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 PRAYER, 
 
 J_ . TO BE USED 
 
 In all Churches, Chapels and Places of 
 
 Public Worship, according to the ufage of the Church 
 of England, throughout his Majefty's Provinceof Nova- 
 Scotia, on FRIDAY, the Twelfth Day of June, 1807 '• 
 l>elng the Day appointed by Proclamation for a General 
 Fast and Humiliation before Almighty God ; to he 
 obfcrvcd in the mofl devout and foleinn nianncr, by fend- 
 ing up our Prayers and Supplications to the Divine 
 Majesty ; 
 
 fj For obtaining the pardon of our SIks, and for averting thofe heavy Tudg- 
 menrs which onr manifold provocations have maW juRiy defervcd ; and 
 imploring His Blefllng on the Arms of His Maiefty by Sea and Land, 
 and for rettoring and perpetuating peace, fufcty and profperity to Him- 
 lelf, and to His Kingdom. r r / 
 
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 ^ The Service Jhall be the fame with the ufual office for llolydaysy ex- 
 . ceft where it is in this Office otherwije apptinted^ 
 
 ^ Let him that minijiereth read with an audible voice theje f ententes of 
 Scripture ; and after them the Ef(hortaiion'-'DQ2LT\Y beloved Bre- 
 thren, &c, 
 
 TO the Lord our God belong mercies and forgiven cflcs, 
 though we have rebelled againfl him ; neither have obey- 
 ed the voice of the Lord our God, to walk in his laws, which 
 he fet before us. 
 
 In my trouble I will call upon the Lord, and complain unto 
 tny God. So ihall he hear my voice out of his holy temple. 
 
 f Preper Pfalms, LI, LVI, LXXIII. 4 
 
 •|* First Lejfon^ Ifaiah X. verfe 5—19, both inclufive. 
 ^ After tf}€ first Leffon fhall foHow — Te Deum laudamus. 
 ^ Second Lejfon, Matth. IIL i — 12. 
 
 fTb£n the Benediclus, the Creed, &c. to the end of the Lord*f 
 
 Jrrayer, ' ' 
 
 *ir ^Ihen the PrieJi,Jiandingup,fha!l fay^ 
 
 Pritfi, O Lord, fhcw thy mercy upon us. 
 
 Anfw, And grant us ihy falvation. 
 
 Pricfl, O Lord, fave the King. 
 
 Anfw* Who piitteth his truft ih Tliee. 
 
 Prieii, Send him help from thy hcily place. 
 
 Anjw» And evermore mightily defen'd him. 
 
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 Mbrnihg Prayer. 
 
 Let his enemies have no advantage againft him^ 
 Xet not the wicked approach lo hurt him. 
 O Lord, fave thy people. 
 And blefs thine inheritance. 
 Give peace in our tinne, OLord. 
 And make thy chofen people joyful. 
 
 f Thh and the following Collet to be ujed in/iead of thefirft CoU 
 Jed for Morning Prayer, 
 
 G ALMIGHTY God, who ruleft over all the kingdoms of 
 the earth, and on whofe moft gracious Providence they 
 depend evermore Tor prefervsition and profperity ; extend, we 
 befcech thee, thy goodnefs to the people of this land, and to all 
 our fellow fubjecls wherefoevrir they arc difperfed j who, look- 
 ing up to Thee, as the author df all bleflings, and their iafeguard 
 and mij»Jity deliverei' in all' dangers, do now implore thy watch- 
 ful care ^nd protection. Grant us unfeigned repentance for our 
 paft tranfgreflions, and for our forgetfulnefs of thy (avereign do- 
 minion ; and fill us with lively gratitude for thy forbearance 
 in the exercife of that dominion towards us ; fo that we may 
 become fit fubjefts of thy future mercies y through JefusChrift 
 our Lord. Amen. 
 
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 LORD God of our Salvation, without who/e favour the 
 _ wifcft counfels, and the mighticft armies are weak and 
 in ; incline thine ear, we pray the|e, to the fupplications of thy 
 fcrvants ; who, not conificU^ig in-|heir owp ftrcngth^ qr wifdom, 
 or any human aid, moft humbly have recourfe to thee for fuc- 
 courin this time of danger, and who put their triift under the 
 ihadow of thy wings. Be to us a tdwier of aefence againft our 
 
 enemies, 
 
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 Morning Prayer. 
 
 tncmics. FVuftratc their ciefigns againftour parent State; an 
 fo blefs the arms of our gracious Sovcrqgn, that we being pr<i! 
 fcrvcd, through thy help, from all difafters, and made happil '' 
 triumphant over all the difturbers of our peace, m^y joyfulL 
 inagnify thy glorious name, and ferve thee from generation I 
 generation, in all godlinefs, through Jcfus Chrift, our bleflcd S^* 
 yiour and Redeemer. Jmen, 
 
 %ThenJhall follow the fccond and third Colle{ls at Morning Praf 
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 f Injieadofthe Coika at the end of the Litany [We humbly bj 
 kcc\it\itQ}fl)alltl)e following be ufed, 
 
 OLORD, we befeech thee, mercifully hear our prayers, ai 
 fpare all thofe who confcfs their fins unto thee; th 
 they, whofe confciences by fin are accufed, by thy merciful P;y 
 don may be abfolved, through Chrift our Lord. Amen, \ 
 
 % Tbenfhall the people fay this ihjt followeth^ after the Mihijic 
 
 TURN us, O good Lord, and fo fliall we be turned. Be i 
 vourable, O Lord, be favourable to thy people, who tui> 
 to thee in falling and prayer. For thou art a niercifu' God, fi 
 pf compafllon, long fufiering, and of great pity. Ti,ou fparu 
 when we defcrve puni(hment ; and in thy wrath, thinkeft upo 
 mercy. Spare thy people, good Lord, fpare them, and let nwj 
 thy heritage be brought to confufion. Heir us, O Lord, fri 
 thy mercy is great ; and after the multitude of thy mercies, lo<c[ 
 upon us, through the merits and mediation of Jefus Chrift oc 
 Lord. Amen* .^, 
 
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Morning Prayer. 
 
 LORD, moft gracious and powerful, we thy finful people 
 
 here aficmblcd, do proilrate ourfclves before thee, and 
 
 Iknowledge it thine indnite mercy, that for our manifold and 
 
 Hnous provocations we are not confumed, and given over a 
 
 [ey to the enemy and avenger. We confcfs, with forrow and 
 
 |nfu(ion, our long unfruitfulnefs under the means of Grace, 
 
 |d the many wonderful deliverances of our Church and Nation, 
 
 lich thou, of thy unlpeakable goodncis, haft been pleafed to 
 
 mchfafe unto us. Give us, we befccch thee, a fiill deeper fenfe 
 
 ■our guilt and unworthinefs. Shouldcft ihou, O Lord, enter 
 
 to judgment with us for the crying llns of our Nation, our 
 
 lofanenefs and infidelity, our herefies and fchiCms, our grofs im- 
 
 )rities and intemperance, our levities and love of pleafurcs 
 
 Id vanity, and other manifold offences ; thou mighteft 
 
 lly inflidt the feverity of thy wrath. But look down, wc 
 
 imbly befcech thee, with pity upon thy fcrvants, who, with 
 
 jntritc hearts bewail our tranrgrcllions, and implore thy pardon 
 
 |r the fake, and through the merits and mediation, of thy eter- 
 
 il Son, Chrift Jefus*. ^^()rfa|s:e us not at this awful and perilous 
 
 injuncture j let our Nation ftill enjoy the light of thy coun- 
 
 Inunce, and the fupport of thy protediog arm. Teach us to 
 
 |ly on thy Almighty aid, ^nd to afcribe bur fucceffes to thy un- 
 
 lerited favour. Caufe ourloffes and difappointments to work 
 
 fgether for our good ; and fo influence our minds by the opera- 
 
 >n$ of thy Holy Spirit, that being turned from the error of 
 
 ir ways to newnel's of life, we may thankfully walk before thee 
 
 all righteouTnefs and holinefs ; and finally inherit thine ever'- 
 
 ting kingdom, through Jefus Chrift, our only mediator and 
 
 Ivocate. Arnm* 
 
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 "% In/iead of the Prayer in time of war and lumults^ lei ihefollou 
 ing be ufed* 
 
 O ALMIGHTY God, maker oftlie Univcrfc, and fovcrci^ 
 difpofer of the aflfairs of men ; at whofe command, Ni 
 tions and Empires rife and fall, flourifli and decay : We, thir 
 unworthy fcrvants moft humbly implore thy gracious aid an 
 proteaion. We flee unto thee for fuccour, In this time of per 
 and neccflity, when, in defence of our liberty, our laws and ou 
 religion, we are cxpofed to the dangers and calamities of war b 
 a fierce and haughty fo^. Vouchfafc, we bcfecch thee, thine c 
 pecial protection to our moft gracious Sovereign Lord, Kir 
 George. Direcl his counfels, profper all his meafures for tl 
 welfare of hii dominions, and the prcfcrvation of our Churc 
 and of our civil Conftitution. And let no internal divifions, nc 
 any other fins and provocations of this nation, obftruA his d 
 figns for the public good, nor bring down thy judgments upc 
 us. But fpare thy people, O Lord, fpare them ; and, by th 
 Grace, fb unite us in a fpirit of obedience to thy Law, Zeal U 
 thy Truth, and Loyalty to thine annointed Servant, whom th 
 good Providence hath fet over us, that we may evermore rejoU 
 in thy Salvation, through thy Son, Jefus Chrift our Lord. jime\ 
 
 WE humbly bcfeech th- moft merciful God, that b 
 thy Grace thou wouidft keep alive in us, who hav 
 tWs day prefumed to implore fuch great bleffings, a conftar] 
 fenfe of thy prefencc, and of our dependence upon thee. Suff< 
 tis iK)t to return to our former difobedience and finfulncfs, nc 
 again to yield to thofe evil paffions and defires, which hav 
 brought down thy juft judgments upon us : But fave us, O Goc 
 
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 fave us, not only from wttrdly, bA alfo from our feWtual ««-. 
 r^n.« ; ana mod ofpccially. f.ve u. from ourfelves. from our fln. 
 L«l ii.cl.n«.oi.8 and habits, for the 61* of >fus Chrift sur Lord. 
 
 P/i;;;;^, a;;^ to the end of the Morning Prayer, as ufuaL 
 
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 The Communion Service. 
 
 
 U /iftcr the Prayer fir ih}^ Kfni [Almighty God, whofa Kinjraom 
 In IS everlafting] fliall be read the Collets of the Ay, a«**»h|. 
 Morninn; Prayer [O Almighty God, Who r^lck, W, O Lpr4 
 |n ^ocl of our Salvation] ir«<//i6«i^tf///o/A,«^_, ^. 
 
 F(pr t/je Episth. Revel: III. 14—19, both inclukt 
 Tl^ QofpcL Luk9 XIII. i-:-9, ^^/|^ ,„^^.z;fi. ; 
 
 h J Then jiatl follow ibemctut Creed, ^«^ ^yP.^^/W M^ 5^m.;,. 
 ITT ^/?^r the Prayer [for the ii^hole ftate of Chria*s Church] m 
 Y folhwihg Jhall be ufid, 
 
 MOST merciful God, the fountain of all wifdom and pow- 
 cr, we humbly befcech thee to bicfs thy faithfiil fervent, 
 |r>ur gracious and beloved Sovereign, King Georob. PrdTe^rV^ 
 frnd prolong his life, a blcffing to his fubjeats ; defdh'd hini a^linft 
 jir iecrct confpiracies and open violence ; difecl his counfels, and 
 srofpcr his anxioiis cares and endeavours for the fafety of his 
 
 people. 
 
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 Evening Frayciif. 
 
 t>coplc,* and for <ht rcftbraii^n of peace to them, and to the 
 world, now tifitcd with thft calamities of war. Vouchfafc thy 
 affiftancc to hi|p,Flc^M and i^rmics. Be thou their fhieidin the 
 day of Baulc, and crown 'their exertions with viaory. ^hy 
 judgii\cnts arc abrdad, may $e Inhabitants of the earth learn 
 righfebufricfs. An4 when thou haft periFormed thy whole work 
 on a degenerate world, in reclaiming thofe who have forfakcn 
 thce^and conyindn^j; them there is a Cod who rulcth and judgcth 
 = tRe earth, tiTay the bleffipgs of amitV aiiS peace (bcccecl the hor- 
 rors of diftord. And iiiay oiir gracious Sovereign, according 
 to his benevolent difpofition, be a happy inftrument in thy hand, 
 of accomplifhing thy merciftil purpofe, and of diffufing thofe 
 Ifleffings. Hear us, O Lord, and grant tjjcfe otir petition* for 
 Jcft|tCi»rifthi«Mc. Jmen. 
 
 f fhffUht Mini/ler'JhaU difmi/i. the Congreiatton with 1^^^ ufual 
 Benetimion [The peace of God which paffeth all underftanding]. 
 
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 horning Prayer; and after them the EtchoHatien^DezrW beloved ' 
 
 Brethren, &c. ' 
 
 f Proper Pfalms, XXXVII, CXXI,CXXIV. ! 
 
 ^ Fir/lLefon, II Chren. XX. 1^24. ■ \ 
 
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 f Second Lejfon, I Corinth. X, i to HTe end ofverje i y ^j 
 
 
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 ^-iHom and powers rAr/A-T /• ^''' *= feuo'Mn of all 
 
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