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 AND THANKSGIVING 
 
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 ALMIGHTY GOD; 
 
 TO BE USED 
 
 OiiTuesday theTwenty-first Day of May 1816, 
 being the Day appointed by Proclamation 
 for a General THANKSGIVING to Al- 
 mighty God : 
 
 For His great Goodness in putting an End to the War in 
 which we were engaged against France. 
 
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 i»RXNTE» BY JOHN NEILSON, MOUNTAUT STKEUT* 
 
 -1816. 
 
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 PRAYER AND THANKSGIVING. 
 
 .^ The Service shall be the same with the usual Office for Hoty"^ 
 daySf except where it is in this Office otherwise appointed. 
 
 % Let him that ministereth read with a loud Voice these Sen* 
 ' fences of Scripture j and after them the Exhortation, Dearly 
 beloved Brethren, %c. 
 
 RRTOICE in the Lord, O ye righteous j for it becometh 
 well the just to be thankful. 
 Great is the Lord, and marvellous, worthy to be praised ; 
 the|^e is no end to His greatness. 
 
 Tl>e Lord hath done great things for us, whereof we 
 
 rejoice. 
 
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 f Instead of ihe Venite, the following Ht/mn shall be used. 
 
 Sing unto the Ufd 4 i>«W' Soi?^ : sing unto the Lord, 
 
 i^ all the whole earth, ^ 
 
 ^iwo- wwto /Ae Xoref, and praise His name : he teUtng qf Hts 
 
 salvation from day to day. „^«r,ip . 
 
 Ascribe unto the Lord, O ye kindreds of the people . 
 
 ascribe unto the Lord worship and power. 
 
 For Thou, Lord, hast made us glad through Tky worses: 
 
 we will rejoice in giving praise for the operations qf Thy hands. 
 
 Who can express the noble acts of the Lord; or shew 
 
 forth all His praise. , * .1. /^_- ^ 
 
 He hath given vs our JmrVs desire : and Hath not denied 
 
 the request of our lips, . ^x, r a f^^ m;« 
 
 O that men wQuld therefore pra.se the W for fts 
 
 g«odne«: aud dcdare m wondewttat He doeth for t^j? 
 
 children of jnen^ ■ .' - ' ; , . 
 
 That they, muld offer- wnU, Jim tlie sacri/ice of tbanifgm- 
 
 • ins •• ««<^ tell oul Bis ivorks with gladness. 
 
 %atthey would exalt him.ako in the c«R^^'°":°5** 
 
 people : and praise Him in the seat of the el^*.^ 
 Far Bis merciful kindness isetx^r mre mdrw^ %^Zth 
 
 end the trutkqfLurd p^dureih/or e»er md >xer. Prm*^ 
 
 ^Qory be to the Father, and *« tbe San : ..^ ^^^ Hdpr 
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 xvithout end. Amen. 
 
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 Second. Matt Ghap. V. first Six teen Vme^, 
 Jubilate Deo. 
 
 ^ Proper Lessons : X 
 
 f The Creed, ^c, to the End of the Lord's Prayer, 
 <' . % Then the Priest, standing upf shall sti^; 
 
 PrksL O Lord, shew thy mercy upon us ; 
 
 ^rtJW. And grant us thy salvation. 
 
 /V«tf5/* O Lord, save the King ; 
 
 Answ. Who putteth his trust in Thee. 
 
 aPHffst Send nim help from thy holy Place ; 
 
 ^tgisa^M And evermore mightily defend him. 
 
 PriesL Let his Enemies have no advantage ii^i»MWit hisi; 
 
 Jnso), Let not the wicked approach to hurt hitti. 
 
 priest Endue thy ministers with righteousness j 
 
 4»sxv. And make thy chosen peoplie joyfai. 
 
 JPmsf. O Lord, save thy people ; 
 
 An9w. And bless thine inhentance. 
 
 Priest, Give Peace in oiir time, O Lord : \. 
 
 Answ. Because there is none other that fightetb {for us, but 
 only Thou, O God. 
 
 PriesL O God, make dean our hearts witbin us j 
 
 An%w, And take not thy Hpjy SyiriJ^om us. 
 
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 ^ Instead of the 'jirst Collect for tlie Day, the follouing 
 
 ■ - . V Prayer shall be used. 
 
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 O ETERNAL Qod! omnipotent in operation, and infi- 
 nite in goodness, accept our imperfect thanksgivings. — • 
 Thy counsels are as the great deep, and Thy ways past find- 
 ing out : but Thy wisdom and power are manifest to Man, and 
 Tm^ mercies are.always before him. 
 
 In the' excellency of Thy strength, Thou hast again over, 
 tlirown a wicked and rebellious People, and restored to 
 Europe, Peace, Order, and Security. 
 
 Give us grace, O God! rightly to understand these Thy 
 inestimable blessings, and to use them, as the means of puri- 
 fying our hearts from every evil and corrupt affection ^ 
 from national pride, inordinate ambition, bitter animosity, 
 and relentless hatred. Let the remembrance of past injuries 
 be blotted out by mutual good offices; let the miseries of 
 War be forgotten in the charities of reconciliation ; and if 
 it may be, O God I let the spirit of Peace, and ^ood will, 
 and brotherly love prevail over the great Family of Christian 
 Nations now, and for ever. These praises and prayers we 
 humbly offer to Thy divine Majesty, in the name and through 
 the mediation of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, to whom 
 with Thee and the Holy Ghost be all honour and, worid 
 witiiout end. ^^e^. i 
 
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 W GOD who coromandest us when we are in t^ou^e to 
 •J open our hearts, an(i to tell out our sorrows unto fhee 
 inprayer, and dost promise to listen with compassion to oi« 
 humble supplicayons. give us grace so to approach Ihee that 
 ie offend not in word^r thought. Put away from us every 
 impatient imagination, prevent every ""7^5; P^';';"'"- ^ 
 not our prayers assume the language of complaint, nor our 
 sorrows the character of despiar. ' «~, 
 
 Uoon Thee. O God. and upon the multitude of T^y mercies. 
 WeCpose ;ur grief, as -« rest our hope. ^^ Restore we 
 implore Thee, our beloved Sovereign to his I'anuly. aml-to hi» 
 Se! And whether it shall seem fit to Thine unernng 
 wisdom presently to remove from us this great calamity with 
 which we are afflicted, or still to suspend it over us. dispose us 
 under every dispensation of Thy will, patiently to adore Thy 
 inscrutable Providence, find to bless Thy Holy Name for ever 
 
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 , These Prayers and Supplications we humbly offer up -to' 
 the Throne of Grace, in the name and through the mediation 
 ofour Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Amen. , ; 
 
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 "W^ROTECT, We beseech Thee, AhnightylGod, His Royal 
 
 Mr Highness George Prince- of Wales, Regent of the United 
 
 Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,— shed adundantly Tliy 
 
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 blessings upon Him, EfliWe Him s6 to execute the high Au- 
 thorities with which He is invested, that what He shall do in 
 tItcName of our belovid Sovereign, maybe done fbr the good 
 ttf His People, for the Honour and Security of His Dominions, 
 Ittd fbr the maintenance of Thy true Religion. Grant this, O 
 jfAeitetful God, for Je^s Christ's sake Our Lord and Saviour. 
 
 Preiser for thi Administrator in Chief. 
 
 teC)RD of all power and mercy, we eamestljr beseech 
 J^ The« to assist witJi Thy favour the Administrator in 
 i«f of the Governments oi the Provinces of Upper and 
 or C^n^d* : CausQ him, we pray Thee, to walk before 
 3 and the People ownmitted to his charge, in truth »bA 
 tig&t^usuQSS : and enable him to use his delegated power 
 to "Jlijglory, to the public good, and to the advancemyent of 
 Ms. O'jm salvation, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Am^, 
 
 The Litany. 
 
 % Jkikc Mnd qf ih$ Litany, whidi shall he used en tMn Btof^ 
 Hi^fiUfming Prtofer shall be said qfter the Collect, "We 
 humbly beseech Thee, 4*c." 
 
 O ALMIGHTY Lord and everlasting Father, who, in 
 the gracious exercise of Thy providential government^ 
 hast been pleased to grant to the counsels and the arms of our 
 Sovereign most signal and unexampled success ; and bast noH 
 restwed tothe nations of the world the blessings of th«tpeaG#- 
 which had been disturbed by a daring and unprincipled reb^sl* 
 lion, accept for these and all Thy other mercies the tril^e^f 
 
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 otir unfeigned thankfulness and praise. We humbly and 
 devoutly acknowledge that we owe this, and every other, good, 
 entirely to tihe ©verflowing abundaflce ^ Thy free and 
 unmerited kindness. To Thee therefore, with one accord 
 of heart and voice, we ascribe all the glory ; weJaud 
 and magnify and extol Thy great and adorable name. And 
 tvhite, humbly prostrate before Thy throne, we ejcprcss 
 in this public manner our gratitude with out lips, give us 
 grace that we may feel it deeply in our hearts, and, dis- 
 plwr it outw^dly in oiw live^. Grant UiaJt as we f^rthfir 
 e^erience bo^ii in |mbik and in privutE the blessings of -rajr 
 protecting providence, we may ever rise in our feeKn^ o( 
 dcvom alfection towards Thee, of zeal for Tliy ^lory, au4 
 reverence for Thy holy name, and may grow m all tos€ 
 graces which adorn the true Christian charaotej. Tliese 
 praises ^d prayers we humbly offer up to Thy Pivine Mai 
 ?esty, in the name, and through the mediation, <rf our only 
 Saviour, and Redeemer, Jesus Christ.. Amm, 
 
 f Then the General Thanksgiung, and soon to the i^nd 0' 
 
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 f 4fler the Collect for the Kin/f, « Almighty God, whpse 
 Kinjdom, S^v,'^ the following shall be used. - ' 
 
 ir OllD God Almighty, Creator of the Universe, and 
 JLi Maker and Disposer of the hearts of men, a^am we 
 adore Thy Providence in the restoration of tranquillity, ^d 
 there-establishment, as we devoutly/ hope, of legitim^e autho- 
 rity and moral order amongst the distrac' 3d nations of Europe. 
 Complete, we implore Thee, this Thy work of mercy 
 and fcving kindness. May the fruit of righteousness be 
 sown in Peace. And, as in the beginning the Spirit of 
 God moved upon the face of the waters, causing light to 
 arise out of daikness, and order from confusion, grant that 
 by the same Spirit the world may be now effectually delivered 
 from the night of crimes and misery, wherewith it hath been 
 long surrounded. Lord enlighten our understandings, purify 
 our he^.rts, direct our actions, and continually renew us more 
 and more in righteousness and true holiness, after the simili- 
 tude of Thy image, and to Thy honour and glory ; who 
 livest rad reigncst, three Persons and one God, ever, world 
 without end. Amen. 
 
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 i^ht Epistle, Colossians, III. ver, 12. to 17- inclusive. 
 
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 PUT on therefore, as the elect of God, holy and beloved, 
 l?owels of mercies, kindness, humbleness of mind, meek- 
 ness, long-suffering; Forbearing one another, and forgiving 
 one another, if any man have a quarrel against any : even as 
 Christ forgave you, so also do ye. And above all these things 
 put on charity, which is the bond of perfectness. And let the 
 peace of God rule in your hearts, to the which also ye ate 
 called in one body ; and be ye thankful. Let th6 word of 
 Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom ; teaching and admo- 
 nishing one anotlier in psalms and hymns and spiritujtl songs, 
 singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. And whatso- 
 ever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord 
 Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him. 
 
 The Gospel St John, XV. ver, 7. to 14. inctusive, 
 
 IF ye abide in me, and my words abide in you, ye shall ask 
 what ye will, and it shall be done unto you. Herein is 
 my Father glorified, that ye bear much fruit ; so shall ye be 
 my disciples. As the Father hath loved me, so have I loved 
 you : continue ye in my love. If ye keep my command- 
 ments, ye shall abide in my love ; even as I have kept my 
 
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 Father^s coiiim^tidmefits^ and abid^in his love. Theate tK^gs 
 have I spoken unto you, that niy joy might remain in you^ 
 and that your joy might be faH^. This is my commandmea^ 
 That ye love one another, as I have loved you. Greater love' 
 hath no man than this, that a man lay down his Kfe fbr liis 
 friends. Ye are my friends, if ye do whatsoever I eoB(iman(t 
 you. -'' ^' '' 
 
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 After t^ ^msf^r «' &r the whok St«te o£ Cfefi^'* Chut^li 
 Militant,*^ thg ^Ihyuihig 9]mU be m&i ; . ^ / 
 
 O ALMIGHTY God, the fountain of all goodness, vokch- 
 safe, we humbly beseech Thee, to our earnest supplica- 
 tions, the continuance of that peace, for the restoration of 
 which we now magi^fy Thy gl<?r^U9 num^ ; ajB^, g^^Pt ftat its 
 blessed fruits, prospenty and happiness, may abound amongst 
 the many nations df the woi4d. May the spirit of Thy hol^ 
 G'^spel allay those turbulent passions, whence eome wars and 
 fightings amai^sjt m«n, elothing the hearts of all with mutual 
 good will, charity, and. forbearance, and disposing them to livo 
 together, hotl) in publie and in private, in the bond of unity 
 and brotherly love. Continue, to us we implore 
 
 Th€9, the favour of Thy good providence. Unite us, by 
 
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 the lid g£ Vxy Ho^ S^Vfit^ m a. %te^<^ a^^d m&^v^ 
 course of obedie^e^ ^ Tljiy vrftU ^ ?ndue us with a 
 spirit of unfeigned piety toward? Thee, Bind our hearts to- 
 /etf^er, as the heart of one man, in Christian love towa^tjs 
 eacKq*ey, in d^utifyl allegiance to our Sovereign, and in firm 
 attachment to our religion and pur laws. So, by obey- 
 ing ip spirit and in deed the precepts of Thy holy Gospel, 
 may we hope to experience Thy further blessings m this life, 
 and to attain everlasting glory in that life which is to come, 
 through the merits and mediation of Thy only Son, Jesus 
 Christ our Lord. Amen. 
 
 iTN RANT, O Lord, we beseech Thee, that the course of 
 mJK this world may be so peaceably ordered by Thy Gover- 
 nance that Thy Church may joyfully serve Thee in all godly 
 quietness, through Jesus CHrifi^ ovif Lord. Awen. 
 
 A "'^ MIGHTY God, who hast promised to hear the Petir 
 j%.*tions of them that ask in Thy Son's name , we beseech 
 Thee mercifully to incline Thine ears to us that have made 
 now our Prayers and Supplications unto Thee ; and grant, 
 that those things, which we have faithfully asked according 
 to Thy Will, may effectually be obtained, to tlie relief of our 
 necessity, and to the setting forth of Thy Glory, through 
 Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen, 
 
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 % Then the Priest (or Bishop, if he he present) shall let them 
 
 depart with this Blessing : ■ 
 
 THE peace of God, which passeth all understanding, 
 keep your hearts and minds in the knowledge and love 
 of God, and of his Son Jesus Christ our Lord : and the bles- 
 sing of God Almighty, the Father, the Son, and the Holy 
 Ghost, be amongst you, and remain with you always. Amen. 
 
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