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in a Cause, FARR E R against HIGGINS, with the Ap-
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Court, on Wednesday the Twelfth, Thursday the Thir-
teenth, and Friday the Fourteenth Days of January 1803,
between the Hours of Ten and Eleven o'Clock in the Fore-
noon of each Day, at the Tinker Inn, at Turvey, and at
the Half Moon Inn, at Kenipston, in the County of
Bedford, in Sundry Lots ;
A Considerable Quantity of OAK, ASH, and
.ELM TIMBER, growing in the several Parishes of
Cold Brayfield, Lavendon, and Newton Blossomville, in the
County of Bucks, and in Harrold Hagsdeu, and Kempston,,
in the said. County of Bedford, on different parts of the
Estates of the late William Fairer, of Cold Brayiield afore-
said, Esq. deceased.
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Mr. Kitelee, Surveyor, at Castlethorpe, neat Stoney Sun-
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SMALL PDX AND INOCULATION HOSPITALS,
PANCRAS. ' •
His R. H. the DUKE OF YORK, President;.
JOHN HILL, Esq. Treasurer..
• Extrad front the Committee's Report, .presented to a Gene-
ral Court at Batson's Coffee-houSe, London, on the 16th
December rBoz. -
-
VACCINE • INOCULATION,
YOUR Committee,. in addition to what they
stated in their last Report, desire to recall to your atten-
tion, the increased public benefit of the Institution; since the
introduction of the Vaccine Inoculation has been added to
the former branches of its Practice. It began in this Hospi7
tal under the direction -of Dir. Woodville, in-January 170 q,
and from that period to the first of- December hut. t 1,800
Patients-and upwards, have been vaccinated ;of which Num-
ber,- about 2,500 were afterwards proved to be secure from
the natural Small.• Pox, by receiving a further Inoculation
' according to the former Pradice, which took no end ; a
number amply sufficient to satisfy the Public Mind of the
security and success of the new Pradice of Vaccination.
And your. Committee add,
_that they have not heard of any
Complaint from any one of those who were not inoculated a
rink, of their having since taken the natural I-
roX, although they were chiefly indigent persons, aced the
greater number of them, living in places where the air,
is very confined;' and particularly where it has been since
ascertained, that the natural Small-Pox was prevalent
amongst those with whom many of them necessarily had
continual intercourse. • The success of Vaccination has very
rapidly increased during the current year: front the first of
January last to the. first of December inst. of 373 Patients
acMitted into the Inoculation Hospital, only 49 were ino-
culated according to the former Pradice ; and of 4005. Opt-
patithts, only 39 were inoculated according to the former
Pradice ; whereby it appears, that the Relief of the Institu-
tion has been afforded to 4378 Patients by "Inoculation, of
whom 88 having been inoculated according to the former
Pradice, the Blessing of Vaccination has been extended to
4290 Persons in eleven months by this Hospital;: 159 Pa-
tientS in the natural Small-Pox have been received into that
Department of this Institution-, and Medicines and Advice
have been granted to 55 Children also in that Disease, who
were brought to the Hospital as (jut. Patients. This veryex-
tensive Pradice under the skilful management of Dr. Wood-
ville the Physician, .and of Mr. Wachsell the Residant Sur-
geon, have enlarged the sphere of this Institution, rendered
it more beneficial to the Poor, and increased its Claim upon
the Public Liberality. That Liberality which has ever fost-
ered its benevolent designs; has enabled your Committee to
enjoy the lively satisfadion of co-operating in its promotion,
and of witnessing the numerous instances ofits general Good !
Extra:led from the Minutes,
A. lIIGI-IMORE,'Secretary,
Solicitor, No. 40, Hayclon-square, Minories.
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On the Ist of February will be published,
In Fotir Volumes, 063ay°, with numerous Engravings,
THE ELEMENTS of NATURAL or EX PE-
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By TIBERIUS CAVALLO, F. R. S. &c.
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A NEW ROMAN HISTORY.
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iet.6d, on common paper,illustrated with Maps and Prints,
HIS'fORY of the ROMAN EMPIRE,
from the- Foundation of Rome till the Termination of
the Eastern Empire.
By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL. D.
Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, Chaplain to the-Earl of Duni-
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THE CHRISTIAN OBSERVER, a Monthly
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Established Church. • Containing among other Articles,
Remarks on Mr. Jones's Views of Baptism—On Preaching
Christ—Olt the responsibility, of Men for the consequences
of their Opinions—Account of a religious Soldier—The Sun-
day Water Party—A Country Squire's Letter about the
Clergymen of his Parish—Anecdotes of Moivre, and Better -
tertonßeview of Pearson's second Letter to Overton—Of
Simeon's Skeletons and MissiOnary Sermon—Of Bean's Evi-
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,tish Critic, &c. &c. together with a Preface and Index.
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On Monday the 25th of oClober, was published,
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Containing Sixteen Sheets of Letter-press (making 256
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THIS NUMBER CONTAINS

Mounier, de P Influence des Philosophes, Francs-Masons,
et I lluininees, sur la lt,evchition de France--Dr. Parr's Spi-
tal Sermon.—Godwin's Reply to Parr—Asiatic Researches,
vol. 6.—Olivier's Travels in the Ottoman . Empire, Egypt,
and Persia—Baldwin's Political Race-lions relative to Egypt
—lrvine's Inquiry into the Causes and Effects of Emigration
from the Highlands and Western Islands of Scotland—Sou-
they's Thalaba i a metrical Romance—Rennet's Discourses
on various Subjeds—Voyage dans les_Departemens de la
France, par une Societe d'Artistes et CMS de Lettres—
Christisou's General Diffusion of Knowledge, one great
Cause of the Prosperity of North Brit 4,l—Bowles's Re-
fledions at the Conclusion of the War —Herrenschwand,
eli.dresse aux Vrais 1-lonitnes de hien, 1 ceux qui gouvernent
cointne a ceux qui sort gotivernes-.-"fhe Utility of-Country
Banks—Pratt's Bread ; or, the Poor, a Poem —Dr. Lang-
tnrcPs Anniversary Sermon—Mrs. -00ie's Poems—Public
Charaders of 1801-27Boonet, Essai sur I'Art de rendre Re-
volutions utiles—NareS's Thanksgiving Sermon for Plenty—
Hornemao's Travels--Nla;kenziea Voyages in North Ame-
rica, &c.L—Wood's Optics—Acerbi's Travels through Swe-
den-, &c.—Thornton on the.Paper.Credit of Great. Britain--
Plavfair's Illustrations of the Huttonian Theory—Crisis of
the Sugar Colonies—Morveatt on the Means of Purifying I n-
leated Air, &c,—Dr. Haygarth, on the Prevention of Infec-•
tious Fevers.

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Number 11. will be published Monday-, 24th Ja-
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