612 
Hafwell Pritchard, Little Guildfurd firest, carpenter and 
builder, July 3. 
Harris Timothy, Waltham Holy Crofs, penmaker, July 3 
Hoy James, Church lane, St. George’s, bricklayer and 
builder. July 3 
Hill Francis. Middlzton, merchant, July 14 
Jones John, Prince’ ftreet, Spitalfields, underwriter, June 
23 - 
Johufon Dudley, St. Paul’s Church yard, trunk maker, Ju- 
ly 175 final i 
Feuer Thouiasy and John Aarrifon, Ludlow, and High 
Holborn, london, wholefale gloversy July 3 
Jackfen Jofiah, Wiliiam Lowe, Charles Johufon, James 
Shufflebotham, John Johnfon, and James Leigh, Mau- 
_ chefter, July 9 
Kerfhaw John, Wakefield, drugsift, June 27, final 
Zumbd Soomon, Rifiworth, cotten manufacturer. June 22 
Eea Henry, Ropemaker’s fireet. tobdcccnit, June 23 
Littler Jof&ph, st. Clement Danes, jeweller, Fuly 2 
Eowman John, Whitchurch, coachmafter, July 16 
Levy Ifraci, Lambeth road, coal merchant. July 4 
Eance Chriftopner, and Pecer Auber, Gould fquare, 
Crutched friars, flour factors, joint efcate and feparate 
eitatecf Lance. Jaly 21 
Lanatton Richard, Crofs ftreet. Chefhire. and Michael Gaf- 
ney, Cheetwood, cotton fpinners, feparate eitate of 
Gatney, Auguft 2 
Bi*Carthy George Packer, and Ro»vert Walter Vaughan, 
peach taylors, f<parate evate of M‘Carthy. June 23, 
fina 
Morifon Alexander. Watbrock, merchant. June gq 
Murray John, Sherborne lane merchant. July 3 
Morgan Robert, Brickaale, Birmingham, button maker, 
uly 6 
Wewione Edward, Great Driffield, vintner. June 2S 
Nicoil: James Gavern, Hackney, bricklayer. july 3 
Hook Ifaacy Penrith, ironmonger and grdécer, June 28, 
nal 
Noble Micholass Berrier, dealer in butter and hams, June 
29; fina 
Osbaldefton John. Southampton, baker. June 29 
Pitter Thomas, Je:myn treet, gold laceman July 3 
Pilley Michael, Vhorne, grocer. June 12 
Prager Jof-ph, Nurtolk fteety proker. June 26 
Parrot, Williiam Jackfon, Leighton Buzzard, wine mere 
ehant. July 14 
LL es 
Lift of Difeofe. 
{July 5, 
Rowland Walter, Berwick, watehmaker.. June 21, final 
Rawley Jofeph, Chancery lane, boot and thocmaker. Aue 
guft 28. final 
Rees be and Henry Borradaile, Bucklersbury, dra- 
pers. July 5 
Robinfon ACen Liverpool. proviffon merchant. June 19 
eee ‘Benjamin, Long Acre, coachmaker. July 2> 
na 
Riley Samuel, Soyland, cotton fpinner. July 13, final 
Shepherd Jofeph, Aldgate Sigh ftreet, linen draper, July 3 
Sawyer John, and John Kettleweil, Leeds, mé¢rchants. 
June 20 2 
Sherifs Jofeph, Slackfriars road, linen draper. July 1 
Stewart Robert, and William Stuart, Manchéfter, mer- 
chants. June 28 
Sturges John Northampton, dealer. July 3 
Stevenfon Robert. Fetter lane. cutiers Fuly 3 
Swright David; Queen ftr¢et, Cheapfide, merchant. July 
Stoney a and John Smith, Leeds, grocers. July 9, 
nz 
Sutton Charles, Liverpool, grocer. July 11 
Timmings ‘ohn, Steward treet, Spitalfields, filk broker. 
July 3. final 
Tappy Michael. Long Acre, bookfeller. June 23 
Thurgood Thomas, Wellwyn, fhopkeeper. June 23 
Towndrew John, Winnington, hawker and pedlar. July re 
Van Spangen, Nicholas, Weil treet, Goodman's fields, mere 
chant. FJune 23 , 
White Thomas, Southwark, haberdather. June 23 
Weaver William, Bow lane. warehonieman. June 22 
Ward “iiliam, Birmingham, grocer June 16 * 
Ward Jofeph, Brentwood, puolican. July 3 
Wilfon John Delver, George ftreet, Mary-le bonne, pawne 
broker, June 26 , 
Williams John George, Marfnall ttreetyzLondon road, mer- 
chant, July 3 
Weft John, Somer’s place, Eaft, plafterery June 30 : 
Williams Henry, Crickhowell, money ferivener. July zy 
final 
Wilde James, John Watts, aid John Body, fugar refiners, 
feparate eftate of Watts. June 23 ; 
Walker Wiliiam, Leeds, (partner with John Nicholfon, of~ 
Mediord in America) merchant, July 4 
Winter Jofeph. Combe Jt. Nicholas, leatherfeller, July > - 
Wilkinfon Jofeph, Kingfton upon Hull, blockmaker, Anal 
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LIST or DISEASES 1s LONDON, 
From the 20th of May to the 20th of Funes 
Admitted unter the Care of the Phyjicians of the Finfbury Difpenfary. 
No. of Cafes. 
PEREOLA nee c seen Sent 23 
Chlorofis & Amenorrhea... 2... 36 
MreHDEF MARIA | oo. ck 2 ante ens eee 5 
beacornncs Ot. eae hn teed Oe 
Diartieat ie «tasers 2 sw wee Gerdes ¥3 
Puls eOOipaaa 2. 2. 5. ek ee 
Phthifis Polmonalis 22.22 220. a ene 
CynacchesRnkihians us teri 2 see 6 
FEA et er Bas ee Sait 7 
EER tS Se eee SER 6 
Hithenia:c 232 ee ey a aie ie gis 4S 
Hyrpochondriaiis et Dyfpepfia .. 2.22.2. 16 
Morbi Tolantiles. se Seoeasn 5 kee: Hengec78 
Misr bi@ntaiien: 2 oe ae 26 
The warmth of the weather of late 
migh: be fuypoled likcly to produce fe- 
brle ¢ feaes of a typhous defcripticn. 
Bur wi hin the extent ef the Rep rter’s 
diftiict, 1 has heen by no means fo com- 
mon 2s in former fummers of his experi- 
ence in Londen. 
Cafes of mrafles have heen very nume- 
rous ; the practice in this difeale is fim- 
ple, ard the cure, when the proper prac- 
tice is adopted, almoft certain. Great at- 
tention ought te be paid to the flate of 
the lungs; independently of that local 
circumftance, the aatiphlogiftic regimen 
ought to be rigidly adhered to. 
From a remote part of the ifland a per- 
fon, a few days fince, applied to the Re- 
porter, in confequence of a cutaneous af- 
fe€tion, which he was unwilling to make 
known at the place where he refided, from 
an erroneous notion, that it might be in- 
feftious, or at any rate not creditable. 
Infeid of ordering anguents to the 
ikin, the writer preferibed’ merely a fim- 
. ple, tonic medicine to invigorate his habit, 
certain regulations. with regard to diet and 
gencrai conduét, and, as a tircumftance 
of effenjial efficacy, the ufe, two or three 
times a week, of the tepid bath, 
In thefe reports it often has been re- 
peated, and never can too deeply be im- 
prffed, that it is not the exterior appear- 
ance, but the actual ftate of the interna! 
flame that ought to guide the judgment 
and to regulate the condué& of the phyfi- 
cian. 
Difeafes of the {kin are amongft the mo 
ftriking inffances of the validity of this 
obfervation. 
