R. STEELE.

"From the Press, One in the morning."

It would seem by the following note that this hourly account

of himself was in consequence of the connubial mandate of his

fair despot:--

"DEAR PRUE,--It is a strange thing, because you are

handsome, that you will not behave yourself with the

obedience that people of worse features do--but that I

must be always giving you an account of every trifle and

minute of my time. I send this to tell you I am waiting to

be sent for again when my Lord Wharton is stirring."

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