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GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

Married.] At Uley, Mr. John Dimery, dyer, to Mifs Mary Jackson.

Died.] At Gloucefter, by a fall from his horfe, Mr. Abraham Davis, jun. woolftapler. At the Hotwells, aged 21, John Marth, efq. late captain in the 44th regiment of foot, and third fon of the late Samuel Marth, efq. of Bellmont, near Uxbridge. Mrs. Blanchey, wife of H. S. Blanthey, efq. conful of Minorca. Alfo Mrs. Baker, wife of T. Baker, hip-joiner. Mifs Mary Dumbell.

At Briftol, Mrs. Bradley, who had been a fchool-mistress in that city upwards of 30 years. Mr. David Solomon. In her 89th year, Mrs. Lambert, mother of Mr. J. Lambert, of Pen Park. Mrs. Punter. After a fhort illness, Mr. James Thatcher, principal clerk in Meffrs. Stevens and Co.'s glafs-manufactory. Mr. Rowland Williams.

At the fame place, Mrs. Robbins. Mr. Shaddy. Mifs Tiley. Mafter John Matchin, Mrs. Browne, wife of Mr. Browne, stationer, on the Tolzey. Mr. Hannan. Mrs. Eliza beth Kitley. Mr. Bateman. In the 73d year of his age, Mr. Matthew Worgan, clock and watchmaker.

Mrs. Booth, widow of the late Montagu Booth, efq,

At Clifton, Mrs. Skey.

At Thornbury, in his 73d year, the rev. William Howell, B. D. formerly of Chrift church, Oxford, and chaplain in ordinary to the king. For the laft forty years of his life he was vicar of Thornbury, and upwards of 30 years a juftice of the peace for the county of Gloucefter.

At Moorend, near Hambrook, Mrs. Nangle. At Brockware, Mr. Thomas Compton. At Blaifdon, the rev. Mr. Archer, rector of that parish.

At Melksham, Mrs. Moxham.

At Frampton-upon-Severn, Mr. Samuel Pearce, excife-officer for the Pontypool diftrict.

In his 80th year, the Rev. Thomas Green, A. M. 44 years rector of Kelton.

OXFORDSHIRE.

Married.] At Oxford, Mr. Charles Leaver, of South Morton, to Mifs Charlotte Tuckwell, of Wallingford, Berks.

At Woodstock, Pryfe Lovedon, efq. to the hon. Mrs. Agar, fifter to Lord Viscount Afhbroke.

Died.] At Oxford, after a fhort illness, in his 48th year, Mr. John Honour, poulterer, and parish-clerk, of St. Giles's. Mifs Caroline Lock. After a very fhort illness, Mr, John Pepall, formerly a builder in extenfive bufinefs, but from which he had retired for fome years.

The rev. H. Powell, rector of Minfter Lovell.

At Witney, Mr. Wm. Woods, auctioneer. At Ifley, near Oxford, of a confumption, in his 32d year, Mr. John Clark Wootten, apothecary.

In the 89th year of his age, the rev. John

Pinnell, formerly fellow of Magdalen col lege, Oxford, and rector of Duckington, in which parish he refided upwards of 51 years. His character cannot, perhaps, be better traced than in the following words fpoken by the earl of Harcourt, when he fold his estate and manor of Ducklington to its prefent proprietor: " and for a paftor you will find an Ifraelite indeed." Mr. Pingell was likewife upwards of 50 years prebendary of Chichester, and rector of Burton and Coates, in Suffex. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.

Married.] At Northampton, Mr. Samuel Haflock, aged 74, to Martha Lucas, aged 20.

At Peterborough, Mr. Royfton, of Newport Pagnell, to Mifs Cole, of the former place. Mr. Richard Hill, to Mifs Ruffel,

At Etton, Mr. Large, furgcon, of Harborough, to Mifs Bellars, daughter of Mr. Bellars, of Woodcroft Houfe, and great niece, of the late Thomas Peach, efq. of Dingley.

Mr. William Shelton, of Seaton, to Mifs Ogden, of Caldicot, Rutland.

Died.] At Northampton, Mrs. James. Mr, Teeton, many years fexton of All Saints church: he was father and grandfather to 54 children. In her 22d year, Mrs. E. Gilbert, mantua-maker. Mrs. Brown, a maiden lady. At the fame place, on the 1ft inftant, Mifs Eleanor Douglas, a maiden lady, in her 9.5th year, Notwithstanding her great age, the never made ufe of fpectacles; and, but a few days previous to her death, remarked to a friend, that she could not recollect having been ill a fingle week during her whole life. She was fifter to the prefent bishop of Salif bury, and alfo to fir W. H. Douglas, of Springwood-park, in this county.

At Boddicot, aged 70, Mrs. Anna Rebecca Burford.

At Hanwell, Mrs. Salmon, relic of the late, and mother of the prefent, Mr. Salmon, of Hardwick-house.

At Kettering, at the advanced age of 84, Mrs. Jane Iliff, relict of the late rev. Wm. Iliff, formerly vicer of Stanford, She endured a long and afflicting illness with uncommon fortitude and refignation,

Aged 73, Mr Cheefman, formerly of Apthare-lodge.

NORFOLK.

A telegraph is fhortly to be erected at Yarmouth, to communicate with the Nore.

Married.] At Norwich, Mr. John Steward, attorney, to Mifs N. Richards, of Woodton. Mr. F. Noverre, to Mifs H. Brunton, third daughter of Mr. John Brunton, manager of the Norwich theatre.

At Yarmouth, Mr. Thomas Gooda, to Mifs Fairweather, of Aldeby. Mr. Robert Pofle, to Mifs Loofe. Mr. Thomas Pool, of London, to Mifs Lucy Hall, of Yarmouth. Mr. John Kerrich, of Harlefton, to Mifs E. Fremfield, of Norwich,

Died] At Norwich, aged 82, Mrs. Ifabella Pearfon, widow of Mr. Charles Pearfon, a comedian of facetious memory in the Norwich theatre. In his 44th year, Mr. Charles Wright, hatter and hofier. Aged 72, Mr. Jofeph English, wool-comber. Aged 65, Mr. William Lane, ftone-mason; and a few days after, Mrs. Lane, his wife. In his 69th year, Mr. Richard Afpin, late mafter of the Blackfriar's public-houfe, in St. George's, Colegate. Aged 76, Mr. James Derefley. Mr. Robert Punchard. Mifs Eliz. Flowers. In his 77th year, Mr. Daniel Ritfo, collector of the excife. Mr. Ebbetts.

At Nayland, Mrs. Ifabella Juliana Harrold, wife of Mr. Harrold, furgeon, and youngest daughter of Peter Le Neve, efq. of Norwich.

In the 87th year of his age, Charles Wefton, efq. alderman of Mancroft-ward, one of bis majesty's juftices of the peace for the County of Norfolk, and fellow of the Antiquarian fociety. The firft bank eftablished in Norfolk was under his direction, and opened in 1756.

At Holt, in her 88th year, Mrs. Catherine Spurgin.

At Hargham, Mrs. Bowles.

At Aflacton, in her 73d year, Mrs. Elizabeth Utting, widow of the late Mr. John Utting, furgeon.

At Befthorpe, Mr. Stanley, a wealthy farmer.

As Mr. Gooch, of Stratton Strawlefs, was returning from Coltishall corn market, he was killed by a fall from his horfe. He appeared to have been dragged to a confiderable diftance, and was found in a very mangled tate, with his foot hanging in the stirrup.

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He was a man who uniformly fupported an excellent character in life.

SUFFOLK.

Married.] At Ipfwich, Mr. Richard Por ter, to Mifs Smith, of Thornham.

At Bury, Mr. Bacon, to Mifs Willey. At Framlingham, the rev. Wm. B. Crathern, diffenting minifter, of Dedham, to Mrs. Margaret Linfted, of Woodbridge.

Mr. James Cuftance, of Sutton, to Mifs Dobide, of Soham.

Mr. Morley, farmer, of Chevington, to Mifs Felton.

Died.] At Ipfwich, aged 62, Mr. Joseph Quilter.

At Beccles, aged 23, Mrs. Ward. At Cranmer Green, Mrs. Wink. At Long Melford, at the advanced age of 82, Mrs. Wink.

Mrs. Negus, wife of H. Negus, efq. of Bungay.

At Gazely, Mr. Thomas Rogers.

Aged 81, Mrs. Manning, of Hawstead.

At Aldham Hall, Mrs. Kerfey. She Had been blind feveral years, and approaching too near the fire, fhe was burned in fuch a dreadful manner, that the foon after expired.

At Melford, Mr. Daniel Mills, of the George inn.

Aged 24, Mr. Robert Walgrave Brewfter, of Bevington-houfe, Belchamp.

At Mildenhall, Mrs. E. Rufhbrooke. Mifs Mary Andrews. Aged 93, Mrs. Ewell.

At Haverhill, George Howland, efq. uncle of Sir George Howland, bart. At Woodbridge, aged 94, Mrs. Thompfon, widow.

HERTFORDSHIRE.

Married.] At Wormley, Mr. Charles Waltead, of the custom-houfe, to Mifs Porter, of Enfield.

At Gravely, Mr. John Selford, of Aldermanbury, Blackwell-hall factor, to Mifs Salisbury, daughter of the rev. T. Salisbury," of the former place.

Died.] At Watford, universally respected whilft living, and as greatly regretted at his decease, Mr. Hawthorne. His benevolence to the poor was unbounded.

At Berkhamsted, univerfally lamented, Mrs. Smith, more than 20 years governefs of the ladies' boarding-fchool in that town.

At Baldock, aged 66, Thomas Barnes, gent. fon of the late rev. Robert. Barnes, of Camerton, near Workington.

Francis Hammond, efq. of Potter's-bar.

ESSEX.

A dreadful fire lately broke out at Chifwell, in this county, which entirely confumed 37 dwelling-houses, and reduced upwards of 50 families to the necessity of feeking refuge in barns, ftables, and other outhouses. The lofs is eftimated at above 10,000l.

Married.] At Great Clacton, Captain Hill, of Hull, to Mifs Deborah Sadler, of the former place.

At

At Creffing, Mr. William Brewster, of White Notley Hall, to Mifs Elizabeth Grimwood, eldest daughter of Mr. Jeffery Grimwood, an opulent farmer of Creiling Temple. Mr. Thomas French Marsh, farmer of Toppesfield, to Miis Darley, of Little Waltham.

Mr. M. Harvey, of Great Totham, to Mifs Horton, of Felfted.

At Maldon, Mr. Everard, to Mifs Elizabeth Neville.

Died.] At the Rookery, in Colchester, John Bosworth, efq. a juítice of the peace for the county of Effex.

At Snarefbrook, William Quarrill, efq. justice of the peace for the county of Mid

dlesex.

At Boreham, in the 20th year of her age, Mifs Nancy Hurrell.

At Belchamp Orten, Mr. Robert Walgrave Brewfer.

At Fobbing, Mr. Hill.

At Colchester, Mrs. Ruth.

At Chelmsford, Mrs. Dixon.

KENT.

Married.] At Canterbury, Mr. Williams, of the Eaft Suffolk regiment of militia, to Mifs Mary Watson, daughter of Capt. Watfon, Dover.

At Rochefter, Mr. Thompfon, jun. to Mifs Stevens, daughter of Mr. Alderman Stevens, brewer.

On the 11th inftant, Mr. Bath, furgeon, of London, to Mrs. C. Bryant, of the former place.

1 At Chatham, Mr. Thomas Spencer, organift, to Mifs Hill.

At Cranbrook, Mr. Clarke, furgeon, to Mifs M. Trefs.

At Clapham, John Cocks, efq. of Tottenham, to Mifs Heffe, fifter to C. L. Heffe, Pruflian conful at Hamburgh.

Henry Deacon, efq. of the royal artillery, to Mifs Lill, grand-daughter of the late fir Francis Lill, bart. of Hermitage.

At Hearn, Mr. James Taylor, of Sturry, to Mifs Gooding, of the former place.

At Milton, near Gravefend, Mr. Pack, tanner, to Mifs Willett.

At Woolwich, John Vifion, efq. of the royal regiment of artillery, to Mifs Adye, daughter of the late lieut. col. Adye, and niece to John Willett Willett, efq. M P.

At Beakfbourne, Mr. Richard Holtum, to Mifs Southee.

At Selling, Mr. Wm. Hogben, miller, to Mrs. Athow.

At Norington, Mr. Sadoe, farmer, of Ickham, to Mifs Ann Gillam, of the former place.

Died.] At Margate, Mrs. Sarah, Oldfield, mother of Mr. Oldfield, author of the hiftory of parliaments. In his 70th year, Mr. Wm. Stone, formerly a rope-maker in that town.

At Dover, Mr. King, apothecary. Mr. Henry Mofes. Aged 28, Mr. Thomas Sharp, grocer.

At Whitstable, aged 60, Mrs. Giles. At St. Laurence, in Thanet, Mr. Smith, of the Red Lion public-houfe.

At Lady Wootten's Green, Johnfon Macaree, efq. captain and adjutant of the eaft Kent regiment of militia.

Suddenly, at Milton, Mrs. Lydia Hull. At Tenterden, aged 48, Mrs. Sawyer. At Charing, in an advanced age, Mr. George Harrifon, grazier.

At Smarden, at the advanced age of 90, Mr. James Fuller.

At Malling, Mr. Wm. Holden, fhoemaker. He was drawing a bucket of water, and fell into the well, and pitching against the ftones, his head was literally dafhed to pieces. He has left a young widow, to whom he had been married only five weeks.

At Canterbury, aged 77, Mr. Samuel Abrahams. Mrs. Walefby, mother of the rev. Dr. Walesby, one of the prebendaries of the cathedral. In her 65th year, Mrs. Reeves.

At Maidstone, Mrs. Nightingale. Suddenly, aged 68, Mr. Wm. Elgar, fen. an eminent grocer of this place, and one of the proprietors of the Maidstone bank. He went to bed apparently in good health, after fpending a convivial evening with his friends.

At Deal, aged 51, Mrs. Rammell. In his 58th year, Mr. John Lamb, pilot.

At Chatham, Mr. Ifaac Twynam, ropemaker. Likewife Mrs. Weeks.

At Folkestone, aged 50, Mrs. Kennet. In her 56th year, Mrs. Perfold.

At Brompton, Mr. Daniel Adams, many years a quarterman of fhipfhrights in Chatham dock-yard.

The rev. Edward Penny, vicar of Bapchild. At his feat at Vinters, near Maidstone, James Whatman, efq.

John Lilly, a Chelfea penfioner, put an end to his exiftence, by hanging himself in

SURREY.

Died.] At Richmond, Mifs Vanneck, daughter of the late Sir Joshua Vanneck, and fifter to Lord Huntingfield. She was a lady of extenfive liberality and benevolence. At Leatherhead, Mrs. Roberdeau.

SUSSEX.

At a very advanced age, Mr. Long, one of the oldest graziers in Romney marsh, and father of Mr. Long, furgeon, at Heulfham.

At Horsham, in her 99th year, Mrs. Howes.

At Cuckfield, after a fhort illness, Mr. Chatfield, furgeon.

Lately, much lamented, Mifs Tier, of Chichester.

BERKSHIRE.

Married.] At Reading, Mr. W. Swallow, nurseryman, to Mifs Dredge.

Died.] At Yattendon, after a fhort illness, Mr. Robert States.

At Stanford, Mr. Larkom, maltster. At Speenhamland, Mr. Philip Smallbone, of the Coach and Horfes.

Aged 60, Mr. William Shackle, of Earley Court Farm. :

Mrs. Jacques, of Caversham.

HAMPSHIRE.

At Winchefter affizes, J. Cuffel, a brewer's Tervant, was tried and convicted on a charge of aiding and abetting prifoners of war to efcape out of Porchefter caftle. It was proved, that he had conveyed two French captains, inclofed in two cafks, out of the prifon, on his dray, by which means they effected their efcape. He was fentenced to Fix months imprisonment.

Died.] At Southampton, Mifs Milne, daughter of Mr. Milne, furveyor and architect. Aged 95, Mrs. Soley.

At Lee, near Romfey, Mr. Jackman. Suddenly, Mr. Thomas Webb, an eminent farmer, of Balfam farm, near Highclere in this county.

At Crawley, near Winchester, Mr. William Pern.

WILTSHIRE.

Married] At Salisbury, Mr. Edward Keele, of the White Hart Inn, to Mrs. Penny, of Lymington..

Mr. Jacob Jacob, farmer, of Amport, near Andover, to Mifs Ann Robins, of Wincan

ton.

At Chippenham, Mr. Benjamin Edwards, to Mifs Prefton, of Harnigh Houfe. Mr. Abraham Lloyd Edridge, to Mifs Langhorne, of Monkton Houfe.

Mr. Jofeph Gundry, of Calne, to Mifs Martha Naith, of Congresbury.

The rev. Mr. Smith, vicar of Norton Bavant, to Mifs Thring, of Warminster.

Mr. Barnes, farmer, of Chute, to Mifs Doling, of Longstock.

At Warminster, Mr. Henry Coombs, of Stapleford, to Mifs Butt, of the former place. Died.] At Salisbury, Mrs. Wyche. Mr.

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Young, hofier. In his 90th year, Mr. Harding. At the fame age, Mrs. Long.

At Downton, Mr. Shield, many years a refpectable furgeon of that place. He was a very eccentric character, and, among other fingularities, was never known to eat a morfel of bread. In his will, he gave directions to be buried in his own garden; and when his favourite horfe dies, it is to be laid in the fame grave with its mafter.

Mr. Bound, a farmer at South Damerham, put an end to his exiftence, by hanging himfelf in his ftable.

At Maddington, Mr. John Gibbs.

At Maiden Bradley, fuddenly, Mr. Hyett, a very refpectable farmer, to whom a premium was adjudged at the last annual meeting of the Bath Agricultural Society, for an improved winnowing machine.

At Great Somerford, Mifs Smith. At Sulton, after a fhort but' fevere illness, Mr. William Cole, gent.

At Trowbridge, Mrs. Primrose.

At Winterbourn Stoke, in his 16th year, Mr. Charles Collier Chalk.

DORSETSHIRE.

On Thursday, the 20th inft. Henry Redhead Yorke, efq. was liberated from Dorchefter Caftle, after an imprisonment of four years. He has paid a fine of 2001. and entered into fureties for 2000l. When the fheriff brought the welcome intelligence of his releafe, he exclaimed, in the language of Virgil:

Libertas, que fera tamen refpexit inertem,
Refpexit tamen et longo poft tempore venit.

Pikes, for arming the peafantry, in the event of an invafion, have been depofited in the barracks at Weymouth, Dorchester, Bridport, Wareham, and other places bordering on the fouthern coaft.

Married.] At Dorchester, Mr. T. Curme, builder, to Mifs Jane Fouracres.

At Blandford, Quartermafter Pickwick, of the 2d dragoon guards, to Mifs Barfoot. Mr. Samuel Vallis, of Poole, to Mrs.Dehorah Morris.

At Gillingham, Mr. Burt, to Mifs Sarah Mead.

Died.] At Dorchefter, in confequence of exceffive drinking, Mr. Bartlett, baker. For the laft fix weeks he had not a fober interval.

At Gillingham, Mr. Read. Befides a confiderable fortune left to his relations and fervants, he has bequeathed the fum of 4000l. to eftablish a fund for the fupport of the aged poor in the parish of Gillingham.

At Cerne Abbas, Mr. James Davis.
At Netherbury, Mr. John Shire.

At Straiton, near Dorchefter, at the great age of 101, Ann Ingram. She retained the ufe of her faculties to the last hour of her life.

Mr. Mackrell, a very wealthy farmer of Minchington, near Blandford, lately hung himfelf in his cart-house. He had lately given many proofs of mental derangement;