T. Pearfon, of Carlifle.

At Denington, aged 81, Mr. W. Walker. In an advanced age, Mrs. Ifa. Bank, widow.

At Cockermouth, in her 86th year, Mrs. Ritfon, relict of the Rev. Mr. Rition, and fifter of the late R. Baynes, efq. of a pious deportment, and a conftant benefactress to the poor and friendlefs; whether found in the infirmities of age, in the forrows of fickness, or in helpless infancy.

Aged 83, Mr. Wilknfon.

At Maryport, Mr. W. Pape.

At Wath-in-Abbey, Holm, aged 34, Mr. J. Backhoufe.

At New-Town, aged 77, Mr. J. Brockle

bank.

At Brankenwall, near Ravenglafs, in her 73d year, Mrs. Thompson.

At Cardew-hall, Mrs. Milburn. Her death was occafioned by a ftroke from one of the fails of a wind-mill.

At Water-End, in the parish of Lowes water, aged 86, Mrs. D. Hudfon, a quaker.

At Mockerk, in Lowefwater, in his 86th year, Mr. Jon. Harrison, father of Capt. Harrison of the Navy, and the oldest inhabitant of that place.

At Benton, Weft-house, aged 82, Mr. Coulfon, upwards of 40 years, a respectable tenant and bailiff to the Earls of Carlisle.

At Carleton, near Carlisle, aged 33, Mr. J. Maddifon.

At Milnthorp, near Kendale, aged 46, Mr. R. Cragg, merchant.

At Workington, aged 68, Mr. P. Winney. Mr. Holmes.

At Carlisle, Mrs. Mary Croothwaite, wife of Mr. R. Croothwaite. In the prime of life Mr. John Barker. Mrs. Johnston, wife of Mr. Johnston, a quaker. Mr. John Patrickfon, brewer. Aged 28, Mr. J. G. Barker. Mifs E. Langcake, daugh. of Mr. Langcake. At Whitehaven, Mr Wm. Fisher, thipcarpenter. Mrs. Lancafter, wife of Mr. Lancaster. Aged 50, Capt. Wm. Newton. At Dearham, Mr. Lightfoot. At Maryport, Mr. Rob. Hodgson. At Cockermouth, Mrs. Ann Barnes. At Far-Cross-Bank, near Kendal, aged 52, Mr. Poftlethwaite.

At Cowen-Head, near Kendal, aged 72. Mr. James Dobfon.

YORKSHIRE.

At a late refpectable meeting of Owners of Common Right, Meffuages, and Estates, lying in the Manor of Hatfield, R. Ellifon, f. M. P. in the chair, it was refolved, that application fhall be made during the refent feffions for an Act of Parliament to inciofe the feveral commons, fields, meacows, moors, and waite grounds, within the

1ain manor.

Fifty theep, the property of Mr. Eaftwood of Sandall, near Doncaster, were lately drowned in a clofe, near his own houfe, by the rapid overdow of the river from a fudden

The number of marriages in Sheffield during the last year was 412-of baptifms 1660-of burials 1244.

On the 26th of December three fishing boats were lost in Filey Bay, by which accident nine fishermen lost their lives; leaving their widows, and twenty young children.

In the courfe of last winter the Strangers Friend Sceuty, at Leeds, diftributed upwards of 700 blankets and coverlets.

Married.] At York, Mr. H. Robinson, tea-dealer, to Mifs Hannah Croft, daughter of Mr. James Croft.

At Sheffield, Mr. J. Jeeves, to Mifs Margaret Shore, daughter of John Shore, efq. banker. Mr. Edw. Kay, merchant, to Mils Ann Sykes. Mr. S. Tinker, of Aldmonbury, to Mifs S. Roberts, of Sheffield.

At Leeds, Mr. Rd. Tottil, of Hull, merchant, to Mifs S. Walker, daughter of W. Walker, efq. of Leeds. Mr. Rd. Micklethwaite, grocer, to Mifs Ann Graves Mr. Andrew Rutherford of Glasgow, merchant, to Mifs Lively, daughter of Mr. S. Lively, of Little Woodhoufe.

At Hull, Robert Jennings, efq. to Mifs Bourne, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Bourne, of Chesterfield. Mr. Wm. Swainfton, to Mifs Goldefbrough, of Hatton-Pagnell.

At Pontefract, Mr. Richard Baracleugh, to Mifs Fofter.

At Wakefield, Mr. Gill, bookfeller, to Mifs Parker, of Huddersfield.

At Scarborough, Mr. S. Clemefha, of Hull, to Mifs M. Wordsworth, of Whitby.

At Halifax, Ja. Lancashire, efq. of ShawHall, near Rochdale, to Mifs Ramfbotm, daughter of - Ramfbottom, efq. of Birk's

Hall, near Halifax.

At Gatehead, near Halifax, Mr. Scipio Dyfon, paper-maker, to Mrs. Miller, of Barkifland.

At Heflington, near York, Mr. Umpleby, to Mifs Crosby, of Pannal.

At Havrecroft, near Wakefield, Mr. T. Luck, to Mifs S. Houlfworth, of Halifax.

At Snaith, Mr. J. Ward, jun. mercer, to Mifs Lee, relict of Rev. J. Lee. Mr. J. Durham, jun. to Mifs Mary Hall.

Died.] At York, aged 67, Mrs. Ann Johnfon, filter of the late Peter Johnson, efq. Aged 86, Mr. Jof. Mannarin. Aged 85, Jerom Dring, efq. Aged 70, of an apoplexy, Mr. Shackleton. Aged 48, Mr. Nath. Frobisher, bookfeller. Aged 70, Mr. H. Jowett. At Hull, Capt. John Taunton, formerly in the Jamaica trade. Mrs. Wray, wife of Mr. Wray, commander of the Egginton, Greenlandman. Mr. Bullock; he was killed by the fall of a fcale, containing 124 cwt. from a crane, at Mefirs. Hall and Emmetts, Staith.

Aged 45, Mr. Rob. Wray. Aged 27, Dr. J. Hunter, furgeon to the forces in Hull garrifen.

At Leeds, Mrs. Bell, wife of Mr. Bell, grocer.

grocer. Mrs. Hetherington, the fourth wife of Mr. J. Hetherington. Mrs. Thackrah, wife of Mr. Thackrah.

At Beverley, Mr Tindal, late of Wykehun, and many years agent to R. Langley, efq. of that place. Aged 86, Mr. Phillipfon.

At Bridlington, aged 107, Mrs. Ja. Lovell, widow. Aged 82, Mrs. Buck, widow of Rev. Wm. Buck, formerly vicar of Church Fenton, in the West-Riding.

At Leverfall, near Doncafter, Mrs. Overton, relic of the late H. Overton, efq.

At Biop Nuddleham, aged 61, George Surtees, efq. late of the Navy.

At Laclington, Mrs. Maire, wife of H. Maire, efq.; the was a lady of moft exemplary manner, and amiable difpofition.

At Cowthorpe, near Wetherby, Mrs. Martin, wife of the Rev. C. Martin, rector of that parish.

At Wakefield, Mr. Bell, of the Weaver'sina.

LANCASHIRE.

The post-boy conveying the mail from Wigan to Chirley, was robbed on the morning of the 29th Dec. of feveral bags of letters. It has been refolved at a Chapter, held at the Collegiate church, Manchester, that in future divine fervice fhall begin at half-paft ten in the morning.

The bookfellers of Manchefter have come to the fair and reasonable resolution of charging one half-penny upon all fix-penny periodical works, and one penny upon thofe value one fhilling or upwards, which are conteyed to Manchester by the MAIL OF COACH. No lover of literature, and particularly no reader of the Monthly Magazine will, we are perfuaded, object to pay for the gratification of its early receipt. A fmall advance in price for rapid conveyance to diftant places, is geterally ftipulated for by the publifhers of periodical works upon the continent; and it would be an act of justice due to the country Bookfellers throughout Great Britain, if a familar ftipulation were generally made by the publishers of fuch works in this country. Premiums have lately been diftributed to the persons who have brought the larget quantities of flour and meal to market. Their names and the number of loads brought, have also been published in the Manchester papers.

Married.] At Lantafer, Mr. Bainbridge, of Carnforth, to Mifs E. Rowlandfon.

At Manchester, Mr. P. W. Bertheau, of Hamburgh, to Mifs Smith. Mr. J. HewitAn, to Mifs Barnes. Mr. T. Stephens, to Miís Hannah Wilfon. Mr. J. B. Eindlófs, merchant, to Mifs Gardner of Halme. Mr. Grundy, of Lymm, to Miss Jackson, of Salford-bridge. Mr. S. Lingard, to Mifs Slater, of Liverpool.

At Liverpool, Wm. Pickmore, efq. of London, to Mifs Amelia Mather. Mr. Ja. Sale, merchant, to Mifs H. Benn, daughter of Mr. Bean. Mr. G. S. Harley, to Mifs

Bena, fifter of the above. Mr. Rd. Whalley, foap-boiler, to Mifs C. Edwards. Mr. William Owen, merchant, to Mifs Nayler, daughter of the Rev. W. Nayler, of Ormfkirk. Mr. Ja. Armstrong, liquor-merchant, to Mifs Mary Falrick. Lieut. Lewes, of the third regiment of light Marines, to Mifs E., Pownall, fecond daughter of Mr. J. Pownall.

At Blackburn, Mr C. Wright, callicoprinter, of Marple-Cheshire, to Mifs Sarah Ford, fecond daughter of Mr. Ford, of Darwen Mill.

At Wigan, Tho. Woodcock, efq to Mifs E. Holmes, of Winftanley. Mr. William, Sutton, of Liverpool, merchant, to Mifs Jane Gaskell.

At Bentham, Mr. W. Wilfon, to Mifs Ellerfhaw.

At Bolton, Mr. Langfhaw, of Lancaster, to Mifs Grundy, of Bolton.

Mrs.

Died.] At Landafter, Mrs. Bowfkill, late of the Sun-Inn. Mrs. H. Rawcliffe. Houfman, relict of Mr. J. Houfman.

At Manchester, aged 70, Mr. Rd. Higginfon, fen. a benevolent friend to the poor. Mrs. Kay, wife of Mr. W. Kay. Aged 34, Mr. David Holt, attorney. Mrs. Ofbaldiffon, wife of Mr. W. Ofbaldifton. Mfs. Worth-, Ington, wife of Mr. T. Worthington. Mrs. S. Gibfon, a maiden lady. Mr. J. Green, cotton-merchant. Mr. P. George, publican Aged 83, Mrs. Greaves.

At Liverpool, Mr. Hughes, printer. Mr. James Blundell. Aged 21, Mr. S. Prefida, fon of Mr. R. Fredon. Mr. Geo. Kendall, ironmonger. Aged 70, Mr. W. Bolden. Mrs. Machell, wife of Mr. J. Machell. Mrs. Dutton, widow. Mrs. Livelley, wife of Mr. Livesley.

At Blackburn, aged 42, Mr. J. Waterworth, printer, and publisher of the Blackburn-Mail,

At Over-Darwen, aged 57, Mrs. Ford, wife of Mr. Ford, bleacher.

At Leighton Hall, near Lancaster, Mrs. Mary Bishop, relict of the late Wm. Bishop, efq. of Yealand.

At Hulme, near Lancafer, aged 74, Mrs. Huime, wife of Mr. John Hulme. At Warrington, William Borron, efq. for merly of Manchester.

At Prefton, Mrs. Moore, wife of Mr. T. Moore.

At Fulwood-Moor, Charrock.

near Preston, Mr.

At Ormskirk, the Rev. M. Cavok. At Leigh, James Tayler, efq. clerk of the Peace for Lancashire.

Married.] Mr. T. Eaton, hofier, to Mifs Vickers, both of Derby.

Died At Derby, aged 81, Mr. James Whitchurft. Aged 81, Mrs. Middleton. A girl, of the name of Lambert, who with two horfes were drowned in the river Derwent, near Wiln.

At Dronñeld, Mr. Spurr, mafter of an academy there.

James Bonfell, of Ticknell, by a fall from a horfe, on the very spot where twelvemonths before he found the body of Mr. Young, who had perifhed from the inclemency of the weather.

At Rodley, aged 44, Mrs Fearn.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.

Married.] Mr. Benj. Scott, of Nottingham, to Mifs Hopwell, of Chilwell.

Died.] Mrs. Borden, relict of G. Borden, efq. of Mansfield.

At Nottingham, aged 66, Mr. Stanley, twenty years tyler to a lodge of Freemafons. Mr. Collinfon, of the George and Dragon-inn. At Oxton, near Nottingham, aged 83, Mrs. Sherbrooke, a valuable friend of the poor. At Lowdham, Mr. Samuel Abbott.

At Mansfield, Mr. J. Mafon, plumber. Aged 40, Mr. G. Norledge, foap-boiler.

At Linton, Mr Matth Twells, gardener, aged 97 years and 11 months. Aged 92, Mr. Whaplington. Alfo, at an advanced age, Mr. Large.

At Carlton, Mr. Richard Taylor.
At Cranby, aged 21, Mifs Rowbotham.
At Langar, Mr. William Neal.
At Grelley, Mr. Gelitharp.

RUTLANDSHIRE.

Married.] At Uppingham, Mr. Royce, cf Bridlington, to Mifs Bullock, of the former place.

Died.] At Uppingham, Mrs. Southam.

LEICESTERSHIRE.

The Female Afylum at Leicester, which

we have before had occafion to notice, continues to receive additional fupport from the ladies of the county, feveral of whom appear in a late Leicester Journal as annual subfcribers.

The bakers of Leicester intend to petition Parliament, to remedy the hardships their trade labours under from the heavy duty upon. fait, and from the want of a regular and impartial ailize. Bakers in other parts of the kingdom, who are defirous of co-operating in this neceffary measure, may addrefs themfelves to Mr. SHELDON, baker of Leicester.

The Leicester Infirmary is declared to be fo full, that no more in-patients, accidents excepted, can be admitted till after the 11thof February. The unhealthinefs of the feafon is a fubje&t of general remark, in va-` rious provincial papers.

It is complained, that dealers in provifion attend the Leicester market at an early hour, to bring up all the prime pieces of meat for the London market.

Dr. REID, late of Leicefter, has been elected physician to the Finsbury Dispensary, by a majority of 377 votes.

Some villain at the clofe of the laft Leicefter Races, locked up two stirks in the stand upon the race courfe, where they remained undifcovered for the fpace of feven weeks without any provifion. The animals were alive and likely to recover.

Married. At Caftle Donnington, Mr. J. Bakewell, to Mifs Catharine Towle.

At Hegworth, Mr. J. Sorefby, of Cavendish bridge, to Mifs Stephenfon, daughter of Mr. Sorefby, furgeon of Kegworth.

At St. Mary's, Leicester, the Rev. J. R. Deacon, to Mifs Eliz Sutton, of the Newark. Mr. Jewbury, of Meatham, to Mifs Smith, of Sulton, Coldfield.

At Croxton, Kerrial, Mr. T. Parnham, to Mifs M. Rushworth.

At G. Wigfton, Mr. J. Scott, to Mifs Cooper.

At Nottingham, Mr. Hitchcock, of Leicefter, to Mifs Sarah Buxton.

Died.] At Leicester, Mifs Cooper, daughter of Ald. Cooper. Of a fit of apoplexy, Mr. Smith, tallow-chandler. Aged 90, Mrs. Gifford.

Mrs. Cox, wife of the Rev. Mr. Cox, of Willoughby, justly lamented by all her ac, quaintance.

Mr. Hum. Worthington, of Cadeby.

Mrs. Ramfden, wife of Mr. Ramiden, of the Bull's Head, Belgraye, and who many years kept the White-Hart inn, at Leicester.

At Lutterworth, aged 86, Mr. Shuckburgh.

London, to Mifs S. Stevenfoh, youngest daughter of W. Stevenson, efq.

At Colwich, Mr. Coleman, of Birmingham, to Mifs Collier.

At Weeford, Mr. Wm. King, of Coton, to Mifs Aldrit, of Tamworth.

At Edgbaston (a fecond time), in confequence of coming of age, J. J. Slaney, efq. eldeft fon of the late Rev. J. Slaney, of Brefcot Hall, to Mifs Biggs, of Birmingham. Died.] At Wolverhampton, aged 84, Mr. John Bradshaw.

LINCOLNSHIRE.

At a meeting lately convened at Bofton by the Mayor of that place, for the purpose of confidering the state of the poor, 5501. was immediately fubfcribed for the relief of the indigent inhabitants.

Married.] At Lincoln, Geo. Moxon, efq. banker, to Mifs Heaton, daughter of W. Heaton, efq. of Doncafter. Mr. Lacy, of Newark, to Mifs Porter, daughter of alderman Porter, of Lincoln. Mr. Tho. Hobfon, maitter, to Mrs. Mary Harle, widow of Louth.

At Hale, near Sleaford, Rev. Edw. Tennant, of Bicker, to Mifs Fountain, of the former place.

At Lulby, near Spilby, Mr. W. Wingate, jun. of Hagworthingham, to Mifs Carter, of the former place.

At Buker, Rev. Edw. Tennant, late of Trinity College, Cambridge, to Mifs Fountain, of Great Hale Fen.

At Saucethorpe, Mr. J. Makinder, to Mifs E. Maltby.

At Fulftow, Mr. John Hurton, to Mifs Freshney.

At Harrington, Mr. Geo. Houlden, currier, to Mifs Hunter, daughter of the Rev. Mr., Hunter, Mr. Wright, of Somersby, to Mifs Parker, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Parker, of Little Steeping.

At Partney, Mr. W. Hall, to Mifs Mary Willerton.

Ded.] At Lincoln, Mr. Jer. Staniland, cheefemonger, &c. formerly of Doddington. Mrs. Goodhand, widow, formerly of the Spread-Eagle inn. Aged 67, Mrs. Briggs, widow of the late Mr. J. Briggs, infurancebreker. Aged 23, Mifs S. Wrigglefworth, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Wrigglefworth. Mifs Lucy Waite, daughter of the late Mr. Waite, of Bofton; she was on a vifit to her fifter.

Aged 50, Mr. Rd. Rippon. Aged 75, Mr.、 Thomas Hall, cooper.

At Gainsborough, aged 73, Mrs Healey, relict of G. Healey, efq. Aged 75, Mr. H. Caifter.

At Wainfleet, aged 46, Mifs Margaret Pet cheli, a quaker.

At Sleaford, aged 60, Mrs. Buller.

At Siby, Mifs Smith, eldest daughter of Mr. George Smith.

At Caftor, aged 86, Mr. Geo. Berry, a refpe&table baker.

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At Louth, Mr. James Frankish. Suddenly Mrs. Bond, wife of Mr. J. Bond, farmer. Mr. James Scargall. Mrs. Bofwell, wife of Mr. W. Bofwell, farmer.

At Barton, Mr. Benton, furgeon.

At Thorp Hall, near Louth, the only fon of the Rev. W. Chaplin.

At Burwell, near Louth, Mr. J. Fiddle. At Bafton, near Stamford, Mr. Smith, fen. farmer.

WARWICKSHIRE.

An improvement of confiderable importance is about to be adopted in the Police of Birmingham, by the establishment of a general nightly patrole, throughout the town and neighbourhood, which have lately been much infefted by nocturnal robbers. It is intended to defray the neceffary expences incurred during this winter, by a voluntary fubfcription; and in the mean time application is to be made to Parliament for an act to augment the prefent rate, as much as will enable the commiffioners of lamps and feavengers to carry into effect the powers, which an exifting law affigns them, of appointing fuch conftables and watchmen.

As Mr. Bagot, coufin to Lord Bagot, in company with the Rev. Mr. Beresford, were amufing themfelves in a pleasure boat on the river Avon, the current was fo rapid as to drive the boat near the mill, adjoining Warwick Caftle (at which manfion they were vifitors), and there upfet it. Mr. Bagot was unfortunately drowned, and Mr. Beresford was with difficulty faved by the exertions of two men employed at the mill.

Married.] At Coventry, Mr. E. Reynolds, ironmonger, to Mifs C. Holmes.

At Stratford-upon Avon, Mr. R. Hobbs, attorney, to Mifs Ashford.

After a courtship of 26 years, Mr. Statham,

to Mifs Marshall.

At Birmingham, Mr. Read, to Mifs Griffiths. Mr. Downing, to Mifs Wood. Mr. Wolftenholme, to Mifs F. Hopkins, both of Yardley. Mr. S. Thornley, druggift, to Mifs' Efther Powell, of Solihull. Mr. J. Thompfon, to Mifs S. Moore. Mr. J. Derrington, to Mifs E. Haywood. Mr. J. Horton, to Mifs Hanbury. Mr. E. Adcock, grocer to Mrs. Dudley. Mr. J. Slater, to Mifs M. Rider, both of Manchefter. Mr. Booth, to Mifs S. Sutton.

At Foleshill, Mr. Landon, Turgeon of the 13th dragoons, to Mifs Radford, of Coventry. At Lapworth, Mr. J. Morgan, of Coughton, to Mifs Grafton, of Lapworth.

At Mofely, Mr. Hemmings, to Mrs. Weavell,

Died.] At Warwick, Mrs. Edwards, wife of Mr. Edwards, mercer.

At Coventry, Mrs. Freeth, wife of Mr. Freeth, a refp &table quaker.

At Birmingham, Mr. H. Bacon, publican. Mrs. Merry, of Aylesbury-house, Packwood. Suddenly, Mr. Edward Tait. Aged 89, Mrs. Taylor. Aged 66, Mrs. Marshal..

M

Mr. Sanfom. Mr. Cox, rule-maker; he was by far the most corpulent man in Birmingham. Mrs. Young, mother of the Rev. W. T. Young, of St. Paul's Chapel. Quarter mafter, Tho. Page, of the 4th regiment of agoons, in which he had ferved 50 years. Thomas Hanfon, eiq. of Smethwick; this refpected gentleman died at the house of Mr. Holden, where he had been fome time confined by the accident of breaking his leg. At Erdington, Mr. Tho. Day.

At Wilnecote, J. Marthalt, eff. a benevolent friend to the poor.

At Bilton, aged 70, Mr. Tho. Dean. At the Cottage Lady-wood, Mrs. Evans, wife of Mr. Evans, late of Birmingham.

SHROPSHIRE.

At a late concert at Shrew fury, for the benefit of the funday fchools, the fum of 281. 175. 6d. was collected.

Married.] At Sinewbury, Mr. T. Jones, attorney, of Montgomeryfire, to Mits F. Phillips, of the former place. Mr. Baker, to Mis Shotton. Mr. M'Credie, to Mifs Milligan.

At Quatt, Hugh Houfton, efq. to Mifs H. Whitmore, third daughter of W. Whitmore, efq. of Dudmaiton.

At High Ercall, Mr. John Bickerton, of Hafton, to Mifs Harrifon, of Roden.

At Much Wenlock, Mr. Edwards, malster, of Bridgnorth, to Mrs. Clayton, widow of the la.e Mr. Clayton, of the former place.

Died.] At Shrewibury, aged 20, Mr. T. Wood, jun. fon of Mr. Wood, printer of the Shrewfoury Chronicle. Mr. John Jackfon,

bookbinder.

At Ellesmere, Mrs. Perry. Mr. Dodd, fadler. Mifs L. Harties, eldest daughter of E. Harries, Efq. of Arfott.

At the Hay Park, Mrs. Roche, wife of P. K. Roche, efq.

At Kenwick, near Ellefmere, Mr. Edward Kynafton, farmer; he was returning from Whitchurch Market, when, it is fuppofed, he was thrown from his horfe, as his body was difcovered lifelefs on the road.

At the feat of Lady Markham, at Alming-ton, near Market Drayton, aged 68, Tho. Wolley, efq. he was a chearful companion and beneficent man.

At Gatacre, near Bridgnorth, aged 83, Mrs. Tongue, relict of the late Mr. Tongue.

WORCESTERSHIRE.

The total quantity of hops weighed in Worcester market during the year 1799, was 13.923 pockets.

At Dudley, Mr. E. Adcock, grocer, at Birmingham, to Mrs. Dudley, of the former place.

At Stourbridge, Mr. Abbott, to Mifs Ricizards, of Atfwood, Feckenham.

At Stourport, Mr. Dugard, to Mifs Broad, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Broad, of Lkhill Farm, rear Stourport.

At Perfhore, Mr. J. Stanton, of Peopleton Mill, to Mifs Neatley, of the former place. At Hartlebury, Mr. J. White, of Witley, to Mifs E. Hill,

Died.] At Wercefter, fuddenly, John Mountfort, efq. formerly of Ledbury, in Herefordshire; he was the laft furviving fon of the late Mr. Mountfort, an opulent, (and in his day, the only) bookfeller in Worcester. Mr. Mountfort was bred to the practice of phyfic, and refided fomtime at Ledbury as a phyfician, but had retired fome years.

At Evesham, Mr. White, of the White Hait Inn.

At Leigh, aged 79, John Spooner, efq. fen. At Hartlebury, Mr. Wm. Maule, aged 98; he worked at his bufinefs as a tanner, till within two or three years of his decease.

At Stourbridge, Mr. George Holden, of the Spout. Mrs. Caufer.

At Powick Mill. Mr. Reynolds, fervant to Mr. Hadley; he fell into the mill pond, and was drowned.

At Berrow Green, Evans, fon of Mr. Evans, carpenter; he was drowned in confequence of the ice breaking under him.

At Befbridge, near Bridgnorth, Richard" Windle, efq. formerly an eminent papermaker.

At St. John's, aged 83, Mr. M. Goodere.

HEREFORDSHIRE.

A correfpondent of the Hereford Journal recommends the following fimple method of improving indifferent cy ler and perry: "When the liquor is just prefied from the fruit, and a little fettled, take a pail-full of the juice, put in fome brown fugar, the more the better, and add a few hops; boil it in a brewing copper, and pour the whole hot into the store of cyder or perry."

A barn and other out buildings, belonging to Mrs, Downes, of Afhford, near Ludlow, have lately been confumed by fire. The lofs, including a large quantity of grain, is eftimated at upwards of 800l.

George Clarkton, who has remained under refpite in Hereford Goal fince the fummer of 1794, when he was capitally convicted of forgery has received the king's pardon.

Married.] At Boulton, Mr. T. Price, to Mifs Morgan.

At Wefton, Mr. T. Wood, to Mifs M. Hardwick, third daughter of J. Hardwick, efq. of Wefton.

Died.] At Hereford, in an advanced age, Mrs. Mafon, relict of Mr. Mafos. Aged 64, Mrs. Meredith, mercer.

At Lower Bullingham, near Hereford, aged 20, Mr. J. Prince, youngest ton of Mr. P. Prince.

At Founhope, near Hereford, Mrs. Kidley, relict of the late Rev. Mr. Kiley.

At Church Dilwyn, Mr. J. Griffiths; he was found dead in the highway.