There were many such cases. 5 survived two. There was a Chirurg Doctor on board who, he says, deemed it necessary to perform all necessary operations as neither of them would or other surgical instrument, so lamentable that many were compelled to recover. He adds that 186 were who received medicines and comforts from the Captain.
It is not possible from the documents sent home by the Consul, to form any certain inference of the cause of this mortality. The inference of the Consul is that the Emigrants must have been unfit at the time of Embarkation for such a voyage.
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