Staffordshire....Warwickshire....Lincolnshire. of the rev. Mr. Clayton, vicar of Belgrave, and rector of Norton by Twycrofs. Mr. Farnell, hofier, to Mrs. Varnam, of Snarestone. Died.] At Leicester, Mr. Lambert, formerly keeper of the county Bridewell. Suddenly, Mrs. Reynolds, wife of Mr. Reynolds, filversmith. Mr. Lofeby, heel-maker. Mrs. Wright, of the Marquis of Granby. Mrs. Fancote, of the Black Swan inn. At the fame place, after a very afflicting illness, Mifs A. F. Coleman, youngest daughter of the late Henry Coleman, Efq. She was a lovely, amiable, and highly accomplished young lady, and scarcely had the morning of her life begun to dawn, before death deprived fociety of one of its brightest ornaments, and her connexions of an affectionate relation and a fincere friend. At Barrow upon Soar, aged 69, Mr. T. Beaumont. His lofs is defervedly regretted by a numerous circle of friends and acquaint ance. STAFFORDSHIRE. Married.] At Wolverhampton, lieutenant Richard Chapman, of the 38th regiment of foot, to Mifs Bond, only daughter of Mr. William Bond. At the Pottery, John Curzon, aged 14, to Mifs Brammer, aged 13. The bride carried to church a prominent evidence of her womanhood. Died.] At Stafford, Mr. Jofeph Griffin, ferjeant at mace. At Litchfield, Mr. Samuel Harrison, one of the aldermen of that city. Mrs. Martha Cary, wife of William Cary, gent, of Cannock. Her great virtues and amiable manners render her lofs deeply regretted. At Alderley, near Wolverhampton, after a very afflicting and long illness, Mrs. Howard, wife of Corbet Howard, efq. late of Whitchurch, Shropshire, and youngest daughter of the late Mr. Moore, of Wrottefley-park. At Tettenhall, Mrs. Hollyoake, widow of the late F. Hollyoake, efq. At Swanmere, near Hixon, aged 54. Mr. Benjamin Bond, farmer. At Dunston, near Stafford, Mr. R. Merry, WARWICK HIRE. Married.] At Birmingham, Mr. Henry Dale, merchant, of Hamburgh, to Mifs Marfden, of Kiddleftone Bath, Derbyshire. Mr. W. Shore, to Mifs Sufannah Brunner. Mr. James Upton, to Mrs. Thompson. Mr. John Grieft, aged 19, to Mifs M. Swindler, aged 45. Mr. Joseph Dutton, to Mifs Barns. Mr. James Heptinstall, to Mifs Coney, of London. Mr. Downes, drawing-mafter, to Mifs Bull, of Smethwick, Mr. G. S. Why ley, chymift, of Dritand, to Miís E. Bower, Birmingham. Mr. Hickman, to Mrs. Healey. At Coventry, Mr. Macread, to Mifs Buller, of Kidderminster. 313 At Drayton Baffett, Mr. William Smith, jun. of Hints, to Mifs Maria Smith, only daughter of Mr. James Smith, an emineir armer, of Bangley, in Staffordshire. Died.] At Warwick, in his 74th year, Mr. John Weale, an eminent furgeon and apothecary. At Coventry, Mr. Toone. At Willington, after a long and fevere illhefs, Mr. Gaftrell Snow. In a very advanced age, Sir Theophilus Biddulph, bart. of Birdingbury. At Stourport, Jofeph Heeley, efq. many ears a captain in the Warwickshire militia. At Hagley Row, Mrs. Cambden, widow of Mr. Cambden, formerly of the Caftle Tavern, in Birmingham. Aged 84, Mrs. Hincks, of Wellenhall. At Little Sutton, aged 80, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilfon; and a few days after, aged 77, Mr. William Wilfon, her husband. This patriarchal couple had lived together in uninterrupted harmony upwards of 50 years. At Birmingham, Mr. Thomas May, many years beadle of St. Paul's chapel. After a fhort, but very fevere illness, Mrs. Robinfon. In his 75th year, Mr. Matthew Kitchin. Mr. Thomas Cooper, cabinet-maker. Mrs. Williams. Aged 1, Mrs. Pallett. At Barrowden, aged 64, Mrs. Chamberlain. At Empingham, aged 97, Mrs. Brewster. LINCOLNSHIRE. Married.] At Stamford, Mr. Vennemere, to Mrs. Tomlin, of King's Cliffe. At Boston, Mr. Plummer, of Newark, to Mifs Stelling, of the former place. Sir John Trollope, bart. of Cafwick, near Stamford, to Mifs Thorold, of Lincoln. Mr. Chriftopher Taylor, of Refton, to Mifs Kimes, of Holbeach. After an uninterrupted courtship of feveral years, Mr. Benfon, of Halton, aged 62, to Mifs Winn, of Eaftby, aged 30. Died.] At Lincoln, Mr. Edward Wilson, miller. Mrs. Hooker, of the Rein Deer public-house. At Stamford, Mrs. Afkren. Mrs. Henfon. At Bofton, aged 82, Mrs. Ayre. John Robinfon, many years driver of the mailcoach from Boston to London. Aged 76, Mrs. Stevens. A Grantham, Mrs. Cartier. At Braceborough, near Stamford, aged 78, Mr. Thomas Green, farmer. At Weft Deeping, Mr. Barber. At Bourn, aged 76, Mr. Charles Watts, watch-maker. At Whaplode, Mr. Abraham Congreve, an opulent grazier. Mifs Carrington, of King's Cliffe! web At West Keal, after a lingering Hvess, At Harrington, Mrs. Robinfont gent. 314 Warwickshire....Shropshire....Herefordshire. At Martin, near Timberland, Mrs.Stenton. WORCESTERSHIRE. Mr. Richard Southall, jun. of Dudley, to Mifs E. Hodgson. Died.] At Worcester, in her 56th year, Mrs. Johnfon. Mrs. Harrifon. Mifs Mary Pritchett. Mifs Ann Wall, daughter of Colonel Wall, Suddenly, at her daughter's houfe, Mrs. Smith, widow of the late Mr. Smith, foap-boiler. Likewife, fuddenly, at the Tything, near this city, in his 77th year, Captain Gardner Bulftrode, of the marines. Suddenly, Mr. Pruen, farmer of the poft-horfe duties for this district." At Hallow Park, Thomas Berwick, efq. late of Frampton upon Severn. Suddedly, Mr. Spencer, pig jobber, near Moseley Wake Green, At Witley Court, Mrs. Mary Matthews. She lived fucceffively in the fervice of four Lord Foleys. At Tanwood, near Chaddesley, Mr. Wilkes. At Dudley, after a fevere and lingering illness, Mifs Payton. SHROPSHIRE. Married.] At Shrewsbury, Mr. Yale, of Preston Montford, to Mrs. Richards, of the Lea. At Ruyton of the Eleven Towns, Mr. Barker, of Whitchurch, to Mifs Bafnett. Died.] At Shrewsbury, in his 84th year, Mr. John Mitchell, formerly a merchant in very extensive business. In his 65th year, Ifaac Stephenfon, efq. formerly fleward to the Duke of Norfolk, at Holm Lacy. After a painful illness, borne with exemplary fortitude, Mrs. Bright, widow of the late Fulke Bright, gent. of the Endlefs, near Bishop's Caftle. Mr. Ravenhill, dancing-mafter. Mifs Jane Walker, fecond daughter of Mr. John Walker, mercer, of Kiln-lane. Mr. Phillips. At Ludlow, aged 81, Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards, a maiden lady. Mrs. Painter, of Iflegate, near Shrewfbury. At Whitchurch, of an inflammation in his bowels, Mr. Edward Jones, furgeon and apothecary. He poffeffed great profeffional fkill, and his private character was truly amiable. After a fhort, but severe illness, Mifs Burghall, eldest daughter of Major Burghall. At the fame place, Mrs. Allinfon, aged 73; and a few days after, aged 80, Mr. Tho-. mas Allinfon, her husband. Alfo, Mrs. Newne. At Farley, aged 87, Mrs. Reynolds, widow of the late rev. Mr. Reynolds, of Tugford. HEREFORDSHIRE. TheHerefordshire and Gloucestershire canal, from Gloucester to Ledbury, is completed. The opening of this navigation took place on the 30th of March, when several of the proprietors and gentlemen of the committée em barked at the junction of the coal branch near Newent, in the first veffel freighted with merchandize configned to Ledbury, which was followed by three others laden with coal. They paffed through the tunnel at Oxenhall, which is 2192 yards in length, in the fpace of 52 minutes, and were met at the extremity by feveral gentlemen, and entertained with a cold collation at the Boyce, the feat of Mr. MOGGERIDGE, one of the proprietors of the valuable coal mines recently opened at Oxenhall. Both ends of the tunnel, as well as the banks of the canal, were lined with fpectators, who hailed the boats with reiterated acclamations. It is fuppofed that upwards of 2000 perfons were prefent on their arrival at Ledbury (a diftance of about nine miles), which they reached in four hours. A dinner was provided on the occafion at the George Inn, where the greatest conviviality prevailed, and feveral appropriate toafts were drank. The advantages which muft refult from this inland navigation to Ledbury and the adjoining country are incal culable. In the article of coal, the inha bitants of this diftrict will reap an important benefit by the immediate reduction in price of at least ten shillings per ton. Coals of the firit quality are now delivered at the wharf clofe to Ledbury, at 135 6d. whereas the common price was formerly 24s. per ton. Married.] At Hereford, Mr. Thomas Kyrwood, to Mifs Wall. Died.] At Hereford, at the advanced age of 92, Mrs. Parry. Mrs. Wright. Mr. Knapp, maltfter. At Little Hope, near Hereford, aged 70, Mrs. Cole, At Ledbury, in her 76th year, Mrs. Woodyatt. At Walford Court, after a very lingering illness, Mr. John Elton. He was a gentle man univerfally beloved and refpected. In his 82d year, Mr. Watkin Maddy, of the Cwm, in the parish of Dorfton. MONMOUTHSHIRE. Died.] At Monmouth, in his 60th year, of a mortification in his foot, Mr. Harford Jones. At Whitebrook, near Monmouth, Mr Richard Turner, paper-maker. At Piercefield, Mifs Charlotte Wood, younger daughtest of Colonel Wood. In confequence of exceffive gluttony, Emanuel Guzman, of Newport, hair-dreffer. The coroner's jury, after long and mature inveftigation, returned a verdict of felo de je, and the remains of the wretch were accordingly buried in the public road near the fpot where he died. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Married.] At Bristol, Mr. Charles Williams, of Bath, to Mifs Mary Ann Weare. Mr. Robert Williams, to Mifs King. Mr. John Jones, to Mifs Sarah Crofs, of the White Hart inn. Mr. William Lewis, to Mifs Cooper. At Oxford-Northamptonshire Bedfordshire. At Stapleton, Lieut. Col. Way, of the Royal Bucks, or King's Own militia, to Mifs Mary Smyth, youngest daughter of Thomas Smyth, efq. of Stapleton house. At Weftury, near Bristol, James Mackintosh, efq. barrifter, of Lincoln's inn, to Mifs Allen, daughter of John Bartlett Allen, efq. of Creffelly, in Pembrokeshire. At Winchcombe, Mr. Williams, attorney, to Mifs Sarah Smith. At Winterbourne, Samuel Shute, efq. of Frenchay, to Mifs Ricketts, of London. Died. At the Hot Wells, Bath, Mifs Phipps. In his 19th year, Sir Anthony Fitzherbert, bart, of Tiffington, in Derbyshire. Of a decline, Mrs. Blackley, wife of Henry Blackley, efq. his majesty's conful for Minorca, Majorca, and Yvica. At Bristol, Mr. Brown, linen-draper, and partner in the house of Meffrs. Edwards, Brown and Edwards. Mr. Chabas, fencingmater. Aged 75, Mr. Wheeler. Mrs. Hope. Mifs Lorymore, haberdasher. Mr. James Kedwards, an officer of the customs at this port. Mr. Charles Archibald Sanders. Mr. Gadd. Mr. Robert Taylor, of the Ship and Star, Canon's Marth. Mrs. Shady. Captain Ellis, of the Prince William Henry, in the Cork trade, from this port. White. Mrs. Griffiths. Mr. Thomas MenIn the Lower College grove, attorney. Green. Thomas Rothley, efq. Mrs. At Gloucester, Mr. Abraham Rudhall. At Avening, aged 86, Mrs. M. Clutterbuck, fifter to the late Lewis Clutterbuck, efq. of Wdidcombe house, near Bath. The Rev. Mr. Parry, of Honeycombe, rector of Tibberton, Worcestershire, and vicar of Boding, in Kent. At Bedminster, Mrs. Morgan. OXFORD. Married.] At Oxford, the rev. Robert Wintle, ftudent of Christ church, to Mifs Morrell, daughter of James Morrell, cfq. Died.] At Oxford, fuddenly, whilst fit ting in her chair after fupper, Mrs. Robinfon. After a fhort illness, aged 45, Mr. John Willmot, mafter of the Crofs inn. At the fame place, after a long and fevere illness, and in his 26th year, Mr. Cullen, dancing-mafter. At Woolvercott, near Oxford, after an illness of a few days, in his 58th year, Mr. Vincent Ball, a farmer of great refpectability, At Shipton-upon-Sorer, Mr. Hodgkin, a young man of extenfive learning and a very amiable difpofition. At Banbury, Mrs. Lambert, fen. mother of the rev. John Lambert, A. M. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Married.] At Peterborough, Mr.Wilfon, Glverfmith, to Mifs Smith. Mr. James Gates, to Mifs Dillingham. Mr. Currey, of the Oxford Blues, to Mrs. Dechenner, of the Talbot inn. Mr. Pritchard, fadler, of Peterborough, to Mifs Bingham. 315 Died.] At Northampton, Mr. John Sole, keeper of the town gaol. At Oundle, aged 24, Mrs. Mould, wife of Mr. Mould, furgeon. Mifs Carrington, of King's Cliffe. At Cranfley, Mifs Mary Anne Anderson, youngest daughter of the rev. George Anderfon, vicar of that parish. At Milton, near Northampton, the rev. M. Montgomery. At Kiflingbury, near Northampton, Mrs. Jephcott, wife of the rev. John Jephcott. Thomas Taylor, a lad between 12 and 13 years of age, and fervant to Mr. William Doifon, jun. baker, at Peterborough, hanged himself accidentally in his mafter's mill chamber, by wantonly putting the noofe of a rope round his neck, and giving himself a fudden check, which caufed his immediate death. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Died.] At Stoney Stratford, Mrs. Pearce, widow of the late Nathaniel Pearce, esq. of Chapel Brompton, nrar Northampton. efq. At High Wycombe, Thomas Shrimpton, At Whitchurch, fuddenly, Mrs. Mary Baldwin. BEDFORDSHIRE. Died.] At Bedford, after a very afflicting illness, Richard Lovefey, efq. formerly an eminent attorney, in this town. His private virtues and profeffional abilities endeared him to a numerous acquaintance, by whom his lofs is fincerely regretted. At Steppingley, Mrs. Parker, widow of the late John Parker, efq. At Stagfden, in confequence of a violent kick from a horfe, which he was endeavouring to catch for the purpofe of fetching a midwife to the affistance of his wife, John Bird, a labourer in hufbandry. The poor man languished in great agony till the evening of the next day. CAMBRIDGE. The long litigated caufe between this univerity and the occupiers of the Downing eftate, of which the latter have had poffeffion upwards of 30 years, is finally determined in favour of the univerfity. The lord chancellor has accordingly ordered a receiver for the univerfity to be appointed immediately. The arrears of the eftate will be more than fufficient to erect the new college, which is to be founded, purfuant to the will of Sir Jaccb Downing, under the title of Downing college. Married.] At Cambridge, the rev. Dr. Cory, Mafter of Emanuel college and Vicechancellor of the university, to Mifs Ann Apthorp, third daughter of the rev. Dr. Apthorp, Prebendary of Finsbury. Mr. James Cuftance, of Sutton, in the Ife of Ely, to Mifs Dobede, of Soham. Mr. George Remington, of Haddenham, likewife in the Ifle of Ely, to Mifs Simonts, of Witcham, near Ely, At 316 Norfolk....Suffolk....Herefordshire.... Kent̃, At Screveton, near Bingham, Mr. Emmett, a wealthy farmer of Thorney, to Mifs Ann Sampey, of the former place. Died.] At Cambridge, Mrs, Blackman, aged 56. Mr. Clement Knell, cooper, and univerfity guager. His ftrict probity rendered him greatly refpected. At the advanced age of 91, Mrs. Johnson. After a lingering illnefs, Mr. Smith, At Bingham, aged 36, Mr.Thomas Wright, farmer. AtHorningsey, in her 62d year,Mrs. Grain. At Willingham, Mr. John Osborn, a reSpectable farmer, At Mildenhall, Mrs. Elizabeth Rushbrooke, fifter of the late Braham Rufhbrooke, efq. Alfo Mifs Mary Andrews. Aged 93, Mrs. Ewell. Mr. Zebedee Tideman, of Stonham, to Mifs Berry, organist of Framlingham. Died.] At Ipfwich, aged 39, Mrs. Gowing, wife of Mr. Lionel Gowing, merchant. At an advanced age, Mrs. Tydeman, widow of the late Commodore Tydeman, who was unfortunately drowned on going afhore after the furrender of the Manillas. At Bury, in his 68th year, Mr. Henry Leech; and not many days after, Mrs. Leech, his wife, aged 66. Mrs. Anderson, of the Ångel inn. Mr. Robert Scott, keeper of the gaol in the liberty of Bury St. Edmonds. He acquitted himself in his office with great humanity towards the unfortunate prifoners entrusted to his care. Mr. Teague, sen. At Beccles, in his 57th year, Mr. Affey, furgeon. Aged $6, Mrs. Reynolds. At Beighton, aged 86, Mr. Rob. Midson, farmer. At Fornham St. Martin, Mrs. Mower. At Woodbridge, Mr. William Goodwyn, At Norwich, Mr. William attorney. Theobald, to Mifs Newfon. At Belaugh, Mr. Rob. Archer, to Mifs F.Dewing. Mr. George England, of Hindringham, to Mifs Mary Buck, of Morton. Mr. Cozens, farmer, of North Tuddenham, to Mifs Petchell, of Mattishall. At Weft Dereham, Mr. John Large, an opulent farmer and grazier, of St. Mary's Hall, in Marshland, to Mifs Sarah Oldman, of the former place. Died.] At Lynn, Mrs. Crufoe. Hogg. Mifs At Norwich, aged 78, Mrs. Cremer, widow of the late Rev. Mr. Cremer, formerly vicar of Wymondham. Aged 38, Mr. Wm. Twiddy, formerly of the theatre in this city. In a very advanced age, Mrs. Anne L'Etrange, daughter of the late Hamon L'Estrange, efq. This lady was the last of the ancient and honourable houfe of Hunstanton, who bore the name of L'Eftrange. Aged 62, Mrs. Anne Brett. Suddenly, in a fit of apoplexy, aged 59, Mrs. Sharpe. Aged 22, Mr. Robert. Clamroch, jun. At Wymondham, Mr. Samuel Stoughton, youngest fon of Peter Stoughton, gent. Aged 35, Mr. John Coggle, wheelwright. Mr. Garneys, late a furgeon at Yoxford, but who had retired from business. At Yarmouth, aged 75, Mrs. Lacon. At Stockton, in confequence of a fall down ftairs, Mrs. Bond. At Gunthorpe, Mrs. Collyer, wife of the rev. Charles Collyer. At Kirby, after a fhort illness, Mrs. Evans. SUFFOLK. Married.] At Ipfwich, Nicholas Sinnet, M. D. of Daventry, to Mifs Lewis, of the former place. At Saffron Walden, Mr. Thomas Smith, to Mifs Mary Bowtell, of Audley End. Mr. William Going, farmer, of South End, to Mifs Miller, of North Shorebury. At Maldon, Mr. James Barritt, to Mis Mary Everard. At Writtle, Mr. Hilliard, master of the academy in that town, to Mifs Charlotte King. At Dagenham, Mr. Vevers, mafter of the Whalebone houfe academy, near Romford, to Mifs Purdue, governefs of the Ladies' boarding school in Romford. At Dedham, Mr. John Swinborne, to Mifs Lambert, of Blamfter's hall, near Great Dunmow. Died.] At Chelmsford, Lieut. ThomasParker, adjutant of the Ayrshire Fencible cavalry, quartered in that town. Mrs. Livemore. Aged 86, Mrs. Mace. At Colchester, after a very afflicting illness, Mrs. Mary Great. At Prittlewell, the rev. Thomas Ruff head, curate of that place, and fon of the late Mr. Ruff head, compiler of the folio edition of the ftatutes at large. At Danbury, after a fhort indifpofition of fcarce an hour, Mr. Bacon, of the Griffin public houfe. Kant....Surrey....Suffex. Mr. William Grubb, formerly an opulent farmer of Lexden. Aged 60, Mrs. A. Barker, of Thorpe. At Brandefton, Mrs. Scott, wife of Captain Scott, of the Loyal Effex Fencibles. Mr. Boodle, furgeon, of Chipping Ongar. As Lieut. Cooper, of the artillery, at Colchefter barracks, with a ferjeant, and five privates, of the East Effex militia, were failing from Harwich to Landguard fort, the boat overfet, by which unfortunate accident that valuable officer, three privates, and the waterman, were drowned. At Hempfted, Mr. Charles Cock. At Rockford, aged 18, Mifs Mary Ann Davis. At Chignell St. James's, Mrs. Crush. KENT. Married.] At Canterbury, Mr. Spratt, to Mifs Sarah Loop. At Deal, Mr. R. Covill, pilot, to Mifs Taylor. Mr. Charles Holbrook, to Mifs Rickman, of Walmer. Mr. Richard Hayman, jun. to Mifs Morris. At Faversham, Mr. F. Wilks, of Preston, to Mifs Mary Ann Pratt, of the former place. At Sandwich, Mr. William Smith, to Mrs. Gardener, of the Mermaid public-houfe. At Willeborough, Mr. Thomas Barber, to Mifs Mary Head, of Afhford. At Folkestone, Mr. John Major, to Mifs Browning. At Dymchurch, Mr. Nathaniel Hunt, to Mifs Joy. At Holy Crofs, Weftgate, Mr. Richard Wilfon, to Mifs Elizabeth Woggo. Robert Miles, efq. of Vanburgh Fields, Blackheath, to Mifs Madox, only daughter of Erafmus Madox, efq. of the Phoenix Brewhoufe, Southwark. At Molash, Mr. J. Videan, to Mifs Burton, of Badlefmere. At Merfham, Mr. John Leeds, to Mrs. Durrnah. Died.] At Canterbury, in a very advanced age, Mr. James Hiett. He has left the bulk of a very confiderable property to his relations; many of whom are in indigent circumftances. The remainder he bequeathed to charitable purposes, leaving, among other legacies, 1ool. to the Kent and Canterbury hofpital; and 300l. in trust to the mayor of this city, for the time being, and four eldeft aldermen, to purchase great coats annually, for aged and infirm men. At the fame place, fuddenly, after spending a cheerful evening with his friends, Mr. William Wallace, commander of a revenue veffel in this port. At Woolwich, Major-General Phipps, of the royal engineers. Mrs. Holloway, wife of Captain Holloway, of the fame corps, and daughter of Sir William Green, bart. 317 In the ifle of Thanet, aged 81, Mr. Ste phen Jeffard. At Folkestone, aged 82, Mrs. Major. At Herne, after a fhort illness, Mrs. Colegate. At Whitstable, Mr. Richard Hayward, rope-maker. Aged 56, Mr. John Barton. In his 31st year, Mr. Wood, furgeon and manmidwife. At Wingham, in his 22d year, James Sanders, only fon of Mr. Peter Sanders. At Patrixfbourne, of a decline, aged 23, Mifs Letitia Abbot. At Ash, near Sandwich, Mr. John Curling. In the parish of Northfleet, Lance Tadman, efq. Aged 24, Mrs. Coleman, wife of Mr. Wm. Coleman, and governess of the ladies boarding-fchool, at St. Faith's-houfe, near Maidftone. At Faversham, in confequence of the bursting of a blood-veffel, Mrs. Lancefield, wife of Captain Lancefield. At Maidstone, after a fhort illness, Mr. George Weft, mafter of the Mitre tavern and coffee-houfe, and a jurat of the corporation. Mrs. Ruck, aged 75. Mrs. Milner, a maiden lady, and eldest sister of the late Dr. Milner. At Chatham, fuddenly, in a very advanced age, J. Hamilton, efq. clerk of the surveyor of the dock-yard at this place. Mr. Thomas Johnfon. Mr. Jofeph Pettitt, one of the proprietors of the Chatham coaches. At Dover, Mrs. Pepper. At Rochefter, Mrs. Irish, fen. Mrs. Dur ham. SUSSEX. Married.] At Charley, Captain Dottin, the 2d regiment of life-guards, to Mifs Jones. At Ticehurst, the rev. Mr. Kersteman, to Mrs. May, widow of Mr. Thomas May. Died.] At Lewes, Mrs. Lane, widow of the late Thomas Lane, M. D. At Battle, at his new lodgings, which he had occupied only one week, at the very extraordinary age of 117 years, Mr. Ingleby. At Moresfield, Mrs. Rivett, wife of the rev. Thomas Rivett, rector of that place. BERKSHIRE. Died.] At Reading, Mifs Drewett. Aged 82, Mr. Davenport. In his 98th year, Abraham Greenwood. He had been an outpenfioner of Chelsea hofpital fince the year 1755 Suddenly, at Burgefs farm, near Lambourn, aged 70, in the prefence of his workmen, Mr. Edmund Seymour, of Inholmes. At Windfor, Mrs. Ifherwood. At Hurly, by a fall from his horfe, in confequence of the breaking of one of his stirrups, Mr. Richard Lee, He furvived the accident only a few hours. Mrs. Webb, wife of Mr. J. Webb, of Beanfh:af farm. At Wallingford, Richard Hunter, efq. a justice |