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About this tiinia, sent by the Horn of Plenty, bound for London, a long letter to

an ancient comrade and player of s Mr Lee, writing by the Golden Lucy to an agreeable rake of

his acquaintance, burst into a five-page panegyric upon the Arpasia, the

Belvidera, the Monimia, who had so marvelously dawned upon the colonial

horizon The recipient of this co one day to crack a bottle there with Mr Colley

Cibber, drew froy of

Darden's Audrey, with the remark that the writer was an Oxford man and

must knohereof he wrote

Cibber borrowed the letter, and the next day, in the coundy, co,--the

latter's correspondent having also brought the ht offset that pretty jade Fenton at the Fields, eh, Bob?" said

Cibber "They're of an age If the town took to her"-"If her Belvidera made one pretty felloeep, why not another?" added Wilks "Here--where is't he says that, when she went out, for rave--and that then the applause was deep--not

shrill--and very long? 'Gad, if 'tis a Barry coain, and we could lay