-1803.] 
Lambard, John, Fenchurch freet, flour:merchant, April 23 
Laft, Pe All-faints, South Eimham, fhop-keeper, 
April 2 
i oemiie, John, and Thomas Yates, Manchefter, mer- 
chants, May 4 
SEBS, James Afkew, Jewry ftreety wine merchant, 
April 23 , 
Lukin, George, and William Neve, London, merchants, 
joint eftate, and feparate of Lukin, May 17 
Muftkett, John, Cromer, merchant, April 26 
Marihall, James, and John Trewinnard, Cherry-garden 
ftreet, brewers, April 23 4 be 
Mitcheil, Henry, Gofport, rope-maker, April 25, final 
ng geet Thomas, Tokenhoufe yard, merchant, 6érc. 
April 3u 
Miles, Richard, Birmingham, maltter, April 25 
Marfh, Robert, Nicholas lane, ftationer, April 30 _ 
Matters, William, fen. and jun. Greenwich, wine-mer- 
chants, May 21 final 
Moor, Chriftopher, Staithes, draper, May 17 
ers Thomas, Birmingham, grecer and feedfman, 
April 25 
Nowell, Nicholas, Fleet ftreet, haberdather, April 16 
Nix, James, Great Yarmouth, breeches-maker, &c, 
April 26 
Nantes,Heury, Warnford court, merchant, furviving part- 
ner of Richard Muilman Trench Chifwell, feparate 
eftate, May 14 
Pratt, Michael, Pariington, druggift, April 23, final 
Parker, Edward, Little Turnftile, Holborn, man’s mercer, 
April 23, final 
Pitkithly, James, Wood ftreet, druggit, April 23 
Page, William, Ware, malfter, May 3, final 
Pierce, Richard, Warminfter, clothier, May 6 
Pingo, Waller, Tottenham, Scrivener, April 30 
Paul, John, Winchefter, hardwareman, May 17 : 
Suck; Thomas, Kingfon, Kull, cealer in fpirituous 
diquors, April 25 
Richardfon, Peter, Portfea, bookfeler, April 4 
Roles John, Bow common, pot-afh manufacturer, 
ay 7 
me Si 7 ee Catharine court, Tower hill, merchant, 
pri) 2 
Robinfon, Elizabeth, Mark lane, cork cutter, April 30 
Rogerfon, Charles, Warrington, dealer, April 29 
Medhead, Robert, Mark lane, wine merchant, May 21 
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StaiMbank, Chriftopher, Old Bond freet, printfeller, parte 
ner with Charles Remdon Berenger, April 26 
Stahlfchmidt, Frederick, Whitechapel road, 
April 26 
Stainsby, John, Cornhill, woollen-draper, April 23, final 
Sutton, Wiiliam, Salter’s hall court, merchant, April 26 
Strickland, Thomas, aud gwinton C, Holland, Liverpool, 
merchants, feparate cates, May 2 
Stapies, Elizabeth, Chriftopher Shaw, Mofes Willianm 
Staples, and Henry Guy, Cornhill, bankers, May 7 
Spittie, Peter, Wednesbury, gun-log maker, April 25 
Simmouds, John, Canterbury, linen-draper, April 23 
Starey, Thomas, Newgate freset, liiien-draper, April 23. 
Scarbrow, William, St. Neot's, baker,’ April 26 
Staiford, Robert, jun. Huntingdon, grocer, April 26 
Shillettoe, John, jower ftreet, plumber, April 26 
Smith, James, and Samuel King, Newgate ftreet, woollens 
drapers, April 30 
Sadier, Elifha, Farmer, Gloweefier, mercer, May 3 
Snow, john, Strand, linen-craper, April 30 
Tremlet, John, Exeter, draper, April 22 - 
Turndull, John, John Forbes, Robert Alien Crayford, and 
David shene, Broad treet, merchants, feparate efates of 
Turnbull and Forbes, May 3 
Thompfon, Henry Dawfou, Crewkerne, Surgeon, 6z¢e 
grocers 
May 7 
Taylor, William, Harwich, thip-builder, May 14 
Wet, John. Bath, cordyainer, April 14 
Wrizghton, Thomas, Doncattcr, mercer, &c. April 13 
Whittaker, James, Doncaiter, wine merchant, Aprilig 
Whittaker, Thomas, Sighly, inn-keeper, April 15, final 
btdie ag UM be ee Mark lane, corn-factor, April 23 
Waldo, Joteph John, Francis, and John Jones, Birmings 
ham an@ Brifol, in England, and of Bofton, in America, 
merchants, April 23 
Wood yards Peter, King ftreet, Cheapfide, warehoufeman, 
Aprilig 
Wemberley, Thomas, Peele, Huntingdon, grocer, April 26 
Watton, John, and William Willcocks, Warwick, mer- 
chants, Aprit 21 4 
Waters, Parick, George and Dominick, Cork, merchants, 
joint eftate, and féparate of Dominick, April 26, final 
Winterbourn, Thomas, and Charles Gardner, Carey ftreet 
taylons, May 14. 
Wright, John, Piccadilly, bookfeller, May 14 
Yare, John, Oxford ftreet, linen-draper, May g 
ACCOUNT .or tHe DISEASES tw LONDON, 
From the 20th of March, to the 20th of April, 
Admitied under the Care of the Phyfcians of the Finfoury Difpenfary. 
‘No. of Cafes. 
FEBRIS Catarrhalis - 27 
Tufiis - - - 23 
Rheumatifmus - - 19 
Dyfpnea - ~ - 13 
Afthenia & Dyfpepfi ~ - 42 
Amenorrhea - - a, Sg 
Menorrhagia - - - 7 
Leucorrhea - ” = 4 
Epilepfia - - - g 
Hy fteria - - oo. 6 
Aicites & Anafarca - - rt 
Morbi Cutanei - - 16 
Morhi Infantiles - = bi \wae 
The influenza, w' ch of late has exi- 
cited fuch gener alarm, has, for 
feveral weeks pa , been fenfibly; fub- 
fiding, in confequence, as it is probable, 
of an alteration in the atmofphere ; to a 
fpecific but frequently unknown condition 
of which, the origin and prevalence of 
epidemics are in general to be attri- 
buted. 
The principal differences that arevulgar- 
ly noticed in the ftate of the air, relate to 
the weight or lightnefs of it, its purity 
or impurity, its heat or coldnefs; but 
there can be little doubt that there occafi- 
enally exift in it certain properties or in- 
eredients whofe nature, in the prefent 
ftage of {cience, has not been accurately 
afcertained, which aét, in a powerful man- 
her, upon the human conftitution, in raif- 
ing or deprefling the vivacity of health, 
and in giving rife to or removing a great 
variety of thofe pofitive maladies which 
are the inheritance of mortality. It is 
not rafh to infer, that frem one or other 
of thefe anonymous, and as yet fecret, con- 
ditions of the element in which we ‘live, 
the recent and, although in a lefs degree, 
{till exifting influenza, has derived its 
dirthand almof univerfal extenfion, That 
this complaint has been, fhriétly {peaking, 
infectious, we have not fufficient reafon to 
believe, at leaf@t not from the circumftance 
of its having frequently attacked every 
member of one family in almoft immediate 
fucceffion ; which, it is evident, may be 
accounted for, in part, from a family 
likenefs in conftitution, and, in a. till 
more fatisfactory way, from their haying 
been all expofed equally to the influence of 
the exterior caufe, which was calculated 
to produce the difeaie. 
The Reporter bas beard much of the fae 
tality of this diforder, but he has not zen 
any inftance of its mortal termination. 
The 
