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SMALL PDX AND INOCULATION HOSPITALS -
PANCRAS.
His R. H. the DUKE OF YORK, President,
JOHN HILL, Esq. Treasurer.
Extra& trom the Committee's Report, presented to a Gene-
ral Coure'at Batson's Coffee-house, London, onthe a6th
,December tfloz.
VACCINE INOCULATION.
Y. whatOUß Committee, In addition to - they
stated in their last Report, desire toTecall to your atten-
tion, the increased public benefit of the Institution, since the
introduelion of the Vaccine Inoculation has been added- to
the farmer branches of its Practice. It began in this Hospi-
tal under the direction of- Dr. Woodville, -in January 1799,
and from that period to the first of December inst. rt,Boo
Patients and upwards, have been vaccinated ; of w •/4uni-
her, about 2.,500 were afterwards proved to be '.secure from
the natural Small-Pox, .by receiving a further Inoculation
according to the forrner Practice, Which took no effect ; a
number amply sufficient to Satisfy the Public blind or 'the
security and success of the new Practice of -Vaccination.
And your Committee add, that they have not heard of any
,Complaint from any one of those who were not iiicieuTatee a-
second time, of their having since taken the.natural Smai
l-
Pox, although they were chiefly indigent persons, and the I
greater number of them, living in places where the:air
is very confined; and particularly whore it has been since
ascertained, that the- natural -iSinill-PrAX 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; from the. tint of
January last Co the first of December inst. of 373 Patients
ad nittcd into
.the Inoculation, Hospital, only 49. were
culated according to the former PraCtice ; and or 4005 Out-•'
patients, only 3.) were inoculated according .tu the. r-riner
P radice ; whereby it appears, that the Relief of the I y.stitu--
tion has been afforded to 437$ Patients- by Inoculati3n, of
whom 88 having been inoculated according to the former
Practice, the Blessing of Vaccination has been extended to.
47.90-. Persons in eleven months by this Hospital 159 Pa;
tients in the natural Small-Pox, have been received into-that
Departmtnt of this Institution, and Medicines and Advice
have been granted to ss Children also in that Diseasia, who
were brought to the hospital as Out-Patients, This very ex-
: tensive Pradiceunder the skilful management of Dr. Wood-
' vale the Physician, and of Mr. Wachsell the Resident Stir-
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 ha-sever-fost-
ered its benevolent designs, has enabl;cl your Committee to
enjoy the lively satisfaction of co-operating in its promotion,
and of witnessing the numerous instances of its general Goodl
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