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tier, and delicacy, n bringing to perfeetion.
deed, it triuires no great share of sagacity to fore-
see, that the difficulties we shall have to eacotwer •
in the pmgress and completion of our scheme will
be MA nil old. We may expeet that its novelty, is
endeavouring to vender the establishment a bond of
union amongst Christians, will offend some ; the ,
hopeltss tenure of an attempt to reform the habi-
tually depraved, be urged in its disfavour by
others; and the ;abhorrence with which tit...01i0.%
of nur rate ale ton generally considercsi,bphe virtu-
.olls And the pure; and the contempt ricadr which they
are regarded by the vicious an i the gay, will pro-
bably render many hcatts callous to our applica-
tions for benevolence in their beLtilf. llut let us
be in nothing afraid ;" our cause an holy one,
_and will. indisputably be crowned with die blessing
of God: though our succe.s be sl.sw, it must be
401 e• The salvation of a soul is an nbjc.R worthy
all our exertions, and will repay all our labours. It
is an even: whose happy consequences are not ex-
perienced by the peniteat alone; it lights up the
triumph of Christian love in the bosoms of all those
who have been. humble instruments in th.: pious
work ; its goodly influence is not confined to earth ;
bur is diffused amonst the blessed circles who in-
habit the realms of Leaven; for there is joy in
the i reaince,or the angels of God, over one sinner
that tepentalt."

nc.roßr OF 71:41tALC4R.
Estrada fd4m a Ferm of Prayer and Thank:giving to Almighty
lore sis.iif On Thursiay, the :uh Da. ut Decentuers
1805, b .ang the day •,speiiiiteil by ILI sp..tv's Royal PI 0.
claination, fur 64.ibmirral Thank,givine t.. kftiiighty God, for
the lets float and important Victory obtained by N'ice•
Admiral lord rircount Nelsen, over tau Combined Fleets
of France cud Spain.
Instead of thereetellyet for Warning P:aser, that' be used
t the following
I,old God Almighty, who, ill tire midst of judgment hest
vinemberes)inierskrnake tl3, we beseeoh Thee, duly sensible
of Thy uili;pealtable benefits. Let not Thy gracious goodatss
towardit,, ht thesignal Victory wlfsell thou hest given us
over the common enemy, b, frosts-rod by a presumptuous con-
fute/wit in oar own might, and by a - forgetioln,,, of Thee.
Let this great and undeserved imtaoce of Try loving knitt-
er... ertlLAge ns ever to look up to Thee as our S3VIIIIIr nod only
Deliverer, Teach us under all the dispensations of Thy
Prhridence, to place our trust in Thy wisdom ; that when
ThoiLart pleased to exalt us, we may rejoice with humility of
heart, and when Thus +etrst fit to 'MO us, yet may be neither
unpeuitent„ nor vet as men witho,,t hope ; as th-it, in the
mid.t of those awful judgments which are vr,,• forth into the
world, we may in our generation contribute to Cw maitite-
%engine. of Thy authority, and to tile support of true religion,
by a devout acknowledgment of Thy supreme power, by a sued.
fast bete in the &dittoes of Thy beloved Son, and by a sin-
cere ende.trour to walk blameless iu the way of Thy Coin-
itil.rents. Gra .t, t 1 ard, that we may use this and All Thy
other mercies to Thy bottom and glory, through Liu; Christ,
our Meattatur and Iturleertirr....Atltell.

A Prayer for the Safety of our Fleets.
()memo' Lord God, whin voice, might.. iii operation, the
raging sets and the Anon, whets obey; Who, in Thy mercy,
[stillest the mariner in safety through the trackless deep; re.
wive, we beseech Thee, into Thy gractolit and Almighty pro-
tonion, the fleets of The seivant our Sovereign, the yeasels of
our merchants, and the persons of all those who serve in them.
Preserve them from the perils of the seas, from the efforts of
the enemy, and irons the danger of disease in daunt climates;
that they may worn in safety, and crowned, if it he Thy good
pleasure, with success in their math privies, to enjoy the bless.
ings of their native land ; and with thankful remembrance of
Thy mercies, to unite with us in rendering praise and glory to
Thy holy same, through. Jesse Christ, our Lord. Amen.
Alinigtity God, and most merciful Father, we,Thy buosill•
streams, acknowledge, with thankful hymns, Thy sprat good.
neva in the late glorious success which thou hest vouchsafed
uurr, the 1.-et of our sovereitt, over the combined arictioneuts
of France and Svain. ‘Vhile we bear iu our reinembranio; the
sk ;nand intrepidity of thole who fight our battles, we confer
that they are but inorninents in Thy ham's, and that Thou
don direct them according to the unwarchable purpoompf
Thy will. The wisdom arid tho strength If maw are Th.ne:
the wind, and the wince are o`oulient to Thy voice. Through
Thee we have dime great acts; 'Photo haat shown es wonderful
things in l'hy righteousness. Thine, U Lord, I the groats
ors; and the nowt, and the glory, and the victory, and the
majesty; for all that is in the 'leaven and in the Eartitis
Thine; Thins k the Kingdom, 0 Leo!, and thou art exalted
at head above all.
Pointer, we beseech Thee, the earnest endeavours of our
Sicderogit fiw the good of this Na,init, for the common welfare
of Eumpe, and tor the preservation of our holy faith Con-
tinue Thy favour and itroestlion •towatds him. Evermore
guide hint with Thy counsel, and strengthen him with Thy
might. Grant unto his arms such farther coccus as may in
The appointed time, memoir to us a lasting and happy peace ;
Nat we, beinr; delivered from the hand-. of our enienne., may
peeve Titer, wittiom fear, in holiness and righteousness all our
slaw, through Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen.

•. IVHITEHAYEN, Nov. 12.
The vi Cory and death of our late departed hero,
were very respoafully noticed at our theatre, on the
evenings of Monday and Wednesday. On the latter
night, atter the third aft of The Marriage Premier,
Mr. Benetton came before the drop-scene, and
announced the arrival of 7 he Gassier Extraordinary,
with the account of Admiral Sir R. J. Strashan bay.
ing captured four more of the enemy's ships of the
line. The house resounded with huzzas, amidst
which, the scene drew up, and discovered, in a beau-
tiful transparency, a medallion of Lord Nelson, sur-
rounded by stars. A suitable address was deliver.
ed ; pnsl leak Britannia (with an additional verse),
and God 'rale tlx King, were sung in full chorus.
The elle& was grand, and the performance received
with acclamations of applause.
On Wednesday morning, the colours were hoisted
at William=Pit ; a horse-gin was set to work, and
coals were, for the first time, drawn up there, from
Witingill Colliery, which were immediately carted
to and shipped (to the amount of several tons) on
board the "liquor), Captain William Masker, bound
for Jamaica, which also displayed her colours, as
did several anlier vessels in tee harbour.
On Saturday, the neat shipment from Williams-
Pit, w.ll made on board the Si, William 31aravea,
Capt. Thomas Cummings, bound fur fort

Saturday morning, the 17th vilt. died, suddenly, at
Bath, aged till, the Right Linn. SUSAN r. Ati Coosa,
Dowager Lady Sr. Jostiv, of Bletsoe. Her Lady-
'ship's surviving issue are, the present Lord Sr.
ions, H.M. ST. A. ST. Jogs, M.P. tor Bedfordshire;
lion. Mrs. V t. Limes, and Hon. Mrs. V AUGHA s.
To her rewetletl memory, we offer the just tribute
of a well-spent life ; her exemplary devotion, ht r
priaciples of moral risaitude and charity, her pious
resignation under domestic afflialOOS ; partienlarly
the late loss of her yt.ungest son, the Hnn. Colonel
Genros S r..lottts, together with his wife and four
childifen, conhis return Irons India in the Plias* of
ireks. . . - -

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