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They live in this country. The mercurial practice Mal. Fem. Ch. 2 Colonel Skiöldebrand, whose Pictu. Apoplexy 1 resque Tour in Lapland is well known, Colic, bilious 1 is at present engaged on a History of Consumption 3 1 all the publick festivals held in Swe- Dropsy 2 den, . which will be a splendid work Drowned 1 with engravings. He is said to have Fever, nervous 2 received an advance of 12,000 rix-dola 1 lars towards this work, of which great slow bilious expectations are entertained. Fits 1 Japonicarum, by Thunberg, has made Inf. complaints its appearance ; but it is likely to be Imprudence 2 the last the learned professor will pub- Intoxication 1 lish, unless some foreign bookseller 2 1 will undertake to give his admirable Quinzy 1 collections to the world. Diseases not mentioned 2 71 12 -, putrid 13 Old age 1 STATEMENT OF DISEASES, &c. 17 22 20 from Sept. 20 to Oct. 20, 1806. THE atmosphere has been clear Interments from Sept. 26 to October 23. during great part of the past month, Accident 3 and the weather cool. Winds from the Colic, bilious 1 north. west and north-east. Consumption 6 7 The attention of physicians has been Dropsy 2 2 principally called to the autumnal fe- Drowned 2 1 ver : yet this disease has not been so Fever, slow 1 common, and für less fatal than in most bilious 1 1 years. It is right to have it stated ; nervous 1 1 though we are not desirous of making Inf. complaints 15 any general inferences from it at pre- Mortification 1 sent; that the depletion of the sanguifer. Old age 2 1 ous system is rarely, if ever, resorted Suddenly 2 to by our physicians; and we suspect Diseases not mentioned 6 2 18 that as few die of fever here, in the same number of cases, as in any city of 25 15 37 |