LONDON POLICE.
zKe Force Of LOUe.--A cow-keeper, named Cawston, residing in Newington, applied on Friday for advice under the fol- lowing circumstances :-He stated that he was very much annoyed by female, who haunted him day and night. Hecould go no where that she was not after him.

 MT. Davis (the magistrate. )--l suppose, then the poor girl is in love with you; is that the case?

 Applicant-That is the fact, your wor- ship when goes out of a morning with my pails, she is sure to be arter my heels :; and when comes home, there she sticks herself afore my door, and looks for all the world ikea statue. She was servant, ile said in gentleman's family that he used to serve with milk. She often deplo- red that she was not woman of fortune for his sake. declaring that had she thou sands, they should be at the command of so nice young man. He never gave her no liberties, he said, but her father dying left her some property; and the poor man was no sooner in the grave, than she came to him (applicant,) exhibited SO0l. and asked him to marry her, saying that he should have the money to increase his stock of cows. On that occasion, added the cow-keeper, told her point black that would not have her at any price how somever she would not take this deni- al, and she comes after me wherever go and says that wherever I am there she will be also. @

 The magistrate said he did not sec how the poor girl could be hindered from fol- lowing and admiring the man she loved.-- Does she threaten to assault you, or do you apprehend any personal damage2

 Cow-keeper---I can't say that I do ; but then, your worship, suppose as how yourself was in my situation, you wouldn't like to be followed >about the houses of your customers by u womanl I'm sure have done every thing as laid in my pow CT to got rid of the nuisance. have sloshed milk over her more than once, twice, or thrice, but that wCn't do.

 MT. Davis---O One would be inclined to think that would cool her ardonr for low CT who dashed his milk at her head.

 W-keeper---No, Sir, not a bit of it; she's as bad as ever now, and follows me about, declaring that she will have me at last--fOr ifshe don't. nobody else shall.---I