Star.
London, England, 1807-07-30 00:00:00

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iil money and In tlite-, to that he irai the lets able lo
attend to the more luerativeparfuits of hit profealon.
Mr. WINDHAM thought that no country could
be inlitred by liberality to ufeful men—in the prefent
gigaton, howefer, fo tranfcendant was the fervice
rendered by this difcovery to mankind, that to talk '
of recompenfe to Dr. Jenner wa.. out of the queQion
—no money could adequately remunerate his ter. '
vices, at the fame time liberality itfelf had its limits,
and though no fum could be too large as given to
tr. Jenner, yet there might be excels on the part of
Parliament ; again, however, the very inipotlibility
of coming up to the quantum meruit, in the prefent in.
dance, might throw back the mind fo far as to fink
it in the other extreme. Let the Committee confider
it as near calculation as pothble—let them confider
in the firft place the fervice—the failure incurred in
the next place—the expellee incurred, and above all,
the national charaaer, which was deeply involved in
the grateful requital of Co meritorious an individual.
He Mould vote for the amendment, from which he
thought it in a manner morally impolfible fcr the
Committee to diffent.
The CHANCELLOR of the. EXCHEQUER
thought it neceffary to corre& a millake of his Hon.
Friend (Mr. Wilberforce); the Committee could not
now grant an annuity or money in any other form
than a certain furn. As for an annuity, that could
not come before the Houfe well but in the way of a
Mefrage from his Majefty. He again repeated that
he thought the so,oool. a reafonable recompenfe.
Mr. WM. SMITH read a variety of papers, prov-
ing the foccefs of the vaccination in molt parts of the
world. He held in his hand the Supplement of the
Madrid Gazette, which mentioned the return of a
i phyfician to that Court, and his reception by the
King of Spain, after a voyage round the world, for
the purpofe of diffeminating the fyttem of vaccina
lion. It appeared that this phy fician had fuccefsfolly
vaccinated 60,cr00 perfons in Spanilh America. It
' appeared that in Marfeilles the finall pox had been
annihilated-=that in Germany the mortality had de.
creafed from Soe. annually, to about eight or ten per
year—that in the Eaft Indies two millions had fuc-
cefsfully undergone the vaccination—that in tie
Wand of Ceylon the Small Pox Hofpital had been
converted into a barracks. He fhould give his hearty
anent to the amendment.
Mr. WHITBREAD Paid, that Dr Jenner's fyflem
had confiderably leffened the Poor Rates, and warmly
fupported the larger grant.
Mr. FULLER followed on the lathe fide, and
laid, that it would be to 'the difgrace of the Houle
and the Country, if they refufed fo meritorious an
individual the larger grant.
Mr. ROSE, junior, Paid, that there was brit argu-
ment which he wifhed to prefs upon the Committee,
that that valuable difcovery had been injurious to the
prefeffional reputation of the Doaor ; ft.r that in this
city many of morbid imagination and capricious
talk, had a vulgar kind of prejudice againft a perfon
they looked upon as a mere cow pock Doctor (a
laugh), that was however a matter really of fome
ferious confederation—(hear ! hear !)
Admiral POLE bore teftimony to the valuable eF.I
feels of the difcovery in the Blitias Navy. The
Committee then divided on Mr. Morris's Amend-
ment, when there appeared for granting the
L.a0,000 - - 6o
zopoo only - 47—Majority s 3.
The Houle then went into a Committee on the Dun-
drum Pier Bill, when 7.7711. ,6s. was voted to his
Majefty for the erection of a pier, and opening of a
harbour in Dundrum.
The Houle next went into a Committee on the
Parochial Poor's Relief Bill ; Mr. DAVIES GIDDY
having Rated, previous to the Speaker's leaving the
Chair, that there were certain Claufes he fhnuld take
• the fettle of the Committee on, and efpecially that
Claufe relating to the Building of Cottages.
On the Claufe which prefcribes the means by which
a poor man may obtain a fettlement in any parti-
cular parifh, a very lengthened difeuffion took place-
Mr. WHITBREAD propofed a refidence of five
years.
Mr. STURGES BOURNE moved, that the blank
be filled up with the word Ten, inflead of Five.
Upon this the Houk divided, and there were, for
the Original Motion 25—Againfl it 32.
The blank was confequently filled up with the word
I'en.
There was another difctarn and a divifion upon
the quellion that this claufe thus amended (land part
of this Bill. The numbers then were for the claufe
23, againft it 30 ; and we underliand, that while
the gallery was cleared, the Bill was abandoned till
next Seflion.
The Committee on the Parochial School Bill was put off to
Tuefday next, that on the Irifh Arms Prevention Bill to Friday
next, that on the Militia Bill to this day.
The Route went into a Committee on the Spirits Duty Bill,
and it was refolved that the Chairman fhould move for leave to
bring in a Bill to regulate the Spirit Trade between Great Britain
and Ireland ; and when the Houk refumed, the Chairman obtain-
ed leave to bring in a Bill purfuant to the raid refolution.
The Orders remaining un the lift were then clifpofed of, and
[ the Houk adjourned at two o'clock.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JULY 30.

PRICEI3c STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
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Red. 621—Exols. Bills par 26. pre.—Navy 5 per Cents. 95 if.

There was a rumour Taft night, that the French
had thrown 8,000 men into Copenhagen. This Nis
POLION has no doubt the will, but not the power to
do. The report moR probably originated from the
forces fent into Hamburgh.
Yefterday, about 12 o'clock, his Majefly came to
town from Windfor, and held a private Levee at the
Queen's Palace at two o'clock, which was attended
by moil of the Cabinet Minifters, &c.

The following had the honour of being prefented
and killing the King's hand, upon their appoint-
ments :

The Hon. Cropley Afhley Ceepet, upon his being 2ppoit.ted
Clerk of the Ordnance of the United Kingdom.
Thomas Thornton, Eft. upon his being appointed Clerk of the
Deliveries of the Ordnance of the United Kiagdom.

His Majefly held a Privy Cctincii., and gave pri-
vate audiences to the Duke of Portland, Earls of
Camden sad Chatham, and Lcrds 1-14wkethury and
Mulgrave.