Union-freet, Southwark Gideon Fournier, Benjamin Robertion, and Jonathan Stonard, efqrs WAR OFFICE, Aug. 11. First reg. of tot guards, Major-General Gerard Lake to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Major-Gen ral George Garth. 4th reg. of foot, Lieutenant General George Monifon, from 17th foot, to be Colonel, Vice Lieut. General John Burgoyne, dec. 17th reg, of foot, Major-General George Garth, from 1 reg. of foot guards, to be Licut. Col. James Stuart, of 72d reg, of foot, to be Aid-de-Camp to the king, vice Col. E. Stevens Gromoted. Rev. R. Kilha to be Chaplin to the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, vice Thomas Hollingbury, dec. Lieut. Alex. Ligertwood, of 12th foot, to be Town Adjutant of Portsmouth, vice Watthire Wilfon, dec, MARRIAGES. TOHN Spurrier, efq. of Curzon-freet, JMay-iair, to Mifs Hatch, daughter of the Rev. Giles Hatch, Rector of Sution, Surrey. The Rev. John Yeomans, D. D. Fellow of Wadham College, Oxford, to Mifs Horne, nearly related to the late Bishop of Norwich. At Edinburgh, Ebenezer Marshall, Efq. of Hillcairney, to Mifs Jane Colquhoun, young. It daughter of the late Sir James Col quhoun, of Lufs, bart. Capt. Hennis, of the 58th regiment, to Mifs James, daughter of the late celebrated Dr. James, inventor of the Fever Powder. James Leach, q. of Sutton Montis, Somerfetfhire, o Mifs Clerke, filler and cobeirefs with Richard Clerke, efq. of Lovington, Somerfet. Francis Williams Sanders, efq. of Lincoln's-inn, to Mifs Griffith; and Mr. Edward Ward, of Derby, to Mifs Sarah Griffith, both daughters of Mr. Griffith, of Pallmail, wine-merchant. The Right Hon. the Earl of Albemarle, to the Hon. Mits S. Southwell, fecond daughter to the Dowager Lady de Clifford. John King, efq. Under Secretary of State for the Home Department, to Mifs Mofs, only daughter of the Bishop of Bath and Wells. Edward Coke, efq. of Longford, Member for Derby, to Mifs Colhoun, daughter of William Colsoun, efq. of Wrotham, in Nortalk. Thomas Lewis, efq. of Bedford-row, to Mifs Goring, eldest daughter of Sir Harry Gor ng, bart. of Higdeu, Suffex, member for New Shoreham. John Palmer, cfq. Infpe&tor of the Franks at the General-Pott-Office, to Mils Tomkinfen, of Tavistock Row. Edward Morgan, of Golden-Grove, efq. High Sheriff of the county of Flint, to Miis Louifs Griffith, fecond daughter of Thomas Griffith, of Rhuel, in the faid county, efq. Fredrick Phillips of Afley, in Warwickshire, ely. to Mifs Grifhch, eldelt daughter of the above Thomas Griffith, efq. George Stewart, efq. eldeft fon to Sir John Stewart, of Grandtully, bart. to Mifs Drummond, daughter of John Drummond, eiq. of Logiealmond, dec. At Dudley, Jofeph Amphlet, efq. banker, to Mils Dix n. daughter of Edward Dixon, efq. banker, of that town. The Hon. F. Welt, rother to the Earl of Delawa, to Mifs Micheli, daughter and coheiefs of the lare Richard Micheli, eiq. of Culam-court, Berks. John Edward Madlocks, efq. of Vale Mafcal, in Kent, to the Hon. Mais Craven, eldeft fifter of the Right Hon. Lord Craven. Thomas Swymmers Champneys, cfq. only fon of Sir Thomas Chempneys, bart. to Mifs C. Moltyn, fecond daughter of Sir Roger Moltyn, bart. Member for the county ofFant The Hon. John Thomas Capel, second fon of the Earl of Effex to Lady Caroline Paget, eldest daughter of the Earl of Uxbridge. Laurence Palk, fq. Member of Parliament for Afhburton, and only for of Sir Robert Palk, bart. to Lady El zabeth Vaughan, eldeft daughter of Lord Lifburne. Edward Willes, efq. fecond fon of the late Hon. Mr. Jullice Willes, to Mifs Hollings, daughter of the late John Hollings, elq. of Eaton-Mafcott, Shropshire. William Gratton, efq late Captain in the 64th reg. to Mifs Jane Giffard, daughter of Sir Duke Giffard, of Cattlejordan, county of Meath, bart. Charles Maurice Pole, efq. to Mifs Henrietta Goddard, niece of Henry Hope, eiq. of Amfterdam. Thomas Furr, efq. to Mifs Gooch, daughter of the late Sir Thomas Gorch, bart. James King, eiq. of Stanton, Herefordfhire, to Mifs Pitchford, filter to Admiral Cornish. Captain Impey, eldeft fon of Sir Elijah Impey, to Mifs Knight, of Albemarle-treet.. The Hon. William Asheton Harbord, eldeft fon of the Right Hon. Lord Suffield, to the Right Hon. Lady Careline Hobart, fecond daughter of the Earl of Buckingham. James Nicholas Duntze, efq. lecond ton of Sir John Duntze, bart. M. P. to Mits Jane Harriet Cockburn, daughter of Sir James Cockburn, bart, At Manchefter, Betty Holme, widow, aged 68 years, to Peter Lowe, aged 22. He is brother-in-law to one of the old woman's grand-daughters, which makes him father, brother, uncle, and grandfather. George Smith, eiq. M. P. to Mifs Frances Mary Moficy, daughter of Sir John P. Mof ley, bart. The Right Hon. Lord Audley, to Mrs. Moorhoufe, widow of the late Col. Moorhoufe. The Rev. Alex. Platt, of Queen's college, Cambridge, to Mifs Charlotte Francklin, youngest daughter of the late Dr. Francklin, of Great Queen-street. The Rev. Sir William Henry Clerke, bart. rector of Bury, Lancashire, to Mifs Cartwright, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Cartwright, efq. of Aynho, Northampton Richard Dobbs, efq. of Castle Dobbs, in the county of Antrim, to Mifs Nichola Obins, fecond daughter of Michael Obins, efq. and niece to Lord Viscount Gosford. Charles Brisbane, efq. of the Royal Navy, fon of Adinital Brifbane, to Mifs Patey, eldelt daughter of the late Sir James Patey, of Reading. Henry Harford, efq. of New CavendishArect, to Mifs Pigou, daughter of Frederic Pigou, eiq. Matthew Bell, efq. of Woolfington, to Mifs Sarah Brandling, daughter of Charles Brandling, cfq. Member for Newcastle. Edward Simeon, clq. a Director of the Bank, to Mifs H. Parry, daughter of Tnomas Pirry, efq. a Director of the India Company. The Rev. Roger Frankland, youngest son of the late Admiral Sir T. Frankland, Bart. to the Hon. Mifs Catharine Colvill, youngest daughter of the Right Hon. Lond Colvill, of Culcrofs, Scotland. Thomas King, efq. of London, brewer, to Mifs Clay, of Birmingham. John Delves Broughton, ely. fecond fon of the Rev, Sir Thomas Broughton, of Doddington Hall, bert. and Captain in the 30th reg ment of foot, to Mifs Egerton, eldest daughter of the late Philip Egerton, of Oulton Park. efg. The Rev. Charles Tufnel, fon of Colonel Tufnel, of College-ftreet, Weltminfter, to Mifs Farley. Thomas Doncafter, efq. banker, to Mifs Mary Scott, both of Wigan. Henry William Martin, efq. elder fon of Sir Henry Martin, bart. to Mifs Powell, only daughter of Thomas Powell, efq. of Toi tenham. Thomas Evance, efq. Recorder of Kingfton upon Thames, to Mifs Drake, eldeft daughter and coheiress of the late Admiral Drake. The Right Hon. Lord Grenville to the Hon. Miss Pitt, only daughter of Lord Camelford. At Mr. Burke's feat at Beaconsfield, the Right Hon. the Earl of Inchiquin, to Mifs Palmer, niece of the late Sir Joshua Reynolds Jofeph Foster Barham, efq. to Lady Caroline Tufton, youngest filter of the Right Hon. the Earl of Thanet. Capt. William Hope, of the navy, to the Right Hon. Lady Ann Hope Johnstone, eldest daughter of the Earl of Hopetoun. Charles Edward Pigou, eíq. of Portland place, to Mifs Charlotte Ryecroft, of Clar ges-ftreet, fourth daughter of the late rev, Sir Richard Ryecroft, bart. The Rev. George Bridgman to the Right Hon. Lady Louifa Ifabella Boyi, elaeft daughter of the Right Hon, the Earl of Cork and Orrery, The Rev. Hugh Wade, M. A. of Newark, in Nottinghamshire, Rector of Thurn ing, in Huntingdon hire, to Mifs H Aer Grey, of Bumpitead Priory, Bed'ordihire. Capt. F. Chaplin, of the Blues, to M fs Chaplin, eldest daughter of the Right Hon. Lady Betty Chaplin. Henry Blunt, efq. young ft fon of Samuel Blunt, cfq. of Springfield-place Sulfex, to Mifs Mary Atkinson, of Rottingdean. At Dublin, Henry Coulfon, efq, one of the Mafters of his Majefty's High Court of Chancery of Ireland, to the Right Hon. Elizabeth Lady Dowager Tracton, relict of James late Lord Tracton, Chief Baron of his Majefty's Court of Exchequer. Edward Vavalour, fq. of Weston-hall, Yorkshire, to Mifs Augufta Aun Sutton, of Scofton-house, Nottinghainfhire. The Right Hon. George Lord Carbery, to M:fs Sufan Watfon. Thomas Lynch Coleborn, efq. of the ifland of Jamaica, to Mifs Mawbey, daugh ter of Sir Jofeph Mawbey, bart. The Hot. Auguftus Phipps, to Mifs Maria Thelluffon, eldest daughter of Peter Theliuffon, eiq. of Brockfworth hall, near Doncafter. Joachim Jacobus Giefler, efq. of Dart mouth, Vice Contul for the States of Hol. land, Hamburgh, &c. to Mifs Higgs, of Excter. George Jefferies, efq. nephew to the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, to Mifs Latouche, touche, daughter of Peter Latouche, efq. Capt. John Napier, of his Majefty's late 101ft reg. to Mifs Margaret Cunningham, of Balgownie and Bower-house. The Rev. Mr. Tinley, to Mifs Charlotta Fælicia Watson, fecond daughter of Major Watfon. The Rev. Robert Nicholl, D. D. Chap lain to the Earl of Bute, to Mifs Woodward, of Horfley. At Newton, Glamorganshire, Major Brown, to Mrs. Bernard. The Rev. Thomas Braithwaite, D. D. Archdeacon of Richmond, and Rector of Stepney, to Mifs Cooke, daughter of the late Otho Cooke, efq. o: Manchetter. MONTHLY OBITUARY for AUGUST 1792. JANUARY. S a tribute to private worth, we are A defired to add to account of Mrs. Rachael Barclay (p. 79.), that her remains, were interred at Winchmore Hill. She was, fays our correfpondent, peculiarly engaging in her manners, quick in perception, found in judgment, anxious to know her duties, and firm in fulfilling them; and was fo poffled with the milk of human kindness, that the woes of a numerous neighbourhood were daily foltened by her lenient hand. She was a mott zealous friend to the widow, and a fostering parent to the rifing generation. At Calcutta, Thomas Henry Davies, efq. the Company's Advocate General in the Supreme Court of Judicature. Feb. 29. At the camp before Seringapa tam, Major Scott, Commander of a detachment of the Royal Artillery. July 15. At Moreton, in Shropshire, the Rev. Robert Clive, Archdeacon of Salop, Prebendary of Westminster, Rector of Adderley, and Chaplain to Lord Scarf dale. Lately at Honfelife, in Luxemburgh, M. Horlach, a native of Ruffia, Author of a Hiftory of the Reigns of the Ruflian Prine ers from 862, and a genealogical account of the Imperial families of Rulia. Lat ly at Paris, the notorious Paul Jones, of infamous memory, attended to his grave by a deputation of the National Allembly. This disgraceful fact, though true, will hardly be believed by potterity, as this wretch, a Scotchman by birth, could be confidered in no better light than a thief endeavouring to avail himself of plunder while a house was on fire. 18. Mr. Joseph Clapp, a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, and lately in the Oporto Lifbon trade. Lately the Rev. Mr. Pafche, one of the Minillers of the German Chapel, St. James's. Lately Henry Flint, Efq. Alderman of Derby. He ferved the office of Mayor In 1785. 20. Mr. Edward Bond, brewer, of Golden Lane. 21. Major Stretch of the Marines, and cf St. James's 1quare, Beth. Mrs. Roddam, wife of Vice Admiral Roddam, and fifter to the late Sur Ileury Calder, bait. Philip Crampton, efq. fenior alderman and father of the city of Dublin. Walter Hutchinson, efq. of North Church, near Berkhampstead, Hertfordshire. At Athford-house, Shropshire, the rev. Jonathan Green, L. L. D. Dean of Burford and Rector of Caynham. 23. Mr. Ifaac Coffart, head of the private trade Warehouse, in the fervice of the EatIndia Company. 24. At Enfield, the rev. John Ryland, M. A. formerly Paftor of a congregation of Baptifts at Northampton. The rev. Jofeph Davie, D. D. late Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, Rector of Charlton, Surry, and vicar of Knavellock Effex. Lady Berney, relict of Sir Hanlon Berney, bart. of Kirkby Common, Norfolk. 25. At Leicester, Mr. Charles Rozzel, in his 38th year. Patrick Clarke, efq. of Holmes. 26. Mrs. Stedman, relift of Dr. Sted man, Archdeacon of Norfolk, and Prebendary of Canterbury, and daughter of Dr. Butts, Bishop of Ely. Mrs. Anne Cavendish, reli&t of Admiral Cavendish, and housekeeper of the Excite Office, Broad-treet. Mr. Bramhall, whole fale haberdasher, Alderfgate Street. At Mottillont, Hampshire, aged 72, the rev. Sir Charles Mill, bart. Sir Lawrence Cox, late of the Rotation Office, Litchfield-freet. Capt. Todd, of the 33 reg. of foot 27. In Crown Office-row, Inner Temple, Samuel Salt, efq one of the Benchers of that Society, and a Governor of the South Sea Company. The rev. Mr. Francis Newton, Diffenting Minilter, of Milborne Port., Williain Tempeft Chritian, efq. at Liver pool. In his 8ft year, Mr. Thomas Long, formerly an eminent clothier, and one of the Aldermen of Sal fbury. Mrs. Irby, wife of the Hon. William Henry Irby. The rev. James Paw fey, re&or of Stufton and Mills, both in Suffolk. Auguft 1. In Welbeck-ftret, the rev. Thomas Ho'lingbu y, D. D. F. R. S. F. A. S. Chaplain in Ordinary to h's Majefty, Ar hdeacon of C ich fter, Chalin to Dover Callie and the Cinque Por s, and Rector of Rotti gdean. Dr. John Leake, Physician to the Wellminfter Lying-in H fital, of which he was the founder, and author of fevera medical pubi cations. Mr. Thomas Mule, Steward of the Society of Lincoln's-Lun. Samuel Walker, efq. Mafbrough, near Rotherham. The Rev. John Baker, Rector of Little Ch fhall, in the county of Effex 2. Mrs. Mary Po nz, aged 74, Coufin to the Count is Dowager Spencer, and nece of Stephen Poyntz. At Chippenham, Wilts, in his 78th year, John Thorpe, of Bexley, in Kent, efq. A. M. F. A. S. and author of many Antiquarian works. At Barking, Effex, Jofeph Keeling, efq. Jeremiah Smith, efq. of Great Fenton near Newcattle, Staffordshire. 3. Mr. Samler, Sugar Baker, of Clapham. Mr. Thomas Mundy, Upholder, at Oxford. At his feat at Cromford, in Derbyshire, Sir Richard Arkwright, celebrated for the introduction of the ipinning jennies in the cotton manufactory, by which he had acquired an immenfe fortune. He is fard to Fave been originally a barber at Maucheiter. Lately the rev. Mr. Shifleto, Vicar of Headon, near Retford, aged 73. Lately at Pontefract, Nicholas Torre, efq. 4. John Burgoyne, efq. Colond of the 4th reg. of root, a Lieut. Colonel in the army, M. P. for Preilon, and a Privy Councillor of Ireland. He was the author of four dramatic pieces, befides a number of prologues and epilogues. He is faid to have been a natural fon of Lord Bingley's. On the 13th he was interred in the cloillers in Weltminter Abbey in a private manner, being attended only by one coach. Lately the rev. Mr. Hoikius, Rector of Much Dewchurch and Birch, and youngest fon o Sir Hungerford Holks. 5. At Greenock, in the 74th year of his age, Dr. John Adam, Minifter of that place The Right Hon. Frederic North, Earl of Guildford, Lord North, Lord Warden and Admiral of the Cinque Ports, Governor of Dover Caftle, Lord Lieut. and Cultos Retulorum of Somersetshire, and Chancellor of Oxford. Thomas Allen, efq. Burr-street. 6. At Yatton Court, Hereford fhire, in his 67th year, John Woodhofe, ofq. lite one of the Directors of the Eaft India Company. Captain Henry Ball, of the Royal Navy. At Bitton Hall, aged 70, Mrs. Corbett, fifter to the late Baron Perrott. 7. Mifs Fuller, at Bromley. Mr. Swan, head Coachman to his Majelly In the Fleet prifon, in his 56th year, Robert Paris Tavlor, efq. Deputy Paya mafter during he foven years German war under the late Lord Holland, and afterwards member for Berwick upon Tweed. John Whiteway, efq. Collector of the Cuftoms of the Port of P rfmouth. 8. At Norwich, in his 76th year, Robert Dacke, M. D. Mr. John Ward, Ham Merchant, Bishopfgate-itr.et. Lately at Sidmouth, Capt. Strode, for merly of the Guards. 9. Mr. Robert Corrie, of Wellingbo rough. Lately in his road to Geneva, Lieut. Col. Frazer, late of the Engineers. 10. At Toddington Park, Gloucefterfhire, in his 74th year, the Right Hon. Thomas Charles Leigh, Lord Vilcount Tracy. 11. At Howhatch, near Brentwood, in Effex, in his 83d year, John Willan, efq. many years a contractor with Government. Mr. Stafford, Printer, Pipe-lane, Brittol. In Park-place, Knighth dge, in his 731 year, James Lewis, cq. late of the 39th reg. of loot. Lately at Harbiedon, Han's, William Haverkam, efq. who returned from Bengal in 1786. 14. At the Palace, Exeter, Dr. John Rofs, Bithop and Archdeacon of Exeter, Vicar of Froome in Somersetshire, aud F. R. S. He was of St. John's College, Cambridge, where he took the degree of B. A. 1740. M. A. 1744, S. T. B. 1751, S. T. P. 1756. la 1740 h, published a pamphlet in detence of Dr. Middleton againit the criticifms of Mr. Markland; and in 1749, an edition of Cicero's Epiftola ad Familiares, 2 Vols. 8vo. He was nom.nated Brihop of Exeter in 1778. 15. At Bil Hill, near Wokingham, Berks, the Right Hon. Levifon Gower, half brother to the Marquis of Sratford, Rear Admiral of the White, and Membet for Newcattle-under-line. Erratum:-P. 137. col. 2. l. 12. from bottom, for ANTONY, read CATILIN Z European Magazine, For SEPTEMBER 1792. [Embellished with, 1. A PORTRAIT of ANKARSTROM, the Swedish Regicide; And 2. A VIEW of CHICHESTER Cross. CONTAINING 198 190 196 Claudine. A Swifs Tale. From the French of M. de Florian [concluded], 184 Account of fome New Discoveries in the Interior Parts of Africa, London Review, with Anecdotes of Authors. Sir Thomas More. A Tragedy. Poems; chiefly by Gentlemen of Devonshire and Cornwall [concluded], 193 Bolwell's Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D. [continued], Somerville's Hiftory of Political Tranfactions and of Parties, from the Restoration of King Charles the Second to the Death of King William [continued], 198 Forreft's Voyage from Calcutta to the Mergui Archipelago, lying on the Eaft Side of the Bay of Bengal [continued], 202 Taprell's Lectures on the Lord's Prayer, 206 Memoirs of the Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester, Vol. III. [continued], ibid. Hogarth Illuftrated. By John Ireland, 209 Rabaud de Saint Etienne's Hiftory of the Revolution of France, Page 212 An Account of James Quin [concluded], 213 Mr. Preston Hornby's Recipe for Destroying Bugs, State Papers refpecting the French Revolution, and including Concife Expofition of the Reasons which have determined his Majesty The King of Prussia to take up Arms against France; Declaration addreffed by the Duke of Brunfwick to the Inhabitants of France; Letter from the French King on the Publication of the Declaration; Manifelto of the Emperor and the King of Pruffia against the French Revolution ; Copy of a Letter written to Earl Gower by Mr. Dundas, with the Note in Anfwer to that Communication by M. Le Brun, &c. &c. 217 218 230 Differtation on the Country Stage, Theatrical Journal: including Prologue and Epilogue to Crofs Partners; Plan and Character of the Family Compact; Opening of the Theatres, &c. &c. 238 Poetry including, Lines on the Death of a favourite Goldfinch, by the late Mr. J. Henderson; The Divifion of Time, a Rhapfody, written in 1784. Song of a Spirit. [From Mrs. Radcliffe's "Romance of the Foreft."] Lines addreffed to a Young Gentleman, by Mils Seward; Sonnet, by the late N. Cotton, M. D. 235 Foreign Intelligence: including, the Proceedings of the National Affembly in France during the Month, and the dreadful Outrages lately committed in the City of Paris, Monthly Chronicle, Promotions, Marriages, Qbituary, &c. 238 LONDON: Printed for J. SEWELL, Cornhill; and J. DEBRETT, Piccadilly. [Entered at Stationers-Hall.] |