78. At Grove Place, Samuel Williams, esq. At Kirbymoorside, in her 78th year, Dorothy Comber, wife of the Rev. William C. vicar of that place. She was the daughter of James Arbuthnot, of Weymouth, esq and near relation of Dr. Arbuthnot. She was a person of exemplary piety, lively manners, of a benevolent and charitable disposition; and her loss will be greatly felt by the poor, and the circle of her acquaintance. At Ferham, near Rotherham, Jonathan Walker, esq. At Malton, Mr. Elias Inchbald, attorney. LANCASHIRE. The first foundation stone of the intended New Corn Exchange, in Brunswick-street, Liverpool, was laid on the 24th of April. This buildin; is intended for a general resort of the corn merchants, on the plan of the Exchange in Mark-lane; and considering that Liverpool is the seat of the second corn market in the kingdom, it is somewhat surprising that an establishment of this kind has not been instituted before. It will be a very handsome structure, with a stone front to Brunswick-street, of plain Grecian architecture. Like the New Exchange Buildings, it is erected by subscription; a fund of 10,0001. having been raised by shares of 1001. each. Married.] At Winwick, Mr. Richard Fisher, merchant, of Lancaster, to Miss M. Foster, of Ulverston. At Liverpool, Captain Thomas Southward, of the ship Sampson, to Miss Rookin, of Whitehaven-Mr. John Hall, of Falmouth, to Miss Mary McPherson, daughter of the Rev. Mr. M.P. At Manchester, Mr. Thomas Hudson, of Linderbank, near Stockport, attorney, to Miss Latham, only daughter of Mr. Amos L.. At Dean, near Bolton, Mr. Wowell, of Smithels, to Mrs. Peel, relict of Robert P. esq. Died.] At Liverpool, Mrs. Woods, 73. -Mrs. Hughes, 60.-Mr. Benjamin Smith. -Mr. Hunter, 56.-Mrs. Elizabeth Murrow, 70-Mr. William Mackford, one of the excise port-surveyors.-Mr. James Shanks, 36. -Mr. James Newell, of Chester, 57.-Mr. James Riddioagh, late of Ormskirk, surgeon, 55-Robert Blundell, sq. 53.-Mr. Ed. ward Ashburner, many years commander of a vessel in the West-India trade from this port, 7-John Colquitt, esq. town clerk, the death of whose wife is recorded in our last number, 61.-Mis Powell, 44.-Mrs. Mercer, 54 —Mrs. Norris, relict of Captain Tho mas N. 67. At Mossley-Hill, Mrs. Baker, widow of Peter B. esq. one of the aldermen of Liverpool. At Blackburn, Aliss Ellen Oiverson, of Ormskirk, 18. At Manchester, Charles Lawson, e.q. M. A. formerly of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 79. He was appointed second master of the Free Grammar School in this town by the late Dr. Randolph, the president of that College, in the year 1748, and succeeded the late Rev. Mr. Purnell, as head master, in the year 1764. In him the gentleman and the scholar were intimately united. He bore a long and painful indisposition with uncom mon fortitude, and resigned his last breath under the heavenly consolation of a wellspent life.-Mrs. Hannah Deacon, 26.-Mr. John Mulcaster.-Mr. Crossley, 56-Mr. Henry Barton. Mr. James Stewart, 73. Richard Postlethwaite, esq. one of the alder At Lancaster, Mr.David Dockwray, 74.men of the borough, 74. At Pennington, near Ulverston, Miss Fleming, 26. At Prescot, John Chorley, esq. sen. 66. At Everton, John Gregson, esq. receivergeneral for Lancashire, 52. At Berwick, Mrs. Parkinson, relict of Mr. Henry P. of Woodacre, near Garstang. James B. merchant, of Liverpool. Susannah Dawson, second daughter of Mr. At Tenterfield. House, near Rochdale, Miss Crompton, paper maker, 53. At Bougaton, in Furness, John Smith, Cq. 5. At Wavertree, Mr. Jos. Southall, many years a landing waiter at Liverpool, 81. relict of John L. esy. At Pit Bank, near Oldham, Mrs. Lees, At Oldham, Mr. Henry Henshaw. CHESHIRE. Married.] At Frodsham, the Rev. Joseph Allen, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and prebendary of Westminster, to Miss Margiret Ashley. At Tarvin, Mr. Robert Hughes, to Miss Sarah Crawford, of Clotton Hoofield. Dred. ] At Chester, Mrs Baxter, wife of Mr. B. attorney.-Mr. R. Pinche's Mr. Read, printer, 84.-Mrs. Lloyd, mother to Mr. L. druggist.-Mrs. Jackson, mother to Mrs. Brown, of the Green Dragon Inn, 74. At Lach Eyes, near Chester, Peter Show, esq. At Peover, Miss Drake, 25. At Bragillt, near Holywell, Mr. Samue Gratton, agent to the Dee Bar! Smelting Works, and captain in the Halkin Rangus, Volunteer Corps. DERBYSHIRE. Married.] At Little Missenden, the Rev. Frederic Anson, rector of Sudbury, in this county, to Miss Levett, of Milford, Staffordshire. At Duffield, Mr. Godfrey Lichfield, of Belper, to Miss Robinson. At Bolsover, Joseph Bilbie, esq. of Blidwith, to Miss Ann Hallowes, daughter of Thomas H. esq. of Glasswell-Hall. Died.] At Weston-upon-Trent, the Rev, William Dawson, rector of that place. At Dovebridge, Mr. Robotham. At Stapenhill, Mr. Wm. Ensor. At Derby, Mrs. Bridgart, 78.-Wm. Harrison, gent. one of the brethren of this corporation, 84.-Mrs. Webster, wife of Paul W. esq. 46.-Mrs. Rawlinson, 83. At Ashover, John Shipman, 86, and on the same day, Ann, his wife, 83. At Weston Inn, Mr. Hunt, 72. At Glossop, Mr. Isaac Lees, of Longsight, near Manchester. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. Married.] At Nottingham, Mr. John Pearse, of Eastwood, to Miss Ellen Sheldon. At Orston, Mr. Marsh, of Scarrington, to Miss Harris, of Ratcliffe-upon-Trent. Died.] At Nottingham, Mrs. Orme, relict of Mr. O. of Chesterfield, 81.-Mr. John Butcher.-Mrs. Plant, 57.-Mrs. Yates, relict of Thomas Y. gent.-Mr. John Hill.Henry Stones, gent.-The Lady of Lieut. Col. Kane, inspecting field officer of volunteers in this district At Bingham, Mrs. Hutchinson, wife of Mr. Wm. H. At Willoughby, Charles Wrile, aged 86, and Joseph Paget, upwards of 70. They were both labourers to Messrs. Bryans for more than 40 years, and had received premiums from the Agricultural Society. At Teversall, Mr. George Wragg, 75. LINCOLNSHIRE. Married.] At Louth, Richard Bellwood, esq captain in the Louth Volunteer Infantry, to Miss Marsh. Died At Stamford, Mr. Lawrence Gilbert, formerly of the Horns Inn, 66. At Welby, near Grantham, Miss Rawline son, only daughter of Mr. John R. 19. At Grimsby, Mr. Atkinson, of London. He went to Grimsby, to settle the affairs of his brother, who died there a few weeks ago. At Lea, near Gainsbro', Mr. George Crawshaw, 77. At Lincoln, Mr. Robert Robinson, 42Mrs. Osborn-Mrs. Holland, wife of Mir. Robert H. chemist and druggist. A: Louth, Mr John Petreer, only son of S. C. Pettenet, esq.-Mr. Julid Blyth, who had been a member of the volunteer cavalry from their first enrolment in 1796. At Burton, Richard Thorley, gent. 53.Mr. William Hudson. At Spilsby, Mr. John Asthorpe, formerly of the White Bull Inn, 78.-Mr. Thomas Stedcall, 78.-Mr. E. Jackson. -Mrs Chapman, widow of Hussey C. gent. late of Winthorpe. At Cowbib, near Spalding, Mr. William Guy, 74. At Boston, Mr. William Harwood, sen. druggist. At Thoresby, Willoughby Wood, esq. formerly a Captain in the North Lincoln Militia, 80. Married.] At Wolverhampton, Mr. Richard Bissell, of Sedgley, to Miss Mary Glover. Mr. William Bird, of Stowman-House, Burton-upon-Trent, to Miss Hayes. Captain W. Rogers, R. N. to Miss Gollin, eldest daughter of the late J. Townsend G. esq. of Stafford. Died.] At Stafford, aged 82, Mr. Bullock, basket maker, whose general habits of life were as rare as they were exemplary. By honest industry he supported a large family; and, for the last thirty years, he had been in the constant habit of appropriating the profits of four hours labour every day to the use of the poor. Whenever this singular character felt disposed to yield to the ebullitions of anger, or the murmurings of discontent, it was his constant practice to retire into a private apartment, where he kept for the purpose a coutin, in which he used to remain till he had subdued the irregularity of his passians by the efforts of his reason. At Lichfield, Mrs. Dorothy Cotten, 81. At Stuke, near Newcastle, Mr. Juh Gibbons. At Birmingham, George Langley, esq. of Great Clackton, captain in the navy, to Miss Thompson. At Tanworth, Richard Burman, esq. of Hounsfield, to Miss Field, daughter of Richard F. esq of Blackford. Died.] At Birmingham, Elizabeth Linegar, a poor woman, 102.-Mr. John Ball, 84. -Mrs. Mander.-Mr. William Hodgkinson. Mrs. Ann Wright, 72.-Mrs. Ursula Walthall, 81.-Richard Gibbs, esq. 79.-Mrs. Startin, relict of John S. esq. merebant, 75. -Mr Charles Chandler.Mr. Newby.Caroline, daughter of Mr. Richard Blood.Mr. Benjamin Blood, 49.-On the same day, Miss E. Pottinger, 13, and her mother, Mrs. P. 53. Mr. William Meers, 63.-Mr. Wil liam James, 64 At Lapworth Park, Mrs. Devis, wife of Mr. D. late of Kenilworth. At Berkswell, Mr. Thomas Young, 97. At Union Hall, near Kinver, John Brindley, esq. At New House, Tettenhall, Mr. Charles Stokes At Stratford upon-Avon, Mr. Richard Pestel, surgeon and apothecary, 53. At Atherstone, Mr. John Guest, 23. At Hay House, Castle Bromwich, Mrs. Chattock, wife of Thomas C. esq. 66. At Castle Bromwich, Mr. Smith, 88. SHROPSHIRE. Married At Audley, James Bromfield, esq. of Whitchurch, to Miss Gardner, daughter of John G. esq. of Domvilles, Stafordshire. At Sylattin, near Oswestry, Mr. John Broughall, of Kinsall, to Miss Tudor, of Pentreclawdd. At Coalbrook Dale, Mr. Samuel Simkins, of Ketley, to Miss Hannah Bradley, of Shrewsbury. At Broseley, Mr. James Easthorpe, of Birmingham, to Miss Guest-Mr. Roberts, to Mrs. Baker. Died.] At Shrewsbury, Amelia Butcher, 104. She declared that she broke her heart for the loss of her husband, who died seven years ago.-Mr. George Street, 75.—Mr. R. Thomas.-Mrs. Owen-Mrs. Lloyd —Mrs. Astertey.Mrs. Clemson. At Ludlow, Mrs. Russe', wife of Mr. R. surgeon, 73.-Miss Ann Sayer, second daugh ter of Mr. Thomas S. of the Highwood, Herefordshire, 17. At Oswestry, Mrs Prynallt, wife of Mr. John P. of the Golden Lion, 40. At Brid, walton, Mr. George Davies, 76. At Whitchurch, Mrs. Ann Horton, 70, At Coalbrook Dale, Mrs. Mary Rathbone. At Weston, near Oswestry, Mr. Downes, sen. At Castle Green, near Coalbrook Dale, Mr. Samuel Thompson, formerly of New castle-upon-Tyne. Mrs. Griffiths, relict of the Rev. Mr. G. rector of Hordley. 79. At Market Drayton, Mr. William Steele, At West Bromwich, in the 87th year of her age, Mrs. Esther Bulkeley, sister of the late Rev. Charles Bulkeley, of London, and grand daughter of the Rev. Matthew Henry, an eminent dissenting minister, who died at the beginning of the last century. This venerable lady retained to the last a singular vivacity of faculties and vigor of mind, united with a spirit of piety worthy a descendant of the Henrys. WORCESTERSHIRE. The inhabitants of Worcester having had it in contemplation to erect a steam engine, for the sole purpose of conveying to the city the water to be raised by such means from the Severn, Abraham Robarts, esq. one of their representatives, has addressed a letter to the mayor, requesting that it should be erected at his charge and expence. Married.] At Worcester, Mr. S. Loyd, to Miss Ridgway. At Tenbury, Mr. John Bishop, to Miss Anna Maria Nixon, daughter of the late Mr. Joseph N. Died.] At Bewdley, Mrs. Beresford, relict of Mr. James B. schoolmaster, 84. At Ladywood, Mrs. Bailey. At Abberley, Mr. King. At Worcester, Mr. H. Martin, proctor and notary-public of the diocese.-Mrs. Hadley, wife of Mr. H. butcher.-Mr. Richard Nicaels, 77.-Mr. Sterry, formerly a woolstapler. Mrs. Sarah Mason.Mr. Meredith, maltster.-Miss Julia Barr, daughter of Mr. B. of the Royal China Manufactory.-Mrs. Powell, mother of Mr. P. glover. At Droitwich, Mrs. Mence, wife of Mr. John M. 79. At Hartlebury, Mr. Michael Harward, At Kidderminster, Mr. Pochin Lister, formerly an attorney there. At Stourbridge, Mr. William Tilt, 72. HEREFORDSHIRE. Married.] At Ross, Mr. Tynedale, to Miss Johnson. At Lugwardine, the Rev. Mr. Parsons, of Stretton, Stretton, to Miss Williams, daughter of John W. esq. of Wilcroft. At Hereford, Mr. Seward, to Miss Davies. Died.] At Hereford, Mr. Gomond, 88.Mr. Price, 82-Mr J. Packwood. At Ross, Mr. Purchas. At Leominster, Mr. George Morgan, officer of excise. At the Rectory, Cradley, Miss Susannah Ford, sister to the Rev. Dr. F. canon residentiary of Hereford Cathedral. At Ploughfield, Mr. John Gilbert, attor ney, 87. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Married.] At Gloucester, Thynne Howe Gwynne, jun. esq. of Buckland, Brecknockshire, to Miss Mary Gorges, youngest daughter of the late Richard G. esq of Eye, Herefordshire.-Mr. Charles Fletcher, to Miss Lumley, of Brockhampton. At Randwick, Mr. J Butcher, only son of William B. esq. of Westripp, to Miss.Willshire, daughter of the late Mr. W. of Bristol. At Tewkesbury, Mr. Smith, attorney, to Miss Spilsbury, daughter of the Rev. Mr. S. Died.] At Stanley, in the parish of Blaisdon, Mr. William Bullock, 61.. At Beachley, Mrs. Rogers. At Newent, Charles Aycrigg, jun. esq. At Gloucester, Lieat. Col. M'Creagh, of the 2d battalion of the 96th regiment, quartered in this city- -Mrs Evans.-Mr. WilJam Peach, sen. 76.-Mr. Billingham. At Pucklechurch, Mrs. Hathway, relict of Edward H. eaq, 81. At Cirencester, Mrs. Mary Hill-Mr. Coates. At Tewkesbury, Mr. W. H. Hartlebury. At Coaley Mills, Mr. Nathaniel Underwood, 69. At Poolway, near Calford, Miss Worgan, 47. At Bisley, aged 79, Richard Tyler; and, aged 83, Jane Tyler, his wife. They followed their labour till within a few days o their death; had been married 60 years, had 10 children, 45 grand children, ani 19 great grand-children. When the old man became dangerously ill, the wife earnestly prayed that she might not survive her husband, which she did only 41 hours; and they were both buried in one grave -Save day was interred, Sarah Gregory, of Bisley, aged 86. At Kingswood, Mr. W. Stoner. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Married.] At High Wycombe, Mr. Treacher, to Miss Martha Allen Died At Waterperry, Mr. John Miller, of Mursley. At Long Crendon, Mr. William Winter. At Penn, Ms. Penyston, wite of Francis P. esq. of Cornwell, Berks. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Married.] Mr. William Carter, of Sulgrave, to Miss M. Adkins, third daughter of Hr. John A of Helmaon. Mr. Mason, of Kimbolton, to Miss Blott, of Weston-Favell Lodge. At Grendon, Mr. L. Saunderson, to Miss Coe. Mr. William Borton, of Northampton, to Miss E. Douglas, of Chipping-warden." Died A Harleston Park, Robert Andrew, esq. 72. At Peterborough, Mrs. Vinter, wife of Mr. V. apothecary, 70. At Kettering, Mr. Thomas Wright, carrier from that place to London upwards of half a century, 75. At Burton Latimer, Mr. Burnaby, 74. At Moulton, Mr. William Hawkes, 72 HUNTINGDONSHIRE. Married] At St. Neot's, Mr. J. M. Pier son, banker, Herts, to Miss Ann Gorham, second ughter o. Mr. G merchant. Died.] At Buckden, Mrs. Green, wife of Mr. G. 55. The Ray Charles Faveil, M. A. rector of Brington cum Bythorn, and formerly fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge. At Oxenhall, Mrs. Deyke, wife of Mr. 70. William D. 64. OXFORDSHIRE. Married.] Thomas Fluband, esq. of Bampton, to Mrs. Bagnoll, of Wigmore-street, London. At Oxford, Mr Gabriel Davis, to Miss Keep. Mr Shepherd, of Witney, to Miss Turner, of Crawley. At Kirtlington, Mr. T. Regers, to Miss Shearon-Mr. Benj. Burley, tu Miss Walk lett. At Hedsor Mills, Mr. Robert Lunnon, 75. At Stilton, Mr. Sibley, coach proprietor, CAMBRIDGESHIRE. present reign, and placed over them a plate, on which was engraved an inscription, containing a short memorial of the origin of the foundation and the objects of the institution. Mr. Watts, the university printer, deposited in the stone the first stereotype plate cast in this university. Died.] At Cambridge, the Rev. John Mainwaring, Lady Margaret's Pro essor of Divinity in the University of Cambridge, 1788. He was a native of Warwickshire; educated at St. John's College; B A. 1745; M. A. 1750; S. T. B. 1758; rector of Church Stretton, Salop, in the gift of Lord Weymouth; and of Aberdaron, co. Caernarvon; and was highly esteemed for his classical knowledge and taste. He published, in 1780, a volume of Sermons on several Occasions, preached before the University, most of which bad before appeared singly. These discourses, and the elegant prefixed dissertation on that species of composition, have been admired as polished specimens in their kind, and place the genius and judgment of their author in a most respectable point of view. He published a tew occasional single sermons since; also a Sermon, at the primary visitation of Dr. Butler, bishop of Hereford; and was engaged in a controversy with the late bishop Hallifax, about the proper way of quoting passages of Scripture. Mrs. Longley, wife of John L. esq. of Chichester.-Mrs. Beales, wife of Mr. B. surgeon and apothecary, 64. At Ely, Mrs. Freeman, niece to the late Thomas Gotobed, esq.-Dr. William Royle, F. R. S. eldest son of the Rev. William R. of Crimplesham, Norfolk, 28. At Trumpington, Mr.Thomas Headley, 47. At Swaffham Prior, John Peter Allix, esq. At Witcham, Mr. Thomas Ware, 82. NORFOLK. Married. Anthony Gwynn, esq of Baron's Hall, Fakenham, to Miss Stedman, of Pakenham, Suffolk. At Norwich, Lieut, P. Faddy, of the Royal Artillery, to Miss Sarah Rose. At Thurgarton, Mr. Robert Wegg, surgeon, to Miss Fish, daughter of John F. gent. of Aylsham. Died At Southtown, near Yarmouth, John Burton, esq. 80. At Walsingham, the Rev. Michael Bridges, rector of Berwick St. Leonard, with Sedgehill annexed, in Wiltshire, 88. At Wereham, near Stoke Ferry, Mrs. Mary Pilgrim, 88. At Aylsham, Mr. Shadrach Ives, 38.Mrs. E. Francis, 64, the death of whose husband is mentioned in our last number. At Loddon, Mr. John Upton, 20-Mrs. Jane Stratton, wife of Robert S. gent.-Mr. W. Pawsey, 27. At Yarmouth, Mrs. Gill.-Mrs. Aldred, wife of Mr. A. of the custom-house. On his passage from Jamaica to England, Lieutenant William Cady Fromow, of the Royal Navy, son of Mr. John F. of Horsford, in this county. Lieut F. was in his 33d year; he had particularly distinguished himself in the West Indies; for three years he commanded La Superieure schooner, but was lately appointed First Lieutenant on board Admiral Dacres' flag ship. That officer honoured him with the greatest regard, and exercised towards him a care almost paternal, in the hours of his sickness. Lieut. F. was eminently distinguished for the virtues which adorn private life, as well as for those which attract public admiration. In all the relations of society his conduct was exemplary, and his connexions and his country have alike to lament his loss. At Norwich, Mrs. Barber, wife of Mr. Joseph B. of Mundesley, 55 -Miss Deacon, 23. In his 60th year, James Hudson, esq. banker. He was elected an alderman of Mancroft Ward in 1791, and served the office of sheriff in 1788, and that of mayor in 1794. -Mr. T. Elston, of Birmingham.-Mr. Tho mas Taylor, 49.-Mr. George Dady, of the Imperial Arms Tavern, 35.-Mr. William Miller, 73. At Barnham, Mr. W. Davey, 65. At Chevington, Mr John Kemp, 25, At Saxmundham, Mr. Thomas Farier, 81, At Bury, Mrs. Lion, 69.—Mr. James Hailstone, one of, the burgesses of the common council, 77.-Mrs. Fulcher, wie of Mr. John F. surveyor.- Mr. Richard Hide, he aldic painter, who, as a self-taught artist, possessed considerable abilit es. At Finningham, Mr Edward Moon, only At East Ruston, the eldest son of Joha son of the Rev. Mr. M. 20. Rudd, gent. MONTHLY MAG. No. 157. At Great Barton, Mr. John Hammond, 80. 3T He |