Star. — London, England, 1819-04-07 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1819. THE FUND& TRICK OT STOCKS THIS DAY AT OtlZ O'CLOCK : Pk. Stock 2531254 ex. div.—Reduced 73in ex. div. Conkols 74at i—Cons. for Acct. 71i144 It per Ct. 821 ex. div.-4 per Cent. 92tn ex. div. Navy 105/4 —Bank Long Anns. 19 5-161 ex. div. India Stock shut—lndia Bonds 37 39 pre. Exchequer Bills (2d.) 2 3 pre. • No variation has taken place in the Ftinds this morning. Consols commenced at 74i for the Ac counts; a considerable deal of business has been done, and some very heavy sales made. The Com missioners purchased in the Consoli, andwere served at 741 by the Jobbers generally. By an Official Account of the Net -Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain in the years ending sth April, 1818, and sth April, 1819, it appears that the latter amounted to £49,056,563, and the former to £47,247,631—Exce5s in favour, sth January, 1819, £1,808,932. The produce of the Revenue, exclusive of Property and unappropriated War Duties, was, In the April Quarter, 1817 A 9,510,211 Ditto 1818 10,249,207 Ditto 1819... ....... .......... Though there is an increase on the whole, there is, v.'e understand, a deficiency in the Customs and some o.:1 - .er branches, for the last Quarter, to a considera ble amount. There is an excess in the Excise. We hay e not yet been able to procure the precise particu lars ; but, however they may appear, we have abmi da:-.t evidence, from the state of Commerce in the City ar.d in the Manufacturing Districts, that the Trade of the country is at this moment labouring under great embarrassments. The etccouchement of her Royal Highness the Du chess of CAMBRIDGE, which we announced yesterday, was published in the London Gazette of last night. This event took place in the city of Hanover, at ten rnina:es past two in the morning of Friday, the 26th ultimo. The same Gazette -announces, that on the following day the Duchess of CLARENCE was de livered of a daughter, at seven in the morning, which, we concetued to state, died the same afternoon. Paris Papers of Sunday arrived this morning, but their contents are unimportant. The petition of the widow of Marshal Bowie, to have the murderers of her husband brought to jus tice, has been favour-ably receiveckby the King, who has given orders to the Ksinsza of the§44,a to in stitute a prosecution at Paris, against thapos!snns ac cused.—The rejection of the proposition. of-M. It• THELEMY had determined several Cities •to abstain from petitioning on the subject, to which it sefeired nevertheless, new petitions are daily arriving at the Chamber of Deputies, demanding the maioterrance of Law of Elections. Marshal MACRONALD had, on Saturday, a long audience of his MAJESTY. Prince PAM of W/RTEMBERG, who in eat sequence of a difference with the KING, his brother, has been for some time past resident at Paris, is reported to be on the eve of returning home. Some doubts are now raised as to the accuracy of the report of the death of Sand, the assassin of KoTzenur.. It was said to have taken place on the night of the 25th or 26th, but the Journal de Paris states, that accurding to its letters from that city, he was still living on the '27th. French 5 per Cents. Saturday, with div. from 22d March, 66fr. 95c. The Rev. JOHN SANFORD, Chaplain to the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, set out yesterday for Hanover, to perform the sacred duty of baptizing the Royal In fant, by the appointment of his Rcyal Highness the PRINCE RECRNt. . We are happy to state that the accident reported to have happened to Mr. BELLASIS, on Tuesday week, by being rode over by a carriage, is not correct. The Gentleman, who is in good health, met with no acci dent whatever. _ _ The statement which appeared in the Papers, men tioning th. death of Lady STUART, at Paris, the mother of the Enlish Ambassador at that place, has been contradicte d; that Lady being at present in England, in perfect health. Lord DORMER died on the 2d instant at Paris. Baron D'OMPTEDA, Envoy Extraordinary and Mi nister Plenipotentiary from the Court of Hanover to the Holy See, died at Rome on the 23d March, after a short illness. _ _ Dr. &roam as we lately announced, came to England from St... Helena in copsequence of a differ ence of opinion between him and Sir HUDSON Lows, as to his duty respecting the reports of conversations had with BONAPARTN. This Gentleman, we under stand, was yesterday examined by Ministers, and the result has been, that he is immediately to resume his functions at St. Helena. The inference from this is, that his conduct has been fully approved of. We understand that it had been required of him to report every word communicated by BONAPARTE, even In confidence, and that whether it could have any rela tion to the political condition of the prisoner or not; and that he had refused to accede to this requisition of Sir HUDSON Lows. We understand that proceedings have been com menced against the Proprietors of a Weekly Journal, for having published the First Part of Lord BYRON'S Tale, entitled The Vampyre, which, it appears, was first, printed as a separate Work, entered at FKationers' Hall, and published, by permission, in The New Monthly Magazine of April 1. • • . We have it not in our power to communicate to our Readers any improvement in the general aspect of Commerce : on the contrary, almost every descrip tion of merchandize is rapidly falling in value, and the losses occasioned to the mercantile world must be tremendous and attended with fatal consequences. The general feature of the information we have this day to impart is a gradual renewal of those connec tions between the Colonies and their respective mo ther countries which the war had tended to.sever ; in consequence of which, they will be supplied without our intervention with such produce as their Colonies yield, whilst the Americans, by the cheapness with which they can navigate the ocean, will not fail to supply. them with such other goods as might other wise leach them throuL , h our 'medium, but which, owing to the burthens imposed upon our trade, can not be furnished froin us without a considerable in crease of price. It is the duty of our Legislature, as well as of our merchants, to contract their expenses to the smallest possible scale, in order to enable us to vie with other nations, or our trade, and of course our revenue, will suffer a considerable reduction. The present cir cumstances arc so critical, that prudent men have de termined to rest awhile upon their oars, and content themselves with observing the general tendency of commercial affairs. STOCK EXCHANGF- We are not aware that we have any observations to offer this day under this head calculated to throw any light upon the operations in the Funds. Stocks genera) ly improving—appear to have received a slight check from the communication made in the House with respect to the Report of the Bank Committee. We continue of opinion that the bia; will he in favour of an advance, in consequence of large sums being ultimately withdrawn from trade and invested in the Funds ; but we are of course unable to foresee every fluctuation which the various speculations and opi nions cf the Jobbers may have upon their value. The market closed heavily yesterday, and continues de pressed to-day, in consequence of large Sales by the Jobbers. I ROYAL EXCHANGE There was fair business doing yesterday in Foreign Bills at lower prices than last post. The Exchange on Paris, which at the commencement of business was at '21121 receded to '24 7X, and we even understood Bills were sold at 21.5. iiamburgh dropped during 'change time from 34 to 33 11 and 113 i. Amsterdam at 11 si. There were Bills upon Lisbon at 57f. Money at 57, and noon Naples at 42i. Leghorn was done at 52i, ana Genoa at In. . Frankfort at 14Oi. We conceive this fall ascribable to a reduc tion in the rate of Exchanges abroad, originating in a diminution of imports from this country, in conse quence of which Bills upon England were not in re quest. Discounts continue difficult, and very • few Bills can be cashed. Silver in bars ss. 6d. and some demand at that price for exportation to the East Indies MT.:STING-LANE. . We have little alteration to notice since our Paper of Saturday. Sugars were heavy of sale yesterday, and very little business was transacted, perhaps a de cline of about ls. may be quoted to have taken place since that day. Some Brazil Sugar sold at 51s. ; for good white 455. to 50s. for ordinary ; and 38s. to 40s. for Brown.—ln Coffee there is nothing doing.—A sale advertised for yesterday was withdrawn, and prices are altogether nominal.—The market for To bacco is heavy although the stocks are low.—Of 227 whole and 64 half barrels Carolina Rice put up for sale yesterday a few new of good quality sold at 465. to 465. 6d. duty paid.—There is no alteration in any other article under this head, and business is ex tremely languid. STOCK or IVZST newer ix sua WAILLIIOCSTS.—Suzar 12,684 hkds. 5,242 tierces—Rum 9,831 puncheons, 226 khds.— Cnffec 7,697 hhds. and tierces, 9,61 R barrels and bags—Cotton 1,518 bales and bags, 275 serons—Pimento 217 casks, 6,964 bags—Gintr 1,236 casks, 2,172 bags—Cocoa 221 casks, 1,121 bags—Logwood 9,025 tons—Fustic 1,601 tons. LIVERPOOL MARK FITS. The demand for British Plantation Sugar continues limited and confined to the good qualities. 260 hhds. new Barbadocs, by public sale, went off heavily at lower prices.—Molasses c3ntinue dull. '2OO pun cheons good quality, St. Mitt's, offered by auction, were taken in at 29s.—A small parcel of Havannah Sugar, brought forward by public sale, was all taken in except a few lots; damaged sold at 30s. to 375. 600 bags Bengal Sugar were all taken by the Gro cers: good strong white at 91s. 6d. to 9`ls. 6d. and low to fair white 83s. 9d. to 88s. The Coffee market was in a very depressed state. On Thursday 1,798 bags inferior green Cheribou were brought to the hammer, of which only 100 bags sold at 112 s. subject to a drawback of ss. per cwt.; and, on Friday, 700 bags of fair quality, St. Domin go, were forced off at 103 s. to 107 s. being a reduc tion of 10s. on former prices. The only sale on Satur day was a lot of ordinary Brazil at 102 s. A very extensive sale of Java Coffee, say 4,010 bags, 193 tierces, and 72 barrels is advertised for Monday next, which it was expected would be sold without reserve.! Cocoa, Pimento, and Ginger remain without de mand ; of the latter article 800 packets of East India were offered by auction, only a few lots of which found buyers at 255. the quality rather inferior.-1171 bags East India Pepper were taken in at 7d. per lb. —Rum remains steady.—ln Tobacco there were pur chasers for low qualities for export, but at lower prices than holders would generally accept, and scarcely any sales were made.—Carolina Rice was ,tuther in snore demand ; 350 casks sold at 245. 6d. to 255. for fair to very 600 d quality; only a few par cels of white Bengal Rice, in bond, of middling qua lity, found buyers at 205.; it might be bought at ls. to 2s. below.—ln Flax Seed nothing of consequence was done.--American Clover Seed is in much request. —Tar and Turpentine remain heavy.—Logwo - od is held at £3 10s. per ton; 70 tons Campeachy had been sold at DI, being a decline of 15s.—Cuba Fustic sold at CM and St. Domingo £3 per ton, which is a reduction of 90s.—The prices of Madder Roots con tinue unsettled. The sale 516 bales French Roots, -- adveitised for the Bth instant, will serve to fit the value of this article. COTTON MARKET. There was a more steady demand for Cotfon, par ticularly for Boweds, which, about the middle of the week, as stated in our Paper of the 3d, advanced about id. per lb. but have since receded, so that prices are about the same as before. Bengals are held at rather higher prices, but some sales were made in Bahias, Demeraras, and Pernams, except the best quality, at a reduction of *d. id. per lb. The arrivals at Liverpool were-4300 bags, and the sales 8,900, as follows :-3,250 Boweds at 121 d. to 120. for middling to fair, and 121 d. to 13id. for good to very good ; 500 Orleans 1 ltd. to I:3frd. ; very ordinary to fair, 14d. to 151 d. ; good fair to good; and 16p. for some very good ; 250 Sea Islands at 2s. lid. to 2s. 6d.; fair to good 2s. Bd. to 3s. very good ; 600 Pernams 17id. to 18d. ordinary to fair : 19-0. to 19d. very good ; 850 Maranhams 161 to 16d.; 800 13ahias 15J 2 d. for very ordinary ; 17d. for very good; 270 Demeraras 15id. to 17d.; 720 Ben gals 6d. to Bd.; 1,700 Surats 7d. to 9d. of which 1,500 were sold in one lot at 7d. and 20 13ouzbons at 2s. Id. to 2s. 3d. On Saturday some dealers had come over from Manchester, which tended to support the above prices, but generally the market was con sidered still very unsettled. The total Imports in Li verpool for the last three months were 117,934 bags. The operations in Cotton here are trifling, being confined to the Export houses, and consisted of 120 Pernams at 181 d. to 181 d. ; 120 tine Bahias 170. to 18d.; a few Pares 141.; about 100 Boweds 13id. to 141 d. for prime; 180 Bcngals S. B. middling to fair 6d. to 6id.; 800 ordinary to good common sd. to 50.; a few at Qd. Imported last week, 697 Bags from the United States, 4303 Surats, 600 do. from Bristol, and 195 Demarara. Our Advice; from Glasgow notice more extensive business in Cotton than we remember for a long time ; the low prices had brought many buyers to market, and 2,476 bales were sold last week. Stock of Cot ton, March nt, 1819-371,400 Bags: same period last year, 1.52,9:;3. Imports of Cotton in March, 1819 : From London. LivorpooL Glasgow. Total bags. Portugal and Brazils - tU r luss 10,388 Indies East North America - West India Islands Demerara, Berblee, and Surinam 14,411 9,519 1,E78 25,508 595 30,858 6,5C2 38,013 872 •••-•.---. 908 :63 1,024 69 1,456 15,405 52"1 8,2C9 7C,275 The following sales are advertised at Liverpool : To-morrow—so chests East Ind. 65 serons Carraeo;, and 117 Spanish Indigo— 28 Elephants' TeetL-100 bales sheep's Wool —tril casks Annatto—SS bales Madder ltoots, and COS has Lkmgal Riee.—For Monday next: 4,010 bags, 193 tierces, and 74 barrels Java Coffee-150 chests Brazil Sugar. and 142 logs Mahogany.--For Thursday, the 15th instant : 25 butts prime Zante Currants. Imports In Liverpool from 27th March to the Ed of April : hhds. Sugar-159 puncheons and 19 bhds. Molasses-84 bar rels and 81 bags Coffee-258 bags Cocoa-4,960 bales Ameri can Cotton-1,350 bags Brazil - ditto-55 puncheons Rum-117 hhds. Tobacco-327 tierces Rice-590 barrels Flour-500 bar rels Turpentine-589 barrels Ashes-116 packs Madder Roots -14 puncheons Lime Juice-60 tons Valonia and 27 puncheons, 32 pipes, and 32 hhds. Palm OIL MANCHESTER MARKET. The demand for Manufactured Goods is extremely limited, and however low manufacturers may be in duced to offer their goods, buyers offer still lower pricis, purchases are in consequence irregular and uncertain, but trade on the whole is mending.— Yarns rather in better demand. FOREIGN TRADE. The advises we have received from abroad arc by no means encouraging; considerable importations continued to be made into the various Continental Ports from the East and West Irdies, which, as they tended to lower all articles of Colonial produce, would necessarily discourage all exportations from this country of such description of goods. Our letters from Amsterdam state, that Sugar and Rice were absolutely unsaleable : 4000 bags Cheribon Coffee had been sold at 1:4 stuyvers, being one stuyver lower than last week, and at those prices only small parcels could be disposed of. Bengal Cottons was the only article for which there was any demand, and was saleable at 17 grates ; this would assist in supporting prices here. The arrivals at Amsterdam were 4101 bags Rice, 993 casks and bags Sugar, 9E105 bags Coffee, and 42 bags Pepper, from Batavia ; 171 bags Cotton, 411 hhds. Sugar, and 1535 bags and hhds. Coffee, from Surinam ; and 155 bags Cot ton, 1159 whole chests Rice, and 276 half ditto, and 29 casks Tobacco, from Charleston. EXCHANGES. Amsterdam Exchange on London, t'.d April, 36.3. to 36. 2. or. I'aris, 34g, and Hamburg's, 64i.—Agio on the Bank 41 to 4 per cent : Fine Silver, in bars, 26. 2. to 26. 4. The French Mails notice several large arrivals of West-India Produce at Bourdeaux, In consequence of which Coffees were depressed : considerable sales bad, however, been made, and bu siness was rather improving. Paris Exchange on London-23.60. Bills, 93. 55. Money— on Amsterdam 56i--on Hamburgh, 1874--Madrid, 15. 60. Lisbon, 524 — Leghorn, 514. Doaars, 5 francs 50 cents. per piece Antwerp Exchange upon London -57. 3. to 37.4. Four I lamburgh and One Gottenburgh Mail are due this day. STOCK or TOBACCO IN xnr WAREHOUSES, Arak 1. London. . LiverpooL Total. Vir g inta ' Ke l 15,400 Mids. 7,432 Hhds. 22,832 Hhds. tuck y, &c. Maryland l,BOO 40 1,840 St.Eiamingo 2O Bales Porto Rico 2O 184 Bales. EXPORTS AND IMPORTS: An Account of the total real or declazeiiir;lueofdie Produce and Manufactures of the United Kingdom, Exported from Great Britain during each of the three Years ending sth Jan. 1819. 1817. I " 1818. I 1819. - £42,955,256 £43,626,255 £48,903,760 . • • Total official Value of Foreign and Commercial Merchandise, kaported from Great Britain to all I'arts of the World. 1817. I 1818. I 1819. £14,545,964 I £11,534,616 £12,287,274 An Asecant of the total Value of all Articles Impoited into Great Britain during each of the three Years ending the sth Jin. 1819, as calculated at the Official Rates of Valuation. Foreign and Color.ial Merchandise. 1817. lBl6. I 1819. Z 26,406,634 429,962,913 435,860,983 Produce of Irgland and the Isle of Man. 1817. lBlB. I 1819. 43,698,981 £4,002,318 44,1176,651 Total Value of Imports. 1817. I 1818. I 1819. £30,105,565 I X 33,965,231 I £40,157,634 GLASGOW MARKETS, APRIL 3. Corww.—.The sales of the week amount to 2476 packages.— Sea Islands 46 6 at 816 40. to Bs.—Do. Stained 19, at 21d. to fa—Bowed* 1714. at 1110. to 144d.—Orleans 389, at 141 d. to 1441.—Pernama 92, at 191 d. to 20d.—Maranians 60, at 171 d, to ied.—Bahla 25. at 18d.—Denserara 6, at 19d.—Bahama 8, at 164.—olkuita es, at 104. to 10k1.--itivals 808 it 6 0. to CORY MARKET, IVIARK-LANr, .4PML- Our Market continues exceedingly hear,/ 1(1;4. Grain, yet what fine English %Meat was di : •,,, 2d this morning, obtained Monday's prices. I'L e ply of Barley, both English and Foreign, i T i ng , t, large, and having but few buyels. sales heavy to-day, and rather lov..cr pi ices we re ted to. Oats are Is. per quartcr cheaper, iii7; ri considerable arrivals from our own e0a,... 1 7: and Peas there is nothing doing, i p a:t minal.—Un Friday, being Good Friday, toe (% 4 Exchange will be shut. 1 lA' 1 LLLIGENCL. The Charlotte, WM:EV:ELL, was wrecked at St. ?_ it , the 17th of March. The Venelia, ...r-in., arrived at Surinam frcz; dam ' was plundered et part of her cargo cZ lath of Novi:miler, h-: ship of about 430 tens, ott;czn.. 18 guns, ur.d:r A a11t71.3 s colours._ I:iitstinrrit, Arum s.—Wind t! MILL', for Bengal; Rvge, k`TAGoast, for ditto; of the outward-bour.d. Porunoevit, 6.—Wind F.S.E.— knives" . Dor gun-brig, from a cruise ; Norfcik, P:.ncrr , fret- •' diterranean, and put under quarantine. Wed u lice, for Cadiz; Sir George Prevost, for Quebtc ; ' Wellington, Anetes, for L:rerpool. Dem., Aran. N.8.--A'rie t a the - Iv: ' from Norway, and remain. Cane c 'e t y r f - ora and sailed, the '1•i; :rases, Prot. for New T o :A. ItERWICU., MARCH 3t).—Tie shig Prescot. of FL•ol. Rocks the 2.5 th Liston, in a Calr.l, and received C`!f:l' • r mage. She was got of!' the next :lee by ossist3:l.-e tfl . • longing to vessels in the harbour, soul Inousht now Iles, water-legged—hound to Davle's Itro.tcovaa, Aram s.—Ar.-ived the gal!lot Cettc, bound to Amt....:.!rdarn, with a cargo of w: sprung, and sails and rigi:laj cut away. !ism strECU, MARCH 24.----'llte hagfish packtt-hott, ". is a complete wreck, and beats sad marks of the dreaelt,.:. which it experienced.—Masts, sails, collage. every tlzi away and de:A:wit:Al. Captain lioaaa, .1 most nide aae ia::, • • man, did, from the troth, at eleven v. at. till the I;as morning, every thing that skill and courage could r. withstand the danger with which the raging chment t'..r : eat • te. the vessel, and partly succeeded; hut at five o'ciuci. It: wathed overboard, with three sui!ors, one of whom oniy x. taved. Tl is t cent is the more melancholy, at Captain lk La was only 7.0 years old, and in all reepucts a man of &II.): L.::•:* he has left a wife and four your.g children. Sr. Ust's, Maxen Liebe, Dame, was glaccle. quarantine for want of a bill of health. It is A:• many American vessels do not conic here for rc-c aes they think that all vessels are oblig7d to Title starr..tr. vessel is placed ur der quarantine which 1.7ir.:;:. a clear cm! met bill of health from the very istAL rl,. E.O. .1 firm videe ro eon:vex:us distemper prevail. ar.ci • has act been boarded at eta. Vesrqs undo C. au c:rturettc.% are cleared irraucdiatcly on arrival. NT:veto, Malon 12.—Yesterday was towed In brie It; a big boat, the Elizabeth, Cowart:, which sailed from Co:k Dublin on the 22d of Februar', and having been blown of strong r.orthetly carrying away v.l her sails art: rkuirc and part of the mit,ts and yards, was e!:!ven noir the hat'ea Rivadco, where she would have gone ashore and been :net, hti it not been fur the boat that %vent out tc her, and tvtr:l her to Vivcre. The crew and two eaten for three days. CUSTOAL Hours, Aer.ttc.—lnwareis—Tha T.ia c 7%yes, fru St. Michael's; Frow Anca Maria, Stclrersou, from ; Yidd, from Lieban ; General 'Murray, Ce.rringtn; .1 sage glen, Ccuchyer, and Albion, Hirst, frcm Antwerp; Ulla Gee. taf, Dinse, and Frederick Wilhelm, Langtor, front Wolvs:; Agnetha, Pieter, from F..ntHen ; tie Curlews, Speace, fn Smyrna • Edward, Richer, from Kiel, the Conro e', Bantu-•„ from Frderickstadt ; Louisa \Val-arsine, Tr.ttir., team Stettin; Nancy, Brooke, from Malta ; Oliver, Ishisrer, from rree.eries-' stadt ; Ajax, Tonne, from Marseilles; ProVidentia, Rom, (ma Seralands; Amphion, Lehl, St. George. Zandez, and Lud't, Nehenzow, from Gricfswald ; Columbus, Schorackel, floc Stralsund; Aleyon, Chapman,. front Messina; Iloffnung, J.• Inunaon, from Tonningen.—Cleared Outwards. The Peli:ht. llug,gup, for Riga ; Fanny, Cox, for Alontaerat ; Jeune Pasta. , Carr, for Dunkirk ; Cygnet. Barrow, for St. John's (Newfon.....- land) ; Mars, Smart, for Grenada ; Eagle, Bowden, for Veni..; Alexander,, Branston, May fl ower, Robinson, and Indus, C.I. lender, for Quebec ; Harmony, ere:swell, for Havannah ; ;sd Itagorsi, Garnett, for Prince Ildward'n The following Officers have been ?printed to tho Ore.: isr! at Shkrnessi—Captaln J. Wvaoaa, Lieutenants J. Rorer, G. llorxias, J. SIMICRLAWD, and G. Wit.l.:Ausios. • Captain DoNats APLum,of Weimer, is anointed to tup• tend the Ordinary at Chatham Dock-yard, vice Ciptah, whose term of holding that station for three year:, hes Lieutenant Thos. GRAY is also appointed to Lieutenants Bremer and Hormel' are appointed so :he N.:- eh and Griper, fitted at Deptford for discovering a pass..te :a the Pacific through Davis s Straits. The Sandwich packet has arrived from the 8r. , ./i'.; The accounts by her from Rio Janeiro are of the of January. They supply news of the cap:ure of venal mote Portuguese ships by Insurgent privateer, in addition to the long list of those which had pr,!ri ously fallen into their hands. It was said to ic in the contemplation of the Government in coniequx.;e to reduce the duties on British shipping and carg , •?s, coming from Portugal (which are at pre s ent so as to amount to a total prohibition) in order that the trade might be carried on in foreign ships. A Convention has been entered into by the Vicery of PERU, 011 the part of Spain, and Captain Siva- REF, of the ANDROMACHE frigate, for this coun:r., allowing British vessels and cargoes free entry at Callao and Lima. In consequence of it a very con siderable trade was carried on between Lima and Valparaiso. _ _ . Execurron.—This morning Macv:y, aged 24, and nem, 4t. were executed at the Old Bailey. They were both fourd guilty the Sessions before last, the former of having robbed his tra,trr, Mr. Paaxta, of property, valued by that Gentleman ; , t t1(r.41, and the latter of having stolen upwards of £2.50, the pnvertF cf a Benefit Society. Since their conviction, the unfortunate male factors seemed to expect nothing but the fate of this mc7ning• l'ilarvey became more reconciled to the approach cf death by bit frequent conversations with Mr. Drvaaaux, to whom be ac knowledged, In the presence of others, thnt conscienc., was burdened with many crimes, amongst which v: is that for ‘vt.l‘lt he was about to stiffer. Skeen, whose fi —IIIitICSS was !non, drew back from the common crowd of wretches, and rc tired within the pensive circle of his own meditatims from th , t moment of condemnation. When Mr. BROWN the Gcrtrnifi, informed him that he was to die, be said, without agitation or 5..:- prise, " Goo's will be done." Macvey, upor. bearing the same dreadful intelligence, trembled excessively, and said, " It is net of dying I am afraid, but of going into the presence of Goiswkh every crime but that of murder on my Lela." Upon tele' conducted to the Press-room, where Mr. Pet.Lis and Mr. T.. , iota, the Sub-Sheriffs, attended, and joined with the Rev.:4r Corrou and Mr. Dragon:). in administering consolation them, they spoke. with confidence of their future rxreetari , es. and prayed most fervently. Both walk !el Errnly to the pls:fer". Green had dressed himself with neatness, not, he said, with the view of shearing how well he could die, but to prove his hunth:e submiesion to the laws of his offended country. Ile spoke of :he man who assisted him in the robbery, and seemed to feel greatly at the want of compassion which that person testided rev!: having sent to him during his confinement. " But it is the'. avid he, " with the guilty : be has had all the plunder, and ha left me all the bitterness, but I forgive hem, and hope his con , science will whisper something which I now feel:'—At a fits' minutes after eight the drop fell. Macvey struggled a WA*. Green was Dot observed to move. The worthy Mr. Basel' , who was unremitting in Lis attentions to the unfortunate seer, had received a letter from them expressing their sense of by great tenderness. He accmnpaaied them to. the scaffold. 11 'e bodice were cut down after having been suspended an hour.-- Green his left behind him a wile and three ehilliree. LONDON; PtiOted and published by Lem. Karr, ficica• Pbes s Teonle-13a, •-. ___: I de. f , ` s -svAr - of r usßE' l OE CC COP' Y E,IST R s :be S * flint Ir lr P c4e e... 2 , to ir,,rstY' ite RC P ( r tbe r ill 'EU Said b e for with t u~a P COM 'Rat at i n tal to rLDX rocirs :VuL2 ;Ca O ; ' ( of Dca pa berx s Perk' , al pc of ! TB Lai IHI ALL loi km t....% uki 44