... th* County Kent; now in the Occupa tion the Widow Hoi and*, Tenant Will, the yearly Rent of 31. ios. The Premifes are all typhoid. For further Pai'iculars enquire of Melf, and Rutkolos, Foikitone. To be Sold A U T v On TUESDAY the 6th Day OI March next ...

... exclearly evinced, and bow it could sea thought otherwise, on its first the Medical of the Garrison, !sing as all fevers of the typhoid this evidently belongs) are nrUvero be capable of being propagated ual to another, either by contatt, or A arising from the ...

... proportioned to the ige of the person, every evening at an hour ; which pralliee I generally adopt,in all fe.llven of the typhoid cla4s, and with a very good effort. Howl% pointed out tfmmeans which I think most gaily to procure a tatrourable termination ...

... portion(..d to the age of the person, every ev:ening early hnur ; which pradice I generally' adopt in all fevers of the typhoid class, and with a very good 'flay it pointed out the means which I think Most likely to procure a favourable - termination ...

... possibly have b« thought otherwise, first Appearance, the Medical Staff of the Garrison, is truly astonishing; all fevers of the typhoid W (to which this evidently belongs) aru universally admitted to be capable being propa-' gated from one individual to another ...

... proportioned i - the age the person, every evening at early hour; which practice 1 generally ad«*pt, in all fevers cf the typhoid class, and with very good effect. Having pointed out the means which I think most likely procure favourable termination of ...

... . otlierwife, on its firtt !Ppearance, by the Medical Staff Of the Garrifon, 1 1 truly attonithing; as all fevers of the typhoid v `ars (to which this, evidently belongs) are unl. ritlly admitted to be capable of being propal Med from one individual to ...

... othetwife, ott its firft appear- anre, by the medical flaff of the garInion, is tmuly af- toniining; :as all fevers of the typhoid clafs kto vvhich this evidently belorgs) are univcrfally admitted to be capable of being propagated from one individual to ...

... -is contagious experience clearly evinced havebeen otherwife on its appearance by of the Garrifon is truly as all fevers typhoid (to which evidently are univertally admitted capable one another either by comacf or by inhaling rhe effluvia aiifing from ...

... %theme, char.', M o i r e., Trust, or Wol, lit far a. the etoffend. email 1i,.. b. en its chanta..le 6th, Yew ter ()typhoid., bona h4e, belonging to any Person rt.:t being a Subjs..% Hie Majesty. and not resident in th alt Pe:ore e!aimnte hark I:orison/a ...

... had been previonfly killed outright Jena, Weimar and Berlin) —is wounded in the fool—fpeeehlcfs from indlgcftiou—dyingof a typhoid fever—has let off from the Army, caly ftages, forßerlin, moft likely to die,” the y of difeafe, famine, and defeat ! Bonaparte ...

... sad de wail 0 to the In.kl.iess of th. winter, theta le moat remaining *3 haw, hues Sheep rowed bit lance. Tic fairs have %typhoid •oh lean La, Sheep, Cows, an I Cave,. ix Wipe n a at good ,46i0-. S us pig are such in rigged for ti.e des:). The C.onts, ...