Miss Fer-e-ough

We are sincerely sorry for the misfortunes this lady has lately met with, for after the death of an only child, whom she had by Sir Thomas N----------, she fell sick herself, owing to the excessive grief which she could not help giving way to on the occasion, and it has impair'd her so much, that she scarcely seems to be the same woman, for the brilliancy of her eye is totally eclipsed, and every other feature is equally injured, when she is recovered, we hope she will appear as she has done, with a most beautiful and pleasing countenance, and every agreeable requisite to charm. Those who visit her, will find every thing conducted in an elegant manner, beyond the common run of genteel lodgings, and may therefore know that a mere trifle will not be acceptable.