At Cound, Mr. Hodges, to Mrs. Tomkinson ; Died.] At Bridgenorth, David Caldwell, at a very advanced age. He was a native of Scotland, was a drummer in the reign of William, and a private foldier under queen Ann. During the last 70 years, he had refided at Bridgnorth. 83, John Allet, efq. late chamberlain of the corporation of Shrewsbury; he has left the bulk of his property for the purpofe of erecting and endowing a feminary for the education of poor children, belonging to Shrewsbury. Mrs. Edwards, near Olwestry. Mrs. Corfield, of Shrewsbury. At Bishop's Caftle, Mrs. Griffith's. At Prees, the rev. Dr. R. Jackfon, fenior prebendary of York, Litchfield, and Chester. STAFFORDSHIRE, Married.] At Barwick, Mr. E. Harding to Mifs Blythe. At Sedgeley, the Rev. T. Powell to Mifs Brown. At Walfall, Mr. Bennett, of Chefter, to Mifs Ann Barber. At Breewood, Mr. J. Robinfon to Mifs Duncomb, both of Coventry. W. Fowler, efq. of Newcastleunder-Line, to Miss Middleton, of Liverpool. Died.] At Tetbury, Mr. S. Bubb, fen. and a few hours after, Mr. S. Bubb, jun. taken ill about the fame time. At Wolverhampton, Mr J. Panton. At Tettenhall, Francis Holyoake, cfq much lamented. At Whittington, John Barrett, efq. aged 82, many years Collector of Excite at Bristol. Aged 74, Mifs Garbert. At Hanbury, Mrs. Thomas. At Pipe Hill, near Litchfield, Corn. Nevill, efq. by whofe death a confiderable eftate devolves to the Old Women's Hospital. In Wolverhampton Market, Mr. Shepherd, of Muchall. LEICESTERSHIRE. Married.]-At Lutterworth, Mr. James, of Hinckley, to Mifs E. Smith. At Swepitone, Mr. J. Scott, to Mifs M. Marthall Baker, of Leicester, to Mifs Perks, of Atherftone. At Great Glen, Mr. Benjamin Cooper, to Mifs James, of Leicester. At Leir, Mr. W. Collins to Mifs A, Smith. At Loughbro', Mr. Watts to Mifs Harley. At Barrow, Mr. T. Bradshaw, to Mifs Beaumont. Mr. J. Driver, of Harborough, to Mifs Atkins. Mr. Robotham, to Mrs. Day. ... Married.] At Uppingham, Mr. T. Holmes to Mifs Goodliffe. Died.] At Seaton, aged 21, Mifs Bellaers. The University of Cambridge are about to petition the crown, for a Charter of Incorporation to found a new college, pursuant to the will of the late Mr. Downing, who bequeathed 4500l. in perpetuity, for that purpose. Married.]-The rev. R. Robinson, rector of Waterftock and Emmington, to Mifs Kipling, of Chitton, Bucks. Mr. Oates, of H. Sutton, to Mifs Cerk. The rev. Mr. Lawton, of Ash, to Mifs Cobbold, of Ipswich. Died.]At Cambridge, Mrs. Heylock. Mr. T. Daintry, poft-mafter of Royston, and treafurer of the county. Mr. H. Humphreys, of Trumpington. At Elfworth, Mr. W. Papworth. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Married.]-Mr. Edge, of Northampton, to Mifs H. Payne. Mr. C. Jones, of Abington, to Mifs Serjeant. At Penkirk, Mr. W. B. Brown, to Mifs M. Facon. At Picheley, Mr. T. Palmer, to Mifs Nunnely. At Long Lawford, Mr. Crofts to Mrs. Ruffhead. Mr. G. Smith, of Northampton, to Mifs Evans, of Wrexham. At Perborough, Capt. Orange, 86th, to Mifs E. B. Philipfon. Died.]-Mr. B. Goodman, of Northampton. Mr. W. Hughes, grocer. At Brackley, Mrs. Mr. J. Died.]-At Netherfeal, Mrs. Jarvis, wife of P. J. efq. At Leicester, Mrs. Rickards. At Destord, 83, Mrs. Cook; fhe lived with her hufband who is 84, upwards of 60 years, a rare inftance of conjugal unity and felicity. At Leicester, Mrs. Robotham. 82, Mrs. Braithwaite, of Swanington. 83, Mrs. Palmer, relict of Mr. Alderman Palmer, of Leicester. At Overseal, after a few days illness, Thomas Wilkes, a very eminent and fuccefsful banker, manufacturer, &c. The meeknefs and fuavity of his manners, for which he was eminently diftinguished, his extreme punctuality in all his extenfive commercial dealings, his readinefs to affit and accommodate all his neighbours upon every emergent occafion, which his fortune Bathurit. WARWICKSHIRE. Married.] At Birmingham, Mr. T. Kettle to Mifs M. Twift. Mr. Boiworth, of Coventry, to Mrs. Pickering. Mr. Waterton, aged 78, to Mrs. A. Durne, 65. Mr. S. Gem to Mrs. Foy. Mr. Edwards, of Henley, to Mifs Burman. Mr. Jofeph Penn to Mifs Taylor, both of Wordefley. Mr. Phillips, of Wrockwardine, to Mifs Clarke, of Allfcott. At Coventry, Mr. T. Arnold, of Stone House, to Mifs E. Arnold. At Stratford, Mr. T. Smith to Mifs A. Veley. Same place, Mr. T. S. Buck to Mifs E. Parfons. At Birmingham, Mr. T. Simmons to Mifs C. Barron. George Pugh, efq. to Mifs Hornblower. Mr. Brown, of Coventry, to Mrs. Cheflyn. Died.] Mrs. Shelton, of Inge Street. Mrs. Fellowes, of Bull Street. Mifs Ann Oakley, Mr. John Langiton. At Afhted, Jofeph Carles, efq. late of Handfworth, whofe character will not be forgotten by pofterity, for his conduct during the difgraceful and never to be forgotten Riots at Birmingham, in 1791. In private life he was an affectionate husband, a tender father, 502 and and a fincere friend to thofe to whom he was attached. He bore a long and painful illness with exemplary fortitude and refignation. At the Grove, near Envill, Mr. Wollafton. At Birmingham, Mr. Hoffmeyer, Barometer and Wooden-clock maker. Mifs E. Fallows. Mr. J. P. Jones, of Digbeth. At Rugby, aged 74, Mr. Charters, fingular in his practice of every religious and moral duty, from his childhood to grey hairs. At Coventry, Mr. T. Cah, Stuff manufacturer, and one of the people called Quakers At Bordefley, Mr. Jof. Tart, 20 years conftable of the parish of Afton. Aged 18, Mr. James Hawkins. Mrs. Hitchens, of Meriden. WORCESTERSHIRE. Married.] At Worcester, Mr. T. Williams to Mifs Baker. Mr. E Howell to Mifs Hornsby. At Claines, J. A Bonucci, efq, to Miss Palmer. Died] At Upton-upon-Severn, R. Clarke, efq. Steward and Chapter Clerk to the Cathedral of Worcester. He was fteady in his friendfhips, and diftinguished for his extenfive hofpitality. In the various branches of business entruffed to his care and management, his punctuality, accuracy, and integrity, were ever confpicuous. Near Bromyard, Mr. Lawrence; and, a few days after, his daughter Mrs. Barrett. Mifs Mary Wood, of Dudley. In Worcester, Mr Butler, Printer. Same place, Mr. Benjamin Efner. HEREFORDSHIRE. Died.] Mrs Smith, of the Field, near Hereford. At Hereford, Mr. M. Gulliford Mr. Laurence, ten. of Norton, near Bromyard. Mrs. Barrett, of Cowarn Court. At Sutton, aged 61, Mr. T. Gibbons. Mifs Davis, of Bromyard. Mrs. Brewster, wife of JB. efq. of Button Court, a woman of excelfent understanding, warm in her friendships, confiderate and unremitting in her charities. At Caftle-Ditch, the feat of his brother. Lord Somers, T. S. Cocks, efq. Mr. J Abrahall of the New Houfe, near Rofs. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Married.] At Glouc:fter, H, Garret, efq. of the Navy, to Mifs M. Raikes. At Clifton, George Milner, efq. of Comberton, to Mifs E. M. Stephen, daughter of Dr. S. of the Hotwells. At Old Sodbury, Mr. Thomfon, furgcn, to Mifs White. John Spun, efq. of Bristol, to Mifs Monro. In 1 Died.]-At Banbury, Mifs Hibberdine, who to the poor will be a fevere lofs, as the had long been in the habit of adminiftering advice and medicines gratis. Same place, Mr. W. Barlowe, of the Plough Inn. 70, Mr. John Smith, of Oxford. 55, Mr. Alderman Churchill, of Woodstock, a focial and benevolent man. At Bicefter, 52, Mr. F. Penrose, furgeon. Aged 77, Dr. John Smith, Savilian Profeffor of Geometry in the University of Oxford. · At Married -At Chelmsford, Mr. Rowell, to Mrs. Clifton, of Rettenden. At. Colcheter, Capt. Barclay, to Mils Kerfteman. Mr. S. Lambert, of Barnfton, to Mifs Wiltfhire, of G. Tey, near Colchester. Mr. J. Emery, of Leigh, to Mifs M. Goodin. At G. Holland, Mr. W. Baker, to Mifs S. Ruffle, of Heny Rife. Kirby-le-Soken, Mr. J. Barnard, to Mifs E. Quitter. Mr. J. Philbridge, of Debden, to Mifs Haycock, of Hempfted. At Rettendon, Mr. Boston, of Raleigh, to Mifs Lamprell. D. Spurgeon, jun. efq. of Welwyn, Herts, to Mifs H. Grove, of Woodford. At Died At Chelmsford, Mr. Houfon. Malden, Mr. Tomlinson, surgeon. Aged 55, Mr. W. Mayhew, of Rettendon. Mr. Jofcelyn, of Braintree. Mr. J. Carter, of Radwinter. At Stanftead, Mrs. Canham. Mrs. Smith, of Sutton, near Ongar. Mr W. Wallidge, of Laindon-hills. Mrs. Stockbridge, of G. Baddow. At Dedham, Mr. Watkinfon. Aged 70, Mr. W. Plumb, for 48 years mafter of the free-fchool at Barrow. NORFOLK. At the late Quarter Seffions, at Norwich, no prifoner appeared to take his trial, nor has there occurred a commitment, on a criminal charge, to the gaol of that large and populous city, during the term of fix months preceding. Died.]-At Briftol, Mrs. Herford. At Clif ton, the Countefs of Abergavenny. At Tewkef bury, the rev. W. Smith, of Birtfrrorton. Glocefter, Mrs. Barnes. At Briftel, W. Hazell, efq. Licut. Heighington. On Kingfrown, Mrs. Onion, daughter of Mr. S. Sellick, book-pations unmolefted, fo long as they thall c feller of Bristol. In Bristol, Mr Lowden, navy 14, Maft. R Stuart. OXFORDSHIRE. The Dutch fishing veffels, lately detained at Admiralty, and allowed to continue their occuYarmouth, have been releafed by order of the agent. Married.] -At Chipping-Norton, Mr. J. Hitchman, to Mifs S. L. Simkins. The rev. R. Robinson, of Wat rftock, to Mifs Kipling, Mr. W. Strange, of Oxford, to Mifs Jeffet. fine them felves merely to the business of the fishery. Married.] Mr. Kirton, of Bradiftin, to Mifs Kirton, of Shaldingfield. Mr. W. R. Coe, at Attleboro', to Mifs M. Stevens. John Wodehoufe, efq. to Mifs Norris, of Witton. Edwards, jun. of Lynn, to Mifs M. E. Mar Mr. tin, of Arlfey, Captain R. Thompson, of Lynn, to Mifs Dickinfon At Norwich, Mr. D. Gapp, to Mifs S Ward. Mr. W Brookbank to tifs A. Dewhurit. Mr. J. Fuller, to Mifs Howard, both of Yarmouth. Mr. W. Stuckey, of Swaffham, to Mifs Emerfon. At Wells, John Hil efq. to Mrs Tylack. At Coltishall. Mr W. Shepcutt, of London, to Mifs Perkins. At E. Rudham, Mr Savory to Mi's Howard At Yarmouth, Capt. Charles Thompson to Mifs Mary Tolver. Mr. J. D. Palmer, of Yarmouth, to Mifs A Beart. Did] At Norwich, aged 81, Mrs. Tolke. Aged 58. Mr. John Crouse, 35 years printer of that refpectable paper the Norfolk Chronicle, and during that period always diftinguished for his integrity and goodness of heart. The Paper is continued by his late partners and fucceffors Meffrs. Stephenfon an. Mat bet. At Yarmouth, Mrs. Miller, wife of Captain M. Aged 61, Mr W. Durant, whose memory will be long respected At Lynn, aged 72, Mrs Wade. Mifs Mary Bland At Stoke Holy-Crofs, Mr. Blofield, jun. In Norwich, ag d 45, Mr. Grimes. Suddenly Mr. J. Wright, Fithmonger In St. George's, Tombland aged 79, Mr Wal Sharpe, a truly honeft and wor hy man. At Saxlingham, aged 68, Mrs. Ston, of the Small-pox Aged 61, Mr. W Reynold, In a of Marsham. At Lynn, Mr. H. Tuck. Norwwich, of a Decline, aged 18, Miis Mary Cla rock, of King-tre-t. Aged 54 Mrs. S. Doughty. Age 32, Mr. John Cubit. after long illness. At Swaffham, Mrs. Rofher. Aged 69, Mis Wordlaw, wife of Mr W Bookteller in Norwich Aged 74, Mr Jhn Brunton. At Downham, on his birth-day, Mr. J. Sewell, Attorny. Aged 102, at Bacons-Thorpe, Mr. Joln Spurrell. Marrie 1-At Dover, Mr Jon. Olbourne, to Mifs Kindness. At Goodnefton, Mr. Jo Fox, of Wingham, to Mifs Ja Tunbricge. E Ward, efq. ot Sandhurst, to Mifs Terry At Margate, Mr J. Harman, attorney, to Mrs Corbett, At Canterbury, Mr. H. Hadmans, to Mifs S. Read. Mr. H Crane, to Mifs L. Harvey. Mr. E. Goldfinch, to Mifs Halliday At Rochester, G. Herbert, eiq ft reg. Guards, to Mifs Jones. At Folkstone, Mr. T. Davis, to Mifs E. Wood. At Maidstons, Mr. S. Roufe, to Mifs H. WilJiams. At Charing, Mr. R. Cutbufh, of Chatham, to Mifs C. Millgate. At Minter, in Thanet, Mr J. Harnett, to Mifs Buthel. At Margate, Mr. Young, of Galinge, to Mifs KidAer. He Died.]-At Canterbury, Mr. Goodwin, Mifs Fowler. Aged 91, Ro. Cunningham. ferved 53 years in the army with reputation, and was engaged in feveral battles in Flanders, and the fucceeding war, in Germany, under Prince Ferdinand. Mrs. Culmer. Mr. J Foutrel, furgeon Mrs. Nairne. Aged 27, Mr. J Strood, at the half-way houre, Whitstable Road. Mr. Webber, of Chatham. At Fant-Houfe near Maidstone, Mrs Pine. At Folkstone, aged 39, Captain J. Boxter, of the Stag cutter. Mr. M. Knott, of the Hundred of Hoo. At Ryarih, Mr. J. Hever Mrs. Palmer, Mr Jo. Sawer, fen, of Maidítone. At W. Malling, Mis, Brooke.. At Margate, ag d 83, Mr. Ab. Mummery, fen. Aged 68, Ms Ra. Griffen. Mr. J Ofen. At Harri tfham, Mrs. M. Downe ftable, Mrs. Browning At Charing, aged 70, ME Elted. Mrs S. Baker, of Beakesbourne. At Dover. Mifs B. Molland; from her placid difpolition, and other valuable qualities, peculiarly well adapted to her fituation, that of a teacher. M Nott, of Deal. At Darinth, Mr. J. Selby. The rev. J. Chawner, of Hawkhurit, BERKSHIRE. At Whit At Married.] At Beedon, Mr. H. Rufs, of S. Courtney, to Mifs Pocock, of Stanmore. the Devizes, Mr W. Biggs to Mifs Willis. At Newbury. Mr. Morland, of Abingdon, attor Bedwin to Mifs Pocock, of Enford ney, to ifs Batter. Mr Wentworth, of Gr Die Mr Newell. of Durham, near Reading. t Reading, Mrs. Littlehales, a lady of great piety and virtue Mr. Bradley, jun. in confequence of a fall from his horfe, which bruifed him fo dreadfully that he died hours afterwards. 4 At Newburg, aged 31, of a Decline, coutracted m a French prion, Mr. H. Gore, late of the lert loop of war. T. Churchill, efq. Mrs. Phillips, of Bear-Hill. Mifs Butter, of Wargrave. At Inkpen, aged 92, with the cha acter of a true, worthy matron, Mrs. M. Durnford, SUSSEX. There is a horfe, now in the poffeffion of a hawker, at Brighthelmftone, which has attained the very uncommon age of forty-fix years! A new infirmary for this county, is about to be established at Lewes A number of g ntlemen and respectable farmers, have lately affociated themselves for the fole purpo of meliorating the breed of the est cattie of the county. The meeting is to be held annually, on every 19th day of April, when a filver cup, valued at fifteen guineas, will be adjudged to the owner, that fhall exhibit the beft 1HREE-YEAR OLD BULL; and another, valued at ten guineas, to the owner, that shall exhibit the best three-year old heifer, which fhall have dropt a calf between the 1ft day of the month of January, and the 1st day of April. Married.]-At Brighton, Capt. Thorp, Oxford Blues, to Mifs Philipps. Mr. T. Duke, near Arundef, Arundel, to Mifs Oliver. Mr. Hyde, jun. of Broadwater, to Mifs Duke. Died.]-At Lewes, Mr. W. Pearce, of Monmouth Militia. Mr. B. Faulconer, of Petworth. Mrs. Streatfield, of the Rock, near Uckfield. At Brighton, fuddenly, while walking on the Steine, Mrs. Davenport, wife of R. D. efq. of Great Marlowe, Bucks. HAMPSHIRE. At a late meeting of the proprietors of the propofed London and Southampton canal, the practicability of the meafure was fully eftablithed, from the furveys delivered in, and measures are taking to carry the plan forthwith execution. Married.]-Mr. Gould, of Winchester, to Mifs Pyle. At Southampton, Mr. J. Silley, to Mrs Clarkfon. Mr Poole, of Highbridge, to Mifs C. Smith At Carifbrook, Mr. Ja. Ufher, of London, to Mifs Cheverton. Mr. G. Hayes, of Winchester, to Mifs Smith. Mr Knight, of Salisbury, to Mifs Short. Monfieur Frankiet, York Rangers, to Mifs Foreft, of W. Cowes. D. Sutherland, efq., to Mifs Botefour, of South ampton. Died.At Winchefter, Mrs. Harvey. At Worthy, near W. lady Ogle, wife of Sir Chaloner Ogle. Mr. Reynolds. Mrs. Hill. At Fareham, Mrs. Utterfon. At Chrift Church, St. Alban Roy, fq. a captain in the Navy. At Hyth. near Southampton, E. Baker, efq. a member of the Corporation of Salisbury. At Hale, J. Nay, efq. Mrs. Sawkins, of Whiteparish. At Portsmouth, Mrs. Hervey. Mr. T. Elliot, a marine painter, of very promifing talents. Mrs. Thompfon, of Mount Sylvan, Ile of Wight, by both a Genevele, and of extraordina y beuty; in her charaéter were blended all the elegant accomplishments of polished fociety, and all the fecial virtues which do honour to humanity. Mr. W Warn, of Ringwood. WILTSHIRE. Married.]-Mr. Biggs, of the Devizes, to Mifs Willis. Died.] At Salisbury, 87, Mrs. Blake. Mr. Antrim. Ms. Lucas. 78, Mr. W. Elde:ton. At Trowbridge, Mrs. Houlton, and Mrs. Dodd. At Martin, Mr E. Hewett. Near Marlborough, Mr. Alexander, of Maningford, Bohune. At Wilton, Mrs. Hodding, wife of Mr. H. T. of Salisbury. Mr. Davis, of Cattle Car. breeders of cattle in the kingdom, to produce the fame number and defcriptions of cattle, of any other tribes, equal, in point of value, as breeding stock, to a bull and cow, with their offspring, male and female, and several heifers, all entirely of his own breeding. Married.]-At Sedmouth, Col. Forster, to Mifs Coles, of Taunton. At Butleigh, after 35 years courtship, Mr. D. Corbay, to Mils A. Vagg. T. S. Phelys, of Baliol, Oxford, to Mits M. Tucker, of Axminster. In Bath, Mr. J. Gray, to Mifs K. Hornblower Mr. R. Elf, to Mifs S. Rogers. At Yate, Mr. T. Hetling, attorney, to Mifs M. Wickham. Did.]-Mr. Davis, of the Angel Inn, Caftle Cary; on his return, at Bruton, near Hampden, he was thrown from his hofe, and dragged by his foot in the ftirrup; the bruifes he received occafioned his death in a few hours after. At Milberton, Mrs. Cording. At Biddeford, Mr. W. Edwards. John Bower Jodrell, efq. of Chefhire. 93, Mrs. Saunderfon. Mrs. Strong, of G. Ormond Street, London. Miís Hensley, 18, Mr. W. Dah, jun. Mrs. Morris. 22, Mils Horton, only daughter of Mr. Alderman H. Mr. Smith At Chefnole, advanced in yea s2 Mr. J. Jenkins, killed by a fall from his horfc. At Chew-magna, Mrs. Harford, wife of J. H. efq. of Bristol, and one of the people called Quak: rs. At Eaft Knoyle, the rev. Dr. Wakes, prebendary of Westminster, and rector of E. K. during the long period of 51 years. At Frome, Mrs. Middleton, wife of J. C. M. efq. At Taunton, the rev. Mr. Townshend mafter of the Free Grammar School in that place. At Backwell, Mr. S. Filer, who, though in good health, paised several years of the latter part of his life in bed. At Keynibam, Mrs. Veale. At Seaborough, R. Clarke, efq. In Bath, Mifs E. T. Nichols, daughter of the late W. N. efq. of Stafford hire. Mrs. Chromie. Mr. Harris. At Shepton Mallet, .r. John Dunkerton, master of the Free Grammar School, and 50 years a fchoolmaster. DORSETSHIRE. As fome workmen were lately digging in a field, at Frampton, they difcovered a nunnery concealed about two feet under the furface of the earth. The pavement of this curious relic of antique architecture, confits of very finely polished marble on the fcite were alfo found different kinds of grotesque figures Married --Mr. Jo. Weft, to Mifs E. Weft. D. O. P. Okeden, efq, of Moor Critchell, to Mifs Harris, of Sturminster Marshall. Died.]-Mifs Blair, of Down Houfe, near Blandford, of an amiable difpofition, and accomplithed manners. At Weymouth, Captain R. Allen; he fell overboard from a fhip in the harbour. Mr. Jenkins, of Chetnoble." At Cranburn, aged 89, Mr. J. Beale, mafter of the Free -School for 50 years, and greatly refpected as fuch; having taught gratis, during all that time, reading, writing, and arithmetic, to all poor children, &c. Mr. Fooks, an eminent attorney of Sherborne, Exeter 1796.] Devonshire... Wales... Ireland... Scotland. DEVONSHIRE. Exeter, Nov. 18.-This day a very numerous meeting was held at the Caftle, of the Gentlemen and Freeholders, &c. of the county, to confider "the propriety of prefenting an Addrefs to his Majefty, to thank him for the fteps he has already taken to procure an honourable and lafting peace."-Mr. BULLER moved, that a claufe fhould be inferted, containing a repetition of affurances of lives and fortunes, in fupport of the war, fhould the prefent negotiation fail. Mr. NORTHMORE oppofed the adoption of this clause, and moved an adjournment to that day two months. The Hon. Mr. FELLOWES fubftituted as an amendment, instead of this day two months, "till the county be convinced of the Minister's fincerity in the prefent negotiation." The fenfe of the meeting was decidedly against the Address moved by Mr. Buller; and the motion of adjournment, with Mr. Fellowes's amendment, was carried. At a meeting of the merchants and manufacturers of Exeter, Nov. 10. it was agreed to prefent a memorial to the Privy Council, reprefenting the GREAT and UNPRECEDENTED HARDSHIPS they had fuffered fince the commencement of the war, &c. Married.]-At Tiverton, Mr. W. Befley to Mifs Shaw. At Barnstable, Capt. R. Blake to Mifs M. Griffiths. At Exeter, rev. H. A. Hole to Mifs Sarah Horn. Died.]-At Exeter, Mrs. Vicary. Mr. Spry, mercer and draper. Mrs. E. Hayman. At Alphington, B. Sweetland, efq. many years a Commiffionary, at Gibraltar, in which fitsation he realized confiderable property. At Erming ton, the rev. George Townsend. At Exeter, 70, Mrs. S. Swale. Mrs. Cornith. At Exmouth, Mr. Jof. Perriman; he was returning, with two lads, from piloting a veffel, when the boat, ftriking on a rock, funk, and they perifhed. At Plymouth, on the 2d inft. in the 34th year of his age, after a lingering illnefs, which he bore with exemplary fortitude and refignation, Mr. Moore, a furgeon or that place, and vifiting apothecary to the Royal Naval Hofpital. His talents and virtues did honour to a name and family, which have been long characterifed, and are itill adorned, by learning and worth. He was diftinguifhed by much skill in the exercife of his profeffion, by rare powers of mind, and by extenfive reading; but his mental endowinents and literary accomplishments, were united with the more valuable properties of character, with independence of principle, with firmets and confiftency of conduct. By his family, by his neighbourhood, and by the wide circle of his friends, his death is deeply regretted, and the remembrance of him will be ever affectionately cherished. WALES. Died.]-At Abery ftwith, T. L. Anwyl, efq. Major Wynne, of the Merioneth Militia. At Llangmynech, 88, Mis. S. Parry. John Jones, efq. of Henbls, co. Merioneth, a gentleman greatly regretted by a very numerous acquaint 841 ance. At St. Vincent's, Rawleigh Manfel, efq. of Swansea, 63. On Monday morning, the 24th of October laft, at his houfe in Landvery, Carmarthenshire, of the gout, in the 69th year of his age, ARTHUR DAVIES, efq. father of Doctor Davies, of Carmarthen, and one of his Majesty's juftices of the peace for that county. A gentleman, whofe death is univerfally, and defervedly, lamented. The various duties, and offices of focial life, he discharged with great zeal and philanthropy.— As a magiftrate, he was eminently useful in his neighbourhood; active, impartial, and independent; and he defcended into the grave, covered with the highest honour, that of being efteemed, and acknowledged, an honest man! Of Swansea, Richard Phillips, eiq. one of the people called Quakers, whofe hofpitality and benevolent mind will be long remembered. IRELAND. The cultivation of hemp and the manufac ture of fail-cloth, have recently made a confi derable progrefs in this country. The maritime intercourfe between this country and Great Britain (which, before the year 1720, was very inconfiderable) has, for a number of years paft, increafed with regular and progreffive rapidity to its prefent furprifing magnitude :-it now forms one of the mont confiderable branches of Irish and British commerce, and is favourable to the reciprocal interefts of both countries. The gentlemen of property throughout the kingdom, are not only enrolling themfelves in the different volunteer corps, but have alfo spiritedly offered to raife, at their own expence, any number of then judged expedient by Government, in addition to the permanent military eftal li hments, &c. 66 SCOTLAND. On Friday the 7th of October, in the 87th year of his age, Thomas Feid, D. D. profeffor of Moral Philofophy in the University of Glafgow. His ingenious and elaborate works, efpecially his " Inquiry into the Human Mind," and his Effays on the Intellectual," and the "Active Powers of Man," are noble and lafting monuments of his eminent abilities, his deep penetiarion, and his extenfive learning. Dr. Reid's merit as a teacher and an author is very generally known. He was unquestionably one of the profoundest philofophers of the age, and although fome, who think it a proof of weakness to differ from Mr. Hume, have flighted the fpeculations of Dr. Reid, and undervalued the mathematical precifion which he laboured to introduce, his Enquiry into the Senfes will, probably be coeval with our language. It is founded on facts, which must continue to interett men while theis conftitution continues unchanged If any part of this admirable work were to be felected as the moit ingenious, the inquiry into the eye, into fingle and double vifion, might be quoted. His other works are of a more popular caft: In all of them, however, then appears, accurate arrangement, candid argument, with illustrations to clear and copious, as evince a Correct |