... of the health of his Royal Highness the Duke de Bourdeaur, dated, Feb. 5:- 4 His Royal Highness has for some days bad the small-pox, or petite-verlc glantes. The eruption has appeared in the rost favourable manner, and every thing gives reason to hope that ...

... Establishment, Percy stret, s April 12, 1821. My LoRtD-It is with great regret we announce,0 j to your Lordship, that the small-pox haso 5C5aston a Ied the loss of many lives in various parts of the IUnited Kingdom since our last Report'; and that not less ...

... besides the most liable, of all mankind, to fall under the influence of cvery true contagion, such as Ty, phvs Fover, Plague, Smallpox, Measles and Scarlatina. It cannot be a contagious disease, because, even amongst Iwhite people, it has been proven from ...

... Reverend William Harrison, the Vicar of Fareham, and one of the Prebendaries of Winchester Cathedral, was seized with the smalLpox, after having been vaccinated; but the sister Of the yoing lady, who was vaccinated in the' year 1806, and who slept with ...

... he dare, under the care and tuition of Leverous, a d- priest, who was his foster-brother. The child was lying ill- of the small-pox when the news arrived u that has ltother and uncles lad been senl prisoners ph to Engla'nd; but his affectionate guardian ...

... remembered, at the time of' bet' eseapep,ase was nursing her infant child, whom she left behind In gaol, lying sick in the small-pox; 3 -and the infant havinig recovered; James McGlone, her hus- band, on Saturday; received his child,thanked Mr. Gray for ...

... another; yes, Tom and Darby, who niightihave sbpported my old yearssi iandcairied-m'e to the-grave, they-died off in the small-pox, - and left; me;.nobndy hut poor dear. -sickly Gracey; 'hut-itheworst- of all,- andwhavt'troubled me most waa,-that the ...

... ;'~ hot on inquiry it proved to', be tbei reai'nns of a younkg iial, named Robinson, who died about a four month's ago'of small-p'ox, end whose mottler ian a lit of;~ dei,aune,nent had dug, it oiut of the grave in the night of Sun day, 'unaer.'the' delusion ...

... establishment in Ireland. ,Mr. DICKENSON presented a petition from William Towsey, M. D., complaining of the increase of small-pox, and praying the house would adopt some means of remedying the evil. Mr. HUME thought the attention of the right honourable ...

... never has been a case of - by pr rophoblia. This is the mose strange, onaccount of the heat, to Id scarcity of water. The small-pox has never appeared ci sre.' In speaking of the state of the Press there, he says- to TheoE'ditors of Thre Monitor and - ...

... before. - It was in thle middle, of the 'Hool feast,: and I u~nde stood, ~the r_ pnrtiiculai -ceremony was iii 'on'o'r of the small-pox deity, Ma.. ie risinall, to whomi they sacrifice's cock, before they venture into __th urnace'. Theinbesmhegred -all ove-rwith ...

... health. We have in port his Majesty's ships Gloucester, Blonde;.. Philomel and Ferret; also a Ditch frigate and brig. Tel'i small-pox continues to run its course on the island. The total number of attacks up to the 31st August, was 4,0l 2 leaths 5,017. On ...