... hour that beheld thy last ray. of 31. A. R. _ _ ?? EPIGRAM,no To her Grace the DUCHESS qf RUTLAND. WHILST Fanny kiss'd her infant tare, h Von bile my lip, she cried, my dear;- d The smillfg child, tho' half afraid, e Thus to his beauteous mother said, ...

... wounded breast- ' Tis found aohve-lu heaven There is a soft, a downy bed, 'Tis fair as breath of even; A couch for weary mortals spread, Whbere they may rest their aching head, Aud tind repose-in Heaven!I There is a home for weeping souls, By sini nd ...

... take with ber to the ionseaf Correction, her infaot girl about 12 ioulthsofage, the clhild-being then indisposed and the.. infant hab continued ill ever 8stiee, and on S4ttrday in- form' tron was re eived at the office that the hild died on F1riday ?? ...

... the day be committed the aet, the 3d of Deceme r, whihb' was tunsiated literally into Englihb- I4 I ball put U)n end to my mortal existence, and the~irea&i fs nothing to any one but myself. 'Tbe Coroner having reenpitiflated the evidenoe taken, 7stated ...

... 3 J perior to all other remedies for the wind, purgings, convul ions, and all thofe diforders in the ftomacb and of of f infants, which prove Watal to fo many under the age of two years. It is equally cfficacious In cholic, fluxes, in and other complaints ...

... fuperior to all other remedies for the wind, purgings, convulsions, and all thofe disorders in the ftomach and bowels of infants, which prove fanal to fo many under the age of two vears. It is eq ually cffieacious in cholic, fiuxes, and other complaints ...

... last o'oem e heir G 1817, and we haypt4 add to tbe sad list that of o l her late *Majesty7Quceu'balcoAte, who closed her s . :mortal career ' ovember.11'181&. . - . r t, It has, been stated, rather-incorrectly, that after t the pubiicatin: of' the riarnier ...