... Cummin**-, a travelling Chapman, who, it appears, was often difordered in his Mind. A Child of his died this Morning of the Small-Pox, which when he difcovered, in a Fit of Madnefs he killed his Wife and his Maid Servant with an Axe, and afterwards attempted ...

... AMERICAN. NEWS. Quebec, Dec. 27. We hear from Montreal, that the Week before la ...

... feized with the Small-Pox, and feemed to be in a very fair Way of doing well. The Princefs Viftoria having had a Fever and a violent Head-ach for fome Days, it was thought proper to bleed her feveral Times ; and laft Night the Small-Pox broke out upon ...

... 0 2T^^ S^^ f:^ ?? N M °nday her Royal % ?? ?? laide was taken ill, and pofed, but there ap- pearing no Symptoms of the Small-Pox, fhe was immediately removed to the Grand Chateau de Choify ; which Place his Moft Chriftian Majefty and the Royal Family ...

... Condition, his Majefty having fignified his Intention of viewing his Navy himfelf, immedi- ately after his recovery from the Small-Pox.— Ditto. The Bifhop of Rochefter is now dangeroufly ill at his Seat near Brentford ; and it is expected, from his Lord-hip's ...

... the Year 1670. The Difeafe ufually termi- nates on the eighth Day, and requires nearly tbe fame Method of Treatment as the Small-Pox. The French Phyficians have, with great Proprie- ty, advertifed the public againft adopting a hot Regimen, and what the medical ...

... by feveral Attendants. All the Fleets are failed from Spithead. The Manchefter Regiment, which has been very bad of the Small-pox, is, with Governor Boyd, gone to Gibraltar. Admiral Keppel will fee them fafe paft Breft. And they muft take their Chance ...

... makes it bear the Appearance of Truth, ftill it wants Confirmation. Versailles, (France) May 8. The sth of this Month the Small-Pox, with which his Majefty is attacked, made great Progrefs ; the Return of the Fever at Night was more violent than before ...

... fea-fick ; but it is given out that he is returned to Paris only to be prefent at the Inoculation of his two Sons for the Small-Pox. Gen. Ellliott, whom commands at Gibraltar, affures Government, in his laft Difpatches, that he has made the neceflary P ...

... ing Torture he continued, near fix Hours, utter- ing the mpft horrid Imprecations, before he ex- pired. The Ravages by the Small-Pox feem again on the Increafe ; in the Year 1779 the Number of Deaths by that Diforder were 19.68 ; in the Year 1771, they were ...

... Operation without Succefs, is now under Inoculation again by Mr. Sutton, the famous Englifh Inoculator; and it is thought the Small-Pox will take effect this Time. As the Duke ?? would not accept of the Penfion given to Minifters when they retire, he has, it ...

... rendered himfelf particularly famous by reftoring Sight to a young Lady that became blind, at the Age of three Years, by the Small-Pox, and was allowed a Pen- fion by his Imperial and Royal Majefty, in Con- fideration of her Misfortune and extraordinary Talents ...