... inoculation. Pra ilic Inoculation in the Small-Pox and its fir prizing Succefs, is at prefent generally known ; and that it has been the Means offaving the Lives of'Thoti- of Children, and ofpreferving them from the difagreeable Confequences ariftng from ...

... about five Feet five Inches high, had on a Blue-grey Coat, and a Blue Waitlcoat with Gold Twill, was much fcarr'd with the Small-Pox, and had fhort curl'd Hair. — Alfo, on the fame Night, together with the above. ANTOINE DIERENS, about thirty-fix Years of ...

... about five Feet five Indies high, had on a Blue-grey ?? and a Blue Waillcoat with Gobi Twill, was much i'cari'd with the Small-Pox, and had fhort cuil'd Hair. — Alfo, on the fame Night, together with the above, AN T OI N E DIE R E N S, about thiity-tix ...

... compared with who are taken off the Difeafe in its natural Courfe. Nor is it commonly known, that the had EffeCts ef the Small-Pox, which often remain through Life, even when the Difeafe does not prove fatal, are much more frequent when fuffered to take ...

... “Ww ak ef no Fee Je ohheiic. He fet cown, Of whom may be bad The Suficiency of R+ Nam Turner, jun. So Addvefs to ] for the Smallpox, by the er Huidr ‘ ITYs mma nenced the RUNAW AY A PPR} EN ears. ABOUT A FORTNIGHT A W AMUEL ROGERS, Parit! to Mr Groxce of ...

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... laid Richard Hall is betwixt iS and Years Age, almut five Feet four Inches high, has Hank black Hair, Jitrlc pitied with the Smallpox, and has large Nofe. He had blue Coat, Leather Breeches, (biped VVaiftcoat, a douched Hat, a Pair ftrong Shoes, and a Pair ...

... Hall is betwixt 18 and 19 Years of Age, about live t’coi four Inches high, has flank black. Hair, is little pitted with the Smallpox, and has large Nole. h:ul blue Coat, Leather breeches, flripevl w ailtcuat, a ilouchcd Hat, a Pair ll.ur.g Shoes, and Pair ...

... -riaue portions to any icn youn-.- women whom his tuecutors lhall think del'crvihg. Vcllerday fe'nhightin London, of the Small-Pox, the Rev. Oliver Naylor, M. A. kcttorof Morpeth, which liring he had enjoyed ;o years.— lt is in the gilt oi' the Kight Hun ...

... is betwixt tS and iq Years of Age, is about four Feet four Incites high, itas Hank black Hair, is a little pitted with the Smallpox, and lias a large Note. had a blue Coat, Leather Breeches, ftriped Waiftcoat, a douched Hat, a Fair ot lining Shoes, and ...

... Adelaide was taken ill, and jrefterclay her filler Madame , Sophie : The fymptoms leave no doubt that their diforder is the Small-pox. Madame Vittoire was likewifc a little indifpofed; but there appearing no fymptoms of the Small Sx, (he was immediately removed ...

... the natural Small-Pox, where the fever was not great, until the patients were confined their beds. The Faculty met twice a week, to confult Any particular caies that occurred. g. Eight the inoculated were feized with the natural Small-Pox within five ...