1805.] 
‘Emmet Hugh, Manchefter, colourman, January 8 
Edwards Miles, Buth lane, cotton broker, December 29 
Eatun Jofhua, Liverpool, merchant, (partner with Ane 
drew Aihen) January 3 
Felton Thomas, Briftol, dealer, December jg, final 
Fifher George, White hart yard, Drury lane, woollen dra- 
perg December 15 
Freeth Sampfon, and James Bayley, Birmingham, mer- 
caants, December 24 
Fulcher Henry, Shoe lane, victualler, January 12 
Frampton Jams, Stourton Caumie, butcher, January 15, 
final 
Gillham Richard, Holywell ftreet, tavern keeper, Decem- 
ber 15, final 
Golt Thomas, Whitehaven merchant, January 15 
Gameau J. A. V. Albermarie ftreet, buvkfeller, January 12 
Gaihsford Edward, Cowden, corn dealer, january 22 
Gienton Frede:ick, and Jefie Nefs, Newcaftle, druggifts, 
December 28 
George Balthafar, Ratclifie highway, chemif, (late partner 
with David Cannon) January .6 
Hewitt James. Wilion . reet, Moorfields, weaver, Dectm- 
ber.i7, final 
Hartley Frances, and Benjamin Hartley, Fleet ftreet, filk 
__mercers, December 22 
Holland William, Southwark, linen draper, December 22, 
final 
Bamerton Thomas, Lyng, paper maker, January 10 
Ee Robert, Chandos ftreet, woolen draper, January 5, 
nal 
Hart William, } othbury, Blackwell hall faétor, January 
22 
Hambly William, Falmouth, merchant, January 8 
Hanfard Mary, and Sufanna Leonare, Dover ftrect, Picca- 
dilly, milliners, December 22 
Hunter Patrick, Priftol, mercinant, January § 
Heale John, Beckington, baker, January 14 
Harrop Jofiah, George yard, filk broker, January 15 
Jackfon William, Liverpool, merchant, December :7, final 
Jarratt John, jun. Water lane, Tower ftreet, broker, De- 
cember 22 
Johnfon William, Liverpool, merchant. December 1S, final 
Jamefion Archibald, and Thomas Ciafion, Burr (treet, De- 
cember 22, and feparate eftate of Thomas Clafion 
Johnfion James, Weitmintter, brewer, January 5 F 
Jeyce William, and William Batchelor, griftol, 
fmiths, January 12 
Ketiand James, New City chambers, Bifbopigate ftreet, 
merchant, January 24 
Knight William, Junbridge wells, banker, January 29, 
alfo joint efrate of Knight and Nash 
Louis Louis, Oxford ftreet, grocer. January 20 
Lloyd Francis, bridge ftreet, linen draper, December 22 
Longworth Anthony, Ealt Smithfield, fiable keeper, De- 
cember 29 : 
Lacy John. and Charles Lacy, Northampton, bankers, Ja+ 
nuary 8, final 
Matt Thomas, Tempsford mills, miller, December 18 
Merfun Edward, fiminiter, mercer, January 22 
Meallin William Lewis, Mancheiter itree:, apothecary, Ja- 
nuary 12, final 
filve- 
Report of Difeafes. 545 
More Richard, Hallfworth, linen draper, January 15 
Margetfon James, Church court, Clement’s lane, mer- 
chant, January 12, final 
Munk Francis, Folketione, tanner, January 11, final 
Nicholis Samuel, Bath, upholfterer, December 20 
Nicholfon William, Carleton, farmer, December 31 
Newman Robert, Dartmouth, fhip builder, January 12 
Planck Peter, Long acre, refiner, December 15, final - 
Pya!l Jofeph, Sittingbourn, fhopkeeper, Vecember 22 
Pugh ann, Chatham, fhopkeeper, December 22 
Perkiys John, Huntingdon, bankery Decembe 
Poppletun aul, Almonbury, dry falter, December 27 
Pryer William, Hackney, ftock broke, January 12 
Patterfon stephen, Uxtord. draper, January .2 
Pizey Henry, Sun ftreet, baker, January 29 
Popplewell James, and John Jepion, Laurence Poultney 
Jane, brokers, Feb. o 
Pourtales Andrew Paul, and Andrew George Pourtales, 
Broad ftreet buildings, January 5 
Page John. Worcefter, hopmerchant, January 10 
Rylah George, York, tea dealer, December 12, final 
Ridgeway John, and James Kearfley, Bolton, cotton manus 
faézurers, December 26 5 
Ranfume Jubu, Littie Walfingham, fhopkeeper, December 
v7] 
31 
Riding John, Liverpool, merchant, January 4_ 
Speed Thomas, Cannon ttreer, druggift, December 29 
Stacey Vhomas, Newgate ftreet, linen draper, Deceinber 22 
Smith John, Dufour’s place, merchant, January 12 
Smith Laurence, Portfmouth, draper, January 22 
Sheppeard Wallwyn, Bofwell court, money fcrivener, Jae 
liuary 5 
Strange Patera Hilder, Frant, grocer, January 29 
Spence William, Upper Cattun, corn factor, January 105 
final 
Thompfon Charles John, Gofwell ftreet, filverfmith, De- 
cember a 
Twycrofs Rob. Harcourt, Brook ftreet, Holborn, Dec, 22 
Tanner. George, Briftol, Hardwareman, Jan. 23, final 
Thomafion, Thomas, and George Nichoifon, Liverpooly 
merchants, joint and feparate eftates, Jan. 8 
Usher, Wm. Vere ftreet, Clare mark~t, dealer, Decs 15 
Vinh, Thomas, 8ufh lane, merchant, Dec. 26 
Vaughan, Wm, !all Mall, and Alexander Gerard, mere 
chants, Dec. 2 2 
Wation James Lynn, druggift, December 18, final 
Williams Jobn, Liverpool, cheefemonger, January 2 
Wood Henry, Bond ftreet, tallow chandler, December 22, 
final ; 
Warwick John, Long Buckley, thopkeeper. December 20 
Wilkinfon Henry, silliter lane, merchant, December 18 
Walker John, Manchefter, vintner, December 2€, final 
Wild James, John Watts, and John Boddy, Upper Thames 
fireet, wholefale grocers, February 2, alfo feparate 
eftares of Boddy and Watts : 
Weftmacolt Richard, fen. Mount ftreet, fculptor, Janua- 
rya 
Watton Horace, St, Mary Axe, merchant, Jan 19 
Watkins William, Hereford, joiner, January 12 ‘ 
Yeoman William, Theobald’s road, tallow chandler, De-= 
cember 29 
REPORT. oF DISEASES, 2 
In the public and private Practice of one of ibe Phyficians of ihe Finfoury Difpenfary, 
From the 20th of November, te the 20th of December. 
eens Tee 
REBEUMATISMUS.. were ec eee e 3 TO 
TRS EST re ee RS en iy es eee epg OT 
OU A Ries als IME oe 2 gol 
PRIN 6 Eee a died SET AGE Pee Come 7 
RE Nas hay pte win md ymin 2) ei & ES 
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EDT Shhh ee ae Sere ete ae | 
Phthifis Pulmonalis....---.--- ee eae 9- 
6 
BCGGDENGS Feptehe <2) 90) aisle -j24 ee ee - = 
IE sees Sts clay oink gee 
RR EL Foci wisp = wrest n= a aie oth 
DEE OA GARON iin, ts,5 acaaiweiein ins ie 9,2 it 
Morbi Infantiles.....-.-- 23 
tS ods hain dryer 
5, capa is eye rr 
A eee a. 
It.is unneceflary to inform the public, 
that, rheumati(ms and catarrhs continue 
- Monvuty Mac. No, 123. 
{till to predominate over the other tribes 
of difeafe. 
In the feverity of the prefent feafon of 
the year, public inftitutions for fupplying 
the ‘poor with coals would, ina great 
meafure, fuperfede the neceflity of thofe 
eftablithments which are meant merely to 
afford them medical remedies and advice. 
In the more luxurious clafies of fociety, 
it may not be unworthy of remark, be- 
caufe it is notin general underftocd, that 
coughs originate not fo frequently from a 
difeafed aff. ion of the duzgs as from a 
depraved ftate of the principal and imme- 
diate organ of digeftion;—hence arifé the 
“chronic coughs which are.almoft univerfal 
amongft the obftinately intemperate. 
4 Thefe 
