... crl ried by a vey coiisilerablc majority. Agaiilst whicb five rremtbnrs disseoted. i fie motlotility occasioned by tile small-pox, in the cidty of Westinitister, is great almost. he vond example. ihere is scarcely a house in St. An ie's parish, with chil' ...

... to sitb l tbIii. Tlle tirnt fcultim coetesiiis the n stvi-I . 'lts oecolid the i sits- h Il ber who hasve diedl of tire small-pox in that city, re 1PSt, Sermond. Pirst. Si-ond. o IiP2 4013 1302 Jtl: lis:11 ?? I~~,S3 91 IQ4 21 1 184 1233 1495 I133 I 81 ...

... it) the edjoitiling disttict. T'hrvugh tht different couuties of Eiiglaull, thie practice ?? is becoming general, and tihe Small-pox is gradually declining ; aed evetA in London, where the opposition to the new riocu- lation has heer. most violc nt, Ai is ...

... females is as 100lo 128. During the first 30 years of t lhe eighteenth ren- tury, the ntumbir of deaths in 1Endon, flora small-pox was 24 opt ft .1000 ., in the 30 years of tht sanie, the deaths from the same cauie, were about uie-temmthl of tle whole ...

... ter 1O01z.1.-Niarshnil Berthier has 1;rmally re- sid nouinctl all clairia to the Sovereignty of Neuf- bo cliatel, - The small-pox having broken out in a of popuilouisa quarter of Rome, his Holiness re- aid cjuiniielnled vaccillatioin as a precious discovery ...

... who have passed through either natural w ' or inoculated small-pox are notex'enipted from this P a- disease, and that in these also it is modlilfiedor rendered. r milder, by the previous small-pox, a circumstance which T e Mr. Bryce had previously noticet ...

... only in tise Right fess. vi r flentloiran.'s irsaglisation, and calculations for tue year. Ic: Misesi lg 1£es'rld. Is 'Lhs small-pox has again broken, out in several b of tire seore Confinedi districts of thre town, with its usual virtsletrce and fartality ...

... and Italy, &c. The on report thetn states, that it ?? been distributed in this if kingdom with great sucecss, *-t irethe small-pox has a prevailel as aot epidletnic with more than ordilnitry ma- t Zignity in various starts of this isanti bitniely. and ...

... long ago as 1819, disobeyed the iiistructions of. the authorities, by opcning his chapel to the negroes at a time when the small-pox existed in the neighbourhoodl, and that he boasted of his influence over the slaves, and defied the ;mttlorities. Several ...

... at-an end. They have returned tn the capital with the teumtant of a miserable army, suffering from sIsentery, famine. small-pox, and being. dreadfully harassed in their retreat by the Queen of Akim, and a very powerful chief, the head of rlse Bentookieq ...

... Piapera cay. THTE NrTHEtiR&N~s.-Papers to ,lanuary 7 arrived B on Tuesday meriting. Tire following is tin extract :-Tlre Of small-pox continues its ravages at Rotterdariri. From tire 27th1 'a to) thre 31st ?? December twelve eltiltiren fell virtims to tlsat ...

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