the Tower, Sent, 25, 1647; difpliced from all his offices, and lus eftates forteited for treafon, 1651, and fold. Afer the Reftoration he was restored to his place as alderman and knighter, and farther, in confideration of is fufferings for the royal family, had a baronet's patent, which neither he nor any of his family ever took out, though his grandum and great grand. fon affumed the tile (Hafted, I. 332). The alderman lent Charles I. 60, col. and railed and maintamed a troop of horfe for his fervice: 4000l of this money was repaid, his eftate restored, and au apuuity of 4col. fettled on him for ever with the title. This was regularly paid to the time of Sir Robert Walpole, when it was difcontinned; and the deceafed was very poor, and had long laid afide his title. Society for propagating the Gospel in Fo reign Parts, gock; Sir John Cafs's Charity, at Aldgate, 20col.; St. Bartholomew's Hofpital, scool.; Bridewell and Bethlem Hofpitals, 5oool; the Afylum in St. George's Fields, 2cool.; the London Lying-in Hofpital, Moorfields, 20nol.; the Marine Society, 2coal; the Foundling Hofpital, 1500l.; the Ling-in Charity for delivering pour married, women at their own habitations, inftituted 1757, 2001.; the Magdalen Houfe, 1500l.; the London Hofpital, 20:0l; the Smallpox Hospital, 15ool.; the Middlesex Hofpital, 1500l.; the Difpenfary in Alderfgate-ftreet, 3.; St. Luke's Hofpital for Lunatics, 5col; the Charity-School of St. Giles's in the Fields, 500l; the Philanthropick Society, 300 l.; Chrift's Hofpital, 500ol.; the SaP. 491. Richard Barwell, efq. of Daw- maritan at the London Hofpital, 500l.; the lih, Devon, was fun of R. B. efq. of Stan- Charity-School in Leadenhall ítreet, St. tead park, Effex, and died aged 23. Catherine Cree, Aldgate, 5ook; the ChaP. 493. Mr. Codrington, who poffefedy School at Liffan-Green, for the relief 'every qualification which could conciliate Lhorphan children of poor clergymen, affection and enfure efleem, died at the доста o the Blind Charity at Chrift's Hofage of 39, when every opening profpitalinitmed by the Rev. Mr. Hetherpromifed a long career of profeffional em nence and domeftic felicity. P. 494. The late Mr. Kenton's difpofition of his property is fu truly benevolent, and at the fame time fo judicious, that we gladly embrace the opportunity of exhibiting the correct particulars of his will. He defires to be buried in the chancel of the parish church of Stepney, near to the remains of his wife and family; and directs that a monument be erected, at an expence not exceeding 300l. He gives to his executors and trustees the fum of 8cool. Bank Stock, the dividends of which are to be paid to Mr. Charles Smith dung his life, and the principal to be divided among his children after his death. He gives his freehold and copyhold efta es to the fame truitees, for the benefit of the male heirs of the faid Charles Smith; and in default of male heirs, to his daughters. He gives the produce of his leafehold eftates to the fame trustees, to form an accumulated fund for the benefit of all the children of the faid Charles Smith. He directs his furniture, plate, linen, watches, jewels, books, and quors, to be fold, and the produce to be vefted in the publick funds, in the names of the trustees, to form part of the above accumulated fund for the benefit of all the children of the faid Charles Smith: but, in default of affue, all the foregoing truft property to veft in Mr. David Pike Watts. He directs the following benefactions to be paid within fix months after his death. To the Charity-School in Eaft Smithfield, 5col; the Charity-School of St. Mary, Whitechapel, 5ool.; the like in Stepney, 500l.; the Charity for the relief of poor Clergymen's Widows, 5ool.; the GENT. MAG. June, 1800. to 20,000l.; to the Sunday-School Soety in London, 30cl.; to the Vintners Company, 2000l. to their general fund, and 2050k to re-build their Alms-house, at MileEnd, and 2001, more to be placed out in the public funds, and the interest to be diftributed among the poor women in the faid Alms-house, after deducting two guineas to be paid to a clergyman of the Church of England, for preaching an annual fermon. He directs the following legacies to be paid at the end of fix months after his deceafe: to John Cales, 20,000l.; Elizabeth Coles, his daughter, 2000l; Mrs. Mary Corfellis, of Woodford-bridge, 1000); Mrs. Gill, wife of Alderman Gill, 5001; Mifs Grace Gill, their daughter, 5001.; Mrs. Hankin, the wife of Mr. George Hankin, now or late near Stanstead, in Hertfordshire, gool.; Mifs Smith the elder, and her fitter, Mifs Ann Smith, of Hackney, formerly of the Minories, each 2501.; the two Mifs Jackson's, of Charlotte-ftreet, near Rathbone Place, each the fum of 2501.; Mifs Mary Morton, of Colebrooke-row, Iflington, 300l.; Mifs Sufannah Leigh, fifter of Mrs. Mary Marshall, widow of Mr. William Marshall, late of Londonftreet, 500l.; Mrs. E. Delane, No. 33, Gower-freet, 500!.; Rev. Dr. Keonets, of Great Marlborough-street, 500l.; Mr. Daniel Whalley, of the Minories, Winemerchant, 500l.; Mr. John Vaughan, of Cornhill, Banker, 200ol.; Mr. Charles Martin, of Haydon-square, 1000l.; the Right Hon. Alderman Harley, 1oool.; Mr. Alderman Clark, 1000l.; Sir James Sanderfon, Kut. 5col. [dead]; Mr. Jofeph Boone, of Aldgate, sool.; Mr. Henry Cranke, of Bridewell Hospital, sool. [dead]; Mr. Jeffo Gibion, Gibfon, of Hackney, 500l.; Mr. Thomas 17. The lady of the Speaker of the Houfe of Commons, a daughter. 25. In Harley-freet, Cavendish-fquare, the wife of Culling Smith, efq. a daughter. MARRIAGES. T Monghyr, in Bengal, Tho. pital, sool; Mr. Richard Nicholson, of 1799. A Twining, efq. of the E. 1. Coleman-ftreet, Woollen-Draper, sool.; Gubbins, Surveyor, 500l.; Mr... Whitmore, fen. Brewer, zool; Mr. James Strachan, Merchant, of Mincing-lane, 500l.; Mr. Chriftopher Cour, of Maryland-point, gool.; Mr. Patrick Macleod, Bread-street, 50el.; Mr Coles, of Vintners-Hall, 5001; Mr. John Dean, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, sool.; M. Alexander Maxwell, of Oxfordcourt, 5ool.; Mr. Ellis Needham, of Glon cefter-street, 500l.; Samuel Hawkins, Efq. of Finchley, 500l.; to the four children of John and Ann Coles, he gives his four Thares in the Middlefex Tontine; to his Housekeeper, Mary Elizable Buckle, sool.; his Cook, Mary Peters, sool.; his Houfemaid, Sarah Kimber, tol.; his Coachman, John Smith, 100l.; his Footman, John Green, tool.; provided they are living with him at the time of his decease, and he directs, mourning to be given to them. He appoints David Pike Watts, Richard Baldwyn, John Halford, and Richard Till, his executors and trustees, and gives to each of the three lift 2000l. He leaves his pictures to Mr. David Pike Watts, together with all the refidue of his eftate and effects what foever. Will, da ed O&. 20, 1794. P. 505, b. 1. 47, r. variegated. July. Company's civil fervice, to Mifs Mary Cock. Nov. At Madras, Henry Brown, efq. commercial resident, to Mifs Sewell, niece of Henry, S. efq. of that prefidency. 21. At Hertingfordbury, Mr. Baron, late of the University of Cambridge, to Mifs Mary-Anne Hickman, of Hertford. 23. At Cheadle, co. Stafford, Mr. Bourne, furgeon, to Mrs. Child, relict of Mr. Jn. C. jun attorney, of Cliff-house, near Cheadle. Mr. William Davis, of Pall Mall, to Mifs Cadman, of St. James's palace. 25. Mr. George Skelton, organist of Lincoln cathedral, to Mifs Francis, of Lincoln. 26. At Totnes, Baldwin Fulford, efq. of Great Fulford, Devon, to Mifs Adams, eldest daughter of William A. efq. M. P. Rev. Thomas Neate, of Chiding fold, Surrey, to Mifs Church. 27. At Walcot, Mr. C. Hagley, of Combhay, to Ms M. Leder, of Kilmerfdon. 28. At Kibworth, co. Leicester, Mr. Wm. Wartnaby, jun, attorney, of Market Harborough, to Mifs Haymes, of Glen. At Barnburton, co. York, Mr. Tatham, of Mount-street, to Mifs Shepherd, dau. of the Rev. Richard S. of the same place. At Clifton, Arthur Berry Jones, efq) lieutenant in the Bath volunteers, to Mifs Hefketh, daughter of Mrs. Winckley. At Woolhampton, Berks, Lambert Fowler, efq. of Soho-square, to Mifs Deane. De 3. Mr. Charles Brown, of Westonupon-Trent, to Mifs Anne Cox, of Derby. 4 Mr. Robert-Feter Smith, of Whitechapel-road, to Mifs Mary Silver, youngest daugh. of Jofeph S. efq. of Hatton-street. 5. At Newtontony, Wilts, William Wilfon Currey, efq. of Thornton, in Chefhire, to Mifs Thomafina Smyth, fifter of Fran.-Geo. S. efq. of Wisbury-house, Wilts. At Sculcoates, Capt. Wm. Kirkby, of T Chefter, the wife of Randall Scarborough, to Mrs. Creffwell, of Hull. BIRTHS. MA Goifip, efq. captain in the 3d 28. or King's own dragoons, a fon. 30. At Walham, co. York, the wife of Robert Bower, efq. a daughter. 31. In Queen Anne ftr. Weft, the wife of Charles Smith, efq. M.P, a fon and heir. Lately, at his Lordship's feat at Redburn, co. Linc. Lady Wm. Beuclerk, a dau. June.. At his houfe at Charing-crofs, the wife of Charles Drummond, efq a dan. 8 At Ingmire-hall, co. York, the wife of John Upton, efq, a fon. At his Lordship's houfe in Grofvenerfqur Lady Porchester, a fon and heir. 16 The wife of Daniel Garrett, esq. of Highbury-terrace, a daughter. 6. Mr. Tho. Cavey, of Haxey, to the daughter of Mr. Henry Ward, ironmonger. 12 Alexander Cockburn, efq. his Britannic Majefty's conful at Hamburgh, to Mademoiselle de Vegnier. 16. Capt. T. G. Shortland, of the royal navy, to Mifs E. Tonkins, of Plymouth. 23. At Auchinleck, in Scotland, Wm. Bofwell, efq. to Miis Elizab. Bofwell, dau. of the late James B. efq. of Auchinleck. Mr. Teale, of Leeds, furgeon, to Mift Pridgin, of York. 24. At Edinburgh, the Rev. James Jack of Kirkintilloch, to Mifs A. S. Erfkine. 27 At Bermondfey, the Rev. T. W. Champnels, to Mifs Macnamara. 28. At 28. At Fratton, Hants, James Cobh, efq. of the E. India-houfe, to Mifs Stanfell. William Dean Staples, efq. captain in the 24th dragoon-guards, to Mifs ElizabethFrances Monk, of Bath. Rev. Hugh Jones, jun. head-mafter of the free grammar fchool in Burton-uponTrent, to Mifs M. Hofkins. 30. At Ayr, Dr. Wm. Meikleham, profellor of practical aftronomy in the Univerfity of Glasgow, to Mifs A. Scott. Major Trant, of the Minorca regiment, to Mifs Horfington, of Craven-ftr. Strand. 31. William Folkett, efq. of Gray's-inn fquare, to Mifs Charlotte Milford, daughter of Samuel M. efq. of Exeter. At Qualt church, Salop, Hugh Houstown, efq. of the Ayrshire fencible cavalry, to Mifs Catharine Whitm、 re, of Dudmaston. 1800. Jan. 1. At St. George's, Cul. Lake, of the guards, to Lady Graham, Robert Giles Ibbs, of Kimbolton, to Mifs Mary Matthews, of Quebec-ftreet. At Edinburgh, Major John Craigie Halket, of the 55 foot, to Mifs Margaret Davidfon, eldest daughter of John D. efq. At Cardrofs, in Scotland, John Graham, efq, to Mifs Matilda Erskine, fourth daugh, of James E. efq. of Cardrofs. At Newington, Surrey, Mr. Benjamin Flower, printer of " The Cambridge Intelligencer," to Mifs Gould, of Doubrook, At Bath, John James Bedingford, efq. of Ditchingham-hall, Norfolk, to Mifs Pierly. 2. At Mary-la-Bonne, John Finch Simpfon, efq. only fon of John S. efq. of Laund abbey, co. Leicester, to Mils Ducarel, d.ugh. of Gerard Gustavus D.efq. of Exmouth, Dev. Capt. John Wright, of the royal navy, to Mifs Schank, daug. of Commiffioner S. At Millbrook, near Southampton, Sír Charles Mill, bart. of Mattisfont, to Mifs Morfhead, eldest daugher of Sir John M. bart. of Frennant park, Cornwall. At Lambeth, Chriftopher Holland, efq. of the War-office, to M is Ireland. At Leeds, Mr. Richard Tottie, of Hull, merchant, to Mifs S. Walker, of Leeds. 3. At Edinburgh, Alexander Carre, efq. of Caverse, to Mifs Anne Bofwell, eldeft daughter of Robert B. efq. W. S. 4. At Bath, Mr. Crutwell, printer, to Mifs C. George. 5. Rev. Wiltshire John Emmett, only fon of John E. efq. of St. Alban's, tʊ Mils Smith, of Warford. 6. John Smith, efq. of Finsbury square, to Mis Tucker, eldest daughter of the late Lieut.-col. J. Clement Kirwan, efq. of Lime street, to Mifs Man, niece of Francis Wadman, efq. of Northfleet, Kent. 7. At Bafwick, near Stafford, J. S. Sak, efq. of Lombard street, London, banker, to Mifs S. Stevenfon. At the Quakers meeting at Poole, Mr. Ifaac Steele, of Champion-hill, Camber well, to Mils D. Rolles, of Poolę, Rev. Edward Tennaht, of Bicker, co.Lincoln, to Mifs Fountain, of Great Hall, fen." 8. Mr. Newberry of Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange, to Mifs Wellwood. At Bath, John King, efq. of Lymington, Hants, to Mifs Lucy Blick. At Gayfield, John Bowman, efq. from Jamaica, M. D. to Mifs Margaret Gordon, da. of the late Sir Alex, G. bart. of LefLnoir. 9. Mr Abernethy, of Bedford-row, to Mifs Threlfal, of Eumon on. Mr. George Ruttell, of Oxford-ftreet, to Mifs March, of Borden. Kent. 10. Capt. Pogfon, of the Eaft India Company's fervice, to Mifs Carter, only daughter of James C. efq of Jamaica. Francis Valley, efq. barrister a law, to Mifs Lloyd, eld ft da. of the late Mr. James L. attorney, of Knighton, co, Raunor. At Edinburgh, Mr. James Ferguson, W. S. to Mifs Ifabella Anderson. Wm. Mannock, efq of Gfford-hall, Suffolk, to Mifs S. Athmell, of Lamb's Conduit-ft, daughter of Mis. Bell, who died at Bath, June, 1797 (Se LXVII. 532) Edmund Larken, cfq. of Copthall-court, to Mis Greaves, eldest daughter of the late John G. efq. of Mark-lane. John Menzies, efq. of Kennington, to Mifs Gardiner, of Wandsworth. 11. Dr. B. Curling, of Upper Guildfordftreet, to Mifs Harriet Hutchinson, daught, of James H. efq. of Little St. Helen's. At Baldekirk, in Cumcerland, Jofeph Dykes, Ballantine, efq. eldeft fon of Lawfor D. B. efq. of Crook dale-hall, o Mifs Dykes, of Dovenby-ball, daughter and fole heiress of the late Fretchevill D. efq. of Warthole-hall, in the fame county. 12. At Upper Deal, Capt. Innes, of the royal na y, to Mifs Sayer, of Deal. Mr. R. Dunball, to Mifs Anne Adams both of Somers-town. At Kegworth, Mr. J. Sorefby, of Cavendith bridge, to Mis Sevenfon, daughter of Mr. S. fu geon, of Kegworth. 16. Mr. Wm. Richardfon, jun. of Ber mondfey, to Mifs Scudder, of Bufton, Kent, Mr. Henderson, of Mortimer-street, Ca vendifh-fq to Mifs Stovio, of Brompton. Mr. Edmonds, furveyor, to Mifs Perfon, only da. of Wm. P. efq, of Newington Butts, At Bath, John Gittins Archer, efq to Mils Vaffal, of Bath. 18 Elias John Lefargue, efq. of Oakham, to Mifs Baines, of Uppingham. 21. Richard Llewellin, efq of Westbury on Trim, co. Glouc. to the eldest daug, of John Sealy, efq. Mr. John Hatch, of Windfor, to Mils Stone, only daughter of Thomas S. etq. Thomas Peake, efq. barrister at law, to Mifs Budgen, of Tottenham. Mr. Thorpe, of the 4 h dragoons, to Mifs Barker, of Stamford, co. Lincoln. Mr. John Vaux, of Austin-friars, to Mifs Eliza. Lonifa Liddjard, of Swanfea. 22 At 22. At Margate, Capt. Dancer, of the 40th foot, to Mifs Kinder, of James ftreet. 23. Wm. Willon, efq. of Wellingborough, co. Northampton, to Mifs Harriet Augufta Hinde, youngest daughter of the late Robert H. fq. of Prefton caftle, Herts. 24. M. Stovin Fenwick, efq. captain in the North York militia, to Mifs FrancesAnne Farquharfos, third daughter of the late Alex. F. efq of Haughton. 25. Mr. Paul Tatlock, of Batterfea, Sur rey, to Mifs Amelia Grefley, of Bristol. 26. At Melbourne, Mr. Thonias Orme, mafter of the Blue-Coat School at Ashbyde-le-Zouch, to Mifs F Banton. 27. At Totnefs, Devon, Samuel Adams, efq. to Mifs Bentall At Dover, Mr. Lloyd, to Mifs Edwards, comedians, of Mr. Diddear's company. Lieut.-col. Brooke, of the 20th foot, eldeft fon of Sir Samuel B. of Beaumaris, in Wales, to Mifs Grimshaw, daughter of John G. efq. of Preston, co. Lancaster. 29. At St. George's, Hanover-fquare, John Berkeley Deane, efq, to Mii: Knudson. Thomas Hefleden, efq. of Fernby, to Mits Baker of Hull. 30. Mr. Halford, draper, of Oakam, to Mits Sewell, of Uppingham. At Spalding, Mr. T. Thorpe, jun. merchant, to Mifs Cockett. At St. George's Hanover-fquare, Jofeph Mortimer, efq. to Mifs Caroline Bedingfield. Fb. 6. Rev. R. T. Andrews, LL. B. to Mils Forfter, of Holand-f. Fitzroy-fq. At Fortimouth, Capt. Seward, of the royal navy, to Mifs Evelegh. 10. At Lakenham, Bartiet Gurney, efq. Banker of Norwich, to Mifs Mary Cockell, young. da of Wm. C. efq. of Attleborough. 17. At Gibraltar, B. Hollowell, el captain of his Majefty's fhip Swiftfure, to Mifs Inglefield, da. of J. N. 1. efq. commillioner of his Majelty's navy at that place. 18. At Wotton Underedge, James Lloyd Harris, efq. of Stonehofe, to Mifs Burland. John Hughes, efq. fon of Admiral Sir Richard H. to Mrs. Bernard, of Park-ftreet, Bristol, daughter of Cunningham, efq. 19. James M'Taggart, efq. merchant, of Briftol, to Mifs Anne Hamilton. 20. Mr. D. Webb, hofter, of Leicester, to Mifs M. Davis, daughter of the Rev. H. D. 22. Mr. Thomas Barnet, of the Minories, to Mifs Mary Ashley, of Iflington. 24. At Frome, Somerfet, Rev. Peter Wood, rector of Broadwater and Rufpar, Suffex, to Mifs Ellen Shepard, daughter of W. S. eq. of Pulteney-ftreet, Bath. Fleming French, efq. of David reet, Manchefter-fq. to Mifs Helen, Pakenham. Charles Conftable Stanley, eiq. of Acklam, co. York, to Mis Macdonald, York. At Bath, Rev. Francis Warre, of Taunton, Semelet, to Mifs L. C. Poph..in. 25 Mr. G. Melmoth, jun. of Sherborne, Dorict, to Mils Guppy, of Sandford. At Landguard fort, James Brodie, efq. of the 4th or King's own regiment of foot, to Mifs Anne Munro, eldest da. of Lieut. M, of the British Invalids. At Aberdeen, Dougald Gilchrift, efq, of Ofpidale, co. Sutherland, to Mifs Role, only daughter of Alex. R efq. Mr. Taylor, of Bradford-house, near Dorchester, to Mifs Clapcott, of Blandford, At We Bromwich, Mr. John Cumber fand, hofter, of Leicester, to Mas Sauth, of Bmingham, niece of the late Robert Bakewell, efq. of Difhley. 25. A Bridgetown, Barbadoes, Lieat.col. Bonham, of the 69th foot, to Mifs Agnes Skeete, niene to the Hon. Wm. Bishop, governor of that island. 27. James Quinan, efq. of Frederickftreet, Dublin, to Mifs Margaret Maturi. March 1 Mr. Gerard, corn-factor, of Cannon-ftreet, to M-is Boredoff, of Pinger. 3. Iac Watt, efq. merchan', of Dartdee, to Mifs Catharine Webster, youngut dau of Mr. Robert Wat Mats, of Erd. 4. Mr. Thomas Teefd le, of Bufton, co. Lincoln, to M (s Wetheral), of Fleckington. 8. George Robert Fyres, eq. HarleyAtreet, to Mis Louifa Parker, codest daug. of Sir Harry P. bar. of Gt. Cumberland-pl.j John White, efq. of Shaftesbury, Dorfet, to Mifs Elizabeth South, youngest daughter of Thomas S. efq. At St. Aldate's church, Oxford, Robert Srrei Wood, efq of Olmington, co. Doriet, to Mifs Holmes, fifter of the rev. Robert Holines, D. D. Canon of Chrift-Church. 10. Capt. Logan, of the Berwickshire Tight dragoons, to Mifs Jelen Home, only daughter of the late Wm. H. efq. 11. At Hinckley, co. Leicester, Mr. Edward Orrall, to Mis Pollard Lieut.-tol. Conran, of the 52d foot, te Mifs Anne Hopkins. 17. Charles Ingleby, efq. of Springfield, co. Flint, to Mifs Jones, of Canterbury-row. Lieut, Wm. Ruby Lomas, of the Madras artillery to Mifs A. Mitchell, of Leicester. 20. Mi. Thomas Docker, furgeon of the milit.hof at Deal, to Mifs Starr, of Dover. At Trowbridge, Wilfs, Mr. John Drink water of New Brentf. to Mifs Julia Martin, 23.. At Drogheda, in Ireland, Capt. Thurifan Dale, of the 4th (or King's) own infantry, fecond fun of Robert D. efq of Ahbourne, co. Derby, to Mifs Matthews, of Drogheda. 25 Mr. Williams, to Mifs French, both of Caftle-ftreet, Holborn. 26. At Thirsk, co. York, Mr. John Stockdals, gel 9, to Mrs. Dennifwood, aged 84 27. A. Harborough, co. Leicester, Dr. William Witherington Arnold, fecond fon of. Dr. A. of Leicester, to Mifs Major, eld. da. of the late Tho, M. efq. of Harborough, 29. At Edinburgh, Hector Macke zie, efq. of New York state, America, fon of the late Kenneth M. efq. of Redcastle, to Min Mifs Diana Davifon, fecond, daughter of Dr D physician, at Leeds. 31. Robert Boughton, efq. to Mifs Hill, of Grove-oufe, Hammersmith. April 2. At Stamford, co. Lincoln, the Rev. George Hederick, chapin 9 the Counters downger of Mexborough, to Mrs. Butter, widow of the Rev. C. B. bott, of Ackworth, co. York. At Prethford, co. Som. Henry Mant, efq, of G. y-Preet, Bath, to Mifs Newton. 3. At Doverness, Major Mac Cofkell, infpecting fold ficer of that difbict, to M. Show, eldest daughter of James S. ety, or Wateronli, banker, in Invernels. Mr. Henry Pearce, mercer and woollendraper of Exeter, to Mus Elizabeth Pugfley, of Tivertou. 5. lex nd-x Pitcairn, efq. of Lincoln'sinn, to Mais Elizabeth C-mobeil. At Edinburgh, Lieut. col. Jimes Pringle, of the Eat-India Company's fe vice, to Ms Charlowe Halkett, daughter of the late Sir John H. bary, of Pitfirran. Hay Smith, efq, banker, in Haddington, to Mifs Yeomans, daughter of the late Dr. Ys phyfician, or Shrewibury. 7. Capt. Parkinfon, of the royal navy, to Mis Clarke, of Uckfield, Saffex, only daughter of the late Rev. Mr. C. 8. A Brae-troufe, near Edinburgh, Hugh Mair, efq. of Wyfeby, to Mifs Steuart, daughter of David S. efq.. At Aberdeen, Lieut. Roderick Mackenzie, of the 2e regiment of North British milica, to Mifs Jane Smith, daughter of Mr. Richard S. of Colter paper-mill., 14. George Auftin, eiq. of WottonUnd-redge, to Mfs Auftin. At Mancetter, R. Latham, efq. of Sandbach, Chef. to M·ss Latham, of Atherstone. At Croft-houfe, Govan, Scotland, Andrew Moody, cfq. of Pailey, to Miis Margaret Fulton, M-Brair, daughter of Archibald M. efq. of Croft. 15. At Streatham, Surrey, Edward Browne, jun. efq. of Mari-lane, to Mils Browne, daughter of Peter B. elq. 22. James-Anthony Wickham, etq. of From, to Mifs Dawe, only daughter of Hill D. efq. of Budgewater. 23. Gervas Woodhoufe, efq, of Owfton, co. Lincoln, to Mifs Harvey, only daughter of the Rev. Edmund H. rector of Finding ley, co. Nottingham. 21. Thomas Griffith, efq, of Backmanfreet, to Mifs Slade, of Rye. 26. Richard Bethell, efq. of Rife, co. York, to Mifs Mary Welbank, of Ramíga. At Lambeth, Mr. Hobfon, of the EaltIndia-boufe, to Mifs Campbell. Wm. Beck, efq. of Hackney, to Mifs Thorpe, of Battle, Suffex. Flower Humble, efq. of Bentley, to Mits Sarah Fofter, of Hesle. Rev. Ifaac Nicholfon, of Little Paxton, to Mils Sarah Pell, of Fentanton Hunts. 28. At Liverpool, Samuel Staniforth, efq. to Mifs Littledale, Mr. James White Baffett, furgeon, of Newport, to Mifs Eliza Bowerman, of Brook, in the Isle of Wight. 2. Capr. Meadows, late of the Earl of Wycombe East-Indiaman, to Mifs Syrett. At Ar eto, in the Ifle of Wight, Capt Geary, of the royal artillery, to Mits Joliffe, of Merit n, is the fame ifland. At Liverpool, Capt. Elnshirft, of the North Lincoln, militia, to Mifs Jane D. Bewion, youngest daugh, of Mofes B. efq. Mr. Warrington, draper, to Mifs Jane Stevenson, third daughter of Alderman, S. all of Stamford, co.. Lincoln. 30 Mr. James Stonehouse, merchant, of Crutched-friers to Mifs Webster, of York. At Lutterworth, co. Leicester, Mr. R. Burdett, eideft daughter of the Rev. Robert B. late 1«ctor of Gilmorton. May 1. Roger Pettiward, efq. of Great Finborough-hall, Suffolk, to Mils Jane Seymour Colman, daughter of Francis C. efq. of Hilleridon, Devon. At Widford, near Chelmsford, Rev. Mr. Thomas, of Fobbing, Elfex, to Mr. Wilkinfon, reli&t of Lieut. W. of the Bucks milit. Mr. Daniel Pemy, of Sherborne, to Mifs Mary Lampard, of Pitcombe. Mr. T. Hellings, attorney, of Tiverton, Devon, to Mifs Leigh, of Craddock. 7. William Brummell, efq of Donnington Grove, Berks, to Miss Daniel, eldeit dau of Jame D efq. of Upper Wimpole-ft. 8. At Ipfwich, Thomas, Chamberlin, efq. captain in the 24th foot, to Mifs Ruf fel, eldest daughter of Wm. Rawitorn R. efq. of that place. At Whifton, near Rotherham, Wm. Waller, efq. to Mifs Anne Topp. 10. Mr. Gilbert Pudner, jim to Mifs Elizabeth Aylwin, both of Fleet-street. G. Turner, efq. of the Strand, to Mifs E. Hamingway, daughter of J H. efq. G. F. Leckie, etq. of Bryanftone-street, to Mrs. Thewles of Ma chefter-Areet. ...At Lichfield, Mr. Simpfon, book feller, of Wolverham ton, to Mifs E. Woodward, fecond daughter of the late Mr. W. 12. Robert Scott, eiq. of the Bengal civil eft blishment, nephew of David S. efq. of Upper Harley-treet, M. P. to Mis Jervis, daughter of Benjamin J. etq. dec. Late chief of Surat, in the Eaft Indres. Thomas Grimfton Estcourt, efq. eldest fon of Thomas E. efq. of Eftcourt, co. Gloucefter, to Mifs Sutton, eldest daughter of James S efq. of New park, Wilts. At Llangefni, in Angle ca, Mr. H. Cecfan, to Mifs Lucy Pencoch, (the rich herefs of the late John Hughes, efq. of Bawgwddau-hall) a lady of much beauty, but entirely deaf and dumb. This circumftance drew together an amazing concourfe of people to witnefs the ceremony, which on the bride's part was hterally performed |