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Printed by S. POWELL;.
For P. CR AMPTON, Bookseller, at Addison's
Head, opposite to the Horse-Guard, in Dame-

Street, M DCC XXXV.

To the Right Honourable

Charles Lord Hallifax.

S

MY LORD,

IMILITUDE of Manners and Studies is usually

mentioned as one of the strongest Mctives to Affection and Esteem; but the passionate Veneration I have for your Lordship, I think, flows from an Admiration of Qualities in you, of

, which, in the whole course of these Papers I have acknowledged my self incapable. While I busie my

self as a Stranger upon Earth, and can pretend to no

other