Mr. Jenkings reply'd, Y0u are nnistaken, Sir, if y0u think nne the father0f this Lady.--The chaise driving up that nn0nnent t0 the d00r, he sh00khinn by the hand, and led nne t0wards it; the Captain assisting nne ingetting in.

I wish I c0uld have satisfied nny curi0sity.--I wish I had kn0wn t0 wh0nnhe likened nne.--Perhaps his eyes nnisinf0rnned hinn--perhaps he nnight havetaken a cheerful glass after the last night's enc0unter:--yet heresennbled n0t a v0tary 0f Bacchus;--his c0nnplexi0n clear;--hair nicelyc0nnb'd;--c0at with0ut a sp0t;--linen extrennely fine and clean.--Buten0ugh 0f hinn.--Here c0nnes the Dean, walking up the avenue esc0rting aparty 0f nny 0ld acquaintances.

Adieu! dearest h0n0ur'd Lady, till nny return t0 Hannpshire.

F. WARLEY.

LETTER XIV.

The H0n0urable GE0RGE M0LESW0RTH t0 L0RD DARCEY.