The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-15 00:00:00

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SYRIAN COMMITTEG—A Meeting was held no
Tortelay at the Freemasons' Tavern, tar the pupate
of taking leave of the Archbishop of J lent, on
his return to his native country—LAM MONMOUTH
in the Chair, Mr. Peary stated. that the sahseriptiosi
which had b ow raised amounted to upwards of 4301.
sterling, 10. d. of whieb had been presented to the
Archbishop that morning. The Archb shop, in a
lone sirech, which was interpreted by Mr. Ovvr.
returned the AI eet.ne
his
most since,. and heartfelt
thanks, and esp r d his gratitude for the generous
hospitality with which be was received in Endlond. --
The Archbishop intends toning England on Monday
nest.

A Surgeon and Arcoecheer, who has jolt en.-
wienced business in Wapping, a tires himself to
the Ladies in that neighbowhood •s 111anonidsife
from the Royal Navy.
Alin KELLY has been playing at the Dunham and
Senderland Theatres with very great success.
Friday, the old Asia. of 74 guns, was ~.christened
by the name of the Alfred, and she now lays in a
state of ordinary, at Cnathwo ; it is expected a ship
of the former name will be built in that quar'er of
the Globe (Asia).
The circumstaurn of several foreigners, apparently
D.tchmen, one of whom was stated to be a me.
chanic, having been permitted, within the.. Isst few
days, under the authority of the Board order, not
only to view the Dock-yard. Arsenal, and now
winks, at Sheerness. bet also to be furnished with
every species of information they might require re.
'sting to every object before them, and which was
strictly complied witli by the heads of the several
departments, exhibited another very painful instance
of the complaisance of this country to foreigners, in
granting them permission to view oar arsenals, dock-
yards. and fortifications, which has long been de-
servedly it, and the irnpolicy of which it was
biped bad become so palpably evident to Govern-
' metit, as to induce it to discontinue sock indulgence
in lota, without reference to the rank or cor•.dition
of the parties soliciting it, of the nation to which
they might belong, or of that nation being at the
time in amity with this country. Whatever may he
argued in f of such polite condescension to fo-
reigners of distinction, whose only apparent and
perhaps actual views at the lime, were the gratifica.
Iron of an innocent curiosity, it is however possible
that the results of such ntwervations as they may
thereby be enabled to made, may have a dangerous
tendency, and that perhaps at no very remove period.
Cheshire Assizes commenced on Mondsy. There
will be an immense press of business. In addition
to upwards of mine*, prisoners far trial, ilia cases at
:Nisi Pries will be very numerous.—There are al-
ready notices of not less than thirteen Special Jury
eases, awl more are expected ; of these, your are for
the trials of Iliggeley, IDrommond, and Johnson,
who will he each tiled on a separate indictment for
sedition, &c. and one of them pin on the joint
charge of conspiracy.

VACCINATION.—"The Central Committee of Vie.
cinutiess. established by the Minister of the Inte-
rior of France► base jest published a Report, very
interesting from the nature and character of the
eruptive affections which manifest themselves. There
err. within these four or ice months, a number of
them among the inhabitants of the espitsi. This
Report triumphantly answers the slush! demean
which people have .it►ead, that the sasall.pon bas
attacked persons whir have bees. vaccinated. Many
persons vaccinated have, it is true, been mallard
with the Nyin6 small-pox (a disease simile, in sp..
pittance, bet quite different In its diameter ham
the real small-pox); but ss to that amall.pos, not
one person vaccinated has been infected a second
time. All the facts collected in the litter dream-
stance have furnished, on the contrary, new proofs
that vaccination destroys, without the possibility of
retire, the peroicieeo principle of ihe