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.sisst.shy the Court should not give judgment against °you, and each of you, to die according to law ?" Colonel Despard„ 't I have only to say, that the charge brought against me is one which I could not have the most distant idea of; and since my convic tion I have had no opportunity, from my attorney having been engaged, of bringing forward any evi dence to refute it, I have now nothing further to arty, than what I said at first, that I am not guilty." Lord Et„Lestitottouott—cc Edward Marcus Des. peed,. 7ohn Wood, ThMas Broughton, john Fran. els, Thos. Nhwtkan, Daniel 7)ndal, Wratten, Arthur Graham; Wm. Landir, and John M'Na. seems, after a !Ong, and, I trust, patient and partial Trial, ybu have been severally convicted of . High Treason, which, by your Indidinent, has been proved ppon you.,, In the course of the evidence which has been laid before - the Court, a Treasonable Con. epilacy has been disclosed of enormous extent and alarming magnitude, The (Ned of that Conspiracy, iii which yon have . borne your several very alive and criminal parts, has been to overthrow the funda s Mental Laws and established Government of your County y, to seize upoe and destroy the sacred person of our revered and justly beliived Sovereign, and to murder and destroy the.various members of his royal house, and' annihilate those branches of the Legisla ture of this realm, and which some. of you have chosen, in bold and desperate language, to describe xt your meetings as a den,of thieves, and thereby to supersede the legitimate Government, which you have chosen to describe in terms, equally reviling and unjust, as a system of arbitrary rule ; and in. stead of the ancient limited Monarchy of this realin,. its established . aed wholesome laws; its approved In. atitutiona, its Civil and Uniform Gradations of Ranks, . its natural end desirable Inequality, to substitute a wild scheme of impratticable equalization of Civil, Political, and Religious Rights, holding out a vain and delusive promise elan ample provision for the • families of the heroes, falsely so called, who should fall in the Contest : a scheme equally calculated to produce the misery of those who struggled for its adoption, as of those who were toilaye been its " This plan has been stated to have been carried into execution by the seduttion of unwary and ig. norant soldiers from their 'Attar, and by attempts to , ensnare t heir consciences by the administration of illegal and impious oaths ; that this might operate on the more needy and unprincipled- persons of the lower ranks and classes of .the community, and in duce a more ready association in your criminal Con. federacy, it was (I hope falsely) declared, that thss. country was ripe fur the attack, and that the people in all its:great and populous towns were ready to join it ; and were anxious for that change which was its objca to effeCt. It appears too, that by a pre. tendedExecuti veAutho - rity exercised by some among you, the distribution and diredion of the resources of the Confederacy, and the supply of ammunition, arms, and military stores, were held out as the '• means of assistance, and the encouragement and pledge of support - It is, however, wisely ordained, by Divine Provideeee, for. the security and !lapel.. mess of, mankind, that,the rashness of such counsels is. evtr destined to defeat their malignity ;' and that the wickedness of the contrivers falls on their own heads, rid thus afibrds the means of timely escape and secu. pity to its intended victims. The leagues and unions which constitute the means of such associates, are alwayi treacherous. We uniformly find they begin in Treason to the Sovereign, and end, if they do not also begin, in treachery.. : towards those indi_ vidnAls who compose them. The danger to the Public which is threatened by their machina. lions, is redeemed; and its 'aids prevented by the criminal motives operatinkon the same classes of delinquents. It has thus happened in the pre. sent instance, that your crimes have, in part, been frustrated by the operation of the same instru. merits by which they were intended to have been for Warded, arid had, nearly been matured to their ultithate accomplishment. It behoves all those whose destruction was doomed to have taken place in the successful event of this Conspiracy, and who were the objetisolprosetirtion bysthose whose sen. thnents ere, I trust, the sentiments of but very small portion of the people of, the British„ Empire, to render thanks to God for having hitherto defeated in. As to you, the contrivers of this dangerous, but abortive Treason, it remains fir me only to perform the last but painful part of my official duty. As to you, Edward Marcus l)espard, born to better hopes, and formed by Providence for better ends and put. poses; and accustomed, as you have heretofore been, to better habits of life and manners ; and pursuing, as you once did, as we have heard front your Wit. tresses, together with the virtuous and distinguished companions of your former life and service during a long period, a laudible course of laudable ambition, as'sl will not at this gainful moment point out how much all these considerations are lost in the de. grading and ignominious fellowship in which you now .stand,"ar aggravate your crimes, sharpened and embittered as I know.the must be, by tale fullness of your present suffering:: I entreat you by the me. mory if what you once viPere to use your ardent ens deaVours during the ,horr period of your remaining. life to.subslue . ;that callous heart of which, in a fatal-' moment, you once' boasted; and to regain that sale. tas k di s po s ition and efFeCtiors you once had, and by which . you may work .your salvation,which . , thank God,. is yet attainable by et/dhti penitence and availing prayer, " Ah to you john Wood, you Thomas Broughton, yoo John Francis, you James .Sedgwiek Wraiten, itui A ttliaf Grahams yeti :11tOrnas NeWnian, you Da niet. 'rj'nctall, yoe William Landers .and you John amara, the sad victims' of 'his ' seduaion and csatepl'e; and of.yont . own Wlclted aradiSloyal put yi;ti have afrqded a Melancholy, but I hope, InArtiiiive example to allpersons Of time same class a nd conditioe - With' fourSelees, to deter theth, by the calamitous consequences w hi c h await your crimes, from engriging in the same counsels which have led,you to this ignominous and untimely end. May they, from your fatal example, learn the bumble, but secese blessings of ,industrious and nuiet life, all which yott have, in. an evil bout, cast away from . you; and may they by so doing le:crease the stock or public happiness and security. kt 4 -e :~~`% The,"aame recommendation T have offered to the leader of your crimes, and the compmion of your present sufrerings. As to the remainder of your . existence in this world, I again repeat, and earnestly recommend to every one of you ; and may you, by your penitence and earnest prayers, obtain fOr you all that mercy, which a due and necessary regard to the safety and interest of your Fellow.citizens may not allow you here. It only remains for me,to pro_ nounce the dreadful sentence of the Law. His Lord. ship then passed the usual Judgment for High Trea son ; the dreadffil terms we avoid repeating." Col. Despatch- 7 " Your Lordship will allow me to say one or two words. Your Lordship has puted. to me the charader of being the seducer of these mea. I did not see that any thi ng o f th e kind appeared on the trial from any part of the evidence." Tyndall."*." I am satisfied with Mr. Jekyl's exertions, and I humbly thank him for thein." M 4 Namara—gi My Lord, I beg leave to speak. lam now under sentence of death, and am soon to . quit this world, but may God neVer.receive me if I ever spoke to the witness, Wi n d sor ,. , The Court immediately dissolved. LA cy REPORT. COURt' OF V.'lNC's BENCH, FEZ, 10. ARIS 4J. DICKIE. „ „ iv.t,r, Kum-A - yr moved, that the inquisition to assess damages in this case, should be executed be fore the CH rEr Jurrica and a Special Jury. He stated, that it was an ;talon brought by At is, the 'Governor of Coldbath-fields Prison, against Dickie the Stationer, for slander, in asserting that he had starved to death tsvo prisoners committed to his custody. Dicttfe, at first, pleaded the general issue; afterwards he withdrew 'that plea, and pleaded a justification., He did not think fit, however, to go to trial, but had suffered judgment to go by default. Rule Niri granted. SHIP Is? toen.A., i rs. 8. Arrived—etc Dart, King, front NVatorford ; tneress, ? an- ILI-, and if:tifils, Alai:lathy, from Newfoundland; Mary, Cundie, from Guernsey ; Betsy, Barnes, fromTenby ; Amity, King, Finn; Newcastle.; Reliance, Knight, froth Ipswielt; Olive Brunch, Revarts, from London; Standley, Statulley, and Affinity, Mortley, tom Sunderland; Brothers, Whittle, from Bridport ; Ephron, Lisby, from New Brunswick ; For. tittide, Jennings, trorn Bristol. Sailed—the Hope, Manelawe,, for Weymouth ; Pheasan t, Florence, l'r Bridport ; Dove, Thompson, fur Lisbon. CRAVICEND, M. 8. Passed—by the from Demeratta, and the Minerva, Ruston, from Leghorn. Sailed—the Windham, Graham, for India ; and the Aid, for Leghorn% • Fr a. 9.-I'iessed by—the Messenger, Reynolds, from Ali cant; Agetmora,' RCM!, from Gibraltar, and the Vigilant, —, from Stockholm. Sailed the Nelstin, Harrison, ibe Barcelona, and the Cop cord, Sutton; for famai ca . • • BIRTH. Op Monday the 7th inst.iat Mulgrave. Castle, the Right lion. Lady MU'grave, of a Daughter. . MARRIED. On Tuesday last, Augustus Shutz, Esq. to . Miss Lind say, daughter of the late Sir David Lindsay. - The same day, at RidgniOni, in the CouQty of Bedford, the . Rev, Edward Tanqueray, XeCtor of Tingrith, to 'Miss A venlig, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Aveling, of Millbrook, tit the same County. . . • •To WILLIAM fIItODUM, M.D. Author of " The Guide to Old •Age." WHEN . ar) built/it - Nal has experienced any ticular mark of kindness, in which his welfare and hap piness.have beenconsiderebly promoted, nothing is more 1,,,..11.1 than to seek out the person by whom we have been for the purpose at eXpressingnur grateful sense of the bestowed,- But, 'in cases of health, where we have been recovered from theiast deplorable stage of debilitated 'nature, and restored to the full enjoyment of all the various blessings of life, we are forcibly called on' by every. Consi. deratien, trim:knowledge it in the'm ost p u b l i c manner. We ' o , v , t hi s equa l) ) , t o our. own feejjegs, which must be sensibly awakened on the occasiop,t? qt e s s kill and talents of the Doc tor,' which merit every eficatnitm, arid to the public at large, in orderthat those who,May stand in need of similar benefits, may ktiow whereto receive them., Having made these ge neral observ4tions; Shall proceed to state the pardenlar civic that has occasioned them, a inFtb leyibefore the Public the va linary eltNis that I have, experienced under the greatest , Whir:lions that can pessibly befal us. I was bornanil educated at Wilielle!..ter, and at .seventeen yeari of age Weilt to the Ifni- • versity at Oxtaitt." 'PriOr to my . leaving Winchester, and mare particularly: as College, I was reduced to inc. mast griewypi, state, by,the horrid and unnatural practices too in. cident to youth, and winch. ate not More baneful to our health; than stand in the eVe Godi I was at firstatili4ted with a dirnmss of sight, a weakuess,'Tn• my loins, and a de pression of spirits, in this situation I applied to- Baron Wenzel; the famous Oculist, who informed me, it proceeded frOni tfu °Nis nerves: I fur sometime fallonul his advice, , till-one day eturnipg from. shootiog, I was , seized with a ',numbness in.mylimba to such a degree, us to lead me to cond. - tide that:l'o44lM' entirely lore the use of them, This Induped the to pit ntysell tinder the hail& of Dr. W r.of Ox. but neither. his aid, nor the waters at Bath, which place I visite:l, all . 6rilid me the least relief. my spirits •at length were so seriously depressed-with violent palpitations'. of tete heart, and: tufillesitso Much :decayed,: that I beetime ,a metc,skeleren. Observing; however, in the Rath • Papers, Itublieafion by Di. BrOdlim, " A Guide'. to Old Age," dedieated to 'ilia' , Majetity, • I Was induced to peruse ih,o . sane, wlien I tOrtunately discovered the complaint I had so loog laboured under; .4 , l'have'llte happinesi to Add,. that by following . the ad vice tontained t.iertnt,, nd going through a complete , course ;of Dr; ttredilin'::, valhat4e, Nervous .Conical, lam now, thank t ic;iv recovered, and its well as ever I % , ..ts :ire fly litc. .• u. have since epaittott the University, and am going to 'emtei into the holy st Ate of 4natritnopy, with a determiaation never to he without " 1t ,Cu do to Old 4ge;" and, at the vile time, ' I 'think i t .nl7 to advise all. young men to foiliv i v my example, as a pertisaLoi this excellent book may happily; pr.tyeti,to o .: atiit icd frOin being pyecipita te d h ea dl ong to an Within:ly grave, but for Dr. Brodnid, would most inevitably my case. '• • " I am, 44, yopis 4ec. &c, 13. M. A . ." 'The 11 0TAPICAI, SYRUP *and 'NERVOUS DIAL, to be had'at the 13ktor's House, Nd. g, Albion: street, seven, doors front the Leveritta Museum . , Black t. riar,.-bridge, in Bottles, ;it rl. as. tis. 6rl. and ss. 6d. AlSo of (voiding', N. 42, ; jeboult 'and Co. (Me Ba con)► No. Ist), axtord-street ; 'Putt, Royal Exchave Newberv, cottlcr of St. Pail's - Church-3 , 1 1i Bout ten, lk oyal Exchang e • Witliere.s (late CockelPs) cifie Ware house, No. 2Z 9 , 'Strand; Temple-bar; and by Most Book- Sellers and Medicioo athe three Kingdoms. fp, FURNITURE OF PARTICULAg fAs..l tos, citoicr, WINES, &c. &C. TO ISE SOLD 131( AUCTION's, By Mr. WHITE, On the Premises, TO.MOPROW, and MoNDAY NEXT, at Twelve o'clock, THELEGANT and FASHIONABLE FUR. l E s; ITURE, LARGE GLASSES, of distingnishrt Pertedion, ',mindful FRENCH and other PORCE LAIN E, a superb FRENCH CLIICK., a GONG, and. Rose-Wood CABINETS, GRECIAN CHANDE.• LIElt of Six Lights, PIANO PORTE, by Kirknuilli a Modern STATUARY MARBLE .CHIMNEY PIECE, Green-House PLANTS, and the Cellar of CHOICS WINES and LIQUORS of very Superior and Rare Quality, consisting of one Pipe of Fine Old RED PORT, 5 3 01)u- VA at - Capital MADEIRA, SHERRY, CA V ELLA, and PORT, and upwards of sao Gallons of uncournonif Fine Old RUM and SHRUB, and other valuable Elfzair of GENTLF.MAN of RANK, Gone abroad with his Family On iceouot of their health, at his Villa, the Grange, at Brompton, The Drawing- Room Snits are of figured 141u4in, and helui • tiful Chintz in* Curtains. Chairs and Sofas, decoratid and finished with superior Taste ' in the first Stile of Faihnl i *, with other Articles o f corresponding complet: Preservation, being recently, new, and but little us:A the Bedding excellent, and the other Domestic Ankles of 111) . best quality. To be viewed -this day and until the Sale, by Catalo: , . ONLY, which - may b e h a d on the Premises also I ' l•4s, Dawes, No. 69, Dean-sireet, Soho s • and of Mr. Storey'S-Gate,. - Westininter, at One Shilling ea.:ll (to be re- turned to Purchasers), without whicn. no person can be ad mitted. N. 13. The Wines and Liquors to be sold uu Monday the • 14th to be tasted at the time of Sale. 'ELHCANT spoRTING RESI'DEN'CE AND ESTATE IN YORKSHIRE. TO SO1.D.1:1 a ueTtON, By vir. RAIN Is:, . •At the Rainbow Coithe-house, in Cornbill, un Thursdif Athe 3d of March, at T%velve cletriek, he Out: Valuable and very Des' rutlie FREI.;110 1,1) ESTATE, Lying perfedly coinpad and well waterol refreshed by the Rimer Gypsey, whica runs above gto Ina through part of the Lands, on which stands a most coinplitit anti elegant Villa, with every requisite attached and detach. cc! Office, well known by the Dante of FALCON Elt.'s HALL, in the Parish of Foxholes about halt a milt distant front the Ifigh Road betsv‘..en Drilizeld and S.:arborough,rlia g miles from the former, ten from the latter, and twdve tr:Tht Bridlington ; together with an excellent Farm-house, with convenient Out=buildings, and sundry contiguous Inelusurel ot' good Land, Containing neat - Soo Acres; together with the Manor of Boytlunpe, extending over about 'coo ,Acres 0 1 Ground. TIN Residence, Offices, and aboUt Six Acres Land, are in the o ccu p at i on o f the ' Proprietor who will give immediate Posse ss i on , an d t h e well - adapted 'Furniture is to be taken by the Pnrchaser at tt fair valuation; the rest or ' r Land is held by Mr. Nutbrown, by Lea..e, six ._IIOC Ilbeirvekl,u7ottiniltr. the Sale , a by ne a t p ß p e l n y t it o l a g t l o x , i ‘ t i li r. so % l v , iiiiatn Nutbrown, of whom printed Particular, may he had ; J lo .' of the Printer, of the York Courant and Newcastle tiler; Swan, Ferrybridge ; Angel, Doncaster; of Caton rind Ronson, Nis..4, Un l y , t .,i ni) ., qu „ re; Lowboy/ and of Mr. Raine, Land Surveyor, Charlut.c.apiart, aiounite: bury TO CALICO,PRINTERS, 11 1II.L.WRiGHTS, 4, ; (11' ' - PER-SMITHS, PLLIMIIERS, 0..7c. • 'Ti...1•13E SOLD B.Y AUCTION, • • • .I3y Mr. -GIBBONS, . On the Premises, Merton, S urrey , on Monday,. Claobee IL . 1803, and time following Days, at Steven 0'C104 1 4 Order of the Assignee 4, A .1.4 the VALUABLE PLANT rFIX'rUItES 1.4 I 44,4 , toks r copper•plare Presses, a Bengal Machine, a r ri lt ins Machine witi t C o pp er engraved Kolls; agrav Copper-plates, three capital Vigp ll / C•irt., two Ricks of 1-14. Firs Enna, II Mitch Cow, au ti other E aids, Of hfesi... HA.I.I , IIIDE and SONS, Calluo-PrinterS. • Bankrupts, Comprising teems Prints and • Crounds, eight Madder Coppers, All Engine Pump, quantity of Mill Works,- PM' rat Backs,. some nearly new, t w o W as h Wheels, Lead s ° ll Kettles, ,la e. QUALM ty of :Lead. Pipe,. Loge'. Brass Co cks, ` hard Metal Beng.ll Rolls , socwz. of Gum, two C ;i3 ' ; ,", e . liitligrr, Prepared Colour, a Caluntler, a C° 1 1 1 ,1 1 ,,, j ..- Sllll th's Snop, 4.Quitatity Betel% Holly ant! other .7 , vv- 0 7o Load or rotten Doug, and 11111neruus Whir Clncts. To be viewed Prtday and Sa tur d ay preceding she Si),e: when Catalogues 1113 y be had ( a t 6d. each, to be rettureu the Purchaser), anti of Ur. Gibbons, No. 3, ilut:kiertiburrp , Cheapsale. ,MESSRS. GOIII3OI,DS resp e &fully' request the Venders of their VEG ETAB LE BA LS M, to tal e Notice, that the Hon, COMmtssioners of His Majastl ts ShirnP-Othget hating peribitted thein to have their Namesl engraved, " Nath. and Samuel Godbold, No. 3: Bi °°lll- bury -squares" or, th e b ody of , the Stan tixed over the Cori of each bottle, the Ve4ders will the p retbre - to return the Medicine on hand, to 'have it exchanged '°` others of •the above deseription: and the Public are p , AttiC" . !arty cautioned against purcluising the Medicine not a Stamp so engraved upon it, poti al so t h e i r m o tes sigiwo : by them in writing on the label. -To forge either, is felony WTHEN Professional Men of Education s and the selettßioeStr onrsiiibilleclitYutilearvbiartainCrho:nriitehesagnerteiti)2nloSiyl.7cott: tinned success is the best criterion of sup4riorirv. Eight years have t devoted my practice t o the exclusive trtattflept of Three --s m c m'rs and the successful resul t my plan gives me addit i onal ardor to oppose, as' La as J 3311 'abi, the ravages 'or thoseComplatocs. which are the most' important in the Catalogue of Human I nfirmities• Atter . initiation into every Ilramh, as an Artily . Surgeon* I fortned wish at an early .peri4d. Pradice to rescue in deritYtitlY a ls -forgPeirnottis h i e lre i c g i n p li t r a an nt c y e o o f f. ge uu n ed era tit a r t i od aa • i tn ti e n i n t ters o . r 0 41 The Three'llia:mlers, tothe Cure of which' I have vß°li.telitt-LnitNaftlrCliTipnlbNolllwp h ri e se the e r ve o r t i a . I !ree c u i rt e r s 01! 11‘;fili A i )4°: ration: Icily, All kinds of debility, whether the habits of school .boys or the isidulvikes of . i natora• AO; ?oat de rangement of the 4YStent i n vi°'.:l [nen which is called 13AltRENSIES5, or Sl' bi it T in Nt h u e rn t e r r e n at ) f i r t3es t of. et a : rn e iphele resultGonp freqUently _happens that the seeds of Lifil are pors olol ,,f the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.- • --By a superior n; that such Complaints are easily •vured; and, even vv!'.! others have tailed, I trust that I may presume to Jet radical re=establishment. ' 'n rorhiceaigfr,ra'unu;delt onroth:s7-7 ra Few, however, are the cases of complicates; distress l e , this dksorder, compared with the calamitous sitoation s l o ' , tci•nt an indidgeni:e in a solitary *ice, or to , ptevaient gaittle3 of a fashionable We; acquire inar of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of su* , pernicious habits. ~ • Where tit: niniappy broods over his rhiserY.• bu t carats 11 y Cdrideats :lii4 thistdrt one ; it may be some cellsoi lationfor him to it fIOW that althbizgh it be An obje 4l ' ° ,i (IOW); or uncertainty wit h other. raetttj,lwrs. the rq ,111 . 0 : at' these Detii,iencres by the gradual pro,ress of lielw i v ;;; • don, the acquirement • of isay; . F. }writ:mu:4.. CIO r'', • of : ha chug .(0 . Venus' have began to reduce Naniy vIPO's idsech anxie tywill rte urevent,4l bk an it:trly CoJiiterac: tibti of. a N chid lauid. State,: and in . these cases, Ito' g rc " di.ificulty - will occur, But whsre this Defiiliency has for years existed, a l","P er . p w ey4tnance 'indispensably .erprisite revivt- the oetiti4 a: Lite, and to re-animate the Coastitutioni.,_, tvitt th .‘ e i r t .elc i p t ee i t .) at W n . 2sC l ): . ' : a lsr 'F l a v aa ho ti i y u „ v effl gbebe?aFtist4l;ell:l:l4)ht most utst4iicps. s,ucit (icieds are curable by Medical skill . 'Pm! 11W WtOey haell .1 so essential to my. untierla k . i g.: and the . gnalibi;ations whictil nave presumed to a" (Ct t arts the bas il my pretensions, and in such this intitnation is giv;:tii, that Mr. lime m:tr be cot personaiiy, or by • Letters (inclusin,, ; :Small NateJ, act us 110Ut4, No. - zo, Arundel scree' , coast, near 'facet le 14" There is en additional lintr,!me in Water-stteeir adjoining, and the Name is on both sit. doors. • M: (tree, klemberot the Royal College of Suhteen"• PARISIAN FASHIONS. ;'Hirt satin hats with large brims, turned up in various ways, are still much. worn. The ft:Axis are white, with the points falling. On the turbans . are placed aigrettes called Esprit:. The Fashion. ables have laid aside flowers, but embroideries are used of foliage and vine leaves. Some of the head.dresses have . Cade square handkerchith of black crape embroidered in . gold. In the head. 'dresses d la Niwon, instead of nets behind the : head, Caps of rose-coloured velvet, with silver stars,- For dress tunics, white, rose-colour, or sky. blue crape; is employed with silver stars. These tunics are short. Many bonnets of embroidered lulls are worn, which consist of a large oval piece, with a band, which goes round the head. These bonnets are very deep, and completely cover the, hair. Chains of gold are much in fashion, both fur necklaces and bracelets. • 'l.l . , ~. Last Monday, 7th inst. there was a numerous .and most. respedaf , le Meeting at the Shakspea*e Tavern, 9f the Governors and Friends of the Vac„ nine Pock Institution, founded in December, 17 99 , THOMAS PAYNE, Esq. Treasurer, in the ; when a Report written by the PhyiCiitns was read, containing a very interesting History of the Vaccine, Inoculation, in the form of Propositions, , founded on that mass of evidence obtained by their pra4ice, and entered on the Registe rs o f the. Institution dur, ing the years 1800, isot, and 18oz ; after which the following kesolntiuns were put and agreed to : . Resolved,. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Dr. PEARSON, Dr. 1•111;F14, and Dr. ,NaLsort, far their excellent Report. Resolved, That the Physiciails' Report be pub. lished, for the benefit Society, and the profit and credit of this Institution, but that a Copy be given to cies,'" Subscriber. _ . Resolved, That_the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Medical Establishment in general, for their attention to their respedive duties. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Institution be given to THOMAS liAywr, Esq. the Treasurer, for the able tlischarge and constant attention to ;Ile duties of his office. Resolved, That this Institution has accomplished all the objeets of its establishment, viz the inocu lation of Patients gratuitously, the supplying the World in general with Vaccine Matter, and the making of Observations to improve the History of the Cow Pock. Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Meet. ing, that it is for the interest of the British Public in particular, and the World in general, that this. and similar Institutions be supported by the patron. age, the pecuniary aids, and the evrtions of Indi.. v 'duals, Wednesday rooming was executed in the Old 133 i. ley, pursuant to his sentence, Fram:;l Fiaa'Lly, for forgery. He came on the platform soon after eight o'clock, attended by the Ordinary of Newgate, an 4 after spending a short time in fervent' prayer, was launched into eternity. A great number of speetators attended. He was very genteelly dressed, and behaved in a manner becoming his awful situa. Tuesday there was a bullock seleCed Out of n drOvenear'Newport Market, and barbarously huni; ed up through Piccadilly, by a cry numerous mob;; to the terror of the passengers. The frost had rem. dered the streets so slippery, that, by the hurry tO get out of the way, and by the, serious apprelien. stuns of those who continued to run from the scene, some hundreds .of both sexes lay indigcriminately from the end of the Haymarket to Hyde-park Cor. ner, The drovers, kept striking the bullock over the eyes, till they were fairly ., beaten out of -his head. The .maddened beast passed , through the urnpike Gate, and reached as far, as the 11,arracks at. Knightsbridge, when it was there .stopped by , a bitch of the bull breed, who ran and caught the poor animal by the nose, and so held it, till the drover . threw ropes over his head and secured him. It were to,be wished that the Police would take pro. per notice of these instances of torture. ANNUITY AGENCY OFFICE, I Nu. 7, Cecil-Street, Strand. 4ANY Persons having Incomes, or Annuities v A for Lite only, frequently sult4r pecuniary embarrass. • mem . for tint want of a temporary. Sum of Money • final the king es tab! ished 4nil respectabl e connex i on of Mei. v LI. 1: aryl Cu. in the above prnteSsion, with very opulent persons, they Are Cll4 Welt to W.:40441de Any immediate Loan, frotn.One Hundred Pounds to Ten Thousand Pounds, upon incomes arising from Estates, lionses, Money vested in the Funds. in the name of Trusts, either by Will or Settlement, Clergy men's-Livings, Arc.. I n all cases the Borrower will have the . privilege of returning the Principal, at their option, with the great , :st .secrecy and - dispatch. From Six to Twelve Years Purchase for liadeernable Annuities.i, and from Ten to Fir. teem Years for A lulltitieb il,l 14 Livcs of Purchasers. Church patem Places, and*Estate* l Sold by Pri. var. , Contra Ct. Officers' fialf.pay, And. Widows' Pensions received. Personal isp:dications ate received daily till Four o'Clock. No Laiiters can he answrred uplifts post-paid. Agents for insuring Lives, .- . . .•••••••••••1 . . e . . , • . I. i , ) 1, DON : Primed by, hi; C KAN A N M`MLI,I...k.N, of I;nw-Strect, C oYcht - G.:rorn ' I ; and 1. ) übliF.ed by W i Lt. I t i PA AaM 1 C VII N,CF 1 r rs, 0: South Moltoll-stt,:et, Grosifewr- square) ; At, tho 1214-0/./Ict i NQ. liz e 4tivid; where 44yettisrments, .prvient (9r the Pam:, L . 4tiori fur the 4diter t &c. (pets -P tid,), intht be Attire4sed. DIR 1). On Saturday last, Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Manners, of the 96th Regiment. . • • • Oh Sunday last, the,Hon. Mrs. Henniker, widow of the late Nlajorfienniker, Esq. • On Monday List, in the astlfyear of herage;-/Mrs. William Eade, wit& of Willia m Eade‘ Esq. of Cl a pt on , an d t h ird daughter of thc late Edward Vaux, Esq. of Austin Friars. On Wednesday morning, Stephen Lieneraft, Esq. of South ampton-row' Bloomsbury. -On'the 3otll ult. at Nice, in Italy, Mrs. Ellis, the wife of William Lillis, Esq. of -ClerMont, near Esher, in Surrey, and grand-ditughtet of the Earl of Bristol. • . PR ICR • t SI OCAS, IfIST4 Bonk Stock IS& Navy s per Cent. loon et Cent. 41p', Irish s per Ceut. tool!, per Lent. Cuit. 87 §g 3 rer Cent. Rect. 7 t 3 per Cent. Con. t.itto Scrip nank 1.. Ann. 2o 7-t6} ')itto Short Ann. 1 ),110 Serif) RDAY. 04# 11111i3 Stock South Sea Stock txcheri. s. ts. di,. Fundable ditto prem. Id Exchequer Bill. fhb. (Thulium cb .Imper. 3 per Cent. 69i Ditto Ann. if; 9..i0 flank for opening India for Ace. Cons. for Ace. 7t WANTED in respeetable Seminary, i n a pl ea .. S3tit part 'of 'North Wales, a CLASSICAL AS. ;it sTANT. Tbo Terms will be very liberal to any Gen tleman having a competent knowledge of Latin and Greek. a the Gentleman understands French, it will be much to his advantage, ar the emoluments arising from teaching that Language will be allowed him for his own lite. Letters post. paid, stlitressrd, to . IVr. Maguite, at the Ace. decoy, Wrexham, Denbi g h s hi re , w il l be duly attended to.