Galantha, field-marshal, lieutenant-captain of Lately, at Bath, the Rev. Samuel Carr, the Hungarian guard of nobles, privy-coun- D. D. prebendary of St. Paul's, and rector of fellor of Itate, grand cross of the order of S:. St. Andrew Undershaft, and Finchl. y. S:ephen, a knight of the Golden Fleece, &c. 31. At Yarmouth, James Turner, elq

24. At Stamford, Mr. Tattersall, of the banker, who served the office of mayor of inner-temple.

that horough in 1780. Lately, Mrs. Lolly, of Bradford, Yorkshire, Marriott Arbuthnot, csq. admiral of the aged 109

blue, in his 83d year. 25. Sir Charles Hotham, bart, a general of FEB.1. The Rev. Mr. Jennings, M. A. his Majelty's torces, and knight of the Bach. aged 6t, about 30 ycars head maiter of Sio

Joba Straccy, esq. at Lower Tooting, Saviour's grammar-school in the Borough, Surry.

and late curate of St. Alphage, London-wali. Edward Pauncefoot, esq. of Newman

Mr. John White, aged 74, torinesly in the freet, aged 73.

India Service. 26. Mr. Tho. Severs, at Battersea, for. Mr. Jolin Simmons, formerly surgeon and merly a stock-broker.

apoi hecary at Faversham. Sir Edward Boughton, bart. of Poston At Wrington, near Bath, Henry Leeves esq. court, Hereford lhire.

S. Adey, eiq. of Dursley, Gloucestershiria George Hunter, csq. youngest son of Dr. Lately; at Plymouth-dock, Mr. Geurge Hunter, of York.

Edward Birch, ot his Majelty's lhip Bellona. 27. The Right Hon. Henry Herbert, esrl

2. The Hon. Seymour Fuch, brother 10 of Pembroke, lord lieutenant of the county of the Earl of Aylesford, and a captain of the Wilts, governor of Portmouth, high-steward royal navy. of Salisbury, a general in the army, and

At Rayne, in Essex, the Rev. John Powell, colonel of the firit regiment of dragoons.

near 40 years rector of that panin, and in the He married, 13th March 1756, Lady Eliza

commission of the piace. beth Spencer, daughter of the late Duke of

At Exeter, William Norris, esq. of NonMarlborough.

such, near Devizes. Dr. Thomas Tomson, of Fenchurch-street,

3. Mi. Michael Gabriel Tournie, of late physician to the Surry dispensary.

Punderson-place, Bethnal-green, many years Mr. Willis, master of the Thaiched-house

master of hc French school, in Church-itreet, tavern, St. Jasnes's-itreet.

Spilol-fields. Mr. John Jefferson, Chinkford-green,

Francis Burdeli, esq. «nly son of Sir Rob. Elies.

Burd.il, bart, At Maidstone, in his 75th year, Matthew

At Bath, Dr. Thomas Manningham, M. D. Bentham, elg. capiain of the southern regi.

4. Tho. Tutteridge, esq. one of the gentiement of Devonshire militia.

men ushers of his Majesty's privy-chamber. 28. Of a complaint in her ftomach, at

5. Al bis chambers, Lincoln's-inn, RichRycote, in Oxfordshire, Chörlotte, counters ard Burke, elq. recorder of Bristol. His of Abingdon, daughter of the late admiral

sudden. Sir Peter Warren. She was married 7th 6. Ai Berwick on Tweed, Capt. Charles July 1768, and has left several children.

Tenot, of the invalids, aged 82 years. Lady Elizabeth King, eldelt daughter of

Mr. Tobias Stapleton, or í ncoln's-inn, the Earl of Erne.

aitorney ac law. Lately, at Frome, in Somersetfire, Dr. 7. Mr. Jonah Baughan, hatier, of Bella Polidore Lewis.

yard, opponic the Monument. Lately, at Barbadoes, Capt. Briggs, of ihe At Wemering, John Carter, c'q. aldurman 611

of Portlinouch. regiment of foot. 29. Mr. John Favel, of Peckham Rye, in Mr. Tuo. Ti it, of Bermonds, y. bis 70th year.

8. Ai Pielton-pans, John Roís, esq. ef At Sunderland, Mr. T. Smart, ship-owner. Bulkial, late major of the gilt loot.

At Staufted, near Ware, Hertford huc, Lately, at Briitol, Mr. Burrowan, jun. forMr. John Hide, late mali-meter of that place. merly a comedian of the Worcester Chealte. 39. At Southwill, Mr. Thomas Folkener, 9

The Rev. Charles Harnes, vicar of sen, surgeon.

llongerılach aud Laulambies in Giamorgulin Mr. Robert Sayer, printseller, Fleet-strect.

thire. Benjamin Bond Hopkins, ela of Painia

Mr. George Daniell, attorney, in bill, in Suiry, member of parliament for

Great Si. Helen's, B. shopsgate-treet. Malmsbury.

14. William Loveday, etc. Chaiter.house At Lambeth palace, Lady Eden, reliet of square. Sir John Eden, and mother to Lord Auck La cly, at Glasgow, Mr. George Buchanai, land, Sir John Eden, and Mrs. Moore.

merchant and convener of the bigues or that Ai Nrw ngion, Susry, aged 89, the Rev. .city. John Smih, upwards of 62 years one of the

Mrs. Newton, widow of Dr. Naxon, chaplains of SiSaviour's, Southwark. lace bird hope! Bw.ol.

death was very

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Page Memoirs of the Right Honourable Wil Stedman's History of the Origin, Proham Ourton Conyngham,

171 gress, and Tecmination of the AmeriThe Witches of Shakspeare, 172 can War,

201 Two Letters from General Washington Dr. Brown's Essay on the Natural Equa. to Lord Buchan, 173 lity of Men, &c.

204 Plas Nwydd, a Cottage near Llangolien,

Account of Archibald Bower (contin.) 209 Denbighshire,

574 Inscription on an Urn to the Memory of Account of Mr. William Aikman, the laçe Dr. Jolinson, in Wales, Painter,

175

Trial for Adultery --Hon. B, E, Howard, Epistle to Mr. Aikman the Painter, by Esq. against Hon R, Bingham, in the William Somerville, Esq.

Court of King's Bench, Westminster, Poem on the Death of Mr. Aikman the Feb. 24, before Lord Kenyon and a Painter, by Mr. Thomson,

178
Special Jury,

ibid. Table Talk : including, Anecdotes of: Account of the Trial of Warren HarDr. Paui Hiffernar. [concluded) 179

tingi, Ely. (late Governor-General of Of Imitation (concluded]

185 Bengal) before the High Court of Detached Hiltorical Remarks on the Parliament, for High Crimcs and Mir.

same Subject-- Homer-Livy--Vi demeanors (continued], truvius-Homera-M. P. Sonnerat Journal of the Proceedings of the Fourth Aulus Gellius-Monsieur Adanson Scffion of the Seventeenth Parliament Tacitus-Plutarch,

186 of Great Britain, Extract of an original Letter from Gilbert Theatrical Journal: including, Prologue

West, Esq. 10 Dr. Thomas Wilson, 188 and Epilogue to Love's Frailties; Plan Droliana, No. LIV, Anecdotes of Illuf., and Character of The 'Travellers

trious and Extraordinary Persons, per. in Switzerland," an Opera, and “ The haps not generally known (continued], Box Lobby Challenge," a Comedy, including, Duc d'Alencon-Beau. with the Prologue and Epilogue, 233 melle-Gui Patin-Charles Patin Poetry : including, The Song of Colma, Lord Chacham-Admiral Boscawen

from the Songs of Telma--To Dr. John Earl of Sandwich-Lord North Harington, Mayor of Bath, on his -Dr. Johnson- Mr. Richardson, sen, late Behaviour at a Mysical Party in the Painters

189 that City Lines on an Infant's Two Speeches of Queen Elizabeth in Binder, written at the Request of its

1588 and in 1993, on a threatened Mother-An Ode to Love, on the lovafion of the Kingdom by the Spa. Author's receiving a Bawble killed by niards,

194

his Mistress--Invocation to ContentObfervations on the trange Explanation ment, a Sonne, by James Jennings, Dr. Warburton gives of “Charnego

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236 " Wine," in Shakespeare, 193 | Foreign Intelligence from the London London Review, with Anecdotes of Gazette

240 Authors.

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