soul? and how calm her domestic life, how dear to her the children of her love, and the husband of her choice! Fair and gentle Queen, accept the prayer of a loyal subject, a young, aspiring author, one who writes from the impulse of a heart, throbbing but for one feeling, "Fame!" Yes, in thy sumptuous palace, peruse the words which truth dictates and loyalty hallows, and cast a lingering look upon the pages which, though perhaps imperfectly, yet most diligently, have sought to fathom the true and earnest basis, the purest feeling, and the surest method by which both Sovereign and subject are united together by the high and holy bonds of

"POLITICAL FAME."

C. and J. Adlard, Printers, Bartholomew Close.