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NUMBER 301 N/R. return M . U gra il te L ful H Th A an M ka lL f r th N e i bg A s a lea tan y c e , a t f o . t4,1*.,1 him by his Friends and Neighbours, during the unfor tanate Fire, which last night destroyed the whole of his Fre ta LIES. _ It gives him the most heart-felt satisfaction to add, that sudden as the CootLigration was, no Lives on this occasion were lost. FLase-F. aaaa T, Feb. 3, 1803. }:SSRB. ROBINSONS beg leave to inform IL the lbs.ksellers in particular, and The Public in general, that owing to lb:, unfottuntta fire which happened last night in the house of Mr. Hamilton, Printer, in Falcon-court, Fleet street, the Novel of DELPHINE, an Three Volumes, 12nao. which was intended jot. delivery on Saturday next, will not be ready till the 10th inst. Messrs. Robinson, flatter themselves that Ale.h of the trade a; hate subscr:bed to this Navel, and prvate itidiisloals who array have intended to purchase it, will not b.: prevented by the short delay which this calamity will occasion, from executing their friendly and liberal intention. They take the liberty further to announce, that this trans. lanais is the work of a R nt email to whom the Novel was sent by Madame DC S rata. Hnisratm for that purpose. Pate:in:miler row, F h. 3, 1803. CHORAL FUND, ka , titnted An the Relief of Decayed Memhers, their Widows, and smiler the Patronage of his Royal Highness the DUKE OF .CLARENCE. PRESIDZINT, His Grace the Due& of MANCHESTER. • tc The Right lion. Charles Price, Lord Mayor of London. Sir Richard C. 417 Glynn, Bart. Richard Clarke, Esq Chamberlain of London, Wiiliani Dalrymple, Esq. Thomas Oreatoren, Esq. John Crompton. Esq. Thoaiss llamrnerdev, Esq. Br Permission of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN, WILL SS PIR/Ohllllo 11 A T the THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY-MAR KET, an MONO NT, February 7 1803, A GRAND MISCELLANEOtid CONCERT, Of VOCAL and INSTRUMEN rAi. MUSIC, For the BENEFrr of this CHARITY. Conductor—Ml OREATOREN. Leader of the band—Mr. BA KTHELEMON. Principal Vocal Per fo rmers—Mrs. Mountain, Miss Tennant, Mai Richardson; Mr. Flarrison, Mr. Nicht, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Evans, Master Price, Master lons, and Mr. Bartlernati. In the coarse of the Performance there will be A Concerto on the Vionn, by Mr. Lifstolf, being his first Perrarmance in this Couutry. Also, Mr. Barthelemon will play a Solo on the Violin—CoreA. Likewise, a Concerti on the Violin.7elln, by Mr. Powell—.P. And between the First and second Parts, Mr. Achim, will play a Sonata on the HU I ., with Accompaniments Obligato for Two V 'satins, Tenor Ba4s, composed by Vicennsc do Marin. Thy Chorus will be sleet: anil the Noting Gentlemen of His Majesty's Chapel Royal, the Westminster and St. Paul's wiil assist. Bums ss.—Pit .is.—First Gallery 2s.—Second Gallery Is The Doors will be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perfbrmauce to begin precisely at Seven. a:* The Nobility and Gentry whosubectibe to this Charity, will have their Ticketa for the Concert ferwardod by the Se ci Limy. Subscriptions received by Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Bat. and Co. Bankers, Birchin-lane ; Ilammersley and Co. Bankers, ; John Crompton, Esq. Nu. 27, Purey-street, Rath booeplace ; Leonard Wilishire, (Treasurit) No. 11, London- Wall ; and Isaac V tie, (;secretary) No. 74, Bishop ate With out ; also at the Wile Shots. Tickets and P`,./.(:e4 for the Bonc.s may be had of Mr. Rice, at the Theatre. VACCINE INOCULATION. Western Dis?ensary, Charles-street, Westminster, ' His Grace the Huss of Bucci.aucii, K. G. President. A T a special GENERAL MEETING of the Governors of this Charity, held at the Dispensary, on Thursday, the 27th January, 1803, Toe Rey. CHARLES FYNES, LL.D. VicmPresident, in the Chair ' Itr-sclved unanimously, That this Charity adopt the report and recommendation of the Medical Gentlemen of this Insti Lawn, which is in the words following, via. Western Disp-nary, Bth Jan. 181 1 8. " We, the Medical Officers of this Charity, met together to consider of the advantages derived to the public from the in troduction of the Vaccine Inoculation, are of opinion--Tnot it would greatly contribute to the prevention of the Small pox, and its dreadful consequences, as well as promote the ben -vio lent designs of the founders of this Chanty, to inocuate the children of the pow. for the Cow-Pox; as experience 11.3 shown, iu many thousands if instances, that the Cow Pox is effectual in preventing the Small Pox; that it is a milder and less ha zardous disca_se, a d is not communicable by the breath or perspiration, but by Inoculation only. " We do therefore recommend to the Governors of this Charity to adopt the same, and allow the Inoculation fur the C ,w-Pox to be wade 13 extensive aspossNe." (Signed) EDWARD FRYER, Consulting Physician TEIOWAII WA...SHM•N, I Attending Physicians. SAMUEL FOINEROILL, - - CHARLES MONTAGU, Resolved, That the Surgeon of this Charity Le siirhoriztvd to inoculate for the Cow-Pox, on Mondays and Thursdays, at Twelve o'clock preciudy, at the Dispeioary, the patient pro• clueing a letter of reoonimaadation from a Governor for that purpose; and that power he granted to the Physicians and Surgeon to reenniniend and receive patients at their discretion. Rewired,. That Medical Gentlemen mar be supplied with the Vaccine Virus gratuitously, by applying for it to the Sur geon at the Dispensary, oil Mondays and Thursiliys, at Tweive o'clock precisely. Resolved unanimously, That the thanks of this General !sleeting be given to Doctors Fiver, Walshnian, and Pother gill, the Physicians, and Mr. Montagu, the Surgeon to this Charity, for their constant, humane, Aid R A rosin!, atten tion to the Poor admitted as Patients at this Dispensary; and also for this additional instance of their kinducui to toe Pour, and their interest for this Institution. (Signed) CHARLES FINES, Chairman. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting bi- given to the Cha mien, the Rer. Charles Fynes, LL.D. V ire-Pre-,ident, for his general attention to the interests of this Charity, and his polite conduct in the business of this evening. By order of the General Meeting, WM. LINDEMAN, Secretary 'rho Day is published, s New 1 1 .d►tiun, neatly primed ou fine Preer, price 34. sewed, I ETTF.RS from BARON HALLER to his .1.4 DAUGHTER, oa the TRUTHS of the CHRISTIAN RELIGION ; .t-ansWeil from the German. Printed fa. VCMOT and Hood ; J Scatcherd ; Longman ;rid Rees; Cuthell Martin; J. Harris ;J. Walker ; Lacking ton, Allen and Co. ; E Barker ; T. Herat. STUART'S ATHENS. THE Public are respectfully informed they may be supplied with the late Mr. STUAR Ps elegant and elaborate work on the ANTIQUITIES 4 ATHENS, at Mr. Architectural LibrAry, High-Holbom, at the futinwing original pricy in boards, v01..1 and f, at 41. Ins. each, vol. :I, 61. Ills. 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