The Statesman. — 1823-03-28 (London, England)

GREAT ST. Imam —8 to I igst Sherwood-12 to I apt Miss Fanny by Walton-14 to I agst Tinker-20 to I agst Fanatic-25 to 1 agst Columbus.  Intelligence from Vienna, dated the 14th instant, states that a report is current there, that " Commissioners from the three Continental Powers will attend the head-quarters of his Royal Highness the Duke d'AehoeLame in the campaign which is on the eve of commencing." It was M. de Calm, the French Charge d'Affaires at the Court of Berlin, who arrived at Frankfort on the 18th inst. on his route to the bead quarters of the Pyrenean Army, to officiate as a Member of a Diploma'ic Committee. Captain Pbillimore is appointed to the Thetis frigate, at Plymouth. Capt. Harris is appointed to cumunted the Hussar frigate, at Chatham. The Marquis of Londonderry, it is said, is to have an Earldom of the United Kingdom, by the title of Earl of Wynyard, with remainder to Lord George H. Stewart, his Lordship's son by his present Lady. MARRIAGES ♦BOUT TO RC IN Hams L`,/L.—The Huts of Norfolk to Lady Mary Ann Gage, widow of Sir Thomas Gage.—The Duke of St. Alban's to Mrs. Cuthbert.—Lued Petro to Miss Howard. • MARRIAGE Acv—The Marriage Act Repeal Bill I. as received the Royal Assent, and m images will now to solemnized according to the old I.sw of marriage. We state this for the information of the holiday folks. Arden, Candler, and Doughty. the three men convictel at the assizes of unnatural crimes, who were left fur ex.. cation at Lincoln, as mentioned in our last, underwent the sentence of the law, on the drop at Lincolo Castle, on Friday last. Doughty's body was taken to Grantham by his friends; and Arden and Candler were buried on Saturday in St. John's church-yard, in Newport, Lincoln.—(Starnjerd News ) EXECUTION OT JOHN NZWTON TOR THZ MURDER 07 HIS Wire.— After this unfortunate man had been conveyed from the place of trial to the gaol, on Saturday evening, he continued for many hours in a state of great agitation and mental distress. On Sunday he attended Divine Service in the Chapel of the prison, where he conducted himself with propriety. On the more near approach of the hour of dissolution his feelings again became much agitated. At about a quarter after twelve, on hlonday, he was brought towards the scaffold, exclaiming, as he passed along, " have lost my life for three shillings." Having ascended the lodge of the gaol, where he passed e few minutes in prayer with the Chaplain and some fellow-prisoners, he was conducted to the scaffold ; when, looking towards the immense multitude assembled, he exclaimed, in a very loud tone, several times, " John Bolton " John Bolton, of the Hem :" A voice appeared to answer from the crowd : and the prisoner then exclaimed, " John Edwards, are yon come from Severn Hall I" While on the scaffold he sad to the crowd, " This is a sad death to die, my lads, for a young men like me; God bless you all."—" I would give all the wtirld it had not happened." He exclaimed, two or three times, " Don't hang me."—" I hope, Gentlemen. you'll not hang vie yet."—Occasionally he ejaceteted, •' Lord have mercy on me !" Previous to being turned off, he put his shoes (which he wore slipperways) from his feet; and when the drop fell lie died instantly, and apparently without a struggle. The unhappy man occupied a farm of ghoul 170 acres, had been married about ten years, and has left four children. He told a Gentleman who visited him, he had been a very hail husband at all times; that when lie committed the fatal act, he struck and kicked his wife several times ; and that, but for the interposition of Providence, he should, under the influence of his ungoverned feelings, at the same time have sacrificed the life of the child who interposed its cries on the behalf of its mother : this addition to his crimes was happily prevented by the poor child outrunning and escaping from hini.—The unhappy criminal was a large and very muscular man.—Saleplan Journal.