containing, A true account of its birth, education, and subsequent seduction by its tutor; eloping from home; turning thief; intrigues at Bath and on the road to London; arrival at the Metropolis; entrapped by M-- S----, the old bawd of Drury Lane--description of her house and inmates; hires himself as lady's maid to Mrs. D.; found out by the husband--gets horsewhipped and escapes; takes lodgings at the West End of the town, where he entraps the son of a banker, who marries him--is found out and again escapes with upwards of £500, the marriage present; flies to York, where the rich old maid Miss Dornton falls in love with him at an assembly, whom he marries, and in a short period absconds with £2,000 and upwards, eluding all trace, although he has been lately seen passing in Oxford Street, and thence down Bond Street