rose and received him with all the politeneſsof a well-bred Man. Lady ––– who felt a deeperSorrow at the loſs of her Son, than his Lordships harder heart was capable of, could hardly keepher Seat when she found that he was theBrother of her lamented ^Henry'sRosa'sCharles'¹ Rosa. "My Lordsaid M^r Gower as soon as he was seated, You are perhaps surprised at receiving a visitfrom a Man whom you could not have theleast expectation of seeing here. But my Sistermy unfortunate Sister is the real cause ofmy thus troubling you: That luckleſs Girlis now no more – and tho'though she can receive no pleasure from the intelligence, yet for thesatisfaction of her Family I wish to knowwhether the Death of this unhappy Pairhas made an impreſsion on your heart suffi::ciently strong to obtain that consent totheir Marriage which in happier circum::stances you would not be persuaded to give