The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-31 00:00:00

.00 4 'OND EDITION. rg-ORPICE,,Two o'CLocrt. tss arrived this Morning from Trinity :fad, to M. Put., stating, that it itnotts determination of the Members iy,: to support his pretension if he itif a•Cautlidate for the reptesenta- University; vacant by the retirement t liontntrahle CHARLES ARBoTT ime `li"trly set off fbr Oxford, and is le chosen without Oppolition. it lion. CHARLES AEI:MTr has been herage by the title of Baron COL- S BENCH, SATU RDAY, MAY M. IiASON V. CHARLESWOt4TII% RH assaiiit committee at Lincoln, by leortli, a Medical Gentleman, on Mr \l torney. Air. M Inns called Dr. C. which the Doctor (stepping opt to of los nrotes‘ion) broke tl►e Atha ttvn places. Verdict for the ti. 81-11 P NEWS. fr iT 30.—.Arrive l l the Matittax, HAN.. rt : 4l the Cve, an d t h e F avour i te s loop ot 'll I) °rtiliontli Caine down trout the 41111 11 sailed, the Ganges, for Madras. anal 4 111 ', Alt Express arrived this mottling to th e 1 0r ,, E4 t 11 "Ii4 Contl+any's Agent, stating Om l'N'ard•botiid Indianian was on shore ott t4l ig s 4 1 1 1)4.5ed to be the ‘Vatrett Hastings : P'Y's ship Svvern, anti several Deal boats, I tt ly4le "ir to assist her. h " kek ---The Agent is just returned from 4 "( I says the IVarren Hastings is got 114 4 t anchor in Duver Roads, without any At gc. 17 1 11°1 4 1 1, MAY 30 —Arrived his Majesty's , 4 14 1" horn GI cruise ; . Metcalf, kti li thowna; and Sisters, M'Masran, front 14 , 41 1 t. makes about 30 inches water per 1 14 sailed th e 14 , 11 Aptil, has had very [l 4 ' °le* ( if wind on her pastoige, in which her hil i n' ) adze, ' niAtifs were sprung. St. I'll 11116 t, i v otherwiie daniaged. Arrived off St. 11 11 4 Ci i , ze „. B k olaiN, from the Llavannah ; th e t4tl Apt il, in company with the Con e, for England. 'flue Captain and k ! Ilie Concord died the Bth of Astra, and ..g !mawltncot • lof by Captain GlesoN. The s I hom Sr.. Kites, passed by for ...mtt 1, hNera, NT Ay 30.--Arrived the Swan, FitNE• i 6 S1:11 bunion tor Antwerp, anti if•lnt Hist' ;/ 1 11' ARRAN front Sandwich for ,Stintlyrktn(, ' 4 1 I I nil cables ; 0190 ti.e its 11S, (1. aiiC 1011 St. • Rot AItTAAI., (11)11t Ube 's for - y41, 1 ' 4 41 loss of na ils, a nti rudd e r 44 4, 4141 '11, MAY 28.--Arrives) tie Active Re '4o4ll:ler' trout a cruise. Sailed the Wolf ttaise. CO" c 0 , clullvr eL v „, L —We have I N . - • given but a brief '!: Ili " 13 Cathe bt'Cituse the subject 11 ilk' . .11I R ' 1 ', ' , Ito b r i ng public ,i.ot.tr 1, tilliti nliiy calculate!. :"llicl i r, 1 -414 - -tigut to he the vehicles of public in discredit. 11, , al hit,' /),,hlic i , lstrnut ion, 11110 41:".414t0ts of thote Journak have no thin g ,, lifi lll ' 'he prlv.oe conduct of each 01 1eF. , .P0 .. 1 , 1 44 l'i"'lellt thenielves with u Co n sc ientious 4 114; t : the Pero' which they hav e re;pc ,,. t , ,:',":P i ed• The Gentlemen of the liar, to S_ :tit i 'llit e ill the ci tl%e o f their Clients, rarely /1 1 ''''' vot,tl Mit.ners towards, each other . , ti t e ) l , ' , th ` y do, the well•edticated part iii . their , 1' -• tre a i II .. . AL.... -, orn , To the " lif .0, Courier, lens vsitn so . elii •.. condescend iti t ,,, t, 'ite it did not . , one Lii p thr gro,l personalities by Arbil Iltipt,'6llfleturs was ass4ileti. &li lt the Party . - 4)1414,4144d to the proper tribunal tor l t a n i e l N i ly h itt ' li,ls eltaracter. F ur our pot, _w 1 h itt "Pettily oppose our political . A e . tl s v a e o r_. i ii, t ill never disurare our Joortsal .°Y Y . 'lt I,42"lll)lters of private life, with %%limit the , Iliqtqlek.ll4 ettneetti, autl which can only ne. ;lll iii lt i nc ° 7` *II rational people as obtrusion and ----............---__ Yo e ., ''/Ither ci. . I :I:vqtt II gronteie of yester d ay res umed ?g1?`" 0 1 . u ( !_ l I tI telle in Sir J . G. Ka E . ltioN , fr ., o ... tit t t , l , t i e . ~,,-;aitttints, o n the ditittistoon of ti.'.,-.. ; '2 ta t , , 1 " 1 . As the matter was fully expill:n 11)it, Z;""*.spontlent, in a letter signed ' A , tt i tt„ ly l c ieti.01,1„,.. &e. We did not think it t ,' l IQ ~n t : ,l l` 'Y 111 0 re ; aril we ate less inr.l i ne l , PiN trit %.' "t . ' et reading the following libe . ral r,:hi Su lt n ' the Pune'. alluded to. Whiling le i I . VIII disdaining any thing like sPle -11, I nueut ' ' i etli.„, ' it says, " we sometimes see t l ' l l,e r, t 4 ttitles i n th at Paper, and some t N it Lille others, which, like the spots t'n 4 4 1 " , i 'lgar tt , 111114 Y, its uamesake, may obac"re 14:: 4° f ito generally erlightened CO-. i ll ' , l l i vit l it 4 kcilt. tit " P r's Mr. WaTHRRALL, anti Mr. 1.,.., 111 11 e rei litted 14 c .1 b e h a lf of the I , -I.th.„ -s ounst. oil 41, 14, 1 ,, ~ "II tithe approaching trial. Their t i t 4 b,h- tv . t ! to 'retain a fourth Counsel, who i :iftis ( 4 :,! Mr ALLEY.--41r. lianuottAm, it ti' l4 4 , itt 'ci t / OPPlitii to, bust has declined.--- t,,,witt,t4,ifitee been for some days m"re .t.' eli t ' iv ' e " thsit 11$1141. They are alloweti to I d'tXp "*" l "n t i'Ven with their female re' :k 1, II tin i ll 1 1 / 4 'NI NI l earM4 of tile yeomen w ho . 4 1 1 / 4 1 Iv as ,14; ' ATIOIs. the wile of Doctor cti,itiligi t • 'ertql on fitursday of a son, at '1 ti til 1i011 t ..„ 4 , i .tfti t e h.,., reet, Clare-crtarket. It 1 o ''' . (nritidt Press.) 6etdi chlYtt pi ra bell Ad vat , SU t MAO 4pre: 144 ' Okf Irt4 the uoast viUtel _'' t 104 y hitnse th e 11 A , ne n ight rod , PI IL imi tok td to bi Right hilt to the of tot e iota XIXO I , 411 *as R n,, tliarlostv, d in At w torm l i i n ne t et4oo/ - t '44 • is ItAy TIIE AIIMY. The follo:Vingrii:•.olor Leiier itris'beeTl received by the Lord. Lictstemtot 111 the employ 01 Essex, trnm die Right Ltd Viserouilt Sfnmoutm, one of his Majesty's prineilial Secretatiei of State : COPY-(tiRttILAR). Whiteball, May el, 1k)?. My Lotitio4teferrirm your Lordship to toy Circolar Lett . ei of the latl► ofJune last, I have the honour to acquaint your Lordship, it hat been der nr •d ritpedient that the ballot and enrolment of the Local Militia should he further suspended for the space of one year, fron► the expiration of the period fur which such ballot and enrolment ate at present V.)ipendetl, and that an Order in Council, for that purpose, will accord• ingly be forthwith issued and poblisheil in I be l.cie►!ou Guselic. I hare the honour to he, toy Lord, Your Lordship's. most obedient, humble Servant, • (Signed) SIOMOUTH. His Majesty's Lieutenant of the County of Essek! nisnucT ORDER.-ENNISKILLEN, MAY 111. Major• General Burnet has to express to ',Scut, l ►G►lonel Nixon his perfect approbation of the appearance of the Ist Batts.lion Of the Royal scnts, at the half•yearly Inspection this day The attention of the Officers was conspicuous, the men are well drilled, and the Movements wcre executed with greet i•ortyct Hess. No part of the well-regulated interior of this Dattation gate the Major neneral more sati►faction, than the praises worthy manner in which the sclioot is conducted. Major-Genetal Burnet will feel it his duty to mslie the most favourable report upon thii old and highly distinguished corps. By Order of Major-General Burnet, • J. A. GIBSON, Major and Aida-de-Carrp. Lieutenant-Colonel Nixon, Commanding Ist Battalion Royal Scott. In the evening the General and Staff partook of an elegant dinner with the Officers of the Regi ment. The 55th regiment, stationed at Waterford, has received orders to call in detachments, prepera• tory to marching to other quarters. GAMBLING. 130W•STREST.Yeeierrifty John Fielder MIS brought before RICHARD Esq. the sitting Magistrate, by a summons upon au information laid against hitn, charging him with keeping a certain room in the home No. 9, Bennett•street, St. Jamet.'s, where . an unlawful game at cards was phved, called Rouge et Mir, on the •evening of the3ool of April,wherehy he had incurred certain penahies ; to which. be pleaded Not Guilty. Mr. ANDREWS attended to• support the infor million, and Mr. ALLEY for the defendant. The evidence in support of the information was tint called, Mr. ALLEY taking- objections. The first wai, the parish of St. Gent ge, lionover stilt:ire, in uhich the house, No. 1, .6 situated, nutl if iti the last in the parish, was stated to he in the county of Middlesex only, whereas it might , also to bare stated to he in the city of Wcstinitt itir. This was ovvrtulasi-by the Alagistrate.- _ The sernott WWI, the date a the year unvht to hay, been in letters or words at length, instead of figures. 11119 was also overruled. ALLICY then saint he %els driven to another objection, which he wished to hive avoided, and that was, that the game of Roue et Noir, was tiot withio the meaning of the Statue, to deem it an (141%0 ' 0 ' gime. This he urged with consider able coo6dence ; not that he wished it to go abrnatl to the Public that the game of Runge et Noir might be set tip and play.'rl wit t impunity as a 'hiwfal game ; so tar from that, he wished all persons concelned in gambling transactions to ivideistand that they would bailable to be indicted under the Common Law as nuisances. . ANDltEwit, in reply to this, urged, that the . 'Act. of Henry the ..Kighth, under which thii infor mation was laid, having used the word carding, included' Whist, Cribbage, or any game that %vcult played with cards, was Hiegel. , The 'Magistrate, on Innkiog into the Act, found that the games which were there described as un lawful, were Faro, Hazard, Bassett, and the Ace of Hearts, and in consequence lurk! that the ob jection of Mr. AL.LEY was fatal, and dismissed the information. WINDtOII, MAY 30.--Yesterday Viscountess' BULitli.aY arrived at the Palate front London, on visit to her MAJESTY. This morning. Sir H. 4lsi.roen Went out of wa , ting ms the KING, and left for London. Princess AuGusiA rode oat on :horseback. Princess Sop ti IA , continuing in an intlifferent state of health, slid not leave the Palace. The Duke and Duchess of Gt.oVCEsTER cele brated the Princess SoystrA MATILDA's birth-day - nu Thursday at Gloucester-house. by having a 'party of eighteen to .meet the Princesto and in .the. rvening there was a nUinerotts assembly. The Royal Duke's band, of the Third Regiment of Guards, in their bill uniform, attended upon the occasion in the Grand' Hall, and played during the -time of the entertainment. Thursday evening the Princes. CH Alt LoTTP. and Poince Laueoen left town for Clairmont. Gold has fallen sixpeuce per ounce, being now 31. l9s. 6d. Yesterday a meeting was held at the City of London Tavern of the Brazil Committee, and Other merchants concerned in the trade to that coun try. The meeting, though tint numerous, was highly eipectsblt ; and it was presumed that a series of resoliiiitois would have beets entered l a te ) , founded on the information obtainotl. Atter a ge neral but desultory conversation, it was admitted by the gentlemen prevent, that the intelligence, in its present shape, did not afford any sufficient ground for proceeding to resolutions nuxiliary to the interests of the British contitterce; and the meeting therefore merely iiimurted Mr. BUCKLe to communicate with Mr. HAMIL.TON, Under Se cretary of State, and to report she reply lie Might receive, in the bore that such official infortniniutt i‘ottld he attained as would enable the merchants to assemble at a future time tor some beneficial pur. pose cottuectcd with' the tuterests of titcir trade... PTR Y. A SOISM, for the Prigratriis of 111"1":4 At isicratht TAylors. Hill, May 1131. BY 3. w. I.ARE, ESCI It'lien the *odd how'd din iglitrd to treason's Anti Iciek)'s name was lie traitors pi - n(1,111%1,- Whet: the sultiirio4if fate uitr Priti.re Spread tier Wliitr bitnierly 'renilialit of lioliour rrninin'd ; Wes the r0 t ,14 of ism isle role it star sweetly braining, and gltmi4ig with fame; TtilV ttruio., Cl Purr l witli its coonsrls•redrenting, Abil:bittilsil.gs still ibittiotit Haute I Like the litzhlstiag's aaiit titsh in a *eason of dangei o And Bale a s thcterribl, thunder iu 81111 S, Yet u sllirlo w defence to the ile3ulate stritukitir, Like Utica's herb, unew'd iu alarms: Ohl sou Qf that Siatentati renown'il in our story, Itesistlesi in du:police, mighty in few, Lik e Ill y sire, too, eitshrin'Ll in our Annals of glory, Willi tears of remembrance which hallow TRY name. Tho' am,reloy sought with her hate to incest More minima nts light heant'd on loyalty's side ; 'rho' thititiiess o'ersitatiaw'll, no danger deprest mat; Yet 'llia SAVIOUR Ur Eumort IN P.iVE.PTY MED t-- No. tit ter ! Englishman's bosom, Immortal* oh 1 1 / 4 1Y! is lily patriot fante ; itod twig d 4 the tlow'rs of 11117 III) city Iliprtwlti Tint bletiiitils of nations shill! 'tallow 11-1 Y ttaute • MU. NTT. VVe feel nine!) pleasure iri presentin g to oh:. Readers the follo►ving sketch of the character of this great and virtuous Statesman; written soon after his decease, by a Gentleman to whom the ['oldie are Indebted for many loyal an►i valuable works, in support of the best interests of the country • As by couttmplating great chritactefs, the !hind is warmed wiqi admiration, until it kindles into congeniality, nothing. can be better calculated to raise the mind of this country to a level with its present most arduous situit roll, than the Contem plation of the character of Mr, Pitt. But who shall attempt to delineate such a character ? Who can adequately deSet l ire those matchless talents, which excited theastonishment even of those who wete hest acquainted with the models of Grecian and Roman elotoence ; talents, too, so varit e o, as never to have been before united in the saute individind ; each of which e.as sufficient to ten (fel its posscssor an object of the highest uduti. ration, and which, collectively, formed a cimstel• laths!, of genius and ability, such as had never berme illumined the 'solidi al world ? 11r. ritt, however, possesited far higlivr claims to admira tion and estimation, dials it is In the pimer of talents. to htstow, lie was east upon times which celled 'tor ass uncommon display of those qualities in %Ttle!, me greatness consists, anti be displayed those qualities in a manner certainly never blirpaSit'll, perhaps never equalled. By his comprehension, enei•gy, and fil'ustiess of mind ; Icy decision of character; by 'his intrepidity. nt 'soot be Ifiriaini litifwas it, and, under Nroridence,, the pre.ierver of his country, at a crisis of unprecedented dills:tatty, danger, and dis may,—But his highest merits are yet untouched. If it be ',rife that an honest man's,the noblest work of God," how noble a work Wai that man, who not only maintained the most pet feet inte. wily, the most parity, iu situations where those virtues 'sue imposed to the severest but svhu surieradded thereto, such a terestedness of mind, such au indifference to emery perSOnal teeling and consideration, such an entire and ahlitiliste devotedness to his coontry, that la hint the attachment to self, which . seeMs to be inseparably interwoven with our nature, Wilt ab sorbed slid lost iii unceasing solicitude fur Alt public welfare. . •After all, to tlu justice to,this truly great man, he nolit be vieued in that trying sitil;nion in which all temporal interests fade away, amid .an eternal scene opens to the view. In that ~:f„E state he shone with increased lustre, Building his hopes of approaching and endless felicity on the only sine toss he still comitmed. to feel that solicitude for his country, to which his life was a sacrifice; on death-bed, he displayed _the highest excellence flint Cali adorn the human. character ; wish his expiring breath, he prised hilosielt a real patriot, and a trite 611. ANNIVERSARY OV Ma. Ptrr's litsTtt DAB, The Members of the l'isgpsittaa PITT Culp, in t4i s b e d the 1401 umn of I alti, Kehl their first Meeting to celeistate the Anniversary of the Birth of that distinguished Character at the White liars wi oc h u s it o,ou Wednesday the 28th of ,Alay. SirMINSY Bjveits Bart, presided, supported by Sir CIIARLIts WO. and the other Ste,,wasits, with' a number of Gentlemen belonging to the Club. Many new Members were added, and homy others signified their desire to be put in no mination at the next Committee. The party re-, tired at a late hour, gratified nit!) the conviviality of the-evening, and happy in the opportunity af forded them of publicly evincing their veneration of the Memory of : that great and upright MAN, whose talons, integrity, and patriotism they so highly appreciate, and of paying their tribute of atittAiration, WI testifying their attachment to the Principles of that 14.1.17STR:ouS STATESMAN. Tea THEATRE..-41r. ligiffilt.Z last night per formed Pnatnumus at Covent • Garden Theatre, and gave a high treat to a crowded audience. TALNIA Was at the visitors, and Jo hix honour it should he recorded, that h attended with the itt 'mkt Ztal to .the performance, and joined in ti , e applause which it excited, not With the appearance of a ViaIICOLIS concurrence, bat with kin anun,i iii which congeoial talents control but inspire in V. heral minds. He seemed to be highly gratifico by such a masterly specimen of the British hi, - trinole school, Yesterday the Mite of Nowt transacted mil. ,tary holiness\ with the PRINCS ittieTiNT at Liid iQtAIOUIC• ntsct,; , tic C - Vit r ify - ttaicti btfilifiltU''' 1'; *.ottitti hat! vi.iied Loneoo lbr the ptirpo•c of 'present iug couguttidatory Aildtess from ttie Prov,nciat Gratin Lodge of Frye and Accep:idliasons of the Comity of Dothan) to tlie PaiNCIS iILORNT, dts hii escape fttlin tire daring att.iel; tvliielt had, been made upon htii l'eri:On. Mr. KEMfiLr, tuft b e ing able to uttelid the Levee hint. Self, 'conveyed the'Addreis ti ii Royal Iligl,hels through' the at:ilium of Cie pio,,er authorities, and received it greicions AnBwet; higlily compli mentary to the li , ody l'rolit whom it with which Mr. to I).ouli“iii. the previous Itieetiog for the pgrpo,c., at the (31.1,1)11 Lodge in•1t,..:1 City, wbicit %eu. Vary sin iiieroubly auk:tutted, 11541.8L1t ileilvervit 4 speech, which was , stir honourable to his g , Jud sense, and loyal and patriotic feelings, that we art stare all well-disposed itibjectS, nod particularly those of the. Masonic fraternity, will read the wt• lowing sobstance.of it with pleasure " Right tror,vhipfutneputy Grind illaster, Grand War dens', and litahren. " We, the Free [tad Accepted Masons of this great cont.- mercial Province, have beets this day asseinbled iti ,conse quenee of a Requisition, made by Brother ‘Villsinsun, in the Grand lodge, that sits bumble, dutiful, and loyal,Arldtesti Should be presented front us to hilt Royal Highness the Pewee Regent, ott! Grand Patron, t of our detestation stir d abhorrence of the late violent and wicked attack made on his warred Pawn, on his return from es:vetoing tine of the Itigikest mid most , iutfortarst frinethitis of 'his elevated as Chief Magistrate el these United Kingdonts..• Why I have becule. lectud to. Open the litiSinesi of. the slay, 1 !snow not, - On: scions as I out that the cause, if needed any, would have found a touch more able advocate iii the mover of the quisitiou. s . . Brethren, you will agree with We, that by this outra geous net, every individual in the United Kingdom eta; liven must grthsly unsuited ! inasmuch at a blow has beets levelled at the Constitution ! —at that Constituttun too, which hits stood the pride Wilt boast of ages; which our valiant fore;. fathers bought tor us, and sealed it with their blood I anti which ever was, and still is, the envy and adutiratiOn of sur rounding. Nations ! Yea, I repeat it, a blow has been aimed at the Constitution, which consists, as you all koow, to' three distinct brunettes; the King, the Lords, and the eummons. Now, it is as unich our duty, and our interest also, 10 pro tti.l the just prerogatives tit the King, as it is to defend the rights and liberties of the Lords and Luminous the one has been most wisely instituted to watch and ,;mud the other; and no. law can he established without it has n :0 the sipprubatioa atilt . ; and if any title of these branches is suf fered to be itivadectur profaued, then will the rencra tie pal ladium (it I may so call it) of our liberties quirk y crumble into ruins. 4, %Whet the ultimate design of these lawless violatora of the peace could be, I do nut pretend to jodge ! Li”le short, I tear, of reirewinK ilt (nu own country thoie acts of horror so lately perpetrated in •.s neighbouring nation, " when, bike a matron botebrred by her children, float country Into in every Trim!' Examine the taboos I that have been circulates' against all sacred and established Institutions " They are not, tor a great Statesman bag observed, the production. of uninformed men, hut men of considerable talents, a..d iter;• verted education,. consequently the more dangerous; and, therefore, I feel warranted in silyiit i c, all thi.ngs considered, Hutt it is too like the c . onnienceio cot of those %vette:, whicii led in FrtutLe to the destruction of all took., sill order, reli• gion, and.otorality. .1'044.11..0s 1 red upon the neck. of Notnes ; low were lino the itererend Crosier, and the holy Mitre, and desolation cos ered alt tic hold. God itef:tA us, my brvtlii (rota wittiet,singsucli toilets. " Curer sat tile innovuttrig lottr.l that attempt, ; remember him, just lit even, in thy ttsert day of jutt4ntent ; Um, the traitor .:mull his prriticiourt coats+ sets, NVI,IO or wealth, foe power, the pi ide of greatness or re vritge, wonld phmge his I stive land in ciyil in-." " "Ilte recent discoveries that have been made in a neigh.- bouring Province %tt,tricie;ii to exelt! . er , ty twto, still p.tv tiettlarty sorev , s -entiport thsz lastw..rerd the ; Yei, ttti hrelltreni you triil extlaim in the worth , elf that great a n d I: . ur.l4ittiV, whas-thongis often Joliet Mg frosts men in power, WAS ever foutid tattlitul to his coaldfy lit tlit boor of thaugert 4, We serve alai - march whom 'we love, a God whoa) we adore. We seek no cininge—butlestel 01 all, such cbonge 4s they would tiring us." Ab.out.(O,ut the hrethrett afterwards ilhied tO. ge,tocr at brother IVALo's, where ail eiteeheist dinner was. provided, And the coitviviality . evenbig Nviks kept tip to a late, hour. FASHIONABLE DEPARTUITE9. Yesterday, sir John and Lady Leicester, from 'Wit-street s for their seat at Tobley 7 house, in Cheshire t the thsriuf . 'luntesquicu, for iris seat, Bridgehill-twuse, Canterbury.. I.lATit Attatv.st.s.—Earl rant Countesi of cork, Sir C 3. W. Leeds, ,Lady tl. Ita►ttsay,, General Itt i 1, Colonel Fitzgerald, Coidnel Taylor, Nlajor.itoss, (.:aptain I)awhin, CaPtaill 1 14 1- kin 9, Captain and Mrs. Tyndall, Rev. iirehd.Sandifurd,,l:ev. it. Burney.' The: plisn. adtipted by -the plriol of Guil t fiel(l, Montgomeryshire, for., the of the I Voor, is worthy of imitation. eke many of their Poor are unable to purchase Potatoes: for' setting, the Pit ; .• rich Officers have purchased a lerge quantity, which ere.cut.for setting, -and distributed at the Vestry, according to the family of, and the giound occupied by, the Appliettut. „ , IVA: are (irsired Et 7. 'at ale, that the Second Edition ,of •Me. Moottes Poem of Laths Rookia was pub. lished this day by LoNunsw and Co. Also Illus.. !rations to the engraVed by CHAtt‘es • MATH, train Drawings by It. WasTott.t., ii.A. Va(;cINATioN,---Thel4thot May, the 11 cmora ble day on which JESNUI,I discote,ed the V acc ine, we, celebrated with solemnity by the I d iy.icians of • Berlin.' lit.tl repast at which Prince R A0211 , 114 Was present. The Prince declared, that be was the first who had this salutary operation perfotas, ed on his children I and * Counsellor Iyagg. Lion) acquainted the Meeting; that already, in 1815, the number of children vaccinated, as ferns was know it, amounted to 218,0(30, which is sup post d not to be above threeefotirths of .he whole number. It is. not, perhaps, ind fretent for the history of this immortal invention, to mentioulters, that it was first made known on the contisrint by the correspondence of an inhabitopt of Brussel** and that, perhaps, the tit st chliti vaccinated on the ContineUt was in this city. _ FROM A Got RBSPOSDENT**As accidents ere so Prevent front fire :Intl boiling water, n remedy, cheap ami simple, citittiot be toobientrally k,own, as it will im► ediately. remove every seuse of paint however dreadful the wound. Isuitittatiect ot its efficacy occurred 00 Thursday at the lionse of a poor a alineiniiker, corner of Jones's-lane, Redclitr !lacks...P-4%n infant, haying fallen into il l a fire, was so dreadfully hoist, that from the v ie to the 'llex of the slionlder was an flit lie scone, the 6kin haring come of % person I.sttiou, by at the moment, recommended the application of m a*. verited chalk and whites o f egg s, m i xe d to t h e Coosistcnce of cream-h.-when the ch,o nto s!si rtly relieved from pain. Care shOuldhY taken in prevent its congeatinfeby Itetett&t. (Bristol Paper.)