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London, England, 1825-10-17 00:00:00

WORSIIIP-STREET.

Twit men, named Calvi.vt and Russell, and twe females of the name
of Stevens and Lpulon, were examined on suspicion of being con-
cerned in stealing 300/. worth of silk out of the warehouse of \ lessis.
itouth and Thompson, in Austin Friars, in the afternoon of the 4th
instant. The circumstances of suspicion against Russell, were, that
keeping a fruit stall against the door, the thieves must luve bribed
or been cocnectcd with him; and against Calvert, that three am
went to his house carrying each a bag, on the evening of the rot.
berg, and thato,keletott keys, one of which fitted Messrs. Itiyek'g
door, were fated cn his premises. Calvert was remanded—Runell
ordered to find bad—and the women discharged.

LAMBETH-STREIa.

A respectable middle-aged woman presented herself to la sworn
to a rather singular affidavit. Some person she said had mrsaidal
her husband that she indulged. herself with spirits, &c. in his Myron,
and nothing would satisfy him to the contrary, bt,t her taking tin
following oath, which we give verbatim, asp useful precedent .
" I, Jane Sheldon, du make •ath not to drink any spirituous
liquors, except in the presence of and with the consent of my lawful
husband, John Sheldon ! And I, Jane Sheldon, d 3 furtbtr make
oath not to drink more than one pint of porter or strong beer, except
in the presence of, and with the consent of my lawful husband,
John Sheldon."

The worthy Magistrate, with a view to restore conjug.l happi-
ness, allowed her to be sworn.

THAMES POLICE.

George Wall, a mechanic, was charged wlth robbing his furnishd
lodging% at Mr. Perkinn, Charles-street, St. George's-in-the-East.
The property was discovered at the pawnbroker's, and being prawd
to have been pledged by the prisoner, he was ordered to pay 30s•
above the sum that would redeem the property, and in default to
be committed for one month.

BonseD A e following horrib3a statement
is given by a Munich journal ; it affords a flesh instance
of the dangers of the imprudent practice of early bolal
prevalent all over the Continent :—A com,dian, named
WEITIG, belonging to the Second Minitch Theatre,
was lately buried alive at Inspruck. Sounds having
been beard to arise from his grave, it was opened, as
well as the coffin, but it was too late. The hands and
face of the unfortunate ‘VEITIG were found lacerated
and turned on one side.

Wednei,4ay, the Limerick P.)l.ce apprehended at
Crotloe, R. Junes, a corn-broker, charged with being of the pant
who murdered Ms Mahon, at the "Mayor's &one. Two meg,
named Bradley and JP Isternry, were capitally convicted, but sub.
Oquently transported for this crime.
A very fine falcon was taken on MorAday last, b'
some boys in Mr. Haantou's demesne of Cherry Grove, near
Croo.n, in the County of Limerick, having attached to its feet ma
silver rings, bearing the inscription " Y. O'Kerfft, Clontarif."
A field of grass, the property of JOHN Swszr, Esq.
has been thrice mown this season, at Bunton, in the parlsh ai
Bone, Devonshire.
AN INCENDIARY PROCLAMATION.—The Journal do
Dci'ats of Wednesday informs ns, in its private corre•pondentt
ftom Cadiz, that " an incendiary proclamation" had been areulatot
in that city for some days :—" Its principal object (says the Corti•
spondsnt) is to roconiniend the Spaniards to forget all Ikeir mita**
ntosities !" There's a bloodthirsty proposal ! No wonder we has
earthquakes.
AN UNLUCKY HUSBAND.—A pretty butcieress, aged
21, accused of infidelity to her sponse, appeartd last Tue,day belay
the 6th Correctional Chamber at Paris. The journeyman, will
was supposed to be her paramour, did not appear younger than fit
husband, and had a less winning appearance. The fact could se
be proved—the Lady was acquitted—and the husband sentearei
to pay the damages.

DIED.
Friday, at Hampstead, In his 78th year, John Baker, Esq•

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