The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-04-06 00:00:00

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Five o'Cr.oCz.--The *lnd hat jest tense font'
the S. W. and the Hebe still remains.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL I.—Arrived the Foripep
Kregen, from flamherils 14f, Teneriff, In Whit.
Pompeii:ft, A int I Lif--.Yettercfay sailed iltelnin
Head, for Barbadoes ;, hod Amelia, hoe
and Biddeford, for. Sew Brunswick.
PERZANCR, A elm. 3—Arrived the Joha as
William, from Oporto for London ; Le Rose,
tree, from St. Motors for Bristol ; and shout 11
sail of coasters and others, 610 remain wind boa'
Si. less, Anti. 3.—The Molly, Union, with a
timber, from Mineheed for Ilsyle, in tanning f
this pier fell to leeward and went on shore on t
beech, and received much damage before she 'isi
olf.—Put in •the brig. Iris, Siggets, froth Harwich'
ILiverpool, with bowsprit sprung.
!Courts SHIELDS, Arum 3 —Tbe brig Lilly, W
son, of Portsea, laden with coal and grindstones,'
en the bead sand last night at 12 o'clock, the ci
saved by the life-boat; part of the cargo has ho
ati vet:
RAMSGATE, APRIL 5.--A hawser on the lir
Pier having broke at the instant the Hannah,
wards, was heaving out,. she has grounded on
White Dyke; the Fowey cutter, and owe of c
large boats are attending to carry out one of I
:bower anchors, and If the weather keeps tenders
we trust she will be got .Wheat title and proteed I
the Riser; a branch pilot is in charge.

EXECUTION Jr NOITINGII.4.If.

Friday morning William Mandeville and Geoff
Needham, the criminals whose trials were report
were executed pursuant to their sentence. Th
bodies were demanded with the usual formalities
the Under-Sheriff, and about eight o'clock the most
ful procession commenced. 'They were conveyed
a cart to the place of rzecution, accompanied by
Rev. R. Smith, one of the General Baptist Wild
in Nottingham, as •►ell as by Mr. Jonathan Holm
Mandeville appeared much affected and wept hilts
all the a). When they erased at the fatal h
which was 6sed in the usual place on the foe
about 10 minutes before nine, Mr. Holmes gave
two verses c.f a hymn, and then another very
their particular request. These were sung and
unhappy culprits joined very heartily. Man
vine then sprung op, and addressed the surround
multitude in a very few would, in which he nines
his hope that the people w mild take warning by
fate ; attributing his criminal course of life to
total neglect of a place of worship, and the indut•
of had company. Needham followed, saying t
his end was also to be attributed to the same caul
he had had a very hard heart, hut it had been softe
within these last feet• days, and he certainky hoped
mercr.nnly through the merits of tt • Retlwa►er
The Rev. R. Smith then addressed the asserah
multitude. Mr. Holmes gave out the brat arm
another hymn, beginning, •• Thy faithfulness, Lt
each moment we find," and after prayer by
Smith, they took a furewel of the culprits, affect
ately shaking hands with each of them. The ear
linnet then began to perform his office, and whil
was fisting the rope round the neck of Needham,
latter exclaimed, " I hope et wilt only be a jour
of pleasure." 'This he repeated with great earn
urea several times. Mandeville threw his handl
chief amongst the crowd, and the cap . was dr
over his fsce, as well as over his companion's.- S
however, Needham continued speaking, and west
distinctly hear, •• The Lord be with you all."
shock hands, and while each of them was crying
with great earnestness-7—'6 The Lord hare m
upon me, Christ have mercy upon me!" the
signal was given, and the drawing away of the
precipitated them into eternity. Needham strap
and was much convulsed. Mandeville did not ap
to suffer so coach.—(Nottingham Review.)

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At a Court lately held at the Trinity-house,
Earl of idvEnroot., in the Chair, GEoftos Go
Esq. and W. T. tWomear, Esq. M. P. were elf
Members of the Corporation, in lieu of J. H. PE
Esq. and Sir WM. FRAZER, Bart., deceased.
ROtitiEßY.-oii Saturday night, Mrs. Plows
laundress, in Pimlico. as finishing her kook
send home : the Hoeft was lying on a table in a I
parlour. She had occasion to go into the yard
pair of stockings ; at her return she found at
articles scattered about the floor, some person In
snatched at a pile lying on the tattle, and ran off
sewers! shirts. .tire.
ROYAL NUPTIALS!! !-t—The forthcoming 1
Marriages are tie universal topic it the Wt•T et
the town—while the attention of theEAstiscompl
absorbed in contemplating the unequalled sultan
of forming an elliancP with Fortune, througt
fa•outite Deputy, Errors, who has yet TWO sp:i
portions of THIRTY TirousAsn POUNOS EACH t
stow upon those Lucky Candidates who prefer
claims at 9., COMNUILL, before neat Thursday
last day of Drawing.
CORN LIU/Await, APRIL 6.—The supply of F
Wheat since this day week caused dull sale fur tam of I
growth. bat the prices fe.r the best. were 2s. perquarierCiai
6ne Foreign sold readily at the above decline.—ltir
higher Ono on it+ duy week.—Oats Is. lower.— lo
Beans, and other at tide. no alteration.
Wheat (Melds) .... 70 94 ' Grey Fees
New ditto
Oitto (Foieign) .... 70 96 Glade.....
Rye 46 50 tickdo
Marley.,... 56 57 Outs
New..... — I Fiae d 0......
Malt 6O 76 Poland d 0..... .....
White tirvia 44 48 Feed do.
New ditto.... ....... Fine Flour
Ditto Boilers . MI b 6 Seconds. .
• . ceas 11tHrlhL1) SIAII.IOET. Aran. b.
To stag tt.WOISaI, per some of SIN.
Seel' ... 3.. 61. to 4s. 6d. I Bead of Cattle this 4
slams .As. 6.1. to 6s. QC Resits
yam_ ba. mt. to 6.. 6d. dlieivai and Lambs ...• •
Port „, Fs. OJ. in 6a. '6l Calves . .
WWI; ....Ba. 0.1. so 9s. 04. Pie' •
HAY-MARKET. •
Hay
clover •—• 51. 0.. Ott. to 71. 0.. I.
Straw

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f ere, Richifiato; and Pomona, 9fty, for Pant'. .