The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-04-30 00:00:00

bIIIPPING IN EELLIGENCE.

DEAL, APRIL 20.—CAme Aown frlm idle river this mnrr.:
in:, and gilled, the:Henry. Tim:cher. fir New South Wales :
Alliance, for Jamaica; Driver, fur Gihtal:er ; Placedia, fLr
Buenos Ayres; New Harmony. for Cadiz;. Chieftain. for
St. Vincent's; Williams. for Barbadnes ; Harriet, for Qlll.-
1 bee ; and Juno, for Sl. Lucia; and sailed about 4 Pa' with
the. Vannittert, Dalrymple. for China ; arrived and rall• d.
for the river, the Dorsetshlre, Lyder, from Bei gal; Sabi,
Corneby. frogs Lisbon; and Albion, Clemente, Born tor,-
horn.—Wind E.N.E.
FaLIUOUTII,. APRIL 2.—Arrived the WestmorianO, Pat-
ten, from Society island, sailed the 12th Aut. Valparako.
itd Dec. and St: Helena, 19tii Feb. ; Wanchester'Pankit
from the Mediterran an, sailed from Corfu 19111 March;
Malta 98th, and Gibre,iar Ifith April; airs the'Lady Miry
Pelham Packet, from ltiu 4anelro. sailed 2.lth Fah. Sailed
theJsaw, White, for Petersburg; the William, Wilson. did
not sail for Charente as.reporteil Nesterday.—WindEA:%.
• PLVIDATII, APRIL 29.—Arrired the Colon, Loivarin;
from Lisbon in 10 days ; !triton frigate from Portsmouth!
Smyrna, Farmer, from Smyrna, in 314 days ; stalled the
Watchful, Warred, for Loadnn.—Wind?l.N.W.
GRAVESEND, APRIL 20.—Arrived the Hon. Company's
ships Dorina; Bacisinghamehire; Lady Melville; and Mar-
i guess tinnily from Chins.
Anittow, •APniL 9il.—The yacht Eliza, Flamm. from
Swansea to Wicklow, was driven on shore at Movie Head
this day, and it is feared will be totally lost; crew saver:.
SPORTINte ISTELLIOENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, IS3S.
'Furs.. AT, APIIIL 29.
one Didlinglos Stakes of 130 gs. each, 100 gs forfeit, 'for
colts. 845. 71b.. and 3111 es. SA. 41b. Ancaster Mile:
D. of Grafton's c. Cinder, by Wofel, out of Charcoal—. 1
14.11. Cavendish's e, by Orville. out of ill . • .....
• 3 to 4 on Cinder—Won by a head—Three paid.,
Sweepstakes of 100 g.. each, h. ft. for fillies, rising three
years old, and not engaged in the IttilUgs. Stakes, 54%. s'h..
' each, D. M. warranted untried at tue time of naming
(May I I, 1922).
Mr. Wyndham's b. by Whalebone, dam by Gobanna, out
of Amazon.
D. of Grafton's br. f. Veil, by Rubens, out of vestal—. • 2
3 to I on Whalebone—Won by half* length--1112 paid.
The King's Plats of 100 gs. for mares, 3-yr-olds, Sat. Ch.,'
4-yr-olds, fist. 41b.-3-yr-olds, 9st. 10.b.-6-yr-Olds, and
aged, I Ost. R. C.
Mr. Molony's b. m. Luca. 3-yrs-old..
D. of Grafton's eh. f. Wnizgig, 3 ditto.
Mr. Prendergast's ch. f. by Rainbow, 3 ditto..... 3
Mr. Wyndinuit's b. f. Tully, 3 ditto.. -
Mr. Barnard's b. f. by Mtfley, dam by Toileridge
Mr. Goddare's b. f. by Marminn, out of Nymphi no 6
3to I sgst Lass-3 to I eirSt Whizsrlg—G to I agst Rainbow
--3 to 2 agst Teratty —Won by hell a length.
The 2000 gs. Stakes, a subscription of Io')gs. each, h. ft. for
colts, :Ist. 71h., and fillies, Set. 41b. R. M. rising three
years old.
Mr. Rogers's ch. e. Nicol°, brother to Langur.
D. of Grafton's br. c. Talisman, by Soothsayer, out of
PopeJoen l.
D. of Grafton's c. Cinder, by Woful, out of Charcoal.
lA. Exeter's ch. c. Zealot, by Partisan. dam by Ruben'.
Mr. Rogers's b. e. Eden, by Comm, dam by Orville, out
of Cannon-ball's dam.
4to I agst Nieolo-7 to Rossi Talisman-5 tot egst Cinder
to legit Zealot-6 to 1 agst Eden—Won by a bead—
The Judge placed but 2—FlReen paid.
Fifty Pounds by subscription, for 4-yr-olds. 5t.,1111., 5-yr-
olds, Sit. Mb., 6-yr-olds, sad aged, Sst.7lb. Last Torte
Miles of the 11;.C.
Mr. Wyndham's b. e. Centaur, 4.r.01d5.....Wa1ked. over.
Mr. Williamson 's e. by Castrel, out of Dimity, rte. It.
from Mr. looter's f. by Orville, Sst.2lb. each, T. Y. C.
123 sov.

EXECUTION IN THE OLD BAILEY.

This morning the following unfortunate men were exe-
cuted, pursuant to their sentence. in front attic Dehtors:
Door, Neweerete :—John Walker, aged IS, and Jaws
Aldridge. aged 22, for burglary in Prince's-square, St.
George sin the East ; and Henry Seaton, aged 26, for a
burglary in the house of Mr. golmes, bluer.-draper, in
Ratcliffe-highway.
Geeat exertions were made by the friends of Seaton,
who are very respectable, to obtain a mitigation of the
sentence. The Prosecutor and the Rev. Clergyman of
Sbadwell, also yesterd ty waited upon Mr. Peel for the
same purpose: hut, in consequence of tile culprit having
.exercised cruelty towards the servant of Mr. H. at the time
of the robbery, and his having been recognized as oee
of the West End gang, his case was considered mule
serving of merry. Long before the awful hour of deb-
ited ardied, a great concourse of spectators had pignut
hied to witness the mournful exhibition, among whom-
we noticed several respectably attired fent-sire, with
young children in their arms, eagerly pressing throteih
the crowd to obtain a nearer view of the culprits. Every
lamp iron and prominent position in the immediate vi-
deity of the scatfold was thickly occupied, as well as the
windows of the houses opposite the prison. A great num' cr
of notorious chi sees, miry of whom had been discharged at
the Sessions just terminated, were busily engaged in their
customary avocations; and so little impr,ssion did the
awful example appear to make upon them, that daring
the time the executioner Was placing the cords ronnd the
necks of the trembling culprits, firm oSdurate wretches
were indulging in every species of levity. Abolt eight
o'clock, Mr. Steeriff 'Thompson arrived at the ga•sl, awl
shortly after proceeded to the Press Room. Seaton was
then brought in to have his irons knocked off. lie ap-
peared very calm and composed ; and, iu answer to a
question pot to him by the Rev. Dr. Cce ton, he sail,
" This is a trying moment; but I hope for mercy, and
trust my sins will be forgiven me. I reel quite com-
fortable." Aldridge and Walker centincied themselves
with becoming propriety, and listened with great atten-
tion to the religious contarlation offered them by time Or-
dinary of Newgate and by Mr. Baker. The latter gen-
tleman was unremitting in his endeavours to render the
short period of their existence as totufortable as possible,
and frequently ,p;!lied to their parched lips an °ranee,
which twey seemed to receive very gratefully. Thwolii-
cer having pinioned their hands and arms; they proceeded
tovrardirtbe scaffold with a firm step. Seaton first as-
cended the platform. Aldridge followed, and lastly
Walker, who shook hands with Mr. Raker and Dr. Cot.
ton, and expressed his gratitude far their kindness in
preparing him to met his fate, as well as his reliaece on
the Divine mercy. The whole of the preparations being
completed, and a short time spent in prayer, the sie'eal
was given ; the drop fell, and elle world closed on the
unhappy men for ever. Walker, who was of small sta-
ture, appeared much convulsed. Aldridge and Seaton
died almost without a straggle. After the bodies• bad
hung the usual time they were taken down and delivered
to tittle friends for interment.

It is reported in the city, tit it the ?renal at varions p•-
•tiods lately have sent out of their difC•rent port" not less
Auto 10 sail of the line, and 10to713,beavy frigates, to the
West Indies it is also laid dhat tPiey have a force at
livatialottpe and Martinique tif twelve to ditto

. thousand men. .
Persons who have recently left Birmingham state that
the people there 'are fully employed in manufacturing
Sunday-mem i
ing Mr. Kruse. a messenger, arrived in muskets for Spain. 'fen thousand are expected to be
Downinotreet, with despatches from Sir W. Al:minor shipped OtTnvxt work.
Seville. The messenger came by way of Cadiz instead of Coas-Etcriasoi, Avail. 30.—The fresh supplies acorn
through Prance. All the messengers who now pass between to this dgy's market is inn miiderabe. Wheat remains at
England and Spianialce the time course. r
'ln the evening Ofthe same day, nr. Monroe, the King's theaame price as on Moakley, with' lipt littl oing in the
trade. In Barley, Beans. and Peas, there Is noaatt.
Oats dint buyers on toll us good formula last quoted.
messenger; arrived' in Dooming-street,. with despatches
from France. .....• . • • • •
:The young per4lemarf 0.6.12111 tecompanied 'Sir R; 44
• Low:int-Edited:Printed, and Publfshede at the Offlot ot
Wilson to Spain, 11( it settrie,;ltet ble•-of the'soes;Trim STAVISMAN," No. •)07, strand, hy ft.. WABOKI.I..
but A LA..B. fo whom itt
Communications, Orders; &c, are re.
grandson' of Lord grskiie...• • •••• .• " , •• - ~ queited to be addressed.
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