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The American Quarterly Review, No. 17, March 1831

Note 13 — Art. V.—AUTO-BIOGRAPHY OF THIEVES.

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Since the above was written, we have met with an old schoolfellow of Vaux's, and who also knew him in after life; and from him we have learnt that Vaux's Memoirs have strong claim to credence, from the circumstance that the account of his early life appears to be correctly given, as also that part of his subsequent career which is known to our informant. He added, that his manners were quite fascinating.

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