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London, England, 1808-09-05 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Lupton, now or late of Skipton, Yorkshire, hardware
shopkeeper, dealer and ehapman, to surrender Sept. 17, 19,
and October 15, at eleven, at the Black Horse Inn, Skipton.—
Attornies, Mr. John Scofield, of Skipton ; or Mr. John Swale,
Great Ormond-street, London.
Margaret Young and John Crowley, of Leeds, Yorkshire, milli-
ners and fancy-dress-makers, and copartnms, Sept. t 6, 2.7, and
October 15, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Pilgrim-street,
Newcastle-upon. Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Carr, New-
castle-upon-Tyne; or Mr. William Atkinson, Chancery-lane,
London.
Henry Moyle, of Fordingbridge, Hampshire, tick manufacturer,
tallow-chandler, dealer and chapman, Sept. 16, at six, Sept. L 7,
at ten, and October 15, at one, at the Antelope Inn, New Sarum,
Wilts. Attornies, Mr. Richard Strickland, Fordingbridge; or
Messrs. Sandys and Horton, Crane-court, Fleet-street,London.
Christopher Parnall, of St. Austle, Cornwall, merchant, Sept. 19,
20, and October 18., at eleven, at the Rose and Crown Inn, in
Fowey, Cornwall. Attornies, Mr. Wil lam Brown, at Fowey ;
or Mr. Jonathan Hewlett, No. 1, Roll's Buildings, Etter-lane,

Lc a ion.
Joseph Ellie Batley and John Hinchliffe, both of Mcltham, parish
of Alm ondbury, Yorkshire, dyers, dealers, chapmen, and co-
partners, Sept. 20, 21, and October 15, at eleven, at the Pack-
Horse Inn, Huddersfield. Attosnies, Mr. Stephenson, Holm-
firth, near Huddersfield • or Mr. liatt)e, Chancery-lane.
DIVIDENDS.

Sept. 9. Andrew Davison, of Chester,
at the Blossoms Inn, Chester.
Nov. S. Joaquim Andrade and Joachim Christian Stocqueler, of
Abcherch-lane, London, imurance-brokers, merchants and
partners, at ten, at Guildhall
Sept. 12. Berrington Marsh, William Hoghton, and John Hogh-
ton, all late of Preston, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers and
copartners, at eleven, at the White Horse, Preston.
Sept. 13. Joseph Parker, of Ringwood, Hants, grocer and tallow-
chandler, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. 10. John Morris Elworthy, of St. James's-street, Westmin-
ster, goldsmith and jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Sept. 10. Hargreaves Hudson, now or late of Manchester, manu-
facturer, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester.

It, at eleven,

1. AND ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS.

CAMBRIDGE, AUGUST 29.—The Rev. Thomas Gell, M. A.
has been inducted to the rectory of Boulaton in Derby:Wye, va •
cated by the death of the Rev. Caner Fletcher.
The It ev. Joseph Cragg, M. A. formerly of Trinity college, bap
been instituted to the rectory of Witheritt, and licensed to the
perpetual curacy of Ouston, both in the county of Leicester,"oll
the presentation of Sir John Palmer, Bart.
Sattegbar, AUGUST 24.—0 n Sunday, the 21st inst. the Lord
Bishop of this diocese held his first public ordination in the cathe-
dral, when the Rev. William Sandford Wapshare, William
Mervin Prower, and William Mallen Hoblyn, were ordained
priests; til3lliam Wavell, John l'regonwell Napier, Joseph
Brown Morris, Edward Elms, awl Jamey Young, were ordained.
*aeon*.

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EXECUTION OF MiljahtzlifPEELl.
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DUBLIN, AUGUST al.
,FURT/lER PARTICULARS.
Our Readers are already in possession 'of the trial
and conviction of this unfortunate Gentleman, and
the recommendatory Memorials which were addressed
to the Lord Lieutenant in his behalf. -On this occa-
sion his Grace declined deciding, but sent the entire
documents, with the Judge's notei, to the King, and
on the 16th sent a special Messenger to Armagh, with
a further respite till the 24th. Mier Campbell passed
the painful interval, as may be imagined, in a state of
extreme anxiety, agitated between con tending hopes and
fears ; but receiving all the consolation which affec-
tionate friendship and commiseration could bestow.
On the 9.3 d, about four o'clock in the evening, a
second messenger arrived at Armagh, with the fatal
tidings, that the King's pleasure was unfavourable
that his Grace could interfere no longer; and that the
awful sentence must take place next day. Early on
Wednesday morning, another messenger arrived from
Dublin Castle, with an order to remit that part of the
sentence with respect to the anatomising and dissect-
ing his body.
The Sheriff sent a message to fix his own hour, and
he chose between 11 and 12 o'clock in the day.
The Rev. Mr. Ball, the curate of Armagh church,
remained with him the whole of the night; and we
are informed, that too much cannot be said for this
gentleman's humane concern for him during his un-
happy state. The Major was attentive to his religi.t
ous duties, and was well prepared to meet his fate
with the greatest firmness of mind ; and the night be-
fore his execution he settled all his money accounts
with the jailor, with the greatest composure.
Shortly before his execution, when the sheriff's
attendants waited on him to confine his arms, he
observed to them, that " it was very proper ; it
would prevent him from struggling :" adding—
" that he th.aught he would have died a mere
honourable death ; but since this was his fate, he
would submit himself to the laws." He then
walked firmly up stairs to the execution-room—
took off his cravat, put it in his breast, and opered
his neck, stooping his head to the executioner to
receive the halter, which he complained was to
:hick, and that a smaller one would have been !mire
effectual.
He prayed most fervently to HEAVEN for himself,
and that Hs poor wife and children might be pro-
tected. He then bade farewell to the people in :he
riem, and, with the most becoming fortitude, he
stepped out on the fatal • drop, and saluted the
people on every side of him. He spoke a few ".o ds
in the Earse language to the soldiers* which was
understood to be desiring them to pray for him.—
He asked a few moments longer ; he was. told, to
make his own time. He again repeated a fervent
prayer for his wife and family—drew down the cap
~ver his face—clenched his hands firm in each other,
and then was removed from this world to eternity.
He struggled a short time; and, after hanging 35
minutes, was cut down, and his body given to his
friends. They put it into a coffin which was enclosed
in a deal box, and immediately sent off on a car for
Donaghadee. The body is to be interred at Ayr, in
Scotland.