find an equal attention paid him--the fprightly reader will find, now for the first time, several scenes of fuch exquifite fancy -fuch true Shandean colouring, that he will be astonish'd, they could be overlook'd by any who profeffed to enumerate the "Beauties of Sterne."-Such are, Mr. Shandy's Beds of Juftice-Dr. Slop and Sufannah-Parfon Yorick's Horfeand many other pictures of the fame tint.

The heart of Senfibility will receive a melancholy pleasure in the contemplation of Yorick's untimely fate;—and the mind, in fearch of those duties we owe to God and MAN, will receive frefh incentives to perfevere in well-doing, from that most excellent difcourfe upon Charity-"The Cafe of Elijah and the Widow of Zarephath confidered."A few of his moft admired Letters are alfo now added, and the whole embellish'd, at a great expence, with capital engravings from original drawings, executed for this particular purpose.

Thus will the reader perceive, that as the mine whence this gem is extracted

is by far the richest this country has ever
produced, no pains have been fpared to
render it proportionably fuperior in bril-
liancy and flerling value.

To promote the interefts of Virtue by
exhibiting her in her most pleafing atti-
tudes-to induce, if poffible, mankind to
pursue that road which alone leads to true
happiness, is the warmest wifh of the Edi-
tor's heart; and he firmly believes, there is
no mode fo effectual, as ftrewing fuch
flowers as these in their way-for impene
trable must that heart be which cannot be
foften'd by so much good sense, enliven'd
with fo much good humour.

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