The Sun.
London, England, 1864-01-15 00:00:00

Psalm buil,

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Give the king thy judgments, 0 God, and thy righteous'
nese unto the king's son. He shall judge thy people with
righteousness, and thy poor with judgment. The mountains
shall bring peace to the people, and the little bills, by rill
teous:iess. He shall judge the poor of the people, he °hs
save the children of the needy, and shall break in pieces al°
oppressor. They shall fear thee as long as the tun and moon
endure, throughout all generations. He shall come down
rain upon the mown grass : as showers that water the ear•
In his days shall the right eons flourish ; and abundance °f
peace so long as the moon endureth. He shall have doniini°l
also from sea to sea, and from the river unto the ends of
the earth, They that dwell in the wilderness shall 10
before him ; and his enemies shall lick the dust. The kings
of Tarshith and of the isles shall bring presents : the king"
of Sheba and Seba shall offer gifts. Yea, all kings s--. 0 r
fall down before him : all nations shall serve him•
he shall deliver the needy when he crieth ; the 10"
also, and him that hath no helper. He shall spare al°
poor and needy, and shall save the souls of the need;l.
He shall redeem their soul from deceit and
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lence : and previous shall their blood be in his 81P-,
And he shall live, and to him shall be given of I'm"
gold of Sheba : prayer also shall be made for him coating'
ally ; and daily shall he be praised. There shall be all
handful of corn in the earth upon the top of the mouutstiniie
the fruit thereof shall shake like Lebanon : and they of 01
city shall flourish like grass of the earth. His name 04$1
endure for ever : his name shall be continued as longs° ,a
sun : and men shall be blessed in him : all nations shall
him blessed. Blessed be the Lord God, the God of lase;
who only doeth wondrous things, And blessed be li
glorious name for ever : and let the whole earth be °4ied
with his glory : Amen, and Amen.

PRAYER.
Lord of the Universe I God of mercy and loving 16°11;
ness I Thou takest man under Thy heavenly protect°
even from birth, and decreest for generations yet upb°,lll;
Our lips fait in thanking Thee worthily for the exceedt
goodness Thou haat shown unto us, that Thou halt voce°o;
.safed to visit with salvation her Royal Highness the Prince:-
of Wales. Thou hest lightened her travail, yea, ever/-v
fore her pain came she was delivered of a male child'
scion of the Royal House was born, to the delight
the whole nation, and the joy of his illustrious feW.'
the heir to the throne, H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. oier
0 God in thine abundant mercy watch over the 01°7
and her child, sustain and strengthen her so that she me a
regain her vigour. Keep Thy protecting hand overtj:
babe, shield him under Thy wings. May he grow halle.i
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and strength; may he bloom and flourish like a vine-It- o
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and as. Thou pourest water upon the parched soil and P°irit
upon the dry ground. so abundantly grant him the °Pod
of wisdom and understanding, the spirit of ceuheel
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might, so that ho may delight and rejoice the hearts of
august parents.
ale!
Shepherd of all Nations, through whom Monarchs r--
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Great has Thy goodness been towards our most grseicici
sovereign Lady, Queen Victoria. Thou halt caused 11
to inherit the royal crown of her ancestors; her childl
like olive-plants, surround her throne. From the risillgher
the sun unto the setting thereof, myriads dwell under
sceptre, who are bound to her by the tie of affection 14,
sympathy. And this was yet a small thing in VII ii, t
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Lord God : Thou hest also ordained her liouse:ijo
great while to come, and bust highly regarded her in
eye, by establishing her Throne on a firm foundatiostf
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by granting unto her a grandson—the hope of eetujo-
generations. 0 continue to gladden her with ThY °a m
tenance, prolong. her life, exult her glory, and let her 7

rejoice ill thy salvation.
rant that this royal offspring may be a restorer of e;
life, so that she may forget her sore grief. Heal 'vial:ol3d
balm the wound which is still bleeding ; soothe her"- hill!
soul with Thy heavenly solace; may children of the
and fourth generation be brought up upon her knees' IV
Source of all blessings ! Thou halt showered doValo,re,-
blessings upon the inhabitants of this empire With 0
abundance. Thou hast made it a beacon unto 1"'" et
countries of the earth; for within the land mercy arlciftrnualo
meet, and zighteougness and peace kiss each oth
enjoyment of happy freedom and undisturbed trarigel ot
each man dwells in his cottage as in a palace. Tile
made this a prosperous and united nation, and 11886 Di g
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us, in the new-born Prince, a bright feature of hope

promise, a renewed pledge of peace and prosperity 0003
Deign, 0 Lord, ever to sustain and to strengthen
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by Thine arm of righteousness, so that they maY
moved.

Hasten the time when all mankind shall serve Thee

one spirit, one heart, and one consent.—Amen.
A PRAYER. FOR THE QUEEN AND ROYAL FAAIILI"%cti
He who dispenseth salvation unto kings, and doiaillio
unto princes, whose kingdom is an everlasting kingt4
who delivereth his .servant David from the destrac"l,
sword, who maketh bis way in the sea, and a path throaSt
the mighty waters ; may he bless, preserve, guard, a50..,1
exalt, and highly aggrandise our most gracious Soverelr
Ludy, Queen Victoria ; Albert Edward, Prince of Ws!:
the Princess of Wales ; and all the Royal Fatal
May the supreme King of kings, through his infinite niero:
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preserve them, and grant them life, and deliver thew lido
all manner of trouble and danger. Subdue nations nor
her feet; cause her enemies to fall before her, and °llia
to prosper in all her undertakings. May the supra::l)-lot
of kings exalt and highly aggrandise her, and grit gof
long and prosperously to reign. May the supremo,
kings, through his infinite mercy, incline her heart sad
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hearts of her councillors and nobles, with beneT°l;al
towards us, and all Israel. In her days and our° the
Judah be saved, and Israel dwell in safety; and ujali
Redeemer come unto Zion : may this be his graciuuo
and let us say, Amen.

Psalm cl. Pr aio
Praise ye the Lord. Praise God in his sanctuary"
- him in the firmament of his power. Praise • for
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mighty acts : praise him according to his excellent -10
ness. Praise him with the sound of the trurePet P
him the
with the psaltery and harp. Praise him 17 rir
timbrel and dance : praise him with the stringed WA
beJs:
meets and organs. Praise him upon the loud 03431 erf
praise him upon the high-souaning cymbals. I-let:00
thing
.that hath breath praise the Lord. Fr3ifje
Lord. Amen.

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The marriage of Lady Alice Mary Gum% tCe
daughter of the Earl and Countess of Desart, W'-a
esd
Hou. John Major Henniker-Major, eldest son"
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Lady Henniker, took place yesterday by special
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Westminster Abbey.

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ROYAL COLOSSEUM.—BY the invitstiell .orso
ieetiotroof this popular place of aumaetuentr the clltad/er'
were admitted to the various yal Caledonian Asylum, nearly 150 itellnuts- • Ae,
the conclusion of the
proprietor
distributed amongst them.l Or° r
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and toys of
PHOTOGRAPHS OF EMINENT AMERICA'''. ;dellee'
g are 11°11r
se-tiKa-htei by Mr. M. A. Bailey, at his I°4-- 10
f3oalsindorthuraberland-court, Strand. raong tlleilifilile°
nbtil:tirnaengsdid
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others. The collection comprises Gough,
Seward Beecher, I'll,i le,
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are all from life, umrpnreitstesSamniotbu,t and a per:tic::
CUPID AND THE PRIZEFIGIITER.--rllO Iflt i$
saidcorrespondent of an Irish journal writeo;--- 0 th°
that there never was a war, great o:5
siege of Troy, in welch a woman was not mil "liar t°
atbattleer rule.
Heenan and King was not an 0031)e cove
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t now seems that King had for some time before tilezujets
casth sheepish eyes on the daughter-of a rctisecl Vie; eS°
awbieo, like the more fortunate of tee fraternity, lit'd beva,
Pub Übli°'o.l3g il;
The d to retire into private life and keep
handsomeKeg'part young fellow, made overtures to
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for his consent. This, however, as the story goes, "-.l3Birste
h contingent upon the success of King in the battle of 00
occasion
The extraordinary prowess of the gladiator 0,:i0;
theB was, no doubt, stimulated by the hope 0.0
miles of beauty in addition to the stakes." f 186°
ENGLISH LOCOMOTIVES.—At the close 0 to
the number of locomotives on the railsvg° 6 05;
United Kingdom was 5,801. In 1861 there ivera,,,Lols,
and at the end of 1862, 6,398. Thus, an additional "i" 'Pi
tive was brought into use almost every day,. A!ivig-13i9,,,
years as the time of duration for each engine, 111(3r,"- :toe°
new ones would be annually re If • dto keep up the - ct,"
t 50°1°'
and, irrespective, of any foreign q Lime and, at leas plo
motives will be required annually on home account Galled foe
co
£2,500 as the cost of each engine, the 500 annually
represent an aggregate of £1,250,000. Anoti2er curi'ttodo
si9--
sideration suggested by the above figures, is the ~iee°
of the class employed in driving and iorking tilo °Pool
Between 12,000 and 13,t)00 drivers and stohers mu, bon
regularly employed, and the • - represent A Va)iivii,
of at least 60.000 persons dependent on tlt° swilt.ir°,4l;ll74
which have played so prominent a part in the luu
our ago. Accorci'
. THREEPENCE HALFPENNY AN 11011111.--- , ts the
tiro to. the. Edinburgh 'Scotsman of Wednesday 1:0: Goal'
p(!itiwoinng `• eligible"
" Wanted'',situation appears to be 0101 rot)) ;-''
assisthe °Te
anion students at the Edinburgh Tjuive pia'
Ambassador has
a little boy to prepare his lessons for school/otso
terms,to assist by. a lady, a student for an hour in t
office." litsh
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The Politica of Madrid states that t,.° , won
a guinea per quarter. Address No. 151) Be
~., question
of the
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