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ROYAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY for the EXTERMINA noN of the SMALL PDX. _ . THE Medical Council of this Society het eby in vite Candidates for the Office of inoculator and Medical Secretary, to cell& at the Central Houk of the le initial. The duties of the Medical GClllleMall doled to this Radon will be to conduct Inoculation at the Central Houk, to lia na applies/as with vaccine 'natter, and with every =diary infer's:lion and advice ; to relater all the medical proceedings ; sod to conduct (under the enntroulof the Medical Council) all the correfiondence, and eves) , other medical blifinefa , public or private, which the Society may require. Gentlemen defirous of becoming Candidates for this Oaks are required to lend their names and eatiffeates, both of regu lar medical education, and of kill in vaccine inoculation, on or before the zoth inaant, to the Houk of the Society, ad dreffed to the Examining Committee. Further particulars may be learned by enquiring at the Cen. wal Houk, No. I Sallibury4quare, Elect-area, between the bouts of ten and eleven, after Thurfday next. JOSILPH FOX, Semeary. FRANCE. PARIS, MARCH 3z. Accounts from Conftantiqople, of the 18th Fe bruary fay, that the French fquadron only waits for a favourable wind to fet ail ; and, that thel4 advice' from Egypt (late, that the tranfports are already arrived at Alexandria, on board of which the Englith troops were to embark. General BIIILNADOTTI will (et off immediately upon his embaffy to America. Very erroneous reports have been fet afloat re fpeaing the fituation of Martinique. The moll recent accounts received by Govern ment reprefent that Colony in the moR flourifhing condition ; that the fever had entirely fubficicd, and the lolfes it had occa6oned were repaired by the arrival of a battalion of the 84th demi-brigade of the line, confilling of 630, all in high health and (pints. General I.ssess, Minißer Plenipotentiary of the French Republic in Portugal, arrived in the Tagus do the stR of February. The frigate which brought him and his fuite entered the harbour at liven in the evening. The Deputation of the Eleaoral College of the Department of the Seine were prefented to the near Coy su s on the 3oth ult. The Flaw Cowsuc converted Tome time with the Members of the Deputation; and expreffed the hope he entertained from the good intentions that animated the Eleaoral College, which was better enabled than any other inflitution to confolidate the principle of the sacrament, and place the erttintry in a fitnatiati to defy viciffundes and in novations. STVTOARD, MARCH es.-. According to private letters from Paris, alluded to by the illsoarine Zellstre, the opinion is generally prevalent there, that a rapture with England is inevitable. It is &flirted even ' that the False Consul. Paid on the 1311, before feveral perfons-w. tire hale made war for ten yearo.-we will make it for ten years more. And upon another occafion he Paid to Lord Watrwroarw, after having inquired with much, affability about his health, and after having fpoken of the approaching fine weather— In eosin that the hope of piddling you Rill among us at thi s period be milled, it will oenainly be weary that your Go. worriment fhould change its conduft. What does this Meesge Swan ? Is It only to imprefs terror ? Two great powers like Prance and England. cannot make each other afraid. Tbc ?rent} People may ass Mod. but canon be frightened. We are ter Peace; but we arc alto tot the fulfilment of tole= Tm•lesi. The FIRITCOIIIOt. then addreffed hienfelf to the Ruffian Minifer, who was near the Engliflt Am bairador, and laid to him in the molt ferious tone, if war be renewed, let all Treaties be covered with crape.- GOD and lumps will judge us. On the other hand, force perfons pretend to have heard, from the mouth of the Minifter, that it was four to one in favour of peace; it is afferted .even that a man was taken up on the Exchange at Paris, for having fpread a report that war was certain. • • Meacri 23.—50 many couriers paffing from Lowden to Peteriburgh, Naples. Rome, onitan tinople and Paris ; there movements of the Frer.ch troops, of which we hear h. the Newfpapers of Italy, and particularly the fucceffive marches to the maritimeparts of that country; fomany changes in the future deftiny of Malta, Sardinia, Egypt, the dishy of Parma, and a part of Tufcany ; and the favour which Lord Etern is in Come of the Newfpapers (*aid to have enjoyed with the GRAND Ssiosoua immediately before he left Confiantino. ple, are the re:dont upon which certain perfons in tlicir.fpcculations on the prefent !Late of public af fairs in Europe, are led to think that England now einleavours to gain the attachment of the Powers we the Continent, to urge them to war, and to engage them in a new coalition. Amid there conjeaures, perfons of fagacity, who remain without alarm, 'or are not to be en couraged agstinfi fuch alarm, without well founded rA:Afons, think it the mnft prudent to turn an eye gipnn Frar.ce, which, as well as England, can find a:fitlar.e: and refources on the Continent. But, at this very moment, when the eftervercence of Britifh politics is fir remarkable, it is obferved, not with out particular curiofity and attention, that the French Government preferves a myfterious faience, basing made no communication relative to prepa rations for war, to either the Senate or the Legit. Wive Body now affembled. The most pofitiwe thing we know in regard to peace or war, and in reipea to the influence which may be ezercifed by France or England on the dif pofitiono to peace or war in foreign powers is, :hat the Court of which juily holds the fiat rank in the Empire, is at pretest' more favourable to France than ever. kutia, labeled that France means to contravene plant for the ultimate fettleownt of Malta, does Dot fecal difpacd to take any offenfive meafure againft France. nor even to conceive any diftruft of its power. The mull difcerning politicians have tint hitherto liven able to difcover, in the known difpoiltions of the Coon of Berlin. the tinalleß &calico from whickabat power may be fulpetied of a .hangs in its fentiments and its fyftem of no. hap towards France. No doubt Lord EL.'', was mated with great dillinfticat by the Sublime Poste. But; it is ag rally believed, that the arrival of the Trench Adm . , and the i leparturc of the Englifb, which took plate at the fanse time, were the fignals of a change In the difpofitions of the Porte. It is, however, more probable that the Porte, not fincerely attached to England lnce the Treaty of Amiens, has only taken this occafion more boldly to difplay (ultimo= which it before entertained. Iterissom.—lt was in the fitting of the Diet, on the Both Ventofe (March a e that all votes which had been kept back were delivered in. The following is the tefult in the three Colleg es: The College of the Cities was unanimous in adopt ing the plan of the 6th Ventofe. fuch as it was de creed by the Deputation. In the Ele'toral College, the Arch Chancellor, Brandenburgh, Saxony, Hanover, Bavaria, have likewife voted for the complete adoption. In the College of the Princes, 54 voices were in favour of the complete adoption, or the Mediation; and !even for the ciivifioth or for Auftria. No deliberation of the Diet was paired with a greater majority. The divifion called for by one voice in the Electoral College. and by (even in the College of Princes, does not conftitute an oppofi. don ; it is only a fort of referee, which difappeass before the opinion of fogreat a majority. When the votes are eolleided. Ind the Directory of the Diet has proceeded to alert the definitive opinion, it is probable that the fi tting of the 3d Germinal (March 24) will behold the clofe of the labours of the Diet fandioned by a very impofing majority.Moniteur. LONDON. MONDAY. APRIL 4. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 3 3 per C. CocE moony, 63: 11, 62-I 6s Ditto, for cc. 6a. Old .5 per Cent. 97:t. PIUCSOF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per C. Conf. 63: 64 63 l Ida spm Cents- 94 93i Imp. 3 per Cent 64 621 I Omnium 14: diE Imp. AOO. II 3-5 End A Tickets al. 35. Long A 110..... Control' Ap. ac. 64: 65: 64: Dummy, MAIICII 31. Conde of lExclange—DulUin on London ti}: Yeller(lay we received Paris Journals to the 31ft March, and this morning the Monitemr of the tft intlant The funds, which on the 29th were ft E so c. Were on the 3eth 321. The Motitetir does not give the Fite for the pa. We have had occafioa to notice before the fonrce of the articles which are fometimes given in the French Papers, dated from Stutgard. They are of Parifun manufadure, whence they ate fent to Stut. gard, for the purpofe of being again fent back to Pmts. Under that head we now find the famous converfation of the Fitts? Corsut. with Lord WHITWORTH, which may be conlidered as the fecond French edition, and as the verfion which the Government willies to be circulated through France, without being anfwerable for it as official. There is likewife, in a Letter from the fame place, a fpeculatioa upon the prank fate and difpofition of the Powers of Europe, in which they are all re prefented as averfe from any new coalition. That conclufion is not likely to be much difputed. If it be tross. as has been very confidently re ported, that the Emperor ALUAIIDIR has been chofen as the arbiter in this complicated affair, we fee no profpee of the prefent bufinefs being brought to a termination in lefs than three or four months. It is the inters.* of a Government like that of France to prolong the lime of anxiety and alarm which prevails in England, and which is produc tive of fo mdch mifchief to the one, and of fo little comparative difadvantage to the other. France, therefore„could not but be defirous of fuch an inter vention, which mull have the effea to prolong the difcuffion. But that would not be all. The corn , plainu of this Government cannot be rubmitted to the Continental Powers, who mull be judges and parties in every quellion as to the ambition of the FIRST CONSUL. Such objeas cannot be fubmitted to their determination. As to guarantees, or fuch other points, there cannot be a doubt that almofi any mediation would leave them nearly in their prefent unfatisfaaory Rate. Difpatches are Rated to have been received from Martinique. The colony is reprefented to be in a profpetous condition, the epidemic difeafe had completely ceafed, and the loffes occafioned by its ravages among the troops, had ken fupplied by the arrival of a AO, reinforcement of nearly boo men of the Itath densi brigade. --- A Mail arrived yenerday from Hantburgh, but the articles brought by it had been all anticipated by the Dutch and French Mails. Another Mail arrived this morning from Hol land, by which we learn that, od the 3cth ult. the Dutch Government publifhed officially the in telligence we announced Taft week, of orders hav ing been fent from England, on the roth of No vember. for the evacuation of the Cape of Good Hope, which they confider as now iu the poffeffion of the Batavian troops, A private letter from Bourdeaux, datt...l the aoth ult. infirm! in the Arlierdan Cowan:, contains the following intelligence Yetterday we received account: here. with great pleafure. that all the difficulties < hich bad arifen between Spain and the United States of Awrica have teen completely t emoved. Spia has dilowned thoconduel of the Governor ofifeit Gelemai s sad etio•ikritt 014tri that frall4pg In regard to the United States, ihall be placed on its former footing. 'This intelligence may be depended on." _ It appears by the following letter that the march. ing of French troops into Holland is Rill doubtful ; but that thole defined for Louifiana will probably continue where they are, for fome time at leaft. atone, Nlaacm 30.—A report is this day Cur. rent, that fome corps of French troops are :dually on their march towards our Republic ; but u this intelligence is doubtful, more certain accounts mu ft be waited fur before we can giveimplicit credit to it. In regard to the queftion of peace or war, every thing is Rill a profound fecret. Difpatches this day arrived from Paris to the French Arnbaffador refl. dent here. General VI croa has gone to Helvoet- Guys, and will return hither to-morrow. It is believed here, that under the prefent circurnftao ces, nothing farther will be done in regard to the expedition deflined for Louifiana. :tire fubjoin a letter we received this morning from Malta : MALTA, PIIntUARY $7. 44 The DASHER (loop of war is juft arrived, bringing letters of a late date from Old England. —About a week ago a moll tremendous form vi fited this Bland, continuing for the (pace of four days, accompanied by a deal of thunder and lightning, doing fome mifchief ; feveral houfes and a church were (truck by the latter. The troops from Egypt are daily espeeted, as the laft accounts (peak of the embarkation of form " For the tall month nothing has been going on here but mafquerading :—for three days we had a public mafquerade in the ftreets—no Officer, how ever, was allowed to appear mafqued. " Lord Emil arrived here on the 24th from Conliantinople, on his way home.. His Lorsithip will continue here a few days. There is not the leaf appearance juft now of the evacuation of this Ifland ; the Britith troops, however, Come of whom have been a confidgrable time on ferviee, look anzioufly for a relief. " The French and Neapolitan Plenipotentiaries, with about 2000 Neapolitans, encamped anal can toned without the Britith works, fill continue— thofe troops with themfelves back again,being very badly paid.—The proportions of price money at tending the redudion of this Hand arc reported to be made out. 4 , Admiral Sir RICHAILD fquadron i confiding of five fail of the line, &c. arrived here lad month from Sardinia. We have had feveral French merchantmen lately if our harbour." Sunday morning as Their Majtsvirs, the Pant. ex sus, and their Attendants, pared through the Great Court Yard to St. James's Chapel, Wmd for, the 3d battalion of the IR regiment of root Guards, and the s till Light Dragoons were drawn up there, each Band playing God Pave the Ksetz as the carriages pared. Their KIJ FSTIES heard an excellent Sermon, preached by Di FISHER. Canon in Refidence, from the fecond of Timothy, 4th chapter, 6,7, and Bth verfes. The Berkthire regiment of Militia, under the command of Colonel VAN SITTART, was embodied in Reading. on Wednefday Wt. On Monday the North Hants battalion of Mlii. tia were embodied at WineheAer, and the South Hants at 116uthampton on the fame day. Thurfday the South Devon Regiment of Militia, Colonel Lord Ross/, affembled on theist pirade, at Plymouth, to be embodied, purfuani to his Ma. is str's warrant. Very neatly one.balf of the old regiment, which ferved laR war, have entered again as fubflitutes. Government intends immediately to avail itfelf of ti,e frvitie of the Volunteer Arociations, and is now engaged in meafures for their general *rem. blement. The regulations will, we underiland, differ in tome effential points from thole under which tbefe corps were formerly organised. In- Itruelions to this purpofe are now in preparation at the War. Office. Report Rates, that fhould a volunteer fyilem be retorted to, it will be confined to Cavalry, allow ing a regimen; to each county. Review IN HYDa Pala.—On Saturday the la Regiment of Life Guards, difhiounted, was re viewed by their Commander the Earl of Ha Musa- TON, in the (pace between the barracks and the fouth fide of Kentinpon Gardens. The fir companies were fiat drawn out,. in three di,ifions, forming one dote line, with their Band in the rear: at a trumpet fignal , the evolu. lions began; an enemy was tuppotedatlauditig, when a company of markfme n ru from the main body, and infiantly fpread like an open fan, taking &cher behind trees, Irregular mounds elf earth, and fuch other objefts as might afford thee) cover; from thefe &nations the Tharp fb,ooters continually kept firing, in furl dire lions as fancy reprefented objeet for their deßrudion, while a body of fupporters advanced to relieve the firft party, who ran to other concealing Rations; there gave time for the main body to advance, from whom a general attack commenced, and having changed their companies into many difpofitions, with an alacrity hardly to be conceived, at a trumpet Cigna!, wheeled off in divi (ions, performing a great variety of maneuvres, only to be defcribea by thnfe familiar with military taffies. _ - The review over. the regiment returned with their eicellent Band playing, to their barracks, where the Aid4k-Camp informed them that Lord Hastis drini highly approved their good conduEt. The French ikmbalikArr, accompanied by a 'Lady. attended the tevrivs. They alighted from their carriage at Grofvenor Gate, and walked in kiyde Park till Am o'slock:. BRIGHTON, APRIL I. The Duke of Am II mono arrived here abuut ?cm! o'clock P. M. yeilerday. This mornin g hi s Grac e was for Tome hours on horfeback on the 1.cv.1, where the Militia were regularly drawn up. and underwent his infpeaion. A finer body of men, perhaps, were never before enrolled for the fel. vice. The Duke, though, in other refpe&c, I.e appears remarkably well, kerns not entirely to hate (hakes aids late unpleafant vifitor, the gout. His Grace was in full uniform, excepting that, is lieu of boots, lie wore large warm boot hocking;. The Duke, during his fojourn here, occ u pi es a houfe on the North Parade. The Taft fafhionable anivals are Lord RivERS• DALE, the Hos. Mrs. SEYMOUR, Sir HENRY P, TON, and Mr. J. M. LLOYD. DEPARTURES. —Lady BiIADFOII.I3, Mr. T. KE MP and f.unily, Vifcount BARRI mcrom, Sir JOHN Ho lISYWOOD§ Mr. J. FEaNT, &c. Saturday the Lottery Wheel;were removed into the City, preparatory to the thawing, which com menced this morning. The Committee appointed on the Eaft Grin. Read elation, have given in their report in fAvour of Sir H. &FRAC VY, Bart. and DANIEL GI L $. The eleflion of a Knight of the Shire for the county of Hereford took place on Thurfday lall ; when Mr. JONV MAT inaws, of Belmont, was re- turned without oppofition I Mr. T. FoLey having declined the invitation of the freeholders to repro. fent them, Mr. MATTH tws was propofed by Jou* Covrattatr., Efq. formerly an Officer in the Pro ,vincial Militia ; and the nomination was feconded by Mr. FasEstae, of Litton, near the Hay, in Breconfhire. The Marqpis of Aalacoar and family left town laft ni4ht for the Priory, near Startmore, where they will remain till after the holidays. The following are the fathionable arrangements for the week : This Evenlng.—Mrs. Wyndham's rout, Portlaod-place.-. Lady Welby's rout, Argyk-ftreet. To-morrow.-.-Mrs. W. Froetnantle's rout. Srankor.fkret- Mr.. Weddle's male, Stanbopodreet. Comets of Port:- moottes rout, Lincoln's-Inn-Selds. Wednefdsy. °cargo Cooldfteld's dinner, Sc. James% (quire. Sir O. fibre's dinner, Beritelty-fqoare. Lady Gitstis rout. EariolLioacieleadlooor, ACKlWleld'ftnet. Too asp ao....Latly Con awy Oid larliorondirtet. Earl of Kenosses dhow, i sits. Marquis of Sligo's dinner, Gkafton4roat, sxrunoar.--Sodifillosier, Massield-ftroeu So a 'Wt....o*mi of Koiroart's pony. Portown-fqoars fc cuiptiefa Hampden's tisk, Griot-area, Grofvenor-formie. Moor& of Iliatadirrtri max, Piccadilly. - - - - Rare" Humr......Saturday morning. his Ma. jury, Upended by - General Gwra I, Equeery in Weida& rode to the right Of Arcot-beech raw. grouncl l and there met the Earl of hammier, mid a numerous fidd of Noblemen and Gentlemen fportfdien. At' half pail ten o'clock the Royal r was turned out of the cart for the day's di. Cerium : the anina/..at Ara fitting off, took its courfe to the right of Hatchet-lame, through the llclefures by Wingfia_d.plais. !here , after rill. niug wit great fwftes,be leaped over the pahnig into Win or Great Park, to the left of Crikultostra Lodge.' and' croling to Ilseen Ann's Walk, hp joined a large - herd of fallow deer, tied the whole fet of running together ; this oecafiosed fomq hi. terruption to the day's (port, till the dyer was again fepartted, and turned Over the paling neat . the.Sand•Pik Gate, when the royal *chace.was re. timed t. the deer taking towards Sunning hill." ; after which be leaped again into the Great - Park, and (warn acrofs the large piece of water to • the right of Cumberland Ledge, which he went round, and leaped into the garden, Clot* purfued by the hounds, but leaping out again •fo far erhaulled him, that he was taken near the Great Lodge, after a run of above two hours. Ecv PT.—The following extrad of a letter from Alexandria, though'erritten (owe time back, con tains Tome interefling particulars which have not yet been communiesied to the Britdh Public. It is known; that fince that period all tbe'differences between the Turks and the Beys in Egypt have been amicably accommodated. But perhaps the circumitances which gave rife to the conceffiont made by the Ottoman Govirnment, have not hitherto been detailed.—The letter we quote is from en Officer belonging to the Britillt Army, dated November a+o— " The war to loot curled co between the Marnelokes and Teas, h now to liter to this pace, that I am at enabled to to roe moo amanita Ovum of theft , moments then k was hitherto isolable to obtain. AU of the bitter wbo wore lo Upper Epps, have bees totally defeated, and routed oat ot dot part sar sM amotry t and theAdtarioui btworhskos. Mist hoviortwoo us to stead the earriace too k, him saroised into Lewis *Mt. todwithaber of between is saisopoo nos. ischeiglitelkiseles, who M.e jtibei thew ' • _ . About • fortaint ergs. yoo libamialuss waved et arta; where fools a der troops had bass fora pet a Rap to the de r/Aldose of We Bedouins. Flea that puree use abed. PIM in the dirge* of an Eaglidara a Aleabdrio, so de tbst Oeneeal Stewart would lbw the hey Umbra Abby, is tease end have an interview with bra Tbs rap* was ear plied with; tad on the rasa, abe lane bay, Melauna ar rived wit* as skeet of buggies, sod waked as the Oeserol His by was way bort, for st twelve &cluck as fuss night ha diger*, for Pato. Mod* las trabinitwib Mad to tibg object of I but kir Isprefed. that be either wanted the Canaan te an stack being awls es be Tab. is Lower Sam or caws t4r b di s itio interfacial. as a Negotiator bayous the Daiwa . Dialog abaft". the main body of the Mainehaes, typo° Suess, were at 11 Hubs, ay nubs treat Baba. " Afar the essfortnce between Bliabenist ley Alphy and OMEN SWIM% the Gemara Aidoin•Cona was Ica 4450 Oaks, and mused lbe day Wen runinhy. Cabal Mew. be AdJanataGoseral, was alfe to barn fa eat Ibis dal fie the fine gmes; bet hie 'Mersey is gee • lisp ha le lewew as mow we have Mk reosMil of ieagegewa table piste two days ago blames the Tarte sea lletedeigrne Waite lee males of Dawaehear k is whiels dhsTerietithw irR mac the math. let woe as% mai feet plows ef carte. The loci s the else lie wee very edlleig. The Talkie' ew wiry. the ileit thew" ma le dm net hemmed woe. sa. l at a coefsipease of this die Peplos. wig , * was under wtigh this Milt. has bees gained to rewshis She was going se florae wit! Lent Ifiremyrt. who was to pro tad front thaw to Obelleemisopla Were k test that the Ugh* ars at prcretit la !gym the hlamehttes week! eadit• pate every Turk In the ceestry. I ass tint to Wens peg thus the plague has "A Wake ow at . /*moulds. These meta. of the guitars llataiwilees. tad sae of the fps have did It k. wW te _ lb° two day*. T h e pel hstal Is se be etsbilliel. awl Dr. gir rhea lam loot We le liffel•Wa. kr .° ' •