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with him for a few minutes. lie was then concluciet
from the prison to a chaise, in which also the Clergy-.
man accompanied him, and thus attended, he was
conveyed to the common place of execution, escorted
by the sheriff, and a very strong guard of the Pem-
brokeshire sharpshooters, now gam* at Carrick-
fergus. Haying arrived at the fatal spot, he spent
nearly half an hour in devotioual exercises, and then
the necessary preparations were made for the finishing
of the law. He ascended a car with the executioner,
and having addressed the surrounding spectators, an
immense multitude, he admonished them in a parti-
cular manner to hyoid the sin of drunkenness, and to
guard against passion. After he had delivered a
few words to this effect, he was launched into eter-
nity, and when the body had been suspended the
usual length of time, it was taken down and carried
to the Old Court House, where his afflicted family
waited to receive it.

Yesterday the RzcoRDER made his report to the
PRINCE REGINT of the following capital convicts in
Newgite, viz. Joseph Metcalf, for stealing in a dwell-
ing-house ; John Richardson, for a highway robbery ;
Catherine Foster, for taking a false oath to obtain
letters of adthinistration ; Joseph, alias Joseph Wool-
man Thompson, for forgery ; Thomas CollicoLt, for
forgery ; Mary Best, for uttering forged notes ; James
Goff, for stealing in a dwelling-house ; and Eleanor,
2lias Ellen Chambers, for a like offence : when Ca-
therine Foster and Joseph Woohnan Thompson were or.
dered for execution on Wednesday next.

WINDSOR, AUGUST 4.—Our Sunday Promenade,'
which is one of the grand attractions to this place.
is again revived, although it is not allowed on the
Terrace, on account of the state of the King ; it has
been commence,' in the Great Park, and it was par-
ticularly attracted to a certain spot on Sunday after-
noon, by the Band of the 29th Regiment being sta-
tioned there to play for a considerable time, when it
is supposed there were about two thousand Nobility
and Gentry of the town and neighbourhood, and dis-
tant visitors ; numbers were in carriages, the Band
continued playing till nine o'clock. The QUEEN and
PRINCESSES took an airing in two of her Majesty's
open carriages, and Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES,
attended by Lady DE CLIFFORD, rode in her phaeton
and greys to Old Windsor, Egham, Englefield Green,
and through the Park. On her MAJESTY and the
Phtxcrssits approach, the, Band struck up " God
save the King." The drivers pulled up their horses,
and the Royal Party passed slowly by, the company
paying their respects. Yesterday the Princess CHAR-
LOTTE attended Divine Service at St. George's Cha-
pel, and heard a sermon by Mr. NORTHEY. The
QUEEN and PRINCFSSFS heard Divine Service in the
Castle.

Among the fashionable company at present at Ar-
drossan are the following :
The Duchess of Buccleugh, Earl and Countess of Eglinton.
Earl and Countess of Home, Earl of Dalkelth, Marquis of Queens-
berry, Lord John Scott, Lord Dunglage, Lady Ann Scott, Lady
Charlotte Scott, Lady Isabella Scott, Lady Jane Montgomerie,
Lady Sidney Kerr, the Hon. Mr. biome, Colonel Ottley and
family, Colonel Master and family, Captain Wilson, Rev. George
Chandler, Rev. Mr Lear, M. Jeustenella, James Hamilton, Esq.
of Holmhead; Thomas Jackson, Esq. of Udston ; Kirkman Fin-
by, Esq. and family.

On Saturday a man was observed in a h"at off
the signal statior, at Yalen, Devonshire, and some
suspicion arising that the person was a Frenchman
endeavouring to escape, a boat was manned from
tke beach and sent out, when the suspicions enter-
tained were realized. The boat had been stolen
from Plymouth, (the name of the owner being, how-
ever, scratched out,) by the person who was in her,
and who turned out to be a Captain of a corvette.
CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, AUG. S.
To-day the Market has very•fewv arrivals of Wheat, and but
short supplies on hand; Fine samples are at a small increase in
price. Barley and Malt nearly at the last quotatkm. Peas and
Beans of the different descriptions fully support their prices.
'there are very abort supplies of Oats, and la this trade higher
prices are asked. Flour without variation.