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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1803. _ z_ [PRI[PRICE SIXPENCE. --... •.{ 0108 NUMBER 361 CHRIST'S HOSPITAL. 213rn January, 11103 THE GENERAL COURT having resolved, if an) suritlus Balance should arise, to appropriate such part of the same as may appea: prudent, for the establishment of • Fund for gradually Rebuilding this H epital, the Governors tike the mode of stating, that the neceetitv therm , has arisen trum the vet) , heavy annual charge of keel ing in repair an an cient Erection, w Inch has been pi niesional ry declared incapable, el many pat u, of being long upheld, and from its lia - ang there t.rtre been Rerolvexl, " That it is far more the interest of th- Huepital to expend "any Sum that may licreafrar be voted up• 11) a plan for the " gradual and uniform Rebuilding of the Hot,Utal, than to " enter Otto a further Repair of the present " The first obieezt to view by the Governors, as inuzli a• poi sible to pntreut a decrees,. in the number of Child-enannually admitted--The .tearing (hire obt-et hart hithertn presented any appropriation to the Building Fund ; and it is not probable nett the general erperes-s will ever permit any considerable at,ou of 2lnceatte nftlus Mouse to be so applied: a former ts,o u eral Curt th•refOrC revolved tiiianinwitsly, " That a Subscription he immediately opened, to render " effectual aid to the rulid which may arise from the appro " pnatian of the surplus iteuernie towards the eradual a. building this Hospital on its pr es e nt scat:, and r. thst which the Grirrniir; err. enabled to purchase tinder the autlio " city of Parlament, fur the improvement a.id enlai:ement " thereof in Liindoti." c d itiou has already received the countenance of gamey Governer., whose names, and the sums titer have 'ob tained, appcir heneunder, and to whom the Oerveral Court tnus make their ittblic aAtiowlerleteants. Twu other Royal if.. ? ,tai s those of Saint Bartholomew and St.Thomm, were Rebuilt by public Subs Tipton ; and after the Lbenl Nalyoft this Oisrity has experieneed for two centuries and an half, the Governors entertain the confident expectation, that a Riry:.l Seminary, rendered important to the Kingdom at Icrge by tts magnit .de, and by the liberal Education and Main tenance it arfia.da, will also receive etvourable attention from the Geeeroos snit Opulent ul on so interesting an occasion and this General Court embrace the opportunity so early *Raided, o. voting Their unanimous Thanks to the Corporation of the City of London, for their unanimous Resol untie " to cub-cribs the 4 ' sore of One Thousand Pounds towards the gradual Rebuild " 114 of Christ's Hospital uvon its present scite in which a further proof of the accustomed proteztiou and at tention of that respectable Bock to the Or i altans of this City and otter!, is etnineutly conspicuous and an example held forth worthy of imitation. By order of a General Court holden this day, RICHARD CORP, Clerk. ACCOUNT OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.' The Corpotation of Loudon, as above. L lOOO The Woeshipful Company of Grovels lO3 t,. Right Worship(l Sir J. John Dent, Eaq . Wm. A ider.ou Bart. William Robinsoti, Esq lOO Alderman ' Pres ident.. 100 EdsAiii Foote' FAq lOO Wormipful Jas. Palmer, John Gadfrey, 10u Elm Treasurer. lOO Brook Watson, Esq. KO l der man .. - hue Vlrslkxr, ..• • • • )01ta Isq. . 100 Cirroge Godwin, tOO Charles Pieschsll, Esq.... 100 Amos Clirkstros, Esq.— 100 R Clark, Esq.-- 100 70h0 Atkins, Esq. lOO C S. Strang, Eq. lOO Thorns, Roberts, Esq.... 100 Francis Grating, FAR.... 100 Esq Conte Donne, Esq 2OO Hon. a d Rt. Rev. Slime, Lord Bishop of Dur lum lOO Sir R. Newdigate, Bt 2OO /tight bon. Alexander, sord V.)c,A;nt Brill port lOO Archibald Paxton, Esq 100 William beat, 100 John Brick is acid, Esq 100 Hoi. Gee. W . lOO Ridwd 100 Thomas Colas, lOO I'. E. Freeman, Esi lOO 50 Edlatund Wilcox, Esq 50 Samuel So-snqoet, Fag 100 John Whitmore, Esq 100 John Turn • r, Esq. (Flew stmt; Wham H grilses], Esq lOO Esq lOO J. J. AngcNtvin, EN lO5 .rfancas Wilson, Esq.— J. Anthony tt u. r, Esq. 200 1). 11. Rucker, Esq..— 100 ,Robed I lankay, IZ q 5O Thomas Po. od 1, Esq.. 100 Samuel Long, Es 4 lOO Thom.us Latham, Esq lOO I ltobertlAmt, Erg. ... 100 Notea—AllSub-4riptions are and the Account may be hag* the Hospital." Richard Lee, Esq. lOO William Vosanquer, Eq. 30 Thomas Sayer, Esq 50 Rev Matthew Thomas 3O Benlarnin Cole, Esq 100 Solomon fingarn Esq :/t/ Charles Flower, F. 44. Al derman James Jacks, Esq.• 5O George Clarke, Eeq. Al derman. Thomas Roweroft, Esq. Alderman.. lO5 DarAl Pike Watts, 100 Rol)ert Precious Esq loo John B. 50 William Willis, Eq lOO Th Jmas Jame-, Esq 5O Rcr. Rob. Cranmer, 100 belt: Hawkins Browne, EA. and Rev. T. borne, nut of the R?st - due of the }sate of . hue Hawkins Esq.-1000 invested as they are raitived ; acted at the Counting-House of THE GREAT ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Consisting ni 44 000 Ticketi, To begin Drawing 4th APRIL, 1803. GRAND SCHEME. Valor of each. Tot.' Value. 1.20,000 is 1.80,000 10,000 50.000 b,OOO 13,000 2,0, 0 6,000 1,000 -- 5,000 Ito 5,000 50 3,000 250,000 No. of Priz 4 of 60 1%54)0 That Schem: differs from all others for many Years pat, in the circumstance of nut haying any Fra:s fixed for particular days. c wiFr and CO. No. 11, POULTRY , are a p p 0 pointed by G pvernarmt to sell the Ticit:ts and Shares di the above Lottery. This o.fice (established in the Ytar 17591 has been fortunate in the Sale of Capital Prisers,TITSRISKN of which were of the Last and Three preceding Lott:r es, and snme of them divided mute rainy Shares. THE OLD ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Tropetly so called, because the Cap:tal Prizes are not appointed tube dawn at any stated Times, but 'tie left entirely to the Chance of tbeWheel, agreeaoly to the old Mode of Drawing. kliou Drawing 04 Alust lay, April 1903. THE - TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS , EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, are no selling, to great variety of Nuintires, and on the lowest Terms. 'roe Money for the Prises paid on demand, by HORNSItY and Co. Stock-Booker:, at their old catablo lied State Loottery,Oibee, th cenied pursuant to Act of Parliament) No. 2ti, Cornhiil, oppo site the It yal Exchange, Loudon. • SCHEME. No. of Pries. Velar °teach. Total Val. ot. 4 .... of .... 10,0001-- is .... .; 10,%/0 jO,OO O 2,000 ... • 6,0v0 000 12,500 20 ... • .250,000 44,000 Tickets 392,000 The Scheme con!ains four Pfaes of 20,009'. which is a much la , tcr proportion of Capitab th.tti was es,. ko.r.vn tfor. The lowed Pvise is Twentc Pounds, 511 Aff.illgt:laellt which has tsar received pubic Approbation. Sank, Ind* and !South-Sea Stocks, wth the'T sty sral An mutate., and aU kinda at rjossmanseut 1.4401. aid s rid bf einunias VICTUALLING OFFICE, Ist Festtumtv, 1803. THE Cointn.i.t.tionera for i r ktualting His Maje: lfe Nary, do hereby give Notice, that on Tuesday the 224 !aslant, they will be rawly to receive Tenders, is writi, , g, (seeded up) and treat for Five Hundred Thoeuand Goldstone, or Brows Dillow Pods, not less thaw Forty-ek:ht indictee' Length, fit fir ...shako, Coopers Twigs; and for One Tkonsinui Bahl If English Foggier the Use of the Cooperage. To be answerable to a tenples to les prodoweei w;th the respective Tenders ; to be delivered the fads in Three, and the Flags ix ruche 3fonths, by molar 31 r ethly Proportions, into the Stares at Depylerd ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with leered, wiinctii Days after Date. N. B. Na Te.ider for a iru =24eantity thaw Fifty Thasand R 2s nitl be received. The Conditions of the Contracts may be sten at the Secretary's OJAI e ; asst ell Persons who may think proper t ) make Tenders oyes the said Occasion, are (154; rd to tube Notice, that no Regard trill be had to tiny Tender, in whit h the I'rice shall not be inserted in Words at I.enzth, or that shall not be deirercd to the Hoard before One oClock on the said Tics:loy the 2!d Instant, nor sinless the Person icho MACS she Te,ider, or s•ntie Perwst um his behalf, gum's, to ensurer On 4 relied far. 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Persons syho may think proper to make Tenders upon the said occasion, are desired to take Notice, that no regard will be had teauy Tender, in which the price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clork on the said Tuesday nest, the 15th instant, nor un less the Person rho makes the Tender, or 5314 C Person on his be half, attends to answer then called for. BOOK SELLING. WANTED, A CLERK to a Wholesale Book seller, a young Mart of Respectability, who writes a Rood Hand and is acquainted with the Business in general. He mtist be well recommended, and will nicet with Eticou ragerneilt. A PORTER also is wanted in the above Business i one ae qiniiited with the Trade will hi- eritferreil. Apply to W. West, Press and Glooe Office, Sahabiny-sqiiare. TO BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. `,ANTED, an ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, of •genteel Address, who can bear Confinerient, and have an undeniable Character. 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[- MAR INR TA vt an, Great Queen-stree, OR SAViRDAY, the 19th of February next. STEWARDS. The Rev. the Dean of Bristol, Thomas PI umer, Fsq. The Rev. S. Orme, D.D. F.R.S. William Noble, Esq. David Pike Watts, Esq. Mr. Hay. Dinner to be on Table at Five &Crock. W. YF.WD, Secretaries A. T RUWiI ITT, N. B. Cads of Invitation .Mae be had at the Heciital and Tavern, any time before Thurday the 17th of Febnrry. TRIAL OF COLONEL DESPARD.T This Day is published, price Sixpence, FairlaurnArition of IAHE TRIAL AT LARGE of MAR S ED -1 IiVA KD DE.SI'AR ; woo received Sisotencs of Death on Thursday morning, Feb. 10, on a Charge of High Treason, for seducing c e rtain Soldiers, &c. and persuading them, with lona and arms, to seize and destroy the Person of King; for administering certain unlawful Oaths, En:zagernews, &c. for the pifronse or bisuhng corsair Persons to ontawful Associa tions, dtc.; for eoneuiting with others for the purpose sof at tazking the Bank of England, the Tower of London, &c. 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By ELIZABETH HELME. Printed for T. N. Loirtinaii and 0. R.tei, Paternoster-row. • Of whom may i k: had, by the same Author, A new Edition o: Instruftive Ramb!es through London and its Envimns. Complete in One Volume, price -Is. bound. " We are always pl wed at announcing a Work dasigned for children, whcti like this, it co . jausly blends information with annocment 2Ninch to?grapliizal and Initorleal know- Irde,e i< contained in theta volumes, mingled with pertinent re:teCtiom.'' Critical Rv%ievit, Jan. 1791 a. This Day is published, Th:rd Edition, price Zjs. scared, or Z. 64. bound, LETTERS fmm the late Rev. WILLIAM ROMAINE, M. A. Rcctor of St. Andrew Want rob and St. Anne Black Friars, and Lectnier of St. thin g-an) in the West, to a FRIEND; on the mold important Solbeetw, daring a Correspondence of Twenty Years. Pub fished from the o:iginal Mantiscripts, By the late THOMAS WILLS, A.B. Minister of Silvei-stieet Chapel, and formerly of Magdalen Hall, Oxford. " His Letters are sce:glitv " 2 Cot. X. 10. Printed for El. D. Symonds, No. 20, PL.ternosto.i OW. IMPERIAL PARLWIENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. WEDNESDAY, FED 9. Counsel were heard in continuation, relative to the Scotch Appeal, ni v. Maxwell, Hogs and others, viz. Mx. Ga ANT, as second Counsel for the Appellant, shortly on that side; and Mr. Rom ILLY, at great length, on behalf of the Respondents. After which their Lordships deferred the further hearing of the case till Monday. The Marquis of HEarroao was sworn, and took his seat. The Xaturralization Bilk of Messrs. Luttcrlohe, Grefftghe, Shutz, and Reiland, after the Oaths of Fidelity, &c. wel c duly administered to those Gen tlemen, were read a second time, and respectively referred to the consideration of SeleCt Conimittecs of their LOrdships. Some routine business was then transacted, and the House adjourned till to-morrow. THURSDAY, FEB. 10. The Report sent back to the Lords' Committees, appointed to conduA the ballot of the names of peers to be chosen members of the tribunal con stituted by the authority of the East-India Judica ture Bill, to examine if any of the Lords eleaed were disqualified by office or otherwise, was re ceived, read, and agreed to. A Bishop took the oaths. The Naturalization Bills of Greffulhe, Beiland. Schutz, and Lutterlohe, went through committees of the whole House, and were ordered to be read a third time. The Chandos Peerage, which stood for this day, was adjourned to Thursday the 17th instant. The proper officer presented the Annual Ac counts from the Custom House, relative to East In dia goods. Lord LIMERICK presented a Return by the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, in pursuance of an order of the House to report, if there were any Pa tents for the creation of Peers of that part of the United Kingdom in his Office ? The Return stated, that there were no such papers in the office of the 4 2lerk of the Crown. Adjattlned till to-marrow. _ HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY, TEL 9. The Horse proceeded to ballot for a Committee to try the merits of the Election for Shaftesbury, when, after the usual forms had been gone through, the following Members were returned - upon the Committee, and sworn at the Table : The Hon. Thos. Maitlau.!, Charles Morgan, Esq. William Bagville. Esq. The Marquis ofßlandford, Elwa:d Buller, Esq. Andrew Strahan, Esq. John Palmer, Esq. John Sargent, Esq. Charles Co:kerell, Esq. George Peter I lohord, Esq. The Hon. Robert DI, ,ths, Sir Thomas Theopliilus Met- George Johnston, Esq. calf, Bart. and Henry ioddrell, Esq. Henry Howard, ,Esq. The SECRETARY at WAR gave notice, that he should on Fr'day move for leave to bring in a Bill to authorise the training and exercising of the • Militia for t. 13 days instead of 21 days. Mr. KEENE moved to discharge the Order made on Thursday last, for the produdion of cer tain Papers respeding the Affairs of the Carnatic, and then moved for other Papers instead thereof, which were ordered. The SPEAKER gave notice, that he should count ' the House for the purpose of a ballot, precisely at half past three to-morrow. Mr. CORRY postponed his intended Motion, for referring certain Ads relating to the Irish Revenue to a Committee, without naming any day. The Commissioners of the Customs, and Mr. WHITEHEAD from the Transport Board, ptesented several Accounts, which were ordered to lie on the Table. The Committee of Supply and Ways and Means were deferred till Friday. Adjourned at six o'clock. TIIURSDAY, TEL 10. Before the Gallery opened there was a Ballot for a Committee upon the controverted Elation for the Dublin University. After the Gallery opened, a Petition was pre sented from Kilcardine, respeaing the Tonnage Duty, which was ordered to lie on the table. Leave was given to bring in a Bill for abolishing certain Dues, substituting others in their place, and making Improvement in the Port of Southampton. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved, that the Bank Restriction Bill be read a second time. Read accordingly. He further moved, that the Bill be referred to a Committee of the whole House to-morrow; which passed in the affir mative. Names of the Committee upon the Dublin Uni versity EleCtion : Philip Langmeed, Esq. Sir Eyre Coote, John Jeffery, of Poole, Esq. Elial Harvey, Erg. Sir T. T. Metcalf, Bart. Wm. Morton Pitt, Esq. John Fane, Esq. Lord Charles Thynne, Cherie Lennox, Esq. Lor d F. G. Osor ne, • Wm. Gore Langton Esq. W. Smith, Co un ty of West- Thomas David Lamb, Esq. meath, Lord Huntingtield, Janir Thrale, Esq. A Committee, whose names will be reported to morrow, are to sit upon the further regulating the trial of persons accused of crimes in the Last In dies, under ‘2(ith his present Majesty. Adjourned. SPECIAL COMMISSION. NEN' SESSIOVS-HOUSE, SOUTHWARK, F ES. 9• - HIGH TREASON. TIMID DAY. `poi n !food, john Francis, Thomas Nrrtnnar, Da niel Tyndall, gar• s S. Rotten, William Lander, Ar thur Graham, Samuel Sm;th, John M'Namara, Thomas Philip', and gam Doyle, were brought to the b.tr ; and after the challenges were over, the following Gentlemen Composed the Jury. Gem Evans, of Streatham. John Waring, of Ba:nev. R;chaol Soufttby,;6f Battersea. Rqb;rt Linton, of Merton. John Priqr, of Uortlaka. John B tker,•of ditto. Jainei inpa, of ditto. G.N.Ace Triton, of Virindsworth. iatn veto!, of &no. • John Arnold, of Bramler. Ain Wi , ,ter, of I.ttimthead. • 113.1.C.t..A.1 - - Chitty, of ditto. ~. And then menced. ' The Stit.vo the part of ••• of which the that it fell to state to the made against ther with the would be prods he should consi( duty, and (and indeed, tho Court), • and, at the using no argi the facts anc he stated the been alread: Learned Fri& pleadings, he the nature against the sisted in the cused, and i' death or thi straint or imi or to deposf him of the and there be act, or speed the crime of necessary the his Majesty'' the King si plete the cril before the such a Fri?: safety cf ns King, with Title, &c. (3.14".11J1021 , nv Chitty, of ditto. t the trial of the above prisoners corn. ICITOR GENERAL opened the case on the Prosecution, in a very able speech, ~: following is the outline. He observed, • I .... a , a his lot, in the course of official duty, to . ..k ! Airy and the Court, the charge 'lbw ? tst the several prisoners at the bar, toge- s he circumstances and the facts which nodticed in support of that charge ; and insider it as perfectly consistent with that a faithful discharge of it, on his part I, after what had passed, he owed it to . to state the facts to the Jury, as plainly, i. : same time, as concisely as he could, gument but what was necessary to meet id circumstances of the eve. But before to substance of the indictment, which had y . dy distinctly and clearly stated by his riend Mr. Abbot, who had opened the , he would say` a word or two respectina of the crime of High Treason, alleged prisoners at the bar. 1 hat crime con- se traitorous intention of the party arc- i if any man skill compass or imagine the he King, or 211E1 compass or-imagine re- mprisfinment a the person of the King, c se the King from his Throne, or deprive - . ~ 1 : Kingly name or Imperial dignity , azca 1 , be due proof of that intention, by writing, • . eh done in furtherance of such a design, )f High Treason was complete. It was not i i ' that an actual attack - should be made on ' y's person, much less was it necessary that should be put to death, in order to'corn- , rime of High Treason. He need not argue Jury against any imputa -. tion of severity In isecution as this; ela was necessary for the ,s alti . lor, with tie, al safety of the • h the protection of fiii'trown and Kingly - against the attacks of Traitors ind•Assas- connected the safety of the Commintity, . • thing which was dear to every individual "- h being the nature of the crime se4 High • t was the most heinous that could be corn- , iecause it was the most extensive in' its end the most dreadful in its consequences. r‘, hosiercroin favour of the person accused, ided certain forms, and no High Treason *stated in the indictment but the facts re- evidence of a traitorous intention. and s were here stated technically as overt acts ! In. The indictment against the.prisoners ' contained three distinct charges of High i , that they, together with Edward Marcus 1 [who was not now in Court), and together r persons unknown, compassed and irnagin- ith of the King. Secondly, that they corn- I imagined restraint or imprisonment of the the King : thirdly, that they compassed alined the deposition of the King from . a The indictment contained eight distinct t . , 6 as evidence of such intenti kl on : the fires. :em were those of attempting to seduce sol- others from their duty, and to persuade .' join with the prisoners in the conspiracy I : charged to have entered into . for the ob- tad mentioned. The other four counts were ags had, and consultations held between r sons, for the_ purpose of carrying that con - nto . I effect. Having stated thus much of tment—he had stated, he hoped, as much !,-- pi ecessary to understanding the substance of . ,acting also•stated, that in order to constitute eason it was not necessary that a direcr at- ild be made on the person of the King, he ow shortly state what the law required to • 1 1 inch a charge. First, the law required two ~ either to one overt act or to different overt • f . one to one act, and the other to another : ; and further, that one overt act should be ar one witness at least within the county in e prisoner was tried. Having thus stated re of the charge, and the substance of the nt, as far as it was necessary, he should th great deference to the Court, state the of the evidence necessary to support the The Jury would observe, that the crime * 1 1 the indictment, was that of a Conspiracy. culd, therefore, have two questions to cont,i- t a • ct, •eheiher a conspiracy actually existed, as ! . secondly, whether the prisoners at the bar, end which of them, were guilty of that con- , ii Now, with resped to the existence of the cy, and obje& of it, the Jury would find : conclusive upon that subjea. The existence, i e of the conspiracy had been already admit- ihe did not believe it would now be denied. • ed of it would be well explained by a printed id card, containing, first, a declaration, and . ,i oath :to the first of which persons were in- - v , i subscribe, and the second was administered -. -ho would take it. Both tended to promote dation ; the purpose of which, a, explained alfts and words of the parties concsrued in ~ leas to overthror the present ,state of things t' t ?R ''!"3o , . k.... 7.. .. . ;. . ti. , Allrha . . . • r ' • „ sins, were and every th in it. Such Treason, it nutted, be 4 mischief, a , The law, by had provii should be lied on as those facts of Treasoi at the bar 'Treason : Dcspard (A with other ed the deal passed and person of and imago his throne. overt acts, four of th( diers and them to, ji they were jests he in on meetlal those perso spiracy int the indictml as was nec( it; and hal High Tre: tack shout shoul.i no , support st witnesses, acts, the overt act , proved by which the the nature indictment now, with outline of cirsge. stated in They wcul der : first, stated ? sec. or any, and spiracy ? conspiracy, evidence cc indeed, of ted, and ' 'The objed paper and then an oai vied to - to all an associate by the ads them, was