The Sun.
London, England, 1849-11-14 00:00:00

BY HEN MAJESTY'S SPECIAL COMMAND.

The service of the day shall be the same with the
usual office, except where it is in this office otherwise
appointed.

THE ORDER FOR MORNING PRAYER.
Let him that miniatereth read with a loud voice these
sentences of Scripture ; and after them the Exhorta-
tion, " Dearly beloved Brethren," &c.
Rejoice in the Lord, 0 ye righteous ; for it becometh
well the just to be thankful.
0 let us magnify the Lord our God, and fall down
before Ms footstool, for He is holy.
The Lord hath doue great things for us, whereof we
rejoice.

Instead of the Venice exultemus.

O give thanks unto the Lord, and call upon His name:
tell the people what things He hath done.
0 let your songs be of Him, and praise Him; and let
your talking be of all His wondrous works.
Rejoice in His holy name; let the heart of them re-
oice that seek the Lord. _

For His mercy is greater than the 'leavens; and Ms
truth reacheth unto the clouds. _ _

In the time of our trouble, we called upon the Lord;
and He heard us. • _ _

The Lord heard our petition; the Lord received our
prayer.
'When fearfulness and trembling came upon us, and a
horrible dread overwhelmed us,
He delivered our souls from death, and our feet from
falling; that we might walk before the Lord in the land
of the living.
Therefore will we give thanks unto Thee, 0 Lord,
among the peopie; wo will sing unto Thee among the
nations.
Unto Thee, our strength, will we sing: for Thou, 0
God, art our refuge and our merciful God.
Glory be to the Father, &e.
As it was in the beginning, &e.
Proper Psalms, xci. viii.
First Lesson, Jonah, iii.
Te Deem laudamus,
Second Lesson, St. John, v. to ver. 15.
Benedictus.
The Creed, &c., to the end of the Lord's Prayer.
Instead of the Collect for the Day, the following shall

bo used.

Ac^ep•r, we beseech Theo, 0 merciful God, the praises
and thanksgivings of Thy people, whom Thou has gra-
ciously relieved from the sore judgment of grievous sick-
ness and mortality which has lately afflicted our land.
Incline tit to devote to Thy service the lives which Thou
has: spared; and so enlighten our understandings and
purify our affections by Thy Holy Spirit, that we may
learn from Thy judgments to fear Thy wrath above all
thing, and may be led by Thy goodness to love Thee
with our whole heart, through Jesus Christ our Lord.

Amen.
Then shall follow the Second and Third Collects for
Morning Prayer, and the Litany.
Aftft the Prayer " We humbly beseech Thee, 0 Father,"

shall the following be added.
Almighty God, our Father and Judge, whose power
no creature is able to resist; who host in Thy diaplea•
sure brought us down to the gates of death, and in Thy
mercy halt stayed the course of that pestilence, for which
there was no help in man; to Thee alone we ascribe our
deliverance; in Thee only do we trust, to preserve us
both in body and soul. And now, 0 Lord, we entreat
Tti,:e to make the chastisement which Thou has sent
effectual to produce in us a more lively faith in Thy
word, and a more entire obedience to Thy command-
ments. Make us so duly sensible of Thy mercies to this
nation, in mainte6inin!; our domestic tranquillity, and in
groan:lg a plentiful return to the labours of our hus-
bandmea, that we may show our thankfulness by an
c arnest endeavour to conform to Thy will, and to ad-
vance Thy glory. And may the frequent instances of
morta.lity which we have bAeld remind us all of the
nearness of death, and dispose us so to number our days,
that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom ; that, wile-
tivr living or dying, we may be found faithful disciples
of Him who has taken away the sting of death, and
opened the gate of everlasting life to all believers.
Hear us, Lord, fur Thy goodness is great; and ac-
cording to the multitude of Thy mercies receive these our
petitions, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Then the general Thanksgiving, to the end of Morn-
ing rraycr.