The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-28 00:00:00

NUMBER 43274

PROVIDENT INSTITUTION for LIFE INSURANCE

and ANNUITIES.

President;
The Most Noble the Marquis of Buckingham, K.G. &c.
Vice-Presidents,
The Most Noble the Marquis of Salisbury, K.G. Scc.
The Right Hon. Viscount Bulkeley, &c.
The Right Hon.. viscount Chetwynd, &c.
The Right Hon. Viscount Duncannon, &c.
The Right Hon. Lord Braybrooke, &c.
The Right Hon. 'Lord Kensington, &c.

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Trustees, .
The Most Noble the Marquis of Buckingham.
The Right Hon. Lord Braybrooke.
William Praed, Esq. M. P .
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THE Obje& of this Institution is to reduce the
laudable design of Life Insurance, and lirovision for
blcl Age, to principles of the utmost possible advantage for
the Public.' 'fhe. Insured and Annuitants are therefore ren-
dered Proprietors and Sharers oiprofits, whereby it is proved'
that 'they will have the sums insured to them frequently
doubled, and sometimes even trebled. Whatever excellence
a system may possess, however, without a due regard to
economy, its advantages must be counteraded ; it is, indeed,
notorious, that where extravagant establishments exist; the
representation of profits is ever, fount to be a deception upon
those who are tatt,qht to exped them ; but in this I nstitu--
lima the arrangements are peculiarly economical, and the P re-
sidents, Directors, and Ti'ustees, ae3 gratuitously. • .
The Plan of true Provident Institution comprises every.
triode of " nsurance apon Lives, and in-a.particulat manner it
affords, a provision -agaiest the infirmities of old age, which
pronitses incalculable advantages to the industrious classess
and the community at large. I t will be seen,- on an inspec-
tion of the Tables, that by a single payment of 221. ts, or by
annual payments, amounting to little more than a penny per,
day, commencing in .he early part of I,inao's life, he may
be secured from want, when past his days of labour. • Insur-
ing to the prudent these essential benefits, an increase of
present industry, of morality and sobriety, may be justly an-
ticipated; the revenue of I he. country will be consequently
improved, the prior rates diminished, and the aged,'the widow
and the fatherless, provided with a comfortable support,
through this salutary application of their own resources.
Attendance is given daily .at the Office in Southampton-
street, Strand, from Ten till Ecrlr. -•
. by 'Order of the Board,
N. D. ST,•CROIX, Sep.

ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION,
44, I3road.street, Golden square.
General Quarterly COurt, fuly g, 1806.
OME of the Governors objeaing to the Resolu-
tions of the late Advertisement as not being warranted
in the present sate of facts, the following were moved and
carried uninitnotisly
Resolved a. That it does appear on adequate evidence that
Persons who have gone through the Cciw Pock in the man-
ner commonly believed to give security, have, in the pro-
portion of one in a thousand, subsequently taken the Small
I'ox,-according to the experieneeof tnis Institution up to the
present time.. _ _ .

- a. That Disorders which can be at all reasonably imputed
to Inoculation have been observed less frequently after the
Vaccine than after Variolous Inoculation.
3. That, considering the slightness of the Cow-pock, and
that no fatal case has occurred in the prae.lice,of this insti-
tution:Vaccination is greatly preferable to Variolation ; but
especially on account of this affedion not being propagated
in any way but by Inoculation, it is infinitely more valuable
to the Public.

4. That it is recommended.to every one who has been, or
shall be Vaccinated, to be re-inoculated with Variolous or
Vaccine Matter.

S. That, according, to the experience of this Institution,
the, test of the Infection of Vaccine Matter (which is per-
fealy harmless) is to be relied upon equally with that of the
Variolou. .

6. That there are gOod reasons for imputing the late mor-
tality by the Small Pox to its having been highly Epidemi-
cal last year, as well as to the influence by which Some
writers, opposers of the Cow Pock, were'enabled to prevail
upon a great number of persons to be Inoculated for the
Small Pox, thus multiplying the sources of Variolous In-
feaion.

An iiistoricaf Paper of Evidence on the Condud of this
Institution with resped to Vaccination, and explanatory: of
the above.. Resolutions, was read by Dr. Pearson, highly ap.
proved, and ordered tq be printed for the Members.
W.:

ALADY who-has been well brongbt up but re-
duced in her circumstances-through misfortunes,wisheS
to engageas GOVERNESS in a Genteel Family,where all,
kinds of Masters regularly instrUel in every branch of Educa-
tipit except English, • Her Terms, will be moderate,' as a
comfortable and permanent situation is, her chief object.
Letters (post-paid), with real Name and Address, direaed
to C. D. Royal institution, Albetharle-'streetv will be im-
mediately attended to.