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• Rona soatezr.
Yesterday the Meetings of the Royal Society closed
for this season. A paper was read by Mr. DAvv,
detailing a series of experiments which he has con.
ducted by means of the galvanic battery ; more novel,
more brilliant, of greater importance to science, and
probably to the uses of conwnon life, than any that
mos ever laid at any .time or in any country be.
fore • the public. They go completely to prove that
alumine, 'Alex, barytes, lime, magnesia, &c. are, as
well as the alkalis, composed of oxygen united to
• highly-inflammable bases possessing the preprties of
meals.

After this paper had been read, the Earl of Sm.
KIRK, having been proposed by Mr. DAVIS Com;
M. F. for Hel6tcm, was unanimously elected ; and the
Society adjourned till November the 10th.

• JMUTICiIL INTELLIGENCE.
•

PORTSMOUTH, JULY S.
Arrived his Majesty's ship TI MIS, from Plymouth.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Amstium, for Plymouth.


DEAL; JULY 8.

his Majesty's ship Hmtratormr, from Ply.
mouth, having under convoy the following vessels,
♦i'. Nile, PRINCES.. from Mogadore; Volunteer,
Meant.: ;Sovereign, S'Urrtr ; Naiad, ---; and the
Welly, St:ORMUZ ; Country Squ'r.!, CLARK; Loyalty,
114 MT, and the Portant', Mottos, from Jamaica,
which are sailed for the giver. His Majesty's ship
FORRESTER has detained and sent into the Downs the
American ship Dosed, fromßotterdarn far•
Philadelphia.
London, England, 1808-07-09

COLLEGE VACATION.
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This dap less published, .

Printed in Royal Quarto, price Three Guineas in boards, thg first
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THE HARLEIAN MISCELLANY, A Col-
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brary of Edward Harley, second Earl of Oxford. Interspersed
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Oldys, Esq. and Additional Notes to the present Edition.
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POPULAR .LECTURES oti EXPERIMEN-
TAL PraLOSOP,HY, ASTRONOMY, and CHEW--
TRY, intended chiefly for the Use of STUDEN'IS and YOUNG
PERSONS.
By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D.
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' Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Landaff; apd
Ats-
thor of The Ecdnomy of Nature, stc. &c.
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Thls day was published, price ss.
ECESSITY for UNIVERSAL TOLERA-
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VICTUALLING OFFICE, Jags 30; 1104
THE COMMISSIONERS far VICTUALLING
MIS MAJESTY.% NA VT, do hereby gist Noti:e,
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dred Tomo of IRON Burr HOOPS, and for Fifty Tons of
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and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after
date.
The Conditions of the Contracts and Samples of the Hoops
may be seen ht the Secretary's Office.
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BUENOS AVAIL
London, Jeff 6, 11106.
;NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Officers
and Ships Companies of His Majesty's Ships DIADEM,
-iROMEDE, RAISONABLE, NARCISSUS, and ENCOUN-1
TER, Who were actually present at the Capture of Bumps Ayres,
on the 27th day of June, 1606, that a Distribution on account of
the Bullion brought to England in His Majesty's Ship Narcissist',
will be made at No. 13, Hulbore-court, Gray's Inn, London, on
the 27th and 28th days of the present Month, and on every sue.
ceeding Wednesday and Thursday, for three Months to come;
after which period all unclaimed Shares will be paid over is
Greenwich Hospital, pursuant to Act of Parliament :
And Nbtice a also given to the Officers and Men of the under-
mentioned Regiments and Corps, who were actually present at
the said Capture, that a Distribution on account ef such Proceeds

before-mentioned, will be made at No. 4, P4ll-mall-eourt, Pall-
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the present Month, and on every succeeding Wednesday and
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Act of Parliament.

Royal. Rngineers, 71st Regiment of Foote
Royal Artillery, St. Helena Artillery,
20th gegt. 6f Light Dragoons, St. Helena Infantry.
ALEXANDFit. DAVISON, Agent for the Navy.
ANGUS MACDONALD, Agent for the Army.

BY 0111DIKOT THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS
OF HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS.
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At the Custom House, Stockton, on Wednesday; the 13th day
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H E F.OLLOWING GOODS, Viz.
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•.* The hat to begin prechely at one o'clock in the afternoon.
London, England, 1808-07-09

ARMY.

ALIEUTENANT in a fine Old Regiment,
whose Second Battalion is pleasantly situated in Jersey,
1101e5 to exchange with a Gentleman of the sane rank. He has
do objection of being in a Highland Corp.—For further partiau-
address (post paid) to A. B. at Mr. Currie's, Lacuuniai/fcs.
Hay-Market, London.
-

TO THF. ARMY.
N Ensign in a -fine old distinguished Regiment
1.3. (nay to remain a considerable time in England) would be
glad to effect an melange (upon equal terms) la any Corps of
gattallon now under orders for foreign service, or that is ex -
road to be forthwith actively employed.
Letters addressed (post paid) to Z. Z. at Was and
qts lad Bookseliers, Nevrwtreet, Birtningbam, will be instantly
oseasi to.

TO BE SOLI), the next Presentation to a Rectory
of the Aanital value of £6OO and upwards, situate 200
uSes from town, by a genteel neighbourhood, the Country plea-
sant and abounding with Got". The present locunsbent aged
4;—Particulars to be had of Mr. Routledge, Solicitor, Temple.
London, England, 1808-05-03

SWEDEN.

A Naval Officer who left Eliineur on the 17th of
April, gives the following account of affairs in that'
quarter O—T he King continues to command his Army ,
in person, and write, and answers all State dis-
patches. He displays the greatest ability and firm-
ness, Ind has secured the attachment of those Nobles,
who were dissatisfied is consequence of the revolution
effeeted by his Raital Father, by investing the princi-
pal of them with military commands. The base con-
duct of the Russians, and their particular atrocity in
attempting to corrupt the Swedish Governor, Compte
D'Anairka.nr, has excited amongst the Swedes an
universal spirit of ir.dignatien. The peasants of the
country are so enraged against. them, that they prefer
1 joining the Swedish army to remaining inactive in their
dwellings. This army, when organized, will amount to
250,000 men : but they are much in want of corn. So
far, however, from Sweden being now in danger, it
is thought that Norway, and even Zealand, may PT.!-
' come an easy conquest to her arms. A Danish flag
lofficer arrived at Helsingburgh on Stindly last, to
propose an exchange of prisoners, which was not ac-
cepted. The early appearance. of the Naval force
from England, which arrived in January, produced
a complete change in. the affairs of Sweden.

The British for; hoe in the Baltic, is seven sail
of the Ine, five frigates; "viral gun-boasts, &c. The
Danes have only one 64, several aimed.lndiameu,
some small vessels, and a number of gliti•boats.—
The Russians canndt move at Few* for the icc, and
will not be able to bring out at the warm more than
twelve sail of the line. The Swedes have five sail of
the line, six frigates and five gun-brigs; cru izing a
this tine off . .
London, England, 1808-05-03

PORTUGAL.

Another vessel has arrived at Plyni:nith, with Par.
rugueze emigrairti limn the fleet off Lisbon.. Several
people of quality; and military men, are a-,,,0ng them.
We hope proper *means are employed to prevent
agents belonging to the enemy from being received on
board our ships, al, pretence of being ensigr.usts. In-
dian corn was cheapi.r b: • CA. a bushel than a
, month since. A • circurrstauce which must afford
pleasure to every humane mind.
This vessel left Oporto on the 28th of March ; be. I
fore her departure intelligence had reached our Equa.
dron of the arrival of the .PruNee REOENT at Rio Ja-
neiro, on the 6th of January. The Prince had im-
mediately entered upon the exercise of his functions
as Sovereign, and had formed an Admitistration
which was approved by the peples-who, as might be
expected, loudly extolled the magnanimity and he-
roic resolution of the Prince. Among the appoint-.
mcnts, it was said, that Don Jon ALsicio.., had been
appointed Minister for the Home Department and
Marquis of BELLas, lOr Foreign Affairs. An Eng-
lishman is stated to have the superintendance of the
Admiralty ; and Don RAEL de SotizA is named to he
Minister Extraordinary to Russia.
A number of ships of war had been ordered to be
I built immediately ; war had been declared against
Spanish America ; and sixteen. millions of Spanish
idollars were sequestered belonging to Spain.

Besides these acts of administration, the Govern-
ment had proceeded to perform sonic decisive acts of
justice. It is said, that the Marquis of Pcstnar.,
AitAya.s, Don Rommo P!NTO, and Jon hauo, had
been brought to their trial for high treason, and were
beheaded pursuant to their sentence. Viscount
AnAnin had been disgraced and bani..hed to sonic
island.. Such were the accounts received.

A circular letter was last night sent to most of the
Merchants trading to the Brazils, by order of the Por-
tugueze Ambassador, to the following purport :

.• 1?.

" I am dtilred to acquaint the Trade, that his Excellency the
Portuguese Ambassador Is ready to give Licences to British or
Portuguese ships, to carryout British mahufactured cotton goods
to the Brazils ; such vessels =kb, Cape Frin, and receiviai•
there instrurtiuns relative to their port of discharge. Asti that
Licence. will be prepared by the Right Hon. the Lords ofTrade.
Sz.c. to-morrow forenoon. " Yours, Eir.c. dcc."
London, England, 1808-05-03

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THE EXPEDITION.

YARMOUTH. MAY r.
u Posed this port a &let of Transports, about 16
sail, fur the Northward, with troops."

" HARWICH, MAY. 2.
" Arrived this day his Majesty's ships RosE and
RANOEH, and remain with 35 sail of Transports,
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expected and ordered to be afloat. The greater parr
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under the charge of an Officer ; so that it is probable
the troops are expected to return before many months.
It is thought by many of the Officers that the expedi-
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ultimately to Sweden. They expect wherever they
go that they are to be encamped as soon as landed,,
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with them. Sir JOHN Moult?. and four other generals
are to be on board the M.saa."
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iiteh, Eleventh, and rwelfth Nisi* of the New Harlequinadc,
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mow, from brilliant and overflowing audiences, will be re•
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R.ENIDENCE, NORTH OF DEVON.

TO BE LET—For kith i Term, as may be agreed on, and en-
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•
ITENGIST LODGE, delightfully set fated, in a
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gear)y the same d :e from the pleasant sea-port and market
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repair,and fit for tie immediate reception of a Gentleman's Fa-
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The House comprises on the first Moor, a Breakfast Parlour,
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London, England, 1808-07-07

GEORGE TROMSO .N'S BANKRUPTCY.

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aid Bankrupt's Estate and Effects, at my Office on and after the
tub day of July instant, in the following Classes,viz.
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London, England, 1808-09-01

21.111ER1C,1.

JOHNSTOWN, NEW-YORK, JULY 5.
On Thursday last, about noon, this village was
visited by a more dreadful storm than was ever before
vitnessed in this place. A dark and most dismal
cloud was at first perceived in the North-west, and
proceeded in a South-east direction. In passing over
this place, it occasioned the most awful sensation in
the minds of the most hardy and courageous ; our
zenith and horizon were almost as dark as at mid-
night, the lightning streaking the cloud, and fre-
quently piercing the earth ; the thunder sharp and
thrilling, and the winds most tremendous ; all nature
apjeeared to us ready to tumble to chaos. The light-
ning sti uck a number of buildings, set fire to a barn
or two, and cc:lst:riled them to the ground. A dwell.
ing.house, belon!.ting to Mr. 13:ewer, was pierced by
the ligiltning, and considerably injured. Mr. Brower
very narrowly escaped 11; O. flash, the shock struck him
down ; unfortunately falling on a wash tub, he was
consisi_rably hurt. The wind raged so severely that
it aletost prostrated every thiee before it ; the s:eerie
of the ..T2-4 :scipalian Ciiarch W.:S blown down, and
that of the Presbyte: ian considerably damaged; many
barns were levelled to th.: ground, in one of which a
negrii boy belonging to one Mr. 'l'onclaire, who fled
thither for refuge, W:is unfe:tunately killed. Trees
Were torn up by the roots, leAces prostrated ; in fact,
the ay.ful storm surpasses all description, and we
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London, England, 1808-12-29

N,I*PICAL ifrifTLLICEIVCE.

- eORT3MOOTH, DEC, EL
Arrived several outward-bound vessels from the
Downs.—Sailed his Majesty's ship THETIS) for Cork..
DEAL, DECEMBER SM.
Remain in the Downs his Majesty's ships Princess
of Orange, Venerable, Leviathan, Illustrious, Invin•
cible, Hero, Christian Vllth, Warspite, Defence,
Agincourt, TrUsty, Osprey, Podargus, Rolla, Bust-
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Crocus, Harmony victualler, &c.
GaAvascias Dec. 28.—Passed by his Majesty's ships St. Mo-
reau), from Bombay; and the Charming Kitty, Culling', from
the South Seas.
London, England, 1808-12-29

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London, England, 1808-03-30

YARMOUTH, MARCH 28.

This morning arrived the Forrester sloop of war,
and has brought in twelve sail of fishing vessels, which
she captured on the Dutch coast. The ships In the
Roads are the Roebuck, Majestic, Safeguard, Sappho,
Forrester, and Swan. Wind N. E.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVESEND, MARCH 59.-Sailed the Harriet, I.ynch, for
India; William and Emma, Hayes, for the Cape of Good Hope;
Enterprize, Boyer, for New York; lane, Scott, for Quebec;
Princess Royal, Richards, for Dublin ; and Providence, Jones,
for Cork.

The following important notice was yesterday posted
up at LLOYD'S
" By letters from Holland, dated the 12th of March, it ap-
pears that the French privateers cruising on that coast, pay no
respect to licences granted by the Dutch Government for import-
ing goods from England.
Dispatches were'received yesterday from the Chan-
nel fleet, which state, that there is in the Road of the
Isle of Aix, a French line of battle ship closely watched
by two of our men of war.
Dispatches were yesterday received, dated the 19th
March, on board his Majesty's ship STATELY, in Got-
tenburgh Roads.
Monday the BOMBAY, a fine new 74 gun-ship, was
launched at the King's Yard, Deptford. She went
off the slips precisely at half past three o'clock in
grand style.
One of the boats of our men of war off Lisbon
having been lately sent on shore for water, a small
party of Portuguese soldiers, headed by an officer,
who were stationed to guard there, suddenly threw
down their arms, and requested to be taken on board.
—The Portugueze officer assured the Captain of the
British vessel, that the whole army of Portugal would
gladly embrace a similar opportunity of escaping
from their tyrannical oppressors under Juxor.
The 53d regiment, under the command of Colonel
Btwonaat, marches from Weymouth to-morrow, and
following day, in two divisions, for Blatchington
Barracks.
London, England, 1808-01-02

srAurreAL IX iLLIGBNCB:
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.a, , • MAlLl.—Wind S. W:
mit:En I I I.Glttenborgh
Waterford 0

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•• 'IIP vs-.

•••••11
LOSS OF THE AXISOPI FRIGATE.
Pt:MANCE, Dec. 30.—1 informed you in my last
Of the ihipivreck of the Anion frigate, of 46 guns,
about nine miles to the eastward of this place : from ,
the best information, I beg to acqUaint you that out of'.
,out three hundred men (inchiding Capt. Lvectitz),

about two hundred . and fifty happily escaped a
watery grave. I exceedingly regret; however, to in;
form you, that smongst the number of missing is
Captllin LTDIARD ; also- the First 'Lieutenant, the
Doctor and his Son, and _several. Midshipmen and
Petty dificers;.. who,. with .the Foremast-men:and ,
Marines, amount to about •fifty persons in all, who
are missing: for the sake of the friends of those who
arl, saved, I should be glad if I could give you their
names. The vessel held together till three o'clock
yesterday P. M. when she separated, and to day there
is scarce a vestige of her to be seen.

• Captain LTDIARD was a very distinguished Officer;
he served at the taking of CuriCoa last year, and was
particularly noticed in the dispatches from COMMO-1
Ore BIUMIANII, for his conduct when commanding
the Seamen and Royal Marines on short: He was the,
bearer of dispatches home, and had 00y _ resumed
the' command, of the Anson on her recent arrival frOm
the, West Indies. •

FALMOUTH, DEC. 30.

Arrived the George, Captain LOGAN, and .anpther,
Vessel, (name unknown) part of Sir CitAnLvs COT.
TON'S fleet, from which they parted eight days since.

MILFORD, DEC. SO.

Last night the ship Aniope, a transport, Captain
MoLLE.billy, with part of the.Stith and 90th Regiment
on board, from Portsmouth, bound to Cork, was
driven on shore and totally lost, in St. Bride's Bay—
wren of the :people were drowned : she parted from
the convoy' on Chrisunas Day, near Cork, in very
thick wiather. On the '27th they saw two sail of the
same convoy ; and, on the same night, heard several
gu:is.
London, England, 1808-01-02

GRAVESEND, JANUARY 1.

Passed by the -Royal Charlotte, PATTERSON, from
China ; Slencer, HEMMINGS, fnim Bombay ;
Pers'evv:ince:: G4rtokEn, from the South Seas; Sci.
encr, . from New York ; and the My*,
HAYNES, from Quebec.. Sailed the 'Sarah King,
GAIIDNER, for'St: Domingo ;' Hibbert, I•Vd.sun, for
-Yucaton ;•anJihe'Venus, VAUX, for Malta:

•• • •
• "f'.

The Beaver, BRADY, from Africa, for -the !West
Indies, is-captured and 'carriedinto•Cub4: = 71.
Otir crui'zers are acting on the recent Orders, of
Council. The ship Othello, from Neer York,
to. France; has been detailie4 and sent intc.Plymontla.
• A lette; dated' It oy:il George East-Indiainan, lat.,
26..10ng'..24. I 5; West, 25th Atigu IRD7 says,
I embrace r.he opportunity of the St. Alltln's 64
quitting the conVy_for the Cape of Good Hope, to
inform you, that the troops on board, viz. the 14th
and td BattaliOn of the,sth Regiment, have been very
116104 singe t4ir embarkanop, not the smallest
eiviipternof a,riy•flisease. hiiing appeared on board
oiof the sfiipi in Which. our regiment (the 14th) is
• embarked. . •'
" .the seat and demesne of the late Mr.
MIDDLETON, near Southampton, has,. it is said, been
purchaied by dovernment, as the national estate and
residence of the family of Natsom.
A General Court-Martial commenced. on Wednes;,
day, for the trial of the Paymaster of a Regiment of
Dragoons, for having overdrawn the Regimental
Agent to a very considerable amount.
London, England, 1808-01-02

PLYMOUTH. DECEMBER

Came in the schooner Nancy, of Dartmouth, Cap-
tain HARVEY,' from Newtimndland for Dartmouth,
with fish and oil : she was captured last Sunday by a
French cutter privateer, and retaken by the Dragon,
of 71 guns, same day. Accounts have been re-
ceived here to-day, that the Anson, oE4Q guns, Capt.
LTIMARD, is wrecked near the Lizard ; and, melan-
choly to relate, that near ‘2tX) of the Officets and crew
are drowned—other account,..stater that the' Captain,
_: • .•

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Ist Lieutenant, Surgeon, and 138 .9( tbe, crew are
drpwned. A gale is again coming on the Southward,
And the sea is making very fast.

5 P.M. The Fama Portuguese ship:, from the Bra-
zils, is in great distress ix' Catwater, ;ad it is feared
she will be ashore if the gale contindez: The Con-
fiance and. Ivlillbrook sloops of war, are Aring for as-
sistance for her. Several other vessels in.Catwater are
iii great. danger.

PORTSMOUTH, /ANUARY:I. ".
Arrived his Majesty's ships.St.Albanificini-Ote East
Indies, andlgteady, frqm Monte Vide9. Sailed his
Majesty's ship Halifax, with a convorforthie Downs.

DEAL, JANUARY I.

Remain in the Downs the ships asTerlast. Wind S.W.

DOVER, JANUARY 1.

The wind blew alm.osi a hurricane all last night
and the greater part of this day, but at present it has
rather moderated. We have just heard from Romney,
that the ship Zuleme, of and from Philadelphia, Cap-
tain HOWARD, Which brought up in Dungeness Roads
yesterday, to wait for a pilot from this place to take
her to Rotterdam, where she was bound with a cargo
of sugar, coffee, cotton, ecc. unfortunately was driven
from her anchor.; this morning, on Romney Flatts,
and suck ; heirrew were saved, but the cargo, it is
ap-
prehended; will
be quite iost.,-Wind S.W.
London, England, 1808-12-16

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London, England, 1808-12-16

Ist. Who is Mr. Blegborough ? •
A. A Member of the' Royal College of Physicians, with, the
Degree of Doctor of Medicine, honourably obtained and sanc-
tioned by that Learned Body, who are known to bestow rank
on no Man without examination and desert.
2d. Is he not an Author—selling himself Inventor of a Steam
Bath for the cure of swelled Joints ?
A. Dr. Blegborough never poesesed ingenuity enough to be the
-Inventor of the Steam Bath alluded to.
:Id and 4th. I. he not still an Apothecary, Surgeon, Man-mid
wife, and Physician—and does lie not vend Medicines, open Ab-
scesses, breathe a Vein,pay Women, and style himself a Doctor e
Midwifery, is one principal object of the Surrey Dispensary, sad
Midwifery Patients have often fallen to his Care! It is true, he
has been guilty of opening Abscesses—lt Is true hi has been pithy
of breathing a Vein—lt is true even that he has been guilty of
administering Clysteep—But for whom T.—For the Rich?—For
those whose Fees are to Reward such attentions ?—No !
—For the Poor—for the Wretched—for the Needy-4r them,
and for them est.:.
Such are the Disqualifications, in the opinion of his Opponent,
to the Appointment for the situation of Physician to a DISPEN• I
SART TOR TOR POOR!!!
S. Is hr not recommended by men of no less eminence than
himself and his Partner?
A. Let the Friends of his opponent look to the lAA of the
Governors !—Let them see who support asst, end wife, Dr. Bleg-
borough !—They will there find who reesmiond, end who supw'
port him !—'l'hey will bed that no Public Charity In this Metro
polls contains names to which more respestilillity is attathe&i:.,
none more honourable than those found there, who umpient Ile
interest of Dr. Blegborough !!
As to the Queries respecting Dr. Tattersall's Qualifiations,
the Friends of Dr. Blegborough would blush to follow the ex-
ample of those, who published those Queries.—They wish him
to succeed, not by slandering Dr. Tattersall, or detracting from
his merits. They believe Dr. T. to be a Gentleman, well and
regularly educated—His pretensions have been vouched for by
his Friends—His Character is without Reproach.—But, are not
other men equally fitted for the Situation., in point of infarmation
and talents ?—And does not the long Emetittice of Dr. Bleg-
borough,tbe hibits of extensive Practice, andtheFfumanity which
Ms guided that Practice, give him Claims somewhat superior to
a very young Member of the Profession?
The Claims of Public Charity are best by just Com-
' petition Unjustly to implite to a fair . that which is
I most untrue, is not ShialiOerilet:ii "
rr
inrdisfJobsgl
opposition of one Mdlrle
I litialv.eeisodon.srate,ne.

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London, England, 1808-03-08

FEBRUARY 16.

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A deputation of the Jews in the Kingdom of West.
phalta has assembled here, consisting partly of Rabbis
partly of Elders. On the Bth the deputation was
troduced by M. Israel Jacobson, Counsellor of Finan-
ces, to the Minister of State, M. Simeon, and after.
wards to King Jerome. M. Jacobson addressed his
Majesty in a short speech, and the following is part
of the reply which was made:
lam satisfied with your Speech. That artlcle in the Constitu-
tion of my Kingdom, which establishes the equality of all ;ell-
glow, is in perfect unison with the feelings of my heart. The
law ought to interrupt no man hi the exercise of his worship.—
' Each subject is as much at liberty to observe the rules of his
I faith as the King is to follow his religion. The duties of the citi-
zen are the only objects which the laws of the Government can
I regulate. _

HAMBURGH, FEB. 22.

Nearly all the Powers of Europe have now follow-
ed the example of the Decree issued by the French
Emperor for the exclusion of England from inter-
course with the Continent. The Duke of Mecklen-
burg has recently issued a very severe decree, prohi-
biting his subjects from every kind of communication
or commerce with England.
London, England, 1808-03-08

HAMELN, FEBRUARY 8.

The carelessness of some artillerymen employed in
emptying bombs and shells, occasioned a mostlatal
accident yesterday, between eight and nine o'clock
in the morning—the powder took fire, in what man-
ner is not known, in a barrack where the soldiers
were assembled, and occasioned an explosion which
cost nine of them their livest the officer who surveys
the works had fortunately for himself left the barrack
but a few moments before, with two artillerymen, to
provide the implements necessary for this work.
London, England, 1808-03-08

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