... oppotunity (GRA'rlS' of baviug *ieir Children relcued from that Loath- 'foluee'tra fata'diforder the Small- Poi. T-Y The-real Small-Pox matter we have tiied in a many inlances to thaoelately inoculated with the; cow-pox without aoy~tffe& iastever. A., A,4PPRAkTZCE ...

... all Eruptions, whether contracted by too ftec Living, Surfeits, Colds, j or proceeding from Humouis after the Mcafles or 1 Small-Pox is Dr. RADCLIFFE's PURGING ELIXIR, In the jaundice, Scurvy, and sll other Complaints j arling either from Indigestion, or ...

... him at all events, and entreate4 him most strenuously to come to Pekiu. TheLarma stated, as his only objection, that the smallpox was. O Fw ka tbse X mp ros 'ity, aad wihd to . echetiie is ?? 'on tlat dcc6Oflt; 1its liov-' ever, being oveq.(1ersuaded ...

... Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, Evil, Ulcers, Leprofy, Surfeits, Nervousand Bilious Complaints, Pimpled Faces, Hu'mours after thie Small-Pox and Measles, &c. They are fold in bottles of 5n. end il. 2s. each, with folio Bills of Di- redion, in which the above Diforders ...

... theexistence of the Duke of Bedford, was a Nobleman of very amiable manners, though much inclined to seclusion. His dread of the small-pox was unbounded, and seemed to embitter almost every moment of his life. To such a height did his apprehensions rise, that ...

... Dr. Eidw. Jenner, f'or promulgating the 'discovery of the Vraccisle Inoculation, by which nmode that dreadful malady the Small-pox was prevented. Sir Henry Alildmay, after en- ?? on lhe great benefitrderived to die worid ?? soinvaluable a discovery, m ...

... 'were verified by smother mode , of .computtion. .. . ?? SECOND TAULE.-Refult of the' progrefs of- the in- fection'of-the Small.Pox in thofe pirtsof the city-which. have 'been the princilral focus of it:- Died of ;the. Small Pox,in the fae period of 2' ...

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... compulsory abptiou of the flew systern of icia. At a meet- ing held by a Soety, formed for thepr- pose of fextermiinatin~g sthe small-pox;,: held at the London'feavern- on the 19th in- stant, you and'a DR, CLARKE are reported, in the public papersi to have eipressed ...

... inoculated for the small-poX, : one p the latter. m He concluaded by moving an address to the I-le was tollowed by Dr Lettsom, xvho ti tiated on the advantages the community e' , from establishmincrts formed for chckeing tlle rava of the small-pox, by the introduaion ...

... had lately - been very bountiful to the White People, and had given them a remedy againft that defirudfive feoturge the Small-pox. He :hert detailed the advantages of the Vaccine Inocula- tion, which was now univerfal among the Whites. The Savage Chief ...

... (very. -iandlsoinelv written and orniamented by Mir. Tomkins) trom t'he Jennerian Society for the Extermuinationl of the Small-pox, was presented by Lord Berkeley, accompanied by Lord Egre- iont, Dr. Jenner, Dr. Lel'som, T John Julius Angerstein, and ...