1796.] Staffordshire... Leicestershire... Rutlandshire, &c. At Broomhall, in the prime of life, B. B. Baffnett, efq. At Alderbury, Mrs. Thornes. At Frankwell, Mrs. Woodward. At Yockleton Mill, 66, Mrs. Blakeway. At Market Drayton, Mr. W. Coftella, furgeon, and one of the Yeoman Cavalry of that place. At Whitchurch, Mrs. Cartwright. At Bishops Caftle, Mrs. C. Drew. At Marchomley, Mr. Leigh, fteward to the late Sir Rowland Hill and Sir Rich. Hill, barts. At Pipley, Mr. Gittoes. At Ofweftry, Mr. Spencer. Mrs. Morris, wife of the rev. Mr. M. of Clun. At Hanwood, Mrs. Hill of Shrewibury. STAFFORDSHIRE. Married.]—At Baswich, the rev. T. Greenwood, of Ecclefhall, to Mifs Lycett, daughter of the late J. L. cfq. of Weeping Crofs. Died.] At Stafford, 75, F. Lycett, efq. 53,, Mrs. Yates. 79, Mr. Mariton. 84, Mr. J. Stevenfon. At Hill Top, near Stone, 35, John Rutter, efq. At Wolverhampton, 72, Mr. T. Davis. Mr. E. L. Neeve. At Newcastle, Mrs. Baddeley. At Litchfield, 51, Mr. Jaf. Snape. Near Litchfield, Mr. S. Wyatt. 757 richest commoners in England. His real eftate in Leicestershire amounted to 10,000l. per annum, including an immenfe property of timber. His perfonal eftate, in funded money, bank bills, and cafh, amounted to nearly 200,000l. The whole of this property devolves, by bequeft, to the hon. Mrs. Butler, wife of the hon: Aug. Butler, fecond fon of the countefs of Lanesborough.-The remains of this knight lay in ftate, on the 4th inftant, at Leicester, furrounded by a magnificent plumage, decorated with efcutcheons, and all the paraphernalia of funeral pomp. They were afterwards removed to Swithland, there to be interred in a magnificient monument, which was erected by Sir John in his life-time. On this monument is an infcription, which states, that Sir John was defcended from Norman d'Alverfe, a Brabanter, who came into England in 1066; that one of his ancestors was a faft friend to Charles the First, and another a fupporter of the Commonwealth under Cromwell, and that he himself was a friend to civil and religious liberty, aud always the fupporter of revolution principles.] RUTLANDSHIRE. Died.]-At Oakham, Mr. Combes, attorney, and clerk of the peace for the county of Rutland. gen.. At Hambleton, Mr. Herring. At Uppingham, 63, Mrs. Marriott. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. At Shufhions, 52, H. Crockit, efq. the agricultural improvements effected by this fleman added to the wealth of his country; his lofs will be fincerely regretted as a truly valuable member of fociety by all who knew him. At Fenton, near Newcastle, T. Broade, efq. LEICESTERSHIRE. At the fale of Mr. Frifby's rams, at Waltham, a fingle fhearling reached the price of 135 guineas. The houfe of Richard Timfon, of Hallaton, in Leicestershire, with four others, was lately entirely confumed by fire, before any affiftance could be procured. On the 7th inftant, the Leicestershire volunteer cavalry were reviewed in the Abby Meadow, by their colonel, Sir W. Sheffington. The affemblage was brilliant and interesting. Married.]-At Seale, S. P. Wolferftan, efq. of Statfold, Staffordshire, to Mifs E. Jervis, daughter of P. J. efq. of Nether Seale. At Kibworth, the rev. T. Thomas, of Farndon, to Mifs Fox. Died.]-At Leicester, Mr. Harrison, furgeon. Mr. Reynolds. At Belminthorpe, in the prime of life, Mr. Jof. Inkeriole, of Leicester; lately a much refpected and very eminent linendraper. No man could more be beloved by a large circle of friends. At Belgrave, Rich. Vann, efq. At Castle Donnington, Mr. Towle. At Kibworth, 72, W. Hames, efq. a very intelligent man, and of much utility in his neigh bourhood. At Loughborough, Mr. W. Capp; without any previous indi pofition he was taken ill while at dinner with his family, and never fpoke afterwards. At Thrufington, Mifs Caffon, daughter of the Rev. W. C. At Hinckley, Mrs. Lawion. TThe late Sir John Danvers was one of the The extenfive tract of land, called Somerfham Heath, with other unimproved lands in the parishes of Somerfham, Woodhurst, and Pidley cum Fenton, are now in a course of inclosure. At a meeting of land owners of Wifbeach, St. Peters, and other adjoining parishes, a plan was adopted for more effectually draining the lands and grounds contiguous to the Redmore drainage. Married.]-The rev. W. Armstrong, B. A. of Jeius College, to Mifs Whittred. Mr. Fayerman, furgeon, of Swaffham, to Mifs Norton, of Holme Hale. Died.]-At Cambridge, in the prime of life, Mis. Claydon. At Wiibeach, Mr. John Mayer, attorney. At Ely, Mr. P. Smith, attorney, late one of the coroners for the Ifle of Ely, and deputy fteward to the Bishop, Dean and Chapter. At Sutton Wath, Mr. John Preft. At Weit Wratting, Mr. E. Haylock, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. The parish officers of Priddington, in the county of Bedford, have lately advertised, with an eagernefs not very honourable to their generofity, as a runaway from his family, an unfortunate man, who had ruined himself by a contract to provide for the poor, before the late enormous advances in the price of provifions. At Northampton quarter feffions, on Thurfday, Daniel Abbot, of Little-Addington, was indicted for a mifdemeanor, in engroting and getting into his hands, by buying of Richard Wightman, fifty quarters of wheat, with the intent to fed the fame again; and being found guilty, was fined in the penalty of 51. 5D 2 A number A number of public improvements, by inclosures, new turnpike roads, &c. are on foot in this county: Married ]-At Peterborough, the rev. Mr. Serle, of Writtle, to Mifs Vinter. Mr. E. Billingham, of Northampton, to Mifs Andrews, of Bristol. Died.]-At Northampton, Mrs. Jackfon. At Peterborough, Mrs. Pritchard; he was in perfect health at eight o'clock and a lifelefs corpfe before nine. At Kettering, Mrs. Toller, wife of the rev. T. N. T. At Maxey, 25, Mr. V. Wing, one of the Northamptonshire Yeomanry. WARWICKSHIRE. Married.]-At Coventry, Mr. Hunter, Hofpital Staff, to Mifs E. Curfon. At Stratford-upon-Avon, Mr. T. Smith, to Mifs A. Vealey. Died at Birmingham, Mrs Taylor, wife of Mr. T. furgeon. Mr. T. Hanfon; this gentleman by unremitting attention had acquired an extenfive knowledge of the fciences; he was an able mathematician, and a skillful aftronomer. Mr. Jof. Latham Mrs. H.S. Evetts. Mrs. Cope. Mifs Barber, daughter of J. B. efq. Mr. T. O. Heeley. Mr. Payne, attorney. Mrs. Webb. Mrs. Allen. Mr. R. Dicken, jun. Mr. Matthews. Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. Matthews. Mr. John Eginton. At Atherstone, in the 41ft year of his age, C. G. Hartold, furgeon and apothecary, fon of the Rev. Sherman Harrold, rector of Temple Patrick, and vicar of Antrim, Ireland. He was initiated at an early age, in the rudiments of his profeffion by his uncle, Grove Harrold, an emiiet furgeon at Coventry. Upon his fettling afterwards at Atherstone, a populous town and extenfive neighbourhood gave scope to talents which merited a larger field for their difplay. In a few years his fuperior knowledge and fuccefsful practice advanced him to the fummit of profeffional eminence: his fkill and judgment engaging the confidence, and bis humanity and tender attentions the love and elteem of his patients. His death was the confequence of a violent fever, which the preffure of too much business at a fickly feafon is fupposed to have occafioned. At Coventry, Mrs J. Taylor. At Allefley, near Coventry, Mrs. Holmes. At Hand worth, Mr. John Scraggs, T. Price, efq. At Digbeth, Mr. Doody: At Small Heath, Mrs. Lane. WORCESTERSHIRE. At the late Stirbitch fair, new Hops in pockets reached from 51. 128. to 61. 6s. per ewt. Derby cheese fold at 21. 18s.: fingle Gloucester 21. 148. to 21. 16s. Double Gloucester 31. to 31. 6s. Fine old Chefhire 31. 10s. Married.]-The rev. Mr. Bennett, to Mifs Woodward. The rv. W. Jones, of Lidney, to Mifs Pidcock, daughter of the late J. P. efq. of the Platts, near Stourbridge. Died.] At Worcester, Mr. Shingleton. Mrs. Gower. 39, Mrs. Day. Mr. Crane, of Broom(grove. At Barbourne Houfe, near Worcester, A. Williams, efq. lately arrived from Jamaica. At Stourbridge, Mrs. Hodgson, Quaker. Near Worcester, 70, Mr. J. Phillips. At Painfwick, Mrs. Cooper, of Kiddermin fter. At Feckenham, Mrs. Marshall. At Broughton Green, Mr. G. Fownes. HEREFORDSHIRE. Married.]-At Pontefbury, Jof. Warter, jun. efq. of Sibericot, to Mifs Meredith, daughter of the late T. M. efq. At Pipe, the rev. T. Lloyd, rector of Putley, to Mifs Meredith. At Leominster, the rev. J. Williams, mafter of the grammar fchool there, to Mifs Hughes. Died.]-At Longworth, Mrs. Walwyn, wife of J. W. efq. M. P. for Hereferd. At Bromyard, Mr. G. Badham. At Aconbury, near Hereford, Mrs. Fisher, At Haughton, 102, Mrs. M. Pitt. At Tre tyre, Mr. Sternhold. MONMOUTHSHIRE. Died.At Monmouth, Mifs E. Bowen, daughter of the late Mr. B. attorney GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Lord Sherbone has offered, for feven years, a filver cup, of five guineas value, for the bet wether fhear hog, to be bona fide bred in Glou cefterfhire. Several vagrants have been flogged out of Gloucefter, by which that city, to the credit of the magiftrates, is kept free of that difgraceful nuifances common beggars. Mr. DANIEL ROBERTS, of Painswick, announces, in Raikes's Gloucefler Journal, that he has fucceeded in condenfing the vital or oxigene air, by which he produces a fait of peculiar nature, that by repeated folution and coagulation becomes fixed, and will endure the fire." A house at Huntley was lately burnt to the ground, in the night, by the family having omitted effectually to extinguish a fire in the chimney on the preceding day. Married.]-W. Wakeman, efq. of the Mythe, to Mifs Williams, of Little Malvern. Died.]-At Gloucefter, Mrs. Lambe.◄ Mifs F. Palin. Mr. Bamford, apothecary. 83, Mrs. S. Lye. At Wefton, Mifs Phillips. At Stonehouse, Mrs. Dimmock. At Over, near Gloucester, Mr. Long. At Rodborough, Mrs. Tanner: At Crudwell, Mr. R. Buckland, attorney, of Tetbury. At Autt, Mrs. J. Taylor. OXFORDSHIRE. A moft dreadful and alarming fire lately broke out at the New Mills, near Henley upon Thames, Oxfordthire, which, in the course of an hour, reduced the paper and corn mill te athes, with about 800 reams of paper. Married.]-At Oxford, the rev. G. Richards, fellow of Oriel College, to Miss Parker. Mr. Churchill, jun. of Woodstock, to Mifs M 1796.] Buckinghamshire... Huntingdonshire... Effex, &c. M. Townefend, daughter of S. T. efq. of Ox- Died At Oxford, 82, Mr. S. Fletcher, formerly a bookfel.er in that city. Suddenly, 70, J. Uri, LLD. of the University of Leyden; he was by birth an Hungarian. Several years fince he was employed by the University of Oxford to arrange the Oriental MSS. in the Bodleian Library, a catalogue of which was published in 1787, in confequence of his labours. At Banbury, at the advanced age of 79, the Rev Geo. Hampton, A. M-He was a native of Wrexham, in Denbighshire, took his degree in the University of Glafgow, where he was contemporary with the Rev. H. Worthington, of Leicester: he was at the head of a diffenting congregation at Banbury for 56 or 57 years, and did honour to the character of the fcholar, the gentleman, and the divine: he diftinguished himfelf by a treatise in fupport of the Doctrine of the Atonement, in oppofition to the late Dr. Taylor, and in later years to Dr. Priestley, who acknowledged him among the moft candid of his opponents. He was refpected by all who knew him; by the clergy of all denominations, and by none more than thofe of the Establishment, fome of whom have borne teltimony to his candour, by reading in the fame defk, and preaching from the fame pulpit, for the last fix years of his life, during the rebuilding of the parish church. His memory had been impaired by a paralytic stroke, but his reafon was clear, and his fight fo good as not to require the help of glaffes his strength had been gradually abating for fome time, but he was fo well as to go from home to a friend's house the day before his death, and was arrested by the grim Tyrant in his way down ftairs to his breakfaft; he had fet his foot upon the last step, fell down, and with a fingle figh funk into the arms of Death. From the length of time he officiated as paftor, in fome families he has left three generations, initiated by him into the Christian church by baptifm. : At Banbury, Miss R. Marriott. In London, 21, Mr. R. Pridie, fon of Mr. G. P. of Oxford. At Great Milton, Mrs. M. Ludbrooke. At Glympton Park, where he was on a vifit, R. Lloyd, efq. of Headington Houfe, near Oxford. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Married.]-The rev. T. Milnes, M. A. to Mifs E. Gery, one of the daughters and coheireffes of W. G. efq. of Buthmead Priory. Died.]-At Brighton, fuddenly, Mrs. Davenwife of R. D.efq. of Court-garden. port, HUNTINGDONSHIRE. With a view to improve the great road leading from Spalding, in Lincolnthire, to Ramfey, in this county, &c. an application is to be made to parliament, to make a new turnpike road from Broother Houfe Bar, through Portland, Thorney, Whittlefey, Ramsey, &c. Married.]-At Barham, Mr. Jaf, Webb, of Stafford, to Mifs Ladds. Died.] At Elton, Mrs. Crofts. ESSEX. 759 A redoubt and batteries have been lately conftructed on Clacton Beach, with a view to fecure the entrance of Maiden River against roving privateers, &c. Married.] A. Schick, efq. of London, to Mifs Wilt, of Belchamp Walter. T. Wharrie, efq. to Mifs Clay, of Braintree; At Colchester, the rev. A. Beevor, to Mifs Blatchett, daughter of Major B. Pied.]-At Colchester, Mrs. Powell, matron of Chelsea Hofpital, and lifter to the rev. Dr. P. At Weeley Hall, near Colchester, S. Weeley, efq. At Chipping Hill, near Witham, Mr. John Newton. At Writtle, 90, Mrs. Crush. At Little Watham, Mrs. Gardiner. At Stansted-MountFichet, Mr. S. Day, Quaker. At Clacton, Mrs. Jones. At Strood Green, near Rochford, 68, B. Carr, efq. many years one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the county of Effex. NORFOLK. At a late meeting of the proprietors of estates in Markland Fen, a plan for draining the fame and other adjoining lands effectually and certainly, fo as not to be affected even in seasons extraordinarily wet, was delivered in by an able engineer, &c.-The advantages to be obtained from this drainage (proceeding by the outfall of Tilney Gaol) will confiderably overbalance the expences to be incurred (which, according to the eftimate, amount to 18,58ol. 12s. 6d.) and mu ultimately prove a great public benefit. Married.]-At Norwich, Mr. John Ebbetts, of Hellefdon, to Mifs Goultry. G. Lieut. M. W. Suckling, of the navy, to Miss R. Heath, efq. of Panxworth, near Acle, to Blencowe, eiq to Mils Everard, daughter of alderman E. of King's Lynn. Capt. Vale, of Yarmouth, to Mifs Theodorick, of Edgefield. Died.]-At Norwich, 83, the rev S. Bourne, formerly minifter of a Diffenting chapel there, and author of several fermons His infirmities had incapaciated him, for the last 20 years, from the performance of his public duties 73, Mr. Edmund Gurney, Quaker. 28, Mrs, C. Deeker, wife of the rev. T. D. rector of St Simon and Jude. 67, Mr. T. Nicholls. 51, Mrs. Clements. Mrs. Aldis. 54, Mrs. E. Bates. Mr. Mackay. At Swaffham, 54, Mrs. P. Daiton, wife of W. D. efq. At Bath, Mifs C. Cuftance, daughter of J. C efq. of Wefton House. At Bracondale, 45, Mrs. R. Allen. At East Dereham, 84, Mrs. M. Fenn, mother of the late Sir J. F. Knt. At Wymondham, 60, Mrs. Stafford. At Stalham, Mr. R. B. Lowe. At Holkam, 48, Mr. Sharpe. At Lynn, Mrs. Goodwin, wife of Mr. H. G. attorney. Mrs. Sinclair, late of Barwick. Mifs Hales. At Yarmouth, 76. Mr. R. Burroughs. At Baconthorpe, Mrs. Brown, relict of Mr. A. B. A. B. of Blackney. At Bergh Apton, Mifs H. Fox. At Witchingham, Mr. Copland, jun. SUFFOLK. Along the coast of Suffolk, cannon are placed on the heights all the way from Lowestoffe to Harwich; fo it is in Norfolk, Lincolnthire, Yorkshire, &c. Married.]-At Southwold, Mr. R. Brown, furgeon, to Mifs Revens. Mr. John Wilfon, of Tannington, to Mifs Gooch, daughter of J. W. G. efq. of Brundith Hall. P. Havens, efq. of Donyland Hall, to Mifs Sage, daughter of E. S. efq. of Wivenhoe. Died.]-At Bury, Mr. John Hill, one of the Burg ffes of the Common-council of that Corporation. Mr. W. Stocken. Mr. Hawkins. 44, Mr. H. Traice. At Beccles, 93, Mrs. M. Whitaker, reli& of the rev. T. W. late of Freffingfield. At Aldborough, 22, Mifs Revett, daughter of J. R. efq. of Brandefton. At Barton Mills, 84, T. Haws, efq. At Rickinfhall Superior, Mr. H. Bealey. In London, Mrs Girling, relict of Mr. S. G. of Strådbrooke. At Ipfwich, 68, Mr. E. Bacon. 56, Mr. S. Harrison. Mr Bridges. 88, Mrs. Beaumont. At Badmondisfield Hall, Mrs. S. Barrett, relict of N. B. efq. At Stokc, 49, Mrs. Bloefield. KENT. Lord Romney has fet an example at Maidfone, of fending all his corn to the public market, and has forbid the fale of any by fample. Married.]— At Canterbury, Mr. Woodruffe, furgeon, to Mifs Moyne. At Sholden, H. B. Deane, efq. of Reading, to Miss E. Wyborn, daughter of J. W. efq. of Hull Place. At Bennenden, R. Moneypenny, efq of Rolvendon, to Mifs Dunn. Died.At Canterbury, Mr. R. Frend. Mrs. Southee. Mrs Culver. At Rochester, Mrs. Bristow, wife of Mr. B. attorney. 80, Mrs. E. Hills. Mr. C. Etherington. At At Bromley, Mrs. Hawke wo th, relict of Dr. H. At Tenterden, 73, Mrs. Taylor. Chatham, Mr. Rimmer. At Town Malling, Mifs Geary, fifter to Sir W. G. bart. At Maidstone, Mrs. Collins. At Folktone, Mrs. Andrews. At Dover, Mr. G. A. Back At Newland, in the Ild of Thanet, G. Bedford, efq. At Margate, Mifs E. Read. 56, Mr. W. Auften, and a few days after, 65, Mrs. P. Auten, his wife. Mr. Welling, of the Theatre-royal there. SURREY. Married-At Streatham, John Brickeno, of Shotmead, B: dfordshire, to Mifs Kent. At Dorking, T. Croft, efq. of London, to Mifs Anfell. Diet.]At his feat at Ether, 85, Rich. Coffin, cfq. of Peitledge, Devonshire, and Hexworthy, Cornwall; his remains were conveyed to the latter place, and interred in the family vault there Ar Richmond, Mrs. Lewes, relict of the Dean of Offory. At Croydon, N. Dernithorne, efq. of St. Agnes, Cornwall. At Ripley, 46, Mifs R. Newman. BERKSHIRE. At Died At Reading, Mr. J. Weston. Datchett, Mifs A. Trant, fifter to the Hon. Mrs. Dillon. At Hampstead Morris, Mr. J. Juftice, jun. At Wokingham, 80, Mrs. Grimn. At Aged 80, the rev. T. Shephard, M. A. rector of West Woodbay, and vicar of Speen. Knightfbridge, Mifs H. Floyer, daughter of the late P. H. efq. of Shinfield, near Reading. SUSSEX. Married.] At Fletching, J. T. Stanley, efq. \fon of Sir J. S. bart. of Alderley, to the Hon. Mifs Holroyd, daughter of the Rt. Hon. Lord Sheffield. At Brighton, Lieut G. Smith, of the Blues, to Mifs F. Smith, daughter of the late H. S. efq. Normanton Houfe, Leicestershire. Died.] Aged 80, Mrs, Harcourt, wife of the rev. H. H. of Stone-houfe, rector of Warbleton and Crowhurit. At Lewes, Mr. Wood, Near Alfriston, Mr. Stevens, of Lewes ; coming out of a mill, on which he had been at work, he unfortunarely got too nigh the swifts, which ftruck him on the head, and fractured his skull fo dreadfully that he died a few hours after. HAMPSHIRE. Married.] At Winchefter, T. W. Filgate, efq. of Arthur's Town, to Mifs E. Mahon, of Caftlegan, both of the kingdom of Ireland. At Warminster, W. P. Cooper, Efq. of Southfield Houfe, to Mifs Butler, daughter of E. B. efq. At Tytherly, T. S. Foote, efq. proprietor of the Theatre-royal at Plymouth, to Mifs M, Hart, of Twyford. M. Cæfar Lambert, a French emigrant ferjeant, to Mifs Harifon of Eaft Cowes, fifter-inlaw to admiral M'Bride, a young lady with a large fortune. Died.] At Southampton, advanced in years, the rev. R. Davies; many years rector of Newbury and Highclerc. Suddenly, Mr. W. Andrews, attorney. Mrs Darwall, wife of J. D. cfq. At Winchester, fuddenly, Mr. Lee. Suddenly, Mr. Collis. At Hurne, neer Christchurch, Mr T. French. At Balingstoke, 67, Mr. T. Alder. At Fareham, the Rt. Hon. Lord Cranstoun, a Captain in the Royal Navy, and Governor of Grenada; his Lordinip's death was occafioned by the fugar of lead in fome cyder, which had been kept in a ciftern lined with lead. He had been lately appointed governor of Grenada; his remains were conveyed to Portsmouth, and interred in the garrifon chapel there. At Eaft Cholderton, C. Gregoric, efq. At Carifbrook, in the Ifle of Wight, 25, Mifs Su therland. At Andover, Mrs. Poore. At-Sutton, Mifs E. Watts. At 1796.] Somersetshire... Dorfetfhire... Devonshire, &, 761 At At Cholderton, Mr. John Whicher. Romfey, 40, Mr. T. Hall. At Portfea, Mrs. Colville. WILTSHIRE. At B iftol, Mrs. Wrighten. Mr. P. Canning. Mr. G. Wilkins. Mr. E. Davis. Mr. John Bowen. Mifs A. Bate. 52, Mr. R. Weekes, attorney. Mr Sawier. Mrs. Hawkins, wife of Mr. H. attorney. At Taunton, 83, Mrs. Ward, wife of the rev. Mr. W. At Ilminster, Mr. R. Collins, fen. At Shepton Mallet, Mr. Wale. At Frome, Mrs.Webly. At Beckington, near Frome, Mr. Moody. At Ramfgate, Mrs. Blackman, relict of the late R. B. efq. of Bath. At Stapleton, Mifs Mogg. At Wells, Mr. W. Stevens, of Barbadoes. At Nunny, Mr. King. DORSETSHIRE. Five Mofaic pavements have been lately dif Covered in this county, in a field called Nunnery Meadow, in the parish of Maiden Newton., One of them measures 20 fect by 30, another 20 by 16, and a third 15 by 16, connected with the two former by means of a Mofaic paffage 100 feet long, and 8 wide The largest appears to have been the floor of a Roman temple, erected about the time of the emperor Conftantine. All the pavements are enriched with figures of a mafterly defign, chiefly relating to the god Neptune on one of them have been difcovered three legible Latin infcriptions. Married.] E. Wagg, fq. of Burton House, Hants, to Mifs Gulliver, of Long Critchill. Died.] At Sherbone, Mr. W. Ruffel. Near North Petherton, fuddenly, Mr. W. Pitman. At Old Cleeve, Mrs. Evett. Married] At Plymouth Dock, capt. Sheldrick, of the Royal Artillery, to Mrs. Durnfard, widow of col. D. At Newton Bufhell, J. C Worthington, efq. major in the Suffex fencible cavalry, to Mrs Tickell. H. Roe, efq. of Graton, to Mifs F. P. Mackrill, daughter of J. M. efq. of Kingston upora Thames. Died.] At Exeter, Mrs. M. Sweetland. Mrs. Baft. 40, Mr. W. Ruffel; he was taken ill while in the fields, walked home, and died in about an hour. Lately, near Plymouth, in the 22nd year of his age, Mr. Benjamin Edy, furgeon of MillPrifon. His death was occafioned by an illnefs of only three days, fuppofed to be occafioned by attention to the duties of his profeffion: He was a young man of very amiable manners and pleafing addrefs; and endowed with good natural abilities, which had been improved by a liberal education. The writer hercof, and a large circle of his acquaintance, lament their fevere lofs. Died.] At St. A faph, the Rev. John Youde, M.A. vicar of Higham, Kent, and head-mafter of the grammar fchool at Beaumaris. At Wrexham, Mifs E. Jones, daughter of T. J. efq. At St. Afaph, Mr. E. Jones, fon of W. J. efq. of Wrexham Vechan." At Trefnant, near Pool, fuddenly, Mr. John Meredith. SOUTH WALES. Ded] At Abergavenny, Mr. John Watkins, furgeon. At Brigend, Glamorganfhire, Mr. Smith, furgeon. [The remains of the Rev. J. G. Aubrey, weie interred in the family vault at Ystradgunlais, Glamorganshire; the pall was fupported by eight clergymen, and the corpfe was attended to the church by all his tenants, 100 horfcmen, and 400 on foot.] * Scotch and Irish News, &c.-Notice of Dr. Reid, &c. with answers to Correfpondents, are deferred for want of room. |