At Bristol Hotwells, Mary, wife of S. T. Scroope, jun, esq., of Danby Hall, Yorkshire. May 10. At Cheltenham, Henry John Ross, esq. of Jamaica. May 11. At Cromhall, Wm. Morris, esq. R. N. May 20. At Bristol, Amy-Carew, relict of William Hassell, esq. Bristol. HANTS.-April 27. At Winchester, in his 75th year, Edward Townsend, esq. late of Lime-street, London. May 10. At Lyudhurst, aged 48, Susanna, wife of George Halford, esq. HEREFORD.-At Hereford, Mr. John Meysey, aged 72, for many years a member of the Corporation of Oxford, where he formerly practised as an attorney, and was the son of Mr. Meysey, a most respectable apothecary. HERTS.-April 20. At Clavely, aged 88, the widow of Richard Raynsford, esq. HUNTS.-May 8. At Hemingford Grey, Mary-Jane, wife of the Rev. J. W. Geldart, LL.D. Regius Professor of Civil Law, Cambridge. KENT.-March 27. At Lewisham, General Gother Mann, Inspector-general of Fortifications, and Colonel-commandant of the Corps of Royal Engineers. He was appointed Practitioner, Engineer, and Ensign, 1763; Sub-Engineer and Lieut. 1771; Engineer extraordinary and Capt.-Lieut. 1777; Lt. Col. 1793; Colonel 1797; Major-Gen. 1803; Colonel commandant of R.Eng. 1805; Lieut.-Gen. 1810; and General 1821. April 18. Aged 18, Mungo B. Parke, eldest son of Osborne Parke, esq. Gravesend. April 20. At Bromley, aged 59, Thomas E. Willoughby, esq. many years Registergeneral of Shipping, Customs, London. April 26. At West Malling, in his 60th year, Lieut. Charles Broome, esq. R.N. May 8. At Greenwich, Mary-Anne, wife of Captain Godby, R.N. LEICESTERSHIRE.-April 22. In her 82d year, Elizabeth, relict of Edward Muxloe, esq. of Pickwell, and eldest dau. of the late J. Hopkinson, esq. of Burton Coggles, Linc. May 7. At Coleorton Hall, the infant son of Sir George Beaumont, Bart. and grandson of the Archbishop of Canterbury. LINCOLNSHIRE. Lately. At Gufford, the Hon. Elizabeth Rowley. May 7. At Grimsby, aged 26, Charles, son of the Rev. Robert Leek, Vicar of Ful stowe. May 11. At Lincoln, Mrs. Garvey, mother of the Rev. R. Garvey, senior Vicar of the Cathedral. MIDDLESEX.-April 30. At Stratford, in her 30th year, Margaret-Amelia, wife of C. H. Pritchard, esq. 477 May 2. In Hampton Court Palace, the Right Hon. Frances Lady Lavington. She was a daughter of Frederic Maximilian Baron de Kolbel, a general in the Imperial service; and was left a widow by Ralph Lord Lavington, K B. in 1807. May 6. In Hampton Court Palace, Lavinia, wife of Lieut.-Col. Cottin. May 16. Aged 30, Mary-Sarah, wife of T. Bent, esq. of Hillingdon. NORFOLK.-April 17. At the House of Major Forster, her brother, Ditchingham Cottage, Elizabeth, wife of the Rev. Thomas Crompton, Rector of Cranworth with Letton, and dau. of the late Rev. Peter Forster, and Elizabeth elder dau. and coh. of Samuel Howard, esq. of Brook Hall. In the memoir of her father (vol. LXXXIV. ii. p. 83), it is shown that he was maternally descended from the Tindals, of whom, as also of the Forsters, many have been eminently distinguished by their learning and great attainments; but in no instance more than in the present living one of the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas. The very amiable qualities of Mrs. Crompton, her highly cultivated mind, and superior good sense, secured her the esteem of all. NOTTS.-April 27. R. Ramsden, esq. of Carlton Hall. OXON.-May 14. The infant son of John Shute Duncan, esq. M.A. of New College. SOMERSET.-April 19. At Bridgwater, aged 75, Mrs. Mary Tuthill, dau. of late Rev. Richard Tuthill, Vicar of St. Mary-lePort, Bristol, and Curate of Huntspill. April 23. At Bath, aged 82, T. Edridge, esq., of Monkton House, near Chippenham. April 25. J. Good, esq. M.D. of Hutton Court. April 28. Aged 22, Charles, only son of late Mr. J. B. Crocker, bookseller, Frome. May 1. At Bath, aged 41, Margaret Frances, wife of G. P. Moore, esq. esq. May 3. At Bath, aged 76, John Mayo, May 12. At Angersleigh, aged 79, T. Southwood, esq., Lord of the Manor of Taunton Deane. Staffordshire.—May 3. At Cannock, Sarah, wife of Richard James Jeuney, esq. May 17. At Bruton, aged 30, FannyMargaret, the wife of H. A. Colby, esq. Captain R. Eng. SUFFOLK.-May 4. At Claydon Hall, aged 81, John Medows Theobald, esq. SURREY.-May 13. Harriet, wife of Charles Fassett Burnett, esq. of Haling Park. SUSSEX-April 19. At Brighton, aged 10, Maria Louisa, eldest dau. of Major Du Cane, Colchester. April 22. At Chichester, Ann, daughter of the late Wm. Ridge, esq. April 27. At Bexhill, aged 77, Lieut.Col. Witherston, inany years in E. I. C's. service. April 30. At Hastings, aged 27, Ca 478 OBITUARY.-Bill of Mortality.-Markets. therine-Frances, eldest dau. of J. Lusford, esq. of Higham. May 5. At Brighton, aged 50, Marianne, wife of Henry Hopkins, esq. of High Cliff, Hants. WARWICK.-Lately. At Coventry, the relict of John Hewitt, esq. youngest and last surviving dau. of Rev. John Dyer, A. M., formerly of Aberglassney, Author of the "Ruins of Rome," "The Fleece," &c. WILTS.-May 15. Benjamin Hayward, sen. esq. of West Lavington. YORKSHIRE.-Lately. At York, Tim. Bentley, esq. of Lockwood. He has be queathed to the trustees of the Methodist chapel, Huddersfield, 10004, in addition to 1000l. given to the chapel two years ago; and 1000l. to the Methodist Female Benefit Society. April 23. Aged 33, at the Vicarage, Harewood, May 6. Aged 24, Matilda, youngest dau. of Wm. Burton, esq. of Turnham Hall, near Selby. May 7. At York, Jane, eldest dau. of late Edw. Ombler, esq. of Camerton Hall. IRELAND.-April 21. At Cork, Dr. Logan, the Catholic Bishop of Meath. [May, ABROAD.-Feb. 14. At the Cape of Good Hope, on her passage from Bombay, the wife of Gen. Sir Thos. Bradford, only dau. of late James Atkinson, Esq. of Newcastle. Lately. At Salzbourg, aged 80, in indigence, the sister of Mozart, who, in her younger days was very celebrated for her musical knowledge. At Bourdeaux, Joseph Hill Pears, Esq. late Major 64th Foot, from which he retired about 1820. Near Paris, the widow of Col. Jennings, eld. dau. of late C. Campbell, esq. of Bath. At Paris, aged 28, the Hon. Robt. Arthur Southwell, only son of Ld. Visc. Southwell. At Keitah, E.I., Lt.-Col. H. W. Wilkinson, commanding the 22d N.I. In Bombay, George Charles Wroughton, At Paris, aged 78, the Duchess de la March 5. At Boulogne, Maria, relict of Major Wm. Ramsay, aunt to Sir Henry Dryden, of Canons Ashby, co. Npn. Bart. She was the 2d dau. and coh. of Bevill Dryden, of Ore in Berkshire, Esq. and sister to the lady of the late Sir John Turner (who assumed the name of) Dryden, the first Bart. of the new creation. BILL OF MORTALITY, from April 21, to May 18, 1830. SMITHFIELD, May 24. To sink the Offal―per stone of 8lbs. Beef..................... 3s. 6d. to 4s. 4d. | Lamb ......................................... 3s. 10d. to 4s. 4d. 6d. to 5s. 4d. Mutton Pork.......... 5s. 6d. to 6s. 4d. Head of Cattle at Market. May 24: Beasts 2,188 Calves 171 Sheep and Lambs 20,030 COAL MARKET, May 24, 27s. Od. to 33s. 6d. ........ 45. od. to 4s. 8d. Pigs 239 TALLOW, per cwt.-Town Tallow, 38s. 6d. Yellow Russia, 37s, Od. SOAP.-Yellow, 72s. Mottled, 78s. Curd, 82s.—CANDLES, 8s. per doz. Moulds, 95. 6d. PRICES OF SHARES, May 17, 1830, At the Office of WOLFE, BROTHERS, Stock & Share Brokers, 23, 'Change Alley, Cornhill. 4 p.ct. 3 0 3 0 4 p.ct. 0 10 5p.ct. 2 10 0 5 0 8 1s.6d. 100 0 3 6s.6d. 5 p.ct. |