Bamber John Ormikick. Lancafer, wine and fpirit mer. chant. (Wright and Paimer, Ormskirk, and Blackftack. St. Mild ed's court, Poultry

Banner Willam, Romford, Elica, baker. (Catting, Bartlett bulich gs, Holborn

Barber Samuel Stapenhill, erby, tanner. (Maffey, Liverpo and Cooper and Lowe, Chancery lane Barton John, Weft Cowes, Ifle of wight, brewer. (Drake, Old Fish areet, Ductors' Commons

Barton Joua stockport, Chelter, cotton fpluner. (Wil. lis, Warnford ourt, Throgmorton û. eet, and Heflop, Manchener

Tayley James, High freet, Shadwell, hip breaker. (Chapman, st. Mildred's court, Poultry

Benton Groves and James, Birmingham, jewellers. Devon and Tooke, Gray's inn fquare, and Burrish, Birmingham

Bogg John, Mansfield, Notts, innkeeper. (Bovill, New Bridg: freet

Bolton R. and G. Wigan, fpirit merchants. (Gaskell, wigan

Banner Francis Hen y. Fleet Arcet. Rationer.

and Hughes, Effex freet. Strand

(Young

Booth William, Carlile, grocer. (Hodgson, Carlisle and Clements inn

Brain William. Sutton Breet, Weâminster, plane maker. (Allen, Carille Breet, Soho

Bright Thomas; Westbury upon Severn, Glocester, corn dealer. Chilton, Lincoln's inn, and Ward, Glo

ceiter

Broad John, Vine Arest, Pedlar's Acre, Surry, dealer and chapinan. (Rogers and Sun, Manchester buildings, We&miner

Capes. G. Ga nsborough, Lincoln, wharfinger." (Capes, Epworth and Exley and Stucker. Furnival's inn Carter John, Clapham, mafia. (Marfon, Church row, Newington

Charlton Charles, Newcaftle upon Tyne, merchant (Ba

con, Southampton street, Covent garden, and Folter, Newcastle Chariton Watkin John, Molineux ftreet, Edgware road, builder. (Gale and Son, Beuford Breet, Bedford TOW

Chenu Denis, Great Queen freet, French ftove manu. facturer. (A'beckett. Broid irrect, Golden fquare Chiffence Edward, Sarum, Waits mofiezl intrument felJe Warden, Salisbury, and Luxmore, Red Lion iquare

Clarke Richard, White Horfe lane, Stepney. (Tyler, Redford street, Bedford fquare

Clarke Richard. Tooley ftreet, cheesemonger. (Wietson, Furnival's ina

Clay M, South Shields, linen draper. (Allen and Hodg kiofon, Newark upon Trent, and Rofs and Co. New Bofwell court. Carey Atreet

Cock Jofeph Driver and James Pitchers, Norwich, wine merchants. (Simfon and Rackham. Norwich, and Windus and Son, and Holloway, Chancery lane Caldwell Thomas. Wakefield. dealer and chapman. Evans, hatton garden, and caver, Wakefield Colekin William and John, Coventry, grocers. (Fielder, Duke Areet, Grofvener fquare

Callifin Thomas, So thampion row, Bloomsbury. (Vin ceat, Bedfor freet, Beafu, d quare

Cooper Jolph, Irams o'the height, Lancaster, victualler. Foulkes and Cresswell, Mancheiter, and Foulkes and Longdill, Grays inn

Cox Thomas, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, corn and coal merchant. (Preton, Yarmouth, and reacock, Lincolo's inn be d

Di Kin Robert, South Shields, Durham, merchant. (Bland, &-cquet court, Fleet free:

Danton William Lancaster, woollen draper. (Blakewell and Makinon, Jemple, a d Arkjufen, Lancaster Danion Robert. Galate in tiel, Lancaŭfər, così merchant. [Bleafdule, Alexander, and soine, New inn, London

Paviatou J. Ea India Chambers, Leadenhall freet, merchant. (Wilde, Jun. Caftie @reet Ficou fqua e Dent John, Streiton, Stafford, sunney fcrivener. twitfon, 1 eriple, and Seekerfon, Stafford

Earl William, Edmona ereet, St. Pancras, dealer and chapman, (Eyes, Chapel Street, peutura cow

Satun james, Doue, Surry farmer. Dyne, Serjeanta'
1. Ficet #reet and rum.nud, Croydon
Edney John, High Holburn, cheesemonger.
Copthal court, Throgmortuo &reet

{Bryant,

myfurn, Edward, Bowling areet, Wenminder, victualler.

Fowler W. Diftaff lane, wine merchant.

Cait court. Duoge row

(Warrand,

Gamble William, Liverpool, lines merchant. (Pritt. Liverpool, and Blackstock, St. Milared s court. Gillespie Willia. Balinghall frrect, tailor. ¡Valuercura and Comyn, Beth Jane. Cannon freet Greenway live, John Tripp G. and Francis Howard G. Bristol, tone masons. Coulson, Brikol, and Lyans, Hatton garden

Halliday joku, Bath Atreet, St. Luke's, coal merchant. (Palmer, Tomlinson, and Thomson, Copthall court, Throgmortua street

Hankin Jofeph, Holloway, Middle fex, builder. (Abbott,
Spa Fields
Hart George, Stamford Areet, Blackfriars, horfe dealer.
(Epfim, Lambeth read

Hart Aaron Henry, Hounsditch, broker. (Henfon, Dore fet treet. Salisbury. 1quare

Mawkins Thus, Priftol, grocer. (James, Gray's ina fquare, and Magan and Livect, Brittoi

Heath Richard. Warnford court, Throgmortan #reet, merchant. (Adams, Old Jewry.

Henhall suphia, Newman Brect, hopkeeper. (Stokes, Gulden fquare

Hughes David Bangor, druggist. (Edmunds, Lincoln's ins, and Ellis Pwell, Carnarvon

Jackson Peter, Manhefter, fhall ware manufacturer. (Cooper and Lowe, Southampton buildings, Chance. ry-lane, and Cooke, Salford

Jackfin Ewell and samuci, Bifon, Stafford japanners, (Hunt. Surry treet, Strai.d. and Crowthers, Wednesbury

Jacobs Jacob, Wentworth freet, Whitechapel, glafs cutter. (Harris and Son, Cattle street, Hounds. dirch

Jones Mary, otherwife Mary I ewy, Swanfea, grocer. Morgan and Livett, Britol, and James, Gray's inn fquare Jones William, Woolwich, tavor. (Moore Woolwich Knight George, Holloway, Islington, builder. (Kibble

white, Rowland, and Robiolon. Gray's inn place Lea Thomas, Walam le Wrlows, surfolk, innholder, (Plate. Bury, and Giles, Great Shire lane, London Lewis Gideon, White Lion ftreet, Whitechapel, vi&tualier. Morley, Dorfet ftreet, Salisbury fquare

Lewis John, Upper Sat smithfield, needlemaker. (Mall, Coleman #icet'

Lewis Arthur. Banbury, Oxford, mercer. (Harvey, Curfitor trect

Lobhan John, Great Wild treet, Lincoln's Inn fields, coach plate founder. (loper and Heath, Montague freet, Ruel fquare

Lorton Alexander. Great Cattle treet, Oxford marker, wine merchant. (Wadelon, Bartow, and Grufve no, Austin friars

Lowe Abraham. late of Hoxton, builder, but now la the Fleet. (Alfred, Pentonville, and Burn, Coleman

Areet

Mellon John, Spitalfields, furniture broker. (Eyles, St. George's court. John ftreet, New Kuad, St. George's Moggrioge Henry, Fleet treet, boet maker. (Higden and Syn Curriers' Hall, London wall

Mordues Jofeph.wali's end. Northumberland hip owner, (Fenwick, North shre ds, and Meggilun, Hatton

Shields, and Meggiton, harton garden Smith Tandon, suffolk, wine m-rchant. (Aysten, Gray's lun. and Ifaaca, Miden al

Spencer J. High freet, Mils end New Towù, vi&uiller. (Davis, Luthbury

Spring Redthaw, Ca Mor, Lincoln, mercer. (Nicholson, Louth, and Leigh, and Malon Bridge Arest, Rieck friars

Sullings Samuel, Litrie Goggeshall, Effex, malifted. **Warne. Broad freet

Tathill C. Norwich, marchant. (Sirafon and Zachram, Norwich, and Aruvus, son, and huitaway, Chancerý La..e

Taylor

of Thayer-street, to Miss Antoinette Kirwan. -James Bogle Delap, Esq. of the 1st Regiment Dragoon Guards, to Harriet, eldest daughter of Nathaniel Hillier, Esq. of Stoke Purk, Surry.-Major William Eustave, of the 96th Regiment, to Catharine Francis, only daughter of R. W. Talbot, Esq. M.P. for the county of Dublin.-Charles Cater, Esq. of Beckenham, Kent, to Philadelphia, daughter of the late George Osbaldeston, Esq. of Hutton Bushell, York.

At St. James's, Mr. Daniel Elfstrand, of Hull, merchant, to Miss Jane Lingard, daughter of the late John L. Esq. of that town.

At St. George's, Hanover-square, the Rev. T. E. Cobston, vicar of Bradwell, Oxfordshire, to Miss Ann King Morris, youngest daughter of Julin M. Esq. of Ampthill,

Beds.

At Greenwich, Frederic Dufton Price, Esq. to Marian, youngest daughter of the late Charles Kensington, Esq. of Blackheath.

Mr. Bishop, the celebrated musical composer, to Miss Lyen, of the Drury-lane company.

At East Barnet, Mr. W. Jay, of Whet stone, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late Benjamin Bradbury, Esq. of Richmond, Surry.

At Whitechapel church, Captain G. Anthony, of the Cornwallis Packet, to Miss M. A. Wilson.

At Hampstead, R. Mills, Esq. of Colchester, to Miss Hines, of West End.

At Wanstead, T. A. Curtis, Esq. second son of Sir William Curtis, Bart. to Harriet, youngest daughter of the late Young Green, Esq. of Poule.

William Milner, Esq. eldest son of Sir W. M. Bart. to Miss Harriet Bentinck, daughter of Lord Edward B.

At Newington, Captain John Sandford, of the Royal Marines, to Miss Ann Letitia Chasterton.

At llington, Mr. C. W. Crutwell, surgeon, of Bath, to Miss E. A. Wilson, daughter of the late John W. Esq. of Canonbury.

Ac Camberwell, Dr. Whitter, of Worthing, to Miss Curties, daughter of William C. Esq.

DIED.

At Paddington-green, the Right Hon. Charles Francs Greville, second brother to the Earl of Warwick

In Paris, Mr. Payne, bookseller of the Strand.

William Calvert, Esq. of the Stamp-office. At Edmonton, Harratt, wife of John Scott Byerley, Esq. and diughter of the are Hol land Cooksey, Esq. of Braceleigh, Worcester shize.

In Devonshire-place, Lady Trafford Southwell, relict of Sir Clement 1rafford, of Duntoh hall, Lincolnshire, 77.

At Hillingdon, William Pepe, Esq. of the King's Remembrancer's office.

MONTHLY MAG. No. 185.

In York-place, Portman-square, Henry, the eldest son of Lyndon Evelyn, Esq. M P.

In St. James's Palace, Mr. Nicholay, principal page to her Majesty, whom he accompanied to this country.

In Charlotte street, Fitzroy-square, Doctor Morgan Hugh Kennedy.

In Devonshire street, Mrs. Selby. In Southampton-place, J. Mand ll, Esq. 72' At Knightsbridge, Mrs Langridge, 70. In Owen's Place, Goswell-street, W. Beardmore, Esq.

At Dulwich, Mrs. Wright, widow of Alderman W.

At Clapham, R. Eaton, Esq. 80.

Mrs Slby, relict of the late Thomas S. Esq of Biddleston, Northumberland.

Miss Campion, daughter of John Campion Coats, Esq of Whitby.

In St. James's Place, Mrs. Howard, relict of William Augustus H Esq. F.R.S

In Middle Row, Holborn, Mr. Daniel Wildman, the celebrated honey and bee-mer

chant.

In Charles street, Middlesex Hospital, Mr. Francis Legat, historical engraver.

In Baker-street, Mrs Biggen, some years ago one of the most beautiful women in this metropolis. This lady was so attached to Colonel Montgomery, who, in 1803, unfortunately fell in a duel, that she lived wholly in retirement from that period, till within the last fortnight, and may be considered as the sacrifice of affection.

The Rev. Charles Poyntz, D.D. prebendary of Durham, and rector of North Creech, in Norfolk, 74. He was promoted to the fall in Durham Cathedral upon the removal of Dr. Kaye to the deanery of Lincoln in 1783.

In Charlotte-street, Portland Place, Colonel Henry Knight. A nervous fever having produced a derangement of intellect, he took advantage of the absence of his attendant to throw himself out of a two-pair of stairs window. He survived the fall but three quarters of an hour.

At his house, in Cavendish-square, aged 73, George Simon Harcourt, Eart Harcourt, and Viscount Nunehan, of Nuneham-Courtney, in Oxfordshire. [further account will be given in our next ]

In Trinity Square, G. Parker, Esq. solicitor, nephew of the Countess of St. Vincent, and grandson of the late Lord Chief Baron P. Ar Walthamstow, P. Metcalfe, Esq. In London street, Fitzroy-square, G. Serve eil, Esq.

At Dover, John Bazely, Esq. Admiral of the Blue. Though fortune did not favor this gentleman with so many opportunities of displaying hi. skill and prowess as she afforded some of his brave contemporaries, yet has services were of an active and advantageous nature, and claim for him the gratitude of his country. [further account will be goven in our next.]

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In Great Queen-street, Anna Maria, only daughte. of the late E. Rucid, Esq. In Hatton Garden, Mrs. Sarab Fasson,

71.

John Bastard, Esq. master shipwright's assistant in his Majesty's Dock-yard, at Deptford, much lamented by all who knew him: this gentleman had served his Majesty 49 years in the ship building line, and from his well-known skill and ability in that service, his loss must be severely felt.

In Cavendish Square, W Tufnell, Esq. In Salisbury Place, Mary-le bone, Mr. Elizabeth Grey, youngest daughter of the late W G. Esq. of Marsh Gibbon, Bucks, 70. In Bedford row, Mrs. Blake, wife of William B. esq. banker, late of Ravenglass, Cumberland, 73.

In Fenchurch-street, Thomas Cable Davis, esq.

In the Hackney road, at the house of a relation, Miss Frances Hord, daughter of R. H. Hord, esq. of Piccadilly. Being somewhat indisposed with a cold, on retiring to bed she took some gruel. Two hours after she became indisposed, and surgical arsistance being procured, the symptoms gave rise to an opinion that she had swallowed poison. She lived only about nine hours, and it was discovered that the oatmeal, which she used with her own hands for the gruel she had taken, was mixed with arsenic for the destruction of vermin. It was proved that her death was entirely an accident at her own hands, as she made the gruel unknown to the servant..

In Great Cumberland-street, Miss Elizabeth Glyn, daughter of Colonel G. 16.

In Bedford-row, Mrs. E. Robinson, relict of E. R. esq. late of Plymouth.-7. Arkinson, esq.

In Montague-street, Russel-square, Mrs. Hood, wife of William H. esq.

In Clifford-street, Mrs. Boulton, relict of William B. esq. 86

At Hanger-hill, T. Wood, esq. 74.

In Park street, Grosvenor-square, the Hon. Mrs. Grant, third daughter of the late Viscount Folkstone, and aunt to the Earl of Radnor.

At the Grove, Blackheath, James Welch, esq. 77.

In High-street, Mary-le-bone, Mr. Charlotte Doughty, youngest daughter of George Brownlow D. esq. 73.

In Park street, Westminster, T. Halifax,

vals, for admission into various hospitals, and he was uniformly dismissed as an impostor, upon telling his strange story. He was received into Guy's only a few weeks apo, after having been stripped and minutely examined by Dr. Babington and Mr. Ashley Cooper. On opening the body, a portion of iron, four inches long, we found loose in the abdomen; and another was making its way through the Ischiatic noteb. In the sto mach were several portions of iron; one lining of a small pocket knife; two small ornaments of a knife handle, apparently of silver; and a naval captain's uniform button!-Of the pieces of iron, twelve are distinctly the remains of blades, and two others may possibly be considered so-The remaining fragments are portions of the springs and linings of the knife handles, some of them tapering to a point, and as sharp as a pin. The blades are all corroded, longitudinally, giving the appearance of several parallel grooves, running lengthways. The silver appears to be uninjured. He swallowed the knives in 1805, and voided some of them in 1807. When the fact was publicly made known, it did not obtain general belief, though most respecta bly supported; but his death, connected with these circumstances, must destroy every doubt.

At Thorndon Hall, the Right Honourable. Robert Edward, Lord Petre, Baron of Wiit tle, 45. His lordship succeeded his father in 1801, but being a Roman Catholic, he never took his seat in the legislative assembly of the nation. Hence he had the more time to bestow on agricultural pursuits, to which he was particularly attentive. Urbanity of disposition, unaffected politeness and affability of manners, added dignity to his rank and conciliated the estimation of the distinguished circle in which he moved.-Ed further ace count will be given in our next.]

In Craig's Court, Charing Cross, David Pitcairn, M. D. F. R. S. F. Ã. S. Fellow of the College of Physicians of London, and Physician extraordinary to the Prince of Wales. He was the eldest son of the gallant Major John Pitcairn, of the marines, who was killed in the attack upon Bunker's Hill in June 1775, and Elizabeth, daughter of Robert Dalrymple, esq. of Annefield, in the county of Dumfries. His paternal family was one of the most antient in Fifeshire, deriving its name from a landed possession called Pitcairn; Nisbett in his Heraldry says, that he has seen a charter to it dated in 1417. In the course of time, one of the family acquired by marriage the estate of Forther, in the same county; after which the lands of Pitcairn went off with a younger son, from whom was descended Dr. Archibald Pitcairn, of Pitcairn, justly famed as a physician, port, wit, scholar, and mathema cian. Of the elder branch Dr. David Pit cairn became the presentative upon the

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