$796.] Yorkshire... Lancashire. his funeral was the greateft attendance ever remembered in that county on a fimilar occafion. At Whitehaven, Mifs M. Dixon. Aged 56, Mrs P. Macdonald. Mifs Williamfon. Advanced in years, Mr. R. Rowlandson. Mrs. B. Benn. At Beetham, 20, Mr. M. T. Hutton, fon of the Rev. W. H. At Workington, 72, Mr. W. Thompson. Aged 16, Mifs Mairs. Mr. W. Dennifon. Aged 63, Mr. J. Carmichael. Aged 74, Mr. H. Fawcett. At Kendal, Mifs D. Lancaster. In Arlecdon, 76, Mr. T. Baxter. 431 At Gateshead, H. P. Pulleine, efq. of Carleton-hall, to Mifs E. Afkew. The Rev. J. Gelders, rector of Kirk Deigh-' ton, to Mrs. Nicholls. At Wakefield, Mr. Ifaac Aydon, to Mifs M. Banks. At Barnfley, Mr. Heelis, attorney, to Mifs Wilfon. At Wath-upon-Dearne, E. O'Donnell, efq. of Hoyland, to Mifs Alefby. At Pontefract, Mr. D. juftice, of Cowick, to Mifs Barff. Rich. Hey, efq. fellow of Magdalen college, Cambridge, to Mifs Browne. Died.] At York, 87, Mrs. Tancred. Mrs. At Kirkwhelpington, 103, Mr. W. Ste- Lonsdale. phenson. At Gillfland, Mr. Jof. Colthard. At Burton, in Kendal, 103, Mrs. A. Bickerfteth. She retained all her faculties, mental and corporeal, till the day of her death, and was always remarkable for early rifing. Yorkshire.] The manufactures of this county were never in a more flourishing condition than at prefent. All competition in foreign markets feems done away. The deftruction of dogs has lately been very great at Whitby, in confequence of that terrible malady the hydrophobia raging among them. Three painted windows with emblematical ornaments, reprefenting faith, truth, and righte oufnefs, were lately erected in the fouth front of York cathedral; being the work and gift of the late Mr. Peckitt, justly celebrated for reviving the art of painting upon glafs, loft for upwards of two hundred years. As a number of perfons, chiefly of the fociety of methodifts, were lately affembled for, religious worship in an upper chamber at Leeds, the beam, together with that of the room underneath it, gave way; whereby 24 men, women, and children, were killed on the fpot, and upwards of 50 others dangeroufly crufhed and bruifed. The purchase and fa'e of the marquis of Salisbury's eftate in the Vale of Pickering (N. Riding) was lately completed, being the largest transfer of landed property that ever took place in this county.-The tenants, opulent farmers, and graziers who have lived upon the lands for half a century, are moftly the pur chafers. The lord mayor and corporation of York have voted their thanks, and a piece of plate, to Mr. Weatherill of Acomb Grange, in compliment to the laudable behaviour of that gentleman in felling corn to the poor, at reduced prices, for feveral months past. A fubfcription mill is building at Hull, for grinding corn for the ufc of the fubfcribers generally poor perfons. Married.] At York, Capt. G. A. Ann, to to Mifs F. Gage. At Leeds, Mr. W. Rhodes, to Mifs M. Glover. Mr. T. Hill, to Mifs Thompson, of Woodhouse-hill. The Rev. H. Jowett, rector of Little Dunham, Norfolk, to Mifs Ivefon. At Grantham, 54, Mr. John Binns, of Leeds, an eminent bookfeller, and partner in the banking-houfe of Meff. Fenton and Co. At Leeds, Mrs. Pearfon. Mrs. Hind. Mr. H. Lupton. Mr. Jas. Bellhoufe. Mrs. Charnock. Mr. J. Lee, of London, fon of Mr. J. L. of Leeds. Col. Couffeau, formerly of the 37th reg. of foot. Mrs. Lee. Aged 35, the Rev. J. Leadley. Mrs. Vickers. Near Leeds, Mr. Taylor. Mifs Rothwell. Mrs. Milner. At Hull, 33, Mr. T. Clay, jun. Mifs M. Wright, and Mifs Wright. Aged 58, Mr. Wfre Mrs. Hutchinfo. At Sheffield, aged 75, Mifs M. Harrison Mrs. Burdekin. Mrs. England. Mr. Jas. Battersby. Near Sheffield, Mifs A. Marriott. Mrs. Hunsfield. At Doncafter, Mr. D. Oxley. At Gainsborough, 26, Mr. John Mozley. At Wroot, near Gainsborough, the infant fon of the dean of Bangor. At Skellow-grange, near Doncaster, 60, G. Higgins, efq. At Ecclesfield, 84, Mrs. Dixon. Her cha rity and goodness of heart endeared her to all her connections. At Caftle Rifing, 95, John Wakefield, efq. fen. alderman of that borough. At Ripon, Mr. Alderman Beckwith. At Maltby, 26, Mr. R. Parnell. Near Wakefield, Mr. T. A. Kyle, an eminent phyfician, who refided near Leeds. Near Huddersfield, far advanced m years, B. North, efq. Mifs Armytag:. At Bradford, Mifs Booth. At Pontefract, Mrs. Smith, of Cantley. Near Bradford, Mr. Jer. Fieldhouse. Mr, At Buttercramb, Mifs M. Horner. 432 Cheshire... Shropshire..... Derbyshire. At Fulford, 20, Mifs H. Oldfield, daughter of the late Ald. O. Aged 84, the Rev. John Blackburn, vicar of Boffall and Weltow. At Scarboro, Mr. Philifkirk. Aged 95, Mr. T. Whi fild. At Longridge, Mr. J. Cfs; and, on the morning of the fame day, Mifs Crojs, his daughter, At Halifax, Rob. Parker, efq. attorney; his abilities in his profeffion were eminent and ufeful. He was liberal to the poor, and promoted all public works which tended to the intereft or ornament of the neighbourhood where he refided. Lancashire.] At Spiral, near Wigton, a poor woman was lately delivered of a boy and two girls, all likely to live.The mother has alfo fince recovered. At Prefton lately, pending an Election, a number of Roman Catholics took the oath of fupremacy, qualifying their act by a public declaration, purporting, that the words, "no foreign prince, prelate, ftate, or potentate, hath or ought to have any jurifdiction, power, fuperiority, pre-eminence, or authority, ecclefiaftical or fpiritual, within th s realm," relate merely and folely to the church of England, of which they profefs that they all acknowledge the "reigning king to be the fupreme head." At Fazakerley, near Liverpool, is a cow of 32 years of age, which has not been out of milk during the last 15 years; fhe has lately had a calf which is healthy and promifing. A number of houses, gardens, &c. have been lately purchased at Lancaster, by order of the magiftrates, for the purpose of still further enlarging and improving the jail. Nearly 17,000l. have been already expended on the work. Since the commencement of the war, 609, perfons have been fupported by the fociety at Liverpool for relieving wounded foldiers, failors, or their families. The mayor and corporation of Liverpool have laudably published their determination to fupprefs gaming, and not to renew ale-licences to publicans offending, &c. A fever-houfe has been erected lately at Liverpool, (fimilar to that lately established at Manchester) The parish officers brought forward the measure; and the whole expence of purchafing the land, building, &c. is to be defrayed out of the poor rates. By a late act, the term of letting the leafes of the valuable vicarage of Blackburn, is extended to 999 years;-a powerful inducement to the tenants to expend their money in building and ufeful improvements, &c. The Rev. Mr. Starkie, Vicar, was greatly inftrumental in fecuring the pafling of the bill. A number of female pupils have been lately admitted into the New Lying-in Hospital, Manchefter, to learn the art of Midwilery, under the inftructions of an experienced practitioner. Married. At Manchester, B. Lodgfen, jun. [June Efq. of Macclesfield, Banker, to Mifs C. Houghton. Mr. R. Cartwright, to Mifs Boardman. Mr. Robinson, attorney, to Mrs. Chatterton, of Stockport. Mr. T. A. Hanley, of Liverpool, to Mifs N. Nicholfon At Lancaster, Mr. Wilfon, attorney, to Mifs Sykes. Died] At Manchefter, Mrs. Battye. Mifs E Rigby Mr. A. Fleming. Mr. Walker, of the Manchester tavern. T. Worry, efq. late of Rochdale. Mifs Reynolds. Mr. John Travis, a young man, whofe amiable manners endeared him to all who knew him. Aged 57, Jof. Bancroft, cfq. he filled the duties of a private station with exemplary regularity and benevolence. Mr. Barnett. Mrs. Barlow. Mr. John Campbell. A. Eafen, M. D. in his profeffional character he was held in high eftimation. Dr. E.'s death was occafioned by a fudden exertion to fave his horfe from falling, which caused an injury to the fpinal bone. At Ardwick, Mr. E. Smith. As treasurer of the Stranger's Friend Society, and a visitor of the fick, his philanthrophy was well known, At Eyam in Derbyshire, Mrs. Trafford, velict of S. T. efq. of Broomy hurt, At Liverpool, Mr. R. Allen. Mis Dutton. Mrs. Hacfield. Aged 55, Mr. J. Moon. Mrs. Jones. W. Middleton, from Knaresbro', a mufical pupil, belonging to the Afylum for the blind, in Liverpool. The corpfe was carried to the grave by four men, the pall fupported by fix men, and followed by 17 women, 12 men and boys, all blind; a funeral anthem was fung by eight blind girls. At Lancaster, 20, Mifs Hawthornthwaite. Mr. John Gardiner. John Daufn, efq Mrs. Martin, relict of the Rev. O. M. many years vicar of the parish church there. At Prefton, 86, Mrs. Walmefley. Mrs. Beltor, wife of Mr. B. Banker. At Ulverton, Mr. Herbert, of Prefton. At Conyftone, Mr. J. Williamfon, surgeon, of Liverpool, Mrs. Kenyon, of Highfield. At Withington, Mrs. Shaw. Mr. J. Fildes, of Failsworth, At Livefey, 96, Mr. W. Clayton. Cheshire.] At Stockport lately, a publican was muleted fifty thillings for having refufed to give a foldier his dinner, when on march. Married.] At Chester, Mr. Williamson, of London, to Mifs M. Dutton, of Barnhill. Major W. H. Gibbons, to Mifs Venables. Ded.] At Chester, Mr. T. Plumbley. Mrs. Hafuelt. Mis. Amery, wife of Mr. Alderman A. Blackhaw A. At 1796.] Shropshire... Derbyshire At Heaton-Norris, near Stockport, 64, Mrs Crowther, and a fortnight after, Mrs. Crowther, alfo 64. Mrs. At Congleton, Mr. C. Stevenson. Smith, wife of Mr. S. attorney. Aged 82, the Rev. T. Dickenfin, vicar of Tarvin. At Runcorn, Mrs. Hodfan. At Chesterfield, Mrs. Potts, wife of E. P. cfq. of Chefter. Shropphire.] The act for making a canal from the Severn, at Shrewsbury, to the Mersey, near Netherpool, Cheshire, and for making other collateral cuts, &c. received lately the royal affent. The mill erected by the directors of the house of industry at Shrewsbury, has commenced working for the inhabitants at fixpence per ftrike, or the bran. Married.] At Drayton-in-Hales, T. Unett, efq. banker, to Mifs E. Price. Died At Shrewsbury, Mr. Painter. R. Edwards, efq. attorney. Mifs Bawdrip. Mifs Baxter. Mr. Read. At Lognor-Hall, Mr. P. Nicholls. At Liverpool, Mr. John Hodges, of Shrewfbury. At Wombridge, Mr. Johnson. At Wellington, Mr. Biop. Mr. Webb. Mr. S. Sankey, of Coalbrookdale. Near Whit At Whitchurch, 21, Mifs K. Evans. At Ellesmere, Mrs. Byrch. church, 90, Mrs. Neavet. John Evans, efq. of Llwyn-y-groes, author of the elegant and accurate map of North Wales. Derbyshire. Married.] At Duffield, Mr. John Adfetts, of Poftern-lodge, to Mifs M. Allfoppe. Di] At Derby, 36, Mr. Oakden. Aged 26, Mrs. Drewry, wife of Mr. D. printer of the DERBY MERCURY. Aged 39, Mr. J. Bentley. Aged 46, Mrs. Coccayne. At Iflington, near London, Mifs S. Johnson, of Derby. At Winfter, in confequence of a fall from his horfe, aged 28, G. White, esq. Aged 94, Mrs. M Hawkins, of Heage. At Melbourn, 54, Mr. S. Robinson, many years deacon of the general baptift church of Melbourn. At Swarkston, 40, Mr. E. Stevens, Veterinarian, particularly skilful in that profef fion. Nottinghamshire. Married.] At Mitterton, R. Maw, efq. of Eaft Lound, to Mifs Brooke. At Austerfield, G. Stovin, efq. to Mifs Spencer. Died.] At Nottingham, 28, Mrs. White. Mr. Brewitt. Mr. S. Greenfmith; he rose out of bed early in the morning, went down ftairs to the fireet door, and called out to his neighbours that his hour was come; went up ftairs again, jumped into bed,and expired immediately. Mr. John Bilby, fon of the late Rev. Mr. B. he was brought up to the bufinefs of a printer, of which he became fo much enamoured, that he worked regularly a few hours a day (gratis) for the period of fifty years. MONTHLY MAG, No. V. At Newark, Mr John Norton. Mr S. Tallants, attorney. Mr W. Simpson, of the Robin-hood Mr John Burley. The Rev. C. Eyre, 29, rector of Grove and Headon. At Scarbro', the Rev. E. Bell, rector of Rempfton. At Oriton, 83, Mr Bean. Lincolnshire. Married.] The Rev. Mr. Bankes, of Bofton, to Mifs Hunnings, daughter of B. H. Efq. Mayor of Lincoln. At Bofton, Chevalier d'Eftimauville, a Canadian gentleman, to Mifs Blyth. Died.] At Lincoln, Mr John Patrick. Aged 34, Mr R. Mountcafile. 45, Mr A. Hutchinfon. 17, Mr J. Pinder. In London, Mr P. Allatt, brother of Alderman A. of Stamford. At Farnsfield, Mr A.' Sharv. At Burton, Mrs. North. At Horncaftle, Mrs Middleton, wife of Mr E. M. whofe ages united were 175 years. At Boston, J. Sawbridge, efq late lieutenant-colonel in the horfe grenadier guards. At Wigtoft, 70, Mr B. Bowers. Leicestershire.] A number of villages in this and the adjoining counties have agreed, in confequence of the dearnefs of provisions, to difcontinue (for a time) their annual wakes. A fociety has been established at Melton Mowbray, under the denomination of HE RIVER WREAK AND EYE HUMANE SoCIETY, correfponding in its plans and object with the royal humane fociety of London. At the late election at Leicester, in an affray between the partizans of the feveral candidates, Mr. Robert Hall, lieutenant in the Leicester volunteer infantry, and a gentleman of the most unblemished character, was fo much bruised, that he languished but a few days, and expired. The coroner's inqueft found a verdict of manslaughter. The nefarious practices of the comet fociety have not been yet put a stop to; a number of theep having been lately killed at Normanton and Shilton, and a prodigious number of trees pulled up by the roots at Hinckley Married.] At Leicester, the Rev. Mr Noble of Frisby, to Mifs Wragge. At Melton Mowbray, Mr Watkin, surgeon, to Mifs Doubleday. Died.] At Ingleby, 62, Mr. Brown. At Market Harborough, Mr Benton. At Ibstock, 45, Mr John Wight. At Great Wigfton, Mr J. Davenport.. Warwickshire.] 3 K 434 ... Warwickshire... Herefordshire.. Warwickshire.] By an act recently paffed, the courfe of a certain part of the Warwick and Braunfton canal is to be varied. At the late fair at Warwick, a weather heep (of the county breed) was killed, judged to be the fattest and most complete ever publicly exposed in that place; the carcafe, without the head, weighed a hundred and ninety pounds and a half, the head weighed five and a half, the entrails eighteen, and the blood nine and three quarters. It was alío feven inches thick of fat on the ribs. The Warwickshire and Birmingham canal is already rendered navigable, from the junction at Digbeth, to near Henwood mill, a diftance of nine miles, it will thortly be navigable to Rowington, fifteen miles. Mr. Clay, of Birmingham, has invented a new fpecies of carriage, for conveying and shooting or difcharging coals, lime, ftones, &c. In the parifh of Offchurch, a large flight of crows, and another of rooks, were obferved to fettle in a field, and commence a fevere battle, fparring at each other like game cocks: fome labourers rushed in among them, and found four of the combatants dead, and others fo crippled as to escape with difficulty. Married.] G. Smythe, Efq. to Mifs E. Venour of Wooton. At Hales Owen, H. Bonham, Efq. of London, to Mifs Eaton of Lutley. Died.] At Birmingham, Mr. B. Bradnock. Mrs. Bartleet. Mrs. Ashford. Mrs. Micklin. Mifs E. Walton, Mr. S. Dunn, Mr. John Scofield. Mr. John Le'. At Coventry, Mr. John Crump, Attorney. Mr. S. Hall. Mr. T. Felliff: At Coleshill, Mr. T. Steele. At Earl Shilton, Mr. King. At Sedgely, Mr. Frereday, fen. Near Rowley, Mrs. Sidaway. At Bishop's Caftle, Mr. John Parry. Mr. John Davies, At Hingings, Mr. R. Hazlewood. Mr. T. Day, of Birmingham. At Elmley Caftle, Mrs. Jones, aged 95. Mr. At long Itchington, 76, Mr. B. Grimes. John Cope, of Bordefley. Near Birmingham, Mrs. Pennel, Mr. S. Lambe, of Omberfley. At Bridgnorth, Mr. E. Whitehead; he had several times ferved the office of bailiff. Worceherre.] The Worcester and Birming ham canal is now open to King's Norton, and from thence to Hockley Houfe, an extent of ten miles. A feet of colliers, for the first time, lately paffed along the line. Married.] At Gretna Green, T. Coper, Efq. of Woodchefter, to Mifs Wathen, daughter of S. Wathen, Eiq. Mr. John Carden, furgeon, to Mifs Hammond, both of Worcester. Died.] At Worcester, 62, John Parker, Efq. · Mr. Oliver, Mrs. Wodyart. At Kidderminster, Mrs. S. Shirley. Mr. C. Cotterell, of the Hill-farm, Omberfley. At Middle Lypiat, 88, Mr. P. Leverage. At Throckmorton, Mr. W. Smith. At Ham Green, near Feckenham, Mrs. Watts. At Inkberrow, Mr. John Tovey. At Abbot's Morton, Mr. 3 Jof. Hobday. At Dudley, 76, Mrs. Harkes. Mrs. Finch. Mr. Abbifs, fen. Herefordshire. Married.] At Hereford, the Rev. R. Crowther, Rector of Spratton, to Mifs Symonds. Died.] At Hereford, Mrs. Willim. Aged 82, Mr. R. Na, of the Moor, near Hereford. At Bromyard, 86, Mr. W. Barnes, Attorney. At Bullingham, Mr. T. Ellidge. Near Hereford, Mr. Yeates, fen. Aged 72, Mr. J. H. Apperley, fen. late of Withington. At Rofs, Mr. Seymour. Monmouthshire. Married.] E Blewett, Efq. of Lanternan, to Mifs A. Duberly. Died.] At Chepstow, in a very advanced age, James Williams, Esq. Oxfordshire Lately was difcovered at Wallingford, an old painting on oak, reprefenting Chrift's laft entrance into Jerufalem; it had been long neglected, and even used as a chimney-board, but is now allowed by artists to be an original ef Raphael's. Lately was caught in the Ifis, a pike which measured four feet two inches in length, and two feet ten inches in circumference: after difgorging a barbel of nearly fix pounds weight, and a chub upwards of three, it weighed thirtyone pounds and a half. Married] The Rev. G. Bellafis, D.D. to Mifs L. C. Vial. The Rev. W Benwell, fellow of Trinity College, to Mifs Loveday. Died.] At Oxford, Mifs A. King. Mr. D. Eaton. Mr. Jas. Lindrey. Mr. W. Hyde. Rev. E. Stretch, fellow of C. C. C. Aged 85, Mr. D. Prince, an eminent bookseller. Aged 22, Mrs Cafewall, of Burford. At Curbridge, 70, Mrs. Wight At Witney, Park house, Mrs. Buh. At Banbury, Mrs. Lane. Mr. John Grimes. At Witney, Mr. John Collins. At Headington, 85, Mr. John Armbrough. Mr. Taylor, of Hertford College; going in a canoe down the Thames, in Ifley Reach, he fell overboard, and was drowned. Northamptonshire. Married.] Mr. E. Bridgman, of Higham Ferrers, to Mits P. B. Collett. At Ecton, Mr. J. Aliport, of London, to Mifs S. Fa curt. Died. At Northampton, Mrs. Marshall. Died. At Sherrington, Mr. G. Rofe; he was held in high eftimation as an Antiquarian. Bedfordfire] An infectious fever has lately proved fatal to a number of perfons in Bedford and the adjacent places, The houfe of indufiry was lately opened for the five confolidated parishes of Bedford. Huntindonhire. A fhepherd at Alconbury has, in the courfe of nineteen months and a few days, buried three wives, and is now married to a fourth. Died.] Mr. H. Blain, one of the aldermen of Huntingdon. Cambridg fire.] 1796.] Cambridgeshire... Norfolk... Suffolk... Sussex, &c. Cambridgeshire.] At Sutton, in the Ifle of Ely, five dogs were lately detected in the act of worrying, heep; five ewes and five lambs were found dead in the paffure, and dreadfully mangled. The dogs were alio lying together, apparently gorged with their food, yet unwilling to quit the remains of their repast. The proprietors of eftates, &c. are about to apply to parliament for a new turnpike road, to begin at Cambrid e, and proceed to the great north road at Arrington. Married.] B. Barker, Efq. of Swaffham, to Mrs. Hicks. At Whittlefey, Mr. Aveling, Surgeon, to Mrs. Layton. Diel.] At Cambridge, Mrs. Teeson. 27. Mr. John Watson Aged At Mildenham, Mr. Jos. Bid. At Hemingford Abbots, Mrs. Stafford. Norf lk.] In confequence of a female fervant heedlessly throwing live embers into a barnyard, the extenfive premifes (including the live, and other ftock) of a farmer near Ayletham, were lately confumed by fire. An affray lately took place at Norwich, between many of the Northumberland and the Warwickshire regiments of militia, armed with bayonets; four lives were loft, and two hundred wounded men were fent to the hospital. Lately, during a thunder-ftorm, a ball of fire burft with a terrific explosion over a house at Yarmouth; the electric matter took feveral directions, and in a manner very curious and wonderful, materially injured the house, withinfide and without. Married.] At Norwich, Dr. H. Beevor, to Mifs Ganning. W. Smith, Eiq. to Mrs. Fenn. At the Quakers-Meeting, Mr. L. Candler, jun. to Mifs Peckover. Died.] At Norwich, Aged 40, Mr. John Gittens. So, Mrs. Heath. 91, Mrs. Trull. 62, Mr. T. Gridley. 39, Mr. John Marshall. 30, Mr. T. Godfrey. 62, Mr. J. Lewis. 64, Mrs. E. Monday. Rev. John Blackburne, Rector of St. Margaret and St. Swithin, Norwich. Lady Kemp, wife of Sir W. K. of Worsted. At Attleborough, Mr. Dickens. At Lynn, Mr. T. Moore, of Miffenden; he was on a vifit, and died in the house where he bad many years carried on a confiderable bufinefs. 435 was in tolerable health the evening preceding his death, when he buried a corpfe. He died in about twelve hours after. Suffex.] Near Heathfield Park, within a ftone bottle placed in a clump of trees, was lately the neft of a tom-tit with young ones: -It is fingular, that these birds, or fome of their kind, have built their nefts and reared their young in the fame bottle for thirty years past fucceffively, although the bottle has at different times been removed to the distance of three miles from where it was originally placed. At Lewes lately, a large rat was observed to feize a young chicken, whofe cries having brought the hen to its affistance, the latter affailed the rat with fuch vehemence, as to make him quit his prey and efcape, although not till he had previously bitten the chicken to death. Near Brightling, two fox cubs have for fome time paft been fuckled by two cats (that had kittens at the fame time) and appear to thrive well in this whimsical fituation ! In confequence of the drynefs of the weather, the trees and hedges in fome parts of the county have been over-run with caterpillars from the brown-tailed moth. The perfons employed in deftroyed them, complained of being affected as if ftung with nettles; alfo of a fore throat. At Lewes, during the late high winds, forty barns were blown down, many houses were ftripped, and numberlefs trees torn up by the roots. Married.] At Petworth, J. C. Mitchell, efq of Brighton, to Mils Johnion. Died] G. Medley, efq of Buxted Place, near Lewes; he is faid to have died poffeffed of 200,000l. the bulk of which goes to Sir G. S. Evelyn. At Frant, Mrs. Wilkie; the retired to reft the evening preceding her death apparently in good health. Rev. H. Spragg, 40 years rector of Pulborough. At Clay-hill, near Lewes, 89, Mr. Carman. Efex.] At Witham (between Colchester and Chelmsford) are two families, having each three children, whofe hair is perfectly white, and their eyes as red as ferrets, fimilar to the accounts recorded of the Albinos. An excellent fociety has been lately established in this county, under the name of the Effex charity, for the benefit of the widows and orphans of fchoolmasters. A veffel laden with coals from Sunderland arrived lately in the grand bafon of the Chelmer navigation, being the firft hip-load of coals ever received there. Married.] At Chelmsford, G. Porter, efq. of Stanfted Bury, to Mifs Tindall., Died.] C. Cufack, efq of Tryerning. Mr S. Horlock of Rettenden Mr John Smith of Little Waltham. Aged 57, Mr C. Clubbe, of Dunmow. At Abberton, Mrs. Goodall, At East Thorpe, 33, Mr. W. Eley. 3 K 2 |