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lconc6aled vice. His b2ihlul modehy
is noticed as conlciouS guilt, and his
waiting contribution, under the Prefure
Of forrow and keen fenfbility, is point
ed at as the reward of loole morals
The artlcfs ifranger is told to beware
Of perlon,wh politenef8 took him
into notice, and brndenty cautioned
againR receiving his fayour8. He is
made to believe that there is inaGe II
the graf8, and that the honelt openneis
of his hof is but the fheep'S clothing
ola wolf. IF new married couple are
feen to look dull, be it from the head
ache or dilagreeable news, il matters
not. Rumour wings her way with
fad tory, filled with malicious conje6t-
ures. Malice foreiaw their unhappi-
ncl8, and credulity believes they are the
mott mferable beings on earth. In
nocence and virtue are weak antidoteS
for ilander. No matter how much OF
heaven dwellS in the heart Of Mis-
Lovely, and angelic grace beauties
her department. She is fly jade, and
as fond Of the private embrace Of the
powdered coxcomb, as the verieft har-
lot. The nanderer would make virtue
bauble, and religion JET.


The only preventative Of this baleful
vice, IS to keep the minds eye continu-
ally open, and fhun thofe who are af-
feded with its potion in the lmallef
degree. Judge not ha(ily ; Confider
we'll the Perion with whom you are can
verfng ;endeavour to find out the mo-
tive8 which lead him TO a declaration
Of his opinion Of the character which |
heiS fetting before you. Never Iole
fight Of the manner in which the cha
ra6ter was introduced the peculiar
emphafs and tone with which it is
deicribed and ifyou di1cover warmth
and eagernefS in the delineator, be "a
ther willing to believe that he is inter-
efed in its bad appearance, than that
the picture IS iuf. If you are Gran
ger TO both characters, what muf Be
your ideas fmply theie, that the man
is either fool, or a 1landerer if
fool, pity him; if a flanderer, defpiie
hn. There are fome people whom
we may call daily Cbr0nicles their bu-
GnelS ieems to be nothing more nor
IeGs, than publilhing from houle to
hou1e, from itreet to ftreet, and from
village to city, all the little private an
ecdotes and circumstances they can
poihbly difcover. If they can only get
a Gngle hint or outline Of the mott tri- !
vial Occurrence, they will work upon
it, hammer it out, twilt it this way and
that way, till they have finally made i
big enough for an ear-ofering. Il is
then Whit !pered about from tea-table to
paIl0ur, from parlOur to aaembly-
room, It'll the very market place echoes
with a new made fallhood. Thefe
drivellers in fin are but pioneers to the
malicious Ganderer; they 60 before,
cutting down the fcrupleSo Of confidence, |
and opening the mind for the reception
of the mott baleful and defru6tive lies
fabricated by tie Vaccinations Of
Satan in their depraved hearts.


BERl HESDIN.