Miss H-m-lt-n

This gentlewoman is about twenty years of age, she is an agreeable companion, as well as a fine woman of good family. She is whimsically called the hop-merchant's wife, as she is very fond of dancing, and has paid pretty dearly for this amusement in Brownlow Street, and elsewhere; having been unpolitely sollicited by the constables of the night to attend the justices next morning, for wagging her tail a little out of her own line. It must be acknowledged, however, that she dances a hornpipe almost as well as Nancy Dawson of hornpipe memory, and beats Nancy out of the field at the goar's jigg, here she may be said to foot in high gusto. It is reported that the celebrated Vestris’, both father and son, have taken some flying lessons from her, at the moderate price of one guinea each. Dancing of every kind, as a certain gentleman said of the tobacco tax, is a luxury, and all luxuries should be paid for.

This is a tall genteel lass, with fair complexion, and fine blue eyes.