Miss S-r

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This lady is the daughter of a very industrious pair, not many miles from Vauxhall-Gardens, to which place we are in a great measure indebted for her appearance in our List.�By imbibing too early a fondness for that seat of pleasure, it in a short time proved the bane to her happiness, for meeting with a Gentleman there of no small consequence in the world of gallantry, she became enamour�d of his person, and in a short time fell a snare to his charms.� With this gentleman she lived some time in perfect amity, till an unlucky accident deprived her of him and his peace of mind together.-Happening unfortunately to meet with a favourite Son of Mars, at another public place of entertainment, she had not power to withstand his glances, which he perceiving, left no hook unbaited to entangle her. Gold, and every other enticement were thrown in her way, but in vain, however, he frequently found means to see and converse with her, when at length the impulse of nature grew stronger than any other temptation, and she fell an easy prey to a red coat, a sword, and a fine person., He soon grew satiated, and of course, in a short time had lest her to think on what had happened, and to make what reparation she could to her injured friend. for such he had proved to her; but the knowledge of her guilt had reached his �ears, and his doors were shut against her: In this Dilemma, what could she do? whither could she fly? her Seducer would not see her, her parents she dare not go near, and the town was the only resource she had to trust to, that received her and triumphed in its prize. This lady is rather short of stature, not handsome, but extremely delicate, both in person and behaviour: she is moderate. in her charge, and very particular in the choice. of her companions, so that whoever has the happiness of her company, will neither find his time or money in any degree squandered away.