r 384 . EXECUTIONS. On Monday minting, John Holland, aged 48, and 'William King, aged :10, neon ezerule.l in (runt of the debtors' /loin of Newgine, At an early hoar a crowd ', Cra ft le) and ninny persons were ow Ole spot at throe Wein. k in tire morning, when the %naiad was bronchi from the court-yard and treeted the gaol • of Newiate. Holland, who vilosa Catholic, was attreideli Ly the Hew. Mr. Deoreietta. wretched man, when on his trial, was apparently in perfect health, Intl on 'Monday mor ghe was little better than a skeleton, and Well AO weak as to be al 1111 l incapable of most AMINE the weight of his emaciated rumor. lie has left a wife said ••twothildreto, of wham he tank leave on Sunday, alter attending the rand J see . King has been at • t ended since lois condemnation by the Re•v. Mr. Baker, to lioAe advice lie paid Scspeettiol attention, hut ohses veil a sullen taciturnity Oil the moment of his death. Holland acknowledged Iris crime, and tile justice of his fate, and ever since the arrival of the warrant fur e geett I ion, his time, night and day, has bes•n employed in loud exelama lions and petitions to the Supreme Being ►or surrey and pardon. limoday night two persons of the Catholic peromasion sat up wills hint, and were engaged in prayer the greater pats of the time. Mr. I)everetix arrived at an early boor, and administered the sacraments of the Lord's Stopper, and Ilse Italy anctioot, or absolution. King re c.' it ed the sacrament at the hands of the Rev. Mr. Baker. At a quit ter before eight o'clock the Sheriffs, Messrs. Thompson and Lucas, with the Under-theroli,-- Clarke, Esq. arrived 'ollie gaol, and ptueeeoled to the press yard, where Holland was engaged no devotional exercises. He was relieved tot Isis horns. This man had a very effeminate 'Moe, and kis Seredols of mental anguish were moat ills whole frame was agoonsell wills terror.— !King war brought Isom his cell next, and be approached the anvil, to be released from his irons, with the greatest firmness. Hu assisted the officer in taking them nth, and then walked to the efiettll inner to he pinioned, passing by Holland withooot noticing him, and bound. he ex pressed his readiness to 'floe (lurk had toot shriek en/tau—the Shelia had their watches in their hands--ie walled a n to of the time, this short Militate was alltiost • sin eternity of agony to the slllMClable reaps its: at last the hra of St. Sepsittliie's cluck chimed eight, the convicts fli 'rted au room a dream, and were pieced in a kind of pi el-rheum, following the sheriffs and clergyman, and they walked through the passages of the prison, until they united at the foot of the scoiduld. Holland was first tied up, and then King ascended the scaffold ; he said to the executioner, very hastily, " Pot the cap over my face." 'it is onppoie-1 he Pr w some person who knew him. At a quarter past right o'clock the executioner said that all was prepared, Dr. Coition commenced reading a prayer, and•in the middle of it took out his handkerchief, and gave the enstumary signal, the boat we. drawn, and the men launched into Memory. 'flue instant the drop tell time mob shouted loud tier rations repeatedly, and there were clic* of " Where's the Bishop?" and oilier expi elisions: At Iliac o'clock the bodies were cut down, • and after being placed in dill...rent simile, were rye') to the relatives fur Mteruncot. Another :mini example was made en Wednesday, My 11:e extmetion of no less Own ' , ix mileepny men, all the ',rime of life, and some-tit them eel.) panic, Mho held f'or• Jetted all claim to lure el , . Tenn uaot"s were—Ed teas 111'Willienes, William Reeding, Samuel Greenwood, John ?Ober's, Frank Pentium, end W einem Weibull', alias Cor bett, all for 'ebbe' its. 'fint enema was untchltrrater than on Monday e 4444 nein, and Mete WAS 511 her of *omen al this most tee aide exhileitime.—'llie .ntettnietataie men romlat•ted themselves with great fulti and seemed perfectly resigned to their tate. DLSIMUCTIVE FIRE IN HOLSOKII...—Ott Saturday night, at about a qu4rier of an hour before .welve o'clock, all alarm of•lire was given by the family of Mr. NValker, fruiter bed and mattress manufacturer, Go, litah-Htil horn, two doors above 11.1nd-court, and next door to M Taylor's architectural libr,ry. At the time the faintly, consistiog Oddly of females, threw op -rs the shop door and rushed out tutu the street in great ciisorder ; a shower in slinks were seen lonia without tailing down the stairs at toe back of the shop from the fires floor in great shun-• dance, and it was evident that tile interior of the Amuse, flow the first to the second ttior, was even enveloped in a body of Me. A passenger ininiedinely ran to obtain a Aire etignie. -In less than two minutes alter the family escaped, the smoke, which Issued in volumes Ir tit:• nom, Nat so great as to 'nevem any one (ruin saving the property, witicii was iii a blaze lactate 'he engine arrived. —rite initial a of the adjoiimag houses reeenctl a Mot ly alarm but the progress of thefire was Ma rapid, that NI r. Taylor's architectural Irtnary was ou 'fire and in a bIIJL.• benne any of the highly taluable scientific books and drawings which it contained could be gut not. The house tut she other aisle of Mr. \tialker's, No. tit, was before it in the same situation, and twitting, as we are informed, of any value, was sated Irmo eitt.er. In a ninnue or two after the arrit al of toe Eagle lire etigthe tile rows of two of the houses fell in, and the turee front butts. a were Soon in such a comlition that the firemen, wan the other engitaes that followed, thought only of directing their effoirs to preserve the adjuitiont premises. Toe tire had caught the tiii ! .cr not); u. Alr. Tale's tile baker, at the corner of hood-tourt. bdt by splitted efforts by the firemen it was subdued, and by vigorous working. the mil-sitop, No in, was saved. Although the fire was checked in trout, it gained ground greatiy behind; and as there was a keen tvitill blowing in a _North-westerly direction, the flames wets con tttttt hicalett rapidly 10 the. back preilllSeS or Ole adjoi.litig houses its ]laud-court, and two houses there were speetaily iu flames; the them o, however, soon presented a further progress. About two u'elot kin the min niug.. tieniti.uus motion in Lie limn walls g ve ouiice to the firemen, and the by slanders in the street, to get mat of u e way, and in a minute alwr the Jima u: Mr Walker's bit ,sl, and that 01 :Nil. 61, 1 ' ,..11 in with a tremendous Tite lire 01.1:1e very little progress alien that time. Mr Jnutlt, t,ie occupier of the wuue.vaulls, adioittiog tit ;Lod tour, had beet) for bottle lithe unwell, but the shock given to him by the ititelligetice of the danger WWI sit great, that he expired in the anus of some persons %%be were eonsecuib him tip the court to a place of stife.y. that .:tant.tutia arAtririgice we rltttld of rAp REGISTER THE NA' no loss of Ilk in consequence of the conflagrati (((( . No estimate can he made of the loss, but from such infor mation as could be collected, we understand that MOM of the properly was insured. The engines were playing upon the ruins nearly the whole of Sunday. Some dmeerous piles of chimneys were left standing. The thieves mustered in great numbers, but got little (rout anv but the bystanders. BIRTHS. • At Wonton Bassett, Wilts, the lady of the Rev. T. 11. Ripley, of a son. Mra. Wm. Power, of Alderigate street, of a son. At Falmouth, the laity or C. rower, esq. ci a daughter. The Icily at Major Dragoon Guards. of a dangliter. At biathlon, Susses. She lady of LAeut..cul. Powunsaft, It. H. Ar• hod C. 8., of a win. jiie (oily of C. J. Alonichimess, esq. Craven Wrest, Strand, of a inn. The lady of Wm. bt.suley, esq. of Alif)101144/Ohlt, Et4tl, of a daughter. MARRIED. John Merman, ern. of Great Unwell street. Blonmsbary, to Kate, datiOner of the late Major C. Blade°, of the Vith Dragoons. At Clapham, Air. N. Ditudo. ut Penusbary, Clapham, to Caroline, second dauqliter of the late J. Hewitt, earl. of Clapham common. tlr. John Itobeits, of Foley place, Mai yleboite, to Muriel, eldest daughter of W. Roberts, esq. of Hampton, Oxfordshire. Al Mary leboue choreic, G. edition, junior, col. of slitwood park, "Wiltshire, to Mary Anne, slaughter of Jamei Suthciland, esq. of Ulucesier street, Putman square. Al Plrloight eharch, oval - tinildford, 11. W. B. W. Ilastey, esq. of Healey park, Surrey,. to Mary Noel, third daughter of A. Sliding, eel. of Drumpeilier, Lanarkshire, and Or Pirbright lodge, Surrey. At St. Proc.**, W. U. Blair, esq. of Glasgow, to Miss Woe Brace. of Upper (lower street, Bedford square, wily daughter or the late Dr. niece. At Camberwell. E. W. Wright, esq. cf Mauston upon Stone. to Melilla A nue. only daughter of A. lairkaisa,mq. of Peckham, iu the coital) , of Corey. At cibraltar, .1. !lately, tog. inrgeon of Iris Gith regiment of foot, to Alio Clizancili Pritchard, m the above place. At ot. Clement Ditties. Samuel Minton, esq. of Birmingham, to secomiclaugliter of Mr. J. Mulls, of M. Cletuctit'i church. yard. .it Ilertesbary, Wiltshire, J. B. Higgs. esq. of Monument yard, to Charlotte, elder( danghter of W. M. Everett, eq. of the turista place. DIED. At Brampton, aged 70 years, Mrs. Mary Ane CVO, widow of the late Katt. Cato, al. of the lion. Lad India Company's Lominissaiiat Department. uu hion.lay last, In Cullom Street, rencharch street, aged 3G years, Joseph Ilara. awe, On the Vat of September last, at St. George's, Grenada, James t)'itilen, es t. At Musket Harborough, Leicestershire, T. Garner, esq. aged 84; nearly 60 years a respectable inhabitant at that place. Ai Cameerssell, Ann, Use wife u. Mr. It. J. Lindgren, aged V, and only ihnulder of the late Capt. J. Calvert. of Mukesley. Yorkshire. on the llttb inst., the Nev. N. esiebYftle, of Pakeithaus„ I. mmtiolk, vicar of Oid Newton, 1,, eke same county. Mitts I.OIIW, Line stile, Groupe/ice, ase the 44th year of bis age, John fielder, eq. puts eyor to his Majesty's laces. A ROWLAND a SON, Sole Proprietors of 11.. the Original MACASSAR OIL, respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public at large, they have removed ao No. 20, HATTON GARDEN. Also beg to CAUTION,• that in consequence of the universal demand-for their ORIGINAL and GENUINE MACASSAR OIL, impostors purchase the empty bottles, and attempt to deceive the public with spurious Macassar Oil, composed of injurions ingredients, offering it for sale at a lower price, and without the label ; and others sign Rowlandsnn, ' imitating the signature, which renders it ne cessAry on porehasing to ask for ROW LAND'S MACASSAR OIL, and strictly to observe that none are genuine without-the little book inside the wrapper ; and the label is signed on the out►ide in Red, " A Rowland and Sat."—The prioes are Is. 6d.; 71. ; 10s. 6.1. and 24x. per bottle. All other prices are impo sitions.—Tbe genuine has the address on the label, " No. 20, Hatton Garden." Patronised by 'his Rnyal Highnen the DUKE OF SUFSEX; and most of the ROYAL FAMILY, their Imperial Majesties the EMPEROR and EMPRESS of RUSSIA. His Imperial Majesty the EMPEROR or (litres, their Excellencies the Dukes DS L'INPANTADO and BE SAN CARLOS, and the DUKE or BRUNSWICK ; by their •futpecial Authority : and most of the Nobility throughout Europe— ROW LAND'S MACASSAR OIL, (The Original and Genuine) which for many years baa been uni versally admired, end•is the best and cheapest article for nou rishing the Hair, preventing its falling off or turning grey, pre serves it to the latest period of life ; promotes a luxuriant growth ou the boldest places. CURLY HAIR—It prodooes and makes the curl firm during exercise, or in damp weather—renders Hair that is harsh and dry as soft as silk, g!osay, elegant, and beautiful. indisposition, ,Iceutichement, &c. during which this Oil should be regularly applied, as it prevents the Hair being injured, .ucb as falling off or changing redone, sad retains its beauty--prodaces W HISKERS, EYE-BROWS, &e. Citaxneys's liain—A slue attention to Childreu's flair is of the utmost importance. This Oil is invaleable ;it eradicates the scurf easy and pleasant, and is superior to combs, soaps, &c. wakes the Half firm iu its roots, and fixes a stamina fur a beautiful Head of Iloir. RED WIISCERS, GREY WRICIERR, EYE BROWS, Hair on the Head, effectually changed to !liven or Black. by the use of ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TIRE. By merely wettingthe flair, it immediately produces a perfect change.-- Price 4s. ; 7s. lid. ; and 10s. lid. per bottle. Sold be the Sole Proprietors, A. Ituiv'aud and Son, No. 20, Flatten Garden, Hotooris, London; and by appointment, by Messrs. Ilendriea, Titehbourne street; Smyth, 117, Gattie and Pierce, 57, D. Ri ;go, .35, New Bond-street ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur.street ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Berry and Co. 17, Greek-street : Boilers, 4, Clwapaide, and 220, Regent street ; Rowney, 100, llatton-Gardeu ;J. T. Riggs, 65, Cheap• side ; Taite, 41, Johnston, lib, Curohill ; Newberry. 45, Edwards, 116. St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton, Bow Church yard ; Burgess, 63, Ilulborn-hill ; Low, 330, Prout, 229, Strand ; klarcbiy and Sons, 95, Fleet market ; Ford, Fen church-street ; Colley. 26, iN harton, Bishopagate-street ; Bart lett, Hatton garden ; Gibbing, Fleet-market, Swift, Holborn; Graves,Oxford-street ; W °oilman, Piccadilly ; and Nix, 'loyal Exchange ; and by most Perfumers and 31edicine Venders. Ask for " Itowla.ur's Oil," or " Rowland's I)ye," and ob serve the signature," A. HOW LAND and SON." CHILD BED Linen Millinery, Dress, Stay, and Cloak Warehouse, N 0.39, City-road, Near Finsbury square.--Mrs. I NC KA M most respectfully informs ber Friends and the Public in general, that she has laid in a well-selected, Lsbionahle, and large assortineot of Child-bed Linen uf every kind, 31illiutry of every description, snob as lace, dress, mourn ing, nklit and all oilier kind of caps, turbans, handkerchiefs, frills, Ac. Very cheap, Dresses, Pelisses, and Cloaks of all sort., made in the first style of fashion and dispatch, at very moderate eliarges--Ladies are respectfully invited to inspect the above collet tion.---Observe a Dull in the window, and it i s , neat door to the Dustiz 'Jamie, Cabinet, and Chair Manufactory rARKZTS. - CORN 1 7 .tt7NGE, FRIDAY. Nov. 19. There was some business done in the market this morning, although we cannot quote any alteration in prier. The supply since Wednesday is confined to the arrival of a few land samples, but u it is known that considerable quantities of grain are on the way up. the price is kept from advancing. The fine samples of Wheat were readily taken at Wednesday's quotations, and Barley also erected sales at the prices of that day. Oats were in good request, and very steadily maintained their advance of last market day. Nothing material has been done in Beans and Peas, which are without alteration. Several Dundee ships, with grain. remain at Harwich, confined to that port in consequence of adverse winds, but this supply is expected up by the Data market day. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Nov. 45. Our market was but moderately supplied with all kinds of Grain this morning, and very little business was done in Wheat, which has not varied from our last quotations. In Dailey there is likewise no alteration, but twine business has been done this morning in Oats, which, in consequence of the smallness of the supply, has advanced about is. per (planer. In Ruins and Peas very little has been done, and both are without say variation in price. Upon the whole, the market wu heavy in all Grain, except Oats, purchasers holding back, in expectation of large arrivals when the adverse weather, which now prevents their conning up, shall have changed. CUILREN l Pia Per Winch :1.1 U& wt. mier %tea►ure MONDAY. I. r. 2ti a 40 ST x 41 40 a 4S VO u 22 oiN lOK r. of Eight Bodo wautititt. I. t. 27 a 41 sti a 45 40 a 49 20 a 22 IL 11 MAI:, /1111/111r. 1.. I. 1.7 a 4l as a 40 42 a 30 20 a 22 Old Wheat New lied Wheat New White do Rye Braun., lor buck Marley Pule 3ldli Feed data Oren orliollind do. New Tick hewn, Old dal° New lhteou (IMO Peaw “iey Pen+e Itupnicedkr law a 23 a 27 52 a 60 18 a 22 g 3 a 28 23 a 25 26 a 29 29 a 31 34 a 36 28 a 31 241. a M. -- a Y 9 a 28 91 a 00 18 a 22 23 a 28 23 a 25 8; a 29 29 a 31 94 a 38 28 a 31 W. a 284 a -- 43 a 2T 32 a 60 IS a kS 24 a la 28 a 25 26 a 43 28 a 41. 34 a 36 28 a SI 241. a 26,. FOItEIGN. American Itiga and Wismar Russia and shies• laud ditto Rye Barley Feed Outs Brew or Poland do Pi:;enn Beans. Bodin% Pease Grey Pease Linseed peep . . a 40 a 44 Ed a S 2 • -... 40 • 44 18 a S 2 -- a 40 a 44 211 a SS 26 a 28 1$ at 20 22 a 24 19 a 22 24 a 26 27 a 29 24 a 36 25 a 2/4 31 a 36 Y 6 n 28 18 a YU 22 a 24 ;9 a 21 24 a 26 27 a 29 24 a 36 23 a 28 32 a 36 28 a 28 16 a 'L9 u 2 a 24 12 a 4 24 • :6 VI a :9 24 a 36 25 a •s 9 32 it 311 AVERAGE. PRICE OF CONN, l'er Quarter, sit the Fwei Alaiitinie Matrices id ENGLAND and WALES, fur el 0 Week euthug Nov. VS<I, extracted trust S111;414143 • GaLette. W4seat... 39s Od Barley... 28. I Beaus 26. 2s Nye.... IN; Td I Oats.... Ns 4d I Peas ... tes, ltd BROWN 01: MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Pt ice from the Reim ati. matte in the Week ending eilneaday last. Ytis. 01.1. per e*t. exchisi% e of ditty. I'ItICE 01 Per Sack of Five FLOUR, sublieli,ur 2800. a. AlmMay. S. as American Flour ... 28 a 20 rer 'Sart el of II cvot. the Umirlet is Loaf. s. s. Fine Engta.li Finny 313 • 40 SecoutL. oluso .... SU a S.:l BREAI), 711. to bd. PRICE OF HI Pockets. r 1. t s. G 0 a S 0 Knit Sussex 2 0 a 2 1$ LA.px Yeatliors [OM per Cwt. I Bags. .€ e. £ s 1 Kent Sussex Yearlings OW chili) PRICE OF LEATHER, Per Pound. Butts, AO to tilbs eacb Dressing Hides Vote Coach hides Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs, fur euttiug !htto, 45 to Zit/Ws Calf SLiob, SO so 401 be Ditto. 50 to 10110, ..... ....... 21t1 to 324 Ditto, 10 to 8019 s. 2sd to t Til Tainted Horse Hides Smolt Seals ((iteetilittul) Large ditto, per pound .. . .• • lnd to i9d SMITHFIELD MARK E I . ...•••••• FRTUAY, Nov. 29.—There was but a moderate supply of Beasts ut mitr..et this day, but the sales of Reef were not so brisk as un Monday, and prices were somewhat lower. MUttoll was in good demand, at an advance on last quotations, and Veal wiis also deafer than on 31onday, both supplies being short. rook elliicted a ready sale at Ws. Yd. per stone tor the lineal quality. 'I ite I Iluwwg ts a CoriCel. LaLeilicl6l ut tar prices uutl uunubrrs at nbaket:— Pif 1 C ts. of MEAT, exclusive of the ()dal, which consists ut I lead, Ent' tol•otod tilde, stud is %sot tit about Id. pet p I.—Per StUas of dibs, SION I.A 1. Beef 2s Gd to 3s Od u too 2s ltd to Ss Oil Lamb Us Oil to 0* 0.1 Vest 4s Od to 5s Od Pork 2s lid to 3. rid Head of Cottle at mut krt. Beasts Sharp els* Calves F 114114 V. Beer ft 0.1 to S. 44 Mottos. 24 fiol t• 34 44 Lam 6 0. 041 to 0. 0,1 %thl 4% 04 to 2. 64 Ports 3. 91 to 4.1. V i Head of Cable at Nlarke ., 559 Sheri. 120 Gullet 1-0 flay IIAV . - - - o to to 5 0 • • • - 13 a 0 to t 4 7 • • • • JCI Ig 0 to 116 0 Clover Straw LONDON : Printed and Published by the Proprietor, JOHN TIV/t;fi', at the Ore; 76, Pluet-Street, why.. all Letters I. the Editor, (po'l paid) wont be addiecbcd. ,e .