Francis Douce, efq. of Lamb's Conduit. ftreet, in his 82d year.

At Lemington, Warwickshire, Sir William Wheler, bart.

At Southampton, William Cumini, efq. 9 In Pall Mall, Anaftafia Countefs of Kerry.

10. Mr. J. Hodskinson, jun. surveyor and engineer, of Arundel-street, in the Strand.

At Falmouth, in her way to Lisbon, the Hon. Mrs. Montgomery, fifter to Lord Gosford.

At the George inn, York, the Rev. Thos. Darcy Nelfon, rector of Holtby, in the North Riding.

11. In Lower Seymour street, Sir William Bowyer, bart. of Denham, Bucks.

Rene Payne, efq. of Lothbury, aged 64 years.

12. Mrs. Preece, widow, of Eigne-ftrect, in Hereford, aged 95 years.

At Leven Grove, in Yorkfaire, the Hon. Mrs. Cary, relict of General Cary, and mother of Lady Amberft and the late Lady Ruffell,

Samuel Atkins, efq. of Shidfield Houfe, Wickham, Hants.

Lately, the Rev. Ezekiel Roufe, re&tor of Clophill and Pullexhill, in Bedfordshire.

13. Thomas Hamond, efq. one of the surfitors of the High Court of Chancery.

14. The Rev. Gerard Robinfon, one of the chaplains of the Spanish Chapel, in his 70th year.

Lately, at Edinburgh, Mr. Gillespie, the celebrated Scotch fnuff maker. He is faid to have left about 49,000l. to be applied to the establishing an hofpital for the maintenance of old men and women.

15. Edward Rogers, efq. of the Home, near Bishop's Castle.

Lately, at the White Lion inn, in Halifax, aged 66, Mr. Robert Whitworth, one of the most able engineers in England.

16. Mr. John Simes, jeweller, Kingftreet, Weftminster.

Lately, at Duncombe park, the lacy of Charles Sling by Duncombe, efq.

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Richard Jupp, efq. architect to the Hon. Eaft India Company.

19. At Twickenham, Lady Margery Murray, niece to William the first earl of Mansfield, and fifter to the late earl.

At Hull, Mr. Robert Kinder. Lately, at Durham, the Rev. Dr. Cooper, prebendary of the cathedral of that city.

21. At Stapleford, Leicestershire, in his Soth year, the Rev. Robert Sherard, earl of Harb rough. He was born 0&. 1, 1719, fucceeded his brother Feb. 20, 1770, and in 1773 refigned his ecclefiaftical preferments. Mrs. Weft, relict of the late James West,

efq.

22. Felix Vaughan, ofq. barrister at law. The Rt. Hon. Henry Yelverton, earl of Suff.x, in the 70th year of his age.

Mr. W Samuel Goodifon, grocer and teadealer, Wellclofe-fquare.

At Manchester, Charles Michell, efq. of Lower Seymour street, Portman square.

Lately, the Rev. Mr. Whittle, rector of Onttock, Wilts.

Lately. Mr. Henry Silvester, merchant, of Birmingham.

Lately, at Cork, the Rt. Hon. Robert earl of Kingston.

24. Will:am Seward, efq. F. R. S. and A. S. S. (A further account of this gentleman will be inferted in our next.)

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Account of Mr. David Levi, History of the Punifkment of cutting off the Hand, Defcription of the Grotto at Oatlands, “The joyfull Receiving of James the Sixt of that Name, King of Scotland, and Queene Anne his Wife, into the Townes of Lyeth and Edenborough the first Daie of May last past 1590. Together with the Triumphs fhewed before the Coronation of the faid Scottish Queene," Memoirs of Sir Andrew Mitchell, of Thainstone, British Ambassador at the Court of Berlin, The Life and Adventures of a Pap-spoon, 3c0 The Moralizer, No. II. Dreffiana, Number CXVI. Anecdotes, &c. [Continued],

The Wanderer, No. XIII.

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Plays and Poems, by Mifs Han. Brand, 325
The Battle of the Nile, a defcriptive Poem, 326
The Sequel to Mentoria, &c. &c.
Cowe, on the Advantages which refult
from Chriftianity, &c.

ibid

ibid

305

A concife and authentic Hiftory of the Bank of England, &c. &c.

ibid

307

And feveral other Articles.

Letter for the Information of James Gee, 309
Thoughts on fome of the principal French
Dramatic Poets, by a Frenchman,
LONDON REVIEW.

A Voyage of D.fcovery to the North Pa-
cific Ocean, and round the World; in
which the Coast of North-West Ame-
rica has been carefully examined, and
accurately furveyed. Undertaken by
his Majesty's Command; principally
with a View to afcertain the Existence
of any Navigable Communication be-
tween the North Pacific and North
Atlantic Oceans. Performed in the
Years 1790, 1791, 1792, 1793, 1794,
and 1795, in the Discovery Sloop of
War, and armed Tender Chatham,
under the Command of Capt. George
Vancouver,
Memoirs of the Life of Charles Macklin,
Efq. principally compiled from his own
Papers and Memorandums, which con-
tain his Criticifms on, and Characters
and Anecdotes of Betterton, Booth,
Wilks, Cibber, Garrick, Barry, Moffop,

Theatrical Journal; including Fable and
Character of The East Indian-The
Castle of Montval Trials of the
Heart-What is She ?--Firit Faults
-Five new Afterpieces-and Account
of feveral new Performers,
Poetry; including Ode occafioned by
reading Dr. Akenfide's Odes-Bangor
Ferry-Extempore Stanzas, by Eyles
Irwin, Efq.-Elegy to the Memory of
William Seward, Efq. &c. &c. &c.
Epitaph in ifleworth Church,

Lord Nelfon's Letter to the Governor of
Bombay,

Letters between the Commiffioners under

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the Income A&t and Horne Tooke, 336 Buonaparte's Proclama to the Egyptians, ibid Journal of the Proceedings of the Third Seffion of the Eighteenth Parliament of Great Britain,

Foreign Intelligence, from the London
Gazettes, &c. &c.

Domeftic Intelligence,

Marriages-Monthly Obituary, Prices of Stocks.

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