... a Letter from Lewes, in Suflex, dattd May 5. 4 Mr. Hovers, a Farmer at Findon, had two of his 4 Sona inoculated for the Small-pox at Lanceing, who « vyith five other Boys, -were under the Care of Mr; * Penfold of Steyning, and they ali happily recovered* ...

... An Extraft ofa Letter from Boflon tn New-England, doted lune S, • IV Small-pox has raged here for leveral Months « paft, but not mortal till of late : Laft Week %j Whites c and 8 Blacks died. ' They have inoculated with good * Succefs, for but of 2500 ...

... A Way to preferve the Face from being pitted with the Small-Pox. After the Eruption, and when the Puftulas begin tofwell and be filled wiih the Pus or Matter, take Chalk thoroughly pulverized, and mix it with freih Cream foas to make a kind of Liquid ...

... Prifoners. He fays that, immediately after the Battle,' that Mo- narch finding in a Village ?? Officer ill a- Bed of the Small-Pox, told his Majefty that he fubmitted to him as his Prifoher ; to which the King of Pruffia very gallantly replied, « That ...

... the River, with 4000 Troops on board a that there had been a Fire at Quebec, which had def-royed 70 Houfes, and that the Small-Pox was in that City, and carried off great Numbers; nnd that there had likewife been a Fire at Montreal, which dcftroyed one ...

... the Departure of the Duke de Nivernois, waa charged with the Affairs of the Crown of France at this Court, is dead of the Small-Pox, which Diftemper has made great Havock in this City for fome time paft. Paris, Oft. 6. We learn from Picardie, that there ...

... firming Soups Sorts Wnes peparing Variety light proper for Sick c Stomachs : Receipts which now infalli s'c prevent Tons Smallpox or any other certain ' Bite of Mad Dog Nottramsof Value ARABELLA FAIRFAX C under London’ be Hasmony j choice CoHetlidn hitherto ...

... about fifty Houfes) except four Houfes. Brijlol, June 6. We have Letters by the Halifax from Bofton in New-England, that the Small-Pox had • been fo rife in that City, as to intimidate the Inhabitants as though a Plague had been among them : That many of them ...

... drinking of fpirituous Liquors, efpe- cially Whifkey, is now become fo common, that more People are killed by them, than by Small-Pox, Fevers, broken Limbs, Accidents, and all other Diftempers put together. And we are credibly informed, that in one Dram Shop ...

... of this City. Some Weeks paft the Grave Digger at Chelwood in Somerfetfhire opened a-Grave, whereina Man, who died of the Small-Pox, had been interred about thirty Years ago. By the Deceafed's Defire, he was buried in an Oak Coffin, which was nowfo firm ...

... Crime of Murder only. . We hear from Warrington, that one Richard Quick, of thet Town, aged 96, is juft recovered from the Small-pox, and has had them exceeding thick; and that the Diftemper among the horned Cattle is entirely ceafed in that Neighbourhood ...

... the' youngeft Daughter ot Sir Thomas Palmer, Ba*rt. Knight of the Shire for the County of Leicefter. She fell iif of the Small-Pox the third Day aftet her Marriage to Mr. Medley on the 2d Inftant. Some Letters from Paris ( by the Way of Oftend V fay, that ...