Star.
London, England, 1806-07-04 00:00:00

LONDON.

AR MY.—To Ott:Article with this title, from Bithal, but without
fliniature, we would cheerfully give infertlqn, but that we think
its publication woold tend to hinder rather than promote the
objea which the writer has in view.

FRIDAY, JULY 4.

This day at one o'clock, Confols for opening were
at 641—Reduced at 634*—and pmnium at 74—
Exchequer Bills par a
,ss. dilbotter.
It is fill ►.onfidentally ruMoured, that Lord floc-
LAND will aflually go to Paris on the bulnefs of the
Negociation, reported to tie witng on. Monday next
is now named for the day of his departure.

Lail night in the Houle of Commons, an intereft-
ing Debate to• k place nn the Report of the G
Tam also BILL, for the particulars of which we refer
the Reader to the preceding columns.

The ufual bleffage from his bhp {TT, previous to
the termination of the Seflion, was bronght down to
bcth Houfed of Pa, haircut. AVote of Credit will, of
courfe, be granted to enable his M•Jsarr, In the
words of the Meffage, 44 to defeat the enterprifes of
the enemy, and provide for die exigency of public
affairs." It is fuppofed the SefEon will not continue
above three weeks longer.

B goes out to the Cape, as Colonial
Secretary; Mr. A Li:astir t accompanying his confin,
Lord CaLEDoW, as his Private Secretary only. The
latter will, however, hold tome other Ci►il Office at
the Cape ; but who Office is not yet determined.

Letts's from Harwich announce the arrival there
nt the Phy fician and Mailer of the Horfe of his Se.
rene Highnefs the Doke of 13sunswicx, Father of
her Royal Highnefs the Princefs of WAL23. Thefe
Officers have been fent foritard to make preparations
f r the reception of his Serene Highnefs and the tell
of his fuite, whofe arrival may be limn expeeed.
It is believed that the suit of his Serene Highnefs
has relation to the delicate invelligation that has Idle.
ly been the fubjeft of Inch general converfati.,n.
If it be true, as was Rated by the cartel from the
Cape, that Admiral GUILLAUMIT'3, or jetto733%
lqttadron, was teen off St. Helena on the zoth of
Match, it mutt hare had
.a quick run to the coati of
South America. Should it prove true that the lqua-
dron in question has been at Sr. Salvador, and left it
on the 3111 of April, all idea of operations in the Eak
Indies molt be abandoned, and nothing appears left
but to try to get Isle home. To go to Martinique
could ferve nn objea, for it earl hardly be imagined
that the operatiwns of Jusosta's tquidron,after t..king
a cruize of fit weeks, in the latitude of St. Helena,
could be combined with thofe of any other, at feet
for ati m, in the Weft Indies. Apparently, the ob-
jea of It ROM a's expedition, whether it was the Cape.
or to lie in wait for our homeward. bound fleets, or
to proceed to India, perhaps, in company with that
defeated by Sir Jona Ductwoavo, has failed ; and
it feems by no means improbable that he may be in.
tercepted by (brae of our various fquadrons that are'
in purfuit of him:
An inter:lling converfation took place on Wednef-
day night in the Finish of Commons on the fubjea of
VACCIY INt•cuLiviors, oecalioned by the Motion
which the CMANCeI.I.OI3 of the EacHtopic 131311.811 t
forward, for the purpofe of obtaining the Opinions
of the ant Medical Men in the kingdom as to the truth
of thit: Great Dircovery. His Lordfhip, as well as
every other Member who (poke, appeared to be fully
perfuaded, that its effiacity was infallible, and its
utility unbounded. The great objeft of the prefent
Motion appeared to be, to remove the prthithee: that
lately began to prevail in this Country against
nation. And his Lordflrip Rated, that in confequence
of there abfurd prejudices, the number of Annual
Deaths, from Small Pox infection, which had been
reduced from t,Sts to 622, had again rifen to 1685
tail year.

The Members who delivered their opinions on this
important fuhjett were repeatedly cheered fro:n all
quarters of the Houle.

The Gallery was crowded with Medical Gentle-
men, among whom we obfcrved Da&ors JENSKR,
THORNTON. BLAIR, &C. &C.

Lord &wens again took up the fubjeft laftrqght
on fimilar grounds in the Houle of Lords, and we
have no doubt, that from the concurrence of the
high authority of both Houfes of Parliament, the
prejudices complained of will be fpcedily and totally
removed.

It might be harfh and at bitrary to compel parents
to vaccinate their children, and therefore we ate per•
fuaded no loch meafure is in contemplation ; but, on
the other hand, no perfou,even for their own lardy or
that of their family, ought to be allowed is future to
propagate the Small Pox by inoculation. The
giflature has not only a right, but a high duty int.
poled upon them by the fans that have been ellablifh•
ed lince the introduftion of vaccination. The Litter
is a difeale that can be propagated in no other way
but by athial inoculation but the Small Pox pel;i•
lence is propagated by infeetion through tile ;strum
fphere from inoculated patients ; and furely it will not
now be contended, on any ground whatever, that
people ought to be permitted ftill to leaner abroad
tire brands and death.