A longer poem celebrates "Sweet Auburn," the titular "Deserted Village."  
In a notable essay by this man he criticizes English manners through the fictitious letters of a Chinese gentleman, Lien Chi Altangi.  In one poem he attacks figures such as Smiglecus and Aristotle, saying they have "but ill defin'd/As rational, the human kind," and he wrote elegies on Mrs. Mary Blaize and on the death of a mad dog.  A longer poem celebrates "Sweet Auburn," the titular "Deserted Village."  He writes that "all his faults are such that one loves him still the better for them" of the titular "Good-Natured Man" of one his dramas, although better known is a play in which Young Marlow attempts to woo a girl who has disguised herself as a lowly servant to spy on him.  FTP name this author, who wrote about Dr. Primrose in The Vicar of Wakefield and Kate Hardcastle in She Stoops to Conquer.
In a notable essay by this man he criticizes English manners through the fictitious letters of a Chinese gentleman, Lien Chi Altangi.  
Oliver Goldsmith