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IN .1` , .V0 LO ,117 HE very impprtant, extensive, and- valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,•consioting of the'MANOR or LORDSHIP of .NEWSTEAI), in the c o unty of Nottingham, 4 -ad the ancient MANSION, called NEWSTEAD AW3EY, .; 1 14 THWEE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES, more t't less, of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Woodland; andl....lkes, div;ded into sundry eligible farms, and 'e.c,tensive stone guar- T,it!s, and lime-kilns, ,)inprising the. entire LOrd4hip g , ercur 'Wood only excepted) ;, the whole extra-parochial and tithe-free (eXcept alumt One Flundrej and Twenty-seven Acres in the adjoining Parish of Linhv ; ;i.e Land-tax only 47 1.; and the poor and, other rates veritritiing) • the whole, Pxcept mansion, castle, gafdens, woods, and fakes, which re in hand, let at present at old and very .iow refatsNfighly 217 1 provable, to-tin:milts who are niidernok.le,t to (wit, so that a kitrehawr may have an early possession of the Whole or any hurt of the Estate.• There are several powerful streams of water, with sufficient fans for,rnill-work.for manufactories of the first. magnitude. `the estate is situated on the Great North Road, between I s :ettingliam -and Mansfield, ten , iniiss . from the foriner, four from the latter, and 130 from London. 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PRINCIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE, HOME DE PARTMENT, &C. &C. &C. Natienat Vaccine Establishment, SIR, Leic ester-square, Myra 9, ISI2. The Board of the National . VacciAe Establish ment have the honour of reporting to you, that during the yelir 181 . 1, the Surgeons• appointed by their anthorit to the .nine stations in London, have . vnccinated , 3,l , lB persons, and hat=e ctistri- . hated 23,794 charges• of Vaccine Lymph to • - iite public. The numbey 'vaccinated this year exceeds that of the year tg.lo, and the demand for LN'lmph 'has been often-so great that it could not be imme diately - supplied:. : !.- They 'have great satifaction 'stating, that since the conunencetuent of this Eftablishment, not ii single instance of the accessidn of Small pox, after Vaccination,,k . asn omurred :Lo any at I.he' Vuecinating Surgeons Of the nine E , fations.. 'the Board report, that they have been furnishefl with many satisfactOrr , ,d6cu inents frouijlie and. Nilital7 Depa;:trn.znt:3 of Government, respecting the pro-gress.of nation, and have likeNvis.e obtain6i t, , oine.'other in:- Clout:Ay 'papers on the .subject, important information. They . :thi:ik . , expein ent: to lay before you. a 'sunnary of ntheir con- teas. - - it appears, that ineonsequence of an order from the Lords COtrunksionell; of - the Ailnaira:ty, nation has been practised in the Navy to a great' extent:; and although it has•not been universall - 4 . adopted, the mortality frown-:the Sena 11-pox m a ong-seaMen„ is already greatlyzliminished. - In the... Army the practice of. N.Teecination hss -been - brig established, by-an-order from theConi mander in Chief, and its effects have been liecided ly beneficial ; for, 'almost the only :persons apong' the troops who hive lately been affected by Small:- pox, hate been either re6rnjts; Who had received , the infection previous to their enlistment, or; di Ts 'Who had.not been vaccinated, on 'the suppo-, sition o' theiy having had the - variolous 'disease. Thus, with a few exceptions, a , diSorder formerly so fatal to the troops, is now considered as nearly extinguished' in the Xrniy. • . 'By information transmitted to the Board, from their numerous correspondents in all parts of the country,itrappearsthat Vaccination isalmost every where gaining ground throughout the British do minions, though its progress is very differ ent in different 'plates ; and it is :found that the number of, deaths from the Stnall - -poie is uni formly decreasing; in proportion .as Vaccination. ‘beemmes more general, and the'inoculation of the Small-pox , The dis4pearance of the Small-pox front, the Island of Ceylon, was noticed in the Report of last year ; and-the Board has now the pleasure% of stating, from. sources of authentic and satisfactory infortnation, that, in consequence of Vaccination, this dreadful disease has in no instee.ace latelyoccurred in the island of Anglesey; in the populous city of, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; in the town of Petworth, or in the adjoining district. ThroUgh the different counties of tnglandi, trie epnectice of Vaccination is beconii,..g - general,, the Sinall-pox is gradually declining ; and even in London, .where the. Opposition to the new inOcu-i lation liaS,heen most violent, it' is pr \ evei,lifig, and its salutary effects are becoming daily more dent. At pre's - ent, by the best estimate .we arc able . to.inae.e, it appears that nearly tW'o-thirds the cbldren ann,nally born in the metropolis, are vaccim ed either by charitable instkutionS or pri vate practitioners ; and that the number of deaths by Small-pox has proportionably decreased_ :P,re_- • vi.ous to the discovery . of Vabcirl'ation, the aver-we number of deaths by . Stoalizpox within the Bins of 'Mortality, was 12`00 ann.aally ; whereas i n ti lt. , last Year, only 751 persons have died of thAt'dis l ease, although the'increase of population within the last ten years has been 133,139. The inereas.a of populationthroughout qrelt Britain in the same period of time, has beet 1,609,009 ; .ancl tci th.t!se• augmentations the practice of Vaccination has probably much contributed. The Reports frOrn the Cow Pock Institution in Dithlin are of the most favourable nature,,and fur nish sufficient reason to believe ) that since the in trodoction, of the Vaccine preventive, the morta-, lity from Small-pox has •coneiderahly declined that city., The correspondence of the Insißetion ahords.satistactory evidFnce,of to progresive. in- , crease of Vaccination thioughout Ireland. In moSt.of the prinCipal towns of that kingdom, the poor hate the advantage of gratuitous inoculation with Cow-Pock, either at the hospitals, or at the houses of the Physicians ; anti it is stated, that -among the higher ranks Vaccination is universally adopted. 'The accounts from Scotland; particularly those from the Faculty at, Glasgow,, which have been. transmitted to the Board, ;furnish evidences of the general and rapid increase of Vaccination in the, northern part of the island, and give th'e most satisfactory proofs of the snccess'nnd effitaey of 'the practice. Notwithstanding the incontrovertible evidence .Of the ;very great udyantages of Vaccination, it is much to be lamented that there are' still some me dical practitioners, though the number of them is coinparatively small, who obstinately persist in disseminating by inoculation the contagion of the Small-pox, and who. strenuously en/cool - age and support, especially-among the lower orders of the people, the,prejudices jtgaiust . the new practice; rumours are 'industriously spread abroad, of de forming arid to:Ahssanie dica.:es produced, by this