ver.

joining room, gave a loud fhriek, and was two years had been gradually finking her the fir# of the two that expired. They to the grave, Mrs. Morgan, wife of Mr. died within three hours of each other, be. Bolu M; an amiable and affectionate wife, ing previously quite exhaufted. They had a tender mother, and possessed an excellent been fire young women, and were much understanding, which the had highly cularimired at Court, and all other fashionable tivated. circles, for their accomplifhments.

In his 74th year, George Brucker, efq. 12 Arhis leat at Tewin, Herts, aged 80, of Clapham common, Sirrey. John-C'yirles S breiter, esq. many vears an Ac Loughborough, Mr. E. Swann. emineni furoneich.on Lisbour-in-Van-hill. After a lingering illness, Milnes Lowndes,

13. in Charles Atreet, Middlesex ho'pio esq. barrister, Pap:r-buildings, Temple. tal, Mrs. K ehfter, relict of the late Dr. * Mr. Davis, matter of St. Luke's work. C. Woof Elinburgh.

house, Old-ftreet, London. As he was this 1. Aged 72, Henry Manningham, esq. day ferving dinner, Noah Page, who was

Al Enfield, aged 49, Mrs. Downer, relict discharged several y-ars ago as incurable ofM D.Leghorn-lai-merch. Bühopsgate-1}. from ». Luke's bofpital, and fiece Mát pe.

Jolin Durnford, efy. of Leit erheail. riod had herd confined in the work house 15. At Brompton, aged 80, Col. J hn as a lunatick, being difatisfied with his Dillon, late of Belgaral, in Ireland. portion, immediately seized a large kniss

At Egham, Sunev, R 16. Mackarun, gent., and Nabbed him under the left breast, so as many years an eminent attorney.

entirely to divide one of the lobes of his li. In Jerfey, in his 67th year, John-Tho- He languisheil about three quarters mas Durell, e q. many years the King's Folie' of an hour, and ihen expired. ater for tha' is nd.

21. In Bedford-square, Geo. Drake, efq. 15 The Rev Pardoe Brett, M A. vicar Aged 68, Wm, Suuli, esq. of Derhy. of Bicester, Oxfordíhire, and lære fellow 22. At Amport-boule, Hants, the Moft of Worcester college, Oxford. He was Noble George Panleit, Marquis of Winfeized wiih a suilden illness on the 12th, a cheiter, Eail of Wiltshire, Baron Seynt fever of the brain immedia!ely ensues, and, John, premier Marquis of England. Thele to the inexpreflinie in ction of his nume- titles devolved on him by the death of the sous friends, he exprired in the most saving Dake of Bolton, 1994, and now devolveon fits of insanity.

his eldeit son, Charles Ingoldsby Paulett, At Southampton, William Whood, esq. an whose mother died suddenly, Mar.17,1796. officer in the Royal Invalids at Guernsey, After a long and painful illiels, Mr. Wm. late a caprain in the 34th foot.

Tudoe, of the Middle Temple, 17. Mrs. Lewis, of Queen-ftr. Cheapside. Ai Wandsworth, Mr. Heaton Brown..

At Sible Hedingham, Mrs. Bland, widow 24. Ar Blackheathi, Wm. Larkins, esq. of John B. eíq hanker, of Lombard-street. late accountants general co the East India

Ai Bathi, the tise of the Rev. Methuen Company at Bungal. Rogers, one of the magistra:es for the coun- In South-Audley-ftreet, in his 79th year, ty of Somerser.

Matthew. Robert Arno!t, esq. gentleman. At Lillingston Dayrell, Bucks, Richard uther of the Grerii rod to the Kniglits of Dayrell, ely

the most ancient order of the Tbifle, and In Devon re-place, Hen. Newcome,esq. reading clerk and clerk in the private com.

IS. AC Millor, iu Kent, in his 71 ft year, mittees of the House of Lords, which last William Dyre, e q

ofiice ne filled will credit to himvelf aid M. Martil, elq, going down Bleane- fausfaction to chofe noble personages dus ing hili, ne ir C104c1bury, his berle, unfortu- a period of 38 years. nately treadi:g upon a sharp flini, suddenly fell, by which accident he was throull, ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS. and received so violent a contusion in his EV. James Price, M. A. Llanfechan head as to occasion his death in lefs than R. co. Montgomery. four hours afterwards. He was a very Rev. Henry Roulands, B. D. fellow of amiable young man, and his fute is deplored Jesus college, Oxford, Cerrig-y-Druidion by all who knw him.

R. cu Denbigin 10. AC Wilthamitow, Efrey, in her 18th Rev. Rubert Prichar!, B. D. fellow of yeur, Miss Aura Maria Bevford, duugiiter Jefus college, Oxford, Lanfibangel-Glyaof Wm. B. esq. of Fridy Greer.

Myfyr R. co. Denbigli, 20. In Charlotte-itreet, Bioomsbury, of Rev. Edward Roberts, M. A. Llansanta decline, which for the space of more than ffian.Glyn)-Dyf. Dwv R. co. Meriovech.

BILL of MORTALITY, from March 25, 10 April 22,1800.,
Christened.
Buried.

2 and 5 1731 so and 60 178 Males

5 and 10 1686

4000 and 70 160 Females 714

10 and 20

46 co and $c 100 Whereof have died under two years old 477 20 and 30. 131 | 80 aud 90 60 Deck Loaf 55. SU

30 and 40 150 90 and 100 6 Salt 145. per bulacé ; 3. per pound.

!

RI

793}1507 Females 207

Males. 87331686

Belu een

Wheat Rye, Barley) 0.125

Oloo

0153

112

900

052

900

312

20

Westmo. 135

Sloo

Hereford 105

602

2100

0173

6.00 olco

Ooo

9100

AVERAGE PRICES of CORN, from the Returns ending April 19, 18co. (399 INLAND COUNTIES.

MARITIME COUNTIES. Oats | Beans

Wheat Rye Barley Oats Ceans s. d. s. d. s.

2.

S. d. s.a. Middlel. 117 7 00 osi 1146 963 0

Essex

12I 078 C59 645 856 Surrey 121

0147 4,61 6

Kent

blo 051* 0143 Hertford 112 0157 043 362 4 Suflex 118

40

0396 Bedford 122 1ooo 059 144 094 Suffolk 118 7100 C150

139850 6 Hunting. 116 800 059 441 8157 ?

Cambrid.1:6

0:9 10 27 352 1 Northam.106 0174 656 10141 10171

6

Norfolk 1c8 70 048 349 Rutland 'oo ooo 070 0145 060 0

Lincoln 93 98405541/38 970 Leicester 107 50 063 014 287 S York 96 669 752 1141 1100 Notting. 124 300 069 6156 695 Durham 110 698 261 11154 Derby 114 300 063 9153

Northum. 86 134 48' 04-5

0172 3 Stafford 121 ofo 0,65 5149 158 10 Cumberl. 108 197 083 8153 100 Salop 116 777 466 647 078 4

2/112 081 1052 0176 8155 11 44 5165 0 Lancast. 123 Too 0 65 10'56 789.4 Worcest. 123 800 0159 1 46 677 4

Chefter 116 800 066

8 Joo Warwick 132

8
52 990 9
Flint 18 4.00

ooo Wilts 114 4100052 045 0814 Denbigh 122 072

089 $ Berks

135
610
48 342
0164 4
Anglelca 00

OCO
Oxford 116
153 543 069 10

Carnarv 104 0182 Bucks 177 300 051 845 275 10 Merion. 108 285 474 541 892 Montgo. 124 942 872 040

Cardigan 98 ooo 070 029 Brecon 98 sloo 062 437 9100 o Pembroke 97 oko 060 3jos Radnor: 105 zlco Olsz 5'33 800 o Carmart. 104 ooo 052 05 7100

Glamorg. 16 10 00 057 4 34 1020

Glouceft,in Average of England and Wales, per quarter.

soo 0148 548 185 3

Somerset 117 900 148 142 2169 4 113 0185 51595143 5173 I Monm. 121'000 of6g 1037

Devon

116 11 co 51 7131 Average of Scotland, per quarter. Cornwallı05 50 056 432 6co..o 85 1060 4:47 11/41 6175 II Dorfet

its ro, oo 040 700 oloo

Hants 119 120 0151 642 4159 AVERAGE PRICES, by which Exportation and Bounty are to be regulated. Wheat Rye Barley Oats Beans

Wheat Rye Brley Cats Beans Diftricts d. s. ds. d. s. ds. d.) Districts s. d. s. d. s. d. d. s. d. 1 885 557 441

662 8
9 103 1185 563

1 28 1073 1 2 115 185 550 035 11 508

116 8135 5152 9.44 978 1a 109 - 085 5148 341 3

3152
II 2 435 5153 11'32

2 72 92 974 0156

117 1085 5150 240 4159 97 293 553 747 3472 3

13 87 obo

0 54 747 5179 9 117, 41102 0 83 453 5173 14 89 060 049 1139 9180 185 5166 1157 1089 4 15 92' 3.60 0:2

5182 113 2153 8168 1043 8190 10 16 ga 060 0132 0132 960o

PRICES OF FLOUR, April 28. Fine 955. to loos. | Middling 8os. to 1265. Horse Pollard

16s.ou. Seconds gos. 10 975. Fine Pollard 21s, to 2 65. Bran.

165. od. Thirds 765. to 70s. Common ditco 173. to 205. OATMEAL, per Boll of 140lbs. Avoirdupois, 715. 1od.

• PRICE OF HOPS. Kent Pockets 141. os. to 161. 03. ! Suflex Pockets 131. 135. to 151. ros. Ditto Bags 131. os. to igl. 95.

Ditto Bags

131. os. to 14. 145. Farnham Pockets 161. os. to bl. 18,

Ellex Bigs

121. os. to 141. 415. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's-- Hay 31. 4.5. od. to 61. 125. od. Aver. 41. 175. od.

Straw 21. ris. 60. to 31. os. od. Aver. 21. 155. 90. Average Price or SUGAR, computed from the returns made in the week ending Apr. 23,

1805, is 625. 81. per cwr.inclusive of the duty of Customs paid or payable thereva
on the importation thereof into Great-Britain.

SMITHFIELD, April 28. To link the offal-per stone of Sih.
Beef
45. @d. to (s. 4d.
Pork

55. 40. to 6s. 81, Mutton

55. 4d. 10 54. 61.
Lamb

Os. od. to Os. od. Veal

55. od. to 75. od.

TALLOW, per stone of 81b. 38. 9d. COALS. BeAt in the Pool 48s od. To qus. 6.1. Sundertund, gos. od. co oose ode.

SOAP, Yellow, 765.--Motuled, 825.-Cur«, 86s.

LOND. GÁZETTE

Doncaster 2 GSESAL EVEN.

Dorchelier Journ Lloyd's Evening

Derby, Ex te
St. James': Chron

Gloucefies
Lado Caron.

Herefore, Hull 2
London Evening

Ipswich
Whitehall Even.

IRELAND 38
The Sun - Star

LEICESTER
London Packet

Leeds 2 Lewes
English Chron.

Liverpool 3
Times- Briton

Maidstone
Morning Chron.

Mancheher 3
Morning Herald

Newcale 3
Public Ledger

Northampten
Gazett.& M.Poft

Norwich 2
Courier-Ev.Ma

Nottingham
Courier de Lond.

OXFORD
London Herald

Portfmonth
Oracle & Dai. Ad.

Reading
Morning Advert.

Salisbury
18 Weekly Papers

SCOTLAND 12
Bat: 3, Brutol 5

Sheiicld 2
Bi magham

Sherborne, Surry
Blackburn-- Bury

Showibury
CAMBRIDCE 2

Staffordfaire
Canterbury 2

Stamfo da
Chelmsford

Winchester
Chester, Coventy

Worceste 2
CONTAINING
Cumberland
Meteorolog. Diaries for April and May, 1800 402 Fall of WingraveChur.-ChelmsforuCondut432
Hint for Improvements in St. Patrick's Cah. 403) The Present State of New Hall, co. Eifex 433
Afylam proposed for Cildren of the Brave 404 Arguments for and against the Cow-Pux. 434
On the Author of The Pursuits of Literature ib. Miscellaneous Observations-Lord Wenman ib.
Defence of the Uniterfi ies, and the Liturgy 405 Singular Instances of Tapping for the Dropsy 455
Depravity of the Stage-0 German Plays 406 Remarks ou gaudy Dre's Female Servants 435
Kotzebue's Family Dittreis very reprehensible 402 Anecdotes of Foster, the Flying Bitter 436
Anecdotes of Walter Harte, and of his father 428 Lines spoken by Children once Deaf andDarb 437
Mann's Exposition of the Churcu Catechism ibid. Lydiat-Mr. Jones--Miscellaneous Remarks ib.
Plan for Temple in Honour of Naval Victories 40A valuable Copy of Juliana Barnes's Book ib.
Character of the late Rev. Dr. Joseph Warton 410 Free Climpel opened in Weft ftr. S. Giles's 43
New Retrospect of the Eighteenth Century 412 Query on Ascarides?--Sir Sam. Morland, &c. 439
Tour to the Netherlands in 1793, continued 415 Acc. of the Harris's---and the Knights of Keriyib.
Oa glaring Improprieties in Modern Writers 416 Proceed. of the present Sellion of Parliament 439
Explanations of Celts from various Authors 418 Review of New PUBLICATIONS 415-461
Dryden's Tranflation of a Puffage in Virgil ibid. FOREIGN LITERARY INTELLIGENCE 461
Biographical Account of Richard Mulcaster 419 INDEX INDICATORIUS-Queries anfwered 46:
Biographical Anecdotes of James Ralph 421 SELECT POETRY, Antient and Modern463--467
Pursai:s of Archit. Innovation, No. XXIII: 422 Interesting Intelligence from London Gazettes 468
Account of Harlech Castle, in North Wales 425 The Monthly Retrospext of Foreign Aftirs 171
Site of Leatherfellei's Hall -St. Helen's Chur. ib Interesting Intelligenc: from Fore gn Parts 472
CharacteristicSketchof Dylander, he Mafician426 Country News--Domestic Occurrences ibid.
Architectural Alterations m-king at Oatlands its Marriages, Deaths of emninent Persons 483-494
A Biographical Sketch of Gabriel Giffart 427 Bill of Mortality from Apr.22 to May 27, 1200494
Confideration of a fingular Epitaph proposed 43: The Average Prices of Gram for Ons Month 495
Downfallor Chelmsford and WrittleChurches 432|Daily Variations in the Prices of the Stocks 496
Embellished with a beautiful Plan, ELEVATION, and SECTION, of a Design for a

Temple in Honour of our NAVAL VICTORIES; Vieus of HAHLECH CASTLE
and Sr. HELEN'S CHURCH; and a Sketch of DYLANDER, che Msfician,

By SrL VANUS URBAN, GENT.

Barom. Thermom. Hygrom State of Weather in April, 18co.

2.

leet in.

29,30 43 44 14 3.0

overcasto A. M. fun P. M. 27) 43 44

2.6

rain
641 44 43 3.1 Sun and pleasant, rain at night
58 49 5?

0 rain
56 46 46

.I Thowers 70 46 46

.6.lon, rain at night 74 50 50 .8 night showers 76152

50

2.8 gloomy 5648

49 .7 | heavy Towers

281 45

9 rain

9 JO 11 12 13 14 15

3.2

SW
SV
S
SE
SE
W
SW
SW
SW
SW
S
SW
SW
SW
S
SW
S

16

61 46 45
48 51 50
551 52 59
451 55 54
72 51 SI
35) si 51
30 so 48
60 49 48

50
52

50 30 58 48 30 47 47

46 471 41 43 80 48 48 851 47

481 53
201 49

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

.8 fine day, rain at night
.8 rain

showers
.5 showers
.9 howers

.3 showers
3.0 showers
•3 overcast

fun at intervals
:3 overcast
.4 overcast

showers
2.5

fun and pleasant
.8 delightful day

rain
1.8 black clouds
2.1

black clouds
3.5 Night Towers
.6

Thowers
4.4 black clouds

SE

62 47

.

SE
N
SE
SE
SW
SW
SW

64 47

5048
73 47

47

1. Rheum Palmatum has broke ground.--2. Sweet-scented violet Bowers-3. Goose. berry bush foliated; dead-nettle flowers.-8. Frogs croak.-9. Alder foliates.-10. White-thorn foliates.--13. Mountain-ash and horse-chesnut foliate.-14. Daffodil duwers. 15. Humble bee on the wing.–17. Tachamahacka foliated.-18. Periwinkle in full fower.-19. The lark foors; dandelion flowers.-22. Thunder and lightoing P.M.23. Thunder P. M.-25. Elm foliated.-26. Cuckoo sings.

Fall of rain this month 2.go inches.' Emporation 2.8 inches.
Walton, near Liverpool.

J. HOLT.

METEOROLOGICAL TABLE for May, 1800.
Height of Fahrenheit's Thermometer. Height of Fahrenheit's Thermometer.

W. CARY, Optician, No. 182, Acar Nossolk-Street, Strand.