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CLAICKIS AND CUL. MIRDLE. The Faltnouth paper modals, the following ob serval ttttt pout Clurke's attawer to Colour! Wardle's letter this charge is proved" says the f aller from which we quote, the Colour' IP! :mita to the situation of u 5 impostor, who hits *ladled the country out ui it. good opinion and it thank..." Ilium false weld:aces. IVlien Colonel WARDLE. brought forwmrd his charges, aloitist the Royal Uukr, lie octet' declured, 1114.. hr had un other MUTIY•ISS, s h ag those of patriotism and public justice; *Oil the boast of pure molires au, echoed by iNs frieoth., mid out of l'orltaineut. ltpuu this ground only could tutu of honour support htmr, unil upon this _round only did men of Isouour rote him thanks. We forbear, itt present, to press, that the Colonel I 4..1f admitted this when he pain* the zicJl. to•WitiGur, by it hill, to the mune of it friend, lest, as Airs. CLAIMe as,erts, it" should 'et 'wind to the public, and mar the iiivesaigas eson'—we forbtar In press tins against. the Colonel, 1.% a proof that lie felt, and knew, the public would fret contempt fur that sort of public justice, which descends to purchase the" uoinstonee" of a witness forimars also, to press atom the dectaratiou of Air. Serj;:unt BesT. that if the Jiffy gave their ver dict :whist the Colonel, they would deprive him ot his .1 honoisr;" and that the Jun did so deprive him : —because Cul. W.terimi. staisda pledged to prove that the Evidence of Mrs. CLARKE is the evidence . . of PERJ var. But when lie shall have proved this, will he nut have Kura too moth 2 flow mach of the o:hum which Colonel prosecutiou has attaihecl to tile !loyal Duke, on the evidence of a perjured woman, will vanish, when that Very prowentor shall have proved. that that wo luau as perjured !—lf, nuked, the Colonel an prove. that Alinisteri have bribed Mrs. CLARKE, to ruin 6iw ; lie will inflict u wound on their Go vernuient, 'which it %%ill be ddlieult tot theni to heal. If thi 7 hove clone this, their folly will he as Bross as their knavery." QUICK TRAVELLING. Sir Robert Cary rode near 300 miles in less thou three day, when he a (!est off from London to Edin burgh, to inform hang Joiner. of the death of Queen Elmilietb. lie had several falls and bore bruiseb on the road, which occasioned his going battered null bloody into the royal presence. Mr. Cooper Thornhill, ate innkeeper, •it Stilton, in Huntingdonshire, rode from Unit place to Lon don cud back a4unt, and :dm) a mecum! time to Lon don, in one day ; which made in all 213 He undertook to role thi, journey with several horse:tin 15 holm; Lint puiturtuttd it in 12 awl a q miner. lJujhc Sth of Uuy, 17.55, a young lady, %oho at Newmarket had laid a committable wager, dirt he could rile 1000 miles in 1000 hour., tiopilied her Hugel' iii little more th*n two—thirils the time. —At her coming iii, the cutilitry reopla atreoed tioaera in her nay. Last week that niters:swig canc.. which has been oine time depending in the Court of Chancery, Dublin, between the Executors of the late Right Hon. Taus. CONWAY, and the banking-house of the Right Hon. DAVID LAID I'CIIE and Co. came on to tie heard before the Lord Chancellor, on an appeal by the I.:sem:tors, fre.n the decree of the blaster of the Rolls, whea, after heating the case stated on the purl of the Executers, and the *rip lutists of all the opposite Counsel. his Lonlship was pleased to vary that decree, by allowing the excep tion taken by the Executors to the report, and to order that the report should go INA to the Master, directing Inns calculate inteer7 on the bank advanves at W. per cent, from the time each ad vance was made, cud to calculate imerirst in like manner on the lodLpnents into the bunk by Mr. Cox o i.r.v and the Executors, from the time of each lodgment, and then to strike a balance between' the parties! by which it appeers, that the lodgments exceeded the advances Iw 19,000.; and th e ti m id result is, that instead of the Executors brim; in debted to the Kruk upwards of 16,0001. an report ed by the Master, a sum of 70001. and upwards is due to them by the Rink, for principal am' iiire• test, up to the 2,:ith December last—acid his Lord ship was pleased to declare, that the mode of ay • counting, adopted by the Master, was altogether erroneous against the Executors, as giving the Rank an excess of interest, which no law or prece dent could be found to justify or support. We be lieve, however, that the Master acted upon this uui firm practice in similar cases of calculation. Saturday night, as a poet-chaise was coming to town. near Blackfriars'-bridge, a portmanteau was cut from before the carriage, containiug weaeng apparel and other property to a large amount. A Coroner's inquest sat, on Tuesday, at the 'funs. near Newington, on the body of Mr. SAM: Sll Low. a z kr, from near Stamford, who met his - • grazit r, . death, ou bunch, , ut the house ark Mr, 411111111.- The deceased had dined, with i party, at M. SitllTil'A hutvie, Nut! ate heartily; whilst taking wine after dinner, in aminrent health, and utsuoinl high apirite, he butideiti y fell I . l'olo hi 4 chair speech. leer. ft: Was curried t.. bed. but .eith tip sighs of life. Tin. ilecens...d was All a visit front the eonn try•, where he taus left a utfc ai.tl (*study to laitieut his sudden lows. STAFFORD ELECTION. SUBSTANCE or THE SPEECHES OF SIR J. WRCIT TEILLY AND LORD GRANVILLE LEVESoII GOW ER, AT THE ELECTION FUR THE COUNTY OP STAFFORD. -- Sir J. Waovetto.tx said, that lie presumed it wuld tint be deemed intrusive in him, after the marked and piloted way in which his moue had ' • been iittroditerth at the itominatiou, to entreat the indulgence of the 'fleeting, slide he went into au explanatiou that he couc t ived had been imposed ; upon him by the olaservutions which were then made. The aniusadversious 011 tlitl absence, in The Stqftrilehire Adsertiser of the Ist inst. were such u. reitdered it tiecessury but him to go into some short details of his past r luct, togetlii r with some few anecdotes, illustrative of he political views and counections, I of the "position it' which lie stood to the House of Trentham. 'This he felt to be a duty a Inch lie owed to himself : though the publowy given to the insinuatintis which were thruwii out, might occasion them to be reed where Mr. Wolselev diIMVOWSII of them 'sight utter be heard 01.—the support winch lie had received in the representation of Lichfield, had been offered on his part, unsolicited and unsought. lied it been tempered with any oblique aiid sinister views, little could have been calcu lated 011 404 to the exercise of any influence over his politic:al course. Of the Noble Lord from whom he had received it, he had a high opinion, which lied been strengthened, rather than not, by many ciecumstances which lied come to 114 knowledge, since his deceuse. 11 itli the protein of Stafford lie had no connection whatever. Ile should never regret !niche; accepted the representatioa of Lichfield, (which lie had from the late Marquis at a few hours uotice), as it had enabled Mtn to avert an ellt which hail threatened the princi , pal 'rude of the county (the tax on iron). and which, If it h ul beet' canted into a law, w0n..1 hate gone to cut tn. by the routs mie sil the most portmit brooches of our tit itinfdettire. lie declined the representation of 14u:101,4,1 film) motives with feeble(' of his wit ; and which hail nu Collllt etioll with other views, 1011 hail Inca liv.lnuatud. Ile had, en that Otell-1011, mcinioued that au opportu nity anglil occur, when he slionid offer (t. 11..1•1111'ea to the estqqty, • but to some few particular friends and acqgstsitatices only. Ile could nut be suspected of such a violation of delicacy and proptiety as giving any public intimation of it. Ile respected the lettings and character of on Hon. Baronet too nitwit to have wounded I by tiny measures of the kind; and if such rumours hail ever reached . hum, those only would lve responsible for the ef fect of theta, who could so fat: forget the obliea tions of justice and propriety, as to have commit- • Moiled them. In having attended the first meet. in{ of the freeholders of the county, after his has tug declined the representation of Lichfield, slid subsequent nominatious and elections since, lie did not conceive how any peculiar motives could attach to his alisenre at the lute ttttt nination. Instead of his conduct receiving any colour from the influence of the House of Tretitliaiii, lie !begged to say, that, when it had been whispered, that, wider certain cir cumstances, he should stand for the county, he re ceived a message from the present Lord Stafford, stating that lie could not support him, anal might hod it necessary to oppose him. After this message ef defiance, sent voluntarily and unrequired CO the part of the Noble Lord, all suspicioo of any edi tical connection, or unity of iiiterests, between him and the HOll5l . of Trentham, must disappear for ever. motives which influenced him in not attending the nomination.. were of a very dif ferent nature, and originuted in very different feel ings. lie could not have appeared with sentiments hostile to the conduct of the present candidate, waitron stating the gruands of such hostility ; and he don nut then feel liiinself,Lartienlarly called up on 50 to do. He felt that be could not !love given the Noble Lord his vote. lie had vacated the ho. near of his seat fur a play.. under Itloverwirieut ; and hail conneeted himself ith as adtuiuistrauou, no torions *oily fur their political profligacy, and their (heti:ewe awl contempt of rtcry measure of ecoure. my or reform. If ever their were II time when the oppressive bunkers of the people could excite tiny sympathy or commiseration in their governors ; if ever the kung's Ministers were called upon to re trench anneuessary expenditure, to explore and de tect the abuses which had crept into every br u nch of the financiul depertments, it West now ; and who, he would ask, could eive the present administration credit for the sincerity of their wishe s , %Oh What ever emphasis and energy they may have been declared, when their practice was 1.0 at war with their theory ? When they came into power they found au active conitoittee of finance, frost' whose industry and perseverance the insist important re sults were anticipated. What did they do? 'I hey broke up the committee just at the time their re ports were bring orepured to be laid before the ;public, sod their tab oors %bout to he crow tied with success I But though the cortain Was &opt on the principal scene. the performance was not over. hey must carry it on themselves, lint change the actors. They dragged iota the Committee their own creatures, Mr. Sharpe, whose industry, awl the knowledge of which lie had possessed I self, because almost necessary to the met-Minas of the Committee, wits •teed ; notwithstanding the statemem of Mr. Batikes, of the imp mince of his asvistauce. In the next vessitni they brought in members. whose names he could not recollect; and whose labours would, probably, meter make them better known. They were, !mistier, of that re pute and eleracter with wlioni the spirited and in dependent President of the former Committer. (Mr. Bethke') refused to act. The course whirl' this :Administration took in the late investigatioe, respecting the Duke of York, was, unforiunutely for them, but too notorious. He believed that the 500 rnemhers in the House of Comeu*. were the only men in the kingdom among whom a Ma. jorit v could have beet quid to have acquitted the Duke of the eorritht eimoi Vance cud participation v.irl. which he Was charged. The same evidence in tut) mitt of justice could 'ever have failed in convicting our person who bean, it ; mid he be lieved that if it could bore been broad before that meeting, there was not a freeholder present. hot would hate votod against the Duke, without an iu stint el' debate in his owls mind, us to his crave. (Applettres, sedh hese ! hear litre SII. LANE rose, amidst a violent tumult of groans, and 6tat 4 Aims Lear ! He said that was one, who cosid lay his hand on his heart, and say, that from the evidence adduced, lie acqu►tted the Duke or ttic charges diet were brought for ward ; and could therefore give those etntlemeo, who voted in his favour, credit for the ottne coned• elisions motives. Sir J. Witorrasi.tY continued: The present Ad ministration, he said, were going to send out a powerful expedition, on whose exertions the lost ,take of the Continent of Linope might rest. A more powerful and better erisirt force never per haps left the Crawl' shorts; cerisiidy never 'my one from a hicli so glorious or lamentable effects might tint result. The whole disposable force of the comitiy—a force on which, at no distant filar, our very existence might depend—was going to act offensively on diffeient parts of the Continent. lie would not recommend any very sanguine hopes, hut the aspect of affairs on th u s Continent had un proved, and they now afforded a hope that the ambitious projects of France ought lie resisted with Nuceess. 'l he tlowei and substance of our a hole strength was to Lie tried in the combat. And to whom has hero this lust and powerful effort con sigued 1 To Lord I 'lndium 1 A man without energy, without ardour, and even without military experience; a moo. who, for near thirty years. Inns never seen hut two months service, amid that at time incompetent and inifortimate expedition to the Ilekler. A MAU Whose indolence anal inactivity had becinne proverbial, and who, whatever might have been his abilities. it daly and actively culti vates!, had so lung vegetated in listless and languid habits, that lie was perhaps, the last man iu the kingdom to ah e m on enterpiise of such import ance should have been committed. Such on ap lioisitineut could have been mode only under the jobbing s)ttle111 of MI Administiation, iii whose mea sures emery thing was 'educed info selfish amid pri tute and to whom the nutioinil honour amid security presented nu interests so dear as their own profligate usurinitiou of potter and place. The lion. Baronet concluded his speech by observing. th;:t, WI a certain event taking place. he had reason to sn.,pcct that , a combination, whic/i /mad tong been formed, and whir/ was now on foot, wound USSUlite au active und powerful shape, and which, if success- Isould reduce the representation of the county to the (Aluminum of the rottenest borough in Ills Alsjesty's dominions. Lit such case he did mesa to come forward mid otter his services, in his own person. in the cause of the protectimi of their rights aii.l liberties ; unless at such time, come other per son, more qualified for the duties of the litimation, and more able to leisure the success of their cause ; soul iii whom he could plate any reasonable hope of disintereNtetl awl independent condor t, should AVE 111U1Selt tli tlseir notice. lu that case lie would willingly forego his emu claims, and use his utmost exertions to torwarsi thOse or buy man inure likely to defeat a combioation formed hir puiposeli so wicked and so fatal. The principal pant or Lord GRA h vim I.‘ FAUN GOWER'S speech, Wits shorteocil last wept, aas thut which related to the defence of the ii:eseut Alinisters.—fle was glad to see it understood, that the decision of ilia Majesty's Ministers, an lie late investigation, load received cousiderable Linise name and support by the recent iiiiilltetwist Col. Wardle and Mrs. Clarke's Upholsterer, lie could Mot conceive bow that man ' s mind must be: mould ed, who could still dwell so Much tai the conduct of the 1111110rIty on lila occasion. 111 ICIS et te. COI iiiii titer of filionce, on which the lion. liatonct, hail hurl such stress, it was well known that Mr. Ihnikes refused to act with the new conimittte ; hut it would neither have added to the dignity of Miiiisiers, nor have skew,' their judgment. to coil stilt the prepossesaioas and opinions of any indivi dual to the tsclusiou of all choice or estimation of merit in themselves. Much as hail leen dwelt upon the abilities of the late President of the Committee, he conceited that he had only to mention the name of Mr. Henry Tliorutou, as his a • • wor, to con rume the lion. Baronet himself, Cost little loss could be surtaiiied by the exchange..—He protested against the light terms in which Lord Chothain had been characterised, and who, lie Paid, hurl always been regarded as a loan of very superior powers of 1148ta., and who was hiked up to, nit less OR ac -0011181( of his judgment as a man, than hie skill um' reputation as an officer. It would lie highly improper iu info to go into any detail of the precise motives which had actisatuil llrs Majesty's Mioisters in this appointment ; and be should have hoped that the character of Lord Chatham would have rendered it, in respect to the merit of the *elec. tine', totally unnecessary. Lord Chatham would have infinite advaiimges as Commaiider-to-Chief, from his perfect laud conlideuinl knowledge of the exact views of Ministers as to the mhtferently-coo fleeted objects which the expedition hail iii view: lie hurl seems that the attendance of his friends Oil this slay had Been solicited by advertisement. He had to thank those gentlemen who hurl so far ho tiowed him by their exertions, but begged to Le itioleistood that such request was entirely without his koowletige or antlionty. He had roily further to thank them for the very high homier which thee hull cooferred on him, and to repeat his grati tude, by which he should ever feel himself Mond to their interests, cud to the honour and !prosperity of the comity. At this Mr.Wot.sF.t.ev stated, that, at a meeting held at the 'I hatched !louse Tavern, some jeans logo, the late Lord StaAiirml in the chair, it was decided, that if Lord Stafford %%mild nut at tempt to bring in • second ineuilier rut the t. Iv, hr should not be opposed to liritiging in our. 'I Ins wits acceded to by the Noble Lord, and tine been eter since sieted mom as a settled thing. Mr. P4RYCI, upwards of (i years of age, of Adamostretb, Edgware-road, mime daps atrii, cot himvelf iu amend ports of Itiv body; a vorgrois ilreiaed his ivonsolv, and had strong bogeys of his re-: eovery. (lo Friday lit, ha ordered his keriier to go down %LON, for vonietliing for him to drink ; during the 1111.1 . 1111 e of the 'willow, whir h was very short, be *rot ii, the window of hos room, threw himself into the street, herrig the ilenvent of two stoner, arid w•s iii t s,iil dashed to pietas. Wlllr great plea.nrr• we have to vitae that the calendars of prisoners for tri4l at 1111 l g A•- srr:es, for the roomy mot city of 11.iinerick. •re tfie shortevt for several years p.n.s ; and there are seoree ly any instances where► the charges art ol• a capital nature. II NA Fur. 411' TELLIC 'SCE. reiresastium. JULY Arrived from the Eastward, the Tieiphuve, to Captain Foote ; Eytkren. IY gun.. c al ,t um Peugully ; Unievrn, sti guns ; Popper gnioebilg ; and Tyriass nod Thilhatio, from the !)owes. Sailed the Unicorn, tor the Downs. Au iniarcountable delay appears tee pervade the present Grand ; she whole of the io hoary 111i4.,.. embarked on Sunday morning ently. with all t;:t sinl ut the cavalry; yet sue appeArciire of moving was made ; wu Monday. by 'loom the reinuirteler of the cavalry, consisting of i4OO of the King's Gentian Leoon, acre enitiarktd, and the fleet was then in motions expectation of sailing, hut no coders to that effect err given ; ecru this morning, every thing was and lint hi I I done, esvept some customary orders to the troops, 111 chief, they acre told they acre to land with 60 rounds of cartrid it e,mat to be ready to fire them in the boats. The signal is, however, now just made (seven o'clock) to prepare fur sin ; it is aiouously hated they may be ott' et day-light. The Admiral and all the Land Staff are cull ft shore. PLYMOUTPI. JULY 17. Came in the Harmony, Chain, from Bostoi to Bilboa, detained •.y the Amelia frigate. Solicit the Urr,twt rloop of war, on a cruise. DEAL. JULY IV. Arrived the Every, Harris, from Curacost.— Wind N. ItADISOATE. JLLY 18. All the infantry that have arrived here and glo bal ked, are vatted for the Downs. - There are cow more than 40 sail of transpoits in this harbour. Some horses of the waggetei train, and moue belong. ing to offierra of the Staff Corps, &c. have been shipped toaleiv ; and to-morrow moron% early, the Light Dragoons (six troops) will commence embarking:, men and horsey—bath are iii very 11101 coder. Six Ow,* also of Heavy Dragoons are expected here:, cod more also of the waggon train. The Earl of Chatham is ant yet come to Rams gate ; it %Vas expected fits Luidship would hove been here this 41a). The number of vessels in the Downs increases very fast ; and ti hen the rlkell of nor and tralibpoet,„ expected front Portsmouth, join, the aholi will fortis a vabt fleet indeed. CORK. JULY 14. The Earl Spewed* cutter, Lieut. Bothwell, sash i 1 from Cove yesterilu) :morning, having to charge the liyeno hid) ship he is to bee in onfely in fir as Modems. The 11 yens proceeds singly from thence to Jai/rah:li. JULY 14. The hoinewani.boond WestAndia fleet may he daily expected open this corm. The ship George. G. Into , hunter, won tioiken with off Scilly on Thursday last. She laid sailed from Martinique. miiil parted a ith the fleet on the passage, then con sisting of tou bail, under eutitoy of the lurk, of 74 onus. CORK, JtLY Arrived—Mar is, of and from New Vcrk, Danis, roma, 'times Indosity, of Partinuttib, Sapet, Lisboa, salt. SA. Hope, of and (ruin Guernsey, Mazstd, cordage. Fame, of Cook, Conully."llenti as, nine, !cc. Anna, of Chester, James, rpr bal., d, Fad sp. 11.11' r utter, Lieut. Bothwell, convoy, Js. [Bete.,. His M "torn ship Ilyvaa, Mr. A nth Courniri ea, of hilattel ph is, Hopkins, Cape de herds, Wirral Ana sod Mary, of Ahr , dove), Luger*, Newport, cattle. jvLir 32..—VCIND N.I. Arrived, Retslisties , *laud from iinston, Williston, stases, loather, kr. inn twig, Loot frum entire. Eliaabelh, of coil from Liverpool, Matheeon, rock. oat. %ailed, Adventure, of London, Davidson, gouda fur Marti nique Thetis, of and for Carmarthen, Roberts, ballast. imm*, of and for norkingten, Kt lOW n, ditto Beirut'. Cas tle, of Hollhead,lN mos, Newport, dater. Hibernia, of and fur Bristol, Darts, butter, &I: SIII Joho Moore, of Cock, WCartby, Lisbon, butter. New Shot ehain, of and (or Lam- Pege, butter. ladas4ry, of Milford, Criwsrda, Nealb. Maim.' friendship, of dad for Milford, Griffiths, ditto. Aaron, of Cork, Nl•Citrilty, Port.titoutlr, ditto. Belin.',3„ of and yr It eaumurris, Itolicrts, ditto. FROM LLOI D'S LIST. Galt VILIVPID, JULY 18 —Arrived the Man, Fitallas from America ; sud the Bird, Pringle, trona Quebec. POLICE. JULY 19. A man of for Rome of 'Pi:firms woo fully committed for trial, fur parking the pocket of a Dutch sea captain, ire the 31i/units, ust a pocker-leunk, etoitaiuiseg the papers of lea skip. 111011-1111tELT. CHARGE OF BIGAMY. Ileary freiteramaa was examined ow a s harge of felonioasly ntermarrying with Elizabeth Redman, Its former wife, Jan nett, bring then aloe. The Prosecute ix, who is a very decant young woman, bad been in the service of Mr. Johnson, late of Row-litre et,Cureset scte den, fe sr scveral years,whove vise had ele cumulated a sand: sum of money, when she became acquaint ed with the prisoner, also pommel fur a single malt, and who, immediately after marrying bee, plumb red bar of her hank eareeMr, awl then kQ her to the ititertifylug discovery of his Loring a fanner wife bring. Tie Prisoner's brat tnarriage being proved, and that Ilia wife nem alit e at the time the ser•end tools place, ha was Bally consosstted tur COAL. MARKET—JULY 19. Woo at NTett.rt. Ships su Id. Price. s0.. Newcastle 7 ..guentleriarb.l li I ..Codera ettte E iwt: wrocks 1' urrirt DAY . 3 ri 4.... d. Itedete4 .......... 66if 3 prr Ceat Consuls 6s 4 prr (1.1. i l4ll '. prr Cmo Nils) 9.; i lAme Affittiutic4 lit 1:1-16ilmo. thass.neat ',Ai.' 11.14.140 1..... hammer BIN Euzlish Loner% Tickett .. Cama/10111 fol T. DISH, Stuck-broker, 4, Cana:ill, aad g, Charing-croak. Ynter.lny morainic, Mn.s Lacksugtoo, of fisidgio7-placc, of a dughter. Ou Tuesday last, at Dahlias, the Lodi of Potar Patese, Eat af a sag Hlt:11 WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAT Alumna; 2 min aftar 7 I Afternoon no min. after 7 LONJION l'etuted by G. I) tVIPSON,, Nio 1154, rlld 'tonal-II roust. Carry.,,trr•t , awl published at the OfEce, No. 15, hack of At. Quire's, Strad, by J Whirr, or "AMC pief...4iftiet &c. for this Pieper, a 4 01111“,opoot paialh ill be dully astendolui M r: A .1q 1 ,1:1 wharf, and to receive a stipulated sons for each . which he was hound to pay over to the pria cipal meter every week. It was, bowerwr, a:- le N ed, that he had appropriated part of the motive so received. to Ins own nae, and had deliver ed its n fake nrcomit to Messrs. Itigo and Burilet, , atiseli, by the 39th of ills present .rlajesty„ tiite) felony. Au ishisietoue Alas taken to the in. dietinent, on the part of the Prisoner, 041,the groins& that the Act did not extestil to persons similarly si tuated to lion, lint only to ekrk.s, servants, or per son* einplqed by private individuals; woo that the Prisoner, being u servant of the libido:, as twitch as as exciseman, could not be forosectlted under this Act. The Court agreed iu slit validity ut the üb. j,....ction, and the Prisoner was rovirilltvl. Mary Brown was Ceirie , ell of str>rhug two pieces of black ribbon front the s:sep or a Mr. iierrisoh. She hail nothiow to say its her defeace, tanr4 thou t:sat di trc,. induced her to etonitnit ti.' robitetV, •111;." left a widow, with two Luting children. The sirs reevaiworoded her to mercy, stml she was sell.. te.iced to one month's isosinitoionsait.