Miss K--g

This lady joins so many agremens to a good person, as makes her a most delightful vassal of Venus. She is tall and well made; and, though her features are rather masculine, yet their effect is more pleasing than disagreeable. She has fine dark eyes, though fair complexion, and her talents, and taste for conversation, particularly in a Tete-a-Tete, are such as make her a very agreeable companion: nay, there are some so attracted by the blandishments of her conversation, and to the charms of her person, as to pronounce her the finest public women in the garden, as we are public ourselves, (authors always speak in the plural number, so you must excuse us for imitating the great) we cannot pronounce decisively, though we think much may be said in favour of that opinion.

As she is now in good keeping by a Cit, whose name she goes by, it cannot be supposed her favours are attainable for less than five guineas.

N. B. Her age does not exceed sweet eighteen.