The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-05-18 00:00:00

I VACCINATION. - -VDT OF THE mows . TO THE IifeIIIBTARY OF STATE FOE THE HOME DEPARTMENT, FROM THE RATIONAL VA CCIN E ESTABLISH* DATED APRIL 12, 1821. To the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Sideman, Principal Secretary of Matelot. the Home Department, &c. i.e. National Vaccine Establishment, Perey•strett, Aped 12, 1821. MT untia—it is with great revel we sanounee to your ' Lordship, tbat the Small Pox has occasioned the loss of many lives in various parts of the United Kingdom sines our sit Report ; and that mot less than 792 persons have died of that distemper within the Bills of Mortality, in the ;course of the last year. This is abbot one-third of the ave rage number or them who perished lly in the metro piths before the introduction of Vocalising ; but fro matey deaths afford • strong presumptive proof that great pile dices still prevail mann Vaccination, sad that the heneso lent designs of the Govern meal are still far from being ac complished. This Board has Wintered laccssantly to set forth the com parative ease and rafety of the indisposition of Vaccinatios, and the dialculty And danger of the Small Plot, whether occurring naturally or oreasioned by luoculatioo ; and it has been misted most importantly, and in the true spirit of .issiotcrested benevolence, by Ilse Master, Governors, and Members of the Court of Assistants of the Royal College of Surgeons, who have bawd themselves iadividadlly lu each ether, by a solemn engagement, not to yield to any s o licits. t ions to inoculate for the Small Pos. This good example bat been followed by most of the retpirelohle Pmethimenrio she. "country ; though some of then, we sec sorry to mu hive lea thanowlvni improvident* to this injurious practice. And We llnd that the multitude in many places has been so infatuated,' us to accept tee- prufrred services evea of itinerant i si g c o.. tots, In spite of their gross ignorance set all disease, and of the rudeness and inaptitude of the instruments which they em ploy to initial the poison. Hence a perpetual source of con tagion is supplied end kept up, to the constant danger of .11 each as have yet been vaccinated, or Ain may have nu dergane an imperfect romp., or whose peculiarity of cuss . nitwit,* makes them still susceptible of the Vail/lows ba sest.; a pertiliarity 'Molar to that which renders sons per sons capable of taking the Small Pon twice; of who* within tile period of three years only, we hate received ori dince of nut less than filly-two 'Maisons. It is true, iudeed, my lord, that we have received roads bum different parts of the country, of numerous rases of tiatati Pox having sweltered after Vaccination; sad we cannot doubt that the pojiidices of the people against this p live exprilitut ate assignable (mid not altogether unreasonably perhaps) to this cause. • These caws the 1303rd has been indostrionsly employed in invest igating ; anti though it appears that many of them rest only pn hearsay tvideoce, and till, others seem to have under- gone lite Vaccine process haw, (wetly, some years shire, when %it was his well ottileralood, mil poetised less ski/fulty than it ouf,ht In be, yet, after eiery reasonable deduction, we are rumpelled in allow that ton witty stilt remain on weetivoiatile •pmof, to Irma any doubt that the pretensions of Vaccination so the merit of a perfect sod exclusive security is all cases against Small Pus, were admitted at first rather too once stervcifly. Yet the value of Ibis important resonree is 1101 -disparaged in oar judgment ; fur, afore all, these cases bear • very small proportion ill the number of those who are effecno 'oily protected by Ili. The reports of the Vaccinators at the waxl stations in the metropolis, give only eeghl eases of Small Pax out of nearly 67 000 vaccinated by them sinewthe . Si,,s establiellinetit of this Board; sail, as the Small Pox has .prevailed tOttensirely le London, these persons so Vaccinated most have been frequently exposed to contagion, sad cone. 'quently the protertiog effcet of Vaccination must have been submitted In as revere a test as can well be imagined. Moreover, we have the most undoubted prook from ex perteece, that wheie Vaccination has been rammed !small Po; occurring after it is almost universally a safe • disease ; and though ushered in by • ymplums, has liatelly ever failed to be cut short, before it had reached that period at which it becomes dangerous to life. This controlling poser of Vaccination mist be admitted as next in importance to ita preventive influent?, sod surely justifies cote high estimation' of the valise of this great die eorery. The Board has taken care to promulgate to all its ewes groodents, by repeated admonitions, those modes of con. 4.,:ing the process of Vaccination, which ample experience within its own immediate sphere of obseivation, has awes •Thieed to be the most successful. It cannot be &pied, my Lord, that the eontinumer of the `practice of inm-alation for the Stoat Pox is the mats source of whatever disappointment we hove met with ; for in thoso couotries where the Legislature has interfered to prohibit is, and to enforce Vaccination, the Small Pox has become almost unknown, and the full benefit of this saleable dis covery is enjoyed; but similar results, we know, cannot be looked for in the United Kingdom, until the whole commu nity shall concur voluntarily in this salutary practice. We have ouly to add, that 6,933 arson were vaccinated last year at the I stations in London ; that 48,105 cherees have been given to the public, and that 77,46'7 have he ro vacci nated in Great Britain and Ireland, by our name %lisle correspondents only, making a total of 84,400 vacci nated last year, a number superior to that of any former. 7". HENRY HA LFOR D, President. . RIVHARD POWELL, M.D. ?Censors of the JOHN COOK F, M.D. WM. M ACMICHAEI,M.D Royal (allege or Physician.. • P. ,urße. LATHAM, M.D. T. FoRsTF.a, Master of the Itity•l College of So wow,. EVEKARD HOME, Governors of the Royal BLIZAR D. f College of Surgeons. Be Order of the Baud, JAMES HERVEY, M.D. Registrar. We beg permission In subjoin the Declaration of the ltembe.s of the Royal College of Surgeons. F APPENDIX. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. We, the undersigned, Master, Governorii, and Members of the Court of Assistants of the Royal College of Surgeons iii Loudon* deeply impressed with the 11/3111; fatal instances of Smell Pox which daily emcee in the metropolis, and I. various part! of the kingdom, assured that such results are in a great fit grre coaseepeelices of the support and propaga tion of that disease by iuoculation, and unshaken in our roufidenco of the efficacy of Vaccination in exterminating Small Pox, from a sense of duty to the cuansanity, hereby renew the engagement entertd into by us in the year 1813, nut to inoculate Small Pux, but to panne, sad to the ut most of our power promote, the practice of Vaccination. And we earnestly rreornufeeid to all Members of the Col lege similar cligagemeois ; convinced that the entire 'aline_ tine of Smell Pox would be the happy resole of the snpprra sina of Inoculation of that di eeeee and the 'funereal adult lino (111' VSCri.llll , 3ll. - - _ lua.fichls, the 131 h day of October, THOMSON FORSFEH, Maiiter. EVILRAHD Home, G WILLIA BLIZA RD, " erams ' (lewce Chandler, William Lyeiu, T. Kraie, John Abernethy, J. Hcan.ide, Smiley Fmk:in Cooper, Hear) Cline, William Lucas, David Damian, T. Chevalier, William Norms, Jailers Wilson, Julia A. Hawkius, Julio Gunning, F. Knight, H. Leigh Thomas. 11..udfind Harvey, CliallioLocir.—A writer its the Bristol Mirror Says, that on examining the ftniim of Jahn Har wood, lately executed 10, anurder, the alarrisce of Ose organ of Murder was u:)•ervej, and the presence sit* that of Benevolence.--'lle skull of Lateornise, Use barbarous wretch hang at Exeter, abort seven years ago, restated a similar appearance k_. ~ SAFETY LAMP. A writer in the Whiteketten Gassite asys: , .- 10 It is *se workable sod lamentable fact, that since the invention attic eafety.lamp, Mole fatal accidents have happeorid in coal mines frem the explosion of fire-damp, this in the mine epee of lime previous to that invention. All the miser. with whom I bare conversed ou the subject, admit that the temp is perfectly safe, and that they can fearlessly penetrate with it into workings which they dare out captors with lights all formerly used; brit, unfortunately, the safety.lamp gives such a dim light, that imprudent miners are frequently is. duced to open It; sod this, I fear, will always be the care, whilst they can do so without the knowledge of the stewards Cr overnice. To do away with this inducement, by rolaryg ing the safety geese, so as to admit a larger lamp (which might be supplied with spermaceti instead of common whale oil), and placing a rellector in it to condense the rays of the light—or by any other contrivssee, calculated to attain this desirable object, would be an inventing worthy of the psis. and high character of Sir Hympbry Davy. One objection to the asfety-Imeip is, that the meshes of she gaits. are 00 ex. tremeir tine (which is necessary for security), that they are soon choked up with coal dust, which requires to be ever tied allow brushed uff to make the light visiblei yet eves this obstacle may be removed in tome. JIIAIt X E TS. Ilse • = s y floreamlne Prise Cartage if May 15, I 811.) WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PROMOS, CollStu.—A lame quanity has bees britsght ts•96B/8 • sale since our last, which appears to belts rather asthma IMP laarki , t, though *early the whole has bees disported of si the prim paid on Tuesday last; on Friday the demand was lees brisk Mau during the former part of the week, sod the prices paid at the public sales were scarzrly equal to those of the preceding days: the total quantity brought forward suet, Tuesday is $64 casks and 4,631 bags. The Stuck of W. I. Coffee is now 3,789 toss beteg 8 more thin at Ibis time last year, the mewed prices are la. per cat lamer. 11. P. Suortft has brew in less demand generally, the 21011 and strong qualities, particularly of new Sugar, Ilorl a ready sale at full prices; the other sorts citations very doll of Mk. Fositicas SUGARS have not bets is deemed, so Wes have been I flirted privately, and two or three parcels of fh b, sountating to about 600 chests, principally middling and good white, have been offered by sachem sad take. is. at the prices quoted The Stock of 0. P. Solar is now 1,L92 casks more thaw at this time last year, present prices 4s. per cwt. lower. Rum has been tuts emely dull of ask. • The present stock of Rum is 14,3.53 pascheons, ssi pike Of pro fs le. 9d. per gallon. Stuck last year Mane dasellllo 8,733 and • of S. 3d. per .4 puncheon., price of proufe per gallon. Loowono bar bren in greedy demand; Cargo Jamaica Wks brought an advance of be. per tow. Pursuit, remains without alteration, a retool of 470 bags was mold on Wednesday at bid. for good quality, one lot brought 8 1 J. per lb. - LIVERPOOL REPORT, MAT IS, /ell. The COTTON market way very Rat motif yesterday, when we bad as incresaed 'leased both front the trade and spe culators, chiefly for Boweds sod Odessa, at the priers ob tained at the close of last week : the sales are 7,109 bags, sad consist 4,209 Boards al lld. • 11d. mid a few at 8 d.; 400 Orleans at 11}J. • 121 d., mid one lot of prime at 13 1; 230 Ilea Island sat ISIJ. a 21d.,'3 it ostained at 13id. sad 16 .; i 720 Ferments at 13.1. a 131 d., 210 Bahian at Ilid. a Itid., 450 Slaraiihains at 1 lid. a 12.1.1., 110 Para. at 11d. • 111.1. 50 Mots Geraes at 100. • 101 d. 150 Drowning at I ltd. • 121 d., 40 Domingo. at qd. 180 Cubas at 9d. a 11d, 58 Lejaires at Bp., 1111 Alsilr.is sot Q. 10 Surats at 81.1., 240 Bengal. at flit. a Bd. per lb.: about 2,000 Bowed, have been taken oil speculatioa. There are 1,500 Sea Island., 300 Or leans, and 500 Bengal. advertised to be sold by auction on Friday the 18th imaant. The import is 836 bags Jamaica and St. Thomas ' 367 Demerara, 3,463 New Or4eans, 11,932 Charleston am! S It, 2,483 other parts of U. S., 4,911 Brasil. —total 23,982 bags. About 550 birds. of Demerara and Barbadoes Sugar have been offered this weik at public sale, the former of which sold steadily at our last prices, but the Barbadoes went 4s. lower: is Foreign descriptions nothing has bee• dime, sad 50 chests of Rio, slightly damaged, with 30 Babies, were put up to auction on Thursday, bulb of which were taken iu for watt of buyers, 800 bags of middling hot free white Bengal offered the same day were withdraws aim at 70s. and have since been bought by the grocers at Os. The public sales of Coffee ou Thursday, Vonsistiag of 1,375 bag., went off steadily at 100 s. a 110 s. for good to Eat ordinary Rio, and one lot of middling has brought Ills.; ordinary Sumatra has sold at 103 s, and few luta of middling Dutch at 123.. a 1255. Pinvento of midJlisig risibly has sold at 7td.; sad 100 bap of fair Pars Cocoa have been takes for asipavest at 48s. Them Is still little inquiry for Rice, and there hare bees oily 150 casks of ordinary and broken Carolina sold Its. a 12s. 9.1 per cwt. Rum is dull, soil there have bees few sales this wcek. There has been nothing June in Orr/sods. The inquiry fur Ashes continues. and Busion Pearl. have hers sold at 40s. Boston Pots at 425. and stained Iduntreal Pot. at 31s. The Hides offered at auction this week have bees taken by the trade at sd. Cie salted B.A. Os, and d. fur salted North American. In Tobacco we have no alteration to notice; prices remain steady. Our Corn minket was thinly attended on Turrday, bet tbe little business done was et former priees, and holders are generally very firm. American Flour fully supports its prier, the stock being very much reduced; bet tae demand is not so extensive as it was for shipment. Abe.. 30 tuns Trieste Shaioac have been sold by auction at 15.. per cwt. . Ou.a.—ln Greenland there has been scarcely any thing done for borne ronsumpiiun, contracts have been made to arrive at 25/. per ton. South Sea Oil has been in brisk de mand for the horns trade, and will now readily bring 23/. in casks. Greenland Whalebone is still uurniaal al 11W. per tee, sales cannot however be effected thereat. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. larsn Pnovistons.—Prime Mesa Reef Is soiree and in good demand. Indi■ Reef and Pork are both rather scarce and higher, Mess Pork is in abundant supply and dull of sale. fincla.—The demand has been dull eves fur low lumps, in which the must business has hero dour, sod the prices of this description are Is. per cat lower. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Corrox.—There has been a steady demand since our last, •nd shout 2,300 bales bare been sold principally of East Judie; io the priers there is no altrratiuu, the low qualities having been iu constaui demand fur expatriation. Pernam buco of second quality is rather lower and heavy of sale. The alike of the week are (dui,' paid) 200 bales Peruainhui o, goodiao 131 d. to 131 d.; 45 1 0 U., and Brrbice, ordinary to good lid. to 12d.; (Hi bond) 1,200 bales Banal ordiaary to good sp. to 61d.; 300 Surat yes, ordinary to good W. s.• Bd.; 150 Madras good 74- 4 . to 7,1 d. per lb. The tuiptots are 725 bales East India. fipicaa.—At the sale yesterday, the wily article which went on' readily was Ciunsui..nur rood and fine qualitie., the Mace was ebony refused, and nearly all the Nutmeg.. There was us Cloves our Pepper in this sale, the demand fur the latter is however very dull. Postscript. Tuesday, May 15, Fort. o'Cloeh. The B P. SUGAR market was fiat today, bid we ran make no alteration in our quotations, the show of new Si. OW, fur which there is most inquiry, is at present very It. raised. The Carter market has berm dull since the last public salts, and to-day three were brought forward cousisting of Dutch, Januica, and St. Mamoru; the two former wont at full pieta, bat the Dutch was peculiarly suited to bowie consumption; the St. Domingo was very dull of sale, and went about Is per cwt. lower. CUMBERLAND EASTER SESSIOIVS. —.............-... . Held at Carlisle, on Tuesday, Wednesday, sod Thursday , the Ist,2d, and 3d days of May. iiiisabctk Young', a young woman of as iaterestieg ap pearance, was indicted for bigamy, Invitee married Jousting' Deserued durum the life-time of William Young, of Brig ham, her drat husband. William Wraighant 'mew t►e Prisoner sod her roomer husband; be was present, and • rubscribi•g witness, •t their marriage, which took place ■t euckerssouth, by the Rev. Mr. Finnan. Wm. Gersten kites Prissier, and was pretest soon after last blarrisasas et the cherch of St. Bees when she was married to Jonetha• Durwood by the Rev. Mr. Anger. John Menekhouse examined tbe marriage register at Cock eyeteeth church; au extract from which, recording the nip tiab of the Prisoner and her drat busbaud, was put in; be had also examined the marriage register of t►e church of St. Bees, tum which a similar extract, recording her second marriage, was also put in. Win :Merle, the uncle to the .Prisoner's first busb•ad, saw him or the !Ist of last February. The Prisoner, in leer defence, stated, that her Int husband bad descried her, and she hod heard of hie death upwards of twelve mouths before her sensed marriage. Her mother, who Served her tenderly, was recently dead, and she had no being us earth to protect he.. Here her voice became inaudible, being choked by her Wars sad the viesleuce of bey rinotinsi. Every person In the 4el, possessing • heart of sensibility, deeply sympathised sib her; and we have no doilla, alternately felt the glow if indignation wanting, and the dew of pity wetting, his cheek, ea the conduct of the Proseeito►, or the yowls mad utter helplessness of the Finn:lOU were uppermost in his mad. The Jury fueled her Guilty, and the poor unfortusale was directed to fill upon leer knees and ;way that the Coot% would rot pass a severe *cadence epee her. Its cousegnence of the favourable ciecurnsiasices of the case, she was only neutenced to be insprisased six mouths in cation gaol. Jam Peri:croon was arraigued fur stealing one shift, two pair of stockings, one pair ref shires, rue silk handkerchief, aid two raps, the property of Jane Irving, of Nixie's. Jain Irving, a simple country girl deposed that she was et Wixom ua Saturday the 7th of April lost, seeking fur a plies—she met she Prisuner there, wbu hired her fur a year us the behalf of her uncle—the place she assured the wit. ern was • rims one, sear Gretna—she will to inert her et Carlisle, and prevailed upon witness to accompany her there, which site did, tying up her clothe. in • bundle.— They arrived, and proceeded to a public house where Prisoner directed witness to rens4in outside, while she went in and acqoainied bar nuele—ilie such, of course, being sot there, Prisoner a►ked witness in go up the street but leave her laaspdie at the tin, *loch she did. No uncle however being discoverable, Prisoner told witness ►he bad S. go into • house, end slipped her. After staying near an haw sondes. returned to the too, and (omit( the clothes • Amentioued in the indictment were missing. The Prisoner I .was taken on the caning Sunday; with the clothes on.— [The Prisoner here said she had given es. to witness fur the clothes, which the latter denied, and said, on the contrary, Prisoner had i.e money, and had borrowed 6d. of her.) Julia Barnes, constable, 'Apprehended Prisoner on the 7th, found the clothes un her bark and in the horse. They were produced and identified ley the last witness. Prisoner, when taken, said the cluthea were her own, that she had au uncle, whit h ►he afterwrrds denied. Offered wilites* a guinea in let her go, and schisms hedged abs bad given the last witness within* lot the goods. Verdict—Gaily. Seateuced to twelve mouths' imprison. =out its the House of Correction at Whitebaraet. • DUBLIN POLICE. atOtniTaaTn-OrlitlT °MCC On Saturday last sousecows, brlungiug to a man of Iberians. of Magna, were imposiaded in Swords for a trespara,be (AI agora) broke ores* the pound mid drove away hie cows. A soma of the name of Darlington, one of the Swords cuuslables, was ordered by Captaiu Prague-11, a Magistrate, to re-impound she cow., which he um in the act of doing, wheu a son of Mayor's atteapted to rescue the cattle, fur which the (tra inable made him prisoner; a man of the time of Fitzpatrick came to rescue the Ply, alien Darlingtuu drill* d him • 'bind off, or he would tire ou him." Uriturtuuately, Fitzpatrick rushed forward, apparently to rescue the buy, when the con stable Bred, asid killed Mut on the spit. Darlington mate drately surrendered to Captain Gorden, a Slagisirate. A Conies* s inquest-will be held on the budy of Fitz patrick this day, and the verdict of flue Jury shall be laid berme the public, as well as all the uthcr circumstances atieutlaut uu the Comore* inquest, in the Fireman of to -1111101 W VIRTUES OF PoTIEEN. The fuilowing abstract from the second chapter of fidistsfird's Chronicles, mg amuse our readers : " The 'toile is low and water's'', including diverse little Wanda, tuviroued with lakes amid ; logheat little hare staudiug pules in their types. Inhabitants, especially saiw come, are subject to di.iillstious, rbenmes, mid Asses; for remrdie whereof, they use an urdinarie &hike of Aquarthe !smog so qualified in the making that it drift\ more, and also inflauisch lease, than other but coufectiona du. thie Tlseiscritua wrote * proper treatise of Aqumvitie, wherein he praised it kilo the ninth dreier: he distinguished three soils thereof—Simplex, Composita, and Perfeerferfroa. He derlarrlb the iimples and lapilli. comes thereto belonging; he wishes it to be taken as well before meat as after—it ilnetti up the breaking out of hands, and killeth the flesh worento, if you wash your hands there. with; it monied' all seurfr and smells from the head, being therewith &Ilse washt before mealca. kti lug muderaielie taken (soak hi), it sluweth Nee, it atrengtheuelli youth, it lielpeth digestion, it cositelh derive, it •haisdusictb melts eholie, it rehalieth the heart, it lightetseth the mind, it quo kenetii the spirits, it eareth the hydrupsie, it liealeth the straneurie, it pouherth the alone, it expelletb graven, it puffeth away all ; it keeps th and prcrerveth the head from whisliug, the ries hoot dazeliug, the lung from lisping, 16e mouth from Bleating, the teeth trap chattering, and the throte from 'Anhui; ; it keepeth the weasois from the stomach hum wambling, and the beam from swelling; the belly burn winching, she guts front rumbling, the bands (rum vhiveilng, .ud the sitieua front shrinking; the reins Goon crumpling, the busies from akiug, and the marrow from soaking. Vistrititis, also, ascribeth intro° a singular praise, and would have it to burin., been kindled, which he tsketh to be a tubes. to know the gooduems thereof; sod truly it ion ativireivie liquor, of it he orderlie taken" —(A Treatise on Aqtas.ritir,or Whiskey, by Theo crats's. Bishop of Iternmicnsis, in Itornansilss, juafa Duna. nixie, as it is written in Me second chapter if the second robins of huphael liolinshed's Description of Ireland— from flu:death of King Ilswry VIII. to the year 1366.; LYNN, MAY 7. -....m...- The stupendous drainage of the F.su Brink, extending over some hued's ds of thousands. of serfs, and olitch lea been so usauy years is contemplation, is at length rapidly drawing towards its completion. The Emu Brink Cut, about two miles and three-quarters in length, is 111111 y eumpleto d, as is also the at w bridge across it, which is to be a draw bridge fur the admission of ships to pass •eil se•psss through it up to Si. Germans. The new bridge i■ of timber, with which great ingenuity is combined to produce strrngth and durability. Its length is about n2O feet ; the ver►ed-sine ue spring of the aids is three feet 111 inches; consequently it forms a segment of a circle whose diameter is right miles, and its circumference upwards of 25 miles! On this graud canal and its •ppendeneits there will in all probability, be. fore the works are finally completed, be expended nearly half a million sterling !—We ape informed that it is the in tention of the Commissioners to epee the cut, or new river, in June Next. Yellerday--Quctx CAROLINIC soßpro—Lioliclay lil •ll Ibe Public 016oes. bIsTRESSING SIIIPWRECT OF THE HENRY, CAPTAIN THO3 I / 1 3 NEWPORT.' Melancholy loss of the brig Henry, Capita, Titoism Newport, of Dublin, on her passage from St. Joke's, New Brunswick, towards Dublin, which vessel railed on the 3d of December from St. John's On the 13th, scudding before the wind, in a tremendous storm, the sails blew fount the yards, mid in a short time the ship broached to, in consegnence el which she 'prang a leak. To prevent the ship from being water•logged every exertion was made, both with the pumps mid by bailitse from the cabin scuttle, until the 17th, when the water wit two feet above the cabin-deck. We then curleavouted to save some water and the provisions, and the most valnatile property, which was no sooner got on deck than washed from our Bross, and the holders likely to be taken with it overboard. At tea p.r. the main &Ink blew up The decks cleared of every thing but the bower snicking and cables, and she sea 'making a free pit:sage over her, we a xperted every moment to be our last, although the ship swam perfectly on her k. el, front Isairitsg fifty tons of black birch In her buttum, sod bluets tons of ballast. Consisnt gales until the 19th and 211th, when we searched for water that had been s. cured in the forecastle to one of the breast-hooks; hart to no effect, as we found the casks staved. Part of the new then gave up all hopes of exist. cure, bud thernselses down on the cable tier on the quarter. deck, and there exp.red fur the want of water, w►ich sons of them had la.ted since the 15th. Thursday, the 21st, Wong gales and very call ; the Captain esorlaiswiwg he was .a dead man, the tears flowing down his the, ks, NM nothing but death in every countenance; but, sins the assistance of the steaatd and boatswain, I got his, Captain . flheisport, hauled on the main-top by 11w end of a rope, there expect ing him not to exist river night. Constant gates until the Slat, when, at day.bresk, saw a ship on our larboard rpsar ter, with high spiaster-rkck and yellow sides; light winds, all from the S.E. Same day, at 4 p.m the brig Endeavour, orSalem, Capt. Halton Breed, hove in sight and made to our aassataure, and same evening took the surviving six of Ui off the n reek. The ship that was in right f r llw morning wax wisilde still, and the American Caimans mated, did the ship that was is sight pass us? the MILUS•Cf was, " Yes, she was in sight •f us all day ;" his reply was, .• He twist be a some sinfreling brute." Nos in lat. 47. 14. N. lout. 28 by lunar ',Werra tints. Froin his reckoning, we had drifted 14 degrees, nearly slue FAA, and water-logged. There is one thing iu particular—l roust give my sincere thanks K. Capt Breed for his anxious attention to Captain Newport at his dying wouturnte, which was on the Ist January, 1811 and like wise for the due aitenti paid to the four that survived. The Nautilus, Capt. Tripe, was spoken by the Endea vour, of Salem, in list 35. 50. N. twig. 31. and informed, that the Endeavour had taken from the wreck of the Henry, of Dublin, BM of the crew, and that Capt. Newport and one man 18441 died in twenty-four hours afire being taken from the wreck, and that Ike remaining four would lie thankful fur a passage home, offering water and protiorrici al the same time; but be still continued on his course, nos giving any isosittve answer. Rat, thank God! the American Cap tain took very particular care of us on board; mid when we were put ou board the Mary, Captain Billing', of liverricul, Ull the 2451. January, 1821, lie gave u. provistoi a, and pat Ins own crew on ailowmice, which .very offierr mid tom voliinterreil to do sooner than we should be exposed to a wanting sitnation again, the Mary being abort of every re. Pourer, and having had a lung passage. Amuses of the surrirors:—Juseph A iLinsou, mate, Work ington ; Pat. Moran, steward, Dublin; Wm. Gaffney, sea man, Dublin ; and James balloter, seaman, Liverpo o l. Nantes of the Demised:—Captain Thomas Newport, of Waterford; Wan. Thomson, Julio Thompson, and Wm. Morrcy, seamen, Glasgow, Dr nis Gallagher, seaman, lime rick; James Make, boy, Waleifordi %Vol. Scully, buy, Dub. lin ; Motion Jeml.on, boy, Troon ; Julio Hives, carpenter, Whitby; Thomaa Murray, seaman, IYublin. Doing the whole of this melancholy affair no one had any thing to manual on • only when it rained, to suck the MUM' awl slisouds, an d even their own twine. When some of thesis took to thinking salt water, they died wills a tramp in the bluets. 1 ant sorry to ms, the Captain look to drink ticz salt wafer, which I have every reason to believe was the instigation of his death. (Sigurd) JOSEPH ATKINSON, Mate of the Ileury. • NAVAL I.V I'ELLIGENCE. M•RGiYY. MAY 16. Arrived the James and Sarah, C.,u , (ruin Sou I heinous for Locdoo„ with hrr chain irvir'r broken. A •ti oft Margate the Ti 1011144 Cuutto, 3fisiiiribanks, (min China fur Conduit. with lues of auchur and e.ble r auj sailed nein ihisCorr u oun. RARKICH,INAY ii. Arrived dee Reauf 17 packet with • mail from Naftali!. .iled Ihr Lady NeP:3II packet I wltuthiud, and Pr:ucesa Charlotte packet fur l:uxhave■—each with a mail. DEAL, May 111. Came down from the River and remain the Nepus, Col line, fur Philadelphia; Uniaa, Lain, fur Sierra Leone; Mar. g act, Itl'Mair, fur Virginia; Ytgilutt , White, fur Cadiz, &c.; and the steam parketa Lightning and Meteor fur Holyhead. Arrived and sailed fur ibe River the Marquis of Anglesey, Gum folk; St. Pairiek, Cru►by; arid Catharine, Payton, hum BetlLrt ; John, Pritchard, (rum Jruaaica; mud stveral mule, names aukuua n. Sailed fJr Ilia River the Catharine Stewart, Fort" from Bombay. EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT. On Thursday last so inquest was held before Mr. &A nson, Coroner, no the body of Nandi.: Lewis, la►e wag goner to Mr. Collins, of Upper Horton, racer this town. The eiretsmstauces of this rase furnish a melancholy and ewtra . ordinary instance of the disastrous eousequeures of negli gence, sod rt is hoped will operate as a warning to all ser vants alto may hear of them. It appeared from the rei deore taken before the Coroner, that on Wednesday lasi the deceased and a little bay (as his driver) were at plough wilb five Itui sew. in a field where there was a deep pit, out of whirl, marl had heen gotten, and wk.( h was til:ed with water to the depth of 'Mee yards al the farther extremity, hut gradisally diniiiiiabing towards the month, as is venal in pits of this us. lure. Between eleven and twelve u'elut k, when the deceased had baited hi► horses, he took them to this pit to give them water, without using the peecaution of loosing their chains from each otlivc. The leader soon got beyoutl his depth, and, endeavouring to climb the stet p side of the pit, fell backsaida into *llll deeper water, dragging the other horses towards him ; the boy, peree:viog what was about to happen, with great pieseisce of mind, plunged into the water will ouhooked the last horse (being the wily our ha could reach) from ibe others, and saved him ; the unfor• twilit. igen also plutiged 1,110 the water, will laying hold of the bridles of two of the horse*, endeavoured to turn them into shallow ester, but failing in this and keeping his hold, the horses, which were litrunie unruly and entsagled in their chaios, dragged Lint into deep water with them, suit before assistance could hr procured, the 111111 and four very valuable horses were unto' tomtit-1y drowited.—(Stoford shire Advertiser ) LUSUS TU R.E. A foal was exhibited at the Said of the Coil" Institution this day, womb forms a eubjeet of inquiry fur the eaters. F•t. The creature had but one eye, and that is the Cesare ut the forehead, where she star appears in horses ; this eye was extreordkariSy large bud prumitt-nt, and was very much suffusid wish blood ; there were no nostrils, or any appearance se hai.ver of slow, and the mouth was of a curious cusiforroatius, the lower pars of it being turned up in fount the space of some inches. The animal was foaled on yesterdsy morning, and during She entire day appeared likely to live. Is wax tined, however, that in eonrequesice of the absence of oossr,la, the creature could sot der.ve food from iis dam mid breathe al the same time, sad it died at ten o'clock this moralism. The body was otherwise admi rably proportioned, sad of very beautiful symmetry.- 1 / 4 (.orA Mercantile Ckronkfe, May 9.) 711 E ril BP. STATE OF THE ODDS-BETTING-ROOM, 11At 17. ILIs.6IBY. 21 to 1 opt Goototos 100 to 6 Rest Cowslip, So its 1 spa Reltioaki Troth, and Charm 6 to I stet Jook 20 to 1 opt lio,i(ruciaos Ok to 1 apt Troutlimo I OA XS. 4to 1 apt Zeal I Ii to 1 apt Itly Lady 4 to 1 apt Augusta hi to 1 apt ibla. HIIIITINGS OF CIIRDITOIN AT GUILDHALL, TO lifißOO*. —war— N. N. W. Cape, London Brid3e-fm.t, Rrwee► C. Ball, Al bum, paper-manufacturer ... 1 W. Brandon, li.ml-street, bwhler .... T. Farquhalson, late of Swansea, merchant 3 1:' R. Recline, Depilmd, brewer . . 3 I , r J. WOO!, Berm Isey-alreea,prummon-wo Won't.. 3 1: G. Se2illell, lhabopag•te-street, Insets-draper. 3 I ' B. &w ow, Ulna's C. free baud, and l►er, insur- . . . aury-beukey R. J. Robert.., Ileuorics, ironmonger /. Lee, Sunderlaud, grocer.... J. Wel.h, High Holborn, 1111141• r-mat hoer 2 ler J. Gorton, Ilaunpstrael toed, h 11. and .1. 11411, Upper Thertwantre at and IVolsne bansptute, iron alstrihsisli S. Turner, late of the Stock Est hinge. briber .... I II J. Corsets, Gressl liesteloc.p„ teadasoker W. Ambrose, Clapton, carpenter .. .. ' I II S. Copland, jou. Blackbeallskall, victualler v ;;.. 1 12 C. Woodcock, Newsreels, (steelmaker .. I VP J. Kyffon, Puplarolesder arJ dispenses W. Smart, Dishopapte Bisect, carpenter T. Wall., Leultesbnutarsh. halter ... 1 1 J. Giber, Mile End Nen Town, •ictwaller.... ... If to J. %Vetter), IV. James, and T. raps% juu. Mood 'Meet, soil of Coventry said Nuswaion, ribber. neanuface um' T. E. Ilealke., Rochester, miller J. 'Lunar, just. West Sorthfi.l.l, wectualler • 1 10 DIVIDENDS J. Busk BislinpSturtfisid, anunerserivearr.. ~ H. T)ler, Woodford, ionkeeper lt J. Millard, Cheapenle, lineu-draper 00. 10 T. Blackburn, Whilechapel-road, somner-isariiim...... 11 J. Leu in, Holloway, carpenter . l2 H. and J. L. Srloonier, late of College hill vied Chemise ion, sugar r. alien J. Ruse, Coro chant .... T. and J Dooley, Itauk.vide, cure-mm cumin, . 1 Z. lieppell, Afford, builder Bleekburu, Plymouth and kflocmtbury-scprare, ship builder W. Sherwood, hate or Liverpool, map manufacturer... 1 C. C. Becher, Lothbory, merchant J. F. and W. Stier!, Sucklershury, slat W. Davies, lirre or eserpitilly, woollen.rnmerstactemer.. IL H. It. Plaw,lLinsemtreiti, mereM.A..... . 1 11f ARK lAG ES. Oa Maeda, se'auight, at &. Grorges, flanowes.agesre, Sir Henry Lambert, Bart. to Anna Maria. youngest daughter of the lase Boa. Edward Foley, and raster to !Waned Tho mas Foley, Let. of Stoke Edith Park. Besefordshire. On the 17th instant, at Si. George the Martyr, Charles Noce, E. 41 to Frances, third daughter of Nicholas Poorer, EMI of Queen square, Bloomsbury. On Wednesday, she Itith instast, at A.lbary, by she Rev. J. tleptootall, T.tornas Bury, of London, to Ellen Susanna, second daughter of Witham [Amadei, EN. of Saimdtll Hall, near Cuagietua. DEATHS. Al Middleton, on the 4th instant, at na mimes., age,. Walhao Jus.Sinitteum, comedian, thither of Miss Smithson, non pert. ming at Drury lane Ilacatre, mid formerly manager at Watedmil. she ttrl last (Enter Sunday), at Jd horw , is her 41Ist year, Miry Arm Stephens Firebre, A.dest daughter of the Her. James Beeler?, Rector of Preateign. She had left het - pater nal roof for the purpose of 'kneading au invalid brother and' sister is a voyage to Italy fur the lartuelit of their health ; but her anxiety fur their welfare, and exertions for their rammer . , were such, that she became affected with the pul monary eomplantt under which they Laboured, and offer having wit uebsed the d f her beloved ireother, she ulti mately tell a sacrifice to the [latterly/ yet hopeless disorder. HIGH WATER 'I HIS DAY AT LON DON BRIDGE. Horoissi 51 ether 2. I Evening 9 •fter 3. Coosiontly kept on sale, for Ike necononsotintine of lb. Pribite by Mr. Johnson, CB, Coralsill; a n t Me. Sanger * Lite R;C1111 cu.! Co. Oxford street. OCTO It SOLOAJON's CELE II It ATIM A RSTERi; ENT LOTION, an elTretual Cam for ERUPTIONS W. the r,%ce jail sKrx, procurator.) Pim. pies, Blotches, Triter., R ii,;:eurros,Tan, Sunburn.. Fverlllob, Sbiuigles. Prickly Redness of the Noxe, Neck, Arms, Ste. sett for Scot ludic suit Cutaneous Eruptions, hwitig the MOM Valuable acquisition sod •ppcurbice to the toilet ever offered to the Nubility and Geut, y in die ;Jutted Kingdoms. Pints 4s 641 rach.—H Alf pints 2s. 9J. Also, thaw highly esteemed measeirse• the CORDIAL BALM of GI LEA D, fur Nervous red Cuorremptive Disor ders, and the A N tIPETIG6gES, or SOLOMON'S DROPS, for Scorbutic and utile. disorder, 11110 , 11.11Ug from • vitiated state of the blood mid lympb.—Price 1141. per bottle, or Fuer is owe Fmuili bottle for 33'• with s e wouls. "SAaIL. SOL °son, ' , Paved on the ilooroF• Come diem— Be prom pi ly wise. IVHEN Science began to explore the compli cated machinery of Mau, she was speedily entangla in • labyrinth of mysterious confusion, Gum which intellec tual perseverance shine eassucipated her. Ignorance rind cusp lam, however, still oppose their anemia hostility, moil the prejsukre of weak moils, in some inersure, encou rages th e e autacity. As Truth is to Falsehood, so may our p e kfic stateineuts be couip‘r.d wills their unqualified praeorions, and to expose their fallacies, we have nut ball oted to arow ourselves as practitioners in • class of Din. eases, which endanger the mystic evulaituaa of Nature. To be brief: we are Members of the London College of Sur geons, can establish the integrity of our Charactre upon the suceess of Twenty Years practical eaperieuee, mut au nounce the gratifel testinsoay of those in wham Wog suffer log had newly extinguished every 'tope of relief. We pledge ourselves to the removal of SYPHILIS, from its iiiiipicot aystiptuini to the remotest stages, characterized by creiy doulit and whatever maiiiruant.y. The intricate and inueo.oeglected diseases of the lieettiria have been care fully and studiously considered, •s hare 1160 those delicate and important sympathies which refer to the Female S, • The infirmities of virility bare been especially notice:l, vet, . tber as arising from the debilitating tyranny of a tr asp :It almosphere-Ake natural Lias of constitution—die i•ap - deuce of gaiety—or the more alarming results of • props e silly to practices . 4 which shout the light ;" the progliba whirls is marked by a gradual dereliction of the enigma powers. To all who are thus circumstanced, and more espe cially to tech as are aspirants for connubial pleasures, we earnestly recommend our cominent•ry, " The .Egis of Life," she perusal of which must prove beneficial to their aural liappine.s. The &look am be bad at N, Paternoster-row; lA, Pal ; 41, Piccadilly; IS. Prisons str-et, Soho; 174, sod 31, Flisehareet ; 40, illrest Smithfield; 98, Cheepside; Burks and Stevenson, Noorreli ; Deck, Ipswich; Sheppard. Bris tol; Barrett and Duffield, Bath; Halt s Cambridge; Head ley, Leeds; aud by all Bookallegy. Remedies can be forwarded to any part of the omadryt Patients writing for the same, will please to endow a Berk note.—Attendance et home for consultation as usual. 4t/SS and Co. M R.C. Surgeons, 11, Benverie.siteet, Fleet-area, Loodone.-A private door nomad the Printed and ) P ai tt ce eti , thed ritu a . gli st b ra ll a l 4 Tl: l ll c r . it co l F 1. 4 6 7 1! of the Iltraod. ~:' i Li