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London, England, 1805-03-30 00:00:00

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ROYAL lENNERIAN SOCIETY VOW .THE EX-.
TERMINATION OE TUE SMALL PDX.
A T the ANNUAL GENERAL COURT, held'
TA. at the Central Housee No. 14, Salisbury-square, on
Wednesday the 6th day: of Mareh, iSoet • . .
G EOIt.GE C;ODWIN, Esq.en the Chair,
A Report was presented by tile Board of Direelors and Me-
dical Council, of which the following ,is the substance :
" Ineeviewin,g the progress of this Soeletye and the princi- :
Rai occurrences relativeeo Vaccine Inoculation, we have every
reason to.be satisfied with the cause we have espoused, and to
persevere in the undertaking in which we have engaged.. It
was not to be expeCted that the most formidable and universal
Disease known to . Mankind could be exterminated tvithout
encountering rnenydittieulties ;' but it is to be lamented that
• prejudice against one of the greatest bleslings vouchsafed. to
man should form the chief of those dillicultiee. Tnat the
felinerian Inocelation, wines properly adininistereit, 16, gene-
rally speaking, a perteet security against the Small kox, we
are now enabled to prove by, a prodigious mass of evidence.
ride is nut a Comity in Europe which has not berne testi-
mvily to the meths of this great Discovery. It is perveding
with success the immense population of Asia, penetrating
• the ergions of Africa, and is cerdially tembr....ed by the lit.
dians of America.
" The exertions of the Irrench Nation have been extra-
°reline), its .peoireitinie Vaccine I nocula tien, pefiticularly in
Paris, ‘vliere a Society is formed, winch has inecuieted
1ie,00., persons lit the last three ‘months. And 145,340 per.
sons have undergone Vaceinelnocelation in Madras, walla ut
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the occurrence or any casualty. , , . . '
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•i should there be rare exceptions to the efficacy of Vaccine
linecsiletiien, it le not litig more than the Inoculation of the
Seilll Pox is siffejeet is. We appeal aloe to theextracetlinary '
thisunutieen of eleeths.by Slll.iii l'c:. 51! the leretrOpolt.; cuter:
the it A VO:Citi.t 1310C411)*tit)11. Those us doe
were only 62z, whereas the ennueeciverage of ;deaths within
theilills of Mortality for tiffy years' has been le IS ; oily
fertyrewo potions hive, died within the Bills in the last two
itioiallt.
' "'The number of persons inoculated since the last Annual
• Repait is 694, the total amount 12,911, since the Institution
of the 6.,ocicty in r803.--iCna36 charges of Vaccine Matter
have been furnished since the last Annuel Report, from the
C'ea t rat House, free of ex ?Knee, to applicants in most parts of
the United Kingdom, pod in leereign Flutes ; exclusive of el.
eansidgrable supply from the other et;ttions. This gratuitous
diti4ion ‘of. Vaccine Virus has been a principal means of
spreading the Vaccine inoculation throughout the British
Empire and the Woild. ..
" It is with much pleasure that we are enabled to announce
the establishinent ot.lenneriAn Societies for the Counties of
Sussex and Somerset with the most respectable support, slut
which arc likely to be of the greatest utility. It is very de.
siceble cs:e ;eau ler institutions should be set on lost in every
City and County in the United Kingdom rn ,- as the.oet effece
dial, it' not the only adequate means of exterminating the
. Small Pox. We have also to notice the formation of a like
Institution in Dublin, under the inimediete patronage:pee-the
Lord Lletltendat ; and tile VaCcine inStilOtioci of Edinburgh,
assisted by the patriotic co-operation el the Clergy of SeGt.
land ; both Instautiuits promise robe extremely benetiCiel to
these populous parts of the United Kingdone.
" We haven, the satisfaction to reitierk, tnat the expeocli:
tun, of the. Society has been cenSidorably lo* than in tile for-
mer year; and thittoirice the salutary Resolution of iiie tie.
nerel Court in March last," the. Annual Subscription* have
increased. Nevertheless, the necessity ...t. pioingting Wither
, Annual Subscriptions and Donal-11v still e unsists,4 he linancea
of the Society being'such as to irlotito the zealous eeettieee
.of all its friends. . ..
eere, .
• " By Order of the 1,191
'Meine DireeliaN'rse
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" CIIARIA CILKA, Secretary."
4' " Resolved, That !Week% i toperiZet for extending the
PlAn of an Annual' Sunscription ; mut diet each of the Life
Governors be solicited for a Motieratle Annual Subscription,
. together with the exertion of their influence among others in
support of the Society."
Subscriptions are received by Sir Charles Price, Baronet,
111.1'.' I john julins Angerstoin, Esq. and Benjentin Travers,
Esq.. rlUStec; Messrs. Ransom and Co. ; Druininotitis i
Pvfesn and'Ctie ; Deveynes altdCti.; Coutte end Cu. ; Gni.
Hugs i Hatroa ; Latibreke and CO. ; •Heritty and Co.; Due Vii, •
. 'Thornton, and Co. ; Lees and Ce. ; Sntitli; Peyne, and Co.;
Newnham and Co. ; Brown and Co. ; , Barclay and. Co. ;.and
Roberts and Co. ; by Mr. Charles Murray, Seeretary, No; 13,
• Bedford-street, liedford-row ; end by Mr. Thomas Leiria,
Colleelor, No. to, Drake-street, Red Lion-stILLIM,

ANNUIT),4iS l'Olt LIVES.
ST. MARTIN's IN THE FIELDS.

THE TRUS VEES for Raising the Sum 'cif
Four Thousand Pounds for Providing an Additi';anil
burial-ground, and eroding a Chapel :thereon and :also a
House for-the Residence Of .a Clergy Man, will meat in the
Vestry-room thereof, on,Tuestlsy, the 9111 day or April ricxt,
at Elegen o'Clock in the Forenoon, to receive Proposals;
sealed up, from such Persons as, may ha to advance
any sum notless than 2,3. A. on one Life;` the sa4 • Annnitics
to be paid Quarterly, and secured by tto:i..l to ba given by tint
Trustees, and Payable out of the made for the Mier'
of the Poor tit' the said. Parish.

Fur further particulars inquire at the Vestry Clerk', Office,
in. the chitrt;ll-yftul. Persons giving ir, l'ropoBals are desuai
to atlttnki At the 4boye tittle
F. BOOT Clerk to the Trustees.

BRITISIIFIRE.OFFICE STRANDenI CORNFIILL..
NSIMIINCE is granted by this Office, on Houses,,
Manutatiorics, Ships, and all other Vessels,
floods, Nlerchandise, FAIOII NC; STOCK; and other Pro-
p'erty, froin L 034 or Damage by Fire.
The Diredors returp their Thanks to' the Public for the
• imp rcced,:litcd Proterence given by them to this Olfiee ; they,
are happy to hod that the Plans they-have adopted for the
iiiiprovernent ill Fire Insurances- have given such* general sa-
tisnaion, anil,that through their exertions the business is
better underitnad, and its advantages reodercil mote gener.illy
beneficial ; they beg to teeomitienti their Mode of I 116l1fAilee
on Agricultural. Stock, the Premium upon which is: u. 6d.
per Lent •
Tie Office grants Insurances for periods short of a year,
and makes gooil loss by Eire front Lishtuirig.
Itleeipts for 'lnsurances becontine, Mite at Lady.. Day ;;re in
tie hands of their agents, in the prim ipal Cities and rowns,
who will eteli‘ier Proposals with the Itatcii of Inqurance,
gratis,
' fgr The Fifteen Days .alleived for Payinent beyond the
(late of each Policy will expire on I iie or :April next.
.ROBE ICI SKELTON, ,Sec.

WESTMINSTER LIFE I NSURANCE acid ANNUITY
OFFICE, STRAND and CORM-111A., LONDON:
,111DARSONS 'debirons
.of providing for their Fatal.
• lies or Dependants may, by an AnnUal Paynacut, secure.
to their Widows, Children, or any other Person, either an
Annuity for the remainder of Lite, or a gross Sum tube paid
at their DeceaSe. • •

Insurances maybe made fora Variety of other Purposes
to prOWide for Renewal of Leases; —to secure Sum:: aid fur
Plates or Li'mploy meats, pr for the ParCbase of Life Estates;
or 141 Aid of Arrangetnenti between Debtor and Creditor, 'B.e.
VOLUN'rEERG,
It being represented to the Diletlors that many Persons
enklcd in the VOLUNTEER 'SERVICE might wish to
tat3CUre some rtOV;bi3n for their Families, or nearest (70noec-
tious, in case of accidentally falling victims to the unafoid.
able casuottieb of the Sert ice, the Hoard, considering the saute
observe, that the General Schrme ot the Society is intehded,
to secure a Provision on the F, s:ent of Death, whether frbm
natural or acelder. -1.11 causes ; et 'wishing to erabraix
or collectively eve.'y oojcet to, ti,eir putter which may allord
an accominadaeon 3,‘. no .re desirous of Insuring with
them in a more limited degree, they propose to grant -PO-,
LW! ES of INS I; RANCE !Ton the- LIVES ot V LUN-
T.E ERS against Kt IL: RY CAS A 1.,T E S otoy,
Annuities are grahtcdlo cc-ntincrice immediately, or at any
future period.
,Printed Rates knit CAnditkls of lastarsuce may he had
gratis, with the List of DireEl,;..i, as :.*u,vc, or of the Agents
of the URITISti Fl F: 12 the ev,:itry, who
are appointed Agenta
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