W. W.

Malta.

[This edition is in the British Museum, and agrees in every respect

with the one possessed by our correspondent, except that it is in

folio. It appears extremely rare.]

_Prayer for the Recovery of George III._--In 1815, when I first went to

school, one of my schoolfellows had (I think in manuscript in the fly-leaf

of his Prayer-Book) a prayer for the king's recovery, of which I remember

only two detached portions:--"Restore, we implore Thee, our beloved

sovereign to his family and his people"--"and whether it shall seem fit to

Thine unerring wisdom, presently to remove from us this great calamity, or

still to suspend it over us, dispose us, under every dispensation of Thy

Providence, patiently to adore Thine inscrutable goodness." The rest I

forget. Can any of your correspondents supply the remainder of the prayer;

or tell me where it is to be found, or who was the author?

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