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To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.

'LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
A N aaive.Canvas being already commenced for
L -V your ftiffrages at the Annual Eledlion of Diredlors In April
next, permit me, at prefent nut of the Direiftiou by rotation, to
make you again a molt refpetiful tender of my fervices, and to
rack the honour of your fupport on that occafion.
It is now more th.in twelve years lince, after having been en
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In an addrefs like the prefant it may be allowed me to fay, what
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Concerns with diligence and earneftnefs, and have made the interefts
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If on fuck rounds as there you (hall be pleated to continue the
confidence with which you have hitherto favoured me, it will he
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have endeavoured to be in time paft,
Ladies and Gentlemen,

Your faitliTul and obedient (errant,
Ruffel fquare,Feb. 2. 1807. CHARLES GRANT.

KOTZEBUE.

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3. His TRAVELS through ITALY, third Edition, four vols. 20a
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4 Hi. NOVELLETTZS, or Romances, Tales, &c. &c. efteemed
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ACOLLECTION of SONGS, Moral, Senti-
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1 • MARCH
,;, 1807.
GOVERNORS of the LONDON HOS-
PITAL find themfdves called upon to intereft the Public in
general in favour of this meritorious FAtabliffimeut of Charity.and
hope to experience the liberal ruppnrt which the Caufe of the
Poor and Afflicted requires at this time.
The Hofpital is a fpacious and convenient Building, well adapt-
ed to fulfil the intention of the benevolent Founders, contaieing
Eighteen Wards, capable of receiving nearly Four Hundred Pa-
tients: only Seven Wards can be opened, on account of the low
Itate of the Funds of the Houle.
front the Reports of the Phyficians and Surgeons it appears,
that on every day appointed for the admiftion of Patients. numbers
of diftreffed Objeds apply, whom the Attending Committee are
obliged to refute; they can feted only the molt urgent cares—farty•
nine/mill:rabic Perfoos were in the hit week fent away—of. there
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Neighbourbood, in which the poor are very numerous, and opus
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tunate Sufferers are received at any hour of the day or night with-
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interior arrangement is concluded on the molt humane and judi.
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which would be prodnetive• of fuel incalculable benefits to the
Poor, and advantage to the Public, will be (mall, compared with
that attending any new Inflitudon. The Building is complete;
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the particular of Maintenance, little more than the prcrecit ex-
pences will beincurred by the relief of nearly two hundred and fifty
additional Patients.
The Public at large benefits greatly from there ureftil MAlM-
ments. They are the principal Schools for the formation of SA.-
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Army and Navy, where the want of a rafficient number of lkil:ul
and well pradtifed Profeffors has long been feverely felt.
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they feel a confidence that every individual, and many Public bo-
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ufettil work, and that the Metropolis will livid forth on this, as on
fo many other ocesfions, a ghtrious example of ureful beneficence.
Every benefadion, however final the amount, will be muft
thankfully accepted for the Hofpital.
By Ordef of the Special Committee,
THOMAS ROWCROFT, Chairman.
BENEFACTIONS:
Subferibed at the Meeting 26th of February
ADDI rIONAL StrISSCRIPTIONS :

£ 4943 S

LONDON DOCK COMPANY - 500 0
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Sir Francis Baring, Bart. Perry's, Wells's, and
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