The remarkable life and transactions of Charlotte Crutchy : shewing how she was decoyed away from a boarding-school and Kensington, and debauched by Mr. Smith of the same place, when only fourteen years of age, her being cast for death for shop-lifting, pardoned and afterwards twice transported : likewise, her marrying abroad, coming back to England, and keeping a Bawdy-House in the Strand, her standing twice in the Pillory at Charing Cross, is converted and become a sincere Christian in the 70th year of her age and is now living in Bloomsbury.

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