A GENERAL BILL

OF

CHRISTENINGS AND BURIALS,

From DECEMBER 13, 1804, to DECEMBER 17, 1805.

ABORTIVE and

80 and 90........ 390 |

90 and 100........ 82 | 120..............0

Dropsy..............712 Palpitation of
Eaten by Lice.. 1 Heart.............
7 Palsy.................136

still born.......716 Evil
Abscess.............. 86 All Fevers........1307 Piles.................. 2
Aged...............1452 Fistula...............

Ague..........
Apoplexy and

3 Flux

3 Pleurisy............ 24
4 Quinsy.

French Pox....... 49 | Rash

4 Choaked............ 1 1 Drowned...........115

sudden...........421 Gout.............. .124 Rheumatism..... 10

Excessive Drink

110.......

1 Mortification.....318

CASUALTIES.

7

0 Overlaid

and Water in

ture ............... 16
Cancer............... 59 the Head........157
Chicken Pox...... 1 Jaundice........ 64
Childbed............222 Jaw locked....... 2

St. Anthony's
Fire................ 2
Spasın........ 11
Stoppage in Sto-
mach

14

selves.......... 19

Chin-Cough...... 1 Imposthume 1 St. Vitus's Dance 1
Colds................. 8 Inflammation....570 Surfeit............ 2 Murdered........ 4

Colick, Gripes, Influenza .......... 2Swelling.........

1

12 Inoculation 1 Teeth............. .507 Poisoned......... 2 Consumption..3432 Itch......... 1 Thrush............... 108 | Scalded.......... 10 Convulsions....3053 Lethargy.... 1 Tumour in womb 2 Shot............... 2 Cough & Hoop- Livergrown........ 10 Vomiting and Smothered...... 1 ing-Cough..... 703 Lumbago............ 1 Looseness...... 2 Starved.... Cow Pox...........

* There have been executed in London 9, of which number 6 only have been reported to be

buried (as such) within the bills of mortality.

Pp3

TABLE of the Prices of the Quartern Loaf, in London, from Dec. 1804 to Nov. 1805, inclusive.

13 1.42 11 1 4 8 1 4 12 1 4
20 1 4 18 1 3 15 1 4 19 1 4 17 1 3
27 1 4 25 1 3 22 1 4 26 1 3 24 1 3 28 1 2

101 34 14 1 2

13 1 2

11.1 2

81 4 12 1 0 10 1 12 14 1 0

21 1 2

Salt, Coals,....58

PRICE OF STOCKS.

SUPPLIES granted by Parliament for the Year 1805.

NAVY, &c.

January 24, 1805.

That 120,000 men be employed for the sea service,

for 1805; including 30,000 royal marines :

For wages for ditto

For victuals for ditto

2,964,000 0

For wear and tear of ships in which they are to serve 4,680,000 0 For ordnance sea service on board such ships

390,000 0

1,004,940 6 1

For the extraordinary establishment of ditto

For hire of transports

1,553,690 0 (

For prisoners of war in health

For sick prisoners of war

February 5, 1805.

That 135,121 effective men be employed in Great
Britain and Ireland, from the 25th of December
1804, to the 24th of December 1805.

For guards, garrisons, and other land forces, in
Great Britain and Ireland.

For forces in the plantations, including those serving
at Gibraltar, in the Mediterranean, in Ceylon,
and New South Wales

For four troops of dragoons, and fifteen companies

of foot, stationed in Great Britain for recruiting regiments serving in India

4,635,188 177

1,424,920 11 7

hospitals, ditto

For general and staff officers, and officers of the

For recruiting and contingencies for the land forces in Great Britain and Ireland