The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-24 00:00:00

NAVAL NEVVS. POWEY, AUG. 21.-r—Arriveti here this day the rench cartel ha Providence, GcorFaY., nity 014 . ist ihaC in I"I` eV to t oo' 1,0 1 c!).:1 silo " t Pt Q oth, tft ,rak rilr\VO' ht i ttO. re p„ I C 111 1 ' 1410 1 J: 1 13) vi 0 1,41 otteri 13, et tIO for 0 0 -oci % °4l . • 4i. 'ovore Itl O, 11' t tiro e sr, o r fir* 0 11 1 iv GOA° master, frOM MorlaiX, and has brought over an thin lethal - , six Ladies, and three Children; liailedfrorn Mor On the 18th inst. The beleat e SOLLT by Lord WELLINGTON was gitirta4 known, - • and reported to be more disastrousthau describ e d iti his Lordship's official dispatches.. FLY 11OUTU , AUG. bis Majesty's eater Men, with a convoy for thesEastward. POIITSMOUTII, Endyrltioit has i.iigualled the ships botind to tiorth America tOlun rimoor, but it is not expected they will sail till the Dl ( n'lliPg: Sailed . his Majesty's ship Wanderer, 'tor Plymouth ; Parthian, on a cruise Dcin 'Wok, Egmont, and Medusa, for off Cherburgb . debar and Iris, with their cOnvoys, for New South Wales and the Brazils. ; • 21.--Arrived the Osborne front riyrnotith, to be an established packet. HARWICH, AuG. 23.—The Earl' of Leite Ikeltet, having the mail for Gotteribtligh, has re hinted into port to wait a winti ; she left the out ' lt oll-hound convoy in the Bay thiS morning, all • , • . .. . . . . . :1 1 tbt..eLt;:i:l.:ll'iti I ' l l : Ile.G. ..Rc2iov3ne.il—r 0....YA1:111.:.01i l''lle:lig'()tilllts :tan Ill: ); ig:lit at' tis: ttwil:h ilc. '1°)761:116- 13161 c • - e riC tun a . , , from Jainaie;,l lOr ti Lill .—Sailed the Nprapho 'lived cutter, With the . whole of: the outward- . km,,,1 -. Inerehatittnen, transports, coasters, and cull iers, under couvriy,' Itir POrt - smouth..—Canie down from the Itiver . the Ocean, S.covr, for Que t ee, anti sailed imuiediately . for-Portsmouth, un der .. convoy of the Folkston higgei. . .- • . , NAVAL PROMOTIONiS: v •M. 1-layle,•Midshipm pman, to the rank o f 'Lieutenant. MitiShiati of the Zetioh;a, to the rank of "..111t1t, APPOIN TMENTS. ("apt. F. E. Lo'cli to the Sparrow. Lieut. N. Willianiscins t he Leviathan. ' Lieut. George pore, to the Impirs3 Ser !!ce, at North Shields. Lieut. 'llmins Stoue, to theiticrcu %Zs. Lieut. M. H ay , to 016- iCover. Lieut. J. PhiPPs." r e , De Vonaiiire.• Lieut. (4. Tilly, to the ltippon. Mr. W. bll;of the Jam a i ca , t o h e P urse: . of the Co s sack. Mr. W. ett, ITa,ter, to theSolebay. Mr. Geurge Stuart, Master, the /461,0_4114...e. Adniiral SA.w 4 iiit is to succeed Admiral T4o11:4- Busabo n in the. Conniiand on the Cork station. Twe Chaiten.,4riliion, of • war sailed on Saimday row& Plymouth with two gun-boats to icinforce GeoftoE CtILLY ER, of St. Sebastian's, OR Friday the .Emerald and Amity transports from Malta, were released from (101..411011e, hay, jag been tinder that restraint forty days, .No sick ness of an infection* nature had over appeared on board of either., , The i ticonant, leave Leith 'at anon soon' as a ship of swot , Ctittivis, and we L ttre igrined will be ,ueceeded by the Letto'lla frigate of . . SHIPS.--NS the Order in Council, appeared in Llw:Gazette 'of .sltharday. last, the adruissiow•of-India=built Ships to :entry 14 ,111 e United. Kingdom to, the 14th of, Aug us t e tt, it is evident i is the intention of Govern limit'to bring beforc;ratliament next Session that : 4°4 vital anti important ;_question, whether Ship s ' Asia Sliatilbe admitted to registry and 1(1. all the privileges and immunitie s o f B r i t i s h-G u ilt '2 11 44 •We tiust the landed, manufactari ng, and 711Ppin g interests wil l , during. the present recess, 7eae ct on this gteat national subject, a nd be pre-. tred to etuser, on its discussi o n n ex t Spring: considerationsand attention its importance .dentands. ti; ay 'big cilaton, to hnid troabl , ; td to 11 it d tt h4 1 4 0 .1 " „r•C' c' ,NIA 01111'11 MILITAR,Y, &c. . , 'te"d lie mein batt a li on o f t h e 60th regimentals in. - a e d I ('r N orth America, and t° 'be formal into 1)41.'1e "I" for that service. .• . • 1 4 t l ' i t'' in L ) LINLOP of the 25th regiment, is ap t:" girl. I , ' . Al. • ...General Fou,tE!, . fit } t „ Inn -.Amp to i ajoi a: Ilea-""'-^Ca v. C. 'DixoN, of the 90th -ppointeu Aid. *,-, C. . Ni... - ‘r-Gerieral SLAPE, , . At C or k ....arn,p to .1 iit-. in c o l e Dna. -fise g t "oe of the death of thegallant Col; i n A t -- 1t 14 .• Sir NATIIANIKE. INACQCKE is. 0 1 meret . l tl-;'antiY IQ Role Peninsula, to take the Totomaufl 1 ,the,7lt ltiment ; lin(' is now embarked with {wards acicsoN, of Abe 2d Foot t i - u —s , awl a number of sub Ordinate e fleet . ' ' , wan tne ILL, huss ars. of fi cers, in r Ile 7 th 11 ommanded by Col.. Vtvi "'. 4l rlt (500. men,' der c o .4 ,„ "1 , 44 40 oil PridaY 'EC"' St. ' ' fat two zyita' vai n * (i-ijotl.3lfll. abli:nrit' ' 'During the C Ai dero, un der ha embarked Irons .11,,,,, r ,,,,,t 4 V. thiin 5000 werh- line ro oite bund r a '''''''"`.." In iiii,o ers of trot. --- vere men h , to j o i n r . ► , ..,., , .. , 4 0 .ru wiII..I.INGTON. 'Mel' % recruits, +t id ~,‘,,vi.o.iith. re .co. „,, ,red from . s. i ckirss , recrut ...Agnate's trent the militia- Iti . ATIR A morn ing; MY Iwo , .. u.c,,22.-4 1 esterdity .. . , event 'lltt sun of *Mr. Iluttaw.ss, at the Libialy, lien In a tuathine, together with a young' (iep a,,24.113 of the h„,,,,,,, 0f jouNso x, tr.., bathe. Air. 1ti ;‘ , 146 9/4 (the title go i n g : ou t) t warn too far wre- i t i l : l ' a " was drowned. - This accident took p l ac e te - sPeetators,:a d ted e prese n ce °I . consitlerabl more than one hun great nUmbe,r of tvhont were ex erarte.4 s ' . l .ilers . , who ,saw . hint strligg l _ , = . ,...a ,. u t d . ten, l e i s elle& tor a lung t i me,- yet b. " ""' " .e ' ll C ed tO rescue him but•his friend Mr. Bea s'tliB Iv" at len gth becaine so uniell exhanste 4 tl_in7: llcc o t Tl i t i s it ea t reely save himself, it.isextriioT his'accident hapitened almost .itn .;l:ttliately under the very spot where the life-boat il .). as the „silspeutietl. front th e .wall of the P ier ; yet such co nsternation of the spectators, that.the v eflt could not .b e l a d 0w0 .,-the ropes svere err tl together,. and before it could be lowered g d r e Man %vas ! lost. The beach was afterwarclS -1, 4 ,gge1l very carefully for the body, NVlliell is tint hi; 1 1 ' 411 1. .1 understanil his parents, with their °.e 14111i1 Y , are and have been here some time. COMB WOOD FETE. ,The great preparations made by the .Countess of LivtiteooL.,: for the Grand ate of , y,tst chitty , ‘vereuittch currailed,lowiavo the nionbcr:or ex cuses yecei,ved by her Ladyship on the part Ut thosci.jnYiP , * Ari i *Thol,tiT•before three o'clock, Quer:l4, and.,t4e,Pyineesses„ ELIZABETH • rind. MARY, compapied „the, Countess :of ILCHESTER, eseorted,bY a partY,of the I tighst DragoOps, arrived at Conk, Lodge ; her M A JESTY and the • p , icaSsEs were handed front their carriages by the Earl of . LIVERPOOL and- I.4(Hd CAS,TLEREA(;FI, and were graciously received by •the Noble . i.7,ountess and I. 4 ady.CAsTLEra„Ao.n, who . contlneted her MAJESTY and.,the l'ittNcEssEs to the drawing room. ilk Lordship's open landau, with four - horses ! : were, in ,readiness, and ; drew up to the front. (fool . , when her MAJESTY., and the Pats f . ,,WAV.4411 1 ( 1 the Eitrl of LivotepoL, got in,. and rude: ;n the rides in the wood and the planta tions, and returned at fOur o clock. ,At half past four dinner was announced, : when her MAJESTY anti the PairickssEs were conducted to the. principal dining : -room"by.:Lord CASTLE . itEAolt, and Lord GitisiSTo'NE, The dinner was Served up in a superior style of elegance, and con sisted of ull the delicacies in season.. Just as the company sat down to dinner, an orderly, titan, be-. longing to the Life Guards, arrived with, a letter: ;of excuse an the part of his Royal Highness the totike.tif YORK. At half past seven her MAJESTY and the PIIINOESES, With their escort, set out for Wintlsor, • In addition to the ROYAL FAMILY, there were present, Lord and, Lady- :CASTLEREAGH, the Earl -BATHURST, • Lord GapisToNE, the CHANCELLOR .4., • „ Ot the 114XCHEQUEE, _DEEM-LEY PAGET, &C. NINON' rTu. . IRISH HOSTILITY. The Ir4lt Due! God w9t !. Would fight, lU:eause exempt from ire -47.101 loaded a shot, , 114:vuizie they did oiat 'Utean to fire. • BOUNCE. • ' 'LONDON SALT WATEII.BATHS. A curturni wight, to catch byow4, • - _ Has foraerl_ lagemoits Ift every clay pmclairns aloud 4e sells at:it-water " fresh and (rah."' CK Thenachesit of 'RUTLAND Was safely dellveVed , of -and' heir, at thieveleyPark, Friday lie great loy .or that Noble - Grate and the , infant garquis oI CitAirti - irivere.both as well as could be expected on Sunday morning' lust. LordWntrwowrn and the Drich'ess of DORSET,, .acconit - kanied by hi:; Grace the yotint; Duke of PO I RSET, and suite, are . gone . tip Earl Earl` seat, ngestrie whefe . 'they intend OD pass some '<lays, prior to theirAeparture for Ireland. Dritry-Lane Theatre - open on the llth of Sep.; telpher.' is ; .gotte to perforM fur a few; nights at Limerick. He is likely to reap a very plentiful harvest in his Irish expedition; A new Bullet of Action is in rehearsal, and will be speedily produced at the Lycenm Theatre. '.h.'Gentleman-having had it dispute with an ac quaintance, whO left. town soon aftcri the' mistut dcrstamang had taken . place., rowed, Most su lemnly, that lie would jottuto .60 . 0 t -fender all 'over the world till he net hint. , The ,Preparations made by 'lluoNAP.AßTtt , for the „tit:v(110011o( the 'churcliat Ilamburgh ou e ght not to vf4te our surprise. %Vita tan he more natural thin that such a favourite of the should be well-dispose) tol/o/c-Up St. Miami. The vain-glorious and discomfited Sono% was vested wiih the commission of " Lieutenant de T tanpereur l 7; in Spain :.‘--this Means' lite"rally, pl - Ace-holder., " but which Lord WELL-1 NOTON -took , care sltourd:be at ti`reSpeCifra distancej On the window ut one of the, city cotfee-honses waslately stuck up the following CorriTt notiftca, tion ;--" This coact:-*room renaived up staits till ..dceident.--Reports were prevalent in Dublin,yesterday, which caused greater.anxiety,,. ,thau.the arrival of the Fancy cutter; or the Ame rican frigate off Lainbay and Palkey ! ! ! , These -related to the, fall of a great Counsellor, in a duel; With a Counsellor All Ireland.-trembled at the news, from the Giants' Causeway . -to the Mountains of, Clara,,and. thenre to the higheSt of M , Gillacuddies Reeks ! M length, we-understatid the mighty cloud burst ii and utter the vapour cleared, it was discOvered that the great Coun sellor, us we are inftirmed,, gave another Coun sellor the Lie, which the latter lout the effrontery to return by a sottod kicking. 01 Course, a third 'Counsellor was selected H$ the great Counsellor's friend; and after a full, clear, audeoncite exam', nation of witnesses, and much speaking to evi dence, matters were amicably adjnsted, without the painful necessity of ithy 'duel at all! We un derstand 7'e Deum is to be sung in all the Chatpels on Sunday, next, for this hero's eicape.— (//,ib. Journal.) man name d rose was f ound font y, ~at: Sussex Asiies, of stealing a horse—his defence was, that ,he only borrowed, it without leave °Pk owncr ! • in 'the course Of busine.s, . 'Queen The wife •of shopkeeper in Sontemetshire, has 1, ely 17“akrteitil;ig, which has been anti ten ti caN d to be the very one coined in 1711, anti for which, she has been Offered a very considerable stmt. o n e of the many exeelieneies of Mr. Alztt..kan's new Imperial Patent Twine Shirtings anti Sheetinp, is, their possessing the invaluable property of not i m bibing - tire damp atmosphere ; a thing et infinite advantage to people going on long, v oyages o f Journ ies. It. is sto be -hoped the attention of NU • insteis will he Shortly turned to this articlei for the beneat.of the Army and m , 1 -- A remarkable instance of productiveness in the 'Clierry tree is exhibited in the garden of. Messrs. Quarter, Lincolnshire— ' .‘,..ll,'.:t.l,el4llo4l;citch'isinkiiktdirblereaks a crop considerfibly ed. yane vd, being the tiecoltd durin t hi s season. TILE PELICAN AND ARGUS. The official details of the capture of the Ame rican sloop Arges were reciveut last night, and tit iii ~,pees i n t h e Gazutte of this evening. The delav in the publication of the official account of 'capture of, the 4r us arises from the circum stance- of its *jug trunsinitted through Admiral Tuonsuottouon on, the Cork station, to which the. Pelican betoi)gs; mill° which she immediately returned after tle, engl!,... , ,etnent,' while the-Arm Was sew to Portsmouth. In The mean time, the folloWing accontit of the action, from the Ply mouth Telegraph,' , Will,bejead with interest " T.he' AnuttirS'wanted another proof of Brie tisk sitperien Phi the ocean. The, Pelican has afforded it, in the rapture of the Arg.us. On the 14th instant; at a quarter past six a. m. the Peli= Cali descried a vessel on tire, between Milford 11;tven and the Sahees, with a brig in company : on approaching nearer, the brig stood away uit der easy,sail front the vessel on fire,. when the Pe lican crowded all sail in pursuit ocher. The brig continued her course for some time, until, being ready for'action, she took in her royals, and hove to the wind on the, larboard tack. When close enough, the brig give three cheers, and. a broad side. Soon nfterWards the Pelican, being also prepared for action, returned the salute of three diem, 'and e: broadside with a similar compli ment. The opponents closed, and after a contest Of forty minutes, in . which the brig was raked five times; Captain Makt.ts gave directions for board ing on ,lies - starboard bow,. and she was idatantly carried, the Americans making no resistance whatever, and running below. In the •ect of boarding, the American edsien was louvered, and, after the brig had struck, YOUNG, the Mas ter's mate, ! received his death-wound, by a ball front the fore,top The Argus fought well . while the Cannonading continued ; but her guns: . 'wet.e, pot leVellect :with precision, and InatlY' shots pissed through the Pelican's masts. —The Argio s hanmiocks Were 'cut away fore and, aft, a nd, her, hides,shew evident tokens of the dexterity of her. Thc Pelican's sides are-also fell of grape-Shot ; but her 'rigging and sails are injured the' most. TWo shots, how» ever, found their mvav through the boatswain's and carpenter's cabins. 'The British, though justly irritated with American braggadocio, were cool and steady, and .their enthesiaSin: was regulated by the most attentive discipline. A spent ball, after pas:sitig through the, lianntuteks, struck one of Captain MAPLES' buttons, and, fell on the . 'ileck. i o ientenant GRANvit.t..E,'Master, highly distinguished L tivemselves: but it is, Per- . imp's, invidious to select titny unities where one and all . performed their duty. The-Argus carries eighteen. !2,1-prmnders. and two ;ong twelves, for 'wetly iteloniug to the Macedonian, and had 136 nien nt the commencement of the action, of whom six men were killed, and 16 wounded, besides ber Ciptain. • The PeLcow mounts 16 32-pounder ctirronadeS, and began the battle with only 113 men, (Me. I'ARNI3 sail five men bring absent with a prize),. 'of Wgioni two , were kilaA and three wounded. Captain . AhLes, .the Commander of the. ilrgas, lcht his leg at the second broadside; hetdid leave the deck until front his fainting away through the loss . of blood, it. became abso itety neeesOry to remove hint helogs." B UONArx WEL" B 11-DAY. :The anniversarybof 4loo.w,•mitrel's birth was Ct. , lebrated , by the 1 o zrencli prisners in the Castle alidiribu rg h,4! : n Sunday last, They paraded their airing ground * , casrrying•portraits of the Emperor and Empress, singing nationaLsongs, and,shout, ing Vire vE f ixpereifr et Mgrie,Louise." PERTH, Auo. 19..--ipsecelebration of NAPO-. I,EON'S birth-day, by ,the prisOne-S in the dep4t, took place on Saturday, - About three in the . afternoon, a numerous crowd of people assem bled on the,South Inch to see the balloon ascend, brit were disappointed by an unlucky ac citlent, The balloon; which was large and de 'font, had beent constructed with much taste and ingenuity, by, cVE UYR, a meritotions young gentlentan of Gilt-init. After itS inflation with air, which hid been ratified by straw burnt beneath it, M, de CUYIER, haring slept aside, to prepare the car,: f rirs, and other ornaments, its ascending force' became so 'powerful; from a hasty . . increase of the lire', With ii View to preserve its upright ' positiut ;against the .force of the wind, that-it'burst 'ill strings, which fastened it to the hoop, and, risiOg , _ without ballast' for giving it 1 stea•lines,s, or t 1 e tieeeSsicry tipparatus fur couti unirig the rai.cfu (ion of the air, it Amon descended, ar.ti was t , ..irn agtiipiim tree.. At.night, all the pri saris Vverc Ini:li.nnly illuminated. In some of the iv i li d o n% were transparencies, which produced a fine 6fect, and which appeared to have been exe cuted with much caste. ~, The following installCc ri# adoption was this sea son witnetsseit in the parish. of St. Qnivox dozettot thtePhigs, knotted by several hens, bay ing been deserted, by their reputed parents, ;.be came .objects of Attention and conipassion' to gaider., whose 'Mate had for two`suceessive years unsuccessfully attempted to 'bless him with a fa. utily pit giisliug, hie.. took the orphan ducks under leis prote4titin,i, he accompanied them during t h e d a y ih ro ogh affil th e ir wand.:rings, anti when 'tkey were coopai Up,in tlt4 ul tti. time, watched them 'with patti'md care, 7 round .the place of their - confinement and serenading them 'with an oCcAiOnal scream. They have now almost reach ed maturity, what is remarkable, they are the only brood of the kind that have ev(1" artived• that stage in the same phce. Fornnolv the young poultry, Oatitig to 'the weaktieei of their real pa rents or their sabztittites, Were expwied to con tinual attacks from the crows, low;piits, ; but tie prez:ecit rare, tooirr thy sliciter i( Ow gander's wing, li•u ; i: s9tfereti iio tiiittitiat;ori final ,stich deprealiiwtr , „ urotectrli. i n yo, sight of tlie , o, nor pennli3 Any ravei,o,ki either hipel or t io:ntrtiped tv lipproacn the settle of leis gnardiathhip. 11.4a4" week, 41 to about three or toast' y ei i r s oc tinned to float on the ‘oirlace 'of the water, with leis arins anti legs extended, till s. tliyrsrin let hiin- Itclf down by a rope, ailj ViCkett EXECUTIONS UV .• NICIIOLSON, AIAsSFItrAUX, cc. Yeste'rday morning the gallows intended for tlie 'execution of Massfreclux„ wbo was convicted, Friday last at the IVlaidstoneAssizes4 of murdering a Marine on board the , Sarniison prisup-sbiV, as 'early as three o'clock, was conveyed to Gating- ban), cif which •place the prison-ships are ,sta tioned.' It was erected on the'hunks of the river, in the full view oh all the prisoners. At seven . o'clock Massereaux: was talteti from the gnol - lita. 7 Nay ironed ; and, together with the'execntionet stud his assistants, and a Clergymani . took ii Y seat in a post carriage and four, and was driven to the spot where he was to pay the .•forfeit of his life fpr the crime be had committed. After sententai of death was passed upon him, he lost all that firm ness which he 'displayed on his tLhl, and seemed to be absorbed in despair. On his arrival at the gallows he joined in prayer with weatholic Chap lain, and after a short interval was-Launched into eternity. Au -immense crowd et•teMed on the oe easion, and the river vas covered with boats filled with spectators. • This awful cerertiOny over, the executioner and the other officers of the la* returned to Maid- stone, to attend the execution Of Nicholson, who rose IA an, early* lour in the morning, and seemed to regard his approaching fate with calmness and fortitude. Daring Sunday, he was twice visited by Mr. Bonn, who still entertained a suspicion the wretched man 'might have -4omething to conunw , nicate. To hequent questions which were pla to him, however, ne solemnly declared that lie !Ind • already disclosed all he had to make Yesterday, morning 1% . . Bonar paid nini a hist visit, and in compliance with earttost en-. treaties, told him repeatedly that he freely for gave him for all. the injuries he had sastaincti at his hands. •At twelve o'clock Mr. Dtmlow, the 'Under- Sheriff, returned from Gillingham, and, on reach-, ing the gaol, desired .that Nicholson Might hold •. hhuself in readiness. The sledge whicinati hi 701 prepared for his Conveyanceoyas. then drawn to the door, and shortly before ope, he was con ducted forth, still heavily ironeit,,,aiul confinid in the Same manner as dull,*laic trial. A batter ti placed around his neck, and which was tied to tta front bf the sledge. He looked 'extremely' 1' ti 4; but still preserved a degree of fortitude pettecl ay consistent with the resignation s wliieh he evinced throughout the whole of his unhappy situation. Every thing being in readiness, the praces : . sion adVanced at a. sloW. pace towards Pen— nington Heath, where a temporary platform and gallows had been erected: it was preceded , by a considerable number of publieL'fifficers and con stables to clear the way. • The ikge went first, and was followed by' a carriage, - containing the executioner and his assistantS', , and a . 'chaise, in which was Mr. DudloW and the Catholic Priest. These were followed by other Police Officers, and an immense concourse of spectators, who had been collected trom all parts of the comitry, closed the . 'exhibition. It was nearly two o'clock before the procession reached the heath, Where the 'innititude assembled - exceeded any thing we ever before wit nested. on a similar occasion. The atrocious wretch, now the object of such general attention, *seemed to he deeply intent on the' dreadful scene,'in which. be sas ,so pro minent'a character. He booked around him with confusion and shame Marked in his countenaute, and seemed an xiotio to bury,- in a speedy elissola floe, 'therecollectioo of his crimes. Mr. Bt•ati,- soot, the Catholic Clergyman,. now approaehed him, and joined with hint in fervent prayer. He ascended the platform with some diffict.lty, by the assistance of the executioner, who soon made the necessary arrangeMents his' office, and in a . few seconds the culprit was immure ! Among others.who were ,pre c e nt, B it, was Mr. o nar, who' having thus witnesscrit the last struggle, took his departure for Loudon, having •pre viously made arrangeMents,, by engaging horses on the road for his speedy vonveyanee. • The bod!r of Nieholson,.atter hanging the usual time, was cut down, 'and conveyed, we under-% stand, to a surgeon at Bromley; for dissection. Friday morning was executed - at Aylesbury, pursuant to his sentence at the last Assizes, Wit- Gam 1 -7 reernatt, for setting hit t'O'his:own house and two others, at Lavendon, f.t . itek4`.. lie appeared fully resigned to his fate, whieli'he met with he coining fortitude ; nntl after shortly. addressing himself to the spectators, who were not verylitt mesons, he was launched into - eternity.- tempted to make his escape, 'on Wednesday night, and had succeeded' itt getting his irons off, but • was discovered while endeavouring to get out of his cell. He denied his guilt to, the last. • Qii WedScsday, jaiißritaia; for the murder of his wife in April last., 'Was fond guilty, null sen tenced to be liange4, and afterumt . ,l s :deliver td surgeons for accordingly, on last, at twelve o'clock, he was executed in front of the counts gaol, Warwick, in tlic pfeschce of a jarge concourse of - spectators: 'His behaviour since condenanalion has been peculiarly suit ahle to theawfnl circumstances in which he was placed, Ele declit lit had went nn il t his ern i a ie t d al 6t the eetin g oitya v t4ai l nst wife preceding the 1)1 1 1111er ; and cannot account for his conttnitting the, dreadtta act, only as he was instigated by the devil. On a sudden impulse, and without any pri.‘oe!ition, he jumped out of bed, and perpetrated tho Woody detail with a bar of iron, nispot 21 intiheh 10ng, ,, t1,01 . i1i the tvioper,.. ing of clay, Since hi 3 l e ootlei . m e,,tii., ioc.i t i t , 10,... itifOtetritu oppe , w.oliA , of i,r1..10- , .tod very dideront /tom Olt vt (ow v,:ht , c"‘l,,a it`ll xu _ tot;' rildy.7o,lol-011 ( teortev, _:110 um to h e .hocidog auft.raiiik,th4.ol . leurante of their mother. Yestertlity ntornitu4 ';',oltrtoti, the 'go % i f-street officer, was sent oil frriei Li t Cif.StMeta (Mice for the ilonte Deihatment, to Wincheser, anti its neighitourbood, to make infinities trrec» ing the murder of the Dean of that place, and ut trace out the murtiereri if passible.