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r Ir• r I ~'~ !~.' ' icy _.,.~, W:i ♦.TI El. --•••••••. law ~~ .iniloneot the Prisneerbad twat acweral sloplieales to the Prr restur, staitog that he had pledged the property seder the ih►ections of Harg►eaves, the clerk ; whirls statement he wow 'repeated In his defence, adding that be wile mauler that per. ash's direction, and believed at the Ham that ►e ►ad the Pro. ♦ecYtor'a aailsority fur pledging it. • . The Jury immediately foond bins Gully ; but trews ' • wooded loon to nierty, on the ground of the earelleot eha ~.rt•r gist n by his I otployer, and also of the distress of his Inuerstruns fussily. The Prosecutor also j0in.4.1 in the re. •rommrndaltow ow the same growsida, and added his belief unit the Prisoner bad acted under the inflators of Har greaves. Me. A►or.letrs stated that the Prosecutor, who was in an eateusive *ay of hunioess, io addition to bssitig bees robbed in this way to the anionsit of several hundreds of monads, had suffered greatly in his character abroad, in cuaarquesee of pieces of Bluth and hessersere, shipped by his for raper. 1.110., being found defieiessa both its weight sod measure, usti•o received by the consiguetw. SURREY SESSIONS, JANUARY 15. , 1 116/411111Wel Hauler !Cession fer the County of Rom, bwinelellealtithis day at Newington, Wm? C Harrison , E.q. tyr bibitHisisn, ands foil Beach of Magistrates. 0 HI, Grand Jury brier sworn, Ilse Chairman addressed them is wtotipatulatitry speech ma the state of the Calen .l44.ollllell rompsralively light. This be mainly attri tinted to the Brixton and other Houses of Correetina gists. tilitilmel is. the roomy. He then explaised the law as it •p -plied to yahoos emirs which would come hangs them.. and sdverted fri one, No. dtt, is this Calendar, of a loathsome am lure, which would require their serious attentino mid inquiry. After Rome g I remarks, be dismissed them to their diav—ilorrefoniiiag Bills. The High Constables of the several distillates of the comity then presented their Reports of the slaw of the places in .heir joriadietioo. blsoy of these detailed the save of the late floods, in blowing up bridges. and washing away foot paths, cud the various injury they had done to .he roads is Reaves!, partientarty sheds of the hundred of Godley. from Gitildford to Wiodmir, and about Riekford sad Cobham, where the Rev. Mr. Roberts was detaised twenty•foor hours be the water. Several road., plates, mad fetters, were pre .ented being is bad state, and considerable diersmion took place smorig the Magiatrsey as to she measures which should be matted to for the repairs mad She revesalson of eristiaa abate•, which ■ere marls corarweeteel ea, especially those iu the uric►►ourbood of Maielsaas. The Grand Jury thenreterred tato Court, when the usual . . prorlsimetiolae were read. • The Repurt or the Visitors to the Pelson was then pre rented, when Mr. Trotter moved that the Coed should ad. juurn op stairs to bear it. , This was opposed by Mr. H. Sommer, when the worthy Mover withdrew his motion, observing, that it was front motives of delicacy he made it. The Report of the Betides House of Correcting was then read. It stated the reanimation of the Rev. D..lonea, Chap lain, and reettmeseaded that a larger salary should he al lowed to the Chaplain and Surgeon. It next called the at l•oliou of the Collet to the present Governor of the prison, whom they slated to be deficient in talent. Mr. Ronne Sumner thee proceeded to comniest on the Report. and moved that the resignation of Mr..ileoes slaiold be received, and that the election of Chaplain should be considered at the Reigate Sossioos. The salary arse the nett cuosidrration, and he should therefore propose that instead of :dd., 1001. should be allowed. The mama, after some &abet cassideratioa, was agreed to. Mr. Hobos lesser fibre proposed that the salary of the Aro aboalld be raised from bid. to lON —Agreed to. Member nest moved that a female tarn- I r a Ear lilli apposiseml as as moistest to the matron, at e al mumiamil.. 4svessed per verb. of the butchers' and bakers' cookers. .werfr thriiisiersTip;ta. ~ Mr. Helm, awn sow alluded to what he observed was the most painful emselderatioN in the Report, tamely, the re uioval of the present Governor, who was iacompetetst to his tueee; be should, therefore, move, "That the worm Gu venter of the Urixttaa House of Correction should he removed, and one elected ad tedefias till the election at the Reigate Sessions." A Magistrate dimeateil from the asolims, and moved that Committee. the Report should be ►efatpd le a Spacial After considerable diem/abe t is ebbe\ Mr. Gnaw', M.P. Mr. Trotter, •ad other Magistrates, Souk • pier. 'be mutio• of Mr. Summer to remove the Gore/mot we. carried. It was thee moved that Jinn Greta a►eeld be appointed ,pro tempore Covers°, of die Hoes. of Currectioo. Alter. suave other basilicas bad been disclosed, the Court sdpserued. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, TvaDAY. IAIIIIMIT 15. IN Tlll NATTEIL Of OLIVE PRISCO. Of cusiazatsan. Mr. HEATS moved this morning 00 behalf al the Lady who styles herself Olive Princess of Curta t►erlsed, for leave to file a petition in this Court, prayilig for the future liberty of her person agneet the sown debts los which she is at liniment in sus.. Cody. Her affidavit, which was reatillid es above. set forth that she is in t►e eastody of the Wardeu of the Fleet, where she has beet' mommitted by the style and title of Olive Prisms" of Cumberland. That elm has been sued by several creditors by various Ornontioations, some odium her Olirta Sarre., some Olive W I mot Series, rod 10111. e Olivia Wilmot. That she had, when committed to custody. Ilse nun of two pounds, and that she d►d oat apply to this Court fix relief within the time prescribed by the Act of Parliament. because she had entertained hope' that the property to which she is entitled, and which is secured to her by various &canteen in her posses sion, might have been made so available for the payment of her debts. its to save bee from the ne ceseity of such au application. These hopes bare oot yet been realised, sod she is therefore com pelled to pray the relief which die court alone can extend to her. The Cooler—ft is apparent Ora. this Lady's affidavit that some donbie esist OS M her prope► 1110100. . Hew dam site alga her Petitiaa ? Mr. HBANII—The signature is Olive alone. The Comet—ht would be better if she were to have signed it by by name of may She has some surname. But as this will probably be made a subject of future ioqiury, it may be suffered now • to pan. It is foe her elope to consider whether she places herself before the Court under her proper risme, is should the contrite, appear hereafter, her Petition will be liable to be dismissed. Leave was their grouted. We are requested to state, that the Mr. WEIGHT. whose name appeared in our report of the proceed. inss in tlie Court of Chancery on Monday, inserted in THE HILITI2II ['WS of yesterday, is net. nor ever has been, connected with the highly respect able house of Wittowe sud Co., Heorietta.street„ Covent-garden, as mentioned i■ said report. GoaturetT.—The following extract from • letter has been received at Luito's, dated Guernsey, January 4:—" During the late gales the black buoy of the Channel, called the Small Russell, was carried away, ■nd et may be some lime before it ears be replaced, owing to local difficulties and the winter season." .; PO Ling ." - ;Wit •.• :• BOIVAITIEZT. . STREET ROBBERY. Yeateesine a woman of the tows', Named Cbeisfiena Ferris, well knower at the Office as being •• inhabitant of the unionists; Vitse..treet, Christina-street, was brought up fur an examination before Thos. Halls, E.q. the sitting Magistrate, charged upon the °sato( a respectable Geode. sass, Joseph Dudley, Eeq. of Peter -street, Weadmineter, with having violently robbed hint of a gold brooch. The ci imam 'tenets are these : On Monday evening, between nine and ten o'clock, as Mr. Watley was proceeding through Hemmings-row, St. Martin's-lane, he happened to pass two worm', one of whom was Ilse Psi ; they cause up to him, and each got hold of one of his arms ; they at first asked him to accompany them to their lodgings, which bfr. B. declined, and endeavoured to extricate himself from their Hutches, hot was unable, as they had got Duch a tight hold of hitless's,. The Prisoner then said, l• Will you give see onmethisig to drink ?" Pioseentor replied in the negative, and still elides vowed to get off. The Prisoner suddenly made a snatch at his brooch, which was in the (rout of his shirt, and which she tore in getting it out ; at that time the Prosecutor re ceived a violent blow Dear Ina left eye from some person (he could n o t tell whether it was the Prisoner or her companion), which knocked tiff his hat, and for a minute or Iwo made him scoreless; however he got his hat, and ran to the watchman, who succeeded in apprehending the Prisoner in St. Martin'a-lane; the other woman gut off The Prisoner was searched, het the brooch was not to be found. The robbery took place almori its one misrule. and all the time the iratehmas was only about 60 yards from the spot. The Prisoner upon being called upon to answer the charge, Mated, that on Monday evening she met the Prosecutor in Leicesteesquare, and be trestid her to drink; that she sever saw him before, and denied all knowledge of the rob bery. 111 r. Heathy said as to shirt the Primmer bad stated about treating her, was ewiirely r. Ise. Mr. Hall■ said that the conduct of the girls of the town had come to such a pitch of late, that it was quite unsafe to walk the 'Weis. His Illejeaty's 'abject' mast be protected, and the worthy Normal, then ordered the Clerk to Mod over the P.oserutor sod the waif-haute, w►ich was dude, sad she wat fully committed for trial. Turg I was stimnsoned upon en information for carrying eleven outride passengers, besides lugg4e, on • stage-euarh, drawn by four horse.., by roue Martin, a com mon informer, to which the Defendant pleaded Not Guilty. William Stringlc, tile informer's 111 i Ilea% awore, that ua Saturday, the 29th of December last, about three o'clock in the afternoon, lie saw the Defesident's coach in Whitechapel marl with eleven outside passenger•, exclusive of dm emichmen, be►ide% a quantity of Ing.Tsge on the roof. Wastes,. here described the situation of the passeregers and luggage. Mr. Shearman, who attended g eneral I y fur the Coach Proprietors, said be should out take up the attention o the Magistrate for any leugth of time. He Open called Mr. Jolltfe, who paid that he gut upon the coach at the inn and that it started with nine outside peasengers only. Mr Sheartuan mot, if the Magistrate wee uut satin. led with that he would cell other witaesses. Mr. Hall. said it was neineressaiy, and intimated to Mr. Spearman to iefowm his client that Stile& was liable to be indicted fur perjury : he thought at times that informers did service to Ike public in horn informations, to as much as no gentleman would take the trouble to lay one. He the. said he should mot admit Stringle'e evidence again at the Owe, and advised him to be very cautious. Ml It LBOROUGH•IITILERT. MYSTERIOUS DISPOSAL OF A CHILD. Jawe JohNoon, alias Grove, was brought from St. James's watch-house, charged with stealing two shirts from Mrs. Mole). a respectable Imundress, with whom she lodged, and which case was mode out be proof of her having pawned them. Another ease as to the disposing of her child occu pied the 'Mention of the Magistrate (Mr. Commit). Mrs. Hurley Mated, that the Pnworee bad lodged with ler sheet seven weeks previrour to her lying-in at the hospital. She brought her child with her the dew after Christmas-duly, and she called again ou tredneeday, and said it bad died of convulsions i■ the arms of the cook at Lord Conyugham's. Mrs Hurley bad seen bur with the child the day before she told this story. She added, t►at Dr. Fidler bad been called in, stud that the dead child was removed to No. 17, W oo d. stock.streei, sad Mrs. Harley discovered the whole to be false. Wilms' said the Prisoner had neglected the child, seal II would have bueu darted but for her. The Prisoner was interrogated alone, and she told various stories shout the child, but the last she came to was, that the she bad gives it to the wife of a carpenter, of the name of Miles, at blaidenbesd, or Braywick-road, and it died there the seat day, as she was informed by a letter. In sinner to questions from the Magistrate. the Prisoner said she had knoou Mrs. Miler some time, ►et had dot seen her for four swathe until their unexpected aseetise i• Oxford. street. She bad made no agreement about paying, wee could she tell where she slept ea the night she patted with the child nor the two nights fullowieg. The Prisoner was remanded till further inquiry be made taco tIIU mysterious business. SINGULAR CHARGE. Yesterday • Mr. Plena. residing at the west end of the town, attended before G. B. Maiowaring, Esq. die sitting Magistrate, to make a charge of • curious descripi ton scants, • man appareotly about seventy years of age, who had the appearance of a gardener. Prior to Mr. Naito addressing the Magistrate, he seemed particular in placing so men-snag girl, about nineteen pears of age, before the Magistrate, so that he might have • fell view of her. He there staled, that fur the protection of his house and family be had been urged to call upo• his Worship, is order that his jurisdiction should present the gross on traits of the Prisoner, who repeatedly came to his house and pelt ed his doors, window, and frost of the Isolate, with mud, and tremead•ss large stones, to Ilse great danger of those isside. It was re later than Monday night that he cams is front of the house, and Mrs. Nunn was coming down stairs with a lighted candle in her hand, the street door was open, sod the milkman was serving the servant with milk, when • large stoma (sow produced) dew through the passage sod struck his wife, which knocked her dusts and materially is jured het. The girl before his Worship was an orphan, and had lived Vrith-hhes ilitaimise-ood his wits from at early age, but in con seqoeneo of the gross maaner ire which be treated her, be (Mr. Noon) bad taken her into his house. It appeared that 141 Primmer had extorted a promise from t►e girl to marry ►im ow the death of his wife, w►ich lately took place; but the girl Sadism protecttu•, refused complyiug with the promise she bad made, and the feeder path boding himself thus slighted by big charmer, after the many mime that had passed bet• ten diem, determined "on re. ',age," not ouly on " the object of all his hopes," hot on the windows, walls, arid doors of her hanthoorled master, who this Adonis imagined had acted very cruelly in breaking " two loving hearts asunder," and pro. tested that neither leeks, belle, nor bare, should ever debar him from nerespundiog with his " true love." Yesterday morwi•g he paid • meat unruly visit to the house, •ad whilst the family were at breakfast Le seemed desirous of furnishing them with a meat of stones sad mad, by way of • cooler ; but thinking this ileanuent tou hard le he dealt with, they went uuuide, std ascertained I list Romeo had tome again to visit his Juliet, who was industriously employed in liking the dust off the windows, little anticipating the dart that took place, wises a volley of atones, dee. were radii, flung at her fair faro. An officer was prucured, arid it was with difficulty he was gut away. He swore vehemently that be would mat. der Aar, and afterwards benefit, if she world uut have him. The girl suited that she had promised to many the pestle, but she would; M had set •p the ►auns at Chelsea church, and iu coasequeuce of her retinal she was afraid lie 'wild murder her. The poor " victim to delicate love," who appeared to be • filler subject fur Dr. Brookes than matrimonial alliance, tottered from the bar rep►oaching hie dowry for her deceit, sad protesting he maid ocver tot happy oilhoat her. H• .0 ordered to Bad 110. ' - - • 1 • --m 4MaRICA. PUILACIELPUIA. paccassza 10. Yesterday arrived in this city from the city of Washington, Major B. O'Fallon, Uoitrd States Agent for Missouri, with seventeen delegates from the Indian tribes, from the Passnies, Omakars„ Kan, ■od Missouri. He is conducting *beer on a tour through part of the United States, to impress upon their nations the extent, population, and re sources of our country. Accompanying the Message of the President to Congress, was a collection of document., which, on examination, we find to relate to one subject only, viz. the occupation of, and establishment of a government in, Florida. Besides the iostructions of the Secretary of Slate to Colonel Forbes (Com missioner) and to Governor Jackson, we have the letters from the two latter, and from Colonel But ler (the other Commissioner) to the Secretary of State, communicating, of course, whatever had passed between them, respectively, and the Spa nish authorities in Hammel) sod in the Floridass The last paper in the series is the paper drawn up and signed by General Jackson ■ud Colonel Col lars, on the occupation of East Florida by the troops of the United States, which his already been presented to the public.—(Nationol Intelligencer.) COMMERCIAL NOTICE. The Merchants is the lluitid States soil Miters whom it way interest, •re hereby informed, that it has pleas d his Majesty the .King of Denmark, in cou.equeoce of the scarcity of limber sod lumber its Icelaud. to permit the proper department, fur skis pretest, and as lung as it shall be deemed necessary, to great passports to subject. of Fu.. reign &nine, which will entitle them to carry timber and lumber to Iceland, without paying she duly fitivd by the Roy.' Ordinance of &wisher 311, 1816; ►et subject ne vertheless to the other conditions therein mentioned, or suds special ours a. on application for the passport at Cu / bruin. gen, in each individual case may lie deemed requisite. Delilah Consulate G I at Philadelphia, December 10, 1811. CONCORD (MASS.) DECEMBER 8. In Natick, on the evening of. the 6th instant, Hllllllllll Dexter, a celebrated Indian doctreus, sear killed in her awn house by her grandson Joseph Purchase. The circumstances of her dead► ore as follow : It seems from the evidence in the case, that some Indians had met at her bowie for the purpose of a frolic, which terminated in drunken ness and fighting ; that the reprove) her grand.o., for his conduct, and was in consequence threaten ed by him with death. Also, that he dune hi. sister and brother-in-law firma the house, and put his threat in execution, by knocking her into the fire, and burning her to death, while they were gone to alarm the neighbours. Sloe was betWeell 75 and 80 years of age, and sustained an unble mished character. She was the last of the Natick tribe of Indians. The perpetrator was secured, tried, and committed to the gaol in tins town to await the sentence of the law. BOSTON. DEMMER T. The penitewt Martin, who is under sentence of death for highway robbery at the prison at Lech here's Point, this morning made a desperate attempt to escape, which partially succeeded. N'hen one of the keepers brought iu his breakfast, the Prisoner, who appeared still to be chained to hie cell, was sit ting in a stooping posture. He asked the turuk.y to pick up a piece of tobacco which he had dropped, and whilst he was in Use act of assisting him, Mar. tin suddenly ruse, and with his:chants struck the man to the door. He then rushed trout his room. and readied the person-yard. Finding he could nut scale the walls, he had recourse to the gate, and by main rtrengtli broke it to pieces and e►c■ped into an adjoining field. The noise attracte•l the mten tention of s o me persons near, and he was pursued. He gave battle, but slipping (limo. be 'sus liaally taken again, and snore strongly secured to hi. dun. geon. Martin by the help of a ;nut of a common case knife furnished by some unknown means, the back of which was made into • raw, separated the chain from the ring-bolt in the fluor; he carried off about 141b5...f chum on his wrist, sod the shackle on his ankle of considerable weight. riot being able to free himself from them, his flight was not rapid, and his resistance was feeble. lie told the Sheriff he prayed to God twice on bi. kiwi , * than the blow he was about to inflict might uut prove fatal to Mr. Coolidges : . : ACCIDENT IN HUNtING. R. Gregory, Esq. set with an ntarraiag areislest • Monday, in following the Isissatts in the Earley Hum, Mauls, is to►ing a heasrtious leap, w►ich must of the Arid of sports men refused. It was ■ qnickset hedge of feet, with two feet of ditch approaching it, and three feel on the other side. A Mr. Corbett Arst (*rued the leap, sod Mr. Gregory fol. lowed, when his borse's bind legs became eou•gled in clear. tug the second ditch, sod he fell upon his rider, and canoed *dangerous compound fracture of his !eft kg. He WM cooreyrd to a neighbouring farm boom, senseless, from • contusion sin the bead also, and fears are entertained for his safely. Mr. G. is6o years of age, snd of a corpulent habit NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIMOUTiI, JaIgUARY 14. Arrived the Sten and Fortuna, Schroder, from 'llSoaberis ; Johanna Elisabeth, Itriloff, front Antwerp for Batavia; a•J Vruo Anna, Yel, frets Rutterdans. _ _ _ Rived by the lieptueous, Mterntan, frost Gottembarg for the Brassie; and Alessudkr,lheeilleall, host "Getteuburg fur he bledsterrasseau. pouts JANUARY 14. . . . . _ . . A hogshead of red Preach wise, marke;lP.P.V. was puck. .d op by a fishing-smack almost $0 odes LE. she Gal loper, sod leaded here. . . nut., JMIUMIVII 14. Came down from the River and reins.. the Robert Edwards, &herbaria& ; ■nd Rallies, Delaau, fur New Pork; sod Jane, Bullock, fur Opo, to. Arrived and salted for the River the Regalia, Diana, from New Smith Wales and SL Helena ; Elisabeth, Pope, from Gawk; and ktaikes, Gardner, from Jamaica—the latter reseal'''. IBRISTOL, JANUARY 14. Pet bark the Clare, Thomas, fur Janiaira, leaky, and meet discharge. She hue bees oat ten days, wed was obliged to °bum assistance at Scilly. On Soodsy evening the 9th of December, about ten o'clock • are broke out in the woollen manufactory of Messes, rIWORTRY, iu the parish of Wellington, in the county o. Somerset, by which the factory, with the machinery and stock thereto, were totally destroyed; and there is strong reason to suppose that the same was set on fire by some evil.disposed person or persons unknown. His Al•aerrT has been pleased to piumise his must gracious pardon to any one •f them (except the person who eternally bet Are to the said premises) who shall discover the offender or offeodera, so that he, s►e, or they, may be convicted of the said ofe•ce. A reward of three hundred pounds will also be paid, on reavittion, by the Messrs. £Lw•RTUY. and the Eagle la• MIA= 1116«.—(Gazene.) ' A " .00 .•••••• •• • = = ..."-' '' , 4-- - : .', 77 0 . 1 1W01 1re : . . , . • tkECU TM X he etenliesy of man, am dines of remorse, and Ile G r . bi PETIR BEAMAN •Illt FRANCOIS GAUTIEZ, OR rots of the g rave s left ant mibembitieted the Y e rnratiel GA !OVER, PO& MURDER AND Native. lives of their selectable perpetreturs. The unhap py ow , .I hefisse them hail not been left ahem to the upbraidioge a —=.-- ebesetence. Society, whom laws they had violated, „ id/ . Oe Wednesday last, in pursuance :lit the sentebee bf the whose feelings they had outraged, entuseked their gum, y d .4 High Court of Admiralty, the above toe/medial. were ix. brought thew. to punishment. He was happy le 'mim' e ..: muted o• the Sands of Leith, within the flood watermark, that these un'iletesate men had Feely acamle keilgid il, for the crimes of piratically seizing the brig Jane, of (literal- enormity allele crimes-thefoireess of their trial-M e p, t tar, freighted with specie, and barbaruusly murdering the primp of their verdict, and the justice of their eani s i ewer • toaster aid soother of the crew. The unusual circumstance The unhappy max beside Lim (Heaman) candidly 1 1 6 54 .., of as executive taking place on the allure, she impustog that his (denim life had been a wretched caster of texlligel or .11 spectacle, and the melancholy cheraeur of the piocessiou mud crime. Religion was oeglected.:-virious thoughts it. - '1 which preceded it-and, above all, the enormity °film crimes dolged-and criminal habits acquired. The swami, s w ag. foe which the offenden were to suffer, created as reinter. ticed by the truths of revelation, thus yielded t o i f e stew, nal dietary interest, and brought together .a greater multitude lions of bad example, A w illinglyobeye d and tiles usually assembles upon similar occasions. of lli own evil passim's. Seth was the progres • o f a i m, 1 Al the early hour of three o'clock in the moraieg the sad ain't. bad twee the ease of the unhappy men G. unhappy culprits expressed • wish so leave their cell.: their fore them. hurt* his eoulisaelneal he hod rev the errs,, ( e irons were, in consequence, immediately knocked off, and los ways. A careful missal of the divine oaths let i they were conducted to the lodge of rimed house, i t th e opened his ryes to his former guilt, and to • just seste:i back of the prison, where there was a e sssss MI-table tire, mud i the enurmily of the crime for which lie was about to self, they received some refreshment. About seven o'clock the %Tule most saufeigned cootrition he looked back epee • Rev. Mr. Porteous and Iwo Catholic Pricers sarireit, and days of his former life iii this world, sod humbly hop. coolitmed with them, in devotioual exereisesoill shoot a through the stoning blood of his Reeteentei, to receive tn.v. quarter 'serum slue, when Heiman, seemingly a ff ected by in the world to conic. He would not be permitted t o 1,,,.,_ pried me u es tt r od hi oc s coe owe ti m m i i n s d iy , f i t u b d e t h ear! lowed ,g she heat of the fire, near to which he was sidle', expresard the sincerity of his repellence, by the reformation of I , i • wish to go into the open sir. He was accordingly al. l ift amid me the csvmti n . o lowed to walk by himself, fur some minutes, iii the space be. but yetto times the caul end the lodge. At this lime the Magistrates, those by whom his religions exercises were assiat.il, t, who were dressed la their robes, arrived, accompanied by Dr. unweaned perusal of the Scripture*, his larlii fis ti,, I Campbell in his gown and band, and also by • Gentleman• truth, his dependence on divine aid, sod the wiry ,f a 1 1 who had shown. Heamaa the most unwearied sympathy and l Saviour, had completed that repentance which his set.. 4 - ll &Unities,. Heiman tittered the apartment soots after, and 1 intention irat awakened. H- coedit mile sow appeal fed i in • very respeeifel and becoming manatee bowed seem. the justice of man to die merry of Gud; and elm, rat times. The religiuus exercises being theta rearmed, therefole, he appeared hi fore that vast assembly ii 4 were continued pout twenty minutes. berthing could the victim of human ju-st. e, lie humbly implored tie exceed she-placid sad composed demeanuer of Hammon der- forgives's' of his God, mad earnestly prayed 1, the i ing all this time. He scarcely ever spoke vr chaaerit a mum salvation of Ida immortal soul. Let the wicked cad the etc of bin fere. He lammed with ater•tion to the readtieg-.• Profligate remembeTs that they also were 't" 1, "ol I. dropped down on his knees duriug prayer, holding dome is meet the bitter hoer of retribution; that it.. ugh See bead, He joined in the praises of Gird with an sutra:sled wive ; may shun the vengeance of mar, they never sill en., during prayer be hurls on the Hoar with solemn and pious the inevitable and the just rewards of the Diviee ye. lli fervericy. He was dice asked if he world wish to comenweie bonal. Let the terrible example of these unhappy as , • little with himself; when lie fell prostrate, sad prayed strike deeply into the minute of the thoughtless •iiel the wee. • with much eunestne as. Having stood up at the table with tug. Let it confirm the remlution, soul guide the comic, the Magistrates asst Clergymen, the Rev. Dr. Coombe!l ex. of the virtuous and the good; aud thus the divine come*, .1 pressed the satiefitetion which he had iss mentioning that which taught 'that whoever eheildeili mans blood, bye, Peter Heitman had made the must ample acknowledgment of shall his blood he abed,' will out be executed Jamie." h is partic i pat i on in the 0 „,,,„ for which he was et", to Hemmer then came forward with the New Testamest a suffer. Gems s, during all this time, was saltbox on • form, his timid, whirls he had reined all the way from the prim • Catholic Priest on either side, with their faces tee "Pietism. and bowing to all 'sound him, addressed the pr o ph, v One of these Reverend Geollessieu continued to read from a good English, but with a foreign acme'. Ile said fist privet book-and the unhappy convict held d o wn his head, it was his deserved unieforteme lobe Bore. His conducted J with a respectful ',William. He erreasuisially looked sad. his crimes well merited the end he was shunt to meet. Ilk deuly up to the window htfitie hisai-sod at either times hail not neglected hie duty lit Gud, and Lis fellow mom, gave a hurried glance over his shoulder, to the company and yielded to the evil suggest iuus of his owe beart,he void fill behind. have escaped his present fele. Ile traced the commis% d The moment fur departure bating arrived, every one arose. meta of has wicked rice to the breaking of Ike Sat.hail; C The Frenchman came forward to • genitemas present, aad mid enjuieed those before him strictly to keep that holy die, M while he wrung him by the heed, uttered mime words la a as they segsrded their comfort here, or kepi/Mess bombe 11 1 1 voice scarcely articulate, while his eyes glistened with tears. He recotroeuded the prop:, to read the Seriplater, id The two unhappy men were thee limited to 'Ake • glass of assured them, that by such aid they could alyite most it. th wine, but they declined to taste say thiag but water. They isdedgence of their evil inclinations. They emir betide lie CI t h ee , w i t hd rew to t h e prison -so myna for the last ti me , H ie Duly true road to salvation. He was about to suffer Gas G tells an which, no one can doubt, they bed passed tie mom the neglect of the advice be was giving, and eithereteJt•e mournful peeped of their lives. The Magistrates them walk. to take warning from his miserable fate. ed to the Count is frost of the prison, where the carriages, This short adders. was delivered in a firm andelistise and a large body of polite officers were Ili attendance. la • tune. At the runcluoion he paused foe an intent, ar few etiolates the culprits come down Maimed, when they wishing to renal something to his memory wt. cia Inn al ' walked quickly towards one end of the court, where the cart emitted. Bat failing to ateunipliek this he retired, los am a mid which was to convey them so Leith, soul iris which lag to the people. Dr. Campbell then engag e d i e p een Int they immediately ascended, with the assistauce of the offi• is which the Prisoner devoutly joined. Peewee tag the user Ti sera. A bench was formed fur them close to the frost of attitude, he prayed in as •umble tone, sad afterwards he. tot the cart. Being seated with their heck* to the horse, IM few minutes in a prostrated position. He thee arose, ed Ba executioner passed a rope thiough the cords which pinioned looking mood, appeased to intimate his mediates is walla their arms. Here 'bey lemilued about fore minutes, calmly fate. He now expressed a wish, as be had Li surveying the prism., and shaking heeds with the servants of met at au executionoe caboose the drop, which was Mow, the gaol. Hesitate merely expresser, u. May God bless your sad the Nature of it explained to him. lie also wished a Bli bet the Frenchman never uttered • word. The emmitemisse• have a great length of rope, that his fall might be grater- Ty of Hemmen began now so iudicate some aleimattou. The • wish is which he was amnia, indollfed. The devours I deep anguish of his naiad had been •ppercut; bet he, m ef Gaulicz having bees concluded, bulb culprits, after 4 4 well as his companion, now looked about with as air of one log farewell of those around them, *eve plated on Me deep, I who lief to be a spectator, mod nut an actor, iu the sad mad the final preparations were completed by the iv slew w hi c h who & h aat to;dm place. They ' , Gau d to Mcostumer. nemeses lila his amistnece lay saki." , Km! era struck with the •liiseasslice of tl,e dulesiosie nod the multi- pains to adjust the lope, especially to slacken It. he eu I lades of people on the street, and on she brow of the bill handed up to she drop by Mr. Purities, in which enamel . phi , fronting the prison, I he expressed • wish to pray aloud, anal asked the Re.. Gee • tle.esen how he could do it most usefully to those arms ' About half past nine o'clock the great gate of the prison hitn.--... Shall I feral ii," said he, "front the toles, the Dew was thrown open, when the proc es si o n ceded iu the hut- anti the 23d Psalm?" With the cap dowe over h.i tr. -..:. lowing under: • • 1 he continued paying ■aloud, with great ferconr and sons detachment of Cavalry, withdrawn ,w el d s . fur about five minutes; and such was his meadows' of me, A large party of Police. The City Offieees wish their halberts. that he condensed the matter of the thee. Psalms with sea , : a Three carriages, is the first of which were the four %Odes mereeisiese sad fluency. Gauties Mood upright, sad auto . et of the city in their robe s, with • bite glue, r, and elide staves. " at he had then been i nanimate H e a mal l s at she ' l ' d his prayer, addressed a few words tit Gautiex. The) Ann In the mewed were two gentlemen in attendance out the Ida- Mediums, mid slue Reverend Sir. Wallace , a Rumen Catholic hands. Hernia's' continued h is psalms-arrived at thefts Clergy:ma. In the third were the Revere:oil Dr. John Camp- elusion, • moment of silence succeeded. He gave Beefed bell, sae of the Ministers a tbe city, sil the torrrroa Jas. sig•ale rachssrainge n Jesus, rem to my spirit!" i Jot Xei Piteous, Chaplain of the gaol, sad the gentleman who had Both struggled wench, but their mitlienage were sea l 8111 Mewed Human so much attention. I terennested. During the execution the great bell if A cart, with • seat ow the upper end, on which the eri- South Leith tolled. After looming the meal tier, Ihr Aft :Ideals sat, followed he the executioner on foot. bodies were placed in coatis, and conveyed to the disarm: The whole was etied by another party at the Police, whim roars of the Professor of Anatomy, iu terms of their ie.. also surrounded the cart, said • party of die:geom. tram, is the earl which conveyed them down, and paid The prUeenSll/11 proceeded in this sneerer from the gent, by • earporal's pity sideman's. I Blimp: the Regent Bridge, duet. Leiehmtreet, Leith-walk, Gaieties, who was twenty-fuur years of age, was s tool. ilel and Constitution-street, to the platform, which was situated man, and a Roman Catholic. Human was 38; is eas lere : as above described. is Csrlscrona, to Swede', but came to England •hasslesstia ~ ' The Prisoners were seated in a high cart, so that the mu- ' years old, sad had be.. employed hum his earl* years is lit ! rounding spectators, as the memo moved slowly along, I seafaring line. Ever since his condemnation, he bademsestai had a full view of the anfortanate sufferers. Heamasi had l himself with great psepriety, manifeseing every milked i his hat off, sad kept almost incessantly bowing to the mud. sincere rtprielarre, nod professing to ilia in the bepe re sh , diode ea each side. entitle up as far as his fastenings would tsinisg merry through Jesus Christ, the only &timed WS du*, sad balding his hat to one hand auJ • copy of the sere. His wife mad family returned to Stuaderiard ele New Testament to the other. We underetsed this übri- weeks ago. • mime was Mosel at au expression of his gratitude for the .._ _ • E kiwilemis maadested by the public of lidietiergla to his wife a PRICE OP wrocas YESTERDAY. lloe sad eitildrea since hi. climactic* ; and also fur the concern 11Auk Stock 017 I lye , Ct. N. Ann. 10ii I.lil 'hews by Christians for the emivatios ad his soul, and for his 3 per (.t. keel.. 761 d 1 101 Ain& spiritual lade sesiou and euenfuet; sad that be often express. 3 per Ct. Cons.. 76i I Indin Boutle••• • 7910 tea ed his gratitude to God that it wan so ordered in Peovidence that be should cud his days is • amities st. distinguished for 3 4 per Celli liiti $ Bs. Balls. i.... 4 6 'to 1 Christimaity. Gamiest kept his seat, appeared calm and re- 4 per .C.ento 96 1 Delta 5ma11.... 7 5 PI H, signed, and look nu gemmed interest is Ile multitude around 'kink L. Art „ liti I (Mee. for Ace 1 dim ; but only cast an °commies' glance oit the crowd as he nualben augmented, or as its isidiettoct moron,. premed COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Tonoai, Jossaar n r• spun his rue. At the Isouom of Leith Waik the Lastd-Ado mini mad resident Magistrates of Leith fell tato the pries. ",,,, ahrrdams C.F. It b Leila" • •••••;• ! i l , I Pr Moe immediately after the dialect in which were the City "di , at Sight •• •It 6 1.1 " °1 • " "•••• "• ". : 7: 0 - a Magistrates ; when the whole moved slowly does Coisolitu. k° 1 " 1 " 16 -•" • • 12 9 V en i ce • •"'•'•"'" - ex I tiutt-street toward+ the beach. When the Pii m uerg cam ,. e ng Antwerp ........ 19 7 Malta within r i es , o f t h e d read f ul apperame, wawa, betrayed Hionbergh ...... 37 8 N•ples. 0000000 .••• 4" '- meat agitatioe. Gasses abseallied from the view; hat Altana when brought to the foot of the scaffold the sight foir a• is•i. Perim 3 day's date 25 50 ealleses meat seemed to have withered hie courage. Afterwards he Di n _ it . ._ ° 25 SO Oporto tin it alteutorly examined the besot, laud cast • soared look to a"' n ' .. ''" l " - • '• • 158° Rio ilia. "' d o I" that element, once so familiar to him, which si prated him I Froakfort an the Bahia 5O from his native cuuoiry. Mate5e......... 1543 Idaibliu ~ D Accompauied by the proper officers, the Magistrates, aad Petersharehe p. rbl. Si 3 Us. Cork in the Clergyince, they ascended the platform with • Arm Vie.'• ••••- flu. 10 lb BULL:Ov. step. Gamins, still attended by site two Catholic Priests, Trieste placed himself on a beach. :muting Leith Pie,, sod there Madrid .... Usal attentively engaged in has devotions. Hommel. nettilispalesid Cada! ..... 36 Gold in 8ar5...... a l7 l' . by Dr. Campbell, retired to another quarter of the scaffold, Bab" 3Bl New Doublousa.... 0 0 ' mid remained standing fur a few misuses hamming I. lareeksaa 35 ,1 New Dollars...„ 04 I 1 T his earnest exhortations. The Slat psalm was shim Seville sane, i• which he fervently joined. This beiu.g euncluded. Gibraltar 3t4 it die key. Doctor, with Resume. en hie right hand, advanced - _.____.__-------- Is hoot of the scaffold, and delivered au appropriate address BIRTH . Jai, Masi to the sareueudiug spi Names, to which the unhappy Wee On Sunday lest, the 13:h instant, at Omnibus Holl, ol calmly and attentively listened. He remaritod, if we caught L a d y o f H. S. Wadeliagion, Esq. ur &daughter. Rem the substance of his observations correctly, "'That they had Al MARRIAGE. Ja m! aseenableil so wanes* the last scene of the lives of tweet Oa Monday, the 14 h . ' lat Winer:led** in the rrittl, their felbew.ereaturer, who were shout to suffer that pauisb- rad, of Sauey, by the Rev. t He i o n r s y ta L n iladsay John Samuel Rodin ai St meet which • Meal &great violation of the laws of society of the lo ' ner Te ,_ ' was the cause of their ineritiug. Sock was the consequence he . 4of me late Ralf Allen, Esq. of Rath. of die gratification of evil passions and wicked inchuations ; wt. ' such Om effect of lawless desires, and profligate priaei- - --- -- .,_ r HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT Losaoti ARI D " id plea. if iusattate appetites mad criminal propesinties were sae thus to be gratified, the peace aad wordy of society Marais; 411 after 7. I Reasitag $ our S. eel would be always eadaugered. Necessity required the roe- - 4:- -- ✓eview of the evils thus produced; and an awful Mira- Prialed and Published at THE BRITISH PE I 4 6:, 1..... Pei bugloss in generalawaited such ulleseelers ea they now T HE GLOBE () m et . , No 127 $ 0 a„d l ey G. CV.: "win . ..rag% ! beheld. Lees if the CloSlMlSsiell of mach crimes escaped WELL, of the Straird. • • .. • . ... •111111,1 ... .. .., . . . . . .