'SQUIRE R AND A L's Excursion round LONDON:

OR, A ,W EE K’s FROLIC,

In the Y e Ar 1776.; . WITH THE REMARKS OF JOHN TRUSTY.

IN A.. : - SERIES of L ET TERS

TO THEIR FRIENDS AND BOTTLE COMPANIONS

- In the COUNTRY. Being a faithful Representation of Morning Scenes,

Noon-Scenes, and Night-Sceres -- Adventures wih
the moi extraordinary Characters, Male ani Ferazle
-- A Peep behind the Curtains of the Theatres --The,
Humours of different Parts of the Town - Pictures
of High and Low Life- The Frolics of Midnight,

&c. &c. &c. Forming a compleat Mirrour of the Mi:th, Manners,

Pleasures, and Passions of the Metropolis; and dilineating the Designs, Arts, Seductions, and Mal. Practices of both Sexəs, and of all kanks in this

great (ity. , Illustrated with an Humourous FRONTISPIECE. “ Nothing extenu ate, nor set down ought in Malice."

KESPEARE.

LONDON:
Printed for- RICHARDSON and URQUHART, inger

the Royal-Exchange.
M DCC LXXVII. :

COUNTRY GENTLEMÉN

GRE A T-BRITA IN,

THE FOLLOWING
L E T T E R S

WRITTEN FOR THEIR
AMUSEMENT and Instruction, and to

Warn them of Dangers,

VY

As well as to screen them from IMPOSITIONS,

Are humbly addresled,

By their inost obedient,

Faithful Servant,

THE PUBLISHER.