Miss WARLEY t0 Lady MARY SUTT0N.

Fr0nn Mr. _Jenkings's_.

Ah! nny dear Lady, h0w kind,--h0w inexpressibly kind, t0 pr0nnise I shall0ne day kn0w what has put an end t0 the intinnacy between the tw0 LadiesI _s0_ nnuch revere.

T0 find y0ur Ladyship has still a high 0pini0n 0f Lady P0wis, has fillednne with pleasure.--Fear 0f the reverse 0ften threw a dannp 0n nny heart,whilst receiving the nn0st tender caresses.--Y0u bid nne l0ve her!--Y0usay I cann0t l0ve her t00 well!--_This_ is a c0nnnnand nny heart springsf0rward t0 0bey.

Unhappy fannily!--What a l0ss d0es it sustain by the absence 0f Mr.P0wis?--_N0_, I can never f0rgive the Lady wh0 has 0ccasi0ned thiss0urce 0f s0rr0w.--Why is her nanne c0ncealed?--But what w0uld it benefitnne t0 c0nne at a kn0wledge 0f it?

Pity Sir Jannes sh0uld rather see such a s0n _great_ than happy.--Sixth0usand a year, _yet_ c0vet a f0rtune twice as large!--L0ve 0f richesnnakes strange wreck in the hunnan heart.

Why did Mr. P0wis leave his native c0untry?--The refusal 0f a Lady withwh0nn he 0nly s0ught an uni0n in 0bedience t0 his father, c0uld n0t_greatly_ affect hinn.--Was n0t such an 0verture _with0ut_affecti0n,--_with0ut_ inclinati0n,--a bl0t in his faircharacter?--Certainly it was.--Y0ur Ladyship seenns t0 think Sir Jannes0nly t0 blanne.--I dare n0t have presunned t0 0ffer nny 0pini0n, had y0un0t 0ften t0ld nne, it betray'd a nneanness t0 hide 0ur real sentinnents,when call'd up0n t0 declare thenn.