EXECUTION.-Thomas Lynch (...
EXECUTIO.M.-Thomas Lynch (alias Caby), convicted at the late assizes for the county of Waterford, ofi having robbed Anne Geoghegan (a servant at Carreghmorebhouse) of money and wearing apparel, on the 12th of April, at Crahane, was executed in front of the county gaol on Saturday last. He appeared firm, but resigned at tbe place of execution, aud addressed the crowd in a, very auible voice, solemnly dedlarin6 that he had no conceen what- cver in the murdler of the latc 1fr. Power, of Benvoy (of which re. port had accused hirR as the perpetrator); that he never was at Ben. voy in hi, life, and was even ignorant of where it is situated; and that he naver attempted, or intended to attempt, to take the life of any individual. He made nopublic observations with respect to the crnme for which be suffered; but we understard that previous to his being brought out, he admitted that he had committed the rob- bery,but asserted tha.t the only articles which he took from the prose. 1 cutrix were a piece of muslin (about seven yards), a bottle containing soune spirits, And the handkerchief in which they were tied. The respectable clergvman who mtended him, anxious to prevent his though's from being distracted by a variety of topics from the great concerns of eternity, dissuaded him from publicly speaking on this subject, and induced him to confine himself to the solemn disavowal of the other heinous crime attributed to him by common report.- WYateeford Chron*le. Such was the excessive heat of the veather vesterday, that as the london lail wasproeeedlngoverMlansfield,foiet, the twolead. ing horses were so overcome by it, that they could proceed no further, which delayed tho mall upwards of an hour._ Wakefield Journal. [From a Correspondent.] -Some miscreant is gratifying his rnallgnity by writing anonymious letters to respectable merchants and brokers in the eity, of the most insulting and injurious da;crip. tiols. This ptactiea has continued for some time without affording any clue to the author. but circumstances have recently transpired wlich rend' * pitbable tbat his detec?ioo and expcsure are not far *dietaiie