ter.

39. At Tatton park, Cheshire, the lady of Wilbraham Egerton, esq. of a son and heir.

At Winchester-house, Chelsea, the lady of the rev. William Garnier, of a daughter.

31. At Southampton, the wife of capt. Foote, of the royal navy, of a daughter.

January 4 A Cheltenham, the lady of Charles Shaw Lefevre, esq. M. P. for Reading, of a still-born child.

7. At the pars nave-house, Great Witchingham, in the county of Norfolk, the lady of col. the hon. William Fitzroy, of a sǝn.

10. The lady of brigadier-general the hon. Alexander Hope, of a son.

At Knowle, in Sussex, the lady of lieut. colonel Alexander Beatson, of a

A. Harvey, esq. to miss E. Dodd, daughter of R. Dodd, esq. marine painter, Parliament street.

At the Collegiate church, Manches ter, William Warner, esq. of Uttoxeter, William Norris, esq. of Manchester. to miss Norris, daughter of the late

29. By the rev. John Gilpin, at Bolder church in the New Forest, John Wilson, esq. of the island of St. Chris topher, to miss Irwin, eldest daughter of the late James Irwin, esq. of Haje. Ligh-hall, Essex, and one of the East. India directors.

January 1. At Edinburgh, Thomas Hodgson, esq. of the hon. East-India company's service (Madras establishment), to Isabela, youngest daughter of the late Dr. Alexander Hamilton, physician in Edinburgh

3. At Morpeth, James Downing, esq. of Church-hou-e, Merton, Surry, Capt. in the 81st regiment, to miss Isa bella Tylor, youngest daughter of the late James Tylor, of Whotton, in the county of Northumberland.

At Mary-la-bonne church, lieut. colonel J. Conway, late of the 53d regi ment, to miss Elisabeth M'Arthur, only daughter of John M'Arthur, esq. of York-place, Portman-square.

6.

At St. Michael's church, in the

city of Coventry, by the rev. Thomas Cox, rector of Baghorn, the rev. Robert Simson, LL.B. vicar of St. Michael's and chaplain to the right hon. lord Lardley, to miss Tandy, daughter of D. Tandy, es, of London.

8. At Gisbrough, by the very rev. the dean of York, Marmaduke Constable, esq. to miss Octavia Hale, of the Plantation, eighth daughter of the late general IIale, of that place.

14. Anthony Galwey, esq. of Carrick on Suir, to miss Costelio, of Well. beck-street.

19. At Mary-la-bonne church, Samuel Otto Baijer, csq of the island of Antigua, to miss Edwards, eldest daughter of the late F. B. Edwards, esq. of Jamaica.

DEATHS.

December 24. In his 72d year, Mr. Thomas Wilkinson, cf Kennington. At Perthshore, in Worcestershire,

27. At Brecon, in the 72d year of her age, Mrs. Bold, wife of Hugh Bold the elder, esq. and one of the coheiresses of the late John Philips, esq. of Tregare, Breconshire.

29. At his seat at Godwood, in Sussex, his grace the duke of Richmond, in the 73d year of his age, being born on the 22d of February, 1734. His grace was of royal extraction, being descended from Charles Lennox, natural son of king Charles II. by lady Louisa Renne de Penencourt, a French lady, who came to England with the duchess of Orleans, the king's sister; and whom his majesty not only created duchess of Portsmouth, countess of Farnham, and baroness of Petersfield, in England, but prevailed on Lewis XIV. to confer on her the title of duchess of Aubigny in France The late duke was the third in succession, and possessed the titles conferred on his grandfather in the reign of Charles II. viz, duke of Richmond in England, duke of Aubigny in France, (confirmed and registered by the parhament of Paris), duke of Lennox in Scotland, earl of March in England, and Darnley in Scotland, baron of Settringxon in England, and Turbolton and Methaen in Scotland: besides which he was created by his present majesty a knight of the garter. He was also a field-marshal of Great Britain, and a colonel of the royal regiment of horse guards blue. He bore the arms of king Charles II. ;'and his motto was En la rose je fleurie.'-In the rose I flourish. He married April 1, 1757, Mary, eldest daughter and co-heiress to the late earl of Aylesbury.

Lately in a deep decline, in his 21st year, universally and most deservedly beloved and regretted, lieut. William Charles Billinghurs', RM. only son of the late highly respected and worthy

George Billinghurst, esq. R. N. (nephew of the late admiral Brodericks) and grandson of the late William Bilinghurst, esq. of Mytchen-hall, in the county of Surry. Before he had attained his 16th year he was in the battle. off Copenhagen, on board the Defiance, where his brave conduct gained him the high approbation of his friend sir T. Graves and all his brother officers. He was interred with every mark of military honour and respect in the governor's chapel, Portsmouth.

January 1. Mr. John Thomas, solicitor, of Fen-court, Fenchurch-street.

2. At Woodstock, Joseph Brooks, esq. aged 71, many years an alderman of that borough.

3. The rev. William Gilbank, rector of St. Ethelburgh, London, and chaplain to his royal highness the duke of Gloucester.

4. At Weymouth, Sarah, wife of J. Palmer, esq. one of the representatives in parliament for Bath.

At Mrs. Vassal's, at Clifton, in the 29th year of her age, of a rapid decline, Mrs. Archer, wife of J. G. Archer, esq. of Barbadoes, and daughter of the late John Vassal, esq. of the Crescent, Bath.

At Exminster, near Exeter, in the 86th year of his age, Henry Sawbridge, esq. of East Haddon, in the county of Northampton.

5. In the 45th year of her age, Mrs. Smith, wife of Mr. Smith, auctioneer, Windsor, Berks.

At his chambers in Staples inn, Isaac Reed, esq. eminently distinguished for his extensive knowledge of ancient English authors, and for his judicious and learned annotations on Shakespeare.

8. Jane, the wife of Clement Wrin tersley, esq. vice-lieutenant for the councy of Leicester; she was eldest daughter to sir Thomas Parkins, of Bunny, in the county of Nottingham, and sister to the late lord Rancliffe.

15. At Knightsbridge, Mrs. Nevill, wife of Richard Nevill, esq. of Furnice, in Ireland, aged 50 years.

Of a typhus fever, at her house in Eltham, Kent, madame Grant.

17. Francis Gould, esq. one of the proprietors and the manager of the Opera-house.