... FRENCH PAPERS. j It is ofeially announced, that of six punctures operatedl on the artr of the Duke de Berr; for the small-pox, two only took effect, acid ou the eighth ! day produced two pustules under very favourable - symptoms. The wbole, it is addeed ...

... security in all cases, against small-pox, 'were -ddmitted st'first rather too unre- servedly.`' T'his aeknowlekgipent, however, is ac- I conmp~anied with the assuratce, that though. vaccina tion does not always prevent small-pox, it never- fails tio mitigate ...

... PREVALEN(C OF SMALL-POX, TO t1he Editrr tof t,'e G1asgouw Hlerald. Sir,-A modified sisia pox, aftervacciliationi, bay- i lg drevailetifor some time past in this place, as well as iin many other towns of Englan(l and Scotland, and having provedt fiatal ...

... best beef per stone, about 4s. 9d., and mutton, val, lamb; and pork, at from 3d. to 5d. per lb. For several weekspast the small-pox have been ragingin this town and neihbourhood, and have carried off, we re- gretto sav, a ceonsiderahle number of children ...

... rumours of the frequent occurrence of the small-pox subsequently, 11 oon tie minds of some persons, and the obstinate prejudices of others. It appears, however, to be no I h longer doubtful that the small-pox, in a modified Ia and peculiar form, Twill ...

... country, telling a false story, .with a view to excite charity. -He is of small stature, thin face, a little pitted with the small-pox, wore a black jacket, or a coat cut to one, yellow v.st, blue panta- loons, and worsted stockings. . . On the evening of ...

... histitutfion, .St. Andrew Street, for inoculation, during the tw ve months, far exceid(d dat of'aiy forreerI Very few cai smallpox occdrred in the pN6' of an' o t meubers during that -PerioL; 80 we entertain the highest ?? that thatlc: sornl and devatatig ...

... engaging- young woman, wlho hadl gone to Dundee from Aucliterumuchty, to Vwait upon a her sister's child a'fficted with the small-pox, caught J. the ilnfction, while discharging the tender office of' to nurse, and fell a victim to its destroying inufluernce ...

... Bricklewade, in Essex; is about 5 feet 9 inches high, fair brown hair, and of a fairishi complexion, slightly marked with the small-pox, land slender 'made..'They all wore canvass trowsers and bluejackets, except Smith, whose jacket was ofa whitish colour, ...

... in our churches, our thea- tres, and in every large assemblage of the people, to see a young person bearing the marks of small-pox is now of extremely rare occurrence?. . To what can the freedom from tile vestiges ofeso. loath- v some a disease be attributed ...

... of Ir. Daniel O'Connell and the other tra- v Ce caStenfArd. _ L ?? from the Mauritius to the 92,tll T April state thait small-pox had broken out there in the general hospital, and that the local government bad in consequence considered it necessary to ...

... aseribe the excess of deaths principally to It smallpox, scarletina, and typhus, whilst a great nimber have oc- pa ouirred from pulmonary diseases, and been referred to old age. Of fl, 11 7 deaths from smallpox which. occurred at Blackbur~n 81 were without ...