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London, England, 1810-01-06 00:00:00

TO THE PIkORRIETORS OF 2411 T, itiOLVSIOCICI
LAIMS *Hi OSSITIAIIIM4 • • •
rr.HE Election orikopirentor in the room of the late
Sir WILLIAM MOSLEY, Dart. having been fixed' for
Tuesday the 16th bibeint;l earnestly stalk the atteallanosalny
Friends at the Billet ; mid at the same time, I seem antefsdly
acknowledge the icy makes:ben I have eepesitseced grew
the Proprkettn r lenerol, edit& allerd me confident hopes of
success. I beg leave to assure yon, that I sin a Cksdktiat ter
your suffrages, with principle perfeedy Independent; std MAN
I become the object of your choke on the present aocasion,l
pledge myself to support your. rights es Proprietors, and to de-
vote what knowledge of your affairs I may haire acquired, during '
, a service of upwards of Twenty-two years in India, to the pto-
I motion of your real interests.
I I anxiously wish to pay my petsenal respects to every Petisae-
tor, in or near London ; bet if, from the (=tinsel changes of
residence in so extensive a caulrus, my design in that respect
should be frustrated,l have only to hope the omission shay not be
attributed to my intentional neglect or disrespect.
I have the honnorto remain, respectfully,
Ladles and Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful servant, .
JOHN BLADEN 'TAYLOR.
No. 40, Dc•vonshire place, Ist lan. 1810.
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Tavern, where he particularly requests the attendance of his
friends, as often as they can make it convenknt.

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ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK thiSftTU'llON,
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• No. 44, brand-susset, Golden square.
A QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the
-k• GovzßktoßsOf this INaTITUTICOI, will ,be held on
Tuesday the 9th instant, it Two eclOck peei y. .
By Order of the Board, R. DURHAM, Secretary.
B. Vaccination continues to be performed gratuitously, and
Matter sapiddeCto Subscribers and others every Tuesday and
Friday, at II& n'Cloch, under the management of /Drs. Pearson,
Nelson and-dialui, T. IDente,oF:Paysse, J. Forster, J. Heaviside,
.14,02acpueved....40040, W. Yfasdd. A Rivers, IL- anomie, 1.
Q~lis and P. De Bruyn,Esqrs.
. The late zuthentic instafices of failure after Vaccination de-
mand from this Institution an explicit declaration of the results of
experience on this point for teu solid years from its establish-
ment. During the course of the first live yr.trs the elk:dyed ex-
amples of failure not being ,substandated by just evidence, the
Institution saw no facts to render questionable the unqualified as-
sertion of the Promulgator, that those who have undergone the •
Cow-Pox, are for life unsuseeptible of the Small-Pox; each sub-
sequent year, however, has furnished cases of failure on conclu-
sive evidence, progressively increasing in number. Notwith-
standing these adverse occurrences, our experience justifies the
opinion that Vaccination is eminently beneficial to the commu-
nity and the individuals.
Ist. Because a very large proportion of Vaccinated Persons
have been unsusceptible of the Small-Pox on trial of the most de-
cisive tests.--ltdly. Because a very small proportion of cares ex-
cepted, the Small-Pox, subsequent to Cow-Pock, Is a milder af-
fection. than the slightest cases of inoculated Small-Pox.--/Idly.
Because the chance of death is far less in such cases of Small.;
Pox, than even in inoculated Senall•Pox.--4thly. Because sectisel
rity equal to that of Small-Pox, may be given by the harnilees
practice of a second inoculation, as long ago recommended by
this Institution.
It is considered, however, that the effects of the Vaccine in-
fection have hitherto been but partially investigated, and the re-
sults of further experience and observations, of whish records will
continue to be preserved, will not fall to be reported.
The Institution is supported by the voluntary subscriptions of
•the Public, and by those of the Medical Establishment who have
no pecuniat y' ensolumest. Ten Guineas constitute a Life Omer-
nor, and One Guinea a Yearly one.
Subscriptions are received by Mr. Durham, 44, Bread-street ;
Messrs. Noble and Co. Bankers, Pall-Mail.

COUNTY OF LINCOLN LUNATIC ASYLUM.
A T a MEETING i)f the COMMITTEE of BE-
NEFACTOIS to the intended LUNATIC ASYLUM,
held at the County Hospital, at Lincoln, on Thursday, the 24th
of October, 18C9,

PRESENT,
The Right Hon. Lord BROWNLOW, In the Chair,
C. Chaplin, lEsq. M. P. F. Otter, Esq.
J. Cracroft, Esq. • Rev. F. Massingberd
Charles Mainwar:ng, Esq. Rev. V. P. Litt'Males
kieury Hutton, Esq. Rev. John Nelson
Rev. Archdeacon lilingworth Rev. John Carter.
A. Cookson, M. D.
Mr. I DIGLtalAn having made s satisfactory Report respecting
the particulars of an Estimate for erecting the Asylum and ap-
propriate Buildings, and it appearing to this Meeting that the
addition of fifteen hundred pounds at least will be required to
cam the intended plan into eseestion,
Resolved, therefore That an Advertbement be legated in
the STAR, Courier, mil Times, requesting the benevolent asks-
tufa of such non-resident Noblemen and Gentlemen as have
property in the Coenty, and have not hitherto emanated to the
furtherance of this Charitable institution.
Oftnea) BROWNLOW.
in conformity with this Resolution, the Committee beg leave
earnestly to invite the attention of those Noblemen and Gentle-
men, who, having property in the County, have hitherto been ig-
norant of the advanced state of the Charity, and to solicit their'
benevolent aid, without which, from the magnitude of the Bate-
facdons of the resident Inhabitants, it may la justly feared a long
time must elapas before this necessaq work can be completed.
The Committee cannot persuade themselves, that, in this eq.
lightened age, any arguments can be necessary to induce persons,
according to their means, to subscribe to so desirable an institu-
tion. But they trust they may be pardoned for suggesting that it
is in a particular manner calculated to benefit the occupiers of
small farms, who in themselves or their families are sateen.
from the calamitous visitation of insanity, which, In addition to
other great and dreadful evils, creates a heavy and not name
queutly a ruinous expeace.
Benefactions are received at Messrs. Smith, Payne and Smith,
London; or Mr. George Moore, Secretary, Lincoln.
Present savant of Benefactions, including interest received on
Lubfqttrx Bills, ,F; 5t9. Us. ad.
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041'e.46.

Adiji _
_ ___.. That the WIDOWS
,40.1riptagstrrwricuts 54 his
wit be-pelt their pit Year% Peissitia or
_ any Of Diteileber bit,* I& We 7418Varet
4 liderstaftheils Platen; Esq. "Pareaseer the •
Ms. The Widows etCepleins, Qemosilmices, Use.
aillageera, es diendop the ittle of ahis instant Jeanie
411.:44114114;101=.114 Guilir-srPtalatta
Ant Ass WoisdikbY the tan ; 'antes nary • '
i: 1101117 lir beers of tee AA twee". Mita.
oil%
ffidows who Weli* 14110.10 and the pacts a Own hp lake .
*tin. that their Assieserilleecty wilkaot be
iiewe iin to ritOire the game ;. or thit -OW
haws alio the &baster and Churehwitsdeier. the.
Paths -e below tei, ninny *u cause of Wit tubing%
ited•dater any woman why Shay ..
. said Closing, no* the protegee et •
mire, e* within the cateisaateiseei es-
redly ei, die Gonnternberit the ht
if Fifty per Omit. wee whet AM be
such lends, irbick sten he pakten say
id detect the same.
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CHELSEA HOSPITAL, •
' Jammer 3,11110 t
THESE we. by Order of the Right Honotirabbr
ne- die*Lardie and ethers, Commissioners fog thanastew the
Albin oft* Royal Katrina at Chelsea, to give Node% 'lles all
Ohi.Penelimets helot** to the said Hospital, rosidio4 be Lea-
ds% or, whhif. twenty-Ave miles thereof, are required to Copier
pens:sally and regimentally, at the Secretary's Once In the said
Hospital, oe doe respective daps, and is their different dean to
eceatding to their several Wesel Passim, as underepoutpoeitt
whip a:teaser.e will be glees from Woe o'clock to the morning
anti three in. afterneou, for the payment of 'Half a Year's
Pension is advance to Milinnuner next with the sioginemasion
In 'to their disability end length of. ender, itedrane
• lis 'thee reguistioes in their favour. 1 .
.00. MONDAY, January the oth. . .
The Pensioners at 6d. per day, frosts the different Itgisi-
- meats of Cavalry, Foot Guards, with all the Regiments or Cory&
off infantry.
On TUESDAY, the 9th. . •
Those at pd. per day, from the several Regiments of Cut=
ask,. Foot. Gazed., Use Ist Regiment of foot, to the tillth Ur
agave. •
On WEDNESDAY, the 10th.
Ttsoseot Dd. per day, from the 70th Regiment: of Peek with
the remising Regimens or Corps, as also the Pensigneess
per day, item all the Regiments of Cavalry, with the threeraqa-
„resat et Foitaiiords. .. •
On THURSDAY, the 11th.
Those at Is. per day, from the Ist Regiustut of root, with dl
the
remandorltssimeont se iffirepe.
On FRIDAY, the 12th.
Those 'Pensioners from any Regiment or Corps at Is. Ogd.
Is. ld. Is. lid. and Is. 2d. per day.
On SATURDAY, the 13th.
Mote et Is. 24d. and Is. 3d. per day.
On MONDAY, the 15th.
Those at Is. 3141. per day, with those of the different rates
upwards to 2s. per day inclusive.
On TUESDAY, the ifith.
Those at 2s. 0!d. per day, and upwards • those from the
Militia at 3d. per day, with the private Gentlemen who receive
Annuities front the late Ist and 2d Troops of Horse Guards.
And that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital,
who live at a greater distance than twenty-five miles from Lon-
don, and those in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required and
after the 25th of June next, and after every sac.
Of December and 25th of Jute, until further orders,
1:41Z to one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, in the
=bood where they reside, and make the foilowing
rwhich the said Magistrate fur the County, City, Bo-
eoughior Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears, will sign
and date, viz.
• 0 came before me, one of his Majesty's Justices
's of the Peace for the County of , and made oath,
" that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of Chelsea Hospi.
,'a sal, on the day of 17 , (or 18 ,) from
" the .. Regiment of , commanded by
, was then aged about years, saved in the
is army years, was discharged fur , and tie
• he is no otherwise provided for by the Public but as a
I" Pensioner of the said Hospital, at per day, and now
" lives in the Parish of , in the County of
" Swore before me, , this day
" of , 1810."
The affidavit drawn according to the above form, sworn be-
fore, dated and attested by a Magistrire, is to be put up in a
cover, and sent by the General Post directed thus. "'T the
" Right Honou7ablethe Paymaster-Gene:al of his Majesty'.
" Land-Forces' London," marking on the cover, " Chels.:a-
-" Pensioner's Affidavit ;" and counterputs' or duplicates of
the said affidavits, are to be reserved by the Out-Pensioners re-
spectively, to be exhibited to ,such persons as ;Lail be directed
to pay than, the they may be sathlied that all such as may
claim Ont-Pensions are the real perilous entitled to receive
the same.
Attd to the end that the Commissioners for the Affairs of Chel-
sea Hospital may be satisfied that the Pensioners ace the same
Persons Who have passed their examination, it is hereby furrier
directed that such of them who have served in and have been dis-
charged from any of the Regiments, or Independent Companies
of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not to mention in
their affidavits such Regiment or Company of Invalids, or Royal
Veteran Battalions, in which they served last, but the Regi...
meet, Troop, or Corps of the Army, from which they were
first discharged and reconunendeci, and received at Chelsea
Hospital.
The Pensioners are particularly to take notice, that the half-
yearly payments after Christmas are regulated, as to the place of
payment, by the musters at Chelsea, or the affidavits sent as
above, after the Midsummer prece ing, and that the Midsummer
payment is in like manner regulated by the musters or affidavits
after the Christmas preceding.
It is also ordered and directed, that no person who shalt el anis
the place of hie abode given in at his muster, or specified in his
affidavit atofeesid, and who may apply for hi:Pension (excepting
to the Olken of hubs nearest such place of abode), shall receive
„the same, unless it appears, by the certifisate of respectabie pa-
sons,that such removal was through unavoidable necessity, which
he or they could not foresee or prevent ; and that if any Pen.
' eloper shall fiudalently attempt to receive a double par. eat oe
the Pension either at Chelsea, or at differerent places,lke shad be
struck off the hes. •
Lastly, h is notified, that none will be entered upon the pay. •
Site of the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive any benefit
' therefrom, who shalt dot act agreeably to these enders and dines
dons; particularly in sending their half-yearly afiltbjeits to the
Paymaster-General, as above directed, and to no other Anti
which several of the Pensioners have rf due ether neglected to
do, or sort them Irregularly to ether Departene:A..
i G. AUST,
• S•nrcary sad itaatittah
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