The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-14 00:00:00

EXECUTION AT CHELMSFORD.

Yesterday morning Thomas Stammers, who was con-
to to at the last Essex Assizes of a crime too disgusting
des
Was executed in front of the county gaol at
Springfield, near Chelmsford.
• The Wretched man was in his 36th year, and the father
:of three ehildren, who are now orphans, the mother of
er"aving died about three years back. Never was
leery* More signal instance of barbarous ignorance exhi-
"4l4 au in the case of this wretched being. When ad-
d
tilressed I/ the Chaplain as to a future state of rewards and
P11'4114
punist* be betrayed a vacancy of mind closely op-
uncontclousol hmenl
to idiotism, and was in fact almost wholly
cents of the distinctions of good and evil. He
Pnved however that he, as well as others in the same
Whe
rith, had pursued the horrid practice for several years.
n led to the scaffold he trembled to such an excess
la hi .
T lee lniPport. The only expression he used was
Lord bare mercy on me." The,
plan of a ring chain,
"Ellented by• Sir P. Laurie, for humanely facilitating the
ri;L.l)* ration, Was in this instance productive not only of
Ent of pain tb the crimial. The rope being too
•lu6vti'the executioner had to joinn another to it, and this
nildi the fall too great. He suffered much longer than
.The body was
this given to his friends for interment.
f not II little remarkable that the chief apprehension of
in ignorant creature
ndwas, that his wretched remains
should fall into the has of resurrection men, of whom
y-fe
C there are always a great number prowling about this
ttnik in quest of subjects for the faculty is the metro-
vv• In consequence of the wetness of the morning,
eieere verw persons to witness the spectacle, and
iitece few evinced no compassion.

• The Mayor of Liverpool having refused to
1443, PI7 with a requisition which had been presented to
him, to call a public meeting of the inhabitants respect-
-611 the recent events in France, the gentlemen who
lillesd the requisition have called a meeting for Saturday
nezts " to take into consideration the beet mode of ex-
• Pressing their admiration of the independent and heroic
413irit of the people of Paris, as recently displayed
.in their
I 'nfringement of their constitutional
atigliftassilet7ndtato manifestt-tel their sympathy. with thhefseullrvinietoiries
iss the loss of those distinguished patriots o
fllorious struggle."
SIR THOMAS MUNIIO.—In the formation of
lbs third volume of this most interesting work,
tad that Mr.
which is at
e
gth ready for publication, we u
uhttel has been indebted to his Gracenlrs
thei Duke of Wer,
11,worow for many of the valuable letters and documents
of Air
.
b
linish it contains.—The important correspondence
gat.THINSTONS, Sir JOHN MALCOLM, Sir THOMAS
likewise
IlmLor,
Colonel RIAD' and other public characters, will
enrich its contents : Sir THOMAS MUNRO's letters to the
rtisus members of his family are said to be some of the
""mt specimens of epistolary style in the language.
• kk,
'3llBB CHESTER.•—•AN e rejoice to find that
CHRITItt is about to quit her rustic seclusion, and
snpear on the Drury-lane boards in the approachingsar
She is, we understand, to have as large a
al
PAltorte, and will be at least a very handsome addition
hoc hike "mpany. We were never extravagant admirers of
iletinti because we could always separate the beauty of
iirie,Pesson and face from her performance •; but never-
,l
mrss• in the present dearth of new, as well indeed as of
late
v. the will be useful. Sines the death of the
never-
Kai she has broken up her establishment at Bray, in
tge neighbourhood of Windsor, and has even parted with
tbe house she built there, We can recollect when it was
We are
Me °Usti, and when her father (real or supposed,
cnnot decide) used to grow a few vegetables, and
tarry them to the adjoining market. How often have we
seen her in her red eloak, sitting by his side in a market-
Zfist And scarcely retuning the looks and leers of the
ers quartered near the Castle ; how often have we seen
.-i
~". modestly attired, attend Bray Church with the utmost
11.it7 Ind with the observance of the strictest decorum.
fslniiell."" matters wore a more cheerful air with her
sued she wore smarter clothes, until the cottage at
Iled the air of a villa, and stables were built for
accOramodation of the horses of visitors. After-
blip Cuanza came out into the gay world, and
As observed her at Brighton, Tonbridge, and other places
lueltner resort. However, matters did not alwa, s turn
relit quite to her tatisfection, and we observed her (some
orl years ago) in Sc. James's-street, without any extra-
-112,,11 slipearance of prosperity. Next she went to silent (in her case we
Prised her of thecannot call it a faux pus) de-
on se ad enjoyed. Every bod
.1:1collects her first a
eaprotectiranceh ath Covent-garden, and eery 44,..7c1,214,0w"1wei her history since that event. She is yet a
1104 that Woman, and on the stage of Drury-lane, we dare
.!er,,,Aforning
will !sok 48 handsome, if not as young, as
apee.
• 41: ItININED Su lc imr.--Thursday night,
shootl. n'ne u'el
lion a most determined act of self•destruc-
,iln t
ha Place m the chambers of Geoacx Roar, Esq.,
Ina-. At —"Weil' barrister, No. 6, New-square, Lincoln'
`l4so the a
..„414m the time above stated, the laundress went
thut anther., as area her usual custom, to close' the
41fitirss ittid to lee that all was safe. She entered at the
.4cior, and bas proceeding towards Mr. Roses private
Slot, *hens near a closet, she put her foot into some
*".-44 she at firm thought, but upon looking upon the
i
~,hire)lishe found it was a large quantity of clotted blooi ,
looth.llPPesred to have come from the closet. The
situ; wss terribly alarmed, and ran down stairs for asi iuto;',!*; she inet with a policeman, sad they returnee
404 ",4: ehunben together, when, upon opening the closet
dctr`LeY discovered the lifeless body of Mr. T!lostos
.
444 n) Om principal clerk to Mr. Rose, lying with the
111104!trly levered from the hotly, and a wash-hand bacon
,with Wood, together with a blood-stained razor, lying
.4,4lside. The unheppy ID4II appeare to have me
ht, ;4isalpts before he finally effected hisd melanch and oly and
1 purpose, as the chin near the lower lip was
fair ass most frightfully. Information of the horrid
eo,,;,*ss forwarded immediately to Mr. Rose, who had
Ay dine with a friend, and the melancholy intelligence
.sueknntennicated to the wife of the unfortunate man, and
tot; Istis the effect the shock produced, that beg life is de-
l% rl af• The deceased was about the, middle age, sod
plrtfeod circumstances, being possessed of a good pm-
titisiet besides a "ahoy of 150/. per annum, so that no
%Ile, week: t %assigned fir hi." ..committing the sail act. Be
tud.
„stew and five children to deplore his untimely
Nur.. msrener's ..Temporaryy sat en the body, and
.4td it Verdict of Insanity*

The fallowing 48 Members sat in the last For the un.imi
Parliament. Places.
1. Doherty, J Kilkenny
2. Fitzgerald, Right Hon. W. V Newport
3. Grant, Sir A. C.
4. Baring, W. B.
5. Arbuthnot, Right Hon. C.
6. Brougham, J
7. Dundee, Hon. H.
8. Peel, Right lion. Sir It Westbury .....,
9. Smith, George
O. Darlington, Earl of Totnetts
1. Villiers, P. H.
2. Prendergast, M. G. ... .. ... Gatton ..
3. Valletort, Viscount Loathwithiel
4. Attwood, M.
5. Bourne, Right lion. S. Ashburton
6. Bouverie, Hon. P.
7. Howiek, Viscount
8. Peel, W. Y. Tamworth ,...
9. Smith, John -
0. Spottiswoode, A.
1. Twiss, Horace Wootton Basset
2. Wartendor, Sir G.
3. Wetherell, Sir C.
4. Ashley, Lord Woodstock
5. Beaumont, T. W. Stafford
6. Bclgrave, Viscount .
7. Brougham, H.
S. Cave, It. 0. .. . Leicester
9. Croker, J. W
,Dublin University....
0. Dawson, G. R.
1. Ellis, Hon. G. I. W. A.
t. Evans, De Lacy
3. Pane, Sir H.
4. Ferguson,. Sir 11. C.
5. Grant, Robert ... Inverness, &c.
G. /Jardine, Sir H.
7. Holmes, William Bishop's Castle
H. Ditto
9. liouldsworth, T. Pontefract
0. Home, Joseph Montrose
1. Labouchere, H.
I. Mu-sha11, William
3. Morpeth, Viscount Morpeth
4. Neild, Joseph
5. Searles, Sir J Peterborough........,,
Li. Sykes, Daniel Hull
7. Strathavea, Lord East Grinstead

Wall, C. B.

Enctemb, Viscount
Peach, N. W Ditto
Ebringtou, Vicount Tiviotovk

An ALPHABETICAL LIST of 129 NEW MEMBERS for ENGLAND and WALES, returned to the first Parlia-
ment of William IV., July and (August, 1830, showing the old Members who have either retired or been rejected.

New Members. .1 Place from Whence Returned. Old Membersißefected or Retired.
Alexander, J. Dupre Old Sarum Right Honourable S. Canning b
Baillie, J Bristol Henry Bright a
Baillie, H. D Rye R. Arkwright b
Bainbridge, Edw Taunton
Baldwin, C. B Totness Lord Darlington, 10
Baring, F Thetford
Bsyntun, S. A York City Mr. Wyvil! a
Bethel! York County
Biddulph, R. M Denbigh W. West b
Blacken, C Beeralatone
Blount, Edw • Steyning . Peter Du Cane a
Bonham, F. R.....
Briscoe Surrey • C. N. Pallmer a
Bruce, M llchester H. L. Talmash 6
Buller, J. W Exeter..
Bulwer Wilton Edw. Baker b
Bunbury ... .. Suffolk County
Burton Beverley
Byng, G. S Milborne Port J. H. North b
Campbell Stafford
Churchill, Lord ... ............ ....... Woodstock
Constable Hedon
Cornewall
Denman, T.. Nottingham
Dugdale, W. S Shaftesbury R. Leycester a
Durham, Adm Queenborough Double return
Duncombe
Egerton
Egerton
Ellice, Edw Coventry R. E. Heathcote 6
Evans, Wm Leicester R. 0. Cave 28
Ewing Wareham C. B. Wall 48
Fardell, Jno Lincoln
Farrand, Robert Hedon..
Folkes Norfolk
Findlay
Fordwich, Lord Canterbury S. R. Lushington Is
Freshfield Penrbyn W. Manning b
(lisborne Stafford T. W. Beaumont 26
Gordon
Gore, W. 0 Carnarvon Lord W. C. Part b
Graham, Sir S Ludgershall Honourable G. A. Ellis 31
Gregson - Saltash Colin Macauley b
Greeley, Sir R ' Durham, City Sir H. Hardinge 36
Grimston; Viscount St. Albans
Gunning, Sir H ' . ... Northampton W. L. Maberly a
Gurney, R. H Norwich, W. Smith a
Gurney Tregony..... S. Lushington a
Harris Grimsby G. F. Heneage 1#
Harris, J. R..
Hawkins
Hodgson Newcastle C. Ellison b
Hodges
Hope Gatton M. G. Prendergast 12
Howard ..
Howard, Hon. W
Hughes, W. H Oxford T. T. Lockhart b
Ingestrie, Lord Hertford Thomas Byron b
Jenkins Shrewsbury Panton Corbett 6
Jerniugham Pontefract
Jolliffe, Sir W Petersfield Hylton Jolliffe b
Jolliffe, G. R Ditto
Kenmorris
Kennedy, Lord Evesham
Kenyon, Hen
King
, Lee Wells
Lefevre, C. 5......
Lemon, Sir C Penrhyn
Lubbock ... Truro Viscount Encombe b
Mac Killop
Mahon, Viscount Wootton Basset
Miles, William Romney
Miller, W. H Newcastle
Miles, R. W.
Newark ...
Norreys, Lord Oxford County W. H. Ashurat b
Morrison, J St. Ives
Palmer, Gen.
Patten Lancaster County J. Blackburne b
Pechell, J.
Pelhatn, C. Newton, Isle of Wight C. C. Cavendish a
Penrhyn
Pbilpotts Gloucester
Polhill Bedford
Price, S. G Sandwich
Pusey, Philip
Russell Reading
Sandford Somerset Sir Thomas B. Lethbridge b
Schonswar
Severn, T. C. Fowey G. Lucy b
Seymour, Lord Oakampton Sir C. Domville b
Shelley
Smith Pontefract
Smith
Smith Rye... Double Return
Stanley
Staunton, Sir G
Stephen, S. L Barnstaple
Strut%
Stuart, Lord D. C
Stuart, H. V. Banbury
Stuart Bedford County
Stormont, Lord
Sumner
Talbot, C. 11. M Glamorgan County ... Capt. Sir C. Cole b
Tomline
Tennant, Charles St. Albans
Thompson
Tooke, William
Trevor, Hon. A Romney
Tudor Barnstaple
Tyrell, Col
"' ... Et•sex County T. G. Bramston 6
Tyrell ' Suffolk Sir T. Gooch b
Vaughan, J. E.
Vere, Hope llchester
Villiers, Lord
Walsh ..
Warm, J. A.
Watson, Hon.
Wellesley, Hon.
West
Weyland
Willa, John Boston O. T. Ileathcete a
Winchester
Wrightson
PAdeane - Lord C. S. Manners b
aget, T Leicester (County)
The above list contains all the new Members returned from all the Counties, Cities, and Boroughs of England and Wales, except
Peterborough, Liskeard, and Orford. The retired or rejected Members noted by a , according to Mr. Cost's display of the votes
on fifty questions divided on during the Sessions of lii'29-30, voted uniformly with Ministers, or, at all events, never fin* inquiry,
economy, and reform; those noted by an (a), uniformly voted/or Inquiry, economy, and refonn ; and those with
_a number billow.ing the name have been re-elected for other places, as shown in the following statement. Time elections tar the Counties of Essex,
Cambridge, Leicester, and Devon, are not yet over, but it Is probable that the result will be as stated.

STATEMENT of FORTY-EIGHT MEMBERS who have CHANGED PLACES at the GENERAL ELECTION.

;tett And hare been returned to Having dliplaced the wider;
the Neu, Parliament. mentioned.
These three have displaced respectively Nos. Is
8

These ten have succeeded the ten following, viz.
Baring has succeeded Attwood, and so on in order
as placed.

. I3oreugbbridge G. Mundy b
, Melbourne Purt
Cockermouth Lawrence Peel b
, Higharn Ferrero Hon. F. C. Poneonby a
Yarmouth
Chichester J. Phillimore a
W. S. Poynta a
Colchester S. Sanderson b
Newport, Isle of Wight lion. W. H. Scott b
Iloniton ... -1 B. Lott h
Boroughbridga Henry Dawkins b
Dorchester Honourable A. Cooper b
Northumberland Honourable H. Liddell b
The County D. Davenport b
York (County) J. Marshall a
Hastings. Double Return
Alderbury S. Kilderbee b
Harwich Sir William Rae b
Oakhumpton Sir C. Domyille b
Rye
Hastings .l. E. Denison b
Nottingham
Norwich Jonathan Peel b
St. Germaine James Loch b
Ilaslesnere G. L. Thompson b
Quernborough ..
Newton (Lane.)
Middlesex S. C. Whitbread
Taunton
Leominster
York (County) Viscount Milton a
Chippenham E. F. Maitland 1,
Malton Viscount Norma* a
Beverley
Huntingdon W. H. Fellowes b
Guildford G. C. Norton b

Truro Doublet Itetuitt
Ditto Ditto
Dev0n5hire,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mr. award 6

PROM THE GAZITTE OP LAST NIGHT.

St. James's Palace, July 90, 1890.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland has been
pleased to appoint Dr. Archibald Hair, M.D. of the Royal
Regiment of Horse Guards, to be Physician Extraordinary
to his Royal Highness's Household.