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ACCOUNT or tue DISEASES rm LONDON, 
From the 20th of Oétober to the 20th of November. 
Admitted under the Care of the Phyficians’ of the Finfbury Difpenfary. 
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No. of Cafes. 
CIATARRAUS wi feslidl Bi USAG ET mG Re! Ste 49 
RNCULIAT a ee ee late. ate 2.6 
Diarehoedt baron oer Re, ye ee 32, 
Dyfentertal. Soc & acteisia eyo wens win dc 12 
TYP g ee eee tee as cate ches eee ete 5 
Scarlatinia’. (G7) ee wee eva Ae Ee et seal 8 3 
AMERGEMES oa ease wie i eee 19 
Menotrhagia 5.4 02. 225. Pe a Ee gate ar igh 
Se weonumiteea ecko eine hea mci eile ie fo ee tee 2 
Dy \mPmie Vea eta sino S eee chars ie 24. 
Pet Spe ee, a oe ea ee 8 
Hyflertdion. <x Seba aieibhe phekte tata. heise liin 
Fpl diaper ir gb a Nae ie 2 
MGtbimiiaeanen on Wd pi ee ei ae oT 
Moerbainimtites: 2. Seki omine Bate e., 20 
Coughs continue ftill to prevail, in con- 
fequence, principally, no doubt, of the ex- 
ifting and recent ftate of the atmofphere. 
Bui although complaints of this clafs may, 
in a large proportion of eafes, be traced 
to **/kyey influences,” it ought to be known 
and practically attended to, that coughs 
which are habitual or of long continuance, 
-in the generality of inftances, originate 
from an unhealthy condition of the fto- 
mach, or from fome irritating matter in 
the inteftinal canal. This remark is appli- 
cable efpecially to children, whofe coughs 
are more frequently cured or relieved by 
calomel and rhubarb, or fome other ver- 
mifuge or purgative medicines, than by 
the ordinary remedies for catarrh, 
Vapours, or hypochondriafis, in fome of 
its mifcellaneous modifications, one fhould 
expect to appear pre-eminent in the gloomy 
month of November. This, however, is 
not likely to appear pre-eminent in a re- 
port which profefles to give an account 
principally, although not exclufively, of 
difpenfary experience. 
The extremely poor are too miferable 
to be melancholy. They are occupied too 
much with painful fenfations, to have 
leifure for the luxuries of fentimental woe. 
The unwholefome indulgence of their fee/. 
ings is precluded by the almoft uninter- 
rupted continuance of their exertions. They 
expend li‘e in-fupporting it. Their prof- 
pects clofe with the darkening. of the day. 
Their attention is by neceffity rivettéd to 
the immediate hour. ‘They can feldom, 
therefore, fuffer or enjoy from either-re- 
trofpect or anticipation. 
Mental caufes, although more clandef- 
tinely, act more frequently and efficiently 
upon our happinefs and health, than the 
qualities and alternations of the atmo- 
fphere. Every mao, when dejeéted, like 
the fympathifing friend of Yorick, is un- 
juftly apt “¢ to blame the weather for the 
diforder of his nerves.” j 
J. REID. 
Southampton-row, 
Now. 26, 1803. 
ALPHABETICAL List of BANKRUPTCIES and DIVIDENDS announced between the 
20th of OGober, and the zoth of November, extracted from the London Gazette. 
BANKRUPTCIES. 
The Solicitors Names are between Parentheles. 
ALFORD, F. High ftreet, Southwark, woollen draper. 
(Walton, Girdler’s Hall 
Billing, T, and J. Holborn, linen drepers. (Seymour, 
Margaret ftreet, Cavendifh fquare 
Erown, M. St. John’s fquare, printer. (Devon and Tooke, 
Gray’s Inn 
Ball, J. Kingfeington, Devon, dealer. (Batt, Chudleigh 
Blake, D. and W. Smith, Beechitreet, fhoemakers. (Ro- 
binfon, Kingfland road j 
Blaurlock, C. and J. H. Lutterloh, Mark lane, merchants. 
¢ Bolton, Savage, and Spike, Temple , 
gee W. Manchefter, cotton fpinner. (Ellis, Curfitor 
treet ; 
TENSE, T. Jewry ttreet, woollen drapers (¢ Johnfon, Ely 
ace ' 
Bramhall, R. and P, Portobello, Sheffield, cutlers and 
factors. (Surviving partners of J. Bramhall, firm J. 
Bramball and Sons.) ( Biggs, Hatton Garden 
Bax, H, Farningham, taylor. (Michael, Finch lane 
Bromfield, C. Liverpool, porter brewer, (Clements, 
Liverpool ; 
Burrowes, A- F. Middle row, Holborn, haberdather, 
(Turner, Margaret ttreet, Cavendith {quare 
Bunce, J. Abingdon, ironmonger. (Pratt, Abingdon 
Benfon, James, Greville treet, Hatton Garden. ( Jonesy 
Mayor's court office 
Bovi, M. Piccadilly, printfeller. (Rhodes, Cgok, and 
Handley, St. jJames’s waik, Clerkenwei| 
MontuLx Mac, No. 103, 
Bartlett, J. London wall, wool merchant. (Coren, Clif. 
ford’s Inn 
alae Wm, Wakefield, merchant; (Battye, Chancery 
ane 
Buuney, W. Old Gravel lfane, St. George’s inthe Eaf, 
curri€r, (Searle, Temple 
Bedfon, J. Eaft Smithfield, Bricklayer, (Heard, Hooper’s 
{quare 
Cocks, J. Holborn, jeweller, (Harmans Wine office court, 
Fleet (treet , 
Chance, Thomas Tottenham, coach and harnefs maker, 
(Cruickfhank, Bafinghall ftreet 
Cruickfhank, T, Lime ftreet, merchant. (Willis, Warn- 
ford court 
Currie, J. Crofs ftreet, Finibury fquare, merchant. 
(Rigby, near City Chambers, Bifhopigate treet 
Curtis, J and H. P. Griffin, Ludgate hill, oi! and colour 
merchants. (Taylor, Gray’s Inn 
Crofkey, G. Duncan, and R. Weftall (late partner with J. 
Feli,) Bafinghall ftreet, Blackwell hail, factors. 
( Thomas, Searbinder lane 
Cook, C. Great New freet, st. Bride’s, tallow chandlere 
(Agland, Gray’s Inn terrace 
Church, Ann, New Eond ftreet, milliner- (Minfhall and 
Veal, Milibank ftreet 
Cooke, H, Manchefter, fhopkeeper. 
place, Bloomibury fquare é 
Clark, F. Barnett, wine merchant (Ney, Mincing lane 
Dixon, T. Godalming, timber merchant, ( Highmore, 
(Foulkes, Bury 
Buckleribury 
Darby, A. Maidsapead, brandy merchant, (Clarke, 
aadiers’ hal ; 
3 Q Deany 
