1800.1 
Forfter, Geo, John-ftreet, Mary-le-Bone, fmith,&c. Dec.3t. 
¥eltony Wm Long-acre, coachmuker, Jan. 22. 
Goodall, John, Nottingham, butcher, Dec. 24, 
Gordon, Heary, Bath haberdafher, Jan. 11. 
Green, Win. Wefthoughton, fultian-manufa@urer, Jan. 140 
Hedenherg, £.C. and Dan. Boileau, Kington-upon-Hull, 
merchants, Dec. 26. 
Hudfon, Tho. Little James-ftreet, hackneyman, Dec. 28, 
Hartley, Tho. Lothbury, merchant, Dec. 7 
Hippius, Jacob G. Throgmorton-flreet, merchant, Jan. 7. 
Harrifon, John, Manchefter, merchant, Jan. 3. 
Marrisg Samnel, and John Clarke, Wormwood.ftreet, 
ironmongers, Jan. 14. 
Heywood, Fra. and Geo. Palfreyman, Manchetter, callico- 
printers, Jan. 10. 
jon Walter and Fred. Newcattie-upon-Tyne, merchants, 
ane 27. 
Hague, Jonathan, Walkley, merchant, Jan. 8. 
Jolly, Tho, Wm, Threadneedle treet, infurance-broker, 
eC. Qe 
J Anton, Wm. Pontefradt, brandy-merchant, Dec 11. 
Jeohnfon. Thomas, and David Jonesy Norten-Falgate, 
chemifts, Dec. 28. 
Kirkup, Tho. jun. Sunderland, ironmonger, Jan. 7. 
Kent, Tho. Exeter, cadinet-maxer, Bec. 7. 
Kohn, Gevu L. London-ftreet, merchant, Jans 21. 
Moore, Daniel, Middlewich, mercer. Dec. 23, 
@sbornoe, Mark, Bidford, chandler, Dec 20. 

Lift of Difeafes in London. 
1003 
Preft, John, Prefcot-ftreet, corn-chaudier, Dec. 286 
Pelehampton, Tho. Eaton, gi@ter, Dec. 17. 
Planck, Peter, Lonyx-Acre, refiner, Dec, 21. 
Prynn, Richard, Bath, draper, Dec. 2:. 
Pety, Byrchall, and Tombs, Union-ftreet, cottun-mange 
faéturers, Jan. 38. 
Parkin, John, Sheffield, cat-feel maker. Jan. 3. 
Rofs, Alex. Great Ruffell-ttreet, army clothier, Dec. 2% 
Railton, Edw. Southwark, hop merchant, ec. 21, 
Robius and Anderfor. Water-lane, glafe-fellers, Jan. 9 
Rote, Robert, Bath. baker. Jan. 11. 
Reilly, Luke, Strand, vintner. Jan. 22, 
Share, Jofeph, Stourbridge, ironmonger, Dece 17. 
Seabrook, Robert, Southmiinfter, Dec. 31. 
Southan, Thomas, Worcefter. fhopkeeper. Dec. 246 
Stevens, Wm. fen. Briftol, glafs-maker, Jan. a. 
Sale, J. R. & J. Liverpoul, coalemerchants, Dec. 28. 
Senior, Wm. Berkeley-fyuare, haberdafer, Dec. tq. 
Townfon, Wm. Clapperizate, fate-merchant, Dec, 240 
Terry, John, Wimbiedon. bricklayer, Dec. 24. 
‘Timberlake, Rd. N, Audleys-ftreet. butcher, Dec. 3%, 
Thompfon, Samuel, Greenwich, coa!-merchant, Jan te 
Thomas, Timothy, Brifiol, tallow-chandler, Jan. 29. 
Wood, John, Rippon, Dec. 17. 
Wardell, ©. Newcaftle-uponeTyne, corn’ merchant, Dec. 705 
Wheldale, John, Holbeach, broker, Jan. 41. 
Wate, Dun, Parker 62 Yate, Liverpool, merchants, Dec. 246 


LIST OF DISEASES IN LONDON, 
Account of Difeafes in an Eaftern DiftriG of London, from the 201b of November to the 
20th of December. 
ACUTE DISEASES, 
No. of Cafes. 
yrxus Gravior - = 4 
Typhus Mitior ° - 3 
Pneumenic Inflammation - - if 
Scarlatina Anginofa = - 6 
Acute Rheumatifm - - 4 
Hepatitis - - ~ I 
CHRONIC DISEASES. 
Catarrh - - “ 15 
Cough and Dyfpnea - - 17 
Cough = - = Io 
Hezmoptoe - - & I 
Phrhifis Pulmonalis - - 4 
Pleurodyne - - = 3 
Mydrothorax = = - = 2 
Dyfpepfia - ~ ° is 
Vomitus ee = ~ 2 
Gaftrodynia - - . 4 
Diarrhea is = - 10 
Dyfenteria = - - 3 
Enterodynia - - - 2 
Colica S ~ - 2 
Scrophula ~ = - 2 
Iéterus - a = 2 
Prurigo - - - 3 
Droply = “4 S 4 
Anafarca S = = 4 
Hemiplegia - = = I 
Epilepfia S = = I 
Nephralgia = % - I 
Dy furia = is = 3 
Chiorofis - pe - 5 
Hyfteria - . £ 2 
Amenorrhea - ~ “ 4 
Menorrheagia - - - 2 
Fluor Albus ~ ~ - 4 
Chronic Rheumatifm = - 15 
PUERPERAL DISEASES, 
Menorhagia Lochialis ° * 4 
Dolores poft partum - - 3 
Ephemera - - “ 4 
Maftodynia - - - 6 
INFANTILE DISEASES. 
Meafles - 2 u 5 
Scarlatina - - = 2 
Hooping-Cough - - S 
Rachitis - - S 2 
The number of febrile difeafes, particularly 
of the contagious kind, has lately increafed to 
a confiderable degree. The different fpecies 
of typhus have prevailed, and in {ome parts of 
the town have proved uncommonly fatal. 
The fcarlatina arginofa has alfo been very ge- 
neral, though not in many inftances attended — 
with its moft formidable fymptoms,nor in any 
of thofe referred to in the lift has it proved 
fatal. 
The very ftriking change which has taken 
place in the ftate of the weather, whilf it 
promifes to leffen if not to remove the ten- 
dency to complaints of an infectious or conta- 
gious nature, is likely to producs, or to agyra- 
vate difeates of a different clafs, The eatterly 
and north-eafterly winds, which have lately 
prevailed, have as ufual increafed the number 
of patients labouring under difeafes of the 
cheft. The baftard peripneumony has af- 
fected a number of patients in the decline of 
life, to fome of whom it threatens to prove 
fatal ; whilft a hard and dry cough has proved 
very troublefome ind ob(tinate in many cafes 
of perfons at an earlier period, 
STATE 
