hall, where they had a fer-
mon preached to them from the drum Ite4d, by the
Rev. WILLIAM DAWNS, one of the Minor Canons
of Wearainfter •Abbey. The text was taken from
the sd Book of Chronicles, chap. 32, and part of
the Bth verfe.
• With fiat la ad arm of edh : but with RU is the Lola war
G ODD.

His Royal Highnefs the Duke of You having heard
this difcottrfe very highly fpoken of, fent and re-
quelled Mr. DiAllll4l would preach it in the after-
noon In the Military Chapel, 'Weausinfter, which he
did, when the Royal Duke, and reverel military men
and others of the fira diainaion, attended.

LOYAL PIORTM BRITONS.

This Volunteer Affociation affembled at half paft
eight o'clock, on their field, Winckworth's Buildings,
City Road. Each individual of the Corps then took
the oath of allegiince to his Majefty. They then
piled their arms on the field, and left them there
under a guard. Ac a quarter before twelve o'clock.
the corps muthed to the Scotch Church, London
Wall, where a fermon was delivered by the Rev. Mr.
Roam,. 'lova°, their Chaplain. The ten wu the
sth and 6th verfes of the 137th Pala—
.. If I forget thee, 0 jcriestan, la my right hand forget her
canning. It I do out remember thee, let my tongue cleave to
the roof of my mooch ; if I preta oat jerafalem as my (Welt
Joy."
Till DIMS OP CLOUCISTIIOII VOLDNlrtaltll
Attended divine fervice at Grofvenor•Rreet
in number about 560, and had a fermoo preached to
them from the ad chapter of Joel, isth and 26th
verfes—

:5. " Blow the trumpet in Zion, fendlify a fait, gall a Colons
affembly.
t 6. " Gather the people, Cane:try the on, afrendde
the alas; gather the ehddren, and thole that nek the breads;
let the bridegroom golorth of his Mamba, and the bride out of
her clam."