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London, England, 1830-05-17 00:00:00

WORSHIP-STREET.

Saturday, three respectable-looking persons, named S. Pul/tn. 1
Sharpe, and William Taylor, were placed at the bar, before Mr.
Baounimow' charged with uttering a forged check, purporting
be drawn ,by Edward Smith upon Sir Richard Car Glynn and C.
the bankers, for the sum of 421. 10s. The prisoner Pullen wa,
stated to be the son of a highly respectable man in the city .
London. The case having been gone into, the magistrate observ,
that the proof of the forgery was complete ; bat Mr. Gates, the so.
lleitor to the Bankers' Association, not being present, he remanded
the prisoners for a week.

QUEEN...SQUA RE.
Saturday, Thomas Gardner, an out pensioner of Chelsea 110!.
pital, who was remanded until this day, was placed at the ba:
charged with the murder of his wife, Ann teardner, by cruelly beat.
Ing her about the throat.—Dr. Hewitt, from St. George's Hospital,
who attended the post *torte's 'examination of the unfonunste
woman, was in attendance to give evidence.
Mr. WHITE said he had been informed that the Coroner's Jury
had returned a verdict of Manslaughter against the prisoner, and it
would be unnecessary to hear any more evidence.
Dr. Hewitt said he attended in consequence of his having bee:.
unable to attend before the jury on Friday. The verdict, however,
was quite consistent with the evidence he had to give.
Mr. Wilms said that he should have sufficient notice to ;menu
the trial.

The prisoner was fully committed to Newgate for trig

On Wednesday last, between the hours of ten in the
forenoon and one in the afternoon, the house of Major
Siasmore, Lansdown place, Old Kent-road, was cnttrtil
by a thief and plundered of a plate basket, which con-
tained property to the amount of 2001.
THE CLERK OF THE PEACE AND HIS DEPUTY.—
Mr. Allen has published a letter, in which he states tL
net emolument of the Clerk of the Peace for Middlesex.
in the year ending March 25, 1827, was 2,0881. of whici,
sum be gave his deputy, by arrangement between them.
two-fifths. The clerk, therefore, pocketed 1,2531.
deety 8351.
EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY; OR, THE FOATCWATt.
Jzw.—On Friday afternoon, a Jew boy went to the mansion of
Prince Esterhasy, Chandoustreet, Cavendish.square, and offered
some earthenware to one of the servants for sale, and eventually the
domestic bartered with the Jew some old shoes in exchange for two
earthen cups of small value, and the boy went away. A few days
before another of the domestics had sold out stock to the amount of
4901. which he received from his broker in four notes of 1001. each,
one of 501. one 201. and two of 101. On his return home, he, for
security, foolishly trammed them into the toe of one of the old shoes,
and placed it in a particular situation amongst the test, and of
course his fellow servant was ignorant of this fact, and in looking
up the old shoes foe the Jew, the one containing the treasure was
amongst them. Upon .the circumstance coming to the knowledge
of the unfortunate owner, he became almost distracted. A reward
of 501. is offered for the recovery of the property. The Dotes are
stopped at the Bank.

HEBDOMA DA RY.
Tars Dar.—The Radcliffe Library at Oxford founded 1737.
To-moititow.—Bossaparte declared Emperor of the French, 1804.
WZDNDSDAY ....Anne Boleyn beheaded, 1536. St. Dunstan. He
was an Archbishop of Canterbury, who was canonised for extent!.
ing the papal power in an arbitrary manner. He died of grief in
988, upon losing his influence at Court. Mars rises 21 mil.
past 1 morning.
TIWKIIDAY—HoIy Thursday. Holiday at the Bank. Ascension
Day. A festival in memory of our Saviour's ascending to Heave'
from the Mount of Olives. The Moon in perigee at one afternoon.
FarDay.—The Sun enters Gemini, the last of the Spring signs.
Mercury at his greatest elongation.
SaruanaT—Alemnder Pope burn' 1688. Princess of Homburg
born, 1770. On this day Samuel the Prophet died, according to
the Jewish Calendar. New Moon 13 min. past 7 morn.
StrwtsaY.—Sun rises 4 min. past 4—sets 3 min. before 8.

BIRTHS.
Mrs. Robert Roberta, of St. John-street, of a son—On Friday.
the lady of A. G. GiMat, Esq. of Portswood.lodge, Southampton.
of a son—Mrs. Cole, of Highbuty.terrace, Islington, of a daughter
—ln Bedfonl.square, the lady of A. Atherton Park, Erg. of a
daughter.

3IARRIED.
At Streatham, H. S. Floud, Esq. eldest son of H. Floud, Esq. of
Upper Tooting, to Caroline Ann, only daughter of W. Cathay.
Esq. of Balluun-hill, Sunvy—Snturday, at St. John's. Hamp-
stead, A. C. Vernet, Esq. of Genera, to Mary Anne, eldest daugh-
ter of J. F. Menet, Esq. of Hampstead—At St. Margaret's, bel-
t:ester. Mr. J. Houghton, merchant, of Oporto, to Mary Walker,
second daughter of T. Wood, Esq. of the former place.

DIED.
At Lower Thames-street, Louisiana, the beloved infant of John
and Charlotte Ann Von der Heyde, ha survived her brother
and sister but one week—Mr. C. Clark, of Francis-street, Hower.
street, in his oath year, many years of the York, War.
dour.street—At Fromenteau, Seine et France, T. Moen* el•
dent son of the late Alderman T. Smith—At Terracina, in Italy, J•
W. Knightley, Esq. of Ofcburch-bury, county of Warwick, in the
27th year el his age.

HI G ki- M AVM at LONDON-BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning • 51 nineties shot 10
Afternoon • 37 minutes after 11

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