Star.
London, England, 1821-09-14 00:00:00

EXECUTIONS.

'Aloud ay se'etigla, .YeThen Moor, and 1,4.1.: were esw
cuted on Whitley Common, near Coventry, for a robbers., h.
committed in the house of Mr. liouratr Owes,' of tengtort
When sentence of death was pa=ced neon these ger
men, at the conclu-inn of the trial, they evinced great kate
hood and indifference, but a few hours' resection pro inert „
very different degree of fecline. Three Dissenting (.1,
attended them until their execution, and it is but jucti
c coax"
that the latter conducted themselves suitably to their ird,
cholv situation. The prosecutor visited them prior to
execUtion, and the prisoners having obtained his furri,ene.:
seemed much comforted. About half-past ten cas
morning, the malefactors were put into a heht wagenn„
was brought to the jail door, and were seated an their cofies.
accompanied by the executioner. Having arrived at the
of execution, the men ascended the scaffold, and the
prayed some time fervently. Butcher warned the multitude-sto
avoid those wicked courses which had hrotteht him and 14,,c,„‘„
that untimely end. A few minutes before two lye o'clock, ow,l
principally
ythe usual time, tin r the inhabitants of the nei*a
b 1
were launched into eternity. '!he co:icourse of persons a
bled was immense—it is presumed that upwards e3.otXt •o.
sonswerveuplargerift, bring thsrainncgii
were given to their friends, who interred them at Ii ewori,
Wednesday evening. It is lamentable to c.eerve, that durier
time these men were sulTerine the punishment of the law, /Atte
miscreant stole a watch front one of the spectators. The eafn.„
tunate men were both m trried, and had formerly bAnriged.o de.
Sect called Ranters. Aloore had two children (tine an it: el!. 4.
which his wife was delivered since he r tarsi) .na's condeneeee •
and Butcher had also one child, and a wife far advanced ir, leo;
nancy. This woman, with hei child, took a parting tarewdl of
Butcher, on Saturday, prior to the executien.---Fteday
lug, abort nine o'clock, Carlo-and r1.)M:11 Sledk; fae
former convicted of stealing front the hretse of Ir. IL um.,
of Birmingham, and the latter of sheep-stealing at sii„tteme,,r.:
were executed in the front of the jail at Warwick. fitsegie.,
sided for several years past at hhotteswell, and has left a wife
and two daughters; he was a hiegler, and othmeo. a notori,,ta
character ; lie was extremely illiterate, hut. thmugh the curdles
of the He v. Chaplain, died penitent. W. Carer seas a - rynt
at Kidderminster, and several years ago fotmedanintimacevrd
Lottiia Cornforth, a fellow-servant. (This winoan was tried ang
condemned for the same offence, bat afterwards respited am
account of pregnancy.) About five months ago they rinettog
their acne, tintance, and Carter, having seduced her, ;weak
her to rob her master of goods for his use, and also to admit V."
secretly into the house. let the intered which elapsed bennea
this first and second acquaintance with Cornfurth he mantel
another woman, who, with a child, is now being at Wedr,ore.,.
IL., however, since hie condemnation, appeared deeply impera4
with a due sense of his viand situation, and died truly mita:.

MIRTH.
Tuesday ce'nnight, at Wshoer, the Lad' of Lkut. Hwy
Tryon, it N. of a sort.

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• Sept. 7, at Horne, James Leith, Esq. Solicitor, aril Toss
Clerk of Dcal, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Mrs s:a dg
late of Broomfield, in Herne.
Tuesday se'nnight, at Launceston, Mr. Simnel Wakens
Miss Mary Ileanes, both of the parish of Kill:bat:rue.
There was something so unusual in the behaviour of this coal
couple, so strangely at variance with the affectionate stearin
that young persons under similar circumstances manifest :alma
each other' that their conduct is worthy of observation.
soon as the Clergyman had pronounced the nuptial beneilicier,
the bride and bridegroom, by mutual con,ent, quitted the elterO
by different doors, the bridegroom hawing first inft.ned Lis
bride he had no convenience to take her with him, andthat
must follow by the first conveyance she could find.—They the
separated, when the man went about his ordinary al
soon afterwards left the town.

DIED.
Sept. s, at Camberwell Grove, aged 67, Edward 0*
Esq. many years Secretary to the Sun Fire Office.
Sept. 8, at his house, in Addington-square, iiiarrate, Ftitrrl
Bancroft, M.D. it: his 76th year.
Friday, at Charlton Douse, near Blackheath, Carci:tr...b
second daughter of the late Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, Bat
in the 17th year of her age.
Saturday, at Canterbury, Elizabeth, wife of the Rev. Maio.
las Simons, in the 61st year of her age.
Sept. 7, in her 80th year, at Springfield Lodge, Canthennt,
Arianna Margaretta, widow of the late Colonel Ckalmen.
Last week, at their house, iu Union Crescent, 31argatedh
Reynolds, and a ftw days afterwards, Mr. Reynolds, owl
years an inhabitant of that place.

EASTINDIA BIRTHS, 31.1.RRIAGF.S, AND DEATHS
FROM THE MADRAS cocaina or MARCH rt.
Ii! RTIIS.
Feb. 8, at Madura, Nrs. Anne Ilurby, of a son.
The 7th inst. Mrs. Anna Calcraft, of a son and heir.
Feb. 23, at Ryepore, in Chatteraghur, the Lady of Th
Vans Agnew. C.B. of a daughter.
MARRIAGE.
The 26th ult. at the Roman Catholic Chapel, Mr. L P. Fr
sanha, to Miss Anna Brickmire.
DEATHS.

The 9th inst. of the spasmodic cholera, Mrs. Magdalen Stai

rey, aged 65 years. 1
The 2d of January, 1821, at sea, on his passaze .Sozapore,
whither ill health had driven him, Lieut. R. F. of his
Majesty's 55d Regiment.
The 2d inst. at Seringapatam, John South, the infz.nt son d
Anne and W. South, aged seven months and six days.
Sunday afternoon, at the house of John Hinny, Esq. of di
spasmodic cholera, Robert Stevenson, Esq. late of 31anilla.
Sunday night, at his house in Black 'town, Poombavay
vanada Moodelliar, inhabitant of Madras.
FROM THE SAME PAPER OF MARCH 21.
BIRTHS.
The sth inst. at Cuddaloor, the Lady of H. Atkinson,
of a daughter.
The 12th inst. at Pondicherry, the Lady of F. Valli, Eat
of a son. 1
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DEATHS.
On the evening of the 17th instant, Flizabeth, the
daughter of Captain R. H. 6th Light Cavalry.
Fels. '26, at Remedy, of a fever, aged one year ad
months, the infant son of Mr. Thomas Meßican, Sub-.
Surgeon.
Saturday, the 10th inst. the infant daughter of Mr. II Rag;
on the Sunday morning, Mrs. Mary Balfour, wife of thee"
aged 25 ; and the next day, Mrs. Jane Balfour, his motherplid
50 years. Thus in the short space of three days this ries.
nate young man was deprived of a mother, wife, aid child
Feb. 14, at Seringapatam, Captain Charles Dering, of theist
Batt. 18th Regiment, leaving three orphan children to Lulea

his loss.
The 4th inst. at Poonamallee, Lieut. Watts, of his Majestfs
95th Regiment.
The 4th inst. at Vipery, Mr. John Best, late Conunissel
si
Stores at Matulipatam, aged 56.
BENGAL BIRTHS.
Feb. 17, Mrs. Westroop, of a daughter.
Feb. 18, Mrs. E. Cropley, of a son.
Jan. i 9, at L•ickipore, the Lady of Richard Finney, Est
a daughter.
Feb. 7, at Secrole, at the house of Major Bytrs, Comm
ing Ist Batt. 11th Regt. Native Infantry, the Lady of La.'
George Chapman, 2d Batt. 18th Regt. of a daughter.
BENGAL AIARRIAGE.
Jan. 1, at Singapore, Lieut. C. E. Davis, Cantonment It'.
cant at that station, to Miss C. D. Farquhar, second davel
of Lieutenant-Colonel Farquhar, Resident and Com/I=lW'
Singapore.

BENGAL DEATHS.
Feb. 16, Mrs. Mary Dickenson, wife of Quarter-Th.
Serjeant Dickenson, of the ith Light Cm:dry, deeply lam e 7;
Lately, at Cochin, Marianne Amelia, infant daughterdv
Mather, Esq. •

BO:1113AV AI.kBRIAGF-
Feb. 26, at St. Thomas'q Church, )Ir. Sub-Cone
duel Dwyer, of the Gun-Carriage :11anuf:Ictory, Cobb"'
Miss Eliz. Wantir.g.

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