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London, England, 1818-09-19 00:00:00

Letters receiv-t7d. --3i7Teltaisi; and the Trade 'applied.

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DR. JA.IIRS'S POWDIDt AND ANALEPTIC PIL
CMINIM to be prepared by Messrs. NEWBERY
from the OXLT Recipes existing tinder De. James's hand,
delivered by him to their Falser and Grandfather, when they
hounto by purchase, Joint Proprietors in these celebrated Me-
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Messrs. IsTesebery have been misrepresented as Agents only,
and not Proprietors in this concern ; but their right in the pro-
perty is as legally vested in them, as in any of the descendants
of Dr. James; and the genuineness of their preparations is
incontostibly proved,. as will by the chemical analysis of Mr.
Priasor Brande and Mr. /Mint, as by the continued supply re-
qaired by the first Medical Establishments in the kingdom.

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These Medicines are raid by Messrs. Newbery, at the original
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THE VEGETABLE TOOTH•POWDER has
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, tenstices of the Teeth ; soreness in the former, and pro.,
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jured or eorroded)On the latter. It likewise imparts a firmness
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LOCK AND SDROICAL DISPENSARY.
Ills Royal Iflghness the Dukc of YORK, President.
fituseset--kr. Kiernan, Member of the Reyti College, London
Governors—Earl of ligremont, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Colonel
J. Batty, M.P. John Latouehe, M.P. •
HE ROYAL and NOBLE PATRONS of the
above INSTITUTION, for the Ofeluelve Theitiftent of
VENEREAL COMPLAINTS sod their dangerous Oonso-
tuontes, in order to insure the &meats that have resulted from
it, *floated Mr. ICIERNAN as its Surgeon, standing high ou the
Nst of the Royal CoNge from bating &ratted idi chief attention
to thine Notelet. Mr. Kurnool, ieneeibeo It apart of
4 al to rustled the Public, by poindoito the lAA at tie Royal CU.
lie, pptuttasked in FOb. 1816, as the only sure guide; and that us
assertlno of person asonnaiLlg such titles, and piablidy advertWttt
thorn, without being Sasitioned by thlis List, are to be
The Annual Ileybrti Of the Isith Dispensary Will OWN that
team of the shoot dangerous CASs it littonliwas, DistUlTs sad
other supposed-incurable Affections of the Generative throat
bawl been Isere rsilieally and successfully treated.
Idr. KIERNAN may be consulted as uebil, by both Sexes,
at his houtesa-2;, Dowel two araririperaxer, Bastrenn*Witiani •
*bort data. frisk% Towle and Country Ire to ba addressed, sad
she necessary Adder and Medicine will be given, er itaa to say
psis of the United Itaingdom.
Just yabllshed, pike 4i. &toad _
Poaverest. thieserahltats en The above Dieesies, by Ir. libfuse,
! and Mal be had it 11e5.,114, Fleftmtrett; fs, Phteroitstar-toIr;
I and Ib, Ctowitoollcif ilOo•

The Board of the. National Vaccine Establishment
lave:l'oly received from Scrirgapatam, a curious
and itnportant Memoir on Vett-mauve in that part
Of India, by the Rev. J. A. DUBOIS, Missionary in
the Mysore, author of, a Description of the Cha-
racter, &c. of the People of India, and long a sop“
ardent and, zealous promoter of the Vaccine. 'Re
following shoat abstract of this communication cannot
but be interesting to the public :
M. Dubois etates, that vaccination was introduced
Into Indostan in the-year 1802, and was warmly en-
couraged.by the British Covenament.
The Natives, however, displayed a violent aversion
_ _ to It for several causes.
MA MB URGH MAIL . ' The firsteproceeded frame hatred to all innovations.
—ioie.e. s e Secondly, kraal:lour arose that this was a desieue
HANOVER, BRA2MBER o. of the English to affix au indelible mark on certain
His Royal Highness theanke of Clarence returned Persons ; and that all males so impressed were, when
yesterday to this City, from his journey to the Hartz. they grew up, to be forced into the military service,
BERLIN, SEPTEMBER s. and the females to be concubines.
The new law upon the duties and excise of fofeign Thirdly, The Hindoos had always considered the
goods, and on the trade between the provinces of the small-pox as a dispensation from a goddess named
kingdom, will be published here, it is said, on the Nlabry lemma ; or rather that the disease was an ire
6th of this month. It is then to be sent by expresses carnation of this deity into the person infected. They
to the chief Presidents, and different provincial Go- endemioured to propitiate this goddess with offerings
eel-
vernments, where it is to be in force immediately for and sacrifices ; but should the patient die, the r
latives. dare not weep, lest the goddess should the three western provinces, but for the seven eastern
over-
provinces not till the day which will be signified by wham them with greater calamities.
a special notification of the Ministry. Flom these causes vaccination was at first only. sub-
Strews-ten B.—A delay which has occurred in misted to by Christians.
the intended journey of the Russian Emperor, induces Ih. Alexander Anderson, Superintendent Surgeon
his Majesty to proceed from Memel without stop- of the Mysore country, thought proper, with the ap-
ping, or on this long journey to step only one night, probation of the Supreme Council at Madras, to en.
which will be at Landsberg on the Werth& All the gage the Rev. M. Dubois to exert his influence to
overcome the prejudices of the netives. He' accor-
nights' lodgings bespoken at other places are there-,
fore countermanded. His Majesty's arrival in Berlin, dingly drew up several tracts in the Indian language
and he set out epen'a tour to disseminate the vacate.
it is calculated, will be on the 16th, in the evening.
The Secretary of State, Count Nesselrode, was to Several Indian Christians were selected and instructed
leave St. Petersburgh on the Ist of September ; but, to aid him in his labours.
as he first visits his estates in Livonia, he will arrive At first much confusion anew, and several failures
at Aix-la-Chapelle only at the same time as the occurred by Practitioners who had mistaken a spu-
Emperor. , - rious disease for the true Vaccine. But this opposi-
His rayal Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke tion gradually declined in consequence of the cons-
of rlecklenberg Schwerin arrived lucre on the 6th Piece success which attended the regular Vaccine.
from Schwerin ; and immediately after, his son, And the natives became persuaded that the Goddess
Prince Paul of Mecklenberg, from Geneva. They Mahry bad chosen this mild mode of manifesting her-
have taken up their abode an the Royal Palace, in self to her votaries, and might be meritoriously wor-
the apartments prepared for them. Shipped under this new shape.
Yesterday there was a grand parade of 24,000 Dr. Dubois solemnly declares, that he and his as.
troops before the King. All the regiments defiled sistants have vacinated nearly one hundred thousand
before his Majesty, which, on account of the Member persons ; and that he has not heard of one case proving
of the troops, took two hours' time. fatal, nor a single tal-mahenticated instance among
In the year 1815, the Prussian War Department this large number of the small pox occurring Vier the
made a contract with Baron Champin, at Paris, to **egutai" "ca"'
establish a gun-powder manufactory in Prussia.— He mentions, that the vesicles are apt to be broken
G.eat and unforeseen obstacles arising to the execu- by the coarse blanket dress which is frequently worn,
tion of the prect, a suitable indemnity has been and the friction often- produces an ulcer. These cases
offered to the Baron; but the latter, appealing to his were re•vaccinated ; but he observes a singularity,
contract, demands so large a sum that it cannot lee that this second operation rarely takes effect, if per-
acceded to, and the affair will therefore, in all pro- formed sooner than twO or ihree months after the
bability, come before the Chamber of Justice. The first. A circumstance of a very agreeable nature is
public is the more curious to learn the issue, as the also noticed—that the vaccine frequently puts a stop
question is to do justice to a foreigner, even with to the intermittent fever, which is prevalent in that
considerable sacrifice, but at the same time to shew country. M. Dubois asserts, that he knew instances
that his demands are extravagant. It is well known of its curing quartee fevers, which had continued
that the Baron has hitherto received a large sum, four or five years.
awaiting the fulfilment of the contract. He compliments highly the Government in India
ST. PETERSOURGH, AUGUST to. for the measures adopted to extend vaccination ; he
Her Majesty the Empress Maria will set off in
mentions that Native Vaccinators are appointed in
,un the perintendence of Esh
September on a visit to Stutgardt, and go by way of everf distr
Medical Gentlictemderen, w sups
ith liberal salaries from which
arsaw, Prague, and Bayreuth. The Empress tai- he indulg
sruhe. Their Majesties will be back here about the !
es the reasonable expectation, that at no re-
zabeth will afterwards go with a small suite to Carl- i
mote period the small-pox will be entirely extermi-
elect of September. 1 nated in that country ; whore, in former times, before
The continuation of the Russian Journal edited by the introduction of this wonderful preservative, whole
. districts have been occasionally almost depopulated
the Counsellor of State and Censor Jazensko, is said
to be prohibited. The Journal had in it an article in iby the ravages of the smallpox.
defence of the seavitede of the peasantry This communication of M. Dubois is accompanied
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'accurate. tables, setting forth the several casts and
The Chancellor Of the Empire, Count Worhantoiv, by
numbers in each province who hove uadergone vas-
year, made this summer, as he had done in the last
year, a time theough iaiferal provinces of the empil e citation at bigheads, making an aggregate of ninety-
le starch after and PuiChase sidcumentre original , s iaiit thousand seven hundree eed thivre-fcur persons.

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Pacren, by torderl/4d ale- Proprietor' relieng. in the cause of the Land thrum -met 44
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4 usenil•China end dries, Linen, in elegant fine-tatted flow; amt ate Meg Ss neeneepaidwifts sad4ati
bine Pianaferte, by Breadwoed melons; efeer•Pis, acct far rank, talent, IPA isdhatnet. 4 has 1,
old Masters ;
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With tiro Sbfis and Curtain,' • Potty Beds 'with, etelliiilliahl Clids,'She hessimßeetety, ink
ad "Bedding; a Telescope, °lobes, Orrery, a;lledan 'elwribetarvic_,,, uklsral Societies; the Dike of Be
day Cloci‘, the usual Mahogany Articles, Detlrs,, 2(... le Rail 'Shaltd, •bord Bomervill
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'ack bf eaLerient Hay, tiro Carts, a useful Bay! afar, , "taws •Bla sibliniposhili% But. it w. CA,
Can, valuable School Articles in.good state .s• sL C. Curwen, Esq. M.P. C. C. Western, Itesi.
Yams, Esq. dm bcc. ilr+ la is deleted -entirely
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'ITCH FLOWER ROOTS, paper Agent Mil* lanbid ktariass.' mutinous Janissaries. 'ln order to appeal' a roan., _
lust imported from Haarlem. -•*--...,—.. .
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58, Feschurch.atreet. . maudes). Seyda Effendi, who was "formerly Reis
N PINE PLANTS,
PROM vsurwarrarta nanaza 03 :nix W. EiThudi, is now made Intendant of the Marine.
~ One of the most destructive rai las that ever y sited
removeafbr the &ave- The new Austrian Insernuncio, Count Llitsbw, hat
Nursery, Paddipgtoo. this country, fell in the southern part of r elmont arrived on, board-of an Austrian brigs which lies off
county on Friday evening the 17tla instant. Thb rain
Tenedos, at anchor. The Porte seat tq.sereive-hira
at Twelve &Clock, fell in torrents for about four hours. Idinilwar's
`ty FRUITING Creek, Pine Creek, and .Capiteaa, •• were swollen-be- aCa'd • Pasha,instead of the usual *
pi gi
,pawky of Sue, yo •
na all former knowledge. The crops owthe low and thus :hewed him an' honoitr Which isianiaAy.
v free from /11- _ bestowed only on Ambassadors of thefrst-rank.
ground were in many cases wholly clestnayissiLanti COPENIIAORN, SIIPTEIII3itR a.
t the Argyle several houses and barns swept away. But the most Mr. Disbrowe British idecretary of Legation, has
eived it, Grusve- melancholy event was the death of Major John Har. rec orders itromplie c
• oust tojars Lord Castle-
testy, his wife, and four children. Major Hartesty reagh at Ais-la-Cha , and accordingly set out
lived near the Creek, about fivemiles from St. Clairs.
this7moruingou his journey thither.
• this ville.. His house was undermined by tbevater about Exchange in Istdon.—Sept. Bth, 98.4 ; lit. -B.
now dark on Friday evening, and suddenly upset. Him- Sept. 11th,43.1; 89.10.
Tts self, his wife, and four small children, all perished.
se
The bidy of Mr. Hartetty was'etitind 'buried in 'Ana •
about two miles below in a verb Weld. Mrs. Mir- FACCEVATION IN 'INDIA.
'esty and two of the children were found about a mile then rd *f h N i IVaccine Establishment
Board 9 t e. at ona.
•wn the Creek a the "land and youngest have net •
havehitely received from Scriegapa.tam., a curious
been found. The four bodies have been interred
nt Memoir on Vaccinating' in that part
e grave, and were attended to their house of clay and.. inl..Prta.
ast concourse of people, whom this afflicting os India, by the Rev. J. A. Dooms, Missionary in
- desolation lead brought together. Thelionse the Mysore, author if, a Description of the (hu-
ed instantly to pieces, and carried of No ratter, &c. of the People of India, and long a top“
ardent and zealous promoter of the Vaccine. 'lVe
of the timber that composed it were found
Tr. and Mn. Idartestv were young people following short abstract of this communication cannot
it in life, and were much respected for but be interesting to the public :
lositions and industrious habits; and M. Dubois -states, that vaccination was introduced
srophe took place within about fatty into Indostan in the-year 1892, and was warmly en-
•sty's father and mother', residence. couraged,by the British Government.
` that any other lives were lost.' The Natives, however, displayed a violent aversion
.. to it for several causes.
/1.7R6i1i Mkt. • lbefirsrproceeded from a hatredto all innovations.
..111.1.11••• klecoadly. kramour arose that this was a desip
witPrESIBER e. of the English to affix an indelible mark on certain
,Duke of Clarence returned persons ; and that all males so impressed were, when
his journey to the Hartz. they grew up, to be forced into the military service,
"EMBER s. and the females to be concubines.
•s and excise of foteitn Thirdly, The Hindoos had always considered the
n the provinces of the small-pox as a dispensation from a goddess named
.., it is said, on the Mabry thruna ; or rather that the disease was an in-
s sent by expresses carnation of this deity into the person infected. They
provincial Go- endeaVioured to propitiate this goddess with offerings
;mmediately for and sacrifices; but should the patient die, the rela-
e seven eastern latives dare not weep, lest the -goddess should over-
, signified by whelm them with greater calamities.
Ft oal these causes vaccination was at first only. sub-
-carted in mimed to by Christians.
s, induces Ih. Alexander Anderson, Superintendent Surgeon
,t stop. of the Mysore country, thought proper, with the ap-
night, probation of the Supreme Council in Madras, to en-
-1 the gage the Rev. M. Dubois to exert his influence to
re. overcome the prejudices of the natives. lie' accor-
dingly drew up several tracts in the Indian language
and he set out apen'a tour to disseminate the vaccine.
Several Indian Christians were selected and instructed
o aid him in his labours.
At first much confusion arose, and several failures
arred by Practitioners who had mistaken a spu-
disease for the true Vaccine. But this opposi-
radually declined in consequence of the coin-
!Teas which attended the regular Vaccine.
natives became persuaded that the Goddess
‘ chosen this mild mode of manifesting her-
mtaries, and might be meritoriously wor-
- this new shape.
solemnly declares, that he and his as.
-Mated nearly one hundred thousand
he has not heard of one case proving
tat-authenticated instance among
'the small -pox occurring Vier the
e vesicles are apt to be broken
Is which is frequently worn,
hues an ulcer. These cases
• observes a singularity,
-ely takes effect, if per-
hree months after the
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'quently puts a stop
prevalent in that
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had continued
•eat in India
'nation ; he
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ATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1818:
THE FUNDS. • . -

MICR bl STOORI THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOZIC
",
Bank Stock shut-9 per Cent. Reduced shut—
•. 4 per Cent. Cansols 7411—for Acc. 741}.
So per Cent. shut-4 per Cent. shut
5 per Ct. Navy 104} 105—India Bonds 72 74 pre.
Omnium 4f disc..--Exchequer Bills-15 17 prem.
The Parjs Papers of Wednesday arrived this morn-
ing.—The Duke of BovapoN is rapidly recovering
from the consequences a his late accident, and pro-
poses immediately returning from Chantilly to his
own Palace. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of
BERRY is also in a state of progressive convalescence.
Oa Monday several new witnesses were examined in
the affair of General CANUEL. At one o'clock same
day there was a meeting at the house of Sir CHARLES
STEWART of several Members of the Diplomatic
Body, which was also attended by the Duke of Rico E-
Liao. Colonel DUSAY is now out of danger, and is
able to receive the visits Of his friends.
Five per Cents. Tuesday, 75 fr.

We have received to-day Baltimore Papers to the
17th, and Philadelphia to the 24th ultinio, from
which we subjoin some interesting extracts:
• PHILADELPHIA, AUGUST 14.
• The Mobile Gazette of the 14th ultimo states,
information was received, by a gentleman just f'rom'l
Pensacola, that a body of hostile Indians had appeared
on the Escambia, against whom Colonel King had
dispatched a detachment of 150 men.
A letter received in town this morning'from Rich-
mond mentions that Gallego's.mills, in the vicinity
cf that .place, have just been consumed by fire, toge-
ther with 1000 barrels of flour and 14,000 bushels of
wheat. Loss estinrated at above-50,000 dollars.
NAVAL.— the frigate Congress, we hear, is soon
to proAeed to the Indian Ocean, under the command
of Captain. Elliott. The Ontario, Captain Biddle,
we suppose, may by this time have taken possession
of the mouth of Columbia River; and the Macedo-
nian, under Captain Downes, will depart for the Pa-
cific Ocean in a short time.
lIA VANNAII.—A gentleman who left Ha-
vanuall on the 25th of last month, in the schooner
Ge nge Washington, and who having left that vessel
off the Cars (she being bound to New York) arrived
here on Saturday night, in a Baltimore pilot-boat,
has aatlica ised the lt:eper of the Reading-room Books
to say, that the report received at Baltimore from
Captain Wzaa, of the ship Benjamin, respecting a
new duty of four dollars being exacted from every
vessel arriving at Havana* for tLe support of the
In luisitian, or for any other- purpose whatever, is
noz correct, no such duty having been laid. From aq
long residence at Havannah, his commercial pur-
suits, and, sources of information, he presumes that if
such bad beett,the case, he must 1-,ave known it.—
The tonnage duty of 2 dollars 50 cents. on all vessels
to take effect front the Ist of July, is correct. This
gentleman farther states, that seve:•al private letters
had been* received at Havannah from Cadiz, stating
that thg Floridas had bxtr ceded to the United States,
but that little or no credit was attached to them ; the
public attention was directed to the United States for
a confirmation of the report. Havannah was not more
sickly than usual at. this season of the year.
EMIGRANTS.—Some mistake appears to prevail in
relation to the French emigrants settled in the Ala-
bama territory. A portion of them, at the head of
which General Lallemand is placed, have occupied
part of the province of Texas, and have issued a
Manifesto, declaring their intention to hold that pro-
vince. It was at first supposed, that these were the
Emigrants to whom Congress SU liberally had exten-
ded its protection, and who, in a spirit of speculation
and ingratitude, had sold the land and gone into the
Spanish territory. We are however informed, that
this company, at the head of which we find Joseph
Bonaparte, Marshal Grouchy, Lefebvre I)esnouettes,
Clause', and other respectable emigrants, hive no
intention to vacate their lands, to speculate on the
bounty of Congress, or give any cause of regret to
the American people that they have extended to them
the hand of protection and assistance ; on the con-
trary, we learn that the conduct of those who have
gone into Texas meets with their decided disappro-
and that they have deprived them of the rights
which they possessed by the original articles of asso-
ciation. We trust this may turn out to be the case.
FROM THE ISLAND OF ST. DON!, mao.—Captain
Bird, of the schooner Diana, who arrived this morn-
ing, in 18 days from Aux Cayes, informs us, that
Christophe, with his forces, remained quietly about
fourteen leagues from Port-au-Prince. The troops
which had been ordered from Aux Cayes to Port-an-
Prince, had returned to their former station, there
bean no longer any apprehension of an attack from
Christophe, and the force remaining at the port being
deemed sufficient for its protection.
LATE PROM CAPE Hesny.--We learn by the
schooner Henry, Captain Williams, 13 days from
Cape Henry, that all was tranquil at that Island when
he sailed.
BansAnoEs, JULY 16.—8 y a late arrival from De-
suctitra we learn that the head of the Insurgents in

the late Ihish insurrection, distinguished by the title
of General Faulk, had boas brought in, and will no
V oubileceive the punishment due to his crime.
NEW .SETTLERS IN CANADA.--By the Quebec,
Papers we learn, that no less than 1497 settlers ar-
TiViiriii ttAt citron Sandi", the 2d instant. Most of
them are from Ireland. The whole number of set-
tlers arrived at Quebec, during the present season, is
stated at 6027.

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