Without a name, for ever silent, dumb; Dust, ashes, nought else is within this tomb; Where we were born or bred it matters not, Who were our parents, or hath us begot; We were, but now are not; think no more of us, For as we are, so you'll be turn'd to dust. "It is the opinion of naturalists, that our bodies are, at certain stages of life, composed of new matter; so that a great many poor men have new bodies oftener than new clothes; now, as Divines are not able to inform us which of those several bodies shall rise at the resurrection; it is very probable that the deceased body may be for ever silent as well as any other. "RICHARD SMITH, BRIDGET SMITH." Smith was pronounced by the Coroner's Jury, _felo de se_, and guilty of murder with respect to the child: his wife they declared a lunatic. At a Sermon preached at Bow-church in 1734, before eight Bishops, many Magistrates, and a numerous auditory, by the Rev. Mr. Bedford, on the Anniversary of the Society for the Reformation of Manners; it was stated, that the Society had prosecuted, between December 1732 and December 1733, 89 persons for disorderly and lewd practices; 13 for keeping disorderly houses, and for exercising their trades on Sundays 395. Three different sets of sharpers infested the Metropolis in the following winter, who went from house to house with counterfeited letters of request from the Magistrates and Rectors of Tid St. Mary's, Lincolnshire, and Outwell and Terrington, Norfolk; representing, that dreadful fires had almost desolated those places; when, in truth, no such events had happened.