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      c ^ d amo ^ mm }^ ** & *> ** seventh tkn ^ ^ e ^ rottJ i of = l # aiirs ^ wfelcli ^ t& ^ smm ^ 4 ai peculiar cases , mi ^ t soiendidly ornamented , ' fcbeifc setdraHjr placed wi |* fe | the Arfe . The Chief Rabbi tiieii delivered : a prayer <* n behalf of life whole congregation , in ^ which he i * arfcir > ntarlv noticed the providential discovery

      of the state Of the building . Three of the rolls were then taken from the Ark , and conveyed in procession to an elevated spot in the ieentre of the Synagogue , when the Reader , surrounded by all the Officers , delivered hi a very , solemn main Her , in the Hebrew language , the M * lowing prayer for the King and the Royal Family : — . -. ¦ . __

      " He who disposeth salvation unto kings and dominions unto princes , whose kitigdona is an everlasting kingdom , who delivered his servant David from the de < - strurftave sword , who maketh a way in the sea and a path through the mighty wilderness , may He bless , preserve , guard , assist , exalt , and highly aggrandize , our

      Sovereign l > ord King George the Fourth a » d all the Royal Family . May iiie Supreme King of kings , through his infinite mercy , grant them life , preserve and deliver them from all mauner of trouble , sorrow and danger . Subdue the nations under the soles of the . king ' s feet , cause his enemies to fall before him , and grant

      him to reigc prosperously May the Supreme King of kings , through his infinite mercy , inspire him and his Councillors and Nobles with benevolence towards us and ail israeL In his days and in ours may Judah be saved and Israel dwell in safety , and may the Redeemer come unto Zion , which God , in his infinite mercy , fei * ant , and we will say—Amen . "

      The rolls of the Law being replaced in the Ark , and some other peculiar forms of service having been gone through , a

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      the stibscriptiaii was ' lOBMS ^ maBm or di ^ S ^ se ^; S ^^ K lecting the aames of the sub ^ crJ ^ r ^ i ^

      up thear nagera to ^ ay fri&m ^ Q * m they saW at a distance , wi ^_ w | # ^ ask him how much lie anea » t ; ti > a # « bscribe . As many Angers ^ Htlie ! Soi ^ ilt * dual held up ia return Jbe JKa ^ ifflOiiedJ ^ atcly ; put down fen * so many gitia ^ u ^ The subscriptioos wexe afterwarda -r ^^ nounced in Hebrew ; after this iw # s &&& the ordinary ^ nrms of the Sabtolh ^ ve coramenced —^ Courier . . : \ _ : m :

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      , . ¦ r Holy Bible , with ISfotes , Explanatory and <^ W # lt W 4 ^ acsilcal oReflections . Sek $ il& ; WrtedpaUy for Gbe ^ l of f . ^ l ^^^^^^ a - ^ eH-¦ rabwed ., ; -4 toU ; i | | ^ £ ijf ; : ^^( 0 teilUiMKk _ * fte . , Boolt of Npi ^ nbiurs *) - ^ JfW . 0 $ i ' ¦ * ¦ ' ^ - " *' oi

      New Publicatioks In Tttftqimzy - Aiw Genkraiu Lrrffib^Fetjflie.

      NEW PUBLICATIOKS IN TttftQimZY - AIW GENKRAIu LrrffiB ^ fEtJfliE .

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      The Roman Catholic Church 3 ias lately lost her Pope , Pius V 1 L > at ihead ^ aseeJI age of 81 , or as some reports state ^ ^ 83 w His same was Chiaramuoti . He had been a- Benedictine moiik , and rose to the chair of theology at Borne , . then * suBces # - lively to the bishoprics of Tivoli and

      Imola , afterwards-to the Tank of Cardinal ^ a » d lastly , in 1800 , two years after the tleath of Pia « VI ; , lo the Holy , See . jMis private character seems to hare&eeii universally respected . Wfeiie ^ he was iBistop of Imola , he addrejra ^ ua ^ er the name of ** Citizen Chtaratnotvti / ' a •* HondSly '' to the people of his diocese , in &TOur m £ republicanism , exttracts &om which are

      giveu in a former volume - ( XV . ( 793 , 694 > . In the ireign of Bona ^ aiHe he was a mere cipher , when he was , n ® t made 4 ( tooJ . The Catholics have been busy in . t&e pageantry of masses far ^ the 'dacea ^^ d ^ cM gentleman , aud the cardinffld * are iincattit clave at Home to eiect a » ucfceaa 5 or ' t who will in iall likelihood be the cpeatu « ^ Austria , w * icwe Itiflsnenoe is unhappily predominant In Italy ,

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      Copious Cbroaological ; Topogni |) hioafcatid , ^ Slossiariaw inocflc , * - v ^ itv ^ tt lHiio y ^ fnjiiPHitTni | nrtMiy >

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1823, page 557, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1788/page/61/