The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-12 00:00:00

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Tido monism Jelin Tye for passing forged note,
egg Memo Riven, for a like °fence, were nettled
porsitastbe their sausage, is Treat of the Debtor's deer
Renate.
• The Sheriffs arrived at the prison about half-pest
stoves, sad shortly after proceeded to the condemned
cells, where the Rev. Mr. Comm, assisted by N,
Baladr, wire admioisteriog the coneolallose *ltalicise
to the unfortunate men. After a short time some
io
prayer, them proceeded to the press-ruts to have their
'rots hoicked tiff. Rivera, who was only. ly yeses of
age, was the lest to sallow the awful papa:sties.
He inhibited a seispoonre worthy a better fate eed
throughout the whole of the trying scene did set be.
tray the lout eautlish. Tye was about $0 years of
age, eta very saistelligent cowman,. He lieemed
is the prayer, of the Rev. Headsmen with the awe
caskss issltiotassee, sad seemed asarody wen ee
the eitimaimi la which he was pieced. The awful
peevipaelese losing oessplusd, lad the sigald gives to
spftiTy. Was leaviag the prosoeusea with a harried
sloshed by Mr. Cetus, Aiwa tbe peetenise
owed slowly forward.
The seisms Moiliag of the bell, mad the were of
pestles of the burial service, begissiog with; n
as
the nisearrectios sod the Life," messed to mikes..
wispy man to a fest settee of his sendidoli. lie
viewed the scaffold with great Nestles, and ascended*
fatal platform with a trembling and hurried step.
Rivers, who was attended by Mr. Baker daring the
done the executioner was performing the duties ef
office on Tye, still osaletained his composure, sad is ai
ewer to a question from Mr. Brews, if be had so
r re.
quest to make, he replied, be shoeW wish his Woe
might be requested to follow him to the grave, "Mid, 11
Mr. B, said should certainly be attended to. At this
awful moment. when the asfortuesSeyeuth was about is
be launched into eternity, a penes, with shoes, it if.
peered, the culprit bad formerly lived, in the equity at
errand-boy, and who had bees robbed *bile he was is
his service, stepped forward, and asked if be was the
planner of that robbery. He immediately burst Ws
tears and replied, that be knew as more of it than the
child unborn. We leave that person to his own rrfer:
doss, who could at such a moment disturb the tboegios
of the unhappy youth, to gratify his unseasonable sad
likfeeling curiosity.
At a quarter after eight the fatal signal etas gives,
aid the unfortunate culprits were tasselled into eternity.
Tye appeared to die without a struggle t Rivers seemed
to suffer much. After banging the maid time, the ho.
dies were delivered to their Moods fur iatermeot.
At ea Agricultural Meeting hell Fat A slithery es
Saturday last, a petition was voted to Patlisieneat, pray
leg for retmesheeest of expeeditore aid Perlismontuy
Refers.
Lord Holland bee entered hit protest spirit butt
the Bills reepeulog Ireland : hit Lordship: havens,
-steely soya. Dimesstiesst—Vassatt lioliesd," with
'sot sesigglog any reuse.
1111. understand that Comasineleser Searle. Ye

lima Si litirliameni.—(P/ymoorA Ikkgrajdo • '
Oa Saturday, a Gentleman from the Surveyetlits'
Dspertmeat attended in St. Jamat's Park, set
Narked oat the ground epos which the sureties'
military monument, is honour of the Peahmelar War,
is so be Meted. The spot chases Is directly at the
back of the Admiralty, *beat halt way between' the
Egyptian cannon and the Horse Guards, and comprises
a circle of between 40 and 50 feet.
SAD Revises lo.i.The young lady, wise was the sob
ject of Butes tiJawinie wi' the list white leeks," sad
to whom he aim% 6 letter to Mt. Thenipeek we are
indebted fur ewes of his beat soap, was • Miss J.-1
L.—n. Sbe etas then young and beautiful, and pos-
sessed of all that gaiety aid vivacity which commonly
accompanyiqach charms. Although she had asset
wooers. ydt sense were fortunate enottzli to win her
affections, or awaken a kindred passion within her
bosom. At leagth, a military of paid his addressee
to the lovely "Uhloris," sad "was • thriving wooer."
With him she eloped, and was married. A female re-
lative of Bunn, who resided with him at Wieland.
Lad frequent opportunities of seeing Miss 1.. at Hares'
house. That person now reside@ it Maacblise, and
was lately mach stirprised to discs's,. is the person
of an old womas, whom she limited to a aight'sledp
iug, the identical "Lassie wi' the Hat white locks."
—(Ayr Courier.)
N Karaite*, Van. S.--Lost week $ mum of the ease
of Edward Oak was apprehended as a deserter, aid he
bait sines essafeesed that he committal a murder shoat
four Sr five years age ea the body of a yeaag wawa
living in London. It appears that Gale tad plied
her /Mentions; bat in eeitsapiesee trf het MK
anxious In knew where his Meads lived, he was so
agitated, that be struck her es the bream, aid thaw
her into the basis in the Regent's Park. The WI
was found 'beat a ',neighs afterwards. and the hrl
maraca a voteliettsi.—Peen4 drowsed. Otitis fell,
committed for trial.—(Sedisiwrjj Jeariseri.)
111,1,asnoa•uowavaarr.--/Piss. ,Keel, a bestir/.
keeper, 41, tieorgretreet. Drury-lase. of wretebed
pomace. was charged with the wilful seeder Cl
Mary Lee (nicknamed long Pell), with whom he es-
habitat, On Sunday morning. It appeared that he
bad beaten the deceased dreadfully, whose bead *A
shockingly disfigured—In the absence of the servos,
Mr. CONANT remanded the prisoner until the Ingest
has viewed the belly.
Pima.-06 Sunday eight, about sine o'clock, se
alarming fire broke net in an naiohabited home. l"
tasted is the Kiag's bead yard, Toeley-street, which
buret with the tamest fay fora wwwiderable period?
the next kayos, also uateaaatesi. moo fell a prey 1°
the flames. About elegem o'clock the flames were fat
ewirr, but not until the two bosses were redeced Is
rani).

MARBLED.
On blondes,. he Wi lastaot. at Liverpool Timor Shaw
trsodreth. Barrister at Low. to Harriet, hem dodge I(
ha late Ashton Byrom. Esq. of Ms View, near Lierpol•
At Liverpool, oa Tisesila) but, Mr. blood Slartioracts
Bicolor, fourth dotijiiter or the late Esiward Roger% kM•
if Go above plisse.

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