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Mr. 11F.NRY DRUMMOND, the Banker, with a
munificent liberality and zeal for the interests of Science, has
founded and endowed, at his (3wn expellee, a Professorship of
Political Economy at Oxford., The salary is 150/. per annum.

A Pious Tuiri.--Yesterday an aged man of
respectable appearance, named lance, was charged at Union
Hall Office with robbing.his ready furnished lodgings. It ap-
peared that on Thursday last, the prisoner engaged apartments
in the house of Mr. Hogstitter, and on retiring to rest, he re-
quested all the family would join him in prayer ; after
which he went to his room, leaving a most excellent impres-
sion behind him of his moral and religious conduct. As
early as five o'clock he was heard to go out, but no one sus-
pected that their pious lodger was a thief. But when the girl
went in the morning to make his bed, their surprise may be
imagined, on learning that he had decamped with the sheets
and pillow-case ! It further appeared,' that on the following day
the prisoner called at another person's house, and seemed desirous
of occupying the lodgings. He told a long story about a set of
Baptists, of which he was a member, but sAld as lie was a stranger
in town, he could not procure a reference. His plausible manner
and respectable appearance induced the fan illy to dispense with
it,-and being installed in his.new apartments, he entertained his
landlady with a discourse on religious subjects, and mingled his
observations with some beautiful quotations from Scripture._
Before he retired to his rooms, he desired the family would
nit be alarmed, if they should lear him go out as early as four
o'clock. The Landlord concluded from this circumstance that
he was " a wolf in sheep's . clothing," and sat up all night to
watch the result. At for.r o'clock his new lodger came down
stairs, his person exceedingly increased in bulk, in consequence
of the sheets being wound around his body. The counterpane,
rolled in a. small compass, lie carried under his arm, and two
nightshirts were concealed in his hat.—Committed.

noebosefrvtohde toll-keepers atwell-dressedh
e Strandyoung
women standing a few yards distant from the steps; one of
. Yesterday rnorning, about half-past three
soi'dcleocokf,,
them seemed to be remonstrating with the other who was cry-
ing, and advising her •_o go home. The latter dashed some
N henryl r terlo Carlow,o-brd ge o,
silver on the pavement, and quitted her companion apparently
under the influence of extreme passion, and proceeded towards
the Strand. Shortly afterwards Carlow heard the violent shrieks
of
f balustrades nier' as if proceeding from the water. On looking over
the ades of the bridge, he perceived the two females,
whom he had recently observed on the bridge, struggling with
each other in the water. An alarm being made, several per-
sons proceeded down the steps, and in a
wet,drippingsssistanee n
as afforded them. Theyshort period they were
t and quite exhausted --
afterr'edteisnewdohutietclhloi nfegvtehwreyhwohattithme theywerea
that they were going over the bridge, and that the one had
run into the water to save her companion, who had plunged in
tbr the purpose of destroying herself.

IMPUDENT ROBERRY..—This clay, John TVil-
limns was brought up to Queen-square, by Timbrell, a con-
Stable, charged with felony.—'llie prosecutor is a Greenwich
A lmonry be gave the landlad his bundle , containing various
Pensioner, .and resides at Windsor. Yesterday he received his
pension money, and took up his lodgings for the night in the
articles of wearing apparel,and a quantity of new linen for safety,
but on his applying
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for it this morning, he was informed
that the prisoner had got it, with which he went away. Inquiry
was instantly made, and the linen traced at a pawnbroker's in
YOrk.street, pledged, by the prisoner In his defenee, he
Pleaded intoxication, said he had lost his own bundle, besides
five half sovereigns he received yesterday from Messrs. Cox and
Greenwood, and that'lle took it in a Mistake.
said:that tale he might tellbetbre a Jury, and fully committed
him for trial. The Magistrate