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Lord of the Manor, Richard Ceur de Ii
on, and the comedy of The Heress: and
vet the curiosity of his biographer, even in
this anecdote dealing and memoir-sifting
Iage, cannot trace his origin, or the scenes
land circumstances of his education. The
fable of the Lord of the Manor, seems in
some degree, to have been suggested by
the incident of his own matrimonial con-
Inection; for his was clandestne and ur-
authorised marriage, at a time when he
held only a subaltern commission in the
army, and is said to have excited at first
the resentment of the ady's father to such
ia degree that he declared his resolution
never to admit the offenders into his pre-


sence: though in process of time the an
ger of the Earl subsidized, reconciliation


was effected, and was succeeded by warm


and lasting attachment. 1t is probable


also that the memory of his lady, who
lin the year 1776, at Kensngton Palace


during his absence in America, is embalm-
ed by the affectionate regrets Of the Gene
raj, in that beautiful air in the first act OF
that opera =


"Encompassed in an angels frame,


i An angels virtues lay;


i Too soon did heaven assert the claim,
\ And call its own away


/ My Annals worth, my Annals charms.
Il Must never more return!


D What now shall fill these widow'd arms
\ All me my Annals urn!'


4 1t is some confirmation of this coniec
ture, that general Burgoyne contra cte'
no second marriage. Taste and senti
: ment, rather than vigour and originality


and familiarity with local manners AM


the super6cies of character, rather thai


1.-THE comprehensive views of the sources 0


|hnman action, and penetration into tn


deeper recesses of the heart, characteris


1.-THE genius of this writer; and his satire


though well pointed, will accordingly los


its interest when the memory of the fleet


ing follies and temporary politics at whc


lit is eveled, shall die away. Ofhis dra


matte works, incomparably the most va
luable, is the comedy of The Heiress-
!. which may, indeed, be called the last res
comedy produced On the English stage.
! Engtish Paper.