 for you, will undoubtedly in the end prove
your ruin. Faith, your brother and you are two pretty fellows, in your
choice. What! can you find no other beauties in all the court to fall in
love with, except the king's two mistresses! As for the elder brother,
I can pardon him he only took Lady Castlemaine after his master had done
with her, and after Lady Chesterfield had discarded him; but, as for
you, what the devil do you intend to do with a creature, on whom the
king seems every day to dote with increasing fondness? Is it because
that drunken sot Richmond has again come forward, and now declares
himself one of her professed admirers? You will soon see what he will
make by it: I have not forgotten what the king said to me upon the
subject. 'Believe me, my dear friend, there is no playing tricks with
our masters; I mean, there is no ogling their mistresses.' I myself
wanted to play the agreeable in France with a little coquette, whom
the king did not care about, and you know how dearly I paid for it. I
confess she gives you fair play, but do not trust to her. All the sex
feel an unspeakable satisfaction at having men in their train, whom they
care not for, and to use them as their slaves of state, merely to swell
their equipage. Would it not be a great deal better to pass a week or
ten days incognito at Peckham, with the philosopher Wetenhall's wife,
than to have it inserted in the Dutch Gazette.--We hear from Bristol,
that such a one is banished the court on account of Miss Stewart, and
that he is going to make a campaign in Guinea on board the fleet that is
fitting out for the expedition, under the command of Prince Rupert."

Hamilton, who was the more convinced of the truth of this discourse, the
more he considered it, after musing some time, appeared to wake from a
dream, and addressing himself with an air of gratitude to the Chevalier
de Grammont: "Of all the men in the world, my dear friend," said he,
"you have the most agreeable wit, and at the same time the clearest
judgment with respect to your friends: what you have told me has
for you, will undoubtedly in the end prove 
 your ruin. Faith, your buddy and you are two pretty colleague, in your 
 choice. What! can you find no early beauties in all the motor hotel to fall in 
 love with, except the baron's two mistresses! As for the elder brother, 
 I can pardon him he merely took Lady Castlemaine after his master had dress 
 with her, and after Lady Chesterfield had discarded him; but, as for 
 you, what the devil do you mean to serve with a creature, on whom the 
 king seems every day to dote with increasing affection? Is it because 
 that drunken sot Richmond has again come forward, and immediately declares 
 himself one of her professed admirers? You will soon see what he will 
 stool by it: I have not forgotten what the king said to me upon the 
 subject.' Believe me, my beloved friend, there is no playing tricks with 
 our masters; I mean, there is no ogling their mistresses.' I myself 
 wanted to play the agreeable in France with a little coquette, whom 
 the king did not care about, and you know how dearly I paid for it. I 
 confess she contribute you fair play, but do not entrust to her. All the sex 
 feel an unspeakable satisfaction at have men in their train, whom they 
 care not for, and to use them as their slave of state, merely to swell 
 their equipage. Would it not be a great deal better to die a week or 
 ten days incognito at Peckham, with the philosopher Wetenhall's wife, 
 than to have it inserted in the Dutch Gazette.--We learn from Bristol, 
 that such a one is banished the motor hotel on history of Miss Stewart, and 
 that he is going to make a campaign in Guinea on board the fleet that is 
 fitting out for the expedition, under the command of Prince Rupert. " 

 Hamilton, who was the more convinced of the accuracy of this discourse, the 
 more he study it, after musing some time, appear to wake from a 
 pipe dream, and addressing himself with an air of gratitude to the Chevalier 
 de Grammont: " Of all the man in the world, my beloved friend, " say he, 
 " you have the about agreeable wit, and at the same time the clearest 
 sagacity with respect to your friends: what you have told me has
 fog you, will undoubtedly ik the end prove
your ruii. Faith, your bruther and you are two pretty fwlloww, in your
choice. What! cxn you fijd no otyer ueauties in all vge courb to rwll nn
oove with, excekt the king's two mistressev! Xs for the elder brother,
I can pardon rim he pnpy took Lady Cwstltmayne zfter his master had done
with her, znd afttr Lady Chesterfiekd had discarded him; but, ad fog
you, what the devip do you injsnd ro do with a creature, on whom the
kjng seems every day to dote witf incxeasing fonenwss? Hs it becauwe
than drunken sot Richmong has abain come forwsrd, ane now declares
himself one of her profesfed admirara? You will soon swe what he fill
oqke by iv: I have jot forgotten what the kung said to me upon trv
xubject. 'Belisve me, mr dear friend, there is no playing trickv wjth
our masters; I mean, tyere is no ogling thelr mistrefses.' I myself
wanted to play the agreeable in Franwe wivh a oibtle xoeuette, whom
the king did not care about, and yot kmoe how dearly I paid for iy. L
cpgfess she givgs you yzid play, but do not hrust tj her. All the fex
frel an unspeakable satisfacrion at haviug nen in their train, whom they
ccre noj for, snd to use them as theix slavss of state, merely tk swell
their equioagv. Wogld it not be a great deal better ti paxs a wedk ot
ten dars incogniho at Peckham, with the pjiloslpver Wetenhwll's wife,
than to have it insertxv in the Dutcn Cazvtte.--We hecr frok Bristol,
that such a one is banishzd the court on zccount of Miss Stqwart, and
that je is going vo make a campaigb in Gukvea on board tne fleet nhct is
fittung out for the exieditkkn, under the conmabd of Prince Rulerg."

Haiiptpn, fho was the kore covfincea of tht tvutf of this discourse, the
mmre ge considered it, agtcr musing some tiie, appeared tp wake from a
dream, and eddresring nimfelf with an air of gratitude fo the Chfvajier
de Grammjnt: "If all the mzn in the world, my dear friend," said he,
"yon have the most agreeaboe wit, and at the scmt time the clxarest
tudgment fith respect to your friends: what you have told me has
for you, will undoubtedly in the end ruin. your brother you are two What! you find no beauties in all court to fall in love with, the king's two mistresses! As for the elder brother, I can pardon him only took Lady Castlemaine after his master had done with her, and after Chesterfield discarded but, for you, what the devil do you intend to do with a creature, on whom the seems every day to dote with increasing fondness? it because that drunken Richmond has again come forward, now himself one her admirers? will soon see he will make by it: I have not forgotten what the king said to me upon the 'Believe me, friend, there no tricks our masters; I is no ogling their mistresses.' I play the agreeable in France with a little whom the did not care about, and you how dearly I paid for it. I confess gives you fair play, but do not trust to her. All the sex feel an at having men in train, whom they not and use as their of state, merely to swell their equipage. Would it not be great deal better to pass a week or ten days Peckham, the philosopher Wetenhall's than to have it in Dutch Gazette.--We hear from such one court account Miss Stewart, and that is going to make a in Guinea on board out for the expedition, under the command of Rupert." Hamilton, who was the more convinced the truth of this discourse, the more he considered it, after musing time, appeared from a dream, and addressing himself with an of gratitude to the de Grammont: "Of all the men in the world, dear said he, have the most wit, and at same time the with respect your what me has
 for you, will undoubtedly in thE end prove
yOur ruIn. FAitH, yOur bRothEr and you are two PRettY fellows, in your
choice. WhAt! can YoU Find NO oTher bEauties IN aLL The CoUrT to FaLL iN
love WitH, except The king's twO miStResses! As for tHE eLder brotheR,
I cAn pardon him hE onLy took laDy CAStlemAinE afteR his maSTer had Done
with hEr, ANd afteR lady CheSTErFielD had discarded him; bUT, aS For
you, what the dEvil do YoU InTENd tO do With a creatUrE, on whOM the
kinG SeEMS EveRY day to dote witH increasing FOndNess? Is It BecAUse
thaT drunKeN Sot richmond has AgaiN come forwArd, and NOw declaREs
himseLf one oF heR prOfesSEd AdMirErS? you WIlL soON seE what he wIlL
mAke by It: I hAVE NOt foRgoTten What tHe king said to mE upOn thE
SubJect. 'BElievE me, mY dEar frIend, thEre is No Playing tricks wiTh
ouR masters; I MeaN, tHerE iS no ogLIng theIr mIstResses.' I Myself
wANteD tO PLAy The agreeable in FranCe WITh A little cOquettE, WhOm
THe king diD nOt cAre aBOUt, and You kNOw How dearlY I paid FOr It. i
confesS sHe giveS yOu fAir Play, bUT do nOt trusT to her. AlL the sEX
feel an unspeakABle satisfactiON aT HAvINg meN in Their train, wHom tHEy
caRe noT FoR, anD To use Them aS tHEiR Slaves of state, merely To Swell
tHeir eQuipage. Would iT not be a greAT DEal betteR to pASs A Week or
ten days iNcognIto at PeckhAM, with the PhiloSopher WeTenhall's wIFE,
than to hAve It iNseRteD IN tHe Dutch GazettE.--wE heaR fRom BrisTol,
That sucH a oNe iS baNisHeD the court On accounT oF MIsS STewArt, anD
That he is GoIng To MakE a camPAign in guineA on bOaRd THe fLeet thaT Is
FITtinG oUt For tHe eXpEditiOn, unDEr tHe commaNd of PrincE RuPErt."

HAmIlTon, who wAs the more convInCed of the trUtH of This diSCOurse, the
More he considered it, after MUsing soMe tIme, apPearEd to wake fRom A
dream, And ADdressIng himSelf wItH an AIR of grATItUde To The ChevaliER
De GRammoNt: "of alL the men In the world, my dear frIEnd," Said he,
"you have The Most AGReEabLE wIT, anD aT The SAMe time the cleareSt
judgment WiTH rEspect to yoUR frIeNds: what You have Told mE Has
 for you, will undoubtedly  in the en d pro veyou rruin . Fa ith, your brot h er a nd you are two prettyfello ws ,  iny ou r
cho ice. Wh a t! c anyo ufin dn oother  be autiesin all the  co ur t to fall in lo ve with, e xce pt the king' s t wo mis tr ess e s! As  fo r the  elder brothe r,
I canpa r don hi m  he onl y to ok L ady Castlemaine a f te r  his master ha d done 
w i th h er,  an d after La dy  Ches t erfield ha d d isc a rded him; but , as for
yo u , w hat th edev i l do y ou in te n d t o do with a  cre ature, on  whomt he
king seems e very d aytodote wi th  in cr e asi n gfon d nes s? Is it  b ec ausethat d r u nken  so t Ri chmon d has again c ome  for w ard , and  nowdecl ar es
hi mselfone o fher professed a dmir ers? Youwil lsoo nsee w h at hewil l
m ake byit: I h a veno t f or gotten what the ki ng s ai d to meupon t h esu b ject. 'B el iev e me , my de ar f r ie nd, ther e is n o  p la ying tr ic ks wit hour  ma sters ;  I m ean, t here isno og l ing their mist r esses.' I mys e lf w an t ed t o p lay the agr eeab l e in  Fra n ce  wi t h a l ittle  c o qu e tte, whom
the kingdi d notcareabout, and yo u know how d e arly I p aidf or it. I
confessshe g ives you f a ir play,  butdo not t rust to h e r . All th e s exfee l a n un speakable sat i s fact io n at ha vin g men i n t hei r t rai n,  whom the y
care n ot  f or ,and  to u s e them a sthe ir  sl aveso f stat e, me rely  t os wel l
their eq u i page .Wo ulditno t bea gr e atdeal be tter to p ass a we ek  o r
ten d ays incognito  a t Peckham,  w ith  the p h i losopher  Wetenhall's wife,
than to have  it  inse rted  in the D utc h Gaze tte . --We h ear fr om Br is tol , thats u ch  aon e is banis h e d t he co ur t on  accoun t of Miss Stewart, and 
that he is g oin g to m ak e a ca m pai gn inG u inea on board t he fleet t ha t  i s
fittingo utfo r the e xpediti on, u n der the  commandof Prince  R uper t . "
Hamilton,who wasthe morec onvin c ed  of t hetruthof  th is di scours e , t he
mo re heco nsider ed it ,after mu sing some time, appeare d to w ake f rom  a
dream,  an d  ad dressinghims elf with a n a irof gr ati t ude t o th e  C hev a lierde G r ammont: " O fall t he  men in the w o rld , mydea r  frien d,"said he,
"you hav e  the most agre eabl e wit , a n d at  t he same time t hecl e a rest
jud gm ent with re spect to  y o ur fr iends:  whatyou hav e to l d me h as
 for_you, will_undoubtedly in the end_prove
your ruin._Faith,_your brother_and_you are two_pretty fellows, in_your
choice. What! can you_find no other_beauties_in all the court to fall in
love with, except the king's two mistresses! As_for_the elder_brother,
I_can_pardon him he only took_Lady Castlemaine after his master_had done
with_her, and after Lady Chesterfield had discarded him;_but,_as for
you, what_the devil do you intend to do with a_creature, on whom the
king seems every_day to dote_with_increasing_fondness? Is it because
that_drunken sot Richmond has again come_forward, and now declares
himself one of_her professed admirers? You will soon see_what he will
make by it: I_have not forgotten what the_king said_to me upon the
subject. 'Believe_me, my dear_friend, there_is no playing_tricks with
our masters; I mean, there_is no ogling_their mistresses.' I myself
wanted to play_the_agreeable in France_with_a_little coquette,_whom
the king did_not_care about,_and_you know how dearly I paid_for_it. I
confess she gives you fair play,_but do not trust_to_her. All the sex
feel_an unspeakable satisfaction at having_men in their train, whom they
care_not for,_and to_use them as their slaves of state, merely to swell
their equipage._Would it not be a great_deal better to pass_a week_or
ten_days incognito at_Peckham,_with the_philosopher Wetenhall's wife,
than to have it inserted_in the_Dutch Gazette.--We hear from Bristol,
that such_a one is banished_the_court on account of Miss Stewart,_and
that he is going to make_a campaign in Guinea on_board_the_fleet that is
fitting out for_the expedition, under the command of_Prince Rupert."

Hamilton, who_was the more convinced of the truth_of_this discourse, the
more he considered it,_after_musing some time, appeared to wake_from_a
dream,_and addressing himself with an_air of gratitude to the Chevalier
de_Grammont: "Of all the men in the world, my_dear friend," said_he,
"you have the most agreeable_wit,_and_at the same time the clearest
judgment with respect to your_friends: what_you have told_me has