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It may be curious to some readers to be informed, by way of estimating the levity of such an unusual state of the air, that a pressure of about 20001bs. weight was removed from their bodies; and that to the inhabitants of the upper parts of Bath, the air was as light as on the top of Skiddaw, when the barometer, at the level of the sea, stands at what on the scale is marked fair, or SO inches. The state of the public health, in such a year, might be expected to be influenced by its anomalies, and the prevalent diseases to partake of the inversion of the seasons; and accordingly the catarrh and rheu• matism of February and Witch made their several visits in May and June; and cholera, the peculiar disease of August, has appeared even down to De cember; the last case of this kind which occurred in the practice of the writer of these remarks having been on the 30th of that month. But in no instance which has come within his knowledge has it proved fatal. The protracted prevalence of this disease, suf ficiently explained by the unusually high temperature, combined with moistures, which as far as our northerly climate will admit, is perfectly the same state of at mosphere, modified by local caws, which has en , gendered the mortal fever of Spain. Typhus, and remitting forms of fever, arising from the same causes as those producing the cholera already mentioned, have been reported from the towns in the nei hood, as well as from more distant parts; bi both these species of disease, especially the Bath has been comparatively free. The wi these observations is more and aim e convinced nuine typhus is a very rare disease in that city which are popularly called typhus, have nothinj typhus about them; being for the most part - medical language is called Synochus, that is, nued fever of a mixed and much milder kind, though protracted, is rarely fatat. 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