The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-14 00:00:00

DOCK TOWN, DEVON.

VACCINE, OR. COW-POCK INOCULATI(r4.
A T a numerous and respeaable MEETING of
1. the INHABITANTS of the TOWN of DOCK and
Neighbourhood (convened at the unanimous request of the
Medical Gentlemen residing in the said Town), held thelsth
day of May, 1803, at the Town-Hall, in order to take mto
Consideration the best means of difflising the great Benefits
which may be derived to Society by the COW-POCK, or
VACCINE INOCULATION;

JONATHAN ELFORD, Esq. in the Chair ;
The following Resolutions were unanimously entered
into - -

1. That no fa& either in Nature or Sciences, is more
firmly established, than that the proteclion assured to the
Human Body against the Small-Pox by the Vaccine, or Cow_
Pock Inoculation, as described by Dr, !outer, is permanent
and infallible.

That this Pradice is invariably free from danger, in
the highest degree benign in its present elKlets, and equally
friendly in all its consequences to the Human Constitution.
111. That this easy means of removing, perhaps, the
greatest source of Domestic Calamity, and closing those vast
Chasms in Population, which for many centuries have di-
redly arisen from the desolating influence of Small-Pox
Contagion, is a Gift of Heaven, which it is as much our
duty as it is ow interest most thankfully and earnestly to
employ and recommend.
V. That we form ourselves into a Society for the pur-
poses of Inoculating gratuitottsly the Indigent Poor, and ex,
tending this salutary discovery by every other means in our
power, with a view to the Extermination of the Small-Pox
from this Town and Neighbourhood.
V. That this Institatum be called the Dock lennerian
Society.
VI. That jonathan Elford, Esq. be President to this So-
ciety.
. VII. That Mr. Richard Dunning be Secretary to this So-
clay.
VIII. That the following Gentlemen be a Committee for
onnduding the Business of this Society, and that any Five
of them be competent to •ad; 'viz. The President, all the
Medical Gentlemen resident in ,the Town, Richard Morice,
Esq. Francis st. Aubyn, Esq. Rev. jonathan Williams,
Rev. Mr. Richards, all the Clergy of rite Established
Church, all the' Pastors of the several Congregations of Pro-
testant Dissenters, and Methodists, I.ieut. Col. Tench,
Messrs. Richard Nelson, Joseph Lugger,' William Foot,
John Harris, Robert Bone, runes St. Aubyn, William
.Da-
vie, and Peter Manico.
X. That a small Subscription be opened, for defraying
the incidental Ex fences attending the car() ink; the-ohjeds of
the Society into Execution.
X. That Messrs. Nelson and St: Aubyn be Treasurers of
the Society, and that Subscriptions be received at their Bank
in Dock, and by Messrs. lloxland, Congdon, Heydon, and
Phil p, Booksellers. • '
XI. That the First Meeting of the Committee, be held at
the Town-Hall, on Tuesday the lath inst. at ten o'clock.in
the fOrenoon. _

XIL That this Society will occasionally correspond with
the Royal fennerian Institution.
X; 11. That the Thanks of this Society be given to the
Medical Cientlenien for convening the prasent Meeting.
XIV. That th,e Thanks of this Society be given to fona-
than Elford, Esq. for his able and very zealous conduct in
the Chair. •

X V.• That the Thanks of this Society be also given to Mr.
Richard Dunning for framing these Resolutions.
X Vl. That these Resolvtions be signed by the Chairman,
published in the London anti Provincial Newspapers, ani
distributed in this Town and Neighbourhood.
lONATHAN ELI,ORD, Chairman.
The following Sums were immediately Subscribed.
4. 1. d.
me..BeatK, R. N. oto 6 Captain May, R. N. oso 6
Capt.Bir head,R.N.o to 6 Mr. Vaughan. May ot• -6
Rev.' Mr. Birt o to 6 Major General Met-
Mr. Robert Bone_ oso 6 ccr, It. 1:. oto 6
Mr. join Bone so 6 Capt. Moricc, R. N. i• 6
Dr. Andrei/ Baird oto b.. 14T ts:elsbn * :
Mr.. Peter Clark o to 6 Mr. George Nichol-
Mr. Creed - oto 6 son, R.N. - oto 6
Gov. Creyke, Naval Mr. l'enkivil to 6
Hospital - o to 6 Mr. Phelp a 1, 6
Mr. John Came oso 6 Mr. Rawle - oto 6
Mr. Congdon - oto 6 Rev.losephßichardso to 6
Rear-Adm. Dacrcs a to 6 Mr. Stephen Roberts o to 6
Mr. Dansey oto 6 Mr. Richard Rodd o to 6
Mr. Davie - o to 6 Mr. John Row a to 6
Mr. Dunning - oto 6 Mr. Sargent - oto 6
Mr. Elford o to 6 Mr. Andrew Sargent 0,40 6
Mr. Evan. Evans oto 6 Mr. St. Auhyn oto 6
Rev. Mr. Evans o to 6 Mr. lames St.Aubyno so 6
Mr. Fitzgerald, 12;,N.0 to 6 Mr. Henry St. John o
,to 6
Mr. William l'oot oto 6 Mr. Shiells - ato 6
'Mr. Glencross . 0, to 6 Mr. 0. Spty - ato 6
-Mr. L.Gordon,R.N.o le 6 Mr. J. Sanders,R.N.o to 6
Mr.. Nath. Grigg, oto 6 Mr. J. Smith, Dock-
Mr. Grymes - oto 6 Yard - oto 6
Rev'. Win. Gregor, Mr. Jahn Smith a to 6
Cornwall o 6 Mr. Benj. Such , to 6
Capt. Hall, R. N. oto 6 Mr. Soatty - oto 6
Mr. John Harris o to. 6 Mr. Sole - to 6
Mr. Hayward, jun. n to 6 ,Col. Stephens. R. A.o 10 6
Mr. Hicks, Pay-olliceo Its 6. Mr. Swallield, Pa).
Rev. Mr. ilitchins to' 6 office - o to, 6
Mr. floxland o .to 6 Lt.Col.Tench,R.M.,.) to 6
Mr. Thomas jenner oto '6 Mr. Tonkin - 9so 6
Rev. Mr. lope o to 6 Mr. Martin Thomas o to 6'
Right lion. Admiral Mr. Wm. Tucker ato 6
Lord Keith o to :6 Mr. Thomas: White o. to .6
Cain. Keen, R. N. o to 6 Rev. on. Williams o to 6
Mr. Lancaster - oto 6 Mr. Hen. Willisuns,
Mr. Little - •so 6 Pay-oMce ora 6
Mr. Lower o to 6 Licut.Wynter. R. 14.• to 6
Mr. Logger a to 6 Mr. Ceo. Williams o to 6
Mr. Mamcu - aio 6 Mr. Thos. Wolrige oso 6
All future Subscriptions Mill be published.
RICHARD DONNING, Secretary.
NEW,MANUFACTORY.,__

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NIORdAN and SANDERS's New`-
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Chair Beds, with a general Stock of 'Upholstery and Cabinet
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The Imperial Dining Tables are allowed to be the hand-
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elegant Dome Beds, with hew-designed Window Curtains,
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- By MO KG AN and SANDERS,
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N. B. To prevent mistakes, please to ootiee ate Num.
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MARINE
.MANSION,MIRRT,AND LANDS, tiAMP.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At the King's Amt.' nn, Christchurch, on Monday the 6th
at' June ttext, at E lova as C luck in the E orenoon,

Messuage or Nfansioh; late the Resideoce of
Lieutenant General Perkins, deceased, called,tlF.Fell
Ho usE, with all necessary And oonvenient Offices,
Manor or reputed Manor of,Wink ton Lairn, and about eigl;tv
Acres of Arable or Pasture Copse, ;pi Wood Land, lying
ail near the said MSIOII, which 'is delightfully situated on an
eminence, bordering on the New Forest, about three Miles
from the much admited and frequented Cluistchun:h Cow,
of which, the Isle of Wight, and Channel, it commands must
extensive and Picturesque Views ; is surrounded with good
Roads, and in a very, gentl and respalable Neighbourhood,
Such Allotment of Commonable and Waste Land as the
Proprietor of the above Estate will be entitled to, under the
Christchurch inclosure Ad now carrying into execution,
will also be sold, and which will enable a Purchaser -consi-
derably to itnprove and conned the Property. -
Descriptive Particulars may be had ten days previbus to
'the Sale, at the King's Arms, Christchurch ; Ll-
mington ; Antelope, Salisbury; of Mr. Baldwin, Solicitor,
Ringwood; and of Messrs. Blake Cook's-court, Catey
stn:et, Loudon. where a Plan of thAstate may be sceo.-