His Lordship is fucceeded in Honour and Estate by his only Son, now Lord Raymond, a Minor.

Thomas Salt, Efq; Purveyor to the King's Houfehold.

Samuel Mead, Efq; (Brother to Dr. Mead) Counsellor at Law, and an eminent Practitioner in the Court of Chancery.

Mrs. Mary Calcott, at her House in St. Martin's-Lane, a Maiden Lady, and faid to have died worth 40,000 1.

Lady Catherine Frazer, Daughter to the Earl of Buchan, and Widow of Mr. Frazer, Advocate; at Aberdeen.

Mrs. Mary Lloyd Vaughan, aged 95, Great Aunt to the Hon. Gwyn Vaughan, Elq; one of the Commithoners of his Majefty's Cuftoms in Scotland,

The Lady Charlotte Whitfield, (in the 84th Year of her Age) Relict of Sir Chriftopher Whitfield, who died of the Wounds he received in the Rebellion, in 1715. She is faid to have died worth 130,000l.

Mr. Thomas Blunt, the famous Furnisher of Coaches and Horfes. He was the Son of the late Mr. Blunt, who in the Time of the Rebellion in Scotland, offer'd the late King to furnish him with 500 Horfes in three Days Time, or upon any emergent Occafion.

The Lady Werden, third Wife of Sir John Werden, Bart. Toby Chauncy, Efq; Member of Parliament for Banbury. Marriot Lady Cathcart, Daughter of Sir John Schaw, Bart.

The Rev. Mr. Reft, Curate of St. Lawrence, and Preacher of the Thursday Morning Lecture at that

Church.

Capt. Floyer, Son to the late Sir Peter Floyer, the noted and wealthy Refiner of Fofter-Lane.

The Rev. Dr. Steadman, Domef. tick Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of

London, Rector of Bramhet in Hampfire, and Prebendary of St. Paul's. The Right Hon. the Lord Blaney, of the Kingdom of Ireland.

Edward Beckham, Efq; formerly a Director of the Eaft-India Compa ny: He has left 9001. per Annum to the Hofpital of Bethlehem.

Capt. Feltonkefield, who had been in feveral Campaigns abroad, and had fignaliz'd himself gallantly for his Country.

Tho. Hyde, Efq; a Governor of feveral of the Hospitals in this City. Omitted in our Laft. Sir Ralph Gore, Bart. Chancellor of the Exchequer in Ireland, Speaker of the Houfe of Commons there, and one of the Lords Juftices General and General Governors of that Kingdom.

Perfons declared BANKRUPTS.

Chriftopher Whetherall, of London, Merchant.-John Barnard, of Sudbury, in Suffolk, Mercer. Henry Gambier, of London, Sworn Broker and Chapman. Thomas Low, of Heigham, in the County of the City of Norwich, Butcher. Jofeph Crofier, late of Child's-Hill, of Hendon, in Middlesex, Victualler and Chap

man.

-Thomas Powel, of St. Giles's in the Fields, in Middlefex, MealFactor. Lydia Peck, Spinster, late of St. Paul's Church Yard, London, Milliner. Henry Sherman, of Wit nefbam, in Suffolk, Malfter. -John Duell, of the Parish of St. Clement Danes, in Middlefex, Chapman. →→ Charles Kerfting, late of Watlingreet, London, Merchant. James Morgan, jun. of Shafton, in Dorset, Tanner.-Mary Haskins, of the City of Bristol, Widow and Upholster. the County of Suffolk, Mercer. John Barnard, of Sudbury, in

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ROM Rome: That his Holi

nefs in a Secret Confiftory, created Signior Riviera a Cardinal, at the Recommendation of the Chevalier de S. George.

From the fame Place. Cardinal Albani, Chamberlain, has difpatch'd an Exprefs to Warface, with Letters to the Bishops, Senators, and other Grandees, exhorting them to unite their Intereft in Favour of the Elector of Saxony at the enfuing Election.

From Poland. The Refult of the Senatus Confilium, held after the Death of the King, whence the Primate began his Functions of Regent, was as follows, 1. That it fhall be infinuated to all the Nuncio's who affifted at the Extraordinary Dyet, that the Affembly ceafing by the Death of the late King of Glorious Memory, they are to return to their own Ditricts, and report to them, that the Senate hath refolved to dispatch the Univerfalia for the Convocation of the States of the Republick in April next, to the End that they may then proceed to the Election of a new King. 2. That it will be forbid upon Pain of Death, to publish any News, Memoirs, or other Pamphlets, whether Manufcript or Printed, which may give room for any Diffenfion or Troubles. 3. That the Regimentary Poniatowski fhall continue in the Exercife of that Poft over all the Troops of the Crown; and that the other Commanders of the Army fhall make a Report to him of all that happens. 4. That it fhall be notified by the Vice-Chancellor of the Crown to the Ambaffadors, Envoys and Refidents of Foreign Powers, that if they have any Thing to propofe on the Part of their Matters, they fhould addrefs themfelves by Writing to the Primate, or to the Senate affembled. 5. That an Order fhall be fent to the Regimentary, to caufe thirty Colours and a Body of Infantry, to march towards Brandenburgh and Silefia in

order to watch the Motions of the Neighbouring Powers.

From Drejden. Above 1,000 Proteftants who retired from Poland are arrived at Frederickflat near this City. Private Advices from Vienna and Berlin intimate, that the Ministers of France had declared at both those Courts, that his moft Chriftian Majefty was refolved to maintain the Republick of Poland in all her Rights and Privileges of a Free Election of their King, even by Force of Arms, if Occafion fhould require.

From Dantzick. The Reinforcement of our Pofts on the Frontiers, and doubling our Garrison in the Mouth of the Viftula, by Order of the Magistracy, alarm the City, as if a War impended. The Grandees are actually forming private Conventions in their refpective Diftricts; but most of them feem united in this Particular, viz. to exclude a Foreigner from the Crown of Poland.

From Paris. The Letters from Madrid, of the 25th ult. do not confirm the Advice which the Marquis de Caftellar received from Seville, concerning the Marquis de Santa Cruz; and thofe written by the Conful of France at Algiers fay, he had made all poffible Search to discover the Truth of the Report of that General's being among the Prifoners; and all that he was able to learn, was, that the Day of the Battel, a Spanish Commander having received a Shot thro' the Body, and another in the Thigh, fell from his Horfe; and that the Turks immediately took from him his Crofs, Ring, and Cloaths, and afterwards cut off his Head.

From Berlin. We have received here the News of the Princess de la Tour and Taxis, of the House of Bareith, having embraced the Roman Catholick Religion; which caused the more Surprize at our Court, becaufe fhe is the first of the House of Brandenburg, that has conformed to that Religion for two Centuries past.

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