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 let me in my latter end be like this brook! It calmly, though not quite silently flows through this scene of peace and loveliness, just before it enters the sea. Let me thus gently close my days likewise; and may I not unusefully tell to others of the goodness and mercy of my Saviour, till I arrive at the vast ocean of eternity."

That prayer was surely answered. He did tell to men, with abundant blessing, of the goodness and mercy of his Saviour: be did thus gently close his days.

Soldier of Christ, well done!
 * Praise be thy new employ;

And while eternal ages run,
 * Rest in thy Saviour's joy.

J. A.


 * Islington,

Feb. 21st, 1828.