The National Register.
London, England, 1820-05-01 00:00:00

C/a, 11I.—Horses.

First.—To the person who exhibits the best Stallion
Muse, of the road or nag kind, bred in any part of the
World, and used for covering in the enmity of Norfolk,
in the year Piece of Plate value Ten Guineas.
Second.—To the person who exhibits the best Stallion
Hor.e, of a cart kind, adapted far the Husbandry of
Nuitulk, bred in any past of the World, and used tin• co-
veting in the e y of Norfolk, in the year Iti2o, 4
Piece of ['.ate value Ten Giiiheas..

N OTE. —llse exhibition of Homes will be at the Long.
dale Farm, in the Holkliain Park, on 1413uday intoning,
the first day ul the meeting.
C'lass IV.

First—To the pers whoeslabiis the best Boar Pig of
any Nerd or sort, bred in any pan qf the IYurld, aod used is
the county of Noitulk, a Piece of Plate value Six Guineas.
Se• uod—To the 011 Her of the second best Boar Pig, as
aforesaid, a Piece of Plate value Four Guineas.

N o'rE.--The ex iiibitie m of Pigs will lie held at the Long-
la lIIiS F 31.111, at I iilk haul Park, on Monday inoruing, the last
Jed of th meeting.
It is particulaily requested that all Candidates fur Pre-
-11111111111 otlerrei for Sheep, Neat Cattle, Horses, tied Pip,
and ail exhibitors of Ektre Stork, will give notice in writing
no that effect (to Mr. Bulling of Longlands Fill 111, Hid khan')
at least a week before the onieneoreent ui of the alerting.

Class V.—P6 Conversion of Arable Land into Pasturi, by

transplanting turf.
TO the person who shall have rted, i t the county of
Norfidk, gre rifest number of Acres (not less than Ten) of
Arable Land into Pasture, by the inellio.l or process termcd
imiculati 1111 l in the must perfect hushandlike er, and
at the least c parative expenee, between September Itsl9
and May 18'10, Piece of Plate vales• 'l•en
Nor E.—Notire in writing of the Claimants fur this Pre-
'Motu must be transmitted to Mr. Coke, or to his agent (Mr.
Maisie) at Itolkhant, on or before the 10th ilas of ;flan,
1820. Certificates as to quantity of land, proficiency of
workmanship, and anionnt of estpcnee, will be requited;
also the of .lie nearest post town to the claimants or
candidates residence.

Class V.l.—Comparative Merits of the Drill and Dibble Ilas.

bandry.
To the person who delivers (or writing) the most correct
and satisfactory statement of tile compoiailVe merits of the
Drill and I) it)t)le Husbandry, dr.iwn from actual experience
on not less than "feu Acres (live drill and live dibble) of
Wheat, grotto upon one ferns in Norfolk, in the year 1819, a
Piece of Plate value Ten

Noce.—The candidates fur this Premium will be parti-
cular in minuting the quality and state of the laud; the
quantity of seed, and the time and ex prime of depositing it
—the expellee and manlier of cleaning or cultivating the
crop, together with the harvesting, marketing, measure and
weight of sti aw tat corn. . _ .

To qualify candidates for competing fur this Premium..
they must (according to he terms of the a, vertisement of
the 'Loth of April, 1819) have given notice in a riling to Mr.
Coke or his argent, at the Sheep Shearing in ISI9, of then•
intention to become caudolates fur the Premium to be
as/anted in this Class at the meeting of ISW.—As it is Mr.
Cirke's intcuti )))) to continue this Premium another year,
caudidates fur-the same are required to give notice as afore-
said at the meeting of this year.
Clans Vl!. Iniptenowts of iluNbaodry.
To the person vs ho exhibits the hest mid most useful new
invented, or newly improved Implement of Husbandry, a
Piece of Plate value Ten Guineas.

Fore.—The exhibition of Implements will he at Long.
lands Farm, in Hu[Mnn Park, MI Alouday morning, the
!OA day of the meeting. Notice in wiitinig of Candidate
for tlus Preisti 1111 l , to he transmitted to :11r. Bulling, at l.ting•
lands Fariutit week iwfore the meeting commences. Abidels
of lineleineots w II be admitted for exhibition, but nut in
competition for the premium.
Ctws Viii.—Saephernt,.
First.—To the Shepherd who shall have had,
county of .% 0:folk, on the first day of June, iti2l.), the greatest
number of Loons in proportion to tit. number of Ewes put
to the Toils, certified accurditig to the form hereunto an.
flexed.

If nut less than 500 Ewes, the sum of Five guineas.
If lint le,. than 400 Ears, Four liuineas.
ad —lf not Ica. Utah 300 Ewe., Three Guineas.
41 h.-11 nut ics. than 200 e-, 'l'i+o Guineas.
Form of Cerlyieade.
This is to certify, that A. IL shepherd to C. D. in the
.111111 Of Norfolk, is a Candidates for line of the Preinitm.s
°tiered by Thomas WMu tat Coke, E-q. for the encourage.
limit ,it Shepherds.'—ye.ll
The said A. H. had under has care and management
Lacs pat to the Ram in 1819, and on the hest day of June,
IS2O, the return of the Flock stood as folltiai: stn, k
ewes lambs barren ears ea es dead.
Signed C. I).
Master or Mistres of the said A. li. and
ou her of the Flock..

Witness E. r.
NOTB.—The Shepherds' ceri.lieates to be transmitted to
Mr. Bulling, at Langlan+. F.o la, iu 11011. ham Park, at leiot
a week before the meeting.
. .

It is aLo legiscs ed ihat Or on her till (at the bottom of
the eerithe.:tc) memmo the Meet!, sort, or deto iptioat of the
het her soul lolon u, I.eteestrr, Norfolk, or any other
pure breed, of ci or.es het %%Ten them.
( has LC-- Plyughnien.

First.—To the l'311111,1", JUo. nr l'Opil or a Farmer, oecu-
:i‘ tog not Ir,. than Act et, 61; Arable L:3ltl, 1,1 the ruway of
ii:1:11!..•1 mil awl plough o ilk a pair of Devon
Oven, or 011 h a pair liorsrs, (a itlimit a ti, iver) a Piece
of Land 03 li..iklitim Farm, in the shorteil time and in the
resat pcoect !imbandlike manner, according to directions
a inch wiil he given at the meeting, a nice
Ten Gai was.

13odts'crivt.

LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 1.
Three ti Clock, p. m.
We have received Paris papers of Thursday last.
Tuesday a report was made in the Chamber of De-
puties on the Petition of M. Madier, complaining
of plots among the Ultra Royalists at Nismes, to
avail themselves of the assassination of the Duke
of Berri, us a pretext fire renewing the excesses of
11315, and for effecting the removal of the Count
Decazes. The report recommend that the petition
should be referred to the President of the Council of
Ministers, which, after an animated discussion, was
agreed to. The Paris papers rcluctlantly admit
that the Revolution in Spain proceeds prosperously.
On the Qd instant a very interesting scene occurred
at Malaga. A vessel arrived there front the coast of
Africa with the proscribed Patriots, Garcia Henerosi
Martinez de la Rosa, and Calatrava. They bad
been released from the gullies, whither they were
sent by a sentence of the abominable Inquisition,
because they had shewn themselves friends of the
Liberty of Independence of their Country. The y
were received on their return to their native soil
with the greatest joy and enthusiasm, and place
In a triumphal car ; all the bells were rung, an
there ware repeated discharges of artillery. Thd
Society of Jesuits, by an Ukase of the Etnperoe
Alexander, have been expelled from Russia.

From the official return of the income and charge
on the Consolidated Fund for the year ending Ja-
nuary 5, 1820, including Great Britain and Ireland,
it appears that the income for Great Britain during
that period is 41,725,0591. and that the charge
amounts to 46,080,4641., making a deficiency of
4,355,4051. The income for Ireland is stated at
4,251,9031., and the charge at 2,394,3311., show-
ing an excess in the Irish revenue of 1,857,5721. ;
tending of course to lessen the balance against
Great Britain, in making the return gene-
rally for the whole of the United Kingdom, which is
thereby reduced to 2,497,8331. Among the items
of charge on the fund for England are, 210,0001.
for the Duke of Wellington, and 72,8891. for interest
of Exchequer Bills issued to make good the defici-
encies on the Consolidated Fund. The accumulated
amount of the deficiency for the preceding years is
not given in this return, nor have we the documents
at hand to refer to; but we understand it to be lit-
tle short of nine millions at the period of making up
the general account, though, if continned to the
sth April last, the surplus then exhibited by the
official return for the quarter will reduce the total
deficiency on the Conselidated Fund to eight millions.
Money is so remarkably abundant in the city,that good
bills are readily discounted at 4, or, in some instan-
ces, 3, per cent.; and, for very short periods, at 3, or
even two per cent. This tends to deprive the
Bank, who never discount at less than 5 per cent.,
of one great source for the employment of their
capital, and has assisted in procuring credit for the
report very generally circulated, that the directors
have filially determined not to require from Govern-
ment the payment of the second live millions during
the present year. The Funds, however, have not
improved since our last, and in the middle of the
week were more depressed than they have been for
some time past. 'l'lie monied interest seems now to be
waiting for some intimation from authority concern-
ing the financial arrangements for the year. Should
any plan be devised—of which we confess we see very
little probabiay—of raising the supplies for the
year without having recourse to a loan, the reserve
of capital must seek employment, and finding no
more eligible mode of investment than the Kinds.
great purchases will be made, and the prices in pro
portion raised. A part of that capital is likely to be
directed, however, to the importation of bullion, to
which the high rate of exchange is calculated to
give facility and encouragement. A still greater
inducement is offered in a new mode of business
lately adopted at the Mint, where any person taking
gold in bars may now receive half the weight back
in coin in six days, and the whole in three weeks.
This arrangement, if the exchanges continue to rise,
will circulate gold coin very generally in the country
long before the period when the Bank of England,
by act of Parliament, will be eJmpelled to pay in
specie. By a return made from the Exchequer, it
appears that the amount of bills in tirculation on
the sth lit January, 1820, was 86,303,20ti1 being
adimintition emniured with the amount in circu-
lation on the 311: of Jan nary, 1819, of 6,905;2011.
is that poiti•AP lit ffilfUlldcd debt. This diminu-
tion has ken principally effected by the payments
oa the late loan, half of which was made receivable zu
,xchequer-bills.

THE CONSPIRATORS.
On Saturday the Common Seraeant, in consequence
of having been mitten to by tile Lord Chancellor on the
subject, made his report to the King in Cotuteil ofthe
11 men convicted under the late special cottunissioia.
The Judges who tried the prisoners likewise attended..
After two hours' deltherat ion, and heariog the report of
the trials, the following were ordered for execution on
Mondas , iu firma of Newgate, viz.:—Arthur Thistle-
wood, James Ings, Thomas Brunt, Richard 'I and
William Davidson. The remaining six, who pleaded
godly to their indictments, were respited during his Ma-
jesty's pleasure.
Mr. Brown, the Governor of Newgate, received the
warrant at seven o'clock in the evening. and, accotnpas
nied by Mr. Pollen, the under•sherili to Sherd Parkins,
immediately went to the condemned mom, in which
were sitting those who were ordered for execution, .a-
tended by eight officers. When he entered they rose in
the most respectful manner. Ile held in his hand the
Recorder's warrant, of the contents of winch they ap-
peared conscious. A dead silence prey ailed, but there
was not the slightest agitation observable in the counte-
Minces or manner of any one of the prisoners.
Mr Brown addressed them in the following words:—
" It is my painful ditty to communicate to you that I
hold the Recorder's warrant for the execution of you,
Thistlewood, Ings, Brunt, Davidson, and 'field, mi
Monday morning. 1 hope and trust that the short tune
you have to remain in this world will he employed by
you in makiug preparation for that to which you are
going."
Thistlewood immediately, and in the calmest manner,
said, "The sooner we
.teo, Sir. the better. Our wish is
to die as soon as possible." The others expressed the
same sentiments.
Mr. Brown.—" If any of you wish to have the assis-
tance of a clergyman of any persuasion clueing your
preparation, let me know it, and 1 shall apply to the
authority by which I ant convinced you will not be
refused."
Not a word was uttered by any one of the prisoners.
Mr. Brown then said, " Let me entreat you with effect
to give up your thoughts to the contemplation of the
change which you arc about to undergo. Your time in
this life is very short: deio:e it to repentance, and pr..ver
to that Being who will not desert you at the moment of
fatal separation."
The prisoners did not speak nor make any sigh.
Mr. Brown then left the room, and the miserable
men turned to the conversation in which they had been
engaged before he entered, without any reference to the
tidings they had just heard.
Upon going to the condemned room, where the six
conspirators who pleaded guilty were confined, Mr.
Brown observed a very striking contrast to the scene
which he had just quitted, as tar as regarded Strange,
Bradburn, Cooper, and Gilchrist. He entered with
the Recorder's warrant in his hand, which contained
the cheering intelligence to them. Strange, Bradburn,
Cooper, and Gilchrist, seemed struck with consterna-
tion; but Harrison and Wilson showed no symptoms of
agitation, but appeared rather to despise than to pity the
condition of their companions, and uttered not a word
expressive of hope or fear.
Mr. Brown then informed them, that mercy had
been extruded to them, and that their lives were spared.
Strange, Cooper, Bradburn, and Gilchrist immedi-
ately fell on their knees, bud, after a pause, gave utter-
ance to incoherent anti unintelligible expressions of gra-
titude. Harrison and Wilson were still silent, and ap-
parently unmoved.
Mr. ilrown said, " I have now to show you the dark
side of die picture. Your unfortunate miserable com-
panions in crime who were tried, are murdered Mr execu-
tion on :\ londay morning; and you, Harrison,
Cooper, Strange, and Bradburn, arc transported for

lilt'.4
Wilson, who before had appeared perfectly callous,
now exclaimed, " ! our poor blends; lam indeed
sorry for them." Harrison said nothing; the others
were too Much occupied with the joy of their own escape
to bestow a thought upon those who were
.to forfeit
their lives.
sir. Brown said, "There is one of the most remark-
able c:reumstances attending our casts that ever took
place upon any occasion; and, if von have way feeling,
it must make a deep and indelible impressiou upon you
Those very persons against whose lives your hands were
ab•ult to be raised are the men by whose intercession )our
lives have heel) saved."
Gilchrist has been respited, without mention of the
commutation of punishment.
Those who were condemne I todie were then put into
separate cells, and were left alone for the night. Yes.
iertlay morning Mr. Cotton visited them singly, but was
mit able to make ally impression on their minds. Mr.
li.ow•n hail joiiged it prudent not to bring them m..,
to public worship in the chapel, 11'0111 all apprehen-
sion that they might disturb the solemn ceremonies of
religion by a display of their iufulti opinions. In the
course of the day Thistlewood was visited by his wile
and son, Brunt by his wife, Davidson by his wife and
children, and Tidd by his daughter.
Up in a late hour last night no alteration was
the manner of any one of the prisoners,
except Daiikon, whose mind was evidently solicited
after the inters iew with his family. Tidd has from the
%try beginning preserved 411 uniform and consistent
steadiness and solemnify, but free (runt dejection of fear
Inas has been generally dejected; the rem prit.ectly
io-
diflerent, and even hardened. No one, except 'heir fa-
Indies, hat been allowed to see them. Alderman Wiital
applied for admission, but Mr. Brown felt it to be hi
duty to refuse, harlot; been instructed to fiimit none
who had nut received a special older limn the Yrit;
Council.
The preparations for the execution were going 011
ing tae whole of yesterday, and at a 131 C hour hist
the noise of 114111111erS was still sounding. The Old
Bailey was crowded with an ihtmense aseaaWage of
spectators during the whole day.