EXECUTION. Ye.terclay morning, at an early hour, an immense concourse of pi r.oss. assembled In the OW thltspur-street, Snow &e. to witness the exeention of Jim ph Boyce, William GI rto Gco-ge Moyeack, and Estlor Sir/tyro/a. HL kuynl HiglisirsA the Prince Regent was most graciously ple;:sed to respite Eothor Jamcpit Boyce, who was ass aged man, was found guilty on the f.st of Jane of having forged a certain deed for the transfer of 3s. it. with intent in the first rout) to defraud the Lank ; and in the second vaunt, to defiant] John Tasker and sa.Smallismsc. Gre;m4, who WaA a genteel young man, of respectable connections, was convicted on the same day at' having forged ft trAftsfrr ut 2.11. in tae 5 per Cent. Anuutues, ychich sift quo(' fu the name of Ellra Coward, to whom he professed a strung attarliment of love. George Mayeack was convicted on the 4th of June, of having 'toned, and published as true, a 21. note. They were confined during the night in one cell, and were attended by the Rev. Mr. I otton and the Rev. Mr. nudge. These three unfortunate men have couducted themselves with the most exemplary propriety, devoting the whole of their time to prayer. and were truly penitent thr the various sins of which they had been 'guilty; nub par►ieulally Gregory, who was very young.. nod by - a melancholy coincidence sii&red the sonienec of the -law on his birtle.ilay. In-allusion to this cir cumstance he. observed to Mr.Rudgc,inst before his irons were • knocked off, •' I shall spend it joyfully ; for I am going, I trust, to keep 'it ev crlaltiugly with my Saviour and God." With respect to Buyer, as some apprehensions had at first been entertained, that he would not leave the world in that lit stud desirable frame ofmind to which he was eventually brought, c give the following letter, which, in the nature of himself and Ilia unhappy companions, he addressed to the Chrevmer.•%the Rev.:James Ruda••) by whom they have been attended since the order tier their execution was received : DEAR STR,-1 sincerely beg pardon fir taking this liberty to write to you, but my present situation, I lurtably trust, will be accepted by you as an excuse. No doubt but you have heard that the Report has • coma here, and that Mr. Geer. ry. with 'ittayeock. arm myself are to suffer on Saturday next. We therefor:: most humbly beg to tell you. that we hope you will favour us with your kind advice to direct us in the best road to heaven. We arc well satisfied no Minister is more capable, and we sincerely hope that you will be kind enough to come to our relief and assistance. I remain, dear Sir, praying to God to have you always in his holy keeping. Your obedient, humble Sevism. !Stet. James Budge. Limehouse, J. BOYCE. 22d July. At eight o . linek the Under Sherif, followed by a few friends, rroereded to the Press-yard. The unhappy delinquents were most strenuous!) employed in singing ps,:luis and spiritual songs; and it wa , found necessary to resort to persuasion to get them from the cell. At twenty minutes past eight they were ushered to the fatal scaffold. Gregory evidently laboured limier a strong till of the fear of de oh, which hi• exhibited to the last moment : on being turned oti, he by some means loosened Ms hands, and would have succeeded in removing his cap : had not the Execm Cotter pitied him by the legs: he died in great agony. Boyce natnif•sted considerable agitation, and died rather hard ; but Itlayeock iNarted tills transitory lite without a strugglecr sigh. —lt was the aliens - , rsary or Royce'so eddin; day. After hang•iic-the usual hour:their bodies were cu► down, and gossiped over to their Erie ,ds for interment. A few evenings since, as Mr. T Merlin , of East Peckham, twits ret timing home on horseback from IM iibridge-ma 'let, two footpads stopped him bet %Veen itidlow and Met eitorth. One of the ruffians snapped a pistol -at his breast, Lilt it did not go off; they then putt d Mr. M. Ml' his horse, and alto- robbing Idol et' 101 ant his watch, made orf user the flu Ids with their booty. A shocking accident happened on Monday morning opposite the 'New Church in the Strand. As a coach and horses were moving on with another coach behi,.d fastrned to it, a tine little boy about ten v ears old, of the mane of Mash, got upon the tale of the latter, from which he kit, and the wheels went over his body. lie Witt , l:{1, , 1 St. 11artholoinew's Hospital, but no liopts arc entertained of his re covery.. A melancholy accident occurred on Saturtlay sennight at tile corner of Orehani-strmt. A fine girl, about to years old, daughter of Mr. Burton, upholsterer, in Oxford -street, amusing herself with other chit chen in a cart. the tall-board being unfastened, the poor little victim unfortunately pressing against it, was precipitated head foretnost, and killed on the spot. The feeling,s of those who witnessed the catastrophe were o kth as would be difficult to describe. On Sunday night a fire broke out at a Coffee-shop at Burligh-street. Strand. The people who occupied the lower part were out, and the lodg rs were obliged to escape out of the first floor windows: amongst whine was a woman who was brought to bell the preceding night. Several engines speedily arrived, by which the fire was extinguished without doing much damage. On Monday night, or Tuesday morning, the wine-vaults in Davis street, Berkeley-square, were broke open and rubbed of 50 dozen of the best wino. The rubbers broke open three strong doors ; and after that there in no doubt but that they regaled themselves profusely with some of the most choice wines, smoked tobacco, &c.; they had also opened a number of bottles of wine, to ascertain the best sorts to carry oft'; fire which Furpose they had put a truck together in the cellar, and used it to carry cif' their booty, which they did publicly on Titese:ty morning, on the truck. The persona who saw them taking away the wine had no suspicion of their being robbers, although at an early hour, from the putlic manner M which they carried it. olr: they appearing to he well acquainted wish the premises. and putting the truck tegether with the .grcat..st ease. as if they had hen accu.stonttyi to it. About nine on Tueslty night. Mary Damon, rensling in Steward's Items. Drury-lane, tied herscif by the neck with a piece ,:f bed-vord ing. but was furtun•itely heard by Mrs. Daley, the landlady of the bonne, groaning very loud, who went up stairs to her mow. and saw her suspended; when she inimedisttly cm her dawn, and sent £hr as sistance. lac a short time signs of returning ,:Mmation appeared, en:l by 10 l;doeiC the was recovered so as to he able to speck. The cause she assigned for this rath act was, her having nu employ, and being without food or auffw•ient clothing. lAA Sunday evening, Mr. Kennedy, of Oxfiml.street, suddenly dropped down and expired. Mr. Adams, the Barrister, of Sek;eant's Inn, has met with an ac indent, by w hich he broke his leg, and is now confined to his room at Zierthaniptim. E. F.NTON, Stock-Broker, '2, Cornhill , ai 1 18, Co arentry.Strret. assures iris rricnds they will approve the New State lottery, as the Scheme rornied to rrkii general appmbation. It con, tains Two Forty Th ousan d s, T wo Thirty l'housands, Two Ten Thou *ands, &t. Three per C I nt. Y'onsol,. Only it,ooo Tickets. Begins h of Septeinl.er• then the I.trst-drawn Pike will receive to,000!. hn andition. Err() k woiety of Tickets and Shares on Sale at Iris forrant.te Others, a:. st:se.:, where, in the Contraet just ended, ke—f Ilow.ng Capitals were cold and shared, and are.now pitying on and: t3.M11 1. 3 .5 5 It, 5.0200 boo 1 , 4 uov 2, etc. tie. OFFICE 01' 01111N.12.1WE, 17th July, 1816, The Principal qllicers of his Majesty's Ordnance do hereby give notice, that they will Sell by Pattie Auction at Mr Tower. nn ,Monday 12th ly* Au t zust nerf, and ,ffilltarinp, day, at Elecrn, pre , isely, ins those days, Sundry Lots if OLD and UNSERVICE ABLE STORES, rantinting I larm.ss, Collars, Hit Halters, Rope Traces, and variotts tither arti cles of S.milery and liarneas I Clothing, and sundry ankles of Bed ding ; Powder Horns, Tents, Tent-Pules and Pieces ; Drums, Bugles, and Trumpets, Mu:Auer and Pistol-stocks and Flints; Cast and Wrought Iron Round•coul Double-headed Shot, Cast Iron Trucks, and Wrought Iron i'arriagc Work, Buslul Iron, Seed, Copper, Pew ter, end mixed Metal ; Tools of all sorts, Spades, Shovels, Bellows, Lanthorns, Standing Vices, IVbeel-Barrows, empty Casks, Old Pack ing Cases, Accmutrinneuts. sundry Old Building Materials, Tarpaulins and Printed Covers; Portable Forges, .litindscrews, and Anvils, Match and Junk ; together with a variety or other Articles. The whole of whirh may he M. wed upon application at Me prineipal Storekeeper's Wee in the Tower, and at the Moat Arsenal at ii"ool. wirh, until Ow day of sale, at whirls pores printed lists of the Lots wiiik aelivered to those Persons who may apply.* the same. fly Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, See. OFFICE OF ORIMINCE. 16th ly. 1816. TIIE Principal lyieers qf Nit Al(Sealy's Ordnance de, hrretw give nailer, that proposals sOll be reached at their ofwe in on or Were Wednesday, the 31st instant frmn such par . sows as may be w!illng to undertake the supply of CARTRIDUE AND OTHER PAPERS. file s al•ire of (ha Department. fier a pe riod of three years, determielable after the expiration of the first year, upon notice of three months, at the option of eith,a- party. Patter's: tithe Paper may be viewed rpm, application to the Comp troller of Mr Royal Laboratory in the Royal .4rsenal, Woolwich ; and farther partienlars, together :rib', the terms and emeditians of the contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall afiere said. may day between the hours of ten and Par o'clock, where Me ',re pair's must be d livered sealed op and endorsed, '• ProposaLs for Car. (ridge Paper ;" hut no proposal cal be admitted oiler the said 51st inst. at breaker o'cliak at noon of the sante day, neither will any trader be notiad unless the party making it, or an aunt in his be/colt skid! attend. By Order af the Board, IL IL ('KEW, Secretary. THE NATIONAT, METROPOLITAN BAZAAR, n, FLEET STREET. THE Public are invited ti; inspect the above Esta blishment, which presents to them Elagant and Extensive Promenades, and a brilliant display of Fashionable and Useful Articles; and which are offered on terms and quality, that the Vendors trust, will insure them 1'11(.64 Patmnage. ••• The Bazaar is own at tn, and closes at 6 o'clock. July $7, 1511. Now publi4iiing . in Monthly Parts, Four Shillings ca , ll, or in Weekly Numbers, One Shilling each, handsomely printed in I killy Quarto. and embellished with nunierouv superb Engravings, to be comprised in Four Volumes, ROBERTSON'S HISTORY OF ALL NATIONS; or NEW UNIVERSAL. HISTORY. containing a copious and correct ac count of the Origin, Progress, and present Condition of every Nation in the World, their Finn.; of Government, Laws, Religion, Mannws and Customs. Arts, Sciences, Trade and Commerce; together with their Geography. Chronology, Curiositio; of Nature and Art, and the Biography of the most illustrious characters in Ancient and Modern History; The whole written in a familiar and entertaining manner. By G. ROBE irrsoN, Es q . Assisted by other Literary Characters. Printed and Published for the Proprietors, and sold at th: NIEN TORIAN Par:as. 21;7. Strand, London; and by all Booksellers, and News Agents in the Kingdom. As there is COVIITTRFTIT MAC 4SSAR eornposel of deleterious ingredients, injurious to the Hair, it is necessary to observe, that the ORIGINAL. AND GENUINE MACASSAR OIL is I:()WLAND'si, and each bottle is inclosed is Rowland's Treatise nn the Hair, and aired on the ou , Otie !she: in Red Ink, A. ROWLAND and SON, price is. M. lns. 6d. and one guinea per bottle, by the Proprietors.— All without tnat signatu re are counterfeits. Also Bt )11 ESSF.NCE OF TYRE; which will immediately and effectually cl:ange lI En or GREY II AIR, EVA-BROWS, WHISK PAIS, etc. to a permanent BROWN or ni.ACK, and so permanent that it cannot he rusioved by washing. It is perfectly innocent, and ladies and gen tlemen may dye their - Hair with EASE and ISECRF.SY. Price ta. and 7s. 6d. per bottle. The Proprietors warrant its efficacy. Sold by the VsolJ Proprietors, No. I. corner of Kirby -street, the first turning on the right, in Hatton-leaden, Holborn; and by most Perfumers and Medicine Venders throughout Europe. INWARD COMPLAINTS. No surer critrrionCari • bCfoisit dtbast crtain • the nature and CRUX' of complicatill Diseases than by analyzing the l'tine. !fence Da. CAMERON. by his strict ettention to this mode of practise, continues to perform the most astonishing Cures in Dangerous and Lingering Complaints. as Diseases of the l.iver and Kidnies, Bilious and other Obstructions, Jaundice, I)yeentrry, Dmissy, Asthma, and all Pulmonic Affections; he ha• also been eminently .siiccecsful in restoring those to perfect health whose constitutions have been im paired by a certain I)isease, a long count' of mercury, or excessive salivation. as well as in all cases of general or local debility, produced by yawns excesses. D.. Cameron's hours of consultation at home (N 0.34. Bettors-street, Oxford -street), are from Ten till Three every day (Sundays excepted). Letters from the country, stating symptoms, and enclosing a ti. note, wi:l be duly answered..Dirmt, " Dr. Cameron, No. 34, Demers strcet, DoTital. London, Advice to the paw without a fee. TO MESSRS. ROWLAND AN!) SON. PROPRIETORS OF ]'BE MACASsAIt OIL, KIRBY-STREET, lIATTOR- tiARDF.N, LONDON. GFNTI.EMEN,—ricing so fullv convinced of the effi cacy of your MACASSAR Ott., that I cannot forbear congra;ulating you and the country upon so valuable a discovery, and you are ptreeetly at liberty to publish the following facts:—A few months .since my hair began to fall off in such quantities, that in a few wneks I he came nearly bald; and befit; ; a young man , and extremely unw illi ng to wear a wig, I applied to 'Mr. Bird, lladr.dres.ser, of Daventry, for advice, who resommended to me the Macassar ; and I have row the ssto , faction of intoning you, that after having applied two bottles of 3s. Gal each, the hair hegan to k ,rrow as th:ek and as strong as ever. I have at this moment as much hair on my head as I tither wish for or require. I remain, Gentlemen, your very obliged Servant, Staverton, Norths, July 14 1106. E. COLLEGE. The inestimable qualities of this Oil, for producing a luxuriant growth of hair on the baldest places—strong and beautiful curls—gloas and pleasant pertinne—Whishers, Eye-brows. Ike. arc fully ex plained in ROIVIA NO'S TREATISE ON THE HAIR. which is indorred with each genuine bottle. The outside label of each bottle is signed RI red ink, '• A. Rowland and Son," Price 3s. Gel. los. mid, and 11. Is. per bottle. Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE. OF TYRE. I - which will immediately and effectually change Red or Grey flair, 1 rye -brows. WM kers. Av. to permanent Brown or Black, and so per. inanent that it cannot be removed by washing, bathing, perspiration, Av. It is perfectly innocent, and ladies and Gentlemen may dee their (lair with ease and secrecy. Price 4s. and 7s. fief. per bottle. '1 he proprietors warrant its efficacy in completely changing the colour of the Hair. fold by the sole Proprietors, as above, and by appointment, by all Perfumers. ;• To prevent impirition, ask for Row•land's Oil, or Rowland'a Dye, and the bignanue in red ink on the Laid of ext•h Witte. .A. !LOWLAND AND SON. PETIT-OIL—A GRAND 10:11 USEFUL DISCOVERY, 420, STRAND, netaly orpoNite the A. MESURE, Cliromne.eter uud Watelt-nAker, in eon sN,sence of the great scarcity c i Bullion, and the exorbitant price of Ould, hsalx'en induced to . prude ice. by long labour a nd s t u d y , a substi tute, which he lots denommatei. PM : this important discovery has been sanctioned by the mar t flattering marks of public approbation. The PETIT-011 appnoeir rates so nearly to Cold, and possesses se much of its ituality, that tie: diflinence can scarcely be observed li:sy the most curious inspector. It has an unrivalled richness of colour; is susceptible of an incom. parable lustre of polish, s id not being so ductile as gold in some re spects, i> not so easily e "voiletl of its beauty by scratch:, ; yet, in others, it yields to tivefectic of the hammer, and may be moulded lit* an% _ _ _ It is particularly adapted for Watch-cans, Snuff-hosts, and all sorts of Jewellery. for whir la gold ii at present employed. As it tarnishea sooner than Gold, it rerptires that care %Nth Gold does not; but every time it is cleaned, it will recover its original lustre and colour. A. M ESITItIi, sole inventor and prop;;etor of PETIT-OH, respect. fully informs the l'ublie, that he has re mowed his Manufactory irons Craven-Buildings, to 420, Strand, oppo site the Atlelphi, where he has on sale a large assartmeret of %Vault'r of all descriptions, with eases made of his incomparabE 2 PETIT-Olt he pledges himself, that if any Watches with his mur.e, sold by him, should nut be bawd to pufonn well, they stall he 'ectified, free of an 1 Isis:not, during the course of a whole year, pror..ted the fault may nt A proceed front any unfair usage or accident ; s",o Gold and Silver Ch tonometers, for Sea and Poeket ; ('ami'd, Jewelled, lionizontah 110 ,plex, Going Furtw, and Plain Watcher, all warranted as above ; lAawisc all sorts of Gold Jewellery. Tltc following articles of PET IT-OR are ready for sale, viz. : Stmtl-boxes, Tooth-pick and Per ell Cases, Spectacles, Opera and Eye ( % 12 mes. Watch-Chains, Seals, itracelets, Neck-Chaim', Titimbles. Condo, and a variety of Ladies' l'late, Table, Drs. sert, Tea and Egg Spoons, Tea and Cream rota, Sugar-Tongs. and Snuff . ..re: the Egg Spoons do not lose their colour in the Fpgs as Silver does, nor has the acid of Fruit a• of effect en the Dessert knives. For Gentlemen in the Army, Sattnls for Cavalry, Infantry, and Grenadiers, Dirks. Dagors, Gorgcts. Beltl later, Spurs, A.c. All sorts of Watch- Cases neatly made, at 14 fixed pi we. 011-M l )l.'lA PETIT-Olt, which wears as well as real Cold, with out requiring any more care, n ule into all sarts of Ladies' Ornaments. The above articles arc streno ously recomitterdad to Captains of Ships, and Gentlemen going to the nest and West Indies. as great tulvantoge may be derived bum them : as also the wrought metal, which miry he moiaded to the fashion of t' te place. The p rr-( can be had no where but at the Inventor a ad Proprietor's Manufactory, where orders will be received fur any sort of Pkte, Jewellery. and Fancy Articles, and due attention paid to 0 Ain. The Wrought Metal sold in Ingots, at 21. 10s. per lb. troy weh ;ht, or I.s. Gd. per or.. flattens d. Prepared ltottge, to elm s the above Articles, sold in small quantities, and woolesale for export- lien, for ready money only. As the Proprietor, A.. : 1 41 ESP HE, does not employ any agent or traveller in the sale of I is PETIT-tilt, all that is bought in an) other shop is not PETIT-0. 1, but an imposition on the public. Orders addressed to hint, at his. !Manufactory, tip. 4411, Strand. will hr punc tually attended to, and. the Genuine Articles will certainly be pros cured. LONDON AURKETS. CORN EXCHAIV(IF, FRIDAY, JULY 26. Fine IVhea! se Is •ery briskly, but we do nut consider it le uc dearer.—liar..ey is nut so brisk, and Is. per qr. cheaper. Inn t h ere are in ore buyers of Malt, hence this article is is. to 2s. per quarter dearer.—Oats are advanced full Is. per quarter, but thew k I . Al briskness in the trade.—Other articles sell readily at Mei ,day's prices: _ . a S. Wheat - 411 aid I White Petty • Fine ditto - Te a it 3 1 trey Pease ii itye . 4'..: at 4s hems . . Parry - 54 . % a 34 Ticks 31a t t , a a tai: Oats I. a. I ft I Po'and oar.. fi4 • If id a wi rout"? dita• 27 • I s a vi I rin• Four - 10 a 151 91 I s ; t.rrond ditto- 64 • TO I a 31 Rapt d :16t. a 3111. AVLItAC E ,ICE OP CORN, PLR .1 I E. England .Da Wales. Drat and. I . s. 6. 6. et. Wheat - 71 7 - Rye . . . 40 6 . Rariry ell a . Itt i 0 ut wren. Fort wLEK LNDIN• Lniisad & Wa'ets. Scetland. s. d. .. d. Peat's 31 9 Pe•ge . - 94 ► • 0 Oatmeal . 95 t tiecr ur Diss — 0 - • AVERAGE PRICE 01 SLCAR, Comm, p•d from the Retnrns made in the Week ending July Ai. 31111E1' ewt. eselt.i‘e of the Duty of Custom. paid of payab le thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. ( From Saturday's London Gazette.) PRICE OF MEAT, FEIDAY, Stailkfichl._ _ s. d. s. t. I Head's/ Cattle at Steer 4 0 4 0 551tA0.14. 74 wt. 4 I) 15 0 Beasts. •bnut - • IV; Veal .. 4 4a .5 0 Sheepand Lambs 70.0 Pork . 5 0a 4 ! Calves "eo Lan a • 4 PIP 4lrigs RUM TB. Nwligite L.eWle.Mll. t •rrime .. d. •. I. Rraf - 3 0 a • • Mutton - 4 444 Vcal - • 3 i • a 0 I Park - 3 0 a 4it Lamb - 4 0• 3 HAY AND STRAW Pk.R Lo %D. 1.. ~ d. L. •. d. Average L. •. d. Hay ' 313 yr. &WWI: Clover - - 0 0 itraw - 2 14 Hay - 5 n rHITLCHAPEL. Clover - 10 btraw . 18 o a 6 0 0 -- 410 0 o.ooo 0 0 0 0 a 3 ;I 0 3 1 II o a li la o s to 0 o 4 7 10 7u • O a 3 4 0 —— 9 1• 0•00• 0 to 111! 111 I Clo Y ver -A6O • 7 0 0 —ti i; Oitnow t 4 I a 9 0 I) 17 co_ COAL PA AKIST. Ships at Starke. Ships sod. a. d. II tID AT, JULY 144 reweastle I• t from I 4 0 • 40 9 Sunderland - o • • 39 • Delivered •t is.. ad on the übicre price. = - ' PRICE OF onday.perby. B mk St ock Woe I9i 3 ter et- Bra. 64 64 3 per ct.C0tt..6.3 I pet ct. Con. 79 1 63 79 sp.ct.N.An.'94 94 Rank L. An. 16 5-16 k 6 5-16 lat4.3p.c.Am lsoh 5 per ct. Ini is Stock 118. 1 , ;1784 1 / 7 9 I. Lwlia Bonds st; pin. 6 7 pm. SI 7 pin. E. Sea Stock Ex. Rills ... 6 pm. 4 6 pm. 4 6 pm. j— 5 6 inn. 3to 6 put ;Minium ..• I.ot. Tic. £93 194. t 1. for Ac. 64t 641 STOCKS FOR THE WEEK. Wednes.l Thum. Friday. Saturday ) .----'2194 Vigil 63 . 63 63 # 3 79 -,79 79 94 . 94 16 l6 16 15-11, 179 f 6 7 pm. £43 19.. .64i London : Printed onil it. 10.. at ISO. tO. ) , eAtancery - Fieet-strt et, and forwarded into the Country by aN Newatnen. Clerk of the Ronda, wad lloolubeitera, ties •4" I's/stage, at its per quarupre JULY ea.