to Woodham Mortimer in 1814 by Abraham Bullen, esq.

Nov. 27. At Beeching-stoke, near Devizes, aged 78, the Rev. Charles Mayo, for upwards of fifty years Rector of that parish and of Hewish. He was of Queen's coll. Oxford, M. A. 1774, B. C. L. 1779; was presented to Hewish in 1775 by the trustees of the Duchess of Somerset's Institution for Widows at Froxfield, as their chaplain; and to Beeching-stoke in 1779 by J. W. Heneage, esq. Within these last few years he rebuilt, at his own expence, the parsonage. house at Hewish, and endowed two Exhibitions at Queen's college, vesting the presentation to them in the said trustees and their successors. He has given by his will 100. stock to the fund for the relief of the widows and orphans of the Clergy in the diocese of Salisbury, and a small annual sum to future Rectors of his late parishes, for the supply of books to the young, and for the occasional relief of the aged and infirm. His remains were attended to the grave by his brother, his executors, two of his nearest relatives, by the Rev. Archdeacon Macdonald, and by all the Clergy in the immediate neighbourhood, with whom, as with their predecessors during that long period, he lived on terms of the greatest cordiality and friendship. Mr. Mayo was the author of "A Chronological History of the European States, from 1678 to 1792," fol. 1793. "A compendious View of Universal History, from 1753 to , 1802," four vols. 4to. 1804.

Dec. 4. At Clifton, aged 25, the Rev. Francis Blake Woodward, B. A. of Baliol college, Oxford. He was the third son of the late Rev. Richard Woodward, D. D. and grandson of Richard, Lord Bishop of Cloyne.

Dec. 17. At Stapleton, the Rev. Thomas Cockayne, D. D. Rector of Dogmersfield, Hants. He was of Eman. coll. Camb. B. A. 1784, M. A. 1788, D. D. 1813; and was presented to Dogmersfield in 1826 by Lady Mildmay.

BRRKS.-Nov. 23. At Reading, aged 70, Thos. Sowdon, esq. senior alderman of that borough, and a magistrate of the county.

Dec. 15. At Windsor, aged 90, John Kinsey, esq. formerly Lieut.-Col. of the 1st or Royal Dragoons, in which regiment he served with honour and integrity for fifty years, and was particuiarly distinguished by his gallantry and intrepidity in most of the memorable actions in Germany during the Seven Years war. He was at all times honoured by the gracious favours of his late Majesty, the present King, and every branch of the Royal Family, and by the special command of his late Majesty George III. was appointed Barrack-master of the cavalry department at Windsor, where he had resided for 28 years, esteemed and respected; his loss will be d deeply deplored by his

[Dec. disconsolate widow (to whom he was united 52 years) and all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance.

BUCKS.-Nov. 18. At the Vache, aged 75, Thomas Allen, esq.

Dec. 8. At Acton Clinton, the wife of G. R. Minshull, esq. magistrate of Bow

CAMBRIDGESH.-July At Upwell, Isle of Ely, aged 65, J. Lee, esq. who some years since erected and endowed an almshouse for aged and indigent widows.

CORNWALL.-At Truro, the relict of the Rev. J. Collins, Rector of Redruth.

DERBYSHIRE.-Nov. 20. At Kedleston, aged 43, the Hon. Augustus Curzon, second son of Lord Scarsdale, and formerly a Major in the army.

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DEVON.-July At Exeter, W. Newcombe, esq. banker, of Fleet-street.

Oct.... At Sheldon, Mrs. Coulthard, sister to Rear Adm. Sir Robert Barlow, K.C B. and to Sir George Hilaro Barlow, K. C. B. and aunt to Viscountess Torrington. She was Frances-Charlotte-Hilare, eldest dau. of Wm. Barlow, esq. by Hilare, dau. of Robt. Butcher, esq. and was married to Thomas Coulthard, of Chawton, Hants, esq. June 5, 1784.

At Exeter, aged 63, Mr. J. Kendall, statuary; he published an essay on the Principles of English Architecture, and executed the altar-piece in the cathedral.

Nov. 28. At East Teignmouth, Thos. Campion, esq. second son of John Campion Coates, esq. of Esk-hall, near Whitby.

Dec. 7. At Exeter, aged 86, Thomas Martin, esq. formerly of Wellington, Som. Dec. 12. At Collumpton, aged 31, James Anning, esq.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.-Nov. 16. At Stone, Anne, dau. of late N. Hickes, esq. Berkeley. Dec. 1. Anne, wife of Samuel Wittuck, esq. of Hanham Hall.

Dec. 7. Aged 85, at Bristol, Mercy, relict of Francis Morgan, esq. of Shepton Mallett.

Dec. 9. At Bristol Hotwells, the relict of Wm. Walton, esq. of Everton, near Liverpool.

Dec. 10. At Clifton, aged 94, Louisa, relict of the Ven. John Turner, Archdeacon of Taunton, and eldest dau. of Adm. Sir W. Burnaby, the first Bart. of Broughton Hall, co. Oxford.

HANTS.-Nov. 14. At Basingstoke, in his 80th year, John Lyford, esq. formerly &

bella, relict of Rich. Vernon Moody, esq. of Southampton, only surviving dau. of late Wm. Nicholas, esq. of Froyle.

Dec. 3. At Bursledon, aged 65, the relict of Captain Wallis.

At Enham-house, aged 31, Anna-Maria, relict of Walter Blunt, esq. of Wallop.

Dec. 9. At Bowcomb-cottage, Isle of Wight, aged 64, the Hon. Catherine, relict of Edw. Rushworth, esq. formerly M.P. for Newport, and younger dau. of Leonard Lord Holmes, by Eliz. only daughter of the Rev. Thos. Terrell, Rector of Calbourn. Mrs. Rushworth was married in August 1780.

Lately. At Ivy-cottage, Kingston, Isle of Wight, James Biggs, aged 100 years, leaving a widow aged 99; they were married 78 years, and a son is living aged 76.

HUNTS.-Nov. 27. At Huntingdon, aged 61, Mr. Edmund Maile, serjeant-at-mace for the borough, and governor of the town gaol.

KENT.-Nov. 21. At Sevenoaks, aged 63, John Lewis Minet, esq.

Nov. 30. At Sydenham, aged 65, John Dunlap, sen. M.D.

Dec. 5. At Ramsgate, aged.6, Sophia, youngest dau. of Sir James Lake, Bart.

LEICESTERSHIRE.-Nov. 26. At Osgathorpe, aged 21, Charlotte, wife of Mr. Geo. Meakin, dau. of late Rev. Wm. Kelk, Rector of Sudbrook, Linc.

Dec. 3. At Somerby, aged 77, Mr. Wm. Meadows, chief constable of the hundred of Framland.

LINCOLNSHIRE.-Nov. 18. At Horncastle, Francis Millas, esq. many years a respectable attorney.

Nov. 27. At Welton, near Louth, aged 93, William Baldock, late parish-clerk of that place, to which office he was appointed in 1760. His father, Daniel Baldock, whom he succeeded, was nearly 90 years of age when he died, and had been the parishclerk for 56 years.

Nov. 30. At Wisbech, in her 82d year, the relict of Mr. John Wilkinson, formerly a respectable grocer in that town, and last surviving dau. of Sir Thos. Mackworth, late of Huntingdon, Bart.

NORFOLK.-Nov. 18. At Yarmouth, aged 68, George Bruce, esq.

Nov. 12. At Harlestone, aged 63, Mr. Tho. Parslee, upwards of 30 years conductor of the banking house of Messrs. Gurneys and Co.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.-Dec. 11. At Middleton Cheney, aged 22, Anne, dau. of the Rev. Archd. Churton.

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SOMERSET.-Nov 17. Aged 78, John Nurton, esq. of Chipley Park.

Nov. 18. Aged 76, at her son's, Col. Daubeny, Bath, Ann, relict of late J. Daubeny, esq. of Bristol.

Nov. 21. At Frome, aged 33, Louisa, eldest dau. of Capt. Dalby, R. N.

Nov. 30. At Bath, in the prime of life, Lieut. John Henderson, R.N. eldest son of Mr. Henderson, of Stockwell, Surrey. He has left a widow and an infant son. In the course of his long services, he experienced many hardships and privations, which were the primary causes of his complaint.

Nov. 30. At Winford-house, Henry El

ton, esq.

Lately. Aged 108, Mr. Thos. Harris, of Hinton Blewett, near Temple Cloud. He retained his mental faculties to the last.

Dec. 16. In the 65th year, Sarah, relict of Rev. Tho. Bere, M. A. Rector of Butcombe, and only child of the late John Box, esq. of Wrington.

Dec. 16. In Queen-square, Bath, aged 80, R. H. Gaby, esq. formerly a solicitor in Chippenham.

STAFFORD.-Oct. 3. At the Four Ashes in Enfield, Thos. Barker Grove, esq. younger brother to James Amphlett Grove, esq.; a gentleman of the strictest integrity, heartfelt sincerity, and a mind truly moral and religious.

Oct. 27. At Walsall, Joseph Stubbs, esq. an eminent solicitor, who filled the of fice of town clerk to the corporation. He was also 23 years steward to the Earl of Bradford.

SUFFOLK.-Nov. 20. At Lowestoft, aged 60, Mary Manners, wife of the Rev. Richard Lockwood, vicar of that parish and prebendary of Peterborough; youngest dau. of the late Lord George Manners Sutton, and the only child of his second marriage with Mary, dau. of Joshua Peart, esq.

SURREY.-Nov. 29. At Roehampton, Anth. Ashley, youngest son of the Hon. W. Cavendish and Lady Barbara Ponsonby.

Lately. At Guildford, R. H. Budd, esq. late of Štoke Hill.

At Kenyon House, Richmond, J. M. Carleton, esq.

Dec. 6. At Guildford, aged 79, Sarah Ann, wife of Francis Skurray, esq.

Dec. 9. At Reigate, Ynyr Burges, esq. late of the Bengal civil service.

Dec. 20. At the vicarage, Effingham, aged 66, Dorothy, wife of the Rev. W. Farley.

SUSSEX.-Nov. 17. At Hastings, aged 21, Thos. Wright, scholar of King's coll. Camb. eldest son of the Rev. Thos. Wright, rector of Claydon, Bucks.

Nov. 23. Aged 76, Benj. Tillstone, esq. of Moulse Combe-place, near Brighton.

Nov. 27. At Brighton, Eliz.-Harriet, wife of the Rev. H. M. Wagner, and eldest