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sad consequently, by necessary implication enjoined
equal if not superior reverence, and not /[Wits," it agree-
ably to the proviso, wu not only repugnant to the better
spirit and meaning of the Act or l'uifonnity, and Cont►a
loath, mores, but by dispensing with, or suspending the
execution of the Act of Uniformity, was cohtrary to the
Act of 1 William and Man, niaile for declaring the
rights and liberties of the subject, and settling the suc-
cession of the Crown. 1 am, ice.
Guildhall, Feb. 3, MI. CASSIUS.

EXTRACTS FROM PAPERS RELATING TO Till
LITURGY or Till or ENGLAND.

(Laid on the table of the House of Comusoiss.)

FROM LAMBETH PALACE LIBRART.

1603—A Prayer for the Queene and Prince, and other
King and Queene's Children.
is Almightie lied, which has promised to bet father
of thine elect, and of their seed, wee humbly beseech-
thee to blesse our gracious Qneene Anne, Prince Henry,
and all the King and Queene's Royal Progenie ; indtie
them with thy Holy Spirit," &c.
In the Letanie.

" That it may please thee to blesse and preserve our
gracious queene Anne, Prince Henry, and the rest of
the King and Ilueene's Royal Issue:"
IrvlB—A Prayer for the Queene and Prince, &c.
" Almightie God, who halt promised, Ice. we humbly
beseech thee to blesse our gracious queens Anne, Prince
Messy, sod all the King sad Queene:s &wall Pro-
geny," &c. ' ••
In the Letanie.
" That it may please thee to bless and preserve our
gracious Q'terne Anise, Prince Charles, Predericke the
Prince Elector Palatine, and the Lady Elisabeth his

fr. "
Iti3l;uill 1636—.1 Prayer for the Qneene, Prince Charles,

and the rest of the Royoll Progeny.
Altnightle tiod, the fountain of all good nesse, we
hnmbl♦ beseech thee to blesse our graciour Queene
Marv, Prince Charles, and the rest of the Itoyall Pro-
geny ; endue," &c.
In the Letanie.
•' That it may please thee to blesse and preserve our
gracious Queens Mary, Prince Charles, and the rest of
the lintrall Progeuie.
1107, h:ilinburgh, and 1639—The same as 1636.
Itin—A Prayer for the Royal Family.
• Almighty lion, the fountain of all goodness, we
humbly beseech thee to bless our gracious,Queen Cathe-
rine, Man• the Queen Mother, James Duke of York, and
all the Royal Family."
In the Litany..
"That it may please thee to bless and preserve our
gracious Queen Catherine, 31ary the Queen Mother,
James Duke of York, and all the Royal Family."
1663 and 1664—The same as 1662. _ _

• 14011--lathe prayer (usually) fur the King, the
Queen (being Quern Regnant) is introduced in thene
sviordv, - our most gracious Sovereign Lord and Lady
Wig William and Queen Mart•.
the Litany.
" That it may please thee to bless and preserve our
gracious Queen Mary, Catherine the Queen Dowager.
their Royal Highnesses Mary Princess of Orange, and
the Princess Anne of Denmark, and all the Royal
Family."
j I;sB.—The Prayer.
—to bless our gnu.' Queen Charlottee, their Royal
Highs George Prince of Wales, the Princess Dow-
ager of Wales, and all the Royal Family.
Litany.
to bless and preserve our gracious Queen Charlotte,
their Royal Highnesses George Prince of Wales, the
Princess I/imager of Wales and all the Royal Family.
tne as above.
se Base; omitting the Pflietell Dowager of
• A Mistake; title page of Charles 941's time seems put
to a Prayer Book of Willies* sod Mary•.
f litre, parts of Prays. books of different dates seem to
be put together.
• A wrung title page to a Prayer book of Geo. 111.

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COPT or TOR ORDER IN COUNCIL or TRIE 34th IMMO,
RV WHICH HKR 111,01111 Tel RANI HAS BEEN OMITTED
room TUB LITURRY.
At the Court at Carlton House, the 12th day of Feb.l
1420, present, the King's most excellent Majesty in
Contrail.
Whereas in the act of uniformity which establishes the
liturgy of the church of England, provision is made for'
'nth alteration in the prayers for the Royal Family, as
front time to time shall become necessary, and be direct-
ed by lawful authority ;—His Majesty was pleased this
day in Council to declare his royal will and pleasure,
that in the prayer for the Royal Family, in the morning
and et ening service, the worth "Their Royal Hignesses
lieorge Prince of Wales the Princess of Wales, and," be
omitted.
That the same omission take place in that part of the
litany or general supplication, in which the same words
recur.
That in the title to the form of prayer to be used on
the day of his Majesty's accession to the crown, the I
words "upon the twenty-fifth day of October" be struck
oat, and the words " upon the twenty-ninth day of Ja-
nuary- he inserted.
Tint in the prayer found in this service for the King
and Royal Family, the words, "Their Royal High-'
nesses George Prince of Wales, the Princess of Wales,
and,- be omitted.
Arol his Majesty doth strictly ehargeand conweand,
that no edition of the Common Prayer be from henceforth
printed, but with this amendrnentt and that in the mean
time, till copies of such edition may be bad, all parsons,
vicars, and curates within this realm, do (for preventing
of mistakes) with the lien correct and amend all sack
prayers in their church books, according ter she afore-
going direction ; sad for the hotter notice hereof, that
this order be forthwith printed and published, and sent
• to the several parishes 1 and that the Right Reverend
the Bishops do take care that obedience be paid to the
same accordingly.
'giro JERI/ Bus,uta.
(A true copy.) Comet Ogee, Whitebait, Jan. ea, lei!.
Japan BULLIR.

The Legislature of North Carolina have passed an
art '• for the relief of honest debtors," sekeeA •ea
iisAte tatpriawinsent fur debt. The Raleigh Register
is of opinion that this act does. the Legislature im-
mortal honour, and expresses the hope that the
example will be imitated threethont the United
States. • •

less-tun, Fen. I.—Tuesilay sennight A Petition to
the House of Coinnions wax forwarded to Sir William
Rowley, Bart. for presentation. signed by 234 of the
principal farmer% and traders of Laxfield and its vici-
nity. It declares the innocence of the Queen to be
as cleat as the sun is Its meridian splendour; and
prays for the restoration of her Majesty's dame so the
Litnrgy.
NORWICII, Fun. 2.—We. regret to 'state *at ear
wurthY County Member, T. W. Cahn. ENV woos Plv*
vented from attending in bin plane in the Hoek of.
Commons; which will aceonnt for his radii not
P wring in the minority on a kite tesportant eekvaive.
The eery imminent danger also of soother bean eels;
the,•we are sorry to itiiat slit issrtNdiete, /re
peace at llolkiwun.