The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-05 00:00:00

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To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK.
Ladies and Gentlemen, •
BEING convinced from the-Al;ility, Knowledge,
and Uprightness which Mr. Richard Twining has ip
long course of years displayed in the many important Dis.
cussions of the Company's Affairs which have taken place
in your General Courts., that his Talents and E xpertence
would be an Acquisition to the Direaion for the vacant Seat
in which he is now a Candidate, We, .from a sense of Duty,
take the liberty earnestly to recommend him to your favour
and support.

We have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
'Your roost obedient humble Servants,
East India Honse,
llet:. 27, tBo9, CAMPI3ELL MAIORIBANKS,
' T. THEOPHI,LUS METCALFE,

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CHAS, MILLS,
GEORGE MIL I.,ET'fo
'AMES PATTERSON,
RICH. CHICHELY,PLOWDEN,
ABRAHAM, ROBARTS,
G. ABERCROMBIE 'ROBINSON,
SWEENY TOONE,
CHARLES GRANT,
WM. AxTELL,
RANCIS BARING,
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011 N BF:BB,
}AMES DANIELL,
W. FIT LLARTON ELPHINSTONE,
fOliN HUDDLESTON,
HUGH, ING,LIS,
iOHN" INGLIS,
IOHN lACKSON'.

ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION,
44, BROAD-STREET, GOLDEN-SQUARE.
A QUARTERLY GENERAL .COURT of the
1'.1.. GOVERNORS of this INSTITUTION will be
held on Tuesday the 9th instant, at twao'clock precisely.
By Order of phe Board,
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R. DURHAM, Secretary.
K.B. Vaccination continues to be performed, gratuitously,
and-Matter sappliett to Subseribers and `others„every Tues-
day and Friday et On 6'clock.;. under the Management of
Drs. Parson, NeLiun, and Sutton ; Thos. Keate, "Toy.
Paine, Thompson Forster, and j. Heaviside; C. Car-
Pue, Ddratt, Wm. Wadd, F. Rivers, E. Brande, and
R. Ogle, and P. D'e Brityni Esqrs. Visiting Apotheca-
ries:
. The late authentic instance's of Failure after Vaccination,
demomd from this Institution art explicit declafation 'or. the ,
results of experience on this point torten Solid years from its
establishment ; during the course of the first five years the-
al leged :examples of., Failure not being substantiated by just
evidence, the Institution saw no facts to render question-
able :the unqualified 'assertion of the promulgator " that
those who have undergone the Cow PocK,Ure for lite unsus-
eeptible of the Small Pox." Each subsequent.year, how—
'ever, has,-furliished Ca-3es, of Failure on conelusive evidence,
- progressively increasing in 'number. Not withstanding. these
adverse eccurrenees, our experience justifies the opinion.
that Vaccination is eminently beneficial to the community
and the individuals,
Ist. Because a very,large proportion of Vactrinated Persons
have been -unsusceptible of the Small Pox, on trial of the
most decisive tests. - • •
ad. Because. a very small proportion of Cases excepted;
the Small ,Pox subsequent to the CeW Puck, is a milder of
feetion than the slightest Cases of Indculated Small Pox.
3d, Because the chance of death Is far less in such cases of
Sinall l'ox, thatt,eVen in Inockulated Sinall Pox.
4111. Beeitusu-secUrity equal' to that 91, Small Pox may be
,given by the hairoless practice of a second Inoculation, as
lung ago•recommencled by this institution.
It is considered however, that the ell Eds of the. Vaccine
Infection have hitherto beea but partially investigated, and
the results of farther experience. and observation, of wititch
records will continue to be preserved, will not fail to,be re-
ported,
The Institution is supported by the Voluntary Subscrip-
tions of the Public, and by those of the Medical Establish-
ment, who have no pecuniary eritolument;
'Ten Guineas constitutes a Life Governor ; and one Guinea
a yearly one.
. Subscriptions are received by Mr. Durhao,
44, Broad_
street ; of by Messrs. Noble apd Co's. Bankers, Pall
Mall.