Star.
London, England, 1821-05-30 00:00:00

EXECUTION.

Pozen Noma—Friday morning, at tiff pact eletettedodh_
before a vast assemblage of per.,nts, Ju'tn Bingley, lVon. riuusiZ
and WM. Baskin, the manuLzturers of forgsd Botts, wets 4etts,
cuted at the front of Warwick Jail. 'lle •tuovritt3.,:e inctttii
duals were natives of Birmingham, and had for 501111. 1,,,,s Sup.
plied the London and provincial markets with forged nein
through the Instrumentality of a third person, who hart been ity.
prehentled in London by Foy, the Bank Officer, with form
notes in his possession. Upon his confessitm the above parties
were apprehended, and thel- premises seatehetl,in which war
found 610,000 in amount of forged notes, with the ph..
which they were struck ; and, upon his testimony 'St . Agg
been admitted as evidence lor the prosecution) they were
victed at the last Warwick Assizes. On Thursday night LA,
the three wives, and fifteen children of the itnie,ppy men, west
allowed to visit them, and to remain with them some few home
prior to their dissolution. The scene was truly beatt-rending;
the children were all under eight years of age, and in order se
prevent them knowing their fathers' unhappy condition, it was
impressed on their minds that they were indisposed, and surest!
die. The.poor creatures, thus ignorant of their parents' fate, it
the most affirm manner said, " 0 father, you will soon he to,.
ter," and en witnessing the fears, requested their mothers to seal
for a doctor. Airs. !Ansley fainted, and remained insensible
upon the knee of her husband fur more than one hour. en the
I appointed time for separating them .from each ether, they were
obliged to be dragged from their husbands' arms by aerial forte.
I and the sight was truly distressing. On Friday mooting tlstv
!were brought on the scaffold. Batkin, whore grief 64 ova.
whelmed him, begged that lie might be allowed to give the fatal
signal to the executioner. A handkerchief was given to him fa
that purpose, but after they ware all tied up, and tie prams
were gone through, he continued prying, and declared that he
could not die. On beinkrequested by his fellow-dill-execs Mt le
keep them in suspense—continuing to hold the handkerchief
his hand, ilingley, who was next to him, snatched it front hi
grasp, and exclaimed, " We have lived lige men, and let us die
so," and tbrew the handkerchief on the ground—the deep
standy fell, and in a few minutes their sufferings were eMed.

A Moxstrn.—A fellow dressed genteelly in Hack, haslet*
infested the fields about the Alpha Cottages and Lord's Cricks[
Ground, Mary-la-Bonne, and attacked and maimed females,dusk in the evenings. Two instances reached the route la Fri.
day and Saturday evening. The first was a young lady mama
Jones, who was accosted in a familiar manner by the brute, but
on her repulsing his addresses, be wounded her hi the arm wits
sharp instrument, and mailed!: 'Saturday evening a norseer
maid with two children was accosted by the same petwn, in die
fields, who made a most wanton and indecent attack upon he;
and afterwards cut her in the hip.
Yesterday a boy, in endeavouring to get ttoM be-
hind a coach, on London-bridge, slipped, when ow
of the spikes entered his neck, and before the coach
could be stopped he was dragged a considerable ais-
tance. He was taken to a surgeon's, who dressed his
wound, and thence to his father's, wile, keeps a chand-
ler's shop in Bermondsey, in a most I.itiable state.
FitosT-BITTEN HAND.—The following case of a
frost-bitten hand, is extracted from Captain PARRY'S
Journal :—" His hands. presented a strange appear-
ance; they were perfectly hard, inflexible, colormess,
possessing a degree of translucency, exhibiting more
the external character of pieces of sculptured mar-
ble, than those of animated matter. They were im-
mediately plunged into the cold bath, where they
continued for upwards of two hours, ere the flexibi-
lity was completely recovered; the abstraction of
heat had been so great, that the water in contact
with the fingers congealed upon them, even half
an hour after they had been immersed. During the
cold application, a considerable degree of re-action
took place, attended by acute pain, from which the
patient became so faint and exhausted as to necessi•
tate his being conveyed to bed. In less than three
hours, very active inflammation had supervened, ex-
tending high up the arm, and soon afterwards each
hand, from the wrist downwards, was encine,l in a
bladder, containing upwards of a pint of vi,( 41 eious
fluid. There were, however, three of the fingers of
nne hand, and two of the other, in which lli!S ve,ica-
tion did not form; they continued cord, and perfectly
insensible; and whilst arterial action was powerful,
as far as the first joints of these fingers, the vmels of
their extremities were in a perfect state of collapaon.
During the emploiment of antiphlogistic remedies
to reduce the inflammatory symptoms, various sti-
muli were used ineffectually, to restore animation to
the fingers; when the inflammation began to sub-
side, a separation took place between the dead and
the living parts, and eventually the amputation of
them became necessary."