A comparative view of the mortality of the human species, at all ages; and of the diseases and casualites by which they are destroyed or annoyed. Illustrated with charts and tables / William Black.

William Black

Date:: 1788

Credit: A comparative view of the mortality of the human species, at all ages; and of the diseases and casualites by which they are destroyed or annoyed. Illustrated with charts and tables / William Black. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$A GENERAL Exhil Shewing the Probability of the Duration of Life in London, deduced by Mr. Simpfon, from Obfervations ors the Bills of Mortality in London for Ten Years, from 1728 to 1737. The total Number of Inhabitants, probably, about 650,000 in Winter. One Half born died under Three Years of Age. > cn j Perfons j | living. | 1? ?\\ 1 j Perfons j living. 1 j Perfons living. H 0 IOOO 320 27 32 1 6 54 D5 6 I 680 r33 28 $ 7 55 129 6 2 547 51 ~9 7 $b 123 6 3 496 27 3° 3° i 7 57 1 vy 5 4 469 *Z 31 -94 7 S8 112 S 5 452 12 32 287 7 a IO7 5 6 440 io 33 280 7 102 7 8 43° 422 8 7 34 35 I 7 7 6 i &2 97 92 5 5 9 435 5 36 2 59 7 &3 87 5. 10 410 5 37 252 7_J 64 82 5 11 405 5 38 2+S s ti 77 5 .2 400 •5 .39 237 8 72 5 J3 395 5 40 229 7 P 5 14 39° 5 4* 222 68 6 2 4 15 385 5 42 214 8 69 58 4 ib 380 5 43 20& 7 70 54 4 17 375 5 44 199 7 71 50 4 18 370 5 45 192 7 72 46 4 *9 365 5 4b •8S 7 73 42 3 20 3&0 5 47 ■78 l 74 11 3 21 355 5 4« I7X 6 75 3 22 35o 5 49 1 65 6 ?b 33 3 23 345 6 50 *59 6 77 3® 3 24 339 6 S’ ‘S3 6 78 27 2 25 333 6 52 147 6 79 2$ 26 3Z7 6 S3 141 6 Dr. Short’s Table, from January iff, 1728,, to 1743 ; a Period of Fifteen Years. Died by the London Bills, at all Ages, taken at an Annual Medium, in the following Propor- tions. ■ Years of Age. — Died; 9930 24” 2o| 247 r 2 tO 5 in : S r fat £ £ £*■—■ 2231 *b?5 L90 -—- 100 XI7 CHART, with different! Tables, r ■ - jf biting the Gradations of Mortality in City and Country] Shewing the Probabilities of Life in London for all Ages. Formed from the Bills for Ten Years, from 1759 to ?y&8. By Dr. Price! 2,0 It! ip? > ?■<? ‘s Shewing the Probabilities of Life at Vienna. Formed from the Bills for Eight Years, as giver, by Mr. Sufmiich, in his Gottliche Ord- ttwig. Contains upwards of 200,000 Inha- bitants. One Half bom died under Three Years of Age, 1 Deer. J of life. | If I Perfons living. 2,0 ~ 0 f — ►0 £. ” 5’ o’ w a IP | Ages. Perfons living. Deer, of life. |> Perfons living. 9 62 134 7 0 149? 682 3* 16. 6 62 229 9 ! 63 32? 7 1 “*3 107 32 358 5 2 2% 9 64 Il8 7 2 706 61 33 353 6 64 11 & 9 6S 13: 7 3 64? 46 34 1 347 7 — —— 9 OL 304 7. ■ 4 599 33 — — ■ 109 —— 67 — —— — — — 35 34© 8 66 101 9 97 7 5 566 3° 36 332 8 67 93 9 90 7 6 53<> 20 37 324 8 68 8 5 9 69 l 7 5l6 11 38 310 9 6q 78 30 7° 70 5 S 5°5 9 39 i°7 9 IO 71 70 6 9 - 49b 7 ■— — 7° 7* ” -—■— — —— —— 4° 298 8 7; 6? to 72 64 6 10! 489 6 4i 290 1 72 60 10 73 S« 5 21 483 5 42 2s3 6 73 55 20 74 S3 5 2 2 5 43 277 6 74 5* IO 75 40 5 < I3 473 6 2J1 7 — 30 ?b 43 5 467 6 —— 75 47 — ._ 38 —.— -4 —■— 45 264 8 7b 42 IO 77 5 4&1 6 46 2?6 9 77 37 IO 7s 33 4 7 47 247 9 7« 9 9 79 80 29 2 5 4 3 Hr 18 t 6 6 48 49 238 229 9 9 79 27 9 81 22 3 *9 43^ 6 —— 80 23 i_~ — — -— —— 5° 2 20 8 82 20 9 82 39 3 20 430 5 S* 222 7 82 18 8 83 26 3 22 425 S 52 20S 7 8j 26 84 *3 2 22 420 5 S3 I98 7 8+ *4 7 85 11 2 23 4*5 0 54 191 7 ■ ... 7 86 9 2 24 409 6 8j 1 2 7 tl 7 • 2 25 403 6 J 5s S6 * 76 8 87 7 5 i 20 397 6 57 168 9 88 6 7 89 4 39* 7 5» *59 8 a? 4 8 90 3 1 28 3®* 7 S9 1S1 8 29 377 7 — — 90 3 — 60 *43 7 9* 2 7 3° 37© 6 1 61 136 7 92 1 Shewing the Probabilities of Life in a Coun- try Parish in Brandenburg. Formed from the Bills for Fifty Years, from 5710 to 1759, as given by Mr. Sufmiich, in his Gou- liche Ordnung. One Half born lived to 25 Years of Age; Shewing the Probabilities of Life in the Parifh 4 of Holy Cross, near Shrewfbury, in Eng- land. Formed from a Regifter kept by the Rev. Mr. Gorfuch for Twenty Years, from 1750 to 1770. One Half born lived to 27 Years of Age. Total Annual Medium of 1 Q Deaths in this Period j *7>°5 A Table of Thirty Years, taken from the Lon- don Bills, beginning with 1728, and ending with 1757 ; mewing the Total Number of Deaths and Decreafc in this Period, at every Age. Years of Age. Died. TT,_ 272903 &474S 2 to 5 2592- J0 ‘‘n 71507. 6 O T £ ] 5° — 60 70 80 90 1 *38 Total Deaths in this Period, 1 at all Ages j &' o1 W 3 476 471 466 460 454 447 440 433 426 4*8 4:0 401 393 386 379 372 36J 359 353 347 34° JS 318 310 301 29a 283 60 273 61 263 Shewing the Probabilities of Life at Berlin. Formed from tht Bills from Four Years, from 1752 to 155. Given by Mr. Sul- milch, in his G'-tliche Ordnung. Contains 334,000 Inhabita;ts. \ Half die under Three Y ears of Age. | a,o c> -3 n* S.O > 8,0 3 ? ’ era 3 o' P 0 1427 524 3* 76 | 8 62 130 6 i 903 15* 32 368 , 7 b3 124 6 2 lSr 61 33 3bx 7 64 218 6 3 73 34 354 7 6S 112 6 4 628 45 — 66 106 7 — .... 35 347 8 — — s 573 21 3b > 339 9 67 99 7 6 SS2 ES 37 [ 33° 3 0 68 £ 6 7 «6 *3 38 32° IO 69 6 e 523 9 39 310 IO 70 80 6 9 5*4 T , 71 74 6 T~ — , 40 •, 00 10 — — . 0 5°7 5 4* 1 290 9 72 68 6 1 502 4 4= 81 8 73 62 5 2 498 4 43 ! *74 7 74 57 5 3 494 4 44 266 7 75 S2 5 I4 490 4 f 70 47 5 45 59 7 *5 486 4 46 il 52 7 77 42 S TO 482 S 47 a 7' 7« 37 5 477 5 4b 7 79 3 2 4 18 472 S 49 3* 7 80 28 4 *9 407 6 — 82 24 3 — — — 5° -4 7 — — 20 461 6 S* ‘7 7 82 21 2 22 455 6 S2 io 7 83 *9 2 22 449 6 53 ©3 8 84 *7 2 23 443 7 54 95 8 8S *5 2 24 436 8 86 *3 2 — 428 — 55 87 8 —- . ■ — ^5 9 5b 79 8 87 12 2 26 421 9 57 7* 8 88 9 2 27 422 9 (8 63 9 89 7 1 28 4©3 9 59 54 9 90 6 1 29 394 9 45 37 9. 4 1 30 385 9 61 7 92 5 ■ 2 S3 *43 23 3 223 2*3 203 193 182 2,0 S' 9 Shewing the Probah ti try Diftrift of V from the Regiftev Given by Mr. Mu Bern Memoirs for Country Province and one Half bo: ies of Life in the Coun- ud, in Switzerland, of Forty-three Pariflies, t, in the Firft Fait of the Year 1766. In this ere 112,951 Inhabitants ; to the Age of 41. he > _ 3! a, © O > | * 8.0 S W B S' 7* n‘ 71 — ■ — 9 IOOO 289 3* 5 J 821 46 32 5 76s 3© 33 4 3 735 20 34 5 4 7*5 *4 ‘ — . — 35 6 1 q 701 *3 36 5 6 68S 11 3T 5! 7 677 10 3« 5^ 7 667 39 7 i 659 6 40 sj 6 id 6S3 5 4* •J 51 6 1 i 648 5 42 ; m4(J 6 12 643 4 43 4>8 6 639 4 44 4'2 1 6 14 635 4 — — — — — 45 7 15 63I 5 46 y\ 8 16 626 47 4« 10 *7 18 622 4 48 4.'1 10 6l8 4 49 .44* 20 *9 6l + 4 * — — — — 5° 4 ‘ 9 20 6X0 4 51 4;l 8 21 606 4 52 44 8 22 602 5 53 4C? !9 23 597 5 54 39? 9 24 592 5 — 3^1 —— — — — 55 ■ 2S S87 5 56 S7( 53 26 58* 5 3C: 16 27 577 5 H4 *7 28 29 572 Sft7 5 4 59 3 *7 — — 60 3*1 *5$