... Yefterday Mr. Wall, Surgeon to Chrift's Hofpital, refigned the raid Place; and be has alio refigned his Place of Surgeon to the Small-Pox Hofpital in Cold-Bath-Fields. Late on Saturday Evening the Highgate- Stage was (too near Pancrafs-Wafh by a fingle Highwayman ...

... Pains of the Cholick. It is a fovereign and neve, failing Remedy againft Fluxes, fpitting of Blood, Confumptions, Agues, Small-Pox and ; it carries off the moll violent Forel-2, cafes After-Pains, Prevents Mifcarrlages, cures the Rickets in Children; is ...

... Silk-Throwtter near Spittlefields. 'hurfday his Glace the Duke of Mat'borough, Pretident, and the of the Governors of the Small-Pox Hofpital, went to Sc. Ans Church in Holisourn, where an excellrnt Sermon was preach'd t Right Rev. Father in God, Ifaac Lord ...

... certainly take away all difagreeable Rednels, Spots, Pimples, Heats, Roughnefs, Morphew, Worms in the Face, Marks of the Small-pox, Sun•burn, or any other Difcolouring, nor remove all Wrinkles Co perfeftly ; for it quickly makes the Skin become Co incomparably ...

... hundred Pounds and upwards. _ __ _ Thurfday the Right Rev. the Lord Bilhop of Wotcefter paid to the Welkly Committee of the Small-Pox Hofpital a Benciaiftion, , from Richard Dalton, EA; of Foriy Pounds, to be applied to.the Ufe of the Patients affiieted with ...

... never kept her Bed one Day but in Child-bed; the never took any Sort of Medicine, nor ever was let Blood, or had Fever or Small-Pox, or any Diforder that confined her one Day to her Room. She wed Exercife conduit?? about her. Family Affiirs, eAt once a ...

... sot Drcyry at Stilboto 11 4 Conliumption•—• te4 Fever .--. 1 .-. 77 Teeth . .--.. 1 k i. : Convulfion —hg t Small-Pox 34 Tilfic —. s; Males 187 Aisles scs Cbtilkeled Females ti i Buried Feales a 6 a i In all 34 s Il all si7 • InCteted ia tha ...

... the FaClots at or about Michaelmas next. We hear that laft Thurfday Ebener Mullet, Efq; Treafurer of the Hofpital, for the Small-Pox and Inoculation, received a Benefattion of tool. from three Ladies, (befides 40 I. from a Widow Lady, and :el. from a Gentleman ...

... embark there on Board the Surprize Man of War, Capt. Baird, f o r Africa. 1413 Coufin is in a fair Way of Recovery from the Small-Pox. Lail Saturday about nine &Clock at Night, Mr. Phiips,'a Clergyman, awarenor Jones, and two more Gentlemen, returning to ...

... Jiifpr.Ved b be a:Lag - ported Felon rearnei before his Time. lie it about five Flit five high, will let, pitted with the Small-Pox, had ert a /;It brown If and a blue Oat and Waificoot ; Ay; he it a Stafinlfliire Alan ; that about tu'o Year' he /hipped ...

... Cummitarier at Pails; being fenhble that the mod Mats will at be found with the firssfl &misfires. On Saturday lad died, of the Small-Pox, at Dunkirks near floc. ford, Mr. Tnomas Giubb, one of the People called (butters. li e was a loving Brother, a kind Uncle ...

... Account of the wonderful Centaur, with his Figure. 7. Ideas how excited._ _ S. Judgment on two Athiefts. 9. Riortality by the Small-Pox natural and inoculated compared. o. Voltaire's Hiftory of Cr u- On Tuesday laft died at Kenfington, Opt. James Hartop, a ...