and was engaged in spinning on the day of her death.

At Carleton, near Carlifle, aged 83, Mrs, Ann Harrington, wife of Mr. Harrington.

At Cockermouth, aged 87, Mrs. Leys. Mrs. Ann Peele, mother of, Mr. Peele, furgeon.

At Redmayne, aged 86, Mrs. Mary Poole. At Goat, Mr. Borriskill, mafon, aged 85. At Kefwick, in an advanced age, Mrs. Leyburn.

At Stainburn, Mrs. M. Stockdale, aged 67. At Old Gretna, Mr. R. Burrel, a refpectable farmer, aged 85.

At Caldegate, near Carlifle, Mrs. Ann Dockray.

At Newfieldhead, Stanwix, aged 64, Mr. David Davidfon.

At Kirkandrews, on Eden, aged 81, Mrs. Stordy.

At Longburgh, Mr. Richard Weighman, aged 88.

At Hatcliff, near Hefket-newmarket, of a malignant fore throat, the infant fon of Thomas Alcorn, aged four years and five months. whofe weight, at his death, could not be lefs than nine fione! He measured, in length, four feet and five inches; and, though very corpulent, he poffeffed wonderful bodily action, with uncommon ftrength, and his mental capacity furpaffed that of his years. For the laft two years, his food confifted principally of bread, milk, and water; the latter of which he drank daily at a favourite fpring, and in great quantity.

YORKSHIRE.

At York affizes, ten prifoners were capitally convicted; viz. Mary Thorpe and Michael Simpson for murder; Sarah Balley and John M'Williams for forgery; W. Dalrymple for a robbery, to the amount of two thoufand guineas; and five others.

A new bank was opened at Pontefract, on the 1ft inftant, under the firm of Leatham, jackfon, Tew, and Trueman.

Twenty-three fhips have been fitted out at Hull, for the Greenland fishery this, year, fixteen of which have proceeded on their voyage.

The Rev. Charles WELLBELOVED, at the request of the congregation of Proteftant Diffenters at York, has published a fermon, written with reference to the charges brought against those who maintain the doctrine of the divine unity in the ftrictet fenfe, by Dr. Horley, in which the principles of the Roman Catholics and Unitarians are contrafted.

Married.] At York, Cha. Con. Stanley, efq. of Acklam, to Mifs Mackdonald of York.

At Leeds, Mr. Deakin, fciffors-maker, to Mifs Smith, daughter of Mr. Smith, bookteller, of Sheffield. Mr. Conftantine, cheesemonger, to Mrs. Wetherill, of Bedale. Mr. John Fish, chief conftable, to Mifs Franks. Mr. Teale, linen-draper, to Miss Inkersley,

At Dinsdale, near Catterick, Mr. Hickfon, of Hornby Lodge, to Mifs Barker.

At Sculcoates, Mr. Henry Byron, raff-merchant, at Scarborough, to Mifs Thornton, of Hull.

At Knaresborough, Wm. Strickland, efq. of Farnham, to Mifs Buffey, of Knaresbo rough.

At Braithwell, Mr. Wm. Tofield, of Wath-upon-Dearne, merchant, to Mifs Walterney, of Braithwell.

At Skipton, Mr. Wm. Smith, plumber and glazier, to Mifs Ellen Hargrave. At Otley, Mr. W. Hardwick, corndealer, to Mifs S. Thompson.

At Snaith, Mr. T. Waud, to Mifs H. Ap-` pleyard. Mr. Thomas Righley, of Cannock, Staffordshire, to Mifs Mary Carter.

At Mirfield, Mr. John Haigh, to Mifs Lee." At Dalton, Mr. Wm. Horsfall, to Mifs Stancliffe.

At Malton, Mr. Whitby, merchant, to Mifs Hutchinfon, of Hunmanby.

At Wakefield, Mr. John Sinior, bailiff, to Mifs E. Beft, of Farnley.

At Sheffield, Mr. Armitage, of Mousehole Forge, near Barnfley, to Mifs Davis, of Sheffield.

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Whilft attending divine fervice at the cathedral, Mr. George Remfhaw. At Leeds, Mrs. Knowles, wife of Mr. A. Knowles, china-man. Mifs E. Hodgson, daughter of Mr. W. Hodgfon. Mrs. Rogerfon, wife of Mr. Rogerfon. Mr. Benjamin Stocks, fkinner, &c. Mr. Lambert, late cloth-dreffer. Mr. John Lee, faddler. Mr. John Kirby, malfter.

At Hull, Mifs Margaret Mayfield, aged 36. Mr. Benjamin Metcalf, fhip-owner, aged 55; he was an elder brother and warden of the Trinity Houfe, and captain of the company of Volunteer Artillery raised by that house.

Mr. John Newton, fhip-owner, aged 65. Mifs Helley, daughter of Mr. W. Helfey. The wife of Johnson Littledale, efq. Mr. Thomas Hall, woollen-draper. Mrs. Maxwell, wife of Mr. R. Maxwell, shipowner. Aged 84, Mrs. Coulfon, relict of the late Alderman Edward Coulson. Mrs. Carlill, aged 37, wife of Mr. John Cartill, merchant. Mrs. Robinson, widow of the late John Robinfon, woollen-draper. Aged 37, Mr. Thomas Bramwell, hatter. Aged 87, Mr. John Johnson.

At Scarborough, in one week, Mrs. Tate, aged 96; Mr. Crumpton, aged 94; and Mr. Dealtry, aged 94;-total 284. Aged 63, Mr. G. Beilby, late of Cowlam.

Master

White, fon of Captain C. White of the Veftal frigate.

At Heally, near Sheffield, Mrs. Allott. At Beverley, Mrs. Legard, only furviving child of the late Sir Thomas Legard, of Ganton, bart. Mr. T. Winfpear, aged 32. Mrs. Bowman, widow of the late Rev. T. Bowman. At Paul, the fifter of Mrs. C. Stovin.

At Darlington, Gideon Phillips, efq. a quaker, an abftemious, moral man, and a well-bred, accomplished gentleman; he evinced the bias of his political fentiments, by bequeathing to H. Combe, efq. the prefent Lord Mayor of London, 500l. and to R. B. Sheridan, efq. 100 guineas.-Mr. John Harrifon, a quaker.

At Skipton, Mrs. Scofield.

At Bank Salford, Mrs. Ackers, wife of H. Ackers, efq.

At Whifton, near Rotherham, Mr. Whitehead, farmer.

At Maton, in Craven, aged 87, Mrs. Roundell, relict of the late D. Roundell.

At Richmond, Mrs. Bowes, wife of Mr. C. Bowes, furgeon.

At Wath-upon-Dearne, Mrs. Brooke, wife of Mr. Brooke attorney.

At Doncafter, aged 89, Mrs. Whitaker, a maiden lady. Mifs Eyre, daughter of the late Mr. Eyre, of Newton Farm.

At Haughend, near Hailifax, aged 82, John Lea, efq

At Howden, Mifs Hannah Whitaker, daughter of J. Whitaker, efq. aged 24.

At Bradford, Mr. Tommes Atkinfon, merchant, and captain of the Bradford volunMr. John Duckworth, comb-maker.

teers.

LANCASHIRE.

Mr. Pickerfgill.

At Wallhead, near Hallifax, Mrs. Cooper: At Pontefract, Mrs. Lambe, widow of the late Alderman Lambe.

At Sheffield, Mrs. Sutcliffe, wife of Mr. Sutcliffe, druggift. Mrs. Gray.

At Barnfley, Richard Pickering, efq. furgeon, &c.

At Hallifax, Samuel Waterhouse, efq. merchant, and one of the King's Justices of the Peace for the Weft Riding.

At Fieldhouse, near Hallifax, aged 81, Mr. James Lord, of Todmorton.

At Thorpe, near Leeds, Mr. Wrigglesworth, farmer.

At Hunmanby, near Bridlington, Mrs. Wrangham, wife of the Rev. Francis Wrangham, vicar of that parish, and daughter of Col. Creyke, of Marton.

At Patrington, Mr. Benjamin Peacock. At Whitby, Capt. Jofeph Watfon, of Workington.

At Knaresborough, Mr. Richard Collins, formerly an eminent woollen-draper, in that

town.

At Dudley Hill, near Bradford, Mrs. Field, wife of Mr. George Field.

At Sheepfear, near Leeds, aged 68, Mrs. Parkinfon, wife of Mr. Parkinson.

At Morton, near Bingley, aged 63, Mr. R. Cumberleach, an eminent farmer.

At Idle, near Bradford, aged 81, Mrs. Core.

At Tadcaster, Mrs. Candler, relict of Wm. Candler, efq. of Acomb, near York.

At St. Ann's, near Hallifax, Mifs Thompfon, daughter of J. Thompson, efq.

At Shaw Hill, near Chorley, Mrs. Croffe. At Renishaw, near Sheffield, Mifs Sitwell, daughter of S. Sitwell, fq. M. P.

At Wakefield, aged 57, Mr. John Moon. Mr. W. Backhoute, aged 23. Mr. Jofeph Chippendale, brazier. Richard Linnecar, efq. one of the coroners for the West Riding, aged 78.

&c. &c.

The men who robbed the Wigan mails, in October, December, and February last, are all taken.

At Tidfley Banks, in the parish of Leigh, within fix weeks, lately have died, five perfons, whofe ages together make 471 years, or an average of 94 each. Married.] At Prefton, Wm. Hartley, efq. of the Pottery, near Leeds, to Mifs Hayes.

At Lower Darwin, Mr. James Croft, to Mifs Marfden.

At Lough, Mr. James Greenough, liquormerchant, to Mifs Isherwood.

At Dalton, in Furness, Mr. Mawson of Ulverston, to Mrs. Jackson

At Manchester, Mr. Robert Townson, manufacturer, to Mifs Lawrence. Mr. Wm. Learon, linen-draper, to Mifs Bane of the Groves, near Tatten-hall, Cheshire.

At Liverpool, Mr. Cha. Aug. Hudfon, merchant, to Mifs Reece of Clotton, Cheshire. Mr. C. Angus, merchant, to Mifs M'Quiftin, daughter of Mr. M'Quiftin.

At Wharton, near Lancaster, Mr. John Watfon, of Berwick-hall, to Mifs Dawson, of Priest Hutton.

At Ulverston, Mr. James Butcher, fpiritmerchant, to Mifs Daws.

Died.] At Prefton, Mrs. Bolton, wife of George Bolton, efq. banker, and major in the royal volunteers of that place. Mr. Swainfon, linen-draper.

At Lancafter, Mr. Willis, grocer. Mrs. Brayshay, wife of Thomas Brayshay, efq. At Ribchefter, the Rev. Ifaac Relph, of Seberham.

efq.

At Winstanley, near Wigan, Wm. Banks,

At Glaffon, near Lancaster, Mrs. Keen, wife of Mr. Keen, who left her well in bed when he arofe, and at breakfaft-time the was found dead.

At

At Ashton-under-line, Mr. Wm. Barlow,

cotton-manufacturer.

At Sutton-upon-Trent, the harvest for the year 1799, was, after much difficulty and ex

At Clithero, Mrs. Wilfon, wife of Mr. Wilfon of the Swan-inn.

At Aycliffe, near Darlington, aged 71, Mrs. Boyd, relict of R. Boyd, efq. formerly of Shincliffe.

At Holden Clough, near Leeds, Mr. Jer. Carter.

At Skurton, near Lancaster, Mr. Robert Houfeman, malfter.

At Ecclefton, near Prefcott, Thomas Fergufon, aged 97; as a failor, foldier, and penfoner, he had been in the pay of government years.

At Bury, Mrs. Anlezar, aged 78. At Manchester, Mifs Dewhurst. At Liverpool, aged 85, Mrs. Sinipfon. Mr. John M'Knight, merchant. Mrs. Bold, aged So. Mr Richmond, apothecary. At Winwick, the Rev. J. Lowe, A. M. at an advanced age.

At Cartmel, Mrs. Robinson, mother of the late Mr. Afkew.

CHESHIRE.

Married.] At Market Drayton, Mr. W. Ridgeway, chemift, &c. to Mifs Walker, of Chester.

At Chester, Mr. W. Hale, butcher, to Mrs. Crane.

At Frodsham, John Golborne, efq. to Miss A. F. Boydell, of Trevallyn Hall.

Died.] At Chiefter, Charles Panton, efq. one of the members of that corporation.

Mrs. Edwards, wife of Mr. Edwards. At Little Abbey Court, at an advanced age, the well-known Mr. Bowcock, painter. At Nantwich, Mr. Keay, tobacconist.

DERBYSHIRE.

At Derby affizes, five perfons received fentence of death, for capital offences.

Married.] E. M. Mundy, efq. eldest fon of E. M. Mundy, efq. of Shipley, M. P. for the county of Derby, to Mifs Barton, daughter of James Barton, efq. of Penwortham, Lancashire.

At Wirkworth, Mrr Drewry, printer of Derby, to Mifs Sweatenam, daughter of J. Sweatenam, eiq. of Wigwell Hall.

Died.] At Derby, Mrs. Ward, widow of the late Mr. Ward, filk-throwfter. Aged 56, Mr. R. Wright, furgeon.

At Mickleover, aged 73, Mrs. Whitehoufe.

At Stanton, near Derby, Mr. T. Taylor. At Stavely Netherthorpe, Mifs Prime, daughter of J. M. Prime, eiq.

At Afhborne, Mrs. Walhoufe, reli&t of the late M. Walhoufe, efq. of Hatherton, near Sheffield.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.

At Nottingham aliizes, Abraham Whitaker and John Atkinfon, for uttering two forged one pound Bank of England notes, were fentenced to death.

ftant, by getting home a field of beans in excellent condition. Married.] At Mansfield, Mr. Johnson, tanner, to Miss Mason.

Died.] At Nottingham, Mifs Wood, a maiden lady.

At Southwell, Mr Matthew Burridge; feveral years perpetual overfeer of that parish, and an admirable bafs finger in the collegiate church.

At Bankwood Farm, near Southwell, Mrs. Green.

At Bingham, Mr. Timm, malfter.

At Kelham, Mrs. Cotton, a widow lady, aged 85.

At Newark, Mr. R. Heppinftall, butcher. Aged 75, Mrs. Clarke, wife of Mr. Clarke, basket-maker.

At Thurgafton, near Southwell, Mr. Dodd, fchoolmaster.

LEICESTERSHIRE

AND RUTLANDSHIRE.

A poor woman, at Cafterton, in Rutland, has been fafely delivered of three children, who, with the mother, are likely to do well.

Married.] At Leicefter, Mr. Jofeph Dalby, hofier, to Mifs Dale, of Ashbourne, Derbyshire. Mr. John Cumberland, hofier, to Mifs Smith, of Birmingham, niece to the late R. Bakewell, efq. of Difhley. Mr. D. Webb, hofier, to Mifs Davis, daughter of the Rev. H. Davis of Great Wigstone.

At Hinckley, Mr. Edward Orrall, carrier, to Mifs Pollard.

At Markfield, Mr. Toon, draper, to Mifs Admitt.

At Great Wigftone, the Rev. W. Worthington, B. A. of Pratling Parva, to Mifs Clarke.

At Cottesmore, Mr. William Laxton, farmer, to Mifs Abbey.

Died.] At Leicester, Mrs. Dowley, wife of Mr. James Dowley, hatter; fhe was engaged in her domeftic concerns, in perfect health and fpirits, when the dropped down, and inftantly expired.

B. Everard, hoemaker. Mr. Poynton, iron-merchant, aged 46. Mrs. Greatorex. Mr. Thomas Smart, late an eminent manufacturer here.

At Loughborough, aged 74, the Rev. Wm. Middleton, thirty-five years rector of Hathern, of which place he had previously been curate fifteen years.

At Melton-Mowbray, Mr. Brewfter. At Sharefton Lodge, the lady of S. Madden, efq.

At Blaby, aged 71, Mrs. Grace Halford. At Enderby, aged 92, Mrs. Cramant, formerly of Leicester.

At Packington, the Rev. John Jacques, vicar of that parish.

At Redmile, aged 69, the wife of the Rev. Hen. Hough, lector of that place.

At

At Edmondthorpe, Mr. John Bosworth, farmer.

At Tickencote, Mr. Henry Turner, aged 63.

At Clipfham, aged 78, Mr. Speed, farmer. At Uppingham, aged 32, Mrs. Grant. At Oakham, Mrs. Bentley, wife of Mr. Bentley, faddler.

STAFFORDSHIRE.

On Tuefday, Feb. 25, one Hudfon brought his wife into Stafford market-place, and difpofed of her by public auction, after many biddings, at five fhillings and five pence! Married.] At Ecclefhall, the Rev. J. H. Powell, of Plextol, Kent, to Mrs. FounLaine, of Chappel-Allerton.

Died.] At Uttoxeter, aged 46, Mrs. Higgott, widow of the late Mr. Higgott, attorney. Aged 78, Mrs. S. Bentley.

At Crakermarth, Mrs. Gisborne, relict of the late John Gisborne, efq. of Derby.

At Leek, Simon Debank, efq. fome years ago fheriff of this county.

[In our laft, we gave many inftances of longe vity and recent mortailty at Burton-upon-Trent, to which we now add the following.]

At Burton, aged 46, Charles Leefon, gent. Aged 91, Mr. Jofeph Bladon. Aged 23, Mrs. Hume, wife of A. Hume, efq. Aged 66, Mr. George Hardy. Aged 78, Wm. Worthington, gent. Aged 40, Mrs. Mary Dawson. At Branston, near Burton, aged 89, Mrs. Mary Lea. Aged 72, Mrs. Mary Starkey, Mifs Mary Starkey, her daughter, aged 20.

LINCOLNSHIRE.

A fea unicorn was lately caught at Friestone.

At Lincoln affizes, three perfons were capitally convicted.

Nine ladies have died at Boston, in the courfe of the prefent winter, whofe ages made upwards of 70 years each.

Married.] At Stamford, Mr. Edward Afkew, to Mrs. Barnard, widow of Mr. Barpard, late of Effendon, Rutland. Mr. Allifon, of the 7th Light Dragoons, to Mrs. Norcliffe, draper. Mr. Pearfon, of the R. S. Lincoln Militia, to Mrs. Addlefhaw. Mr. John Handley, of the fame regiment, to Mifs J. B. Carrington, of Bofton.

At Lincoln, Mr. Trufloe, of the 28th Light Dragoons, to Mifs Bennett.

At Heckington, Mr. Thomas Teefdale, of Bofton, to Mrs. Wetherall.

At Hundleby, Mr. B. Hudson, to Mifs M. Pogson.

At Great Steeping, Mr. John Taylor, to Mifs Mary Moore.

At Boston, Mr. Granger, to Mrs. Darwin. At Tid, St. Mary, after a courtship of 12 hours, Mr. W. Hydes, to Mifs E. Hufon;the bridegroom had buried his former wife, with whom he had lived twenty years, the preceding evening.

Died.] At Barton, Mrs. Matris, relict of the late T. Marris, efq.

At Reevesby, Mr. John Mackinder, grazier, aged 54.

At Lincoln, aged 46, Mr. John Betley, cork-cutter.

At Hundleby, Mr. Maulkinfon, grazier. At Wainfleet-All Saints, Mr. Wm. Maul kinfon, wheelwright.

On her way to Bath, the Hon. Mrs. Moore, of Stamford.

At Rippingale, Mr. Jofeph Nunnale. At Langtoft, Mr. John Whitehead, shoemaker.

At Billingborough, Mr. R. Bowcock. Near Spalding, Mr. Jofeph Godwin, of Crowland; who fell off one of his own boats and was drowned.

At Grantham, Mrs. Allen, wife of Mr. Allen; he had been talking chearfully with fome friends but a few minutes before the dropt down and expired.

Tubney, wife of Mr. Tubney, furgeon.
At Little Gonerby, near Grantham, Mrs.

At Spilby, Mr. Thomas Collis, furgeon.
At Alford, Mr. S. Duckering, grazier.
At Boston, Mrs. Wilby, relict of the late
Mr. York, one of the aldermen of Stamford.
Aged 70, Mrs. Peat.

At Falkingham, the widow Chambers, aged 79. Of 570 inhabitants, the is the only perfon that has died there fince September

laft.

Married.] At Shrewsbury, Mr. Stephens, fhoemaker, to Mifs Heath.

At Ludlow, Mr. Wm. Whitefoot, to Mifs E. Marfton of Caofton Hall.

At Wollerton, Mr. Smout, to Mifs Corfield.

At Wem, Mr. W. Ahford, to Mifs Kynafton.

At Whitchurch, Mr. Edward Barlow, cooper, to Mifs Ebery. Mr. Sader, farmer, of Wirfwall, to Mrs. Meate, of Whitchurch.

At Wellington, Mr. Thomas Hawley, of Caufe Caftle, to Mifs de Reimer, of Wellington.

At