Star.
London, England, 1828-05-06 00:00:00

-BR isToL, =MAN ~ •
RXRCUTTO* OF RINI A lti) Al I 1.1. A RD FOR th
ING FORGED HANK OF IiNGLANDNoTES.

This unfortumite victim to the I.,ffenJed laws
country was executed .this day, on the diop et
over the entrance pf the new gaol. Several beneve,
lent indiiijduals, amongst whom stands fotemot
,Rev. T. Roberts, had used considerable interest i
rain a transmutatidn of his punishment ; and
-Worthy•Members, Mr. Hart Davis and Mr. Biigl
parately applied for this purpose at the office of the
Secretary of Stare; but the only answer was, that I
was of such a. nature that Mr. Peel could not, consist',
with his public duty, recommend the prisoner
Majesty for any extension of the royal mercy. Mi
-himself had fortunately never been buoyed
any hope of pardon, and it is gratifying to icrysw
met his fate with a'penitent mind, and with doinconsider.
able firmness of spirit. He was regularly attended r•
Rev. W.Da y, who with.hisaccUitorned devotednesseaL
duties of his station, it is believed, mackevaay impreisio4
upon the prisoner, and prepared hint, so far as
admonition could go,,for the awful change and
tore fate which awaited him. The unfrequency of
(inns in this city attracted, of course, an immense
blage to witness the execution ; not fewer than
spectators were present. Having finished his devi
with the Rev. Chaplain, who on this morning
companied by* his son, .Millard ascended the pi
at about a quarter past one. The list words
hear to utter in his cell were, in allusion ta the pi
tions, " How long you are, how long you are
without addressing a single word to the multic
to those immediately near him, he was, in a v,
minutes after, launched into eternity, and whin
least struggle appeared to expire. His' tu.o
hanging about an hour, was cut down and delivered
his friends, who were in wairiov.
HORSHAM Stapyitote, petition
House of Commons was nor, a, the papers have
withdrawn, but ordered to lie on the table, an i
read by any ,person applying in the House of
mons. Mr. Stapylton has given notice to Mr,
M P. a visiting Justice at Hor,hani Gaol, that
on Thursday next. himself or by his counsel, mos,
Court of King's Bench for a rule to show cau,
criminal information should not be filed against
wilful mismanagement in the treatment of the
in Horsham Gaul.
About half-pist six o'clock yesterday ev,

young woman,'while crossing dear the end
lane, was knocked down and, run over try
driven at a rapid.rate, from the direction of Smi
She was immediately lifted from the road, and
into a tradesman's shop near the spot, and thew
Bartholomew's hospital, very seriously injto
wheel was said to have passed .over her chr
attention of the bystanders was directed to
'of the chaise, a well apparelled person, who,
waiting la:ascertain what injury the unfortunate
had sustained, drove off at full speed.
FIGHTING EXTRAOINDINANY. few night
pugilistic contest took place between the rw.
one of the Theatres and a celebrated rope
in which the former came off but second best.
been discussing theatrical matters in a publi,
the course of the evening, and tlc manager I
frequent opportunities of asserting the superior
genius as well as of his station tit the work
drama. The dancer, whose manners are extreme+
obtrusive, paid due respect to the elevated r •
despot, until the sneers of authority became
to him. He then assumed the tede of indigoat
vowed that he would be presumptuous aloe;
ercise his fists, of which he had as completi<
mand as of his heels, as appeared from the seer
manager persisted in his tone of supercilious'
derision; and a challenge to fight in the br
Lefore the hotisCs of the L-gislature was girt
cepted. Thei•had.retired from the roam in
war of words commenced, and were on IC
-bridge, when blows were determined to• be st
Each was attended by a friend, and at one in t
ing, in the immediate neiefourhood of ti
Parliament, they,stripped and " went to.wor
hcizing blailtguavils,tetm it: The mtuager
thereite-dancer'hasing blackened both
and "drawn his cork," as the same gintt-
action of breaking** man's nose.

••. MARRIED.
At .Bastings, the Her. Philip Wynter, D.l), Pre
—J°llll.ll College, Ozd, to Harriette Anne, second
emery Boyle Deatsitylge+ late of Herm Grove, perks.

DIED.

Sunday, at the house of John Price, Esq. Camberwell,
James Gray, Minister of:Albion Chapel, London wall,
yearof his age, and third of his Ministry.
At Brownlow BM, Liverpool, in the 72d year of I
Rev. Wm. Myles, who, for fifty years, was a Minister in
of Westleyan Methodists.
Lady Harriet Finch, deter to the Earl of Aylesfortl.
At Coventry, Sir Shears Rew, Aides man of that cit,
Suddenly, LieuellColonel Thomas Gels, of -Geilitown,
banonshire, late of the 3d Regiment of Foot tluards.
In Stratfordylace, Harriet, Lady Wilson, the wife of
Wilson, of Wouburn House, one of the Masters of the '
of Chancery.

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