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THE Birth of Monsieur the Dauphin ravishes me with Joy. I hope, that as he is a Theodosius, that is to say, a Gift which God has bestow'd upon Your Majesty, he will answer the great Qualities of the Emperors that bore that Name. 'Tis my hearty Prayer to God that it may be so; and that he will vouchsafe to heap upon Your Majesty as many Blessings as it is possible for him to desire, who is E∣ternally, &c.