Miss Sally B-ck-tt

This genteel pretty filly is not above seventeen, she is tall and elegant, with red hair, fine blue eyes, and good teeth. She is the daughter of a respectable tradesman at Chelsea, and received an education suitable to the line of life she was destined to move in. About two months ago she received the addresses of a certain gentleman, who professed the strictest honour, Miss B 's ambition was fired at the thoughts of a charriot, and she implicitly believed all he told her. She had concealed this amour from her father, who, nevertheless, suspected all was not going right, as she displayed many trinkets, which he knew was not in her power to purchase. Suspicions being once entertained, he had his daughter's motions watched, and she was traced to the place of her rendezvous with her lover, at a millener's near Bond Street, Mr. — — now took her to task, and upbraided her with her conduct; but, alas, remonstrances came too late, for her seduction was compleated. No sooner had her father made this discovery, than he turned her out of doors, and she has since been necessiated to take such refuge as her present situation affords, being quite deserted by her seducer. Finding herself thus abandoned, she is now compelled to barter her charms for a support. In this predicament she has been for a short time, but comports herself with great decorum, and on every occasion manifests the gentlewoman, and that she has been betrayed by her credulity and ambition. Her visiters are all in the genteel line, behave with great politeness to her, and constantly make her very genteel presents, that enables her to figure with eclat whenever she appears in public.