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apristi:Zi it • II" • •- !ANADRsSSF4k To HER MAJESTY. • • • Oki. inflri•rss ...--- • • tier !tiaj•Yryt , terutall:4: the following • greciemo . , Amierer to flit.. Married Lailias of Natialeabniie . • , 14.1 cordial eatisfactio• ipsecepting the unfeignedly naectiatuate Address from the Married Females resides& in die pariah of Ni.Mary•le.bone. ~ 4, l4egy A(,ilie. most estimable PI) a victri isties of our sex, • borrow a n a t oll! - degree of lustre from adversity. It is thln that 'Wile smile • *Atom arc must tonspienuns, by which we at% mom adorned. and when. even lovelmess itself is in. ess,sed by uncumplaitsing pa.tiewite nod humble resignation. In es it is trite heroism ets.4l. meek in sorrow and nut yerroloiss in suffering. If Me split's of this whet are no more with us brat all sionerigert of whit is passing 1n the scene they have-left, I r 111? (....t • the spirit of my beloved daughter will control. plate with complseeney the serenity I have endeavoured to ...rosrire, and the fortitude I have rittleayoured to t espereise, in Mats of which it is diMettlt to appreciate llte•severity, and tudee4 to which few fensalea have ever:been exposed. )1y departure for the Cootineat in 1914 was, at that ma tattoo• like sot exile from all iliat I hefil ileac. I kft a child wall was my.misiirsitest hope and my heart's best slay, ex nrseting lieneafter to see her in happier slays; but, 311•1! woe in are her no MOM: When we parted, we parted neVer 11. meet again. I was hardly married before my circumstances became toner desolate than these of widowhood, and I seemed to %nee herniae n mot/ser only to he tortured by the privation of that micreuurse with toy child, which was hardly Myr,' dente.' to tier mother bat myself. Thus the pre•tinitienve of my , tattrin became oaly a pre•essineoce In !nisei v. .. If I hsve had any enjoyment in the champs sail chances r.f my A...posed life, it has been pripcipally produced by the hatoie ern bearelleence which I ham (sof .a. oportelsoil, rultivetiog. 1 claim no praise for nab, fur I frond the practice to be eteeeithis to my galore ; and if Iliad ree:•ci. ill on the subject, my resolution would only ;save derived additional eupptwt fru* Alp balance of plasmic, sail the ',sieves!. Here I request you to units atilt so" in admtrtng that wise constitution of the morel world, hit to .ntak•e _the-1110M exquisite satisfaction sail the nited hsppintss Io astir out:of the additiativeldeh we torkt to the dratifseatmo the general stock dd 1611111,00 . . . • • ..'TO the Adttrtitis fronythe Bcirough of Boston her rytornerl the followieslegvarions Answer • -I vaterntly accept the rotigrainketions sod the condolence : art" the iluosehuldors and luhribitantit of the Burougla of • . • y3ly life furnishes a singn)ar instripee Of the manner in which iitiostice and cruelty have hero turista, into a aisle. White touspiracy, and pe . roseented Gtr nearly • touter of a • .:•••IlOstrriy aktilast an individual itsy ; exalted rank. This •• conspirers , has shows, Itself At il.trerent pitied', in a di versity of marbinaliens; in plots, upon • grand Craig sod *pin - a small; in the bold thieve-rations of nalrlisals. ▪ iii{ IN jury, and in the initiate ratrishr•tions of dander.. • tine Ii: Ai el ; its; open ectuitiei; and insidamis friendships; all this eeeretly directed by individual lafluroce, • und loNtievted by. individual. malignity. _Thus nearly one kale of my exiateuce has been passed amidst the wiles . - of treachery. My.roplitlenice has been sought oily to be . • Intl ; the mask or regssd Isas been • poly ilie Smite easily to derive. The very men who aretiew my %IC • • • .7... 4:!".41.. were formerly my declared advocates, tad my pro. •-••• tesse.tly reshot, friends. The majority of the present wit • tresses. who.have been marshalled against nee lite an armed , heal, Awl regularly trained-10 be eipert•is. Ci.Tlllll3l3llliAl f.l.•elrood and methodist-61 perjury,were rescued by nay huuhly Luis frirory and wretchedness. Hot they seem to have been " laiinied tatty Ilfe, craly•like vipers, to bite the baud by which wetwelartkelord in adversitS. • R 9 regardful' those rights of the people, and those aloe natiga, which my ancestors were invited to de ,. It tnl, .makes use more tlery.y grieve to /PC both so vitally terjjutiirdin ivy pemon, and so esiteinially violated in the • tit Pales ate Penalties. I would talker have perished ' defence of those rights and liberties, than that they should ••• receive a fatal stab by a measure which cannot degrade the . . leoren.iwithotikeuslaritqc the people. •• •%;• .•• IC the Amu subject in thermion, 1 feel 4he right, of all SiNeCiiittentified arith ray own; and as Lam !winced •.• 431.1nliitedIstt't•ostaet• with the throne, I morput hot he • nl/R,b(far4ssreastrity, when I ser,it -14tely Au be deprived , • cf.ali; oedy : rerlid soppost:.ohe respect aud the affections of tir PtillP 4 e• • - 7. ' • •• . . Alter hating encusatenst-so many storms in the former pen .ed of rty'life, 1 ton anxious that the remainder of imy itfvt eliOubl he a period otrepose, its winch the wicked may etr..e to tumble, and the ireneherons to ensnare; when I /nay • coin, that. tranquillity to which 1 have long been a stranger, and practice that benelicsuix which has always Geed troy delight. TIIE SETTING AT TAITERSALL'S, SZTTEMBER 4. 4 — • • 113011C1ISTElt sr. LSOER. 7f to 1 art Tesimpee 15 to 1 'got Athenian h to 1 agst 114 to 1 agst estsar .8 In t llgalltasalier :10 to 1 aged 'Augur . 12- to 1 opt Arbutus I 21 to 1 agst Felton to 1 agal.Bl: Patrick 120 to 1 agar Reposida. NEWM *MEET ST.' TAGER. tv 1 apt Sailur 1 4 to 1 apt Mr. Lowe's. FORTUNATE TPUTIf. - - ------ . ;The estate offia Colonel Bruno, it will be observed, has ' lissome celebrated io the history of the proacrediugs who., . il,e Queen, and adorns reely page of the records of the 1 1 4ilaii Beard, lie is found recruiting fur witnesses, a ss ist. the I. gal gentlemen in their . saissinstions ' proem nag testimony by giving proper remuneration, and, in short, acting as foreign purveyor and paymaster of thy .C.rituu garilcii trooes. The following arc the dates of the promo: of ibis retritnrious gentleman, who, among h)s other clangs to public teoptct, is laid to be a relation of Lund Castlereagh :-r) Lieuteoant Brown (ao Irishman), 13d foot, about a year on the tibearterunuitur g I's stiff, is the Protests's, in the pairs 181$ and 1814; Captain In October, 1814, int niediatily. Wore the reduction of the 24 liatialsou, from wl.teb.datcbe was plcce..l upon Isslf-pay. From this pi riod hr 814ePtiviirSteto have had any appointment, civil or Cory; uotriaisstoadiog which he was, contrary to all prece. .2i 11te .7. ..91:4411 request of lA. Puke of N'ellingion, suede a Brev el-Aajor iu Jane 1817; thereby , altlionzh on going. aver the hea d, of all. the captains in the • Mob sermieedjoss 1804 to 1814 inclosive. Further, Win ••11 half pay, and resident at Milan, ia Javaary 1819, at Oa special and private request of Lord Stewart, he obtained lie Benoit of thereby going over the heidi • at 1,5011 Majnosuf the Brinell Army—( foes). RARING RORBRRY. . . • • A bo - ut ttireao'cioek ois Saturday afternnou, as Mr. Everett, of Cum ptunesireet,Clerkcerwell, backmoker, was standing at the corner of likspoo street to see the Quota pass by, be was aid*,un,l,d and hustled by a 'sag of pickpockets, one of Hsem, of the Davie of Josepkg;regi, gave Fifa. Everitt a blew 111 lie belly. Mid iwinaediately snatched his geld watch out of his fob, *bids She -villaiu halide' to pue of hit accum plirir a, wilo,sop off wish . it. • Mr. Ejetrett laid bold of the robber, mid nailed fur moshusace; they struggled fur sone time, aunt ktfOrrid Resit & one of the H mina-Kauko police ultieers, came m.,l;:rorrii him into custody, mid ircugnised in him au old Ofren#er: He was taken before the ritliug Magistrate, *bee ibe door .boiorpolved, hr was commit to! le Kew ga 6 cfOr Itio;• .' %* . ''''` Xi 011 111 at hie AgiatiligbOtoo.,tkolloitoosoder-in-Cbiet a detachment ut the 14. Qmodriran sisliowei fit Slurry's s zormiat Gate„ Si. James's Park, last ' I• escort his Grae.e 41.4 Duke of WeLLISGTON, • Peers to the floes, owl proteei Owns from a repeal/1i" She ill treolltliat which tie/ bate repeatedly capricious/ Ibilbllberrilita • - , POLICE. • III•10110S-elootta. Yesterday • Taint man of respectable appearance was charged with having stolen from the perms of a gentleman, named Child, a pocket-book, containing • sheck fur SW. and other property. Mr. Child stated, that he was a dyer, and lived at Bankriile. On Saturday afternoon, be was walking on the Surrey side of Southwark Bridge, when the carriage of her Majesty the Sanwa canieover the bridge, followed by an immense number of people. Mr. Child stood still whilst the Queen and the populace went by, but soon afterwards on putting his hand into his coat-pocket, he found that hi• pocket had been cat at the bottom, and his pocket-book stolen. The content* of his pocket-book were a check fur 60/. on the hank of Sir Peter Puk and Co, one 101. pole, nod IS or 20 oue pound notes. He irrintedistely proceeded to the bank ing.boike of SW P. Pole's with all possible haste, to stop the payment of the check, but it had been cadre.' unlyaliont two minutes before his arrival to a ticket porter. The wit ness did not recollect being surrounded or Inputted by any person masticsilaily. The numbers of the notes have been obtained, Ind the payment stopped. George Wohlrasu stated, that he was a ticket porter, and stood at the /loyal Exchange to ply fordsire. On Saturday afternoon, just as the QIIVell went throng's the City, 1w was .tanding at Ins post, when the Prisoner came op to him, and takisig a piece of paper out of his pocket, bid him en to the Woken, and get caul; for it. The witness asked him in whet manner he wi.hed to draw tlw money, and the Prisoner told him to get it in 16/. or 10/, notes, and said he would wait until tie witness returned •t the door of a politic house close by, railed the Fleece. The witness did as he was de. f•ii•ra, and on Isis return found the Prisoner at the place sp . pointed. aim) forte hint the money, when be gave the aritueur . half Ives-own for his trouble. The Prisoner was remanded. la Fleet-street one gentleman Wei robbed of his pocket book, euntaiaing Holes to the amount of 4001 Complaints how been made at the police offices in the City of other rub hakes to a large amount, besides the alassial incred.ble tur vesl of watches, QUIMX.SQUARI. CONST A BLES IN AN UPROAR. Yesterday Isaac Gritese, • Jew, who has an auction remits in the Strand, near Mt. element's Chnrch, and who is a con stable of that parish, was charged with swanking Hero,. one of the Bow-street patrol, and obstructing lour in the exerts! of his duty at the [louse of Lard.. The Complainant said the Prisoner sell another walked •np In the barrier at Palace-yard, arm in arm, w here he was • oo dirty on Saturday; they anteropted.to force their way through, bust were pievetikd. The Primmer then pulled not a small staff, saying he was an officer, and that was his au thority, such kalifs not bring •Iluwed to be used. Com plainant still resisted, when he with great violence seized him by . the collar, struck him, and tore his shirt, at the same time forced Lie ',my through and made use of wry ins- • ' per language. Auutlwr patrol corroborates' the forego. sioaement. Lee said the Prisoner really was a constable of St. Clement's, but out of compinisaney he (Mr. - Lee) per mitted his brother occasionally to act for hien ;' the latter was then on duty. Massy having imposed on the officers by meow of small staffs, an order. was issued that every eon stable sin ditty should nee large truncheons principal ' grievance wart, that the Prisoner endeavoured to pass others through, and in feel acted very improperly. Tire Magistrate ingoireil whether the - Prisoner bad re ceived each • precept as mentioned? The Prisoner answered in the •ffiranative, wad said the patrol had committed the first assault upon him. The klagistrate observed, whatever his (Prisoner's) bro ther might hare dune it was illegal, whets he eras sot sworn in, and ordered the Prisoner to find boil. ._ T ., . NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. routsuout% sermitsuu 3. Arrived yesterday the Nerrus,,,Wilson, fsmarirchangel; and the schooner Pigmy, from Plymouth. Arrived tioday the Theme., Miller, fro... London for Permuda. Palmed by the Betsy, Read, from St.Thomas's; and Cato, Morton, from Amigo.' fur Loudon. Salted the Alacrity for &tolls America; and Camelron on a cruiie; Julispa, Ogilvie, fur Pisu South Wales; and Charlutir, Errington, for Riga. TI.TMOUTTI, surrilturn 2. Pastod op Channel the Redman, Arvinwtirisig; and John Tronghton, Itsvely, from Amigos; Fanny, Paktum', from St. Vincent's; Eliza, 44444 rk, from liavanuah fur Loudon; and Sarah and Elizabeth, Smailiere, from Loudon fur Sierra Leone. Sailed the Eagle for Qusbcc;" Kerstirell'„ Armatrong, for Petersborgh; and Anis, Hinley. fur : Prince Erlarard's Island. srrrrwisra 3. Arrived the Charlotte Packer from Gotteobure. Earl of Leicester mail Lunt Hotness' ditto from Cmiliven, and Castlereagh ditto firm Hullaud,--esch with a wail. Sailed the Henry heeling ditto for Holland, Lord Nelson ditto fi . tr toshaven, aild bile ditto for Gotten bureh—each with a mail. The Victory, Berry, from Messina, for Priersburgh, has put in here with her trysail split, and otherwise damaged_ • DIAL, PEPTEMBEIt 3.." Arrived yesterday the Mary, Pugh, from Jamaica, and sailed today for the River.. About nue o'clock this morning, during a gale, the twhonner Forsogel, hlunwinkel, of and from Bremen to Meg. sins, with stork.fisb, ran nn shore on the GOOIIWIII Sands. l'be vessel, it is feared, will he totally luyt ; the whole of the crew and part of the cargo and materials are saved. • Arrived and remain the Charles, Hilo!, from Tobago; Christopher, Small, from Jamaica ; p eon, , Kilgour, from the Cape of (loud Hope; and Northumberland, Jones, from the Gulf of Venire. Came down trona the River and sailed the Spring, Skelton, fur Quvbve; and aurae inure, 11311106 nut known. NULL. SEPTIMBYR 1. . Atrived the Trafalgar, Dannatt, I,om Greenland, 13 Ask 323 boil; and Gardiner and it/Segal, Angus, Guff] ditto, 9 tOn bates. 3he Cicero, Parkin, from Greenland, is in sight. i•lararooL, SFITEMBIR 1. Arrived the George Wlntovh, Kelly; and Marie, Stott, from labia; iud CaaMr, k'ank.er, from Niirainichi. DAVIS'S STRAITS FISHERY. The Princess Charlotte arrived at Dundee from Davit ' s Snails; Icft the lee 25;11 July, and brlugs the following account of the fishily : • Loudon Ships.—Dundee, 2 fish, 30th May; Ipswich, 5 tidy tith July; Nrptune, 4 fish, Ist July; Resolution, 6 fish, Vet July; Roultwood, 2 tisls, Bth July. Grimsby.—Furl Filenitheig, 4 fisle,2sili July. Newcastle —Brisi.h Queen, 3 fish, 21st July; Cove, 7 fish, Ist Jul,; Grenville Bay, 7 fith, 21►1 July; Lady Jane, 3 fish, 20th July. • r • • Berle irA —ri;rfolk, 4 fish, 21st July. Kfriaddy—Tiiad,4 fish, Ist July ; Earl Perry, El fish, Ist July. Leith—Draterity, 10, 21st July; horse Castle, 7 fish, Ist July; Larkins, I fish, Ist July; North Pule, 2' fish, 21st July; Ratilsr, 4 fish, Ili July; Success, 4 fish, 21st July ; Willis's' sod Attu, 3 lish,4lssltsly. Nntt ; Cambrian, 8 fish, 10th July ; DurkruficlJ, Hall, 5 fish, sth July; Eptisotosi, 4 fish, Ist July; Evertlsorpe, 2 fish, 17th July; Fripoislsip, 2 fish, 24516 Jely ; Halt?, 4 fish, 10th July; Fleury, b I.hs 2411hJoly; log. is, 6 tish, Ist July; John, 5 fish, 14 July; Eters., 6 fish, lst July ; 12'01 fiat, 17.1. July; Lesinthan, 6 11.1telst July; Props's', 4. fish, 21.4 July; Itityal ("rosy", 2_ or 3 a.k. 1711, July; Sputa', ;ry, S fish, 6th July; Thorns* ' 4 6.h, Ist July ; Trueluse. fish, Bth July ; William, 8 fish, let July ; Zephyr,* fish, 15th July. Dundee —Achiilts, 3 ash, Ifish July Advice, Bor 4 Ilsb,r lot July; Calypso, 7 ish,>t4th July ; Priytsdshir, 7 fish. 7th • July; Hem ' 5 fish, B.h July; Three Heuthers 3 Gk. lst July. Aberdeen—Alexander, 7 fish, Ist July ; Sou Accord, 9 fists, thh July; Elis4bells, 4 fish, Sib July; Letitia, 1 or &A. tells Jell' IllidileNft 7 ails 2011. July. • TRW MAJORITY AND MINORITY ov TItV <mentos •ot ALLOWING Tna quzapes COMM TO CSIONLEXAMINE WITNtSINS /INTIM THE CLOSE O• THE TRISEWE EXAMINATIONS, AOGUST 28. plots marked with ■n Asterisk voted in favour of Lord Erskinea Motion to adjourn, for the purpose of graninig • List of Witnesses to the Queen CONTENTS, Dukeof *Gloucester Earl •Futzwilliant Abp.of York Welhogrun •Ilardwicke Bp. of Cask Nortlonnther- • Darlington Oxford ;sod •Ilchettter Gloucester Dorset Dela-Warr Peterborough •Poriland Bathurst Chester •Hamilion •Grusvenor St. David's • Devonshire *Fortescoe Worcester Wilford •t• on Lord •Dscre *Mt. Albans Li errpo. ol Beaufort liinwdun *Granuts Longford Zouche Audlry Howard *Argyll M.yo •S”e.and.Seit • [Amster • !haves' hiarq. nt •Lanstlown more M olilletom • Roolyn Bath Ro•+e Cornwallis •tarry lieadford Nclros •Kizer Graflll,nm •Holhnd • Dtscie Augleery Mulgrave •Dawke • Downslure Harewootl •Foley tinnily • %Colo Walimigheim Earl of • Derby Verstam Berwick liontindon Morley • *Gage •Anfrilk Westmorland Gr. oville oThanet Beauchamp •Auck land • FAitex • • Blesintou • Dander Cardigim 0 1)&11141 •Yarborougb *Albemarle • Beshoriingh • D•iwne Coventry CistirlOWll *Owl,lir *Jersey Clare Carrington Bitterne Vasil lis •Rtion Illarrimby •Breisdalbane •Alvsnley . Roseherry Aboyne • Ervklise• *that'll! Visel. Lake Gambier •rowper •Anson Dopeiiiiin Stanhope Melville I:mlllmm:ere Pomfret • Duncan Hill - - Harrington •Hood Prudhoe Ware irk • Torrington Hutchinson Buckingham. •Rillinztiruke shire •Clifileu NON-CONTENTS. Duke of York Earl of Erremout Bp. of Llaludair. Clarence Harcourt Ely IS it-Mooed Chatham Exeter Rutland Romney Bangor Newcastle :Haunt FAIg- St. A..aph Montrose cambt ' London) Athol Dizby Lord De Clifford Marg. of Sligo Maw•fielt) Clinton Ciiiieuglasm Cm le.lo a l'ot ben Camden Munn leuehel S &Ilona Exeter Cravea Gray _.. -. . ... • Thomond Chichester Col ills Stafford Limerick ?pier Lothiou . Nati. ScaradaW Tweednale Goa font I) ) tirvur Northampton ?Woomera Itootory Wirwheater Orford Somers Donegal Lonowisle Itlmotago Earl of Ely Cothe3rt 51A,04 Pembroke Whitworth Kenyon , Denbigh Brownluw A solwrst Stamford St. Gernntio• Hang Ins W i n chiles.' Bradfind Schwy . Shaftesbury Morton nous Abingdon Moray •Call burin •p4 m ontb Galloway Rolle Ruchfust Glasgow }lapdog Home Lauderdale Nt,rtLyritk Kellie Viotti. Exmouth St. Helens - Dart month Sidinuttili RedcA Ole Aylesford Carson *Ellcnbotough Macclesfield Sydney Arden • Waldegrave Hampden Slay Xi eta A.liburolsam • Hereford Manners Portamomill,Abp. of Totten • • H MII is • Cate ick • Contrasts', Eldon, Cb. EXECUTIoN OP JAMES WILSON FOR 111011 TREASON. Yesterday, pursuant to his sentence at the Court of Oyer and l'erminer. held here ou the 24th Of July lost, James Wilson, hosier, in Strathaven, un derwent the dreadful sentence of the law, Commonly executed on persons guiltyof high treason. On the evening preceding his 'sectarian he was attended by several Gentlemen, students of dtvi. amity, teachers, &e. who assisted him in has devo tions; hut we understand from the persons who attended him, that he possfssed a dull said untu tored mind, by no means susceptible of animation on serious, and especially religious matters. Strong detachments of the 3d dragoon I .ruards, 33d regiment, mail rifle brigade. attended to pre serve order. Tl)e horse artillery, with in o field piece% were under arms at the barracks till the execution was over. . On this occtaaon an addition was made to the usual platform (in front of the Court [louse) which was railed around. The coffin, made of iv:common thickness, appeared on it ; a block and box wa s plact4 close to the head of the coffin, all palmed black—the whole having an appalling appearance. Great !lumbers of people, from the earliest hour. in liti!inuriniig, cautioned to resod to, and retire front inspecting the apparatus of death, the like having not been witnessed in our city by the present generation. The Justiciary Court Hall was opened for the ad mission of the populace at twelve o'clock, and con tinued grarthilly tilling till the eidmiice of the Sheriff and Alagittrates, at two o'clock. The Lord Provost immediately addressed the audience, hoping that after Divitse Service they would preserve order, acid that they were to retire from the Hall to the north door, amid would he accommodated with a stand on the vacant ground between the platform and military on duty. The Pii-oner was then brouglA into the Hall, ',receded by several pious Gentlemen. • The Itt4. Greville Ewing then addressed the audience, requesting their solemn a it el ti on d u ri ng the service, that the prisoner should lint be dis turbed its his.devoions, and solemnly called Ott all Present who were witnessing the scene, or who would hear Of it, to embrace the offer of the Gospel, as none would be ashamed that put their trust in it. He particularly allittled•to the,l4st caw of the kind that happeised lute. at the rzecurion of Richard Smith Curly), and seemed ti thitik that there was an awful difference in the state of mind and pre paration for eternity bettieen that case and the ore atm. He earnestly called on the•audience to pray :far hint to the list moment of. hla existence. us there was no impossibility of jorseuring pardon at the throne of grace, and the more especially as he nem knew a case that (idled louder for their prayers. The Rea. Gentleman then arldrers4 the Prisoner in a very pathetic and heartfelt speech, calling on him to look to Jesus, the Saviour of the world, to embrace his dortrities atone, IA recited to hint , nrog of the most beuutifsil and coiafortable passages to be rowed in Sacred Writ, addressed to thc sirbss,t of sinner's. IVlsen Mr. Ewing had fini,heil'lns als rt.'s', the Prisoner bowed, or rather nodded, to hint, its a rasforcifill The iirld tire verses of the. 6 le Palm were then mild and sung by a greet proportion of. the au dience. The Rev. Dr. Dewar of the Tron Church, then offered up praters. the wittily standing, and the Prisoner seemed very composed and eyed the Doctor most attentively. The Doctor then read served passages of the Sacred Scriptures, glyph csble to his case ; after which he gave out the 51 <t Ps din, from ilw 7111 to the 13th error. which wis sung by the Prisoner, the whole eudrenee Pining. At ten mieutes to three s'cloCk, the Hall - wee cleared mid the prisoeer stepped out Milt a firrn but CdUtiOrf btfp. Being 'dared on the hurdle, near the south dour, he was then drawn to the scaf fold, the person who was to decahitate being soiled before him with se axe and knife, dressed in a l,lark gown and cap, having hie fareceveted with 'deck rrape. The iirisoner ascended • the drop with Carta step, while the masked persoefetired to the geol. The crowd, hong eery' nurneipier, mired. irigly for Oil poor enlprit, gave trimendotis shouts of disappointment, by hissing and calling out " A murdered true !" The etiolate were ao general and so loud beer the place of ,eserution, that Owe on tine outside. &egad that a rescue teas ettempted and that the 'military Wert eetimg againit ,them., estroff in every direetirm ;• Tawny write therein dollen and trampled upon, and numbers were forced into elle Molinnisiat Born, but we (lid not hear of any serious accident having letpnetirtL • WilSon, on the scaffold, indifferently 53•14 to the execetirinet—" Did you ever see sic a cool ?" The exetutioner replied that he had •sren ea great a crowd. %Virtue said twice to the executioner, "'Let Me ken when ye're readv." On the exe cutioner saying he was ready. 'Nelson threw away a napkin, when be wire launched into eternity, per. lenity without utiering .. an ejaculation of mercy to the Almighty.' The crowd again diteied 'dreedful yells. tech as we never 'heard -before at wiry solemn occasion like the present. After hanging 30 minutes he was, was, laid on fiend. spokes be the elteritre offi cers, turd then . placed on his ciffin, immediately after which the iwrirou in a mask_ entreated Ute the - hc,iffold. which 'pro- - &Iced anotlis-r. seem from the crowd. end having. Iph for she dirjeinted part of the neck, elevated his axe, and. at .nix blow. severed the head from the body, Which fell into the bee; the axe haring stack .in the Work, lie then elevated t*. bead by the ears, exclaiming—sr Behold the head of it traitor!" The head was then pieced with the halt the ciao, sad carried through the Court.had into the cssoksw-sowiefriends pre.ent were told by the She• tiff that he was to he buried. immedietely. Wilson was dressed - ina white cation cket cud tresers, trot treat with black. The joi 4a ning, ...ot flue coffin were tided with verdigt end ttel.Whirte. ratite was so cor.tectly constructed dud wet the least ioterrnption . occurred. • . • , . i t sqn was ebnirc 60 rim af age, shoat #ve feet elevtu ihches in height. was a meet min. and was a etocklugepreker by friede, bat, befog a snot-tibiae,' he sumeninee repaired gees. iiiiithhe-Ste. he had a seer in his lame for that porpote„ whites he trays was the unapt, tho Radicals asseca bled. tiere. for screwing On their pike.heuls. lie never considered himself guilty of nigh treason ; Ire appeared indtffereist to religious Ontrnetion the 'condemned sermons presched the Lao preceding Sabbaths in the gaol seemed to arouse hint at clip. nose., but were soon forgot. his final parting with. his wile, daughter, and three gra..d-chililreti on Tuesdey, was Artily effectiter; as I.e expected to he !writ:ft in Straili allCO, he gave them shrectiocs NS to ;111 'nitial. The crowd.. instantly etpsrated, and the day passed off in the greetest quietness. The fullodfog tufletnnusuary bill was yesterday posted aeon the walls in different parts of this city :-• .* ' iiup the ghost of butehered Wilson haunt the pillows of his relentle6s Juroa.—Murder ! Murder! Murder P'--(Glusgow Courier.) CHESTER SESSIONS. ..~. Ralph Jackson. aged 41, a labourer, fors Min. was lOtikteli for au assault and rape upon the bade of Sarah Vollitt, of Stockport, aged yeses. Ra lph Jackson was a lodger with the lethri* and mother of the add. They had but one beibrooni, in which were two beds, in one of which the Prisoner sl•r. and in the other Pa ha and his s‘ Se. Podia was trey sly from home for several days together, and then the address slept with their i:i.dher; when he was at home they used to sleep with the Prisomr. It came oat upon the evidence, that •when Pollitt and his wife were both out. Jackson went to bed to the children, and as:J i .eileit Sarah Pollitt. The child got up and went into her mother's bed; tq which Jockstin went •d"owit'stiiirs and brought sip a knife, and threatened; if the child shrieked, or told any person, he would kill her. Thus terrified, the poor child lied to but • In winuever Jackson required, and be made her go back with hint to his brit, and coinalltted the horrid deed. The child - told no one uf The circumstance, till her mother perceived the following Thursday triat she was very louvr e when she told her, on condition that she would not beat her. She again, by her mother's persuasion, told her of it in the prriot:tice ur .14eksosi, who denied it. " Yes, Ralph," said the child, G. it was 'you and nobody else." 'rite Prisoner sold, in his defitice, that he had slept salt tier child two nights afterwards. : Die Jury turned rouutl du their box fur a few minutes, to coundtr the 'pw, and retuitad a ITU. diet of Gvitty, In passing tentence,•Mr.JustiCe WARIEN did it with great feeling. Tlic Jury, he slid, had re luvticd a verdict of Guilty, wild, lurked, hr thoeght they ci•uhd not return Noy other.. 'flue Prisoner had unto• but a few hours Into, awl he exleustrd lout to use the short time allotted to him in iirAyrr to God, with whom there Was mercy, for there-was nu for giveness fo► him tu Obit world. . Win. Jackson, a mail Of Colour, was found guilty 'BIRTHS. On Friday last, the Lady of Sir Rms Mahon, Bart. of a daughter. At Littintro, enmity Antrim, the Lally of Major Stewart (lateut the 30th regiment), of a dauzitter. MARRIAGE. On Thursday morning IsMt, m Si. Andrew's Chorrfi, Dublin, &region Derail, of Yurk•street, ChuOuric, hid daughter oflhourss Nedlimit, E.g. nitre of E.q. Dank of belmd, and niece of James '.tjr•.il cut', of Ono Murry, county of Kildare, Esq. • 111611 WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGL. Moruiag 33 after 11. I Evening 47 after 14 PRICE OF WIWI Bank Steck 424 sot I per Ct. KM.... Colt I 3 per Ct. Cons... • •61! 4 per Centp. stili l S per Ct. N. Ann. 103 i I 'KS YEST ERDAY. Bunk L. Aim.... 18 1-1 t; India 800dt,..21 42 p , . Ex. Rills, g.. 2 5 4 i". Coos. for Ace. Ide•Msjesty's ROYAL. LETIERS PATE,NT. TABAKE'S (;riluine PILLS, justly fervour , For Caring, in all its Stages, • Certain Mitosis. lt• small Pill is a slum.; and the saki's, of one K..w, in a r • cent Case, will 50..• convince the Patient of the certainty r his lips tidy remarry. Nothing can be belt r contrived, In:or safe, or snore convenient tban thin resit dy, for such r.L;•• obliged to p Purities or to um, as it needs nu COnfirrtn ..1 ur restraint of diet ; and 80 years taperience (is an Elora sive practice) bay proved that it will • !fret a core, when re. prated salivation and all othre inetli4ils avail nothine. Fur the Scurvy and 'other Chromes! Dv:orders, Ibis 111e.licioe has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 prisons, of both sexes, haat, hero radically cured of slit above ruin, 1311.. Warts within the last eight years. Prepared sod sold 1.1 the sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and 811 N. , Sorgrou. • at their boyar, No. 9, New Bridge-stseet,' in boxes of or ,> each, duty incleslesl.—N.l3. Two bark doors aii.l hilts is lhe'paisages at night. They are also sold by the. - appountraeui, with copious directions, at Mr. 1141•10eres Tuy.abup, 103, Oxford-street ; Mr Dsaborougles, 7, Fish. atteet-bill, Dearly opposite she Monument; at Mr. B•sater' , . Edinburgh; Mr. Newlsery`a, Dublin ; sod by our person IN every considerable limo in Geist Britain aid Ireland. Advice gratis so persona taking the et other of the Proprietors' Medicines.—Gleena and Ilannilol Weak eases eurecl,.asid letters, past paid, answered. . • See the list publisbod by the I9ysl Wk. of Leedom. Note/ sod robliohrdos Tat saunas tans eod Imo GLose lam, No. 117, Nest' by C. cuaNWIA.L. a the Stabil. of st(taing appatif. ro tt ts r. Lowe, 'el' too, near Naistoicli. The Prisourr had form Ime.fofited. at rho hawse rpm the night lolnit robbers- ; and rill the rooming alter his hare f.:.‘ acre traced to the house,, where he put on a pairtt hobnail. shoe'', which had been left by the firisi, r. by another aervatti ; anal in th+ve sha r es the P'i.oi,tr was traced from the house to Mitlshlewirli, IB rdeo. Ptestaier, io Vet defence, said that he h West listli-to, un.lble to obtain walk, and had firer• intrappeti by two men (Parker and Dimoo k, OW,: in the rublsery. Dutton watched at the huotrai., w hit e p. r k er ( w e ird the imwe 11.serKii the wi doge. and Inmdril the entries t o th e carry 11Wl7. &rem years' transportation. .Andrew fliardie, Joftir Noted, romt Jaw's rleflowe. e , ,,..- Anrrd to !Orr!nog under Isentmee of Nigh t,, m ,„ is In lor , xefitte,l on Friday the R.h• of Septeenh.. r f; r „.„ M owehie, and 31•Perlan, see to be Irsepaporied 1..r14,- ; Ilse remainder ore to he transported for fourteen Itt op, el:- (apt Crawford, atm to to be Itbootted. MA R 4 ETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MoNDaT, Arrrrwsim 4 Our mai het was will impplisd with %%heal this monis* from Essimrx sad aktfulla u runt the chief part of that from Ik e former roomy was new esti sir inferior qualify, which us " bison sale al it decline of 3s. per sysartn, bat old Winou is not above 20. per stearin cheap. r then nut this slay we e k . The arrivals of Oats have bens very esswislermale, bat the rim and belez small, she trade was exceedisorly skill as 3 .e -sioction of (oil 2s per quaint. Bs. icy is Is. per Tian, cheaper. In Beans and Pease Ars •is ins silently's. CII'IMENT PRICKS Or GRAIN. • Whest,ient ec Essex 74e Ns Grey Pease - 47. 44,.. Felrolit ditto 72s 7bs Small B r as .1%6 4'.... Nurfotk diteb 7lls 76. Tie! dslitt . ...... 3i. ::., Forriodiito 7bs Rio OA', Potato . "41 :it s Rye 4O. 4?. Polrawl 1 / 4 4, . ...... 2h. ?S. Barley l6s 361 Feet' 1 / a ts .........1%, 9 _:,,,, Malt ME. fibs Fk,ur, per sack. en. , ; y,. White Pease • 32s 36s Rape deed, per last..:lt:l Si!: !atlas ......44s 46.. I 111 PoRTATIOnS LAST WEEK. Eniethll Wheat. re,r.7l ; Parley,l,7l4l; Mesh, 1,671; Oat:. 0,471; ftyr,'W ; Reins, 475; Prime s 670,--Foreign 1 t,470; liarky, 500; OM., t0,e66.-Imh 3 , 3 ; Oafs, Floor ; 10,147 sacks 4,55 t baraele. SMITHFIELD MARKET, W0511)/r1, SYrraatara 4 The markrt Was well rripplitat this morning with all of rattle, and the priers rentailt at °or last quoisite.l. Tht re is altrration in the priers of Has, Straw, an. Clover. The following is a correct alatrotral of tic prim. sod nembera : To sink the offal ISeef....4s. OA. to ha. 04. Mottos .4.. MI. to LanrD.. 0.1. to Oa. 0.1. 0,1. to Ss. 1041. pork elk. 0.1• to 51' 111.1. HAY.M, 3f. 10.. Clover • 5/. Os. Straw I Or store of alb . Hein of Cattle this day: — Resists 2 11: - f . Sheep siaS Calves Pies.... ".11 ARKET. Od. to 41. ds. • r.J. ed. so et. is,. OA. to 11. G1.'11.11F011.1.1, Su-TENSER 2. Mond, iter load Old 'ditto _ _ thitil l per quarter ... It TN to 1/ N. Pc4no. per quarter 2l 2.4 Io 2/ 114 r, per quarter Rye, new per qr. lf Int tu 21 tte H. ley, new ll 17a to 2/ 0, • PKICES OF HAT AND STItAIV . IR. %Mrs's. worrt:rttAPrt.. . . Hay 3110% .4 to 4( lb. 04 Hey.. 3t Pt. n.l In 41 RI ni Straw If 5.64 'hi It 102 04 Stroi... It 12.01 to It Ili. MI (lover AI to Of Oa 0.1 Outer 5110. Oil to RI 10. 0.1 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. Yrtir!ing Bns .. 751 to 90 I Yearhoz Pockets .. TSB to figs PR lee. OF RAW FAT, per Atone of Slh As staled ht the Tallow Au stated by the Bniehere. Nle :icie. St. James's 31.tiket. 3e SO Price by Tati , ow 8J Whiteebepel Market 3. NJ Average...... 3s 8,1 NEWGATE AND LIADENKALL IMAMS. WA a. (lity the Corms.) Peet .... 39 8.1 to 4s 4.1 I Veal 4s Ai to 5s 8.1 Milton.. 4s 04 to 5s Ott Port 4s 04 Oslos 81 !snob 4e. Id. so se. Sd. MAI. MARKET, STPTEMBER 4. Skips at Allarkvs. Ships sold. lilt.. New,4014, Sumlerland Calm I