Star.
London, England, 1828-11-11 00:00:00

UNION-HALL.

A respeetabk.looking young man, named Smith, and Linings,
were brought up, charged with breaking into the premise. of
father of the former prisoner, and stealing therefrom upwards
401. wor b of leather. The investigation of the case ezhibited
instance of greater depravity than is usually to be met with.
appeared that on Sunday morning, while the watehmaa was on:.
in Bernsondsty, about three o'clock, be observed the two prisoners
carrying heavy packages on their .boulder~, and su.pecting
were thieves, be took them into custody. On the way to the w..
house they attempted to escape. but were ultimately securtd.—
boon afterwards it was discovered that the premises of Mr
Smith, a respectable currier, were broken open ; and lie having
been infotmed that two persons were then in custody 011 susphite
of having been implicated in the offence, be accompanied the i
furmant to the watehhouse, and was shocked on finding that
own son was one of the parties appretanded on the charge.
leather basing been produced and sworn to, and Smith having
dined saying any thing in answer to the accusation, his father,
appeared deeply affected. expressed a disinclination to prosecute.
The other prisoner declared that be was led into it by Smith,
who met him in Fleet•street, and induced him to go over to Ber-
mondsey with him; he declared that be bad nut assisted in enter•
ing the premises, having waited outside until his companion,Stuitb,
came out with the candles, one of which be gave him to carry.-
They were both fully committed for trial.

The sudden transition from mild weather to extreme
colts, %hich took place on Feiday night, was almost r
exampled. The theemometer, which had ranged
tween 40 and SO on pt eb ions nights, fell, on &tor&
in a sheltried situation. to 31.

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ANN CRAW/Lair.—The Lord Mayor delivered some
papers relative to this case at the Home Office,:
Wednesday evening, and the Secretary of State has,
inquired into all the particulars, and conferred with I
Judge who tried the prisoner, has thought it right .
recommend a free pardon. The prisoner will come•
(merrily be immediatrly discharged.

MARRIED.
Monday, at his seat in Hampshire, the Hon. Wm. Pole Tam
Long Wellesley, to Helena, titian daughter of Colonel P.iterouo.r
Upper Seymour. rest, Posunan4quare.
At Sc. Otitis in the Fields, he Rev. George Isherwood, to yin
Mat, Harvey.
At Walcor Church, lia h, the Rev. R. J. Serjeantoin, Vicar
&nick to M..ria C. liallattiolaughtcr of Vice.Admital Bollard.

DIED.
At Rug Reid Co tags, l'urtuhelie,the Rev. ArchibaaJ Grave.
Rev. John Cullen, of S uekport.
At the V:carage. Mitcham, the Rev. Richard Crannter,
Rev. John Darman, of Masthead., Salop.
nee. R chard IlooeU, of Chipping &Idyll, (ilourc.ter.hi►e,
formerly the satiating !demister of Ott se, Shropshire, and of
Istiburle Sernersetahire. ,lurk;; a period of thirty year..
At (wetly Duuslas. es the lit in•t. George Turner, tarritr
tweet that Oar* anti Edeubtorgh fur Dearly ;hi7ty years.

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