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... Augufta 60, Tilbury 60, and Ifis 50, are to immediately fitted Out for the Sea. There is Advice from Antigua, that the Small-Pox hat late made great Havoclc in that liland, but thev have fallen upon the Method of Inoculation with great Succefc, and pra&ife ...
... , who is in the feventh Month of her Pregnancy, enjoys perfea Health. Madame de Voifins is quite out of Danger from the Small-Pox. On the Second and Fifth we had two Tempefts ; in the former the Lightning fell in the Thuilleries, but without doing any ...
... had both of them Fetters on their when they broke out.— —.W>A five Feet nine Inches high, thin vifaped, mark'd with the Small-Pox ; wore a dark pmtcl Wig, and light coloured Clojths. is five Feet fix Inches high, fair cornplexioned, wore Rarcn-grcy Coat ...
... after Fe. vars, Small-Pox, fee. whkh are en the of many People, botlt Sexes, being rjuite deprived that lovely Ornament the Hair, which was the full molt graceful Ap. pcararce of Ka'urc. Fhirdly, It is of great Ufc after the Small-Pox, preventing any ...
... greateft Reputation, makes it almoft necdlefs to mention their fuperior Excellence in the Cure of that dreadful Diftemper the Small-pox, which by this Medicine is rendered no more dangerous than any common Eruption, being poflefled with that fpecifick Virtue ...
... irritable Parts of Animals. V. Account of'ff'hjtt't Phifiological Efiays. VI. Verfes to a young Lady, on her having the Small-pox. VII. Prologue and Epilogue to dtheiflan, new Tragedy. VIII. Ode the Memory of Shakejpeare, Mr. Harvard. IX. Ode to Memory ...
... Mafter's Service, where he (hall accepted. He is thin made Lad, about five Feet five fix Inches high, very much pitted with the Small-Pox } about 19 or Years old light coloured Hair, curled all over his Head in a particular Manner: Had when he went away, a turned ...
... to his Sentence, executed at Dorcheftcr, on Monday laft, about four ?? in the Afternoon. One Day laft Week died, of tiie Small-Pox, at Coomb near Salifbury, Thomas Grevillc, who caught the Diftemper in London the Beginning of laft Month, when he took his ...
... CefTation of the great Drought, which has prevailed for fome Weeks in this City and Neighbourhood, and of the Havock made by the Small-Pox. Bruffels, Nov. 11. The States of Brabant are fe- parated without having granted a Subfidy demanded by the Emprefs-Queen ...
... of Penthtevre is fo much better, that there ire great Hopes of her Recovery. Ihe Dutchefs of Orleans is taken ill of the Small-Pox, but, as it is a very good Sort, we hope fhe will foon be out of Danger. The Curate ofthe Pariih of St. Nicolas dcs Champs ...
... this Day for Brefl, to take the Command of twentyfive Ships of the Line. According to the lafl Letters from Quebeck, the Small-Pox makes great Havock at Canada, that the Governor hath been obliged to write for Reinforcements to fill the Vacancies occafioned ...
... of this Payer. Letters (Poft-paid ) duly anfwcred. The Lottery begins Drawing the 13th November. SEXTON’s POWDER, For tht SMALLPOX and FEVERS; HAVING merited the Public Attention, from Proofs it’s Succcfs, in Hundreds of Cafes in Families of and the greateft ...