Mrs. Shennan, wife of Capt. J. Shennan.

Died] At Chefter, Suddenly, Mr. J. Moore,

At Manchester, Mr. J. Bennett, timbermerchant.-Mr. D. Foden, of Holme Mr, Hilton, manufacturer of fmall wares.-Mr. D. Wolfe, cotton merchant. Mr. J. Sm'th, At Lancaster, aged 60, Mr. T. Shaw, fhoe-maker-Mr. R. Caton.

At Blackburne, the Rev. J. Mac Quack. -Mr. T. Kenyon.

At Bury, suddenly, aged 44. Mrs. Morrall, well known in different public exhibitions, throughout thefe kingdoms; an extraordinary production of nature, having been born without a.ms; she could, however, cut the fmallest papers and devices, in the muft ingenious manner, with a pair of fciffars, by means of her roes: the appeared in very good health to recently as at lait Salford fair,

At Preston, Mr. J. Holden, organift; a worthy young man, of acknowledged mufica abilities

At Colne, in the prime of life, Mr. John Moore, attorney.-Aged 52, Mis. E. Stuttard, wife of the Rev. J. Stuttard.

At Warrington, aged 65, Mr. Mathias, At Wigan, Mrs. Bullock, wife of Mr. J. Bullock, brazier.

At Ulverstone, aged 89, Mrs. Mary Fell, wife of Capt. f Fell

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At Liverpool, on the 4th of March, Mr. Edward Grayion, merchant, by a wound in a duel with William. Sparling, efq which adds another melancholy inftance to the many that have lately happened, of the dreadful confequences of appeal to the mistaken laws of honour. Society has rarely lott a agreeable companion! kindred, a more affect tionate relative; or intimates, a steadier friend He was manly, generous, and fincere; kind and benevolent to all dependent on him, of within his power to affift. He poflified a fuperior talent of wit and humour, which he fuccessfully exercifed on upstart pride, and ridi culous vanity; but never debated it by illnature or calumny-I am dificiled for thee; my brother, very pleafant haft thou been

unto me.

CHESHIRE.

Married.] At Chetter, ir. T. Crage, bookfeller, to Mifs Swinchett, of Ternhill, Salop., -C. Pratt, etq. of Tottenham mills, to Mits M. Lewis.-W. Bage, efq. to Mifs M Hugh s.

At Bowden, Mr. Hugo Worthington, of Altrincham, to Mifs Harrop, of Hale. lodge. R. W. Wynne, efq. of Garthewn, county of Denbigh bie, to Miís Stanley, of Comt, Dear Wrexham Mr. Pritchard, of Liverpool, to Miis A. Simcock, of Nantwich.

DERBYSHIRE.

Married.] At Wefton, upon Trent, Mr. T. Salt, of Burton upon Trent, eldeft fon of T. Salt, efq. of Abbon Bromley, Staffordshire, to Mifs Dawfon, only daughter of the Rev. W Dawfon.-The Rev. R. Smyth, domeftic chaplain to the Duke of Devonshire, at Chatworth, to Mifs C Hyde.

At Mealham, Mr. E. Mammott, to Mifs Simmons, daughter of the late J. Simmons, efq.

At Breafton, Mr. Parkinfon, grazier of Sawley, to Mifs Bonfall.

At Walton-upon-Trent, the Rev. J. Bond, to Mifs Margaret Hollier.-Mr. W. Lea, to Mifs Mary Hollier.

Died.] At Derby, aged 65, Mr. Stables.

Aged 43, Mrs. Bateman, wife of Mr. C: Bateman, attorney.-Aged 72, Mrs. F: Cooke.--In her 69th year, Mrs. Campion, of the Bell-inn.-Aged 39, Mr. J. Wart, filk throwiter.-Aged 76, Mrs. Richard fon, widow.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.

Married At Nottingham, G. Bodfworth, gent. to Mifs M. Cooper, of Calverton.Mr. Pigott, watchmaker, to Mifs Moore.

At Oakham, in Rutland, the Rev. Mr. Jarman, member of a congregation of particular baptifts, in Nottingham, to Mifs Betts,

At Ratcliffe upon-Trent, Mr. Smith, of Normanton, upon the Welds, to Miis Barker.

Mr. J. Haftings of Nottingham, to Mifs M. A. Thompson, only daughter of Mr. G. Thompfon, timber-merchant, of Manfield.

At Thrumpton, hear Nortingham, Wm. Farmer, gent. of Whatton, near Bingham, to Mrs. Symes, widow of the late Rev. F. Symes, formerly vicar of Ruddington.

Died.] At Nottingham, aged 82, Mr. Mathew Baghaws one of the first fupporters of the Wefleyan methodifm, in Nottingham, and a teady and exemplary member of that fociety about 63 years. Aged 101, Mrs. Peet, widow -Aged 56, Mrs. F. Sands, of Basford Bowling-Green Houfe.--Mis Silver. wood, wife of Mr. V. Silverwood, butcher. -Aged 70, Mrs. T. Elliot Mr. S. Chadburn, landlord of the Ball public-house.

At Lenton, near Nottingham, in an adVinced age, Mis Platts, a maiden lady.-Mrs. Culley,-wife of Mr. Culley, frame-work knitter, of Middle Hill: fhe was in the act of dreing herfelf, having juft rifen from her

bed,

bed, when the fuddenly fell down, and almoft inftantly expired.

At Scarrington, near Bingham, aged 65, Mrs. Marsh, a widow lady.

At Radcliffe-upon-Trent, aged 44, Mrs. Parr. Mr. R. Holmes, well known by the audience attending the Newark theatre, during the fay of the performers.

LINCOLNSHIRE.

Married.] At Gainsborough, Mr. G. Riley, farmer, to Mrs. Ogleby, widow.-Mr. R. Shaw, farmer and grazier, to Mifs Bingley, both of Althorpe.

Died.] At Gainsborough, aged 83, Mrs. Thornton, relict of the late Mr. Robert Thornton, bricklayer.-Aged 77, Mr. Jofeph Laing, of Luddington.

At Caiftor, T. Lawrence, efq. major in the first regiment of the North Lincolnshire legion.

At Louth, aged 33, Mr. F. Hirft, a man chiefly remarkable for his corpulence, weighing 36 ftone.-Aged 91, Mr. Bayley.

At Alford, very fuddenly, advanced in years, Mr. W. Dickinson.

At Crowle, Mrs. Boyd, relict of the late lieut. colonel Boyd.

LEICESTERSHIRE.

Married.] Mr. J. Adnutt, eldest son of the late Mr. E. Adnutt, of Markfield-grange, to Mifs M. Hawkins, of Halstead. -Mr. Margetts, of Hemingford-mills, Huntingdonfhire, to Mifs Margetts, of Theddingworth, in this county.

At Belton, Mr. Darby, farmer, of Merrilgrange, to Mifs Morley, of Boylstone, Derby fhire. Mr. Barfton, ironmonger, of Leicefter, to Mifs Twigge, of Welwyn, Herts, Mr. George Gardiner, hofier, to Mifs Slight, of Alford, in Lincolnshire.

Died.] At Leicester, Mrs. Nutt, wife of Mr. Nutt, fen. grocer.-Mr. Atkins, a confiderable wholesale grocer. At Lutterworth, Arnold, efq. a gentleman of confiderable property. At Afhby-de-la-Zouch, Mifs Piddock, only daughter of Mr. Piddock, attorney.

At Exton, in Rutland, W. Reeve, efq. Dying inteftate,, his very confiderable estate devolves to Robert Kirke, efq. his nephew, and heir at law, of Kibworth, in this county. At Arnsby, the Rev. J. Crowder, A. M. curate of Wrestlingworth, in Bedfordshire; a clergyman of found evangelical principles, of primitive manners, and extenfive ufefulnefs in his profeffion.

STAFFORDSHIRE.

ford.

Married.] At Coventry, Mr. J. Hampson, to Mils H. Jackfon.Mr. J. Beafley, watchgilder, to Mrs. Carlos.-Mr. Whiting, maltiter, to Mifs Whiting, of Hawkeibury.

At Birmingham, Mr. B. Reddell, to Mifs E. Morrice, daughter of the Rev. J. Morrice, of Weft Bromwich.-Mr. C. Wright, merchant, to Mils Pardoe, of Old Swinford.--Mr. T. shayle, tanner, to Mifs Gibbs, of Blackford-mill, near Henley in Arden.—Mr. J. Smith, gilt toy maker, of Handiworth, to Mifs S. Salt. Mr. J. Tallis, to Mifs E. Greene, fourth daughter of Mr. T. Greene, nail- factor, both of Harbourne. - Mr. P. Lloyd, of the Britannia Brewery, near Birmingham, to Mifs Beetenfon, of ipfwich.

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Died. At Birmingham, fuddenly, Mrs. Carelefs. Mr. J. Stanley, fon of the late Mr. Stanley. Mr. W. Taylor, jun. and Mifa S. Taylor, fon and daughter of Mr. W. Taylor.-Mrs. Greenway. Mrs. Bacon, mistress of the Swan with two Necks inn -Suddenly, aged 35, Mr. T. Lowe.-Mrs Mewis.-Mr. J. Phillips, fpade-maker.-Mr. Smith, button-maker. Of a cramp in the ftomach, Mr. W. Parkes, toy-maker; a man of strict integrity and genuine piety.

At Rugby, aged 65, Mr. Allibone, farmer. -Mr. G. A. Millington, formerly a lieutenant in the army.

At Brofely, Mrs. Preftwich --Mrs. Gould, wife of Mr. J. Gould, butcher, of Studley.Mr. N. Aldridge. jun. of Warton.-Mifs S. Shayler, of Stuuley priory.

At Stoke, near Warwi k, in her 65th year, Mrs. Jeffery.The Rev. J. Dabbs, of Seckington, many years minifter of Nether Whitacre, in this county.

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At Long Itchington, aged 77, Mr E. Maf. ters. Mr. Marcott, farmer.-Mr. T Pegge, butler in the family of Sir T. Biddulph, bart. of Birbury.-Mrs. Lifleman, of Ryton upon Dunsmore Mr. Barr, jun. of Binley -Aged 71, Mr. J. Barbery, farmer, of Kenilworthgrange.

At Afhted, Mrs Holden, widow, formerly of Wednesbury-At an advanced age, Mrs. Lant, of Hollyberry end, in the parish of Allesley.

At Temple-row, Mifs R. Johnfon, niece of the Drs. Jolinfon, of Birmingham.

SHROPSHIRE.

Married.] At Shrewsbury, Mr. W. Hamilson, printer, to Mifs Carfewell.-Mr. Leighton, of the Talbot inn, to Mifs L. AllportMr. J. Cox Nightingale, hair-dreffer, to Miss J. Gibbs.

At Whitchurch, Mr. Burroughs, grocer, of Wem, to Mifs S. Jones, daughter of the late Mr. E. Jones, furgeon.

At Great Bolas, the Rev. E. S. Dickinson, of Newport, to Mifs Tayleur. Died.] At Shrewsbury, Mifs J. Thomas, youngest fifter of Mr. Thomas, currier.-Mr. Ford, attorney In her 21ft year, Mifs S. Smith; and in her 23d year Mifs A. Smith, both of a decline, and daughters of Mr. J. Smith, of the Wyle Cop.

At Bridgnorth, Mrs Craven, wife of Capt. Craven, of the royal navy Mr. G. Browne, formerly a mafter of veffels trading on the Severn.

At Whitchurch, in his 49th year, Mr. J. Reefe, attorney.

At Ofweftry, aged upwards of 90, Mrs. Holbrooke, mother of Mr. Holbrooke, builder. -In the bloom of youth, Mr. L. Pugh, only fon of the late L. Pugh, efq. of Lugog, in the county of Merioneth.

At Shiffnall, Mr. F. Barke, late of Stratford-upon-Avon.-At an advanced age, Mr. E. Shone, farmer, of Steel-heath.-Mrs. Dovafton, wife of Mr. Dovafton, attorney, of Glanfyrniew, near Ofweftry -Mrs. Slater, widow, of Alfcott, near Bridgnorth.

At Rindleford, near Bridgnorth, Mr. Steadman, proprietor of an oil-cake mill.--Mifs Menlove, of Breadenheath, near Ellesmere Mr. E. Jones, of Porthy waen, near Ofweftry. -Mr. Price, farmer, of Bronington, Flinthire. In his 20th year, Mr. R. W. Morris, fecond fon of Mrs. R. Meek, of Park end, near Newport-At a very advanced age, Mrs. Francis, of Baucott.

WORCESTERSHIRE.

Married.] At Himbleton, Mr. Jones, to Mifs Hadley.

At Lingridge, Mr. W. Mitton, to Mifs C. Jones, of Newnham-court.

At Worcester, Mr. D'Egville, to Mifs Davis, of the Caffle-The Rev. Mr. Daw. fon, of Dudley, to Mifs Cox, of Stourbridge. Died.] At Bromfgrove, aged 79, Mrs. S. Collett, a widow lady.

At Droitwich, in his 72d year, Mr. J. Creffwell, late of Strenfham.

At Perfhore, Mrs. Blomer, relic of the late Capt. Blomer, of the Worcestershire militia.

At Hartlebury, in his 25th year Mr. J. Nah, only furviving fon of Mr. Alderman Nah, of Worcester, and lieutenant in the Stourpour loyal volunteer infantry.

At Netherton, ne r Bewdley, Mrs. Watts. -Mrs. Collins, wife of Mr. Collins, farmer, near Brom fgrove.

In London, Mifs F. Smith, fecond daughter of the late Mr. Smith, foap-maker, of St John's, near Worcester.-Mifs Wood, fifter to Mr. W. Wood, formerly a bookfeller in Worcester.

HEREFORDSHIRE.

The cumberfome brick building which ferved for the purposes of a weighing machine and guard-houfe, and which stood at the top of St. Owen-ftreet, in Hereford, has been lately removed by the fubfcription of a few public fpirited individuals, and a neat octagon white ftone building has been erected in its ftead. It has effected a striking improvement in the general appearance of the street, and, as fuch, reflects the highest credit on the first promoters of the plan.

Married.] Mr. Vevers, of Dormington, to Mifs Maddy, of Madeley.-K. Hofkyns, jun. efq of Stricktenning, to Mifs Elliott, of Much Fawley.

At Kington, J. Davies, efq. to Mifs M. Lewis, third daughter of the late J. Lewis, efq. of Harpton-court, county of Radnor.

At Roath, near Cardiff, J. N. Paris, efq. late of the first regiment of dragoon gua ds, to Mifs Hollier, only daughter of H. Hollier, efq receiver general of the county of Glamorgan.

Died.] At Hereford, Mr. Bull, of the Boar's Head inn.

At Rufs, aged 78, Mrs. E. Davis.

At Monmouth, Mr. W. Lloyd, shopkeeper. At Carmarthen, at a very advanced age, Mrs. Morgan. Mr. Jones, linen draper.

At Builth, county of Radnor, in his 220 year, Mr J. Morgan.-Aged 59, Mr R. Powell, of Bernithan-farm, in the parish of Llangorren, near Rofs.

At Stanton-upon-Wye, Mrs. E Shephard.. This venerable matron never experienced an hour's illness, till within two days prior to her death.

At Llanfoyft, near Abergavenny, Mrs. Lee, mother of Mrs. Jones, of Llarth-court, Monmouthshire. In her 49th year, Mrs. Cole, of Burlton. In his 54th year, Mr. J. Pugh, of

Alanfmore.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

Married.] Mr. T. Kench, jun. papermaker, of Shortwood, near Nailsworth, to Mifs A. Walker, of Tetbury.-G. Stuckey, efq. of Langport, Somerset, to Mifs Michell, daughter of the Rev. J. Michell, prebendary of Gloucester cathedral.

At

At Newnham, Mr. Knowles, mercer, to Mifs E. Morgan. Mr. G. Taylor, of the Feathers inn, Ledbury, to Mrs. Lloyd, of Gloucefter.

Died.] At Gloucefter, aged 74, Mrs. Cox, widow. Mrs. Smith, of Hicknam.-Mr. W, Griffin, fon of Mr. Griffin, attorney.-Mrs. Gale, widow of the late Mr. Gale, coachmaker. Mrs. Hill.

At Newnham, aged 43, Mr. J. Rudge, owner of the Bristol market floop.-Mr. D. Holbrow, of Bagpath.

At Longhope, Mrs. Young In his 67th year, P. Snell, efq. of Guyting-grange.

In Berkeley parish, Mr. J. Coxe, attorney. At Ampney Crucis, Mr. H. Howell, cornfactor. Suddenly, Mr. J. Bennet, of Falfield, in the parish of Thornbury -Mr. H. Taylor, of the Berkley Arms, at the Purton paffagehoufe. Mr. Jordan, farmer, of Barnewood,

near Gloucefter.

OXFORDSHIRE.

Married.] At Oxford, Mr. J. Weft, apothecary, to Mifs Rubinfon Mr. W. Colcutt, fon of the late Mr. Colcutt, carrier, of Southampton, to Mifs Evans.-Mr. Chr. Ellis, wheelwright, to Mrs. M. Siaiter; their united ages make 145 years.-Mr. R. Harbige, of Great Rollwright, to Mifs Arabella Crofs, fecond daughter of Mr. R. Crofs, glover, of Woodstock.

Died.] At Oxford, Mifs Badcock, daughter of the late Mr. Badcock, cabinet maker. At his lodgings, in this city, in his 50th year, Velters Cornewall Berkeley, efq. capt. in the navy; of the family of Cornewall, in Herefordshire-Aged 81, Mr. C. Wheeler, dancing-mafter.

At Deddington, Mr. G. Bilfon, of the King's Arms-inn.

At Bolney court, near Henley-uponThames, Jer. Hodges, efq. late of Aps-court, near Walton-upon-Thames.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.

Married.] Mr. J. Boyal, to Mifs Pears, both of Wansford Mr. W. Freeman, draper, of Weldon, in this county, to Mifs M. A. Smith, daughter of Mr. Smith, furgeon, of Whittlesea, in the Isle of Ely. Mr. J. Lowe, of Newport Pagnell, Bucks, to Mifs Scarborough, of Northampton.-Lieut Jennings, of the Royal Marine corps, to Mifs Peacock; daughter of the Rev. Mr. Peacock, of Huntingdon Mr. B. Rogers, artist, of Weeping Crofs, near Stafford, to Mifs Morry, daughter of the late Rev. J. Morry, rector of Milton, Bryant, Bedfordshire.

At Olney, Mr Allen, to Mifs King. Died.] At Northampton, T. Hillyard, efq. -Aged 83, Mrs. Cox, relict of the late Oliver Cox, efq. of Ringftead.

At Kettering, Mrs. Wright, wife of Mr. Wright, carrier.

At Huntingdon, Mr. S. Hardy, attorney. At Olney, Mr. Berril, butcher; and few days after, Mrs. Berril, his widow.Aged 25, Mrs. Smith, of Burro-wherry Barns, near Peterborough, daughter of Mr. Miller, of the Talbot-inn, in that city: fhe had attended a convivial party the preceding evening, apparently in perfect health.

At Bickering's Park, Bedfordshire, aged 67, Mr. G. Barton.

At Bluntifham, in Huntingdonshire, aged 60, Mrs. Dinah Leeds.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.

Married At Weft Wickham, Mr. Thrower, linen-draper, of Cambridge, to Mrs. Hope.

At Barrowden, in Rutland, Mr. T. Sifney, to Mifs Mace.

Died.] At Cambridge, Mr. W. Mitchell, butler, of Peter-houfe, Mrs. Barker, wife of Mr. F. D. Barker, an enfign in the Cambridge volunteers.-Mrs. Watts, haberdasher. At Newmarket, fuddenly, Mr. T. Attfield, veterinary furgeon.

At Chatteris, J. Gardner, efq. juftice of the peace, for the Ifle of Ely.

At Sutton, in the Isle of Ely, in her 35th year, Mrs. E. Stimfon, mother of the late Mr. Stimfon, of Cambridge.In the prime of life, Mifs Robinfon, of Duxford.

NORFOLK.

feller, of Yarmouth, to Mifs Baham.—Mr. Married.] At Norwich, Mr. I. Beart bookR. Hawkes, merchant, to Mifs E. Jarmy, daughter of Mr. W. Jarmy, fellmonger. Clofe, to Mifs Cole. Mr. W. Sayer, mafter of the academy, Lower

At Yarmouth, Capt G. Cooke, to Mifs S. Wifeman.Mr. I H. Cowlam, linen-o-ner, to Mifs M. M. Smith, only daughter of Capt. don, to Mifs M. Symonds.-Mr. T. Maw, of S. Smith.-Captain W. W. Linuer, of LonCreeting, to Mifs L. Alexander, daughter of Mr. S. Alexander, banker, of Needham.

At Trowie, Mr. M. Mace, fteward to Ge neral Money, to Mifs E. Stone.

At North Waltham, Mr. A. Randall, furgeon, of North Waltham, to Mifs Kemp of Blickling.

Died.] At Norwich, aged 40 —Mr. W. Walker, duffield maker.-Aged 60, Mrs Rudderum, wife of Mr. Rudderum, carter,-Aged 35, Mrs. Simpson, wife of Mr. W. Sumpion, chamberlain of this city.-In her Sift year, Mrs. Fremoidt Aged 76, Mr. T. Stone, carpenter.-Aged 27, R. James, jun. efq. of Thorpe, near this city.Mr. Hogg, maiter of the Folly public-house.

At Yarmouth, in her 35th year, Mrs. E Atkinfon In his 70th year, S. Tolver, Esq. mayor of this corporation, in the year 1789 -Aged 35, Lieutenant Willis, late of the Royal Navy-In his 69th year, Mr. Guftins,

At

At Thetford, Mr. I. Broadbelt, of the George inn.

At Downham, Mr. I. Wright, fchoolmaster.

At Catron, in an advanced age, Mrs. L. Harvey, relict of the late T. Harvey, efq. of Norwich, in the year 1784.

mayor At Watton in, her 97th year, Mrs. Hobbs, widow.

At Thorpe, Mrs. Bunton, late of the King's head-inn.--Aged 63, Mr. C. Hafeman, farmer and maltster, of Mulbarton, and formerly of Norwich

On the ad of September last, in the camp, near Hyderabad, Captain I. Spencer Blofield, of the fecond battalion, 5th regiment of mative infantry, and eldest son of T. Blofield, efq. of Salhoufe, in this county

Aged 38, the Rev. Mr. W. Martin, of North-Walham.-In his 70th year, Mr. W. Haltings, farmer, of Longham.-In his 29th year, Mr. 1. Greene, jun. of Southtown, an archite&t of confiderable ability.

On the 14th of March, aged 23, on board the Cerberus ship of war, ftationed off Jerley, Mr. C. Leath, fecond fon of Mr. Leath, furgeon, of Acle.

SUFFOLK.

Married Mr J. Howes, liquor-merchant, of Wetherden, to Mrs. B. Blincoe, of Wickham market. Mr. Pattifon, draper, to Mifs Thompson, both of Woodbridge.

At Bugefton, Mr. G Belfield, to Mrs. L. Hines, widow, formerly of the King's head inn. Mr. W. Woodgate, of Broom-hall to Mifs A. Biddell, of Bradfield.-Mr. T. Shepperd, of Winston, in this county, to Mifs Matthews, of Fulbourne, in Cambridgeshire.

Died.] At Bury, in his 59th year, Mr. P. Deck, bookfeller, and poftmaster of this town. -Aged 60, Mr. B. Jacques, formerly of the Seven Stars inn.

At Ipswich, in an advanced age, Mrs. Hemming, widow and one of the fociety of Quakers Mr. Applebee, merchant.

At Woodbridge, Mrs. A. Blofs. Mrs. Rogers, fifter of Mr. E. Rogers, of Waltham, in this county Mr. Rudland, furgeon, of Walton.-Aged 50, Mrs. Willis, widow of the late Mr. H. Willis, of Rattlefden. Mr. Ofbourne, of Thurlow,

In London, in her 72d year, Mrs. Edgar, relict of the late M. Edgar, efq. of Ipfwich. Mr. R. Newman, of Kerfey Priory.-Aged 74, T: Garnham, gent. of Ixworth, late one of the chief conftables of Blackburn hun

dred.

ESSEX.

Married.] Mr. I. Collin, rector of Luendon, to Mifs A Fisher, of Linton, Cambridgeshire. In London, 1. Brewster, efq. of Woodham Ferrers, in this county, to Mifs Emery, of Halstead-lodge➡Mr. W. Bailes, of Romford, to Mifs L Beil, daughter of Mr. Bell, ftablekeeper, at Bath.-Mr. T. Kutter, tobacconift, of Love-lane, Aldermanbury, to Mifs M. Sewell, late of Halstead.-H. B. Harris, efq.

of Downing-ftreet, London, to Mifs Thomfon, of Rochester, late of Chelmsford.-Mr. J, Francis, of Haybridge-hall, to Mifs Farmer, of Stratford.

Died.] At Chelmsford, Mr. Maffey, barrack-mafter to the barracks, near this town, fince the time of their first erection.

At Ilchefter, Mr. T. Inman.-Aged 82, Mrs. Poliet, widow of the late Mr. Pollet, furgeon.

At Maldon, Mrs. S. Shuttleworth, widow, late of Purleigh-barns.—Mrs. May, of the Blue-boar innAged 82, Mr. S. Payne, of Breton-hall-Mrs. Morgan, many years hoyfekeeper to P. Honeywood, efq. of

Mark's-hall.

At Dagenham, J. J. Maffa, efq.

At Witham, Mas. Rawlins, wife of Mr. Rawlins, furgeon.

At Writtle, Mrs. Hillyard; a woman adorn. ed with many virtues and excellent qualities.

Mrs. Blewart, of Priors Ongar.-Mr. S. Creflingham, miller, of Margaret Roothing.-Aged 81, Mr. W. Browne, of Wotton's Farm, Laindon, formerly of Mark's Tey, near Colchester.Aged 22, Mifs A. Rudkyn, of Hockley-Aged 83, Mr. I. Cooke, of Earlicole-Lodge.

ΚΕΝΤ.

Married.] At Canterbury, Mr. J. Saffery, printer and bookfeller, to Mifs Crothall, of Lady Wotton's Green.-Mr. G. Lawrence, to Mifs M. Martin, milliner.-Mr. R. Wilfon, jun. of Barbican, London, to Mifs C. Chapman.

At Upper Deal, Mr. H. Cavell, painter, to Mifs Browne.

At Folkstone, Mr. I. Fox, to Mifs C. Sharp.

At Cheriton, Mr. T. Sutton, to Mifs A. Cabb. Mr. T. Kennet, jun. of Wye-court, to Mil's E. Hoyle, of Finglefham Mr. D. P. Oakley, of Deal, to Mifs Thomas, of Canterbury.

Died.] At Maidstone, after a long and painful illness, which was fupported with firmness, piety, and resignation, Mrs. Jane Lewis, aged 79, widow of the Rev. Ifrael Lewis, who was upwards of twenty-four years, a proteftant diffenting minifter there. Mrs. Smallman, wife of Mr. R. Smallman, taylor.-Aged 66, Mr. England, many years steward to Lord Le Delpenfer.

At Canterbury, Mr. Bishop, mafter of a public houfe. Mifs. C. J. Hammond, third daughter of the late W. Hammond, efq. of St. Alban's-court, in this county. Mr. H. Gammon, pilot. Mr. H, Inmett.-Mr. I. Taylor, of the Fountain-inn.

At Tenterden, aged 22, Mr. T. Boorman, farmer, of Benenden.

At Afhford, Mr. E. Mills, many years looker to B. Mascall, efq.

Lately, of a decline, Miss B. Cooke, of Langley,

At Biddenden, Mr. E. Button, many years parish clerk and post-master there. At