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ansirry of the Gentlemen at LLOYD'S induced them to write to the Admiralty requefling information on the fubjeet of there difpatches ; and the anfwer re ceived svas—" That Admiral Lord Isltisoli was off the South end of the ifland of Sardinia, on the t9th of April, at which time he was apprized of the junc tion of the French and Spanifh fquadrons." In ad dition to this the following Bulletin was in the coutfe of the afternoon iffued from the Admiralty : •' ADMIRALTY, MAY 17, 1805. " Lord NELSON, on the 19th of laft Month, was oh' the Ifland of El Toro, S.W. of Sardinia : he had heard of the French Fleet, and he had with him Eleven Sail of the Line." His Lordfhip's difpatches further Rate, that he intended immediately palling the Streights of Gib. raltar, and that he fhould aft as circumflances might require. His fquadron was in the bell poffible Rate of equipment, and the officers and feamen in the highefl fpirits. Laft night accounts were received from his Lord !kip two days later than the above. They were brought by a Lieutenant of the ACTIVE, fent by Lord NELSON, with difpatches, but who was forced to put into Ireland. When he left his Lordfhip on the aril tilt. the fleet was off Gibraltar, and wailed only, in the technical phrafe, " for a Ant of wind" to take them to Cadiz. Our Readers will recolleft, that on the following day (the aid) the enemy's fquadrons were in that harbour. Lord NlLsora having neared them thus unexpeCtedly, will of courfe do his duty to his country and himfelf. We hope loon to lay be fore our Readers the More important refults. We ought alfo to Rare that the [Hence of the let ters of the 23d of April, from Cadiz, refpeitting the combined fquadrons having returned into that port, is by fr'me people fuppofed to have arifen from th., Spanifh Government having aridly prohibited the merchant. to communicate a word on the fubje6.— At tie fame tine, notwithilanding the confident af furances of many perfons, the fa& of the return of the combined fleet to Cadiz, was not geweraily ac credited yeflerday in the belt political circles. It is Aill undcrilood to Rand in need of confirmation, the number of (hips feen by the WASP not correfpouding, and it being a common rufrde guerre to hoiß pendlnts in order to miflead. A Cork paper of the 13th, Hates, " that the Ac T:VE frigate arrived at Cork on the 13th inn. from ,Idird NELSON with difpatches, (received in London yelterday). On the 28th n!t. off Carthagena the law fix fail of the line, which the kept in fight till the fol lowing day, and flippofes they went into the harbour. 4 , The ACTIVE frigate left Lord Nixsoit on the 39th ult. off Sardinia, with eleven fail of the line and feveral frigates." Lieutenant SCOTT Was to leave town !aft night on his return to Cork. We have received fome Dutch and French jour nals, which, though net later than thofe which had before arrived, have enabled us to prefent a few ex tra Els in the preceding columns. An account has been received of the arrival °lit mus: Bottavaterß in the Texel, on board a vrffel from Lifbon, which was immediately moored between two Dutch men of war. JELL:a-ix was not allowed to land, and the Pilots who brought the veil in were thrown into prifon, in irons. A Hamburgh Mail arrived at a late hour, but brings nothing of importance. Yefterday, about t z o'clock, her MAJESTY and the ritincessES left the Qteen's Houk, for Windfor. His Majesty's Birth Day will be celebrated at St. James's Palace, as ufual, on the 4th of June. Yefterday being the Pt incefs of WALES% birth-day, her Royal Hightiefs entertained a fele& party, at her feat on Blackheath. Her Royal Highnefs's tradel= men had fplendid illuminations in the evening. On Thurfday, (non after two o'clock, the Hon. HENRY HA= a was introduced to his MAJL sry by the LORD CHANCELLOR, at the Q2eett's Houle, bn his being appointed a Welch Judge. Thurlday the name of the Earl of Sr. VINCSNT was withdrawn from the Navy Club, by command of his Lordfhip. The Earl of FIFE left Fife-houfe, Whitehall, on Sunday lag on his way to Scotland. Yetlerday his May Esrr, accompanied by the Duke of Yna K and CAMBRIDGE, and a numerous retinue of Staff Officers, reviewed the train of Royal Artillery on Woolwich Common, commanded by General Lord CHATHAM. The number of Artillerymen drawn out amounted to at !calf three thoufand, and made a moil relpedahle appearance. The ev olutions were principally confined to the Horle Artillery, which, from the celerity of their movements, excited general admiration. They loaded and tired while at fpeed, and evinced in a great degree their ability to keep an ereiny in check, or to give immediate af fidance where ordnance might on the fpur of the mo ment be ufed to advantage. An immenle park of artillery was alio drawn (ir, and was extremely well lupplied. The various difcharges were heard for miles round, and the neighbouring villages (hook with the claraorons report of war. The review was attended by an immenfe crowd of fpcdators, and the Cavalry from the adjacent towns kept the line. Af ter the above review had finifhed, his MAJESTY re viewed the Greenwich and the Deptford Volunteers on Blackheath, and exprefred his approbation of their col red and Heady concha in the field. The Qt2EFN and Paisicsssys arrived at the Princefs of WALES'S Houle on the Heath, between two and three o'clock, and witndred a part of the review. The /Como alto repaired to the fame place to rcfrefh, from the fa tigues of being at lealt fix hours on horleback. The day was extremely favourable, and the whole was concluded with great credit to the difeipline of the tr ,- ,ops, and without mit - dunce ar accident. IVAZTIG'diL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind NM. All. DWI. APR. rave. • Dublin . : 2 1 Hamburgh 0 2. lA'aterford : 1 I Got tenburgh 0 I FALMOUT 11, MAY 15.—Arrived his Majefty's fhip AVENGER, of it guns, with the Mediterranean fleet under convoy, among which are the following, the remainder of the convoy ate now off this harbour, and will get in on to-morrow morning : the Bloydes, BUFFER, from Zante, Helena, HARPLEY, from Palermo, for London ; Ann, &sot, and the Lady Ann, MARTIN, from Sicily, for Hull; Mary Ann, PURSA, from Smyrna, Indußry, WICHAD, from Gi braltar ; Andromache, SPAIN, from Sicily, Eleanor, MALLET, from Smyrna ; Alexander (tranfport) LARREN, the London, WILSON, and Malta, Youwc, from Malta, .letfey, PATRICK, from Gibraltar, and the Hercules, BISHOP, from Patrafs, all bcund to London; Dart, Naomi?, from Cephelonia, for Hull.—P. S. Jull arrived two tranfports : they left Admiral Lord GARDNER lag evening about fever] o'clock ; they were ordered to leave the fleet, and make the Grit port in England,, in confequence of one of the forbore fquadron having come out and made the fignal for the enemy being in motion: foon after they bore away from the fleet, the fignal was made by Lord GARDNER. to form the line in two di vilions ; the Englifh fleet confilled of t 7 fail of the line, and the French fleet of 25. ANOTHER. LFTTFR, SAM; DATl.Artived two tranfports, which left the Brea fleet laa evening about fevers o'clock, under command of Lord GARDNER, confilting of 17 1,1 of the line, and feveral frigates, at which time the French fleet, 25 fail of the line and frigates, were !landing out from Breft harbour for tea ; and as no doubt was entertained but that they intended to attack our fquadron, Admiral GARDNER had foi flied the line in two clivifions I the tranfports were ordered to make the &ft port in England with this intelligence. Sailed the Thais, Roslwas.L, for Penzance. Wind N. E. PLYMOUTH, MAY 16.—Came in the CoisrucT gun brig, from a crui se ; Merlin tranfport, from Al derney; and the Friends, Ls GROSS, from Guern tey. Sailed the NIPTUNE man of war, to join the Channel Fleet ; and the Affittantie, —, fur St. Andero.—Wind N. W. ANOTHER LETTER, SAM! DATE.—Thic morning arrived the CONFLICT gun brig, of 14 guns, from a cruize. It is very currently reported here that fhe brings an account of the French fleet being at fea, twenty-two fail of the line, and that they failed from Breft on Saturday 1.0 ; but we rather think if they are at lea, they mutt have got out on M. , nday, as the wind then favoured fuch a purpofe. The report g"es alto to hate, that Admital Lord Gatti:um; was in fight of them, with feventeen fail of the line ; In that if an anion could be brought on, we might cal culate upon a glorious refult. A further report is, that the Moat is arrived in 17 hours, from Lord GARDNER, at which time the Breft fleet was coming out in line of battle, and that Lord GARDNER had a fignal flying for a general anion. The NEPTUNE, of 98 guns, is failed this afternoon, and feven other of the Line in Cawfand Bay are preparing to fail immediately. All is battle in the Naval department. Came in the Merlin tranfport, from Alderney, with a part of the ad Battalion of the Buffs, bound to Ire land; Friends, EDWARD Ls Gans, fromJerfey, for this port. Sailed the Swedith (hip A(litlantie, Captain WnAtt, fur St. Anders, with Spaniflt prifoners. Went up Hamoaze, the RENOWN, of 74 guns, to refit.— Sailed the Ranger Revenue cutter on a cruize. PENZANCE, MAT I4.—Lail night the Manchefler, MOFFATT. failed for Liverppol : the Berry, STOCKS, and the Sampfon, HARAIS, for Cork ; the Betfy, Jsa ;rya, for Limerick ; the Ann, Warta I, for St. Ire's, and the Sifters, Paws, for Swanfea. The Tranflator, Burns HOLE, failed this morning for Briftol, in cm fequence of the embargo, being removed per yeller day's port. DEAL, MAY 17.—Sailed left night the VESTAL fiigate, for the French coaft. The FlEct.A bomb has made a fignal for a convoy to the Weftward.— Wind S. W. DOVER, MAY 17.—Captain ISAAC FALLING, of the brigantine Anna Catharina, of Stockholm, from Ali cant, faw the French llcet from Toulon, 6th April, off Carthagena ; law two Spanifh three•deck chips come and pin them, forming in the whole a fleet of 2 t fail , :7 of the line, 3 frigates, and t brig; and the 12th of April law them off Cadiz, fleeting S. S. W. BOLIRDEAUX, May z.—The !hip la MArie, Capt. MAIN I, from New York, laden with fugar, coffee, in digo, Etc. is arrived here, and placed under quaran tine. She announces that the French fquadron has captured St. Chriflopher, St. Vincent, Montferrat, Nevis, Dominica, St. Lucie, and Antigua. ArroINTMENTS.—Capt. S. H. Linzee, to the Warrior. vice Capt. W. Bligh who is appointed Governor of Now South Wales Capt. Lee, to the Courageux Capt. C. Boyles, to the %%Indio!. Cattle ; Capt. Curry, pre temopore, to the Tribune, vice Bennett, M. P. I.ieut. Talbot to the Swan cutter; Capt. Puget, who has been fa often flared to be the agent for prifoncrs of war, is re-ap pointed to the Foudroyant. Capt. Kelly to the Ca far. Capt. E. Crofton to the Goelan. Lieut. M. Douglafb to the Penelope. Lieut. J. Dillon to the Mnnrn"uth. Capt. J. T. Rood to the Cxfar. W. Renolds, D. Bryfroe, and J. Trywhot ha‘e been promoted to the rark of Commanders io his M.jefly's Flea Mr. Thampfon is appointed private feeretary to Lord Barham. The VLIt TER, Dutch chip of forty guns, is imme diately to be fitted up for the reception of Ccrnmo dore Prince of BOUILLON'S broad pendant; and the Duke's brother, who had the command of the SavrßN when the was wrecked at Jerfey, is to have the coin mild of lwr. FROM 1.1 °YID'S lAS T. GII,AVIISCNIII, MAT t7.—Palled by the Cathar:na, Riekett from Leghnrn; Summers, Rider, from raotaic ; and the Peter, Howe, from Rotterdam Sailed the John and Mary, Keki, for Gibraltar; Adolph, Chriftiati; Reynolds, Geode; Werwagtlng, - and the kora Catharina,Dryer, for Embden. A)titiven—Off Dover. lrftorii, Bangcuft, from the Canaries —At Clyde, Ontario, Hatch, horn Savannah—At Litho!): Bait*, Bennardo; and Sericdadc,.--.-, from London; Bom Firm, and Four Friends, —, from Cork ; Triumphs, --, !ram Bengal; Francis, Nicholls; and Sarah, Salitbury, from Li verpool—At Oporto, Nimble, Coda; Draper, M‘Donald ; and Mary, Wade, from Dublin—At Cadiz, Eliza, Hendricks, from Dundalk—At Africa, Harriott, Sutherland, from London—At Seville, Maria charl o ri,, ' from ditto; John, and Carolus blagnm, r.terfon, flumLiverpool. The ZEALOUS, ELEPHANT, SANSPAREIL , and AFalca line-of-battl e Mips, are ordered to be fitted for imtnediate fervicc at Portfmouth and Plymouth. The Rettowx, of 74 guns, Captain Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, has arrived at Plymouth from the Medi terranean. Letters save been receiver! From the MEDUSA, dated off Care . Fininerre, the aoth April, all well; the Marquis CORHWALLIS was in excellent lsealth. The Mums/. was not to touch at Madeira. Thnricla 9, Sir Home POPHAM underwent his &It examination before the Scled Committee ofth: Houfe of Commons. It is intended to appoint Captains to fuperintend the payment of the King's'hips at Portfmouth, Ply. mouth, aid Sheet refs, which is at prefent done by the Port Admiral , at thole places. Captains SAWYER, HUN TE a, and Luba SDAIN a, are to be appointed to this fervice. The Marquis nfS-rs FFORD, the Earls of UXBRIDGE, DARTMOUTH, and TALBOT ; Lords CURZON, NOW, BA GOT, and BRADFORD; Sir ROBERT LAWLEY, Sir Joe+ Witor-rEsi.sy, Sir R. Ps si.s, and feveral other Gentlemen of the County of Stafford, met on Tuefday lA, at the Thatched Houle Tavern, when it was refolved that Parliament having taken up the fubjeti of Naval Abufes, it was unneceffary to tall a county meeting upon slat fubjen. It is a little eitraordinary ,thatt High Sheriffs for the counties of Galway and Louth, for the prefent year, have not yet been appointed. An Appeal is Paid to be lodged againfl the late Decree of the LORD CHANCELLOR; relative to the guardianfh;p of the Honourable Mifs Ssistoua. On Tuefday tart the third fon of the Marquis of WINCHESTER was chriflened at his Lordfhip's houfe in Stratford-place; the Sponfors were his Royal Highnets the Prince of WALES, the Larl of Pool -ITT, and the Duchefs of BOLTON. The ceremony was performed by the Bithop of WINCHESTER. It was a diamond waifl buckle, and not a bracelet that the Q . ? ESN loft, but which was found the neat morning by the hook maid, in the hall at Bucking ham Houfe, where her MAJESTY had dropped it, as the paffed in going to her carriage the preceding night, in order to attend the play at Drury-lane Theatre. On Thurfday the Right Honourable Vie Lord Mayor, Sheriff SCHOLEY, and Sheriff DOMVILLE, went in (tate to Lambeth Palace to dinner, agreea bly to an invitation given them by his Grace the Lord Arelibifhop of CANTERBURY ; prefent, his Royal Highnefs ihe Duke of SUSSEX, the Duke of BEDFORD, and altogether about thirty Noblemen and Gentlemen of dißintlion : a more elegant entertain ment could not be provided. The Brigade of Eft India Volunteers, wit% their full equipment of field pieces, Sec. proceeded yeller day afternoon to Hyde Park, where they were join ed in Brigade by Colonel IiaNSINC . TON'S 3d regi ment of Loyal Volunteers, then infpeeted and exer c:fed in grand review by General BURRARD and the Ell 1 of BANBURY, preparatory to their being review ed by his Map STY on Thurfday next.' They made a very foldier like appearance, and behaved extreme ly well. Prince WILLIAM of Geoccrxrvit arrived at Bir mineham. on Tnefday, on his journey to Liverpool. The Birmingham Volunteers were drawn out to receive him, and he was waited upon by the Magifirates, and a number of Military Officers. who had the ho nour of dining with his Royal Highnefs. On Wed nefdav morning he infpe6ted levera! of the principal manufaaories of Birmingham, and in the afternoon proceeded on his route for Liverpool. A Cachemire (bawl, with palm branches, is now in common ufe at Paris. To be in high Ityle, the branches fhould be very large, complicated, and adorned with a full blown role or pink. The remains of Fenelon have been difcovered in a vault, which efcaped injury during the form of the Revolution. A fubfcription has been entered into for erecting a monument worthy of die Author of Telemachus. Thurfday morning, a weaver in Spiralfields un dertook, for a wager of five guineas, to walk from Shoreditch Church to the feven mile (lone at Ed monton, and hack again, in two hours and a quarter; which he accompli thed two minutes and a half within the time. LovvEay.This being the Second Day of Draw ing, No. 2,875 as Fifa-drawn, was entitled to wool. When the DIADSM was recently ordered to fea per telegraph, on a fpecial fervice, the (hip's company had more than four years pay due. Captain o'l3aisr4 called all hands, and addreffed them, on the urgency of the cafe, when the whole of them, with a fpirit becoming true Britilh Tars, gave three cheers in ref tintony of their readinefs to do their duty, by going wherever they were ordered, notwithitanding they (hould fuffcr Come inconvenience from the want of money. The following extraordinary eircumaance. we learn by a letter from liuffina, of the 30th ult. lately occurred at Tonningen Matter of an Eaklilh vale! lying there, was order.d by the Captain of the Guardfilip to flack hi, cable, which be did, till he could flack no more; he was then ordered to cut, which he re futed to do, faying, he would not, or could not, if the King himfelf was there. In confeyience of this reply, the lknifh Captain fent a party of men on board of the Frith& veal, who brought the Matter on board the Danith Limp, and he was there flogged forerely, by urdi rof eat it Captain. The Dane, in vindication of his con• duet, fay., the Matter of the F uelich vrff-1 damned the King of Denmark; this charge has, however, been refuted. by a nitmb:r of witneffe, who were prefent when the altercation took pl,ce. .4 petition, praying for redreis, figned by about fifty Engkilli Matta. Of vdislo,bas been knt to our Ausbafriclor at Copt:Wagon. DUBLIN, 3r,fr 14. Yeflerday the Lords Commit!inners of the Great Seal delivered their unanimous opinion again fl receiv• ing a plea to the return upon the Writ t Habeas Corpus in the cafe of Mr. Jultice Jou N son. The prin cipal quellion upon the legality oi the arrefi, !lands over to Thurfday nest, when it is to be argued before their Lordthips. • A fingular intlance of the wonderful ftrength and fwiftnefs of the Hare a few days ago occurred, that deferves a place in the annals of Iportino.— Sw::et man's hounds in going to the ttrancl near Raheny, where they are accullorned to be exercifed, they ac cident4ly put op a hare near the ruins of Kilharrick Church—being clofely preffed, and the tide being er - tirely out, the took flraight towards the fe4—atter running a confiderable dillance aJleld, the dr.uh?td Ikon, and made for Clontarf ; being, hill keenly Cued, and finding it irnpoffible to reach the Chore, fye ran towards the Light-houfe, but hopped by the flowing tide, and frightened by the delighted feaman who manned their Itranded vet Tels to witnefs the (port ; the doubled back again, and kept the dry banks of the North mail fire gained the channel at Sut ton the then in the molt clothing manner ran back her foil, and had nearly gained the main lard, when the dropped dead before the hound.. On the molt moderate calculation fire could nor have gone lefs thin eight miles in full view the whole chase. The following is the lift of the Irifh Members in the Houfe of Commons who voted in the Majority againft the Catholic quellion : A.chefun, Hon. A. Armagh co. Keane, Sir John, Youghall bo. Archdall, M. Fermanagh to. Ki , e, Hon Edward, Ramat- Archdall, Richard, Dundalk mon county Boyle, Vikount. Cork county Longfieid, M. Cork city Burroughs, Sir W. Eimilkilleu LefLe, Charles P. Monaghan Bag,well, J. Tipperary county county Bernard, TLomas, King's cu. May, Edward, Belfaft Ch'nnery, Sir B. Bandon Macnaghten, E. A. Antrim co. Caftlereagh, Vile. Down co. Neville, K. Wexford town Canniag, Rt Hon. G. Tralee Ormfby, Charles, Carlow bo. Cktnents, —, Leitrim co. Pole, Hon. W. Welleiky, Duigeuan, P. Armagh ho. Oucen's cram ty •••._ Falkiner, John F. Dublin co. Rain, Abel, Wexford comity Folio., Rt Hon. J. Louth co it °china, G. Weilmeatb co. Fortefcuc, W. C. Louth co. Shaw, R.. Dublin city. Featheritone,, Sir T. Longford Sneyd, Nath. Cavan county county Savage, Francis. Down county Hardman, Edward, Drogheda Sudlty, Vile. Dorn gall county. Hall, Sir Geo. Londonderry city Stewart, Hon. C. W. Landau- Hamilton, Sir C. Dungannon derry coui.ty. Hamilton, Hans, Dublin co. Stcwtrt, Right Hon Sir John, ones, T.Tyrwhit, Athlone Tyrone county. i c one, Walter, Cokralne bo. Stewart, Isom , Tyrone Co. epheon, Denham, Mallow 'Tottenham. C. New R ors. tioz, Hon. George, Trinity Vereker, C. Limerick city. College, Dublin The following is the lift of the Itith Members in the Houfe of Commons who voted in the Militia'' , for the Catholic queition : Bagwell, W. Carlow county. Hawthorne, C.S. Dowcpatrick Burton, Hon. P. Clare county. Laton-he, 1) Curiow runty. Butler, Hon. J. Kilkenny co. Latombe, R. Kildare, county. Butler, Hon. C. Kilkenn) city. Laim che, P. Leitrim county. Bligh, Mr. T. Meath county. Lat.mche. J Dublin city Caulfield, Hoc. H. Armagh co. Lee. E. Wart riert cot nty. Crotbie, J. Kerry county. i. 7 ,thevr, Rt. Hon. Vircouot, Corry, Right Hon. I. Newry. Tipperary Dillon, Hon. A. M:iyo county. M.ir.w. R. DAV,- y county. Fitzgerald, Right Hor. J. Enni*. Newp.rt . Sir]. WateriOrdcity. Fitzgerald, Rt. Hon. Mr. Kcrry Udell, W ).tmerick county. ... . . county. Cfl.rikii, Sir 1 .. Clare county. French, A. Rolkommon county. P.wfai.by. Right Hon. W. B. Greene, Wnt. Dungaryan bo. Kil:.cnny cotioty. Hume, W. H. Wicklow co. F.11;41:1.0. Wicklow county. Hutchinfon, Hon. C. H Cork Suil/ClViik, Mr M. Meath co. c:ry. The Right Hon. D. Browne, Member for Mayo, was taken tudoicnly ill, sod unable to attet:d •he Houfe. Lord Gorge &reef, rd, Member tor t.endonderry county : and the Right Hon. John B rer.t. , rd, Men•ticr for the county of Water ton!, both voted, but we bare nu: been able to afcatain swim MAC.. fide. 7-- Green, a feaman, belonging to the Endy mion, at Portfmouth, fentenced to be hanged for defertion and healing, was on NVei'.nefday had up for execution, but juii after the hal!er was placed round his neck, a reprieve, by a frzr.al from a plat form, w.is fent him, and thus thatched him from the jaws of death...which timely rreirenger, we hope, will ever be a warning to his future cc,nduCt. On Saturday Eft there was a dreadful thunder form in the neighbrarrirood of Norwich :—At Ho ' ninglon, the feat of Lord BAVNING, a houfe on the brakes, called the Sl,cpherd's Lodge, was nearly de molithed. The lhepherd, who had gone in on the appro ich of the Rona, w.ts ttruck blind : one child was burnt, and it is will tot recoser--!he door and windows were tit vered to pieces, and mar,y of the bricks forced out of the wall, and , All i:d fur miring velocity to a great dißance. Tire lightning on Friday WAS alto very vivid Fritton, where a man was (truck dead whillt driving time pigs, and a tree fhivered to pieces. At Morton a fhepherd was killed by the lightning what' ia the field with his At the Court of Juficiary, Glafzow, David Scott, engraver, and Hugh Adamron, p.,;:er and turner, both of that city, accufed of forging and tittering a number of notes, in imitation cf the genuine to tea of Meals. Carrick, Brown, and Co. banks! s, in Giaf gow, were tried and fund gui.ty, and feritenced to be hanged on the sth of June next. The Royal Jennerian Society yefterday held its an niverfary feitival at the London Tavern, the Earl of BLRKELEY in the chair. We were rejoiced to hear, by the Report which was made by the Truflees, that this moll benevolent Inflitution, under the AUf pices of their MAJESTIES, has conquered to a great degree all the prejudices of the ignorant, and has ellablithed MeV on a rock which cannot he fbaken. It is moll extraordinary that, though this happy art of preventing the Ravages of the Small Pox took its rife in England, it has made a much more rapid progrefs in every other country of the world. —ln Paris 60,000 Perfons were Vaccinated by the Society in three Months. In London not more than 12,911 have been inoculated by the Society in three years! But if England has been more (low is adopting the beneficent praCtice than other countries, owing perhaps to its refleCting , charaCter, vet now that the art has manifeßed its preterenct, there is no doubt of its fuperfeding the vat iolous praaice. As a proof of its general adoption, four-lif,Ls of the Company at the London Tavern yellerday were medical prafti tioners, who from coofcientious motives and expe rience, all concur in giving their countenance to the invention. The day was (pent with high conviviality. and very confiderable additions were spade to the funds of the Society.