... crl ried by a vey coiisilerablc majority. Agaiilst whicb five rremtbnrs disseoted. i fie motlotility occasioned by tile small-pox, in the cidty of Westinitister, is great almost. he vond example. ihere is scarcely a house in St. An ie's parish, with chil' ...

... INoCULATIONS, intended for Head, of.Families and Clergymen, as well as the Faculty. By JOSEPlH ADAMS, M.D. is rh115ician to the Small-Pox Hospital, to the N,,, le Finsbury Dispensary, Autisor- of thle Treatise on te MorlssiO F'oisons, &C. of Printed for Richard ...

... to sitb l tbIii. Tlle tirnt fcultim coetesiiis the n stvi-I . 'lts oecolid the i sits- h Il ber who hasve diedl of tire small-pox in that city, re 1PSt, Sermond. Pirst. Si-ond. o IiP2 4013 1302 Jtl: lis:11 ?? I~~,S3 91 IQ4 21 1 184 1233 1495 I133 I 81 ...

... it) the edjoitiling disttict. T'hrvugh tht different couuties of Eiiglaull, thie practice ?? is becoming general, and tihe Small-pox is gradually declining ; aed evetA in London, where the opposition to the new riocu- lation has heer. most violc nt, Ai is ...

... females is as 100lo 128. During the first 30 years of t lhe eighteenth ren- tury, the ntumbir of deaths in 1Endon, flora small-pox was 24 opt ft .1000 ., in the 30 years of tht sanie, the deaths from the same cauie, were about uie-temmthl of tle whole ...

... ter 1O01z.1.-Niarshnil Berthier has 1;rmally re- sid nouinctl all clairia to the Sovereignty of Neuf- bo cliatel, - The small-pox having broken out in a of popuilouisa quarter of Rome, his Holiness re- aid cjuiniielnled vaccillatioin as a precious discovery ...

... lii s of many Yeais standing; also Pains and Gid- dliiess in the Head, Discharge of Matter from the I u.l s, left by the Small-Pox, Fevers, &-c. liie cures Epileptic, Convulsion, and all Kinds of I its, likewise all the melancholy Train of Nciiv tr lisorders ...

... Daf- ness of itanm Xeea0s taiceing; also Paies rien (;il di ess in thle IIedL, Diselargu of itte ii t[le Ears, left by tile Small-Pox, Fevers, -&c. lie cures Lpileptip, Conrvnision, and all ixiils of Fits; likewcise all the melce-c Iol' Te eln of Nervous ...

... Age, about' Feet 9 Inches high, (lark Brown Hair, c anr dark Complexion ; has a Scar on One Cheek a t t me arked with the Small-Pox, stout over the I } Fhouiders IDsag Chin, holds his HIcad dosso, and fee- a quzeely strokes his Chin; a Piere of One of hids ...

... living; practical Remarks on the rame of ?? Sir Samuel Itomilly: tise elfects of Cow-Pox in aggravating Measles-and mitigating Small-Pox; the etlccts of high andlow situations on -Pulmonary, Conh. sumptive, and on elderly subjects; Remedies for gene. 4 ral Dehil ...

... who have passed through either natural w ' or inoculated small-pox are notex'enipted from this P a- disease, and that in these also it is modlilfiedor rendered. r milder, by the previous small-pox, a circumstance which T e Mr. Bryce had previously noticet ...

... purifying tire: blood aitd cleansing frontiall rupjtidns obecding from eolds, - slirfeits, or gross hunmours ?? afterth eel, small-pox,, cow- jox, innoeulaoion, &C-Sold in Pack ers, at only 9id., each. ..CALEDONIAN CREA, or VEGETA1I- LOTION for -tide Itch ...