Correct Lift of the

Ye sportmen who are free and willing
To feel, you're welcome for a chilling:
If feeling thou'd not satisfy,
Turn up, and there you will epy
A fight that's curious to behold,
It pleasure yields to young and old.

Sporting Ladies,

If looking on thou'd you surprize,
And cause your Penis for to rive,
A bargain strike, and we'll agree
To lay the fame immediately:
Gentlemen, be not afraid,
This is what we call a trade.

Who are just arriv'd

at these RACES.

THE diversions of this meeting is expected to be very splendid; and, for the better information of the votaries at thehrine of Venus, the following beauties may be relied upon to be true to their riders, free from impurities, and are able to carry any weight (from 24 to 30) through the avenue of love, and fare on the banks of Elyfium, without either whip, fur, or even a bribe.—The moft noted both for dexterity and agility is

Mifs Al---ck, a beautiful young lady, full of spunk, and very fupple in her joints, can be recommended for sobriety and honefty, the rider need not be afraid of his pockets or constitution, ſhe being free from blemiſh.---To be met with on the Turf.---Price 1s.

Mother Afh---h, in Wade-ftreet, has a noble flud of young cattle, and are capable of going through their manceuvres with alertneſs, and give great satisfaction to all who ride well, particularly if tackle be flout, and fit well.---The terms are moderate, according to the circumftances of the rider.---Their favorite liquor is hot ale and brandy.

Mifs Elizabeth L---c, in G---H, a delicious, beautiful, young lady, as found as nature formed her, about 18, very modeſt, and will never do any buſineſs in the needle-way till it is dark.---Her ftay will be but ſhort here, as ſhe is under an engagement in one of the principal houſes in Bridge-ftreet, Covent-Garden, London.

Mifs W---n, in Petergate, (fo famous in profitition) once more wifhes to attraſt the attention, and procure the cuſtom of the gentlemen of the turſ, as ſhe has the unſpeakable ſatisfaction of informing them that ſhe has, at a very confiderable expence, procured a flud of fillies, endued with all the natural and acquired accompliſhments requisite to complete their characters as LADIES OF EASY VIRTUE. Mifs W---n, herſelf, is only for firſt rates. The rider muſt be careful in mounting, as ſhe flarts on full ſpeed.---Price 1l. 1s.

Mrs. E. M---s, with every ſentiment of gratitude, moſt refpectfully begs leave to return her unſigned thanks to her friends for paſt favours in the ſmall way, and affures them that ſhe is thoroughly clean, and may be met with in one of the booths, near the foot of the courſe, where ſhe has got leave to lodge every night during the race week, to prevent the wines, &c. being carried off.---Price, for a flying ſtroke, 6d. all night, 2s.

Mifs S. H---fon, a girl whose eyes ſhoot fire, whose riling breaths create defires before unknown, and whose riling careleſs ringlets give her ſuch a ravishing appearance, that all who have ever rode affirm, "That when nature made her, ſhe broke the mould." Price moderate. She has lately been in the pickling tub, but now is as found as a trout. Her favorite liquor is brandy. She may be met with on the Turf.

Mrs. B---t, begs leave to acquaint her late friends and cuſtomers, that ſhe has declined her former buſineſs, to that of a bawd, which will redound much more to her honor.

Poll M----n, and ſifter; alfo, Elizabeth C---m, the moſt charming creature that ever graced the arms of man, ſo juicy, ſo fresh, ſo tight, ſo gay, particularly for their entertaining ogles and manceuvres, they cannot be equalled. They are endowed with every accompliſhment to render them agreeable to those who would wifh to have concern.