Particulars of the execution of John Vartie, for forging a cheque on the Gravesend Bank for £400; George Pearson, for counterfeiting a warrant for £225; & Thos. Daltry, for highway-robbery. : Who were executed on Thursday last, (Dec. 11th) before the debtor's door, Old Bailey, London

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