... article of the Treaty of Vienna which relates to that navigation. Accounts from Lille, of the 13th of November, say, that. the small-pox has appeared in that city, and that it was affirmed, that above 20 children had been carried off in three days by that cruel ...

... of Shuckburglh-park, Warwirkshire.-0Oi his passare fson, & merara, Mr. J. Calder, of Stoke-Newington.-At liojrisj of the small-pox, .loseph l'oolev, son of Mr. B Booth, ?? Dupplin Castle, Miss Hammond, the illy hldoj Lieut.-Gen. Sir 'rho. H4lammond.-At ...

... packed to. gether in a small space (the men all ironed in pairs), was in. tolerable; and to add to this scene of misery, the small-pox had broken out among them; nine had died before we took possession, and one almost immediately after our first boat got alongside ...

... Bridgeisd last Saturday sveek, drawn by ii foe rtee-n horses. C We are hatppy toe slate, fion good atethorits', that the 'I small-pox his die:ippearod intlte 6eighbouerhood of Berkeley,asid I ih t'it woeuld not have remaitu(d in the town so lone. had it notI ...

... aive the Devil his due, as I have this lay dine his childdren. Advauelgcea of' Vaeccinatirg.-Anonagst several casee of small-pox latelv observed in this town (Newca' t le), tilC following histance of the prophylactic powers of the cow- pox has come to ...

... native land of Jenner lies open as touch to the ridicule of Earope for its imbecility respecting its ultra attachment to small-pox, as It does respecting its ultra apprehension of I Catholic Emancipation. We have received Montreal and Quebec Papers to ...

... and features of Dr Goldsmith were rather unfavourable. He was a short,stout man, with a round face much marked with the small-pox, and a low forehead; which is represented as proj ctina in a singular mauner. Yet these ordinary features were marked by ...

... of the Fisheries, which was debated at great length. The winter in New Brunswick had been very cold, and had caused the small-pox nearly to disappear. '1he revenue of the province is stated to be making steady progress towards improvement. The Public ...

... the qisestion offparliamrentary refotrm. The report seas then read, and the resolutions were agreed to. -Adjourned. The small-pox is more prevalent at Atbridge thtan it has been- known ~for many. Years,; upwards, of _leventy persons have, within a few ...

... render d it1l possible aid to Buenos Ayres, bed allowed tbe export of p cattle, duty free, from that city t h omrpae h le small-pox was very prevalent in Buenos Ayres, and it was of a f, very, virulent Character-many persons who bed been vaccinated having ...

... hiulsbanls belbre !-Third Light Dragoons, quartered at Sheffield, received orders last week to commence wearing mustachios !- Small-pox lately very prevalent at Biggleswade.-A man named Peacock convicted Thuteday by Bury Magistrates in penalty of One jsecuey ...

... be increasing, the numbers being for the last tne tables to Parij, 679, 712, and 810. In the year st 'three years io the- small-pox, were extraordinar y, 2,193 chil e rageof died of that distemper. In these tables tbh ren having .tiog -of, Paris is estimated ...