ADDRESS From the AUTHOR. TO THE READER. THE writer of the following remarks is too sensible of her own deficiencies, both in point of knowledge, style and method, to fubmit them to public notice without feeling the greatest timidity. Befides which disadvantages, she has had others to encounter, which arose partly from her inexperience of the flow progress of printing, and partly from her hurry to arrange her remarks into proper order for the press. Having engaged to the subscribers to publish the work at a short stated period, |