Miss Knightly

A very pretty mild girl, about nineteen, of a very obliging disposition, is in keeping now with one of those advertising money lenders, who are the bane of society, and a disgrace to the laws. She has a sparkling blue eye, and fine teeth, with breasts as fair as Alabaster, her hair is rather short, but she wears it in beautiful curls, she is very inconstant, and is always more fond of the man who lies under obligations to her, than of him to whom she is indebted for a support: indeed we have observed it to be the general frailty of the sex. As she is passionately fond of ramping and play, it may be reasonably presumed, that a small share of sport will not gratify the large desires that she has for fun, and that rather than be foiled at her favorite diversion, she will set open her front door to any one who can enter in a gentlemanlike, and manly manner.