servant, returned with a cart about two hours after the engagement. The hurry of the action was then pretty well over, and he found his much-honoured master not only plundered of his watch and other things of value, but also stripped of his upper garments and boots, yet still breathing; and adds, that though he was not capable of speech, yet, on taking him up, he opened his eyes, which makes it something questionable whether he were altogether insensible. In this condition, and in this manner, he conveyed him to the church of Tranent, whence he was immediately taken into the minister’s house and laid in a bed; where he continued breathing till about eleven in the forenoon, when he took his final leave of pain and sorrow. His remains were interred the Tuesday following, Sept. 24, at the parish church of Tranent (where he had usually attended divine service) with great solemnity. When God reveal’d his gracious name, And chang’d my mournful state, My rapture seem’d a pleasing dream, The grace appear’d so great. The world beheld the glorious change, And did thy hand confess; My tongue broke out in unknown strains, And sang surprising grace. “Great is the work,” my neighbours cried, And owned the power divine; “Great is the work,” my heart replied, “And be the glory thine.” * * * * * _London_: _Printed for_ THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY; _and sold at the Depository_, 56. _Paternoster-row_; _by_ J. NISBET, 21, _Berners-street_, _Oxford-Street_; _and by other Booksellers_. [Price 8_s._ per 100.] _Considerable Allowance to Subscribers and Booksellers_.