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London, England, 1820-06-12 00:00:00

PSALM LVL7-Ifiserere igeei, Dm,,.

1. Be merciful unto me 0 GOD, for man goeth about to de-
vour me; he is daily fighting, and troubling me.
C. Mine enemies are daily in hand to swallow me up : for
they be n that fight against me, 0 thou Moss. Mutt rsr.
S. Neverthekss, though lam sometimes afraid : yet put I
my trust bather.
4. I will praise Goo, because of his *ord : I have put my
tru-t in Goo, and wiU not fear what flesh can do unto me.

.. They Idly mistake my words : all that they imagine is to
to me evil.

6. They hold all together, and keep themselves close : and
musk my steps, when they lay wait for my soul.
7. S. ll they escape for their wickedness : thou, 0 Gon, in
th 7 alitpleasure shalt east them down.
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it. Thou tritest my flitting.; put my teats into thy bottle:
are not these things noted is thy book.
9. Whensoever I call upon thee, then shall mine enemies be
y..t to flight : this I know ; for GOD is on my side.
10. In Gou's word will I rejoice: in the LORD'S word will I
ccn:tort me.

11. Yea, in Con have I pit my trust : I will not be afraid
ultia man can do unto me.

12. Unto thee, 0 Goa, will I pay my vows : unto thee will
I give thanks.

11. Fur thou had delivered my soul from death, and my feet
from falling : that I may walk before Gou in the light of the

li ring.

The following are impressive verses out of the
P,alm which follows:

1. Be merciful unto me, 0 Gos! be merciful unto me, for
try soul trusteth in thee : and under the shadow of thy wings
shall be my refuge, until this tyranny be overpast.

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5. lie shall send from 111:avzN,. and save me from the reproof
of him that would eat me up.
7. They have laid a net for my feet, and pressed down my
soul : they have digged a pit before me, and are fallen into the
list of it themselves.

In the list of Ladies and Gentlemen who have made
their respectful inquiries at hei MAJErrr's residence,
we observe the following names:
Marchioness of Tavistock. Hon. H. G. Bennett, M. P.
Dowager Marchioness of Hon. Douglas Kinnaird.
Linsdown, Lieut.-General Sir R. Fer-
Countess Fitzwilliam gusson, M.P.
Countess of Jersey Mr. Bernal, M.P.
Hon. Mrs. Darner. Mr. Power, M.P.
Lady Rush. Mr. J. Hume, M.P.
Marquis of Tavistock. • Mr: Gordon, M.P.
Earl of Theuet. I Mr. Creevey, M.P.
Lord John litlssell. Mr. S. Graham, M.P.
Lord Nugent. Admiral Lindsey.

Lord Laiidaff.

biz Francis Burdett.

. Alderman Wairiman.

Sir Henry Englefield.
Sir William Rush.

Dr. Baillie.

Sir Robert Wilson, M.P.
&r Thus. Maryon Wilson.
Sir G. Keith, R.N.

Rev. Dr. Lloyd.
Rev. Mr. Geo. F. Bates.

Mr. St. Leger.
Mr. Charles Mills.
Mr. William Sharp, Scc. ate.

KING'S THEATRE.—Among the persons of Fashion
Frosent on S.tturday evening, were
Lord and Lady Kilmorey, Lady Anne C. Smith, Lady Stan-
hope, Lord Lake, Lady and Lcrd Ahoyne, Lady Darlington,
Bun. Mrs. Stanhope, Sir William Johnson, Mrs. Fitzherbert,
Mrs. IL Baring, Mrs. hlarchbank, Mrs. Orby Hunter, Duke
et Devonshire, Duke of Dorset, Count and Countess St. Anto-
no, Marchioness of Salisbury, Earl and Countess Darnley,
Ladies Bligh, Countess of liarrowby, Marchioness of Tavistock,
Marchioness of Lansdown, Marchioness of Anglesea, Marquis
of Anglesea, Lady Warburton, Lady Fitzgerald, Lady Dacre,
Lady and Sir John Leicester, Lord Aylesbury, Lord and Lady
borough, Lady C. Wynn Belasyse, Earl Winchilsea, and
li!..ss Finch, lady Hyde Parker, Lord Stair, Lady Brudenell,
lady Hamlin Williams, General Bligh, Hpn. Mr. Thompson,
Mrs. Pole Carew, Mrs. Sneyd, Mrs. Bouverie, Mrs. Young,
Mr. Wynn Belasyse, Miss and Mrs. Caswell, Mrs. Caulfield,
C. Bamfylde, Mrs. and Miss De Crespigny' Mr. John
Maud?, Earls of Pomfret, Beauchamp, Belfast; Lords .
Tam-
worth, Uxbridge, Cawdor, Palmerston; Sir Charles Ilamfylde,
Charles Augier, Ewin Buller, William Elliott, T. T. Jones, John
Owen; Ladies Frederick Wright Wilson, Owen, Petre, Ca-
et rine Paulett.