The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-12-11 00:00:00

EXECUTION AT TILE OLD BAILEY

This mornino, at a few minutes past tied o'clork,
the unfortunate conri.ts doomed to Futrer, wade
their aprarance on the •calfold erected in front of Nen -
gate. 7 hey all evinced the most sincere repentance:lnd
derma resignation. amt were attended by 11 r. Cotton ar•l
1111r.Dcrereux the Catholic clergyman; they %I..relaunched
into eternity while ..ingino the 'sat terse of the Sinners
Latnentation, in n hich they all joined with rev drat..
Lion. The crowd attending %. as...not unnsually I•rear.
It will be remembered that three of the unh4ppy tn• n,
Ifuohk, and Eaton, formed part of the drsper.to
long that infested the flarrow-roa.l.
lialwin, was the leader of a considerable ranf of
housebreakers, tirar P-ntonaille, whose wife and stater
were tried at tb.' List Session hot one.

Scott was comicted of stabbing 14 watchman who en-
deavoured to secure him in the act of breaking into a
house.

Green and Reid lit Leen trniltv of the most flagrant
art, privately ocili lig from Mr. Mortlake, who keeps an
extensive china uar►hnu•e, a great amount of property,
having carried on their nefarious practices for two years.

The Ealt India Company' lt ship Prince Regent ar-
rived at 3ladtas the 29th June.

ExTH.toptii: ,; 4n). Foot liner'----(Extract of a Pri-
vate Letter, dated Cambridge, Dec. 7.)--Yesterday,
the match between James Hie-more and Blunson, to
run ten mile, was decided at Newmarket. The forme.-
is the lad who has done so many wonderful feats by
the side of the Norwich and Harwich teaches, while
the latter has proved himself a brat-rate runner in his
niatehes with old Toni and Rainer. setting three
and four to one on Munson, whose condition was very
bad. Biginore had gained 60 yards upon Blouson,
at the end of the first mile, and continued a st-Ady
pace. At the end of the fifth mile Blunson was ons
mile behind, and was taken extremely 111. Ne, how-
ever, from Greet ',oneness, persevered until to.e
eighth mile, when he was unable to stand. He was
immediately taken to a publim-honse and put to bed.
Although it rained during the whole time of the race.
and the roads exceedingly heavy, the ten miles were
completed in one hour and five minutes with enn,id r
able ease. Bigtmore sting during a great part of his
task. It is scarcely credible that a lad of only eigt t
stone weight, in snrh weather, could perform the un-
dertaking, he having been excessively drunk at twelve
o'clock on the preceJing night.
FATAL AND IRSTRUI TIVE Fiat.---On Thursday
morning, about one o'clock, the house of Mrs. Roper,
the Rose and Crown inn, Kirkby-Lonsdale, was
dss-
covered to be on fire. The hostler, who was the first
person awakened by the dames, immediately gave the
alarm to all the family whom the violence of the Are
would allow him to approach. Mrs. Rorer, two of
her daughters, a female servant, fire servant men, a
traveller, and a professional gentleman, who was a
lodger in the house, effected their escape, most of
them by leaping out of the windows. But the most
lamentable part of the catastrophe is yet to be stated ;
and it is with feelings of regret and horror that we have
to rclate, that five of the female servants became the
victims of the devouring element, and were literally
burnt to aches. The house is entirely destroyed, ant
scarcely any part of the furniture was saved. W.
have not heard how the fire originated.--(Leeds Mer-
cury.)

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Coax-Exca ANag, Dee. 11.-01vIng to advers• wire Is.
we had no arrivals to-day from the Suffolk coast, hat firs
supply of Wheat was large-, with land-carriage sosipira,
from P‘sea, which met heavy sale, the quality bring ver,
inferior, but what was dis of olstainiel leastri7l Mien-
day's priers. Haring bat ledßarley at market, prime
samples sold I. per qr. higher than on this day week.
and the ordinary descriptions sold in tell as good tends
as on Friday. The Oat trade continues very heavy ma.).
except for fine fresh Corn, which supports its prier, bat
the ordinary samples are Is. per gr. lower. In lirans
and Peas Were is no alteration.

spas s ik. Osek. Pariatee II 11
Wheat, lieut. and s. s. Poised
Evsex oew sus 601 old 10 Feed
Suffolk —30 s 60 Flour .... per sea 60 5 i
Norfolk .... old 40 66 Rape Seed, per lut 44N. 4W.
Rye 26 22
Rat

..arley
Malt
White Peas 3B 86 . Marcie ... . ad Oa
Ditto boilers
Grey Ditto.
Ratan Beans 64 86 Brabant Red .. ''''
Tick Ditto B6 114
SMITHFIELD MARKET, sc. 11.—The market toss
aboodantly supplied this morning in cattle; bit hi
14baep the suprlv was not sorest save fortnerMosilays.
Moo Jlest fully maintains last week's prices; bet io.
41ifior qualities bare bnt few buyers.
(To sink the Offal ; per Stone of Slhs.)
bet. ... as. 6d. to 4s. Id. 1 carrto Al ornate,.
Mottos.. as. M. to as. 6d. l Beasts
I
Vial .... Is. Od. to Ss. 6d. Callas
Pork .• .. 4s. 6.1 to /14.104. Sheep and lAiitini... .1144/
Laub ... . Os. Od. to Os. 01. Pip
HAT-MARKST.—The price remain. ..a ter.** last quo-
tation. Straw &not hover no alteration in tba price.
SAT ASS STRAW ?RR LOAD.
Hay .... al. 111 s. to 41. 41. I Straw 11. 1W... 111 U. 144.
Clover .. b. 10s. to 41, 3r,