Miss All-n

This is a pretty middling sized woman, about twenty two, with fine dark eyes and hair. Her mouth opens to display a regular set of teeth that rival ivory in whiteness. Her general run of customers are of a steady kind, who know they can rely upon her for health and safety, as she carefully examines all her visiters, and sometimes rejects their embraces, if the least suspicion arises. Mis A—n may be pronounced not only a very agreeable, but a very prudent woman, who has lived for some time in her present situation, with as good a character as most women of her class. She Pays her tradesfolks very regularly, and could have credit for almost any sum with her mercer and linen draper. Her wardrobe is indeed very well stocked, and upon an emergency, might produce her, at least thirty pounds. But she has never been driven to these shifts, as she takes care to give no credit; nor, indeed, do any of her customers require it, though she is sometimes presented with a light guinea from a son of Levy, but she often tinds means to dispose of it without being any sufferer, for her itinerant Jeweller, who is of the same tribe, never refuses her money, which generally gets back into St. Mary Axe through that channel. She is of a chearful disposition, inclinable to be lusty and loves a friend and a bottle.