lasted; Mr.' Whitepoord being his first " The Royal Academy, the Earl of . acquaintance in London. In reply to Dartinouchi, and the British Institus Mr. Flaxman, who had complimeviled rion"_" the Most Noble the Marquis of hins for his patronage, the venerable Stafford"-" Thomas Bernard, esq. the President observed, that genius, or (x= founder of the British Tustitution" traordinary abilities, alwavs excited bis 4 those Gentleinen who, as artists from attention, and that die surprising yenius Ireland and Scotland, bad tavoured the of the youthiul sculptor, first attracied Academy with their works and compouv. liis notice; and as such, Mr, Haxman Among the company prezent were the was indebied only to his own powers, following ventionen : Benj. West, e:q. Gentlemen, said lie, I have been called Caleb Whitetoord, esq. Rev. Mr. Fogo the iather of the present British school ter, Professor Carlisie, Messrs. Britton, of painting, by nuy friend opposile; (Mri Nixon, SirF, Bourgemis; Messrs. Woodlord, .) and I certainly must say, 'never had Phillips, Dawe, Drummond, Thoinson, a farhèr* sich a promising progeny. Owen, Green, Ward, Callcott, Sass, Corb. I am sure,**as I lave in another way bould, Singleton, C. Heach, Merchant, stated) ihat 1 * kno'y of no people since Flaxman, Westinacott, 'Turnerelli, Svane, the Grecks, who have indicated a higher Busby, Elmes, Byfield, and many other promise to eglialthem in the refinement professors and amateurs. of the ares, than the British nation. I . The first part of the Artist bas made was, Geulemeii, one of the four artists its appearance, and the second is forth. who presented the plan of the Royal Aca: coming. Anottier noraber of Academic demy to liig present Majesty,and truly hap- Anals, fór 1805-6, 1807, 1803-9, 1 py have I been in observing the progress also published, and contains the luistury of the tineraris in our countiy, in denance of the fine arts for those years. Mia of the asserijos of foreign writers, that we Hayley's Life of Ronney the painter is are placed in too cold a latitude for the also published, with engravings, and is retinement of the fine arts, whichi, I likely to excite mach iterest; it is from trust, hare struck such deep root in Bri- a provincial press (Chichester), ou which tain, that they never will be eradicated, it reflects typographical honur. He concluded with thanking tbe coin The Work,* entitled " Tus Fist pany for tlic kionour he had just received, ARTS OF THE English School, &c." and hoped to meet thein again that day which was announced lii a former Mata twelveidathi.'' zine, is posponued to the 1st of November Among other appropriate toasts were, next. By uris delay the Proprietors wüt - he enabled to make such preparatiis • Letter to the Commitiee of the Northern and arrangements, as to secure a regular Society for promoting the Fine Aris. quarterly publication. . este ... REPORT OF DISEASES, Under the care of the late senior Physician of the Finsbury Dispensary, from the in 2001 of May, to tho 201h of June, 1809. HYPOCHONDRIASIS.. · nearly ihe tentli part of n century, pube Dyspepsia - " lished a monthly essay upon the sulject Pertussis ...... of luna maladies, mighi, upon a wmilac Hepatitis ......... principle, wish for the discovery of some. Febris intermittens ... new disease; a description of, or ruwa;ks. Phthýsis . ..? upon which, would help to.siverstiy va Vermes . ... Scrophula --.. i sterile and fou uniform grown upou. Opthalmie ..... wbich lie had so long trodden. Repe', Epilepsia ....... i lition is not to be blamed, where i care Amenorrhea p.... . not be avoided ; and for sure time pasta A Roman Cimperor, who had exhausted it has beell the reporter's ambition du the stock of knowll and ordinary en- place in a clearer and a stranger lukt, joyments, offered a reward, for the in. sunie of the opinions which de las lag remion of a liew pleasure, A writer, since given to the world, rather than to who, with small interruption, bus, for add to the number of ducis and obserne Vacina, Cine vations, which he would wish to inculcate lately fallen under the notice of the reor impress. Even in works of uw ordin porter, was reinarhalile, as being a nearly nary value, the merit often dues not regular interiniltent. The low ft elle tonsist so much in the thoughts theni- creased with tolerable punctuality every selves, as in the selection and arrange third day; the patient could give no rea. ment of the words, by which they are son for his distress, and yet was unable embodied and inade, as it were, visible to resist its periodical attack. Clouis to the reader, Knowledge is not power, and darkness were round about him, unless accoinpanied with the faculty of although to an indifferent spectator, cminunicating it. It is by the drapery crery thing in his external situation was of thought, the artful inanufactory of shining, and prosperous. This specious, composition, that we are delighted in and extraneous prosperity, was perhaps writers, who may have been long, and the cause of that in ward condition, which often anticipated, both in their subject, was, in fact, the more to be deplored, as and in all their inforination with regard it had no ostensible claim upon our syunto it, by men who possessed indeed the pathy and coinpassion. Opulence is the raw material, but were not able or dis natural source of indolence, and indoposed to work it up into a state, proper for lence of disease; neccssily, inasmuch as the purposes of ornament, or utility. it leads to exertion, is the mother of But such remarks can scarcely be strained bilarity, as it proverbially is of invention, so far as, in any manner, to apply to the If we wish for habitual cheerfulness, we humble and restricted walk of a medical must work for it. There is no royal essayist. Although he may be allowed, road to good spirits. especially after having often gone the The reporter has recently been same rounds, to deviate occasionally witness to a restoration from hopefrom his proper beat, to collect any fruit less disease, a kind of resurrection, or flower, which may spring up by the which he attributed, in a great meaway-sidle, sure, to an undisturbed tranquillity on ·lhe writer has been often thought to the part of the patient, which aided abound too inucl, for the professed obe the operations of nature, and gave an ject of this article, in observations ap- efficiency, altogether unexpected, to the parently of a merely moral nature ; but it applications of professional art, The has been by those who have not suffici- patient was one of the society of friends, ently considered how closely physical is A society, whose peaceful and temperate connected with moral science, which are habits, and teneis, are as favourable to ju fact as intimately and indivisibly in health, as they are to piety and virtue, volved, as mind is with matter in the with whom christianity consists princicomposition of man. To pretend to pally in composure, and self-regulation, understand the regulation even of his constitutes the essence of religion. corporeul functions, without having ac That happily arranged, and well-adjusted quired some acquaintance with his su mind, which is not casily thrown into perior powers, would imply the grossest disorder by the external agitations of folly, and the most unpardonable empi- life, in every scene, and upon all occaricism. In a state of highly wrought sions, gives an incalculable superiority civilization, like the present, where the and advantage ; but nerer appears so understanding is laboriously cultivated, strikingly conspicuous, and beneficial, as and other feelings than those which we on the couch of torture, or in the chama inherit, in common with the inferior ber of disease. Uuder such circuinanunals, are cultivated, diversified, and stances, death waits, as it were, to conrefined, he would be ill qualified to sup- template, before it seizes its prey. But, port the character, and to perform the in general, on the contrary, the fermi. important office, of a physician, wlio, Daliun of life is prematurely quickened satisfieri merely with careful dissections, by the horror excited at its approach. or inspections of the body, was wholly to Fear precipitates the descent to the neglect, or insufhciently to attend to, that grave. higher anatomy, and more interesting In several cascs of a phthysical chabranch of physiological research, which racter, which have of late come under bave for their object the imagination, the the reporter's manageinent, he has found passions, and the other component prin- very sensible, and he hopes radical, ade ciples of the intellectual organization vantage, accrue from the frequently re A case of hypochondriasis, that has peated use of blisters; u species of MONTHLY MAG. No. 180. reniedy, remedy, perhaps the least exceptionable, porter had sone time since an opporand most generally efficacious and bc- tunity of knowing, all organic injury or neficial, of any within the range of me- obstruction be produced by an unskilral, dical prescription. An inconvenient and ineffectual effort at an operation, affection of a local nature, soinetimes which is, in general, easily and success arises from their use; but this, for the fully performed. most part, may be obviated by incans of J. REID, ready application, and never can be at- Grenville-street, Brunswick-square, tended with any dangerous consequence, June 25, 1809, except, as in one instance, which the re lane ALPHABETICAL LIST of BANKRUPTSIES and DIVIDENDS, announced between the 20th of May and the 20th of June, ertracted from the London Gazettes. BANKRUPTCIES. Dickie T. Cornhill, bookfeller. (Birkett, Band courte Walbrook Dyke Simeon John, Percival Grect, Gelrell Greer, crocera (The Solicitors' Names are between Parenthesis.) Pringle. Grtville treet, Karton Garden, B80T William, Prefcut, Lancatter, watch movement Luan William Windl, Láecefertanner. (Leigh and Mafon. New Bridge Areet, London; and Russo maker. (Houghton, Prescot, Leigh, and Maton, Prescort New Sridge ítreet, London Tleet John, Southampton, miller.. (Bacon, Southampton Xbbott Joseph, Prescot, Lancaster, grocer. (Avifon, Arect, Covent Gardeo, and Rugzett tud Cole, Oihat, Liverpool Wants. dams Jolin, Waifall, Stafford, factor. (Turner and Foreman Thomas. Jate of Chatham, trocer, but now Pike, Bloomsbury Square, and Heeley, Walfall prisoner in Maldtune goal. (simmunt, Rocheller Alger Samuel Sollett, Gracechurch Rreet porkmin. and Plexney, Chance y lane. (Olahm, st. Swithin's lave, Lombard Atreet Allen Edward, and Ifaac Hancock, Briftol, navycon. Preemantle John, John Frandon and John Defense King Arest. Gutwell Orect, iron fouaders. 5 tractors.' (Price and Williams, Lincoln's ind, and Allen, and Bett, racernoster row "Strickland and Burges. Briol Gibson Thomas, High trect, M Ayres James, Stratford, Eflex, coal merchant. (Robin. Sudlow Monument yırd fon and Lee, Lincoln sinn Giles williain. Southampton freety Co Brace New Borwell court Giles David, jun. Conubrook, Manchel (Willis, Warnford court, and Heflip, Ma ker, dealer and chapman, but now a priroter in the Giorgi Balchazer, Wilson Rreet, Moore King's Bench. ROBCTS and Son, Manchetter (Laxley, Cheapfide buildings Gortun James, Manchetet, merchant, the Bread ireet will Green Edward, Srepney, carpenter. (Cowper sod Low Suuthampton buildings, Chancery me and Son, Cooks court, Carey freet, and Bradon and Higier Joseph, Leicester Square, Carver 3 # Leigh, Taunton Bennet Benjamin, Hallfham, Suftex. brewer. (Colbarch, (Mills. New North @reet, Red Lina square Mode fon Thomas, Blackman &reetSouthvart. (Med ock and Stevenson, Lincula'sing Benton Williant, stuneywell, Stafford, miller, (Bonde Huugbtun G. Loudon, merchaat. (Warrand, Calle consta Lichheld and Lambert. Hatton Garden Budge row Howre John, Wantare. Serks, curtier. Chilero Norwich. bookfellers. (Simplon Rackham, tage, and Prict and Williams, L Norw.ch, and Windos, son and Holtaway, Chancery Hushce heury: Worcester, hatter. (Plea, Weronder Bleckley G. Reading. Ironmonger. and Platt, Temple (Hunt, Surry Greet Hung Charles Agar, welbert kreet, pothitary, diet Strand Duke ftreet, Grosvenor (gua Blundell James, Lloyd's Coffee house, and Tentonville, insurance broker.' (Palmer, Tomlinsons and Thorn (Plart, Temple fon, Copthall court, Throgmorton Areet Bolton James, John Arcer, Adelphi, and Charing Cross, Atreet Garden (Jones and Ruche, Covent Garden Chuch runt Johnton John, Bolton, Lancaster, Mopkeeper (Croc, King Arees Southwark Bowca William. Newport, Ile of Wight, Ironmonger nek w Johnton John, Grear anddow. Eflex, carpentet. dowcron, Grmy Ines, and Bunramkin, break (Worsley, Newport A rov, Took's court, Curitor erecti sad Bryan Michael, George Areet, Hanover fquare picture Chelmsford dealer. (Holmes Aid Gowdca, Clement's inn Kent w. Xermodleyi ta Bryan Tohin. Merthyr Tydiri, Glamorgan, comenon brewer slane Beareale, Alexander, and Holine, New Inn, London; Kimpian John, old Betriem, paper 1980. mil and Symes, Bridgewater Furtival's ing Buddle Williard, Chenies Brees, Bedford square, carpenter. Kitton Saraue Richard, Holt, Nori (Godmond, New Bridge drect Norwich Cadmas Charles, Park dieet, Illington, carpenter. (Ed Lawrence Robert, Prospect row, Dermondy, card wurds, Symhoog's lon : 1 (Robimon, Protpest row Carr George, late of Ripon, iron funder, but now i foner in York Cake Atkinson and Bollard, Leeds. 2 (Nind, Tb thoron treet Exley and Stocker, Furnival's in London. Chapmau Llas, Tunbridge Wells, carpentier Mansell JofephNauthdeer, como (Cun. cock, Chenex and Mine and are ningham, New North Areer. Red Isob fuare Murkham Elizabeth. Hogeyinde Nacht Michal wahan, Alanneth, Inner Cannun A SCELUD T mouth dock Mlium Jud. Notiek Clapham, W. Kebnington, wine merchuhe. Son, and Nold and Growhe, Merchant Tailor's hall Moreley Nenn, LiveCER Clarkfun. Gebrze, brin cabinervinaker. (Davis, Brillol; weldon Cupth a cour and James. Gray'inn fquaro Cockella se Gravelend, Carpenter. (Deboy and Nuby, - Mutan Hem, olethal Cowpar kohert, Catanton Areet, Warehouferan. (wide, 172 and fowacji, acara Newman iron and on Midian Tun (Jullion in Temple komfund 3 e, orrokanta A Templa G Ortodo hain Oren Rober, Staffold-hill-mill, Northumberland. miller. Bull Sarati, Rrewer Atreet, Golden fquare, tallow chandler (Atkinf ***, Chancery.lanc, und Bainbridge, New June 30 ciltle pon-Tyne. Burwand william, Old Hund &rees, cotchmaker, June 7 Chapman fohi, Martia's lane, Cannon Arcet, dryfaitet, Chetton Uweb, Pooley treet, Southwalk, Coin mercbanty Nomford, and Jones, Murtin's fane, Cannon Arcet Colgrave J. Ked Lion Areet, wine merchant, July 1s Pitt Thomas Strand, hafier. (Frrame, Grear Queen Collier R New Bond frert, merchant Nov. 14 Areet. Lincoln ins Fields Corrie John, Wetton street, Southwark, common brewer, Londun vidua ler. (Templer, Bure Areet, Ball Cruthard Jofeph, Bucklersbury, warehouseman, June 10 Cowley Jofeph, Sheffield, cutler, July 7 Prome Selwood, same fetand Ellis, hatton Garden Croudfone Thomas, Wigan, Lancaler, innkeeper, Dund Jotin, Kirkby Stephen, Weftmoreland, banker, Romer James, Rofainond treet, Clerkenwelt watch. June 24 Jeweller. (Deveberry Cwduit ftreet, Hanover quare Davey John, Curtain Road, Shoreditch, carpenter, June Button, and wilfot, Greville frect, Hartcu Garden Davis John, Oxford, dealer and chapmo, June 30 Debary and Derly, Temple, and Scudamore, Maid Daw fon Kobe St. Paul's Cbarch yurd, hatter, June 13 Dean Jofeph. Warling treet, whulcfale linet draper, Stevewriche J, High Welket in the Forek, Cumheriand, • October 24 cattie dealer (Birkett, Bond court, Walbrank . Degreaves Perer, Cheapfide, and Thomas Bainbridge, Siffan John, Lumbard &reet, banker. " (Oakley, Martin's Mascheter, warelicofeman. June 30 lane, Cannun Areer Dewhurit l'eter Prelog, Lancashire, Dater, June 21* Skiibeck Jonu, Huddersfied, York, merebant. (Dykes Dingles W. Exeter, corn fador Jaly ir and Knowles, New Inn London, and Sykes, Déw Dixon Thomas, Birmingham, money forivener, Juan TS bury Dolby I chard, Colchener. Ericklayer. June Dovey James, Hereford, wine merchant, June piacers July 7 Stuart Perer, AL Eagleton Edward, Cheapfide, grocer. July ) Paternoster row To Ekins Jofephi, Oxford &reet, cheerlemonger, July 8. Tintan Thomas, Batter's hall.eduiet, Cannon Arpet, winie. E qadin Abram Gompert, Portsmouth, shopkeeper, Juge 14 merchant. (Allifon, Freeman's court, Cornid kvads Joha, Cardigang diuen araper, June 10 Toralinton John, darliton, Stadord. buat-bowder. Wils, Werner Thomas Bevan Kotherhithe, carpenter. July is .. Waraford court. London and Vernun, stupe, Stof Fell James. Walworth, insurance broker, July fordshire Fench John Charles, Rurtell court, Drury lane, taveta Townsend John Liverpool, merchant. (Windle, John keeper, July 11 freet, Bedford row and Guidth and Minde, Liverpool Terpeley To and G. Hulme, Lancader, cotton Opinners, Townrue Richard, Nutriughain, maioter, wate and June 17 * T eklis. Great Ormond Bretes and Richards, Alfreton, Frauk Tbomas, Brinola merchant, june n Derby Mire Falier John James, Yoxford, Suffolk, draper, July July 13 Glenron William, Jermyn freet, tailor, June 34 Greaves William, Leeds, Yok, currier. Tuly & Rake's, Cool coun, Carey Areet, London and Griffin Guyer. Toney Areer, fasking manufaurer, Julys den Parker. Axbridee Halbert Newcale upon Tyne, merchant, July 4 Weedon Jofeph, Albiop Place, r road Hall George. Queen Areet, Lopdon, fik manufadu (Rogers, Capthal court June 13 Hart A. H. Houndfajtch, broker, July 22 srnaway w. shoe lane, dealer, July 4.. Heague Robert, Roffon dieety Spital Kelds, mik dyer, Maketh Joseph, and William Jones, Liverpoul, grocern Wetherington andra, ad John Mackie, Drury has June 15 yerfumer June 2 0 DIYID Bon John, Towcett Northampton, grocer, July Nincks Rubert, Cheer, banker: July 7 une 24 12 seterian Alexander, Caluman greet. merchant, Ju. 22 Holliver Jeho, Coventry, ribhon manufacturer, Julio Audrade oui, Abchurch Tape, urance broker . HONNAN J. 0:00 Wer wine merchant. July 14 Horley Bichard, Esrom, pork butcher, June to, July Anneney Abram La vys Chirwell merchaut. Norrocks Willam and JOHA, Stuck purt, Cheiter, mustin manufaurers, Iuly 3 Arden am 94 Joh Marker A. Revering. York, vine, Berrock wallon, stocepant, sudin manufoaurer, July merchants. Juny aker Jorena, Jelganlard, formater. June wber 21 Hunter Jacies, Whitehavep. mercer, June as Lunette, cotton Beau VI arket will be Newark-upon-Trent Nordaghan, Trelas a joke, Rumford, Wurt kreet, tal omihked, cool Conlinar. galra CLUT AC 3 on grege Yamuutko Norfolka shtrola, . hoG Mencelic and Marile oras june in nop fr Lyon James. Savage Gardens. London, merchant, July 3 July | June 14 Britol, tailors, July 1 July Areet, Southwark, pop factors, June 30 June 70 - chant, June 29 factor, June 70 Molesey John Swinefleet, Howden, York, potatoe mich chant, Juve 24 July 15 June 14 Puller David, late of Caonon Areet rond. Katsiite MIRA way, mariner, but now a prisoner in tbe King'i berca, June 17 furance broker, July 29 2 June 6 June 24 Banklidc Surry, merchant, une je October verpool, soap-boilers, July 4 lacemia, Julie is FRANCE. tations STATE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS IN JUNE. part of them are returned again to their habil. BULLETINS OF THE FRENCH ARMY.. * Fcurtb Bulletin. .. The Emperor of Austria was three dan a Head-quarters at Brannau, May 1. Brannau ; he was at Scharding when he head 'On the crossing of the bridge at Landshut, of the defeat of his army. The inhabitants Brigadier General Lacour gave proofs of va- consider him as the principal cause of the lour and coolness. Colonel Lauriston placed war. the artillery advantageously, and contributed The famous volunteers of Vienna passed much to the happy issue of the splendid chrough this place after the defent at land affair. . . . shot, throwing away, their arms, and can The Bishop and the principal public funcing with them in all haste their perner to tionaries of Saltzburgh repaired to Burghausen, Vienna. V to implore the clemency of the Emperor for On the 21st of April, an Imperiat Diate their country. His Majesty gave them his was published ja the capital declare the assuratice, that they should never again come ports to be again opened to the under the dominion of the House of Austria.. treaties with chis ancient to be They engaged to take measures for recalling hostilities against the comment the four battalions of the militia, which the gun. circle had delivered, and of which a part were General Oudinot base dispersed and fled. 4 battalion of 1000 den, ber The head.quarters are to be this day re- Ried. This battalion moved to Ricd. and artillery. ON THE All Brannad, magazines were found with they made ad attained 900,000 rations of biscuit, and 6000 sacks of arms, but heiog spedya oats. The Circle of Ried has furnished three the cavalry were oby butrálions for the militis, but the greater arms. |