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On the 18th June, Dr. GIMRoD com municated to the Academy of Sciences of France the result of his observations on the use of the Chloride of Lime as a preservation against the Small pox.-- Two years since he perceived that the vaccine matter with which he nnoculat-. cd number of children had not taken. This he attributed to the vaccine mat- ter having come in contact with Chlo-. ride of Lime, of which he carried vi- al about him, and it therefore occurred to him that the Cloride might be cm- ployed as preservative against the Small Pox. He made the experiment. during two epidemics. Children whom the disorder had not attacked were dai- ] ly washed with the Chloride of Lime for one month, and thereby completely protected against the disease: many others, who had already contracted the disorder experienced none of ifs violent symptoms, in consequence of the use of this liquid.