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i i i AFT ~ ~w - sCz ,( C :t %At' ' ►•e , FAO , osi .1 110:4 Nti m n 6476. j ( : 1;( e ve.l: 1100 , !t1 00 1) 101 mta piot fire t. 4) t tlot . • „col 1 . 1", -04 04: :to° 0 1 °' ev" To be had only of the Inventor, 441, Strand. IMPROVED PORTABLE POCE.F.T MICROSCOPE. tic TElovers o f B otany, an d t h e scrutinous in-, vestigator of the Beauties of Nature are informed' "13ANKS' POCKET MICROSCOPE will be found the 47,11L.eumplete and cheapest Instrument ever offered to YoRTLANn-PLAcE, commanding a ilea- of the RE ,a,„ENT's PARK.LCAPITAI, LEASEHOLD MANSION, i-TBLE COACH 'HOUSE and B LING for SEVEN ,; (1 „„ ... ....- , , "•' , RS. nmaorong attached and detached ormEs i TO BE SOLD BY .PUBLIC • ,AUCTION, At Thq ,,,, a 'By Air. BATES, . ~,,, way's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Cornhill, on ~,„'"'Y, June 17 ut twelve o'clock, by order of the A -s „ u tro's of the late. John de Ponthieu, Esq. deceased. ACIOST desirable and spacious LEASE. farms 'jell) MANSION, imitable for the, residence of a 140(1.4liittinction, being Na. 4J, on the West side of Port- ‘ conv`ii3l"/ SPionianding a view of the Regent's Park ; mid iv y, , t , . i ng, °lithe gramid floor, a spacious e ntranca hall, lip -4%14: frerti- hott3eattachld, capital thning-parlour, 110 4, i „7 41 , and gentleinia,s dressu,:e-roont ; on the principal told u4.‘..tleant (lrawiiig-rooms communicating; on-the se , - lg Ni7,three„ririntipal bed ..Cil alli hers !it'd ttress;ng : r s o t u r! fri th ' e "!laty apartments over; principal atom, s . 4 oti tti _ . :tick dig() leading to bed-rooms; laundry ; ataatri)ps f0r,,,,,,,,11vd Itad detac'heil,' double . coachlbouse, stabling in 4c,'."1 l iorskts; men servitiits* rooms, ike. The premises are in t 4i,lete state -.11 rvpair, tastefully fitted up, and abound 9itsill, ".17Y convenience, held for an unexpired terni• of • Ti.,1,, '' "x"Y T,.irs,low ground-rent. . .. . timli, view,..i by tickets only, which, with descriptive par %C4iii,:i/P 4)I Y he had of Mr. Bates,'No. Velbeck-street, 4. 1 yr r ' 5, '''''--.....L.: aL . . " -----, , Titii Day WAS pllbiiShed, In 121110, pri et , 1/4,ix StAllingS. boards, ta i nino the t4t ,?,. including 'FSpE,Aki,,, . 0 2. 1 . ... —, s , lit A RT t:. i'VTENIPORE PUBLIC gement, and Orai 15 . ' l utes of Dkeriminatton, ,'r •-• , f,.. a C ourse of ‘ l3i it s i c l itiline for ob. • isc ' l3 . l an •d • • f it vie f Schools, and aes nistni ct • . tslgneu ..or .. 10 -- ° lUrl, P rinted f By JOFIN RIPPINGHAM. , P' or I,oagman Hor.t Rees, Orme, and Brown, 4 enisitcr.ruw. ' ' ' It t d„ f ° „l ?,:boal Mai hi had, by the same Author,. ,ei ~r Atiglish co mposition, in umo. price 3s. 4. bds. „,, j ____................................._..........__ lish,,., effectually Plestreeye(l, by BENJAMIN iiv,i,AN, Bug -destroyer to his Majestv, and her Royal karipsuie Princess Chatli,tte of 'Wales, temoved from the , 0 4, 4 , ',. to • 29, Cross-street, Hatton-garden, whether lo ,whkivedsteads, or furniture, thou:0 1 ever so numerous, post 1: d an l 4ge Or smell, nt the following prices, viz. four -04. `olfttalls, Sett'ees, Bureaus, .prices, and small 4: 44 , at 19.5. ettch ; .CornicedorDouble-screwed Bedsteads, feuiarld used -testers Is, , Is. and will ensure them to keep ly, , N O ,' al OS. .each per Year, ,for Ready !money 1 1 .1• .. . . . ... . .IT/N returns his most grateful thanks to those N • .1..e.t1, Ladies, and Cientletncn, who have ali'eadY employed ,`counnended Min t and those who tniiy favour him with r int4reesnittnands; may tk ,• d their orders being toted with t h e „,, re , • .1 , 11 on . stistant practice. 4- 't 4""")”' havin4 peen fully years ~..........:____ • , . ......----„...............,___ • 1111J,A;($11.1., C:("?.N.IPLINTS, %VINT), GOU'r, SPASM, CHO, IN..razippciErss, ERA L DEBILITY of the STOMACII and r.N; ...) 6 h i 1 1 .. 1 .. 1V141,14.0's OitiENTAL CORDIAL is a Ire of 7Si i t i te of established reputation fur the Relict and ed h, ri le n 'r, hove Complaints; tt was first discovered and sil o , east 111(lieS, Whefe Debility of the Stomach and s ki, an :, 's;l'it severe and alarntintr', by a Physician ofern!- "et,;"l;st.:',4tracter, And has beeit Fong reconnuended ,, in this 1,71,04%4),f:4,RJ:e11. itutober•of respectable Individt_tamstis thel ~,.. , 4 tv4tdt.,its, salutary influence.- ninnitEr",?f.es Hod it 1e 4 c Lor4 Alvattley, and Lord i) pi e . . ri p e ,14qt'S Mud d' 1 ohi,,, tte t° . e St Omach, removes, the effects 'of tirt ,bZittjtio,,,,ilrt Ft•ut, Spasm, Cholie, Wind .Gout aud Jn. orb gevicrally s tt•engthening the System, icsistglie kilqiutt.ilebiteaSeS Which too o ft en terminate in s odde n 1 , ,,,,,1,. wh e t,. , • tor, '' h e , ?le and retail by Shaw and Edwards, eta. B .t• ' qilta:,!."-yard, London, price 4s. 6ti. ;and .the lari,;er , --",-.,,"11V, six small Bottles, at 11. 2s. ,ktt i,„ , ALItyIIASES OP CHILDREN, &o• ----, - 0 ,, ti,, 1i i stip, ri I S G ENUINE CAIO,IINATI . VE e i ( 1, 0 01 11 , - ` l l' to all other remedies for the wind, purgingss t ki , . l4 ;lll,„"eki all those disordelss in tbe stomach and bow (ttlii4liird it:shich prove fatra to sa.many under the:agVert 1, 1 1 . ti 411 hiel l (4ally•ellicacious in•-cholics, duxes, and nil , ii 14%.411, ititestin..s of grown 'persons. ~ih,y4'4iittdirlte• e.,rdisi - cd'eine is prePared. bY Francet: ;7 4" t1, 4 ,t'gfit ) ,, i ,, E 'r sons) rn dat: liter of theitate 'Mr* J° " 11 , - dit ) ,-,9 0, e ,,-. Y ) the inve. tor who hopieatited to her. & ,, !; - ' l 'lly ''l.ll-Y, lio k l e l i ' il v 11 1 as May beseep ill the bill 1 4 , to' , itit ykr -r• -I '..‘' ' • tits snccess. 1.044,14;ktv1h.„1"' 'n,M4l3i '46 •St.'Paill'6 Clinii.chr , t , i,,, 4 „ t i , h.,14 ii;or a s nl f d . ,ion. I :_ t _ e: price is. p i t" ~,,,,i, iom ClitthP i 1 tt,' tio "4l ' 4 i;'ll.,Airellt3 nil country. Observe, that l'Q.."killt,4: t,i''''btr h i n St; Paul's," arc e n gr`”" .. 1 1 ' '''' , .....„ ........ ' 4l'mswe 6Y tli:to °. ;J:s t' k ' for'Gell'. Dalby's CaPfina 11 '`......,...__.. ! l i Si , val t ,„ C UTT '‘. -i "g oi ~ 'U " I' I‘.;, °f Dr. ]kt[ilLAL‘N'3 I ' . all titi'lc p,',Lti- has:, been so it . 4t" i 'Ctit a j, dill ant ddy. can bear a' cor l ipti!io/1 w ;..vhich )4 14 ; ,ptuved, tliii , t i ' l h i U t ; • iio. ~,''Y 4'1.4 litageS o r 3 certain DISa with. ,Ist "111,: r ie 3 , ;Ind er , idiulteS trout the habit, re that . 4 4 eY 4,645,4' Millftll leelingi; and ex96u 1,, t; "ir r '`t'ri o;"vithoUt debilitating; the Co nsti t u tio n. • I.ll''ll,ll,,i,"tieti„ even requiring continenlFnt tr e3 ut these from oust killL,A, r,, bro u .n, of diet. ThtuoilOical virtu°- ; . ) to.' i' urria) " 1 4° e , . I , r - .. - lahn to P°4 l- ' a ( P 1, they r e Lan I - 4)vet ' l ' r y 4 ' II tbe deby ot bot Nti r 4 h Prove 11" rt tail - vhetber the 4 4 tito I,rothre. ittever_ing Itesti"at ,Mercury,tve:% . by , illicit l '4ll4,4'the ,`''l nl' too free use of tNi e goi Luqts of 1 atc `l'o i rave hers, ,h. y. l ti K 4t,...., aIV4I I n l • kip . ,____....,, v ,,,, No kSi or I:,litheY `sill tleY "11 . 1" be , I j e r ‘m airc ‘ o " l7lPite ,%, „ , ! ii, ~(,‘l ., i , btublauXv(.la s t a s ki an s r eLv(v.4 Weak°"3 that lc t o p e r Ni t }is( cave slid o rn .f e ns 0 ' f u r i ne. By its , eillcac Y ion ~,livicioillno,r j'hustee,i'liatneAlothers, who r t , 5. 41 11e 4 „,, Pint: l e ss% for many years l ead tai,` 4l l 1, 11: t i ' , ite . i i t i r s v t t 4 ii, at Mr. Bytler' d s, No. q, C p h o e r a t P s. - I°ln ;, Vl,' . er•row ; Sharp, an , .;,_ ll t iI( la 'on v tston,A Iltut M. llory and Portsca ; it , ii .. Y i1144 4i'l 'i !?sl-4)rt' '' C I P ' a ilacos, it _ 4 e i , 1,1_,. • 1 I,,r,e„,,,,.ut_i_c.tnan and .l . at . 1 41 ''' l ,tetr);,.. !,.." 9 , lloxlai ti . Shcemuss It l elitt p miry ''' , l (ni heft, Ply mou ! .„ e ., „. 1 h c . .. K. k Lt o : t 4 17 4 ,- ; s it trhiy 7 and Birmingham; Iii!Iillg .„ ~-- " I d le: 14141 t ,,,it ' 0 1tee 1 i,, 4 , 14 ' ;qliht; y ' 1 i'verpeol ; btalhes' di • r ' n 1" 1 "' --- t"; I. tewn " ► E ' eter • .Stnith Mantiet 'll`ll;4o', L ;4 4 -1 4,,, 4 . r ill, . ba i N a t l e l i t, Elinbu'rgh.,•_ Baxter a nd i s: igett„ ~,,r„4-,,, 1 litiz,eil .+ll,l Barry, Bristol ; Stev . en- Na, Lill)s t „ i ''' S vi‘• iNii iei • , er Dunn and but ' • %kis ..no ~--' -CCb‘ 1• ; Metdich;e Oka , ietalt hy must ...wintry 4t 43 . 9a. inOs. each. , • #.; ,-eT THUItSDAY, JUNE,' 10, 'lBl3. EAST INDIA QUESTION. • Tbig D4y wis published, price 'dd. EMARKS on the EVlDENC.Utielivered be fore both 'Houses of Airliament 'oxi'the _East India Cowpony's 4ftairs.,. By CHARLES. MACLEAN, M. D. Printed for DtaeL, Pa: ry, and Co. Lcadenhait•street. • Ai3ERCROMBIE"S PRACTICAL GARDENER. • - This Day was publishe,l, In One large Vol. price 99. in boards, ' THE PRACTICAL / GAIIDEE NR in every Department, or improved system ,of MQI)ER I N HOR TICULTURE ; ad , iphe4l either to large or small Grtrdens.—* Containing. foil and clear Directions I'm the Laying , Out and Culture of•tha Kitchen Garden, Pleasure Ground Fruit Garden, Nursery, Flower Garden, and• Shrubbery; Timber Plantation. Also, the Conttruction and Management of the Green-house, or Conservatory, Hot-house, and Forcing Garden. With C'oplotiA Tu.bles Of - Plants for each' Departraent , ; sys tematically divided where they entlarace different classes; !urged so as to cotnprvli,iid new varieties auki- recently , tlis covered species, and made, conformable., in the v, ith the latest Botanical Ar,ATieeliient ; the whole arranged, in sepamte Tre;liie.. • fl ..10f . 41% 1 1.13E.11CR0M81E, Authattf " toveryAlzio own t?..tv,ener. Printed forT, Cadell and W. P ivies, Stranl; %V. Black wood,'Eliiiburgh i.oitt M. Keene, Dub:in. A DifIRALTY-OPFICE, Jurk3,lBo, NOTICE is hereby given, that a Session qt Oyei I , and Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Op fences committed on the High Seas, within the Jurisdiction of Me ditimiralty of England, will he held at Justice Hall, in the 'Old Bailey, London, -o;$ IS-londaih,the bth qf July next, a 'Eight o'clock in the Morning. JOHN .13.mn0 fr. , VICTUdGLING-OF7OIC:E-3, June 1, 1813. • THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MdJESTY'S Ndl'Y do hereby :ffive Notice, That on Tuesday, the 15th instant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for One hundred and Fifty Tons of BUTTER, and for Two Hundred and Fifty Tons of CHEESE, to be delivered, one Half thereof in one Iltonth, and the other Half in one Month afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stares at. the Ports, and in the proportions undermentioned, via. • Butter. " Cheese. 'rota. DePtford• •,• • .. . .. . . 70 100 Portsmouth... Plymouth 150 . To Le paid for by fills, payoble with Interest, Niudy Days after dale. The Conditions of the Contact .sccn at Me Sccre- tary's Office. • No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be de• livered to .the Board before One o'clock on the said Tues day; the Oth instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person Qn his behalf, attends, to answer , w.ken called for. OFFICE OF ORDNAINCE, Mayl9, 1 8 13 . TgE PRINCIPziL OEFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDN, , INCE, do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will he received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Moinlay, the 14th Ala/ of June ?text, jinn stech Persons as may be willing to ,tndertuhe the Supply/ y COALS for service of this Department, fdr a period of One rear. The COALS must be of the elescription denominated ADAM MAIN, or EIGHTON MOOR, or .Coals ff ,equal finality andgoodness, anal will be re(jJiired to be. delivered free of airy expeace,except the iang's Duty, either on shore or tutu mods or craft at any placiin the River Thaws, and at Facers or at any port or place ifs the laver Medway, at Me option of the principal Officers. : ' Farther Particulars, together with the nein* 'and Condi tions of the Contract, intty.be known upon application at the Secretary's gem, in Pall:Mall, aforesaid, 'any Day be tween the Hours of Ten and 'Four o'Clock, where the Proposal: , must be delivered, scaled up l and indorsed, "Pro. ....welustW4j Vier the said 14th Day of June, at Twelve o'clock, at Noon of the same nay; will any Tender be, noticed,. unless the Party making it, or an ‘lgent in his Behalf shall attend.' - By Order of the Board, I?, 11.CERII; Secretar,t. TR A P T- 0 FFI C E • June 7, 1813. 111 HE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING 117.4 MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for iahing - Care of Sick and lPtnindcd Seamen, and fin. the . Care, and Custodyof Prisoners of War,, do hereby sire .Notice, that they will be ready at this Offlce, on Tuesday, the 6th July, 1818, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for VICTUAL: LING Prisoners of War in Health, at Norman-Cross and . Oreenlaw,near Edinburgh,for Six Months certain, from the 23d August, 1813. N. Tender will be received after One o'Cloch on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or - an Agent for him, personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging , •to be come bound with the Perion‘ tenderinar,• in the Sum qf TWO Thousand Pounds, for the due Performance of the Contract: Farther, Particulars may be known by applying at this Office, or to Captain Lock, Porehester Castle, Hants. 7'R.d-VSPORT-OFFICE, June 7, 1813: . - !THE COMMISSIONXRS for conducting His - 11 4 11i.Air,521 4 •5 TRiINSPORT 841? VICE foe takiag Care of Sidle and Wounded Seamen,. and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of ?Par, do hereby gwe Notice, that they will be ready at this (Vice,. on ' Tuesday, the toth- July, 1813, to receive sealed Tenders, and:treat with such Persons as may Iv willing to Contract for Katualling Me Prismners of in Sickness, is Health, at Forton, and 'on board. the Prison Skips at - Portsmouth. Far Six Months Certain :from the 19th September, 1913, No Tender will be received (Vier One o'Cloek on the Day o/ Treaty, nor any noticed,Unlesa Me Par' ty,or fin ilgent for him, personally attend. -Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable personi, eagagino t o b ecome bound with the. P e rson tendering, in th e S um o f 60 6 1. for the due Perform-a)ee of the Contract. Farther Particulars may be known by applying at this Office, a r f a Captain Woody/, Porton, near 00,1,0". AL,4l7' 1ND,41-.1/0(/SE, f.une'9, 1813: grim COMMITTEE of . IV4REIIO USES of the L7.VIT.EDCOMP4Ny of to the E.-IST Lmarzs, do hereby. give VERCH. , INTS, I f ENG.: to receive Prop osa l s h il e . Committee w ill be ready to en or 61 :fore Wednosday, : the 2,m i ns t a nt (lane), fio4n . such Persons ?Ls' maybe willing to ,gip_ plythe Company with Two Hundred and Pipe Tuns of MU: SCRAp IRON; and that the Conditions of the Con, tract May be seen upon ql;r l k ril i"" tO 4fr. .I?Obert IT'issett, Clerk, to the said Conoiiitee, with itAona the Proposals mast i be left bi:Pre 12 u'elocb at Noun, She Ja& 2 3c1,fiene, after et: Web hour the Contatittve will not receive wit, .1,1 F. E s .firl I'l'l N F,Sc r liE Pi..tt titicwerpluines himself in that superior y which enan,es 1 II) ttc ceCt postures (4 the 1 ,to.T, %%, WI equal blunt ness, if riot truth: leturt.s . the chrirki.; mkt ineiti- Ca 4 on the cstAuleo4.ll s?...situu ;,u Medicine, Who shall ,le;, ,1e Iz; ?" Let Presumption iniCe, Pii.le tioA :itis a lamenta ble truth, that the bt,l:2 I , t \ i:'kitc.ii.Plcfcl.,:ton„is certainty, is nut tb be ratil.eit with the inc.iii.;st tlisi.OYf;rti of the oge. I- or rw..;,Ct Gil T' r .)!Ilder on the: slid t; live awl for myseit. • • litre is tut on:' ins ,rinot deceive. E xperienc:.! z:ic I . outt, -- Dr: W 1..135T Elt.'S VE. GE - CABLE NI EI)I iiie 'English Dit Di hilt, hat for nearly to years. In evcry Truer. in k Inds Ot Ne:vous „ cvy, in Scrofula, in Dropsy. in the Gravel, &c. imitOrini> restored- the dejc.',-.1.:11 to spirits, the ,exinitit,ted to suction, ant recalled the vital spit* to multitudes, tvhunt prote.istonat had abansio:.ed iu des. spair. ..„ I Dr. . well knew th e pernicious rio t , destructive efnas of quackery, and was therefore • hostile to all de scriptions 01QuackS.-- he was. an eminent Physician, 01" ex te ye ex pci.er,c, act! who. fur. 'half a cciiiory, dispallSeti Imre benetiis to suffering.- humanity, by the applictit ton of this Veg,Cl -,emetly:than all. the praditioners iii the Mo dern hiateria Alettiea Can boast. lle happily ctinitined a per. red knowledge of the human trzonc. and.ot the animal ceco. molly, with bota n ical S c; i ence , a nt i was t licit - 0 , T.: completely qualified to administer such preparations with success. Those vs.ho Wilt to see i t improved, Vegeta;sk syst em riticipiei lolly developed, play, to: applying to the ; ruteis, procure tits own Treatise, a iie.v i tort t,t which is just published prke is. awirelso a small , tialliph ea, eo,, tailing thirty Laws of reitiaikable • cures, winch all occurred during the last year This invaluable Ale liciOe it now faithfully prepare I hy, . Slee ancl'Co, iligh-sticet (sole P.rviietors), trom tUC origins! Recipe, which vv,is assigned over to them by W. IVebstcr,. some ytars pter to his ...watt). Soli! hi haat-mu bottles, 4s. ; 'r;tilt ditto, 7s. 6d.; and in quart ditto, each, duly Inc; u‘lcd. tV holt:sale only by the'ProprietJcs ; also wholestde and re . tail-by their etgents, Nressrs. t low.ad audhv.ws, Long-laue, , . . • • All Letters and Orders(Bost pant) addressed to them, will meet the2carhe.it attention. And is sold retail, by one at least, in every considerable Town-in thelloiteal Kingdom, end by the following Venders of Medicine in London : Lltiotson e C'hernist. and Druggist, lA, Borough ; Bolton's Metticifial Warehouse, trout of toe Royal Exchange, Cornhill ; Colcsworthy, Chemist and Druggist,. ;44, Whitechapel ; Nlounsey. Chemist, 24, G teat Surrcy .wect, Blackfii:trs.road, and at Kennington cross ; Sanger (late Ilacon) tsv, Ogtiod.street ; 'Chemist and Druggist, 4g, Strand; (Judson and Co. Cite. mists, &e. 27, Haymarket ; Ward, 324, Holborn; and Mat tress, Perfumer, 85.N.leet-street. FOR THE KIN., VACCINATION, . . Aln. EDITOR: - • I reallyhad made up my mind to believe, from the correspondents in your Paper, that Sumll,pox was generally allowed to have occurred frequently after Cow-pox ; but nothing had induced me to believe that Small-pox%cVer happened a second time, because, as lloriestus observes, it niight,' then, as well be expected a third and a fourth. An . Edinburgh Doctor now comes forth to over (urn half what I had believed, and to confirm the . other half. He talks' of genuine and spurious as familiarly as the first Cowrpoxers used to do when they were puzzled hoW to account -for . their fai lures. He declares Small-pox cannot take placj after Vaccination,. and that second Small-pox is impossible. And after speaking of the frequent malignancy of chicken-pox, refers us..to his own. book for the proofs'. If I mistake not, the aim of vont eorrespondents has been to prove whether the experiment should be pursued or not. 'The College, the COw:-pox Repoets, and various writers ; allow that failures, eruptions, and deaths have followed the simple puncture of Vaccination --that there is po such thing as a spurious sort, - and when doubts have arisen as to the mild erup tion, called by the Physicians chicken-pox, it has proved to be the true Small-pox from the inocula tion of it. Yet this Doctor, living as far off as Edinburgh, doubts the. cases of Mr. Gr osvenor and others, an d would persuade us, that young Williams died of malignant chicken-pox. Several eminent practitioners in London saw and attended him. The Cow-pox Board hoc - an accurate ac count of it, and I dare say will publish it in their next Report. - . I - would appeal to the Apothecary of the Small pox flosp:.tal; Ile is, assuredly, al) inteilig4=llt practitioner, and has seen enough t;, r. , ..lear op all (I "bri. 1 verily believe he is tin iiiniet st,vm too, and if put to his oath, we sheettl hare hilt testi molly pureinnl unenntroole.d.• - 13iit let your Edinburgh Doctor settk the, Cow. Brown, of Mttssellnitgli. ' By this tune it iou t he Pox creed tA Scothipd with his neic, - 1;h:)nr, Mr. knoyiin whether tha It the troth is not in him, he must de , -..:e.i've tll the t f;entleinan speaks the troth. grOs.s epithets so liberally bestowed by enw;pox ers upon all Anti-va,cinists, and be justly entitled r~ [PRTCP, SIXPENCE-II AL PPE NN Y. -'t to be called an ignorant and designing man ; though really, froin what I have read in your Pa pero he Anti-vaccinists seem to have the advan oge in matters of fact, %vhile the Cow-poxers act only on the def e n s i ve . B ut t h ey h ave such re-; peated cases brought forward against their IJ:4c-- flee that it is reduced almost to nothing. Chicken-pox has always heel) the cover to Cow-pox failures, and it has been inoculat,f4 from, and these cases cited as proofs of serondary'anrall pux ; but for a clear discrimination of the two dis eases, I refer practitioners to Baron Dimsdales. account of his journey to Russia, and with this reference 1 conclude tray remarks on your cone spondent, And am, &c. &c. J. 'W. ; e - MILITARY. The following is an abstract. of a Bill for the more speedy and effectual Trial and Punishment o f Qtreute s vitimutted detHch;•cl in :75e Peninsula 'of Bpain and Portugal Whereas, owing to Ott frequent change of place. of armies serving in the Peninsula of Spain and, Portugal, and to other circtine great delay nutj difficulty frequently occur- in proceeding to.. trial and punishment for acts of violence and plun-, der committed against the persons and.property of the inhabitants and residents of such countries,. encourage the commission of- such crimes ; and it would tend to the prevention of.sitch offences,. and the enforcing due discipline, order, and good conduct, if greater facility should bp given to the, bringing to trial immediately and on, the spot, tiny,. persons belonging to such armies, who may accused or suspected of plunder,' robbery, - hunse breakhag, or the malicious Inixtlt.nu or destroying of houses, Out-houses, or other buildings, murder, rape, or any act of violence, stealing, or any other. crime or crimes, offence tr offences. ChiUSC I. Empowers Commanding Officers to as semble Courts Martial for trying Otlendi.rs in cer tain - cases' . 9. •Courts Martial so 4stembled, may try and punish offenders. 3. Officers commanding Stations. may on com— plaints made tQ them, assemble. Courts Martial ;. but that no sentence shall be executed under the authority of this Act, until the General Command ing in Chief shall have approved and confirmed the 4 , Empowezis Courts Martial to summon and examine witnetses,. who shall be liable to be pti rikimi for perjury; and that sentences 'uder the authority of this Act shall, after such approval and confirmation, be valid. CQRONATION ANECDOTES, The klictwing interesti,m Exttract*-4.xiabit trtiking contrast in the conduct (If a legitimte and 1 ll' ttlOni Sovereign, and a tyrannic and immoral Usurper :--, " The whole behaviour of George the Third, at is Coronation, was justly admired .and commend ed by every one, and particularly his manner of ascending. and seating • himself on his Throne after his -COronation. N u actor in the charac ter of Pyrrhus, in th e ;Distressed_ Mother,' (not even' Booth himself,. who was, celebrated for it in the Spectator,). ever ascended the throne . with so.. much grace and dignity. There was an-. other particular which those only could observe, who sat 'near the Communion Table, as did the. Prebendaries of Westminster when the King up proathed the 'Communion Table, in order to re ceive the Sacreinent, he inquired of the Arch- . bishop, .‘ Whether he should lay aside the Crown the Archbishop asked the Bishop of Rochester,, but neither of them could say what had been the usual form: The King determined within himself that humility best became such a solemn act of de. notion, and took- of ihis Crown, and laid it dowrz during • the administration."—Clacis Calendaria,‘ Vol. 11. p. 16,6. The late submission of the arch-hypocrite BUonaparte, to the present Pope, Pius the while actually little better than his prisoner, evi., dences nui3t unequivocally what is yet the influence ( of the possessor of St. Peter's Chair. This Pope, lc will be,remembered,,was drawn from Rome teethe expresi pnrpose of consecrating and anointing the ; ` - rp-rarit 'Emperor, by the name of Napolerm, a ce remony that actually did take place in Dec. 180-4. Even at that period, hOwever, Buenaparte was not dispersed to make the Sovereign Pontiff of any peculiar importance in hitifself he well knew that some apparent public recognition Of cis eSsatued dignity should appear, and, much as he deSpised the power of the Pope, he yet felt it expedient to, sacrifice something to popular prejlttlice,--'-bevond that he would not submit. Indignant at cecn the semblance of dependence or obligation, he would not receive the Crown according to the ancient and esta blished usage .he'ordered it to be laidmpon the high' altar, Which having ascended''in person, he seized the - prize with an air of confident right, and placed it himself upon his head ."-:-44xpos4ioa ot the Lone'. trines, &c. of the Chiirch.of Ronte. COAL MARK ET, JuN R P. ,:11 ills at ItTaraet. Ships sold. Price. .1 Nev. 4Ast fr, , , Ict i,.; liinci. . .. , , 46e f;(1. to 4 , , 4.111, I ( Etti.u. • I' D }MICH OF (3( . Mint, SIMI:, 13,40,1.4, 33, ss. Fitt. pH cent. ght4. ditto, '711(';:' 1:74i 'l3: 51 51 561. 1;1\1:1.11;;,1,ri;( a. li p Hi n'3 e t. 5 1 :: d 5 11 7 Y - b tl i. .4 pH. Cent. Coto. sbut Bank L. Ann. I , i 1-16th it 611 WATEIt LONIMN BRIDGE TO-AlolitiOW. - aing,43 alißutes after 11, 1:‘ Laing, :2:I tint es alto THEATRE Itol'AL, DltUrq-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Julie 10, 181.3, Their Majesties' Servatits will act (first Aline at this il teatre) the Seri° Comic Opera a- TIE MANIAC. After which (lath time) n..w S , !rinus Nieto-Drama, called THE RUSSIAN. 13 ° 1 4, 75.; Second Price as. Cd.—Pit, as. Cd.; Second Price, f.,5!...-Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price, is.--Upper Gallery, ls. 4econa Price, (;(1. ,;ro-morrow, Lionel and Clarissa ; after which will b e pro 'Reds new Comic Drama, in Three Acts, w hi c h h as b een Ictethoe in preparation, called Lose no Time.