... nin nisifllions of -dollars. Her a iualtimportation is still lve milhons. .TH£ SMALL Po .it is a laientale fact, that tihe small-pox. is at this ptne rmarkably pre- valent arnd fatal in London,'no less than 213 per- sons having fallen victims, to it,.within ...

... -79 diedoflsuch iillamedj aIms; 'that' one in 24777 had.erniptioins after the cow. pock ?? anld that one in. 29i7 had the smallpox afterwards. It is conaputedthat in London, ?? die vearl y of the small pox; and theestinateof t oseshoare reitleirdlid, lame ...

... within three months after its birth. Heavy penalties are inflicted on the neglect of this decree, and inoculation for the small-pox is prokibited, under pain of imprison- issent. f The East India Company's tea sale is now going on. The quantity oftea is ...

... published by order of the .fvnrieriant Sucic;, that there 'has no satisfactory evidence of aly person having Caugtut thi small-pox after tl!1,h proplerly vcecinited; on the contrary, upwards of'21J0 iersuns, who had been ltrnoeliy vaccinated, were ?? f'roin ...

... pious character will ever be remembered and ire- vered by a numerous c ircle offriends and relations. 'lucsday died of the small-pox, the intifat son of AIr. Beavan, of St. Martin's-lane. This case is held tbrth as a proof that vaccination is not always ...

... Surgeon, the result of which Iwas, that the deaths'which had. iapperned ensued from cases of the very worst species of natural small-pox, and' iH some of them it turned out that the persons isad been vac~cinated with matter of a spsirious nature, so that the ...

... regular th surgeons, out of the number 17 died, they having ona-been afflicted, in defiance of vaccination, with the onld small-pox of the most virulent and worst kind. He muld had communicated that fact ?? Society, e and the answer he received was, that ...

... INOCViLAT!oea.--By thle Bill which hias been broseghst ?l into the i- aife of Commons to ,prcenot the 4£jreading, at C the Small-Pox, it is to 4~ ~ ?? ?? C Iinoculate for the Si-nail- P. fhnteditneo he miles ?? city, town, or ?? ne ejhyo 0. 2. Tni~t in every ...

... inoculation by the Stattonian method, the Words n { Small-pox Hospital, or Pest .House, shall '.be posted h up in largvs and legible characters. That if any person shall be tqaken ill of the, infectious small-pox, they shall h be rernovdd to a distance from ...

... N-a-a! what's thy business at Reading?, A chrirt'ning-baria,-or weddIng; To sec the poor have food and bedding, To stop t'e small-pox, if 'tis spreading Nor frown nor smile of statesman dreading, BSt, in 'the path of mnrnetj treading:- Far -tlts ?? Pampel'a ...

... threw a bludgeon ?? JAMIESON, which passed close to his head. He escaped unhurt. V We are sorry to understand, that the small-pox has made its appearance with considerable virulence in Dalkeith. The unaccountable neglect of cow- pox isnoculation cannot ...

... 29th April, 1800, and bears to be for the Merchant B.inking Corn- pany.'. The man was slender made, pitted with the small-pox, yellowish hair, speaks the Irish dialect, and apparently between 40 and' 50. yeat s of age. He w'as dressed in a fustian ...