From an English publication.
TO CHLUt. . - .
Written on the road between Bath and Bristol,
" BY G. DV-HARLEYV.
YOU bid me, Chloe, cease to sigh;
And seeni to wonder why I oic"
E'en while the baams of thy blue eye
, . . ...Kn. t. lift- r-t i if .
luncouragc m3 itiuvc.
. rJ -
You pray me banish from my lreast
The image of a farm $b dear,
"Give-to4ts flutt'rirs tenant rest,
And cease to- shed the Jjppeless tear.
Ali Chloe! if sincere thy prayer,
- Why, as you touch my passions wild,
Heates the white bosom of my fear ?
Qvfalteis her 'injunctions mild?
Is't Pity's trem'loiis voice alone ?
" Is't Sympathy's unusual swell ?
Or frolic Lote, to torture prone ?
Sweet mistress of the secret tell?
Let not suspense my rest destroy,
Bat bid indeed my anguish cease--
And if thou cans't not give me 'joy,
O give me back my banish' & peace.
f
. i . r. i i i
rorego my nature, son ana ninu,
Fix on thy brow tit eternal frown,
Dismantle that fair frame, thy mind
' Tear all its bland adornments down.
. . ' n
,! Snatch from thy form its matchless grace,
Thy converse sweet repulsive prove ;
Fade the Fresh beauties of thy face ;
And, Chloe, IWill cease to love.
Then free me from the pow'rful SeUt !
Hy adjuration of thy f.jrm? i ..
Or lodge mc where young Captures dwell,
In Love's own-paradise thy'crj
. CQnrERy.l HE POET.
Thrfi"oll'wing humourous letter of ihe
above admired author f written previotlfiy
" to" ths publication of ihefirll volume or
his I'oems) wi'l (hew the facility of his
rnymtn lai'ms : .
" " " To the Ret. John MvtiK. .. . '..
"My very dear fi'.ikn'u,
I7i7i roTtTg to fen.l7-w:ui-viheTiymr-h
we. re id, yo't may (cratch your head,
and fay, I Oipp-'fr, ihre's nobody know f
w tether whit I luc got, be verfe or not ;
by thi tu'ic and lic time, it ought to be
rhyme; but if it 'or, 'did you ever fee,
of fan? or of yore, fuel) a nitty before t
I hive writ Clurity, dm fir populari
ty, ut as wc'l at I cou'd, in hopes to do
: as it the reviewer fhouM fay. " to
tf
nt th tieutle-mn'a mufe wc.ttj Me-
ill e, yt ti may know by her psrc,
and ti'k aV.ii tfn;e. that (he-ari l h;r
bar I-lute litle regard for the ft ate an J
f,-li'", and ruling palhons, and hoy
tc. ,.!." of ihc model:) day; ml
though llisailirresaburrowe.i plume, no I
no -.v an the') wears a tiiteriiuj air, 'tis
only her plan, to catch if lie can, the
giddy a-vl iyj, as they go that way, by a
proilio-i on a now coti't ruction : (he
hajbiie I her trap, in hopes to fnap all
thtt may erne, with a fugir-plnm."
1 1 i j opinion in this will not be ac.ifi ; 't'
what I intend my'r.iinciptl euJ and it I
fnrcecd, ai d folks ihou'd lead, till a few
ar. bri'it to a friou thought, I
ih.'l :hii k I am -paid t.ir all I have faid
. and all I :utre rione, though I hac run,
- runy time, aPcr a rhyme, .as far a from
hence-to the end cf my lettfe, and by
ho' k or crook, wri'e another book, if I
live ar.d a-, hcrfc another yc-r.
I l-ave heard before i-f a room will; a
floor, tail upon fpriig, in I full tike
thi lls with f m isYari in every part
that wheT fTnTv: ";7t 7n "y ouw7rTiVrce.''
to'l.t.-'a i 'ty'inirt peiee,' with a;i air and
a gri .e, f i imi' abtt, now in u,d our,
rr.'.i a .i. .1 '-t -'ti., in i figure i feif r,
ul-h-vn , t or tiring, r any1 fiuhthiuj; t
a,.',.r.v I iiac wiit, it a rliymi.ig ft',
whv wi'lmke yni dance, a;r! as you
ic, wi.t kirp yt ii Hill at4imt ymir
wi't, dtp ::' aw, a'ert tnj jay, till
vo i c iin ifl an end of what 1 hae pni!j
witivh t!ut yu mayd.i, ert Ma fata and
y2wrcmtotnjLtii .with jis' "iT3
bout, I t-ko mv Irsvc ; and here you p.r.
ccivc a how prcfo'itul down to t'.c giound,
liom your humble Die, . C,
July 13,
Xttrstt mfs to'ti W ItUtr written hj It it
0
Mii Wartltr Mj.iUfue.
A to your nest exjuiiy, I affure
yoi It Ucertetr'y fa'.sc, though commonly
hrhoed in ojr pits v( the woil l, thai
Ma't.tmet eicUdei women fron any
thirc tn fTure hippy state. He was
oi much 'f a gentleman, k loveJ the fair
(, ik wtltioii',tihtn obarharoufly; on
th loi.tfjry, he promiit s a ?crr fine p.
t t iihe Tuikiili women. He'ayi in
ilfel, that this piralite will he separate
ji'acf fionthatuf shelf hufbmli;1 but I
-Iie if. mod part of tlum won't like it
tW Hone forxha', lf.it iht f egret of this
fc;triMn wi'l not make thir f aca-tifa
ths lefafc,-tfeaMe. It remains to tell you(
last the virtmt Hiwh Mi-wsinet requires
r.f tSe MO.-nu i.intit th tjtyment of-1aiaitb-pi,tfi,
ait not to lift la fuh
a raanner ts to become ufelefsTo the world
but empldy therhfelvcs as much as pof-r
"fible in making y oung M uffelmen. J The
virgins, who die virgins, andthe widows
who marry not again, dying injnortal fin
are excluded out of paradise for women
fays c, not being capable to manage" afa
fairs-- of ftate, nor to fupport the taiigue
otwar, God has not ordered them to go
vern or reform t'-ie world, but he has
intruded them wiih an ollice which is not
less honorabfai even that of mtiifrpiying
the human race. And fuoh as j out of
malice on lazinefs do; ndrVmake It their
bnsinefs to bear or breed children, fulfil
"not i he duty of their vocation, and "rebel
agji.it the commands of God.
What a number of virgins and. widows ,
according to this fyftem, will be found to
have beeii infamoiis creatures, that pas
sed their .whple lives in a most abomina
ble libcrtinifm.
Tht follotjing accrual is taken from the 7?es
tern Star, a Washington and Garget
Neivsoaper, dated October 2ii, ItOl.
NO l" nai;y years ago ievciai young
men in a certain part of tliss country,
who .had for fume time been alTocistcd
together in literary purfuits, miitualiy a
greed to give their attention to religious
topics, and frcdy communicate their
fcntiments to eachothcr. Atter procccl
Ihga while in conformity to this sgiec
mcnt, one of thcrri at la It avowed ioJidJl
principles-; iledaii-ug liis .i (be-lief, not'
only of the birde, but cvsn ot the exis
tence of a God. Hi virtuous compan
ions, though aUpnifhed, and exceedingly
(hocked, by this declaration, affidimufiy
endeavored to convince and reclaim hirn ;
bat he treated their kmd e)t!ra'vHs wi h t
fcorn, upbraided them with fupeiUitions 1
weaknelics, and matuteded a fiu:ous
leal in favor of infideliiyV Thus findinr
him ifrccrsimable, they vv'ih Irew from
his focieiv, atiJ (lill, pcrfillit'y in, their f.;.
"rious c'nquir.csgrcvv more'ahUmoi'-' con
firmed iinhe all important tni'hi?f rc 1 i
gion, according to which they 'carefully
regulated -their lives. On the other hand
th ; unhappy youth, who had left their.
"coTTTpany, m ailc -t hem-iho f rtj eel if Hris
diiily drrifion, and prd'anc fcotfa ; and
aliug according to the tendency of his
il.liilel principles' he eagerly plunged into
ihe'vori'ax' of ii(iipatit:n ar.d vice, and
(ecmirigly gloried jn. lei j urmrafuritlf
wicked, but his career was Ihort. Sj L
dcnly llrtick by the hnd of Go.l, with a
(ickuefs, whicn, in its very commence
ment, approved evijciilly to he ths har
binger cf death, his mind at the- fame time
was drjikenviih irdcfcri'jjb'e huirof.
T'litivcly iri;mriiig he lliooid j1!-, ,mj i- j
eviiably fi'sk io the re; o;is of wo:, he jj
iMcriy itfi.fe I both mrdk'ne and cor.s (J
h:i.m ; b t ar- the fame lime, earned!' !!
ieoii'.".eJ t f c '.is fonn-rr
conpsin.:
mi i
gan
wncn tiu-y nt . arrive , .uxy Kii'iv
I I a ' . I .1 1 i
to attempt fouthing f:I" diitrcf :
but !u
infti.mlv forbada anv .lfrts of ihe kin J.
V addrcfied ihrminthc ic Losing m.inr.tr:
You btfuld me, fail! he, an awlul
monument cr h.-avtn s ii:" ice I I la'clv
h.-avtn's .!:!'. ice !
il I ',ou th:! 'h-ir wai in Go I. 1 row
vy tif.-M i a Ci'td i tf-cl the weij!, t
difplcafiir", vhich i a ihoufand lime
f i
his or.pica'.iir'", v.i.u.i i a u.ooiaii'l ttmcs
morr intc'eial Ic ti'uti my pai:i hoj'v.
I i trl y to d yon tlu r.xetc was ro Itaie
of piir.illiment for ilto wit ked I now
awtul'y espw-ricrcc ihc contrary I fcj
he"l ii mv brcall, aid k.iow that I am
now linkir!" into that .Vys cf wee nn.l
iltllmflion I" A'molf ir.imediatrly afirr' ,
iittcrmt- thxTu unttmcnti he expired ; and
ihe ur.utirrablr horror of hi departiiig
fpirit, nm Led h't lifr'efa corpfe wiih-fucti
a 'pciutiar and tnuhifnl gh.d'.iiaf, as
made the beholders tremble.
The fonowimr instructive sner.do!, con
tail's a" Jrrrf forth nwriV'.tJic Stent if
htnfiltruis -An Italian bishop s'.ii'g
Icd through preut difikultie wilhoM rtpi
rin, and met with murh ppovliolt in the
dieliHrge of his tjucopal furclion, without
ever It-aUftint; the loal inipiticnrc. An
i:tim.ilr iVicnd of his vhr highly sdr.iirv.1
tboc virtue which he t'muI-t it imonii
Wc t'i ImStster'tnie da; - asked thr Prelate if
he w ould rommuuiciV.'the irrrf of being al-r-at$
t,ny T Vcs" nphed the old ntmi, " I
run teach yotr'my irtrett and with gnat faci.
li'f it consits in ni iking a riht use of my
rves." Hit friend bcod him to rxplain
hinielf. ir.'t willingly" returned the hih-
op ;' Inlist:vvrtMe lam, I first of !l
l.mk up to lleavni, and remember that my
butineti here is to go there j I then look
dowT upon the earth,' and call to my mind
how small a space I shall occupy in it, whi n
I come to be interred t I then look abroad
intothe world and observe hat multitudes
tfuretrewho are in all respects more un
happy than myself. Thus 1 lesrn where
true hsppinesti is f laced, when, alt cur fares
must end, and how very little reason I have
to repine or cornpUin."-nosion Centiiul.
LONDON? January 21.
A sinjulsr occurrence took place a few
dsys since in thecilTi The daughter of a
respectable trsJetmsn, who bad fallen In
love with a youn ms, viho retided in the
lame nt libourbood, n4 havlnj In TJln
attcit-ptc to attract his notice by I'lscing her
telflnWs way, at length determinedupon
makincr a public declaration of her love to his
frienxlnAthrowinherseU upon their ge-
nerosity and his jscnsibilty, in hopes of ob
taining her wishes. She accordingly.waited
upon the young man's father, and without the
liast- hesitation of embarrassment, revealed
her passion in the most tendcrand pathetic
wav adflinr that it MT. IJ.'COUia lie Oie- .
that if Mr. D.' could be
vailed upon to accept her for a wife, a life of j!
gratitude, and affectionate concern
for
his interests, should -repay htm for his con- -
clescensioii. ' The father was 'astonished at
the singularity of the application, andjia-!.
ving no reason to doubt the virtu and cnarac
ter of the young Lady, was wholly at a loss
how to act. 1 le was about to reason with' her
upon the boldnessuSc impropriety of her con-
duct, but she prevented him by saying that
she was fully aware that her conduct must ex
qite surprize; but as her chaiacter was aboye
s Reproach, she trusted her-mouves might be li
berally construed ; and if in tli.,'. one instance
she had deviated'from the example set hff by
the rest of her sex; she hoped the uncommon
proof she had givt-n of ihooinceri'.y and ardor
of her atlnohment Tor his son, "would operate
as anjiicentive to his fDrgi'venes. :i:r! l;idncc
"him not only to consent, b.vt to use his ihiiu
euce with his son lojUfhig about a union, upon
which her lla'pjiine'ss or misery depended. She
then left the astonished father, observing that
she-should call again "the next d?y foranan-
Bwer, and in t)e mean 'time should 'acquaint
her fiv.n parents with the -vi.dt'she hi'dmadt
and the resolution she :i farn;etl. -Th.v se
quel cd' the story ic. 'lli.it the yt ung i.ady had
-.bsen threatened wiUVi& m.ad. hor.-e, and the
yfeunsj G.entleman, 'inscuaihle to his prof; red
hapnines:-., has actna'lv left his fat he i-'
lious, the better to av; -id theniildre-jses of this
mobi enthusiastic :it.i romantic adaiirer.
JL1S IV R SALE, , , - .
ths Fr-;,i.oYi;G
BOOL
i i
li J
Rmstl's history of mcdern IV'rcpc
Hume's history tf I'.ngfand '" ;
Morse's' A met :caii 4;-L'uttsl GtOgtapl.ics
Univcrsitl Gi.ztUttr
AJalham's naval gizetteer
S
-Adanils Hiwers of Modern-Travels -
Geography
Ij' lholoiiiev's'oyage to the East-Indie
"M'Kii).ie's Voyages, with an Allans
Vv"il!(;tk's Voyages
Goldsmith's Natural IliMory
JwtTerson's Notes on Viigin'.a
Robcrtiti's history of South-meiica
Gordon's.;! li-itory of the Amnic.ii) Var
Dani'it'tger's tr,ivt!it. Canersdiilo
The life of Catharine II
Secret memoiis of the court of Pc'ersburgh
ileid's F.:,say on the Iiiteliei.tu.il nt d Active
IWers of Man Franklin's Works
The Life of Robert Lord Clive
Riley's moiiil and political philosophy
Ferguson's astronomy
HeUham'i lectures in. natural philosophy
StiVait's Flenieiils of the Philosophy ol the
Hum in Mind
Nic!io(in's Philosophy imd Niivia'ion
(ioidsm. lu's bivio: v of Greece nd Liudand
llardie's new Ui.nersal Pbgtaphical J)ic-
iloti.'ry Waikiti's ditto
Milon' works Dialogue of dculs
1 'bine's works
Cowper'y life 1 ifi r.T Kotzebue
I ifc AW '.'' niiU Dudrii'ge
Washtr.gti.nS moiiiitm ii r.r.d letters
Oldoaltle's Rrn..-(ks r.n iht l.istorv f-f F:r-
land lit i".-h Ataiijuit'us Siaic'li'uls
Somertille's IVIiticul TiLiismtions
Val;aces's antii ni IVtriige
Johnston's Lives ol'i'ic Pot
Lhvnt I'xtracttiu juosc and vcike.tupcib
Dilt-i ditlo J. common a
llmke on tlic sublime and li'.-autiiul
Kiiu elements f trit-ii im
;hTieler's !Vf.nTi!r Phii - hr
I'cut'us ol Ardison Locke nd J itldin;
1'iUii's Lirti .n
MK-ridan on Liocution Duncan's Lor,ic
Harris's Hermes Lee's Memoirs
The Idler '1 he Mirror
The SpoftatoY Johnston's Rambler
Tleasuresof Hope PleMurr of Memory
('.) l'shlcs , i'sradi'c I.f si
rui's Art of Loe Thoiripn.ii' Reasons
oun Spoutcr
Science IUvivd or the Vision cf Alr"tjl
PlcaT.ins .f Inuri-miion e !ftll' ms
Zimhiei m.ii !i V'.:i'.ude lit :ti t'Tiailir
Dramatic I)i4loiic Oirtor's Assihiant
Deftnrr of Usury Th- pfdii'icnl Dinionny
Amer'u'fP ilusbumlry Tuphn's l urritry
The traveller's Directory Voc kel Atlas
The l"ni5"l House Wife or complete Wo
man Cook Steuben's LxertWe
Free Masons Monitor Cavalry Discipline
The new complete Letter W ntr
Cliiks MaKatine
Lcc's Ainericm Accomp'ant
Vordyce's Sermons to your.r Ladies
Roritjn's Lectures on 1 tmsle Lducstion
Aik'm's letters Seneca's Moral
Ti c Muutril. or Anccilottsofilminsuishe
perif nugis in the I Jth Cmtury
Spirit of Deotim
; n.nnett's Letters to a Yeuap Lai!f
i Ilaron Haller'a letter to his Danshtef
" Aikin's letter front a Father to his Son
Zimmerman IU flection Row' Letter
I ker-pn Demccrai American Minitor
LlemrnisofMorahiy Widomin Miniature
New ricasinij Instructor, or ynung tydj't
Guide to" Virtue and Happiness
Mvrl Library LJt'3diictl1n
Clerk's Magazine .
Mrs. West's Letters addressed to a Your,,
Man on his first entrance into life .
Atalaror the laovetwl (iwtancy f rSavigi,
in the desart Beauties of Nature ,
George Barnwtlh Edward
Ambrose and F.lesnor, or the two children
" deserted 'Jecdia The Uuy;d Ouptivcs
-v. aiju.. v,u.huiiuih.ui iwuui.i:
-Edgar lluntely, or .memoirs of .i sit-1- p-walkcr '
The Armenian--: The Animated Skeleton
The Siamese Tale Yicurof Lanwlow ii
llonianee of Real Life
landlord and Merlon Antoinette' Perciv'jl '
The Cavern of Death Gill Bias -:
The Ocean Spectre, a nielo d!i:ie '
Tales of Wonder The Coquette Evelina
Paul .and Virginia, an Indian stotv
What lias IJeen The Old Maid" Cumilh
Grasville Abbey Ilur-ul Walks The bb.-,
Dorvl, or the Speculator Kmrly -IluiniUoit
The Negro, -equalled bv few IviToptans
Inquisitor or Invisible Raniider" Louia
The History -of .Jack Smith or the - Cysilc of;
Sttllojiatslefry-FclIow'aComprtnioii'.
Nocturnal Visit Rhoderic'u Random
Tom Jones Jane Talbot"' Polite l.udy 'e 1
The 'Oriental Philuiulu-oplVWt l'.i-'jn i'reuik.
Jioarding Sclud The Alge'rin'e .:pt:vc
Iktlnarii-.s Moiiiniia fcr Eeger Girl ,
Count Roderick's Castle Moiiialbtit
Charlotte's 'Letters "Sorrows sf
trier
it. ... .,
Moi daunt
JJJeUup!il'cii-Ui -'Henrietta
Be
hi
Ilderger'e Love at First Si'
The Ring irs-.r of WakcfiJd Akx.s
Visit for a Wei k 1
Panned Monitor . Lad Vi
.or.i'cr
llahselas and
Dirnrbitv
.'icsi.i ii' Abb'.f
i -Konsseau's K.:.i'ia' Mrst.;ie'(d Ldi ;,di'6
' 'Ortenbm-gh Family iioiidvy's .it iiomt:
.j Tale of the Tmiei 'Cirtiquo 'I't-mle
j Beggar Buy Adelai-'.e d-'::.:if -tu
; St. Leon. aTalc.oftlie iuiii Ci.itury
, 4odsiy's Select I'u'.j':
j Hamilton Mooir-'s lpiwnne
!j 'Tiie Ses.manJa:!y' A.tb'.utit
ii Tlre-'American Coast I'ilut
The ' North-AnuT.ii an Pilot, iH-ir." ,n rr.llec
... ;'lior5 of shty .accurate ' Charts -unA Plat.s
The American Practical iigator
Johnstons, Jones's, Badcy's, Lntick's an
WulkerV DiclMiUiriet-":- r--
Htuton's Logiu lthsms . ! '
(U.nio Sections
Simpsr-i'r d?.
- I'.lemtnts f F.'tclid
Mvv.iv's Iv.igl
Reveler
Si.!m.inn's Gymim-La
-Tiie art of.Sp'rl ir Cohmibitm Orator
T-iificId Spe. k. . The Ptcsm
Murray'. and Lowth's C;r;.r.iM .ii ' -
D'.Ivorth's, Ji'.ckson's !. J jiics' ! li-Uep.t.f
'Cough's and Pike's .''.iiihmA'.'Kk
French PioMnlkal Grammar
Chambatttl'K S relit h antl Fi"-'is!t r.xurc'ista
.American f receptor Si'ii'-; L's.v.:.'
Fraier's. Assitnt opcllil.g P.nokw
American and New-Lnglsi d Prin.e-s
Watt's i-i.d Rippon's H; rr.nsar.ti Va.-ims
Dm ki t onl!e Sew Teitanu-r.t
The.Sermons a:id ot!;er practical works of
the late Rev. Ralph i"rk'ue '
The Life of Christ ' ' "
Studies of Nature Immortal Kanlor
llervey'r. Meditations.
Theatre of Gi'd'4 Ji'dment
Watt r:n tiie Glory of CIiiit
Pivrim's Progress
Ailiictfd M.in'sCom;3!.ion
P.o-.ton s Fourfold Stale of Man
ik-iknap'H Disicr'.ation oo Cnrist
llaxter's Saint'i rest
rimaine-'s Walk of Fi'.th
Whole Du'y of Mi-i :-i arri's IUftV.ici
Family Instruct' r V.'c od' Mentor
Family ur.d Schct I Fiohs
The Sew Tcstanu-M Whiifiel-.l's I if
Church Goernf.Kiit Sacramvutil Directory
Lai j;e and smsll Prayer Rm-1;
A Treatise on ti-.e flnct,ilr.a'.ionofthelorl,
Day Sacrament! Catechism
The s.hristi iii's Guide Origin of F.vil
Hiii.tt roti Diease Moibid Anatomy
. Rurhan'h Domestic Mcdicide
.1 ItfJt filC JU.h.' JihiJL: . .
A Treatire n thcl'latjue and Yellow. Fever t
Gr vdon s Dygest of the Law of the United
State
Hay wood' Report Taylor's do,
F.vans's F.ssays Latch' Case
I'i'.thcrbi-rt'a Natura Bicvium .
Voth'.eron Obligations (iilbeit's DMrees?!
Proctor's Practice nf Law
Ataritty of Political and other Pamphlet
Charts General, F.nlish 1'hanml. Const
of Spain and Portup;!, (' ci.ne., Uai
Ricre.f Cape-Fear, kckc.
Cape-Fear Pilot .
A vanctv of IlUiik P.ook
All kindsor Shippm, and other flank
paprr Thick post fli thin do. miart
pf,kl-.(;i;t Itttrr paper best Vellun
do. .foolscap Pott and Ulouinj.
Wafris. red and black Scalintr; V.'nx- Irk
Poder of the bestrpiatity, Pcui.tc, Fca
iU, Dutch (juillt, fcc.itc.
TAKEN up ard com mil it d to the jail
of this Dillrifl, on Sunday ti e I2h
JMtant, I Nf-ruMn, fuefeet i incN
high, sery Hack, fpcaki In ken Lre;Unjt
(iuinca fcorn, appraii vhe about twenty- t
five yean of age, hat lofl n npr' '0,e
tooth anJ twouni'cr or.ci, aod lajri lc
belong to a Mr. Thames, lie freak f'
ineniillifcibly that no futther particuhf
can be obtained from him. lie had with
him an o'd French mufket.
SAMUEL S. DLOODWORTU.
Wi!initr;!on, May 14. "
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