21. In Stanhope- ftreet, the Right. Hon. Charles Fitzroy, Lord Southampton, general in the army, and colonel of the third reg. of dragoon guards. At Poole, aged 85, Mr. Samuel White, a quaker, who is said to have been worth near 400,000!. At Clifton, John Webb, efq. eldeft fon of the late John Webb, efq. member for Gloucester. The Rev. Mr. Jervis, pastor of the diffeners, at Ipswich, aged 72.' At Abingdon, the Rev. James Powel, M. A. fcholar of Trinity College, Oxford. 22. In Bloomsbury fque, of an apoplexy, John Boniet de Mainauduc, fellow of the corporation of furgeons in London. Mr. Thomas Sadd, of Vauxhall, dition to Surinam," reviewed in our prefent Volume. 28 At Lewisham, Mr. Deputy John Merry, many years one of the common coun. cil for Bishopfgate-ward. The Rev. Mr. Samuel Markham, one of the evening preachers at St. Dunitan's in the Weft, Fleet street At Lichfield, in her 79th yea., Mrs, Mary Newton, fifter of the late Bishop of Bristol. At Wefterham, in Kent, George Wenham Lewis, efq. juftice o peace for that county. At Brifiol, the Rev. Samuel Webb, rector of Winford, and vicar of Box, in Someriet. fhire. Mr. Jofeph Foot, master shipwright's first affiftant, of Plymouth-deck-yard. At Wimbledon, Michael Bray, efq. of 23. John Drinkwater, M. D. of Salford, Lincoln's Inn. Lancashire. Mark Weyland, efq. director of the Bank of England. 29. George Shakespeare, efq. late an emirent builder, at Pimlico. At Chelfea, Lady Prime, reli&t of the late Lately, at Egham Hill, Lady Gould, reli& Sir Samuel Prime, knt. in her 84th year. of the late judge Sir Henry Gould. Mr. Marcus Beresford, youngest sen of Thomas Cotton, efq. at Hackney, in his Francis Beresford, efq. of Afhbourne, Derby. 88th year. Mrs. Raikes, wife of William Raikes, efq. of Alderman's-walk, B.shopfgate- ftreet. John Tanner, efq. one of his Majefty's Juftices for Salisbury, in his 78th year. James Drummond, efq. clerk of the Brewhoufe at his Majesty's Victualling-office, Deptford. 25. Mr. Charles Poyfer, of Great Queen'sftreet, Lincoln's Inn fields. At Hawick, Mr. William Robertfon, fen. carpet manufacturer, aged 77. Lately at Arran Quay, Dublin, Warden Flood, LL D. judge of the Admiralty, and member for the borough of Taghmon. fhire. Lately, at Brompton, near Chatham, aged 84, Mr. John Glover, mafter-gunner, of Chatham-lines. 30. At Southampton, the Rev. Mr. Barnoun, in his 88 h year, 6c years minister of the French church there, and for the last four years of his life, vicar of Eling. Lady Pitches, widow of the late Sir Abraham Pitches. Lately, at Dronfield in Derbyshire, the Rev. Laurence Bourne, vicar. 31. At Upway, near Weymouth, G.Gould, efq. In Paddington-street, Mr. Guftavus Vafa, 26. Mr. Samu: Robinfon, auctioneer, of aged 52 years, author of an interefting " NarBlack-fryars-road. rative of his Life " At Woolwich, Capt. James Polock, of the royal artillery. Mr. Henry Grey, of Bamburgh, Northum berland, aged 102 years. APRIL 1. At Exeter, the Rev. Robert Dodge. Mr. John Willis, formerly a cabinet-maker in St. Paul's Church yard. 2. In Austin Fryars, Richard Grindall, efq F. R. S. furgeon extraordinary to the Prince of Wales, and above 40 years furgeon to the London Hofpital. 3. At Carl.fle, William Giles, efq. late captain of the 19th reg, of foot Lately, at Horsham, Sir William Smyth, bart. colonel of the Weft Effex regiment of militia. 4. Mrs. King, wife of Mr. Thomas King, auctioneer, of King-street, Covent garden. Mr. Richard Hill, jun. of Snow-full. At Chapel Houfe, Kingston, Surry, the Rev. Hugh Laurents, rector of Grafton, Flyford, in Worcestershire, and mafter of the Crammar school at Kingston. At Northampton, the Rev. Mr. Woolley, rector of Harrington, and vicar of Rotherftop in that county, and master of the grammar fchool at Northampton, Bafil Alves, efq. fost major of Edinburgh Castle. Lady Johnstone, relict of Sir James John. ftone, of Wefterhall, in Scotland. Lately, at St. John's Hill, near Edinburgh, Dr. James Hutton. 5. William Wood, efq. late commiffary of artillery in America and the West Indies. Mifs Harr:fon, eldest daughter of John Harrison, efq. member of Parlian.ent for Thetford. John Jackfon, efq. of Old Burlingtonstreet. The Rev. William Mason, M.A. rector of Afton, and præcentor of York Cathedral, the elegant author of Elfrida, Caractacus, &c. An Account of this Gentleman, with his Portrait, were inferted in our Magazine for December 1783. Some further particulars in our next. 6. At Bath, the Rev. Mr. Templeman, rector of Longbury, Dorsetshire. At Denham, in Cheshire, Sir Harry Manwairing. At Bromley, Kent, in his 80th year, the Rev. George Farran. Mr. John Maltby, Gilbert ftreet, St. George's-fields. 26. 7. J. J. Phynn, efq. Surry-freet, aged Mr. Hall, engraver to his Majesty. At East Bourne, Nicholas Gilbert, efq. 8. Mrs. Mackintosh, wife of James Mackingtofh, fq. Captain Thomas Owen, one of the oldest officers in his Majesty's navy. AfUry. Scotland, Robert Barclay Allardice, ¦efq, member of Parliament for the county of Kincardine, in his 66th year. 9. Robert Dallas, efq. at Kensington. Thomas Powel, efq. of Nanteos, in Cardigan hire. Sir John Dryden, bart. lineally defcended from the great poet of that name. 10. Richard Shewbrick, efq. of Clay Hill, Enfield. Lately, Gerard Lernige Van Heythuysen, efq. He was interred at Cray, in Kent, I At Friday.hill Houfe, Effex, Mrs. Hughes, wife of Captain Charles Hughes, of the royal navy. pylton, wife of the Rev. Sir Martyn Sta pylton, bart. 12. Mrs. Porfon, wife of Richard Porfon, M. A Greek profeffor of the University of Cambridge. At Rickling, near Saffron Walden, Effex, Thomas Hall Fifke, efq. in his 53d year. 13. In St. Martin's-lane, Benjamin Richards, efq. in his 85th year, At Bath, the Rev. Mr. Templeman, rector of Longbury, Dorfetshire. Lately, John Giffard, efq. of Nerquis Hall, near Mold, in Flintshire. 14 John Jones, of Llwynon, in the county of Denbigh, aged 70. He was high Sheriff for that county in 1750. Chriftopher Fowler, efq. of Soho-fquare. Lately, at Ramsbury, Wilts, Henry Allen, efq. late of Frantis-ftreet, Bedford-square. Lately, Mr. Smith Nathaniel Blagrave, of Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. 15. Mr. John Bonbonus, of Bristol, merchant. Lately, at Hadley, near Barnet, the Rev. Peter Newcome, formerly of Queen's College, Cambridge. 16. Mr. Peter Aylward, furgeon, at Portfea. The Hon. George Baillie, of Jervifwood, Scotland. Mr. George Adamfon, of Wardrobe-place, Doctors Commons. Lately, at Bath, Mr. De la Main, formerly a wine-merchant and dancing-master. DEATHS ABROAD. MARCH 3. At Nimwegen, the Rev. Melchior Juftus van Effen, many years minif ter of the Dutch church in Austin-friars. Νόν. At Bermuda, of the yellow fever, his excellency Governor Campbell, who arrived there on the 22d. At Norwich, in Connecticut, America, the Rev. Samuel Seabury, D.D. bishop of that fee. DEC At Prefque land, the American General Wayne. DEC. 23. At Raleigh, the Hon. John Leigh, late Speaker of the Houfe of Affembly of North Carolina. Lately, at the Cape of Good Hope, colo-. nel Thomas Grey, son of Sir Charles Grey. Nov. At Calcutta, Mifs Elizabeth Amelia Jackson, third daughter of the Rev. Dr. Jackfon, canon-refidentiary of St. Paul's. MARCH 1796. At Botany Bay, Mr. Ge rald, and about the fame time Mr. Skirving, who were tranfported thither for fedition. JAN. 9. At Cape St. Nichola Mole, Licu Mr Thomas Scott, of Southampton-freet, tenant Theophilus Garencieres, of the Queen tonville, aged 53. Pent Limerick, John Harrison, efq, mayor of the Myton Hall, Yorkshire, Lady Sta man of war. Lately, at Columbo, in the island of Cey lon, Lieut. Col. George Petrie, of the 72d regiment. EACH DAY' Bank 3perCt 3 per Ct.perCt 4perCt sperCt Long Stock Reduc. Confuls Scrip. 1777. Ann. Ann. 50′ a z 734 26 Sunday) 29 233 50 a 50 a 50 a so a PRICE OF STOCKS FOR APRIL 1997. Ditto, S. Seal Old New 3perCt India India India 1778. Stock. Ann. Ann. 1751. Stock. Scrip. Bonds. Navy. Irish New Excho.] English Bills. Lott. Tick. Ditto. 3 dif. Sunday 23 Sunday 241 1241 | 50% 75 14 3-16 6 1501 64 761 141 N. B. In the 3 per Cent Confols the highest and lowest Price of each Day is given; in the other Stocks the highest Price only. THE For MAY 1797. [Embellied with, 1. A PORTRAIT of the LATE Mrs. Pop, of COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. And, 2. A View of OLD HOUSES in DUKE-STREET.] A Cure for the Sea Scurvy fuggefted, Some Account of the Writings of the 301 in Greece, during the middle of the Fourth Century before the Chriftian Æra, abridged, 328 ibid. Anecdotes ibid. ibid. Hints to Freshmen, from a Member of the Univerfity of Cambridge, Answer to an Attack made by John Pinkerton, Efq. of Hampstead, in his Hiftory of Scotland, lately published, upon Mr. William Anderson, writer in Edinburgh, Lycophion's Caffandra. V. 1253, Droffiana. Number XCII. of illustrious and extraordinary Perfons, perhaps not generally known. [Continued]; including George Hickes, D. D.-Peter the Great, Emperor of Ruffia-Charpentier-Racine Queen Mary, wife of William the Third-→→ John Dryden-Queen Ann-Augufte de Thou, Account of the late Mutiny in the Channel Fleet, with the Official Papers, Theatrical Journal; including Fable and Character of Reynolds's "Will,” a Comedy, with the Prologue and Epilogue-Hoare's "Italian Villagers," a Comic Opera-Reed's "Queen of Carthage"-- Hoadley's pofthumousCo❤ medy of The Tatlers," with the Prologue and Epilogue-Lines faid to be written by Mrs. Piozzi, and spoken by Mrs. Siddons, 329 332 337 Poetry; including Theodore and Annette, a Paftoral Song--Lines written on the Death of Mr. Edward Kimpton, Surgeon-Contentment, by J. B. C. The Serenade, by J. Cobbin, Jun. 343 Journal of the Proceedings of the First Seifion of the Eighteenth Parlament of Great Britain [Continued] 345 Foreign Intelligence, from the London Gazettes, &c. &c. Domestic Intelligence. Marriages, Monthly Obituary. Prices of Stocks. LONDON: Printed for J. 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