Folio 8: Joseph Howe, Private Marine, aged 32; disease or hurt, dysuria from strictures...

Folio 8: Joseph Howe, Private Marine, aged 32; disease or hurt, dysuria from strictures in the urethra. Taken ill, 29 March 1813. Discharged to hospital 5 April 1813. Folio 8: Thomas Lougmore, Marine; disease or hurt, venereal. Taken ill, 29 March 1813. Discharged to duty 4 May 1813. Folio 8: David Jones, Seaman; disease or hurt, bowel complaints. Taken ill, 1 April 1813. Discharged to duty 4 April 1813. Folio 8: William Robinson, Seaman; disease or hurt, pleuriter. Taken ill, 1 April 1813. Discharged to duty 6 April 1813. Folio 8: Abraham Methodist, 'Black Man', aged 34; disease or hurt, pneumonic inflammation with a dry cough. Taken ill, 1 April. Discharged to Plymouth Hospital 5 June 1813. Soon rejoined the ship. 'has not been lately accustomed to the winter weather in England and consequently never easy but when before the galley fire'.

Folio 9: William Walsh, Seaman, aged 50; disease or hurt, severe inflammation of both eyes and a very great effusion of acrid tears. Taken ill, 2 April 1813. Discharged to Plymouth Hospital, 4 June 1813. Folio 9: Robert Short, Seaman; disease or hurt, contused toes. Taken ill, 2 April 1813. Discharged to duty 7 April 1813. Folio 9: Charles Dunn, Seaman; disease or hurt, abrasions of finger. Taken ill, 2 April 1813. Discharged to duty 1 May 1813. Folio 9: James Wilson, Seaman; disease or hurt, gonorrhoea. Taken ill, 3 April 1813. Discharged to duty 13 April 1813. Folio 9: John [Smith], Seaman; disease or hurt, pulmonic inflammation. Taken ill, 3 April 1813. Discharged to duty 14 April 1813. Folio 9: Thomas Flynn, Seaman; disease or hurt, rheumatism. Taken ill, 4 April 1813. Discharged to duty 12 April 1813. Folio 9: William Ford, Marine; disease or hurt, concussion of brain and lacerated scalp. Taken ill, 4 April 1813. Discharged to duty 23 April 1813. Folio 9: James Coody, Seaman, aged about 20; disease or hurt, fractured ring finger right hand and the other lacerated badly. Taken ill, 5 April 1813. Discharged to duty 7 June 1813. Ring finger amputated, smart ticket granted. Folio 9: Richard Hair, Seaman; disease or hurt, scalded foot badly. Taken ill, 5 April 1813. Discharged to duty 23 April 1813. Folio 9: John Ray, Seaman; disease or hurt, venereal. Taken ill, 5 April 1813. Discharged to duty 26 April 1813. Folio 9: Thomas Taylor, Seaman, aged 43; disease or hurt, pulmonic affection. Taken ill, 6 April 1813. Discharged to Plymouth Hospital 5 June 1813. Just returned from leave, was exposed to bad weather on voyage from Ireland and was ill when there.

Folio 10: Jacob Villy, Seaman; disease or hurt, catarrhal affection. Taken ill, 6 April. Discharged to duty 10 April. Folio 10: Isaac Eames, Seaman; disease or hurt, gonorrhoea, itch. Taken ill, 6 April 1813. Discharged to duty 19 April 1813. Folio 10: James Warner, Seaman; disease or hurt, cholera morbus. Taken ill, 7April 1813. Discharged to duty 12 April 1813. Folio 10: John Brandburg; disease or hurt, stomach and bowel complaints. Taken ill, 7 April 1813. Discharged to duty 9 April 1813. Folio 10: Richard King; disease or hurt, rheumatism. Taken ill, 8 April 1813. Discharged to duty 10 April 1813. Folio 10: John Blake; disease or hurt, abscess on neck. Taken ill, 8 April 1813. Discharged to duty 17 April 1813. Folio 10: Laurance [Flanlin], Seaman, aged 25; disease or hurt, paronychia on the thumb. Taken ill, 8 April 1813. Discharged to duty 7 June 1813. Bone diseased and thumb amputated. Folio 10: William Eady; disease or hurt, venereal chancre. Taken ill, 8 April 1813. Discharged to duty 12 May 1813. Folio 10: Mr Parkinson, Midshipman, aged 15; disease or hurt, shattered middle finger of right hand and lacerated hand. Taken ill, 8 April 1813. Discharged to duty 5 June 1813. Finger amputated. Folio 10: Edward Edwards, Seaman; disease or hurt, pneumonia. Taken ill, 8 April 1813. Discharged to duty 25 April 1813. Folio 10: John Benbow, Seaman; disease or hurt, acute rheumatism. Taken ill, 11 April 1813. Discharged to duty 30 April 1813. Folio 10: William Pearl, Seaman; disease or hurt, venereal. Taken ill, 11 April 1813. Discharged to duty 14 May 1813. Folio 10: John Lye, Seaman; disease or hurt, pyrexia. Taken ill, 11 April 1813. Discharged to duty 14 April 1813. Folio 10: [Muchleton], Seaman; disease or hurt, pyrexia. Taken ill, 11 April 1813. Discharged to duty 19 April 1813. Folio 10: John Micklezoy, Seaman; disease or hurt, sprained wrist. Taken ill, 12 April 1813. Discharged to duty 20 April 1813. Folio 10: John Smith, Seaman; disease or hurt, secondary symptoms of venereal. Taken ill, 12 April 1813. Discharged to duty 16 May 1813. Folio 10: Michael Dowling, Seaman, aged 21; disease or hurt, a sloughing sore on his right leg originating in a bruise. Taken ill, 12 April 1813. Discharged to hospital, 30 April 1813. Note in margin that, in the surgeon’s opinion, the ulcer is caused by the febrile state of the system when a scratch or contusion is inflicted.

Folio 11: John Thomas, Private Marine, aged 25; disease or hurt, ulcer on the tibia. Taken ill, 12 April 1813. Discharged to Plymouth Hospital, 30 August 1813.

Folios 11-13: Patrick Sheane, Seaman, aged 40; disease or hurt, pneumonia and gastritis. Taken ill, 13 April 1813. Discharged to hospital, 30 April 1813. Was only discharged from sick list the day before for venereal complaint. Comments that this patient was bled of 130 ounces of blood in the first 3 days of treatment, though it was difficult to persuade him to lose more on the 16th, and that blood letting and purgatives are proved to be the best way to lessen fevers.