The chirurgical candidate, or, Reflections on education indispensable to complete naval, military and other surgeons : the manner of obtaining an appointment in either service is shewn; remarks on the most eligible, and their several advantages ... and on various subjects / by Charles Dunne.

Dunne, Charles

Date:: 1808

Credit: The chirurgical candidate, or, Reflections on education indispensable to complete naval, military and other surgeons : the manner of obtaining an appointment in either service is shewn; remarks on the most eligible, and their several advantages ... and on various subjects / by Charles Dunne. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$New linen - - . Welch flannel Tea - - . . . Sago - - - . . Rice - - - Barley - . . . Soft sugar - - . Ginger - - - - Saucepans - - - Canisters for sago Ditto for tea - - THREE MONTHS' SUPPLY. BOXES. Double, 100 Men. I Single, 50 Men. Half single, 25 Men. 6 yards 3 yards. \\ yard 4 2 1 4ilbs. 2* lbs. l lb. 4 2 1 8 4 3 16 6 4 32 16 8 2 oz. ] oz. 1 no. 1 no. 1 no. 1 1 1 1 1 1 Barley is not sent either to the West Indies or the Mediterranean ; the Sick and Wounded Board officers supply macaroni in the latter place, and arrow root in the former. NAVAL HOSPITALS. There are many naval hospitals in England, but that at Haslar, near Gosport, is the only one that is entitled to the name of a truly inva- luable asylum for sick sailors and marines (officers as well as men.) The medical establishment consists of three physicians, three surgeons, one dispenser, and twelve hospital mates*. Each physician has one There are besides these many others, viz. a governor, chaplain, steward agent, a number of clerks and many labourers, servants, tec. the whole of whom, as well as the medical officers, have houses or ferencT ^ !** is ^ < mile in circum- G$