PROMOTIONS.-MARRIAGES.-OBITUARY. PROMOTION S. AURENCE Harman Harman, efq. and LAUREN Gale, tothe dignity of an Irith Baron, by the name, ftyle, and title of Baron of Oxmantown, in the county of Dublin, with remainder to Sir Laurence Parfons, bart, and his heirs male. John Shore, efq. of Heathcote in Derby fhire, to the dignity of a Baronet of Great Britain. Hugh Earl Fortefcue, to be Colonel of the North Devon Militia, vice Paul Orchard, fq. refigned. Col. Montgomery Agnew, of the ift (or 319 King's) reg. of drag. guards, to be Governor of Carlifle, vice the Earl of Darlington, deceased. The Rev. Dr. Buckner, Rector of St. Giles in the Fields, and Canon Refidentiary' of Chichester, to the Archdeaconry of that diocefe. The Rev. Dr. Wills, Warden of Wadham College, Oxford, to the office of ViceChancellor for the year enfuing. The Rev. Wm. Sheepfhanks to a Prebend of Lincoln, vice Dr. Buckworth, dec. MARRIAGES. HE Right Hon. John Viscount Mount royal reg. of foot, to Mifs Eleanor Durn Thuar, to Lady Elizabeth Crichton, ford, daughter of the late George Durnford, only daughter of the Earl of Dumfries. Kirkby Torre, efq. Captain in the York (Col. Harvey's) regiment of militia, to Mifs Lucas, of Pontefract. The Rev. John Robinfon, Rector of Hockliffe in Bedfordshire, to Mifs Green, of Bedford. Cullen Smith, efq. of Harley-ftreet, to the Hon. Mifs Charlotte Eardley, fecond daughter of Lord Eardley. At Stourbridge, the Rev. J. Cuming, efq. to Mifs Haden. Rear Admiral Cofby, Commander in Chief at Plymouth, to Mrs. Hefle, reli&t of the late Mr. Heffe, agent of the 7th reg. Capt. Foxall, in the Eaft India Company's fervice, to Mifs Saxton, of the Strand. George Strickland, efq. fecond fon of Sir George Strickland, bart. of Boynton, York, to Mifs J. Craggs, of Houghton-leSpring, Durham. George Anfon Nutt, efq. of Welbourne, Warwickshire, to Mifs Mary Tymewell Blake, of Parliament-flreet. Martin Bree, elq. of Lambeth, to Mifs Sophia Parfons, of Plymouth. Lieut. Dewell, of the 2d (or Queen's) cfq. of Wincheft r. John Trowell, of Long Eaton, efq. Major in the Derbyshire militia, to Miss Woollatt, of Derby. James Farquharfon, efq. of Invercauld, North Britain, to the Hon. Mrs. Margaret Mackay, widow of the late Lieutenant-General Mackay. Alexander Mackinnon, efq. banker at Napies, to Mifs Mackinnon, of Mackinnon, North Britain. William Difney, efq. to Mifs Augufta Forrest, daughter of the late Admiral Fortelt. Newenham, cfq. fecond fon of Sir Edward Newenham, Member of Parlia ment for the county of Dublin, to Mifs Lynam. Noah Hickey, efq. of North Earl-freet, Dublin, to Mifs Sophia Blaney Sutherland. daughter of the late William Sutherland, efq. Captain in the 45th reg. of foot. John Vivian, efq. folicitor to the Commillioners of his Majesty's Excife, to Mifs Edwards, of Cotham-Lodge, near Briftol. John Tayler, efq. of Serjeants-inn, Fleetfreet, to Mifs Elizabeth Wood, of Highfield-place, Farnham.. MONTHLY OBITUARY for OCTOBER 1792. SEPT. 14. EAR Menin in Flanders, General Nvandermerch, who bore a very con fpicuous part in the war of the Brabancon Patriots in the year 1790. 15. John Parry, efq. Warwick, one of the Coroners of that county. 17. In Dublin, Alderman Robert Smith, Lord Mayor elect of that city. 18. At Buxton, George Hopper, esq. of Scarborough. 19. At York, Allen Swainfton, M. D. 20. At Creedy in Devonshire, Sir John Davie, bart. William Whitby, efq. of Boulge Hall, in the commiffion of the peace for the county of Suffolk, and Patent Customer of the port of Bristol. John Whincopp, of Bradfield, genticman, aged 88. At Arma h, in his 70th year, Mr. William Johnfton, arch te&t. 22. William Ramus, efq. formerly first page to his Majefty. 23. The Rev. John Upton, M. A. curate of St. Michsel's, and clerk of the collegiate church, Manchester. William Elliott, efq. of Sutton-hall, near Alford in Lincolnshire, formerly a dyer at Nottingham, aged 88. Mr. John Waghorn, oil and colour man, Little Newport-ilrcet, Soho. Joha John Manners, efq. of Grantham Grange, Lincolnshire, eldeft fon of the late Lord William Manners. He married a daughter of the late Earl of Dyfart, and ferved in Parlament three feflions for Newark upon Trent. James Lovelock, efq. of the island of Dominica. 24. Mr. Matthew Arbouin, merchant, Mincing-lane. Mr. John Cheetham, of Gaythorn, Man chefter. Sir Fitzwilliam Barrington, of Swainston in the Isle of Wight, bart. in his 85th year. Mr. Percival Wood, ele it fon of the printer of the Shrewsbury Chronicle. 25. Mr. John Young, Vine-treet, Piccadily. Mr. Bofwell, wafer-maker, St. John'slane, Clerkenwell. 26. Mr. John Lamotte, of Wanstead in Effex, in his 85th year. George Rogers, efq. one of the proprie tors of Vauxhail. At Norwich, John Murray, M. D. of that city. Capt. James Jobbins, of Knightsbridge. 27. Mr. Edward Smith, warehouseman, St. Paul's Church-yard. Mr. Giles Powell, of South Audley-ftreet, apothecary. 28. Mr. John Harris, fail maker, Plymouth. 29. George Webb, efq. of Hafcard Hall, near Haverford Welt. Andrew Mathew, efq. of Heath Houfe, near Petersfield, Hampshire. Mrs. Elizabeth Savage, widow of the Rev. Dr. Thomas Savage, formerly rector of Darley, Derby fhire. 30. At Tuddow, near Durham, Richard Raddcliffe. cfq. Clerk of the Crown for the County of Durham. The Rev. Mr. Belward, rector of Burgh Cattie and Afhby, and curate of Heiring flee in Suffex. At Tiverton, Henry Ofmond, efq. aged 82. Lately, at Athlone, Ireland, LieutenantColonel Cuffe, of the 13th light dragoons, brother to Lord Dyfart, and member for Kilkenny. 6. At Hendon, Mr. Archibald Hamilton, printer, Falcon-court, Fleet street. Mr. John Carvick, stock-broker, Mile End. At Dumfries, Mr. Charles Johnstone, merchant, at Oftend. At Tiverton, Mrs. Hodgkinfon, wife of Mr. Hodgkinfon, of the Bath Theatre. Lately, at Leghorn, Theophilus Lane, efq. formerly of the county of Hereford. 7. Mr. Conflantine M'Guire, late of Fore-fireet, merchant. James Bogle French, efq. merchant, in Swithin's-lane, Lombard-ftreet. Mr. William Windus, attorney-at-law at Ware. 8. George Clark, efq. banker, Lombard. street. James Lane, efq. a Sheriff's Peer of Dublin. At Darlington, Abraham Hilton, efq. one of the 60 clerks of the Court of Chancery. The Rev. John Mills Speed, rector of Elling, near Sutthampton, and Ashley in Oxfordshire. 9. Alexander Popham, efq. of Bagborough, late Captain of the Somerfet militia, and one of the Juftices of the Peace for the county. Lately, the Rev, Mr. Phene, many years Minifter of the Independent meeting at Bradford, Wilts. 10. At Chigwell, Effex, Lady Abdy, widow of the late Sir Anthony Thomas Abdy, Bart. of Albyns in the fame county. At Chefhunt, Mr. John Mafon, late feedfman in the Strand. The Lady of Sir Charles Middleton, bart. Lately, Mr. John Matthews, of the Strand, gilder, and printfeller. 11. Philip Dyoit, efq. the old ft Magiftrate for the county of Middlefex. Lately, in Bihop-street, Dublin, Benja min Hunt, eiq. late Captain of the 5th reg. of dragoons. 12. Mr. William Allen, merchant, of York, European Magazine, For NOVEMBER 1792. [Embellished with, 1. A PORTRAIT of JOHN SMEATON, F. R. S. And 2. A VIEW of an ANCIENT PLACE OF TOURNAMENT at SENLIS.] CONTAINING : Page State Papers including, Expofition of the Motives on which the French National Affembly have proclaimed the Convocation of a National Convention and pronounced the Sufpenfion of the Executive Power in the Hands of the King; Declaration to be made to the Foreign Powers, relative to the King's Sufpenfion, drawn up by M. Briffot; Report of the Minister for Foreign Affairs, prefented to the National Affembly, refpecting the Order given to the French Troops to enter Sardinia, 369 Theatrical Journal: including, Plan and Character of "Hartford Bridge; or, The Skirts of the Camp," a Comic Opera, by Mr. Pearce; and of a new Opera (afcribed to Mr. Cobbe) entitled "The Pirates ;" Occafional Addrefs, written by Charlotte Smith, for one of the Brighthelmitone Company of Players under fome Embarraffment, &c. &c. 378 Poetry including, Elegy on the Death of a Friend; The Eagle and GlowWorm, a Fable, written in 1788, on Mrs. Wells's Imitations of Mrs. Siddons; A new Hunting Song, written by Mr. Thomas Adney; The Dead Beggar, an Elegy, by Charlotte Smith; A Bed, by Lady Melbourne; To Eliza, on her Marriage, by the late Rev. Samuel Badcock; Epitaph on the Death of John Ayton Thompson, by A. Murphy, Efq. &c. &c. 381 Mufic of the Sicilian Mariner's Hymn to the Virgin, Foreign Intelligence 385 including, Pro ceedings of the National Convention and Progrefs of the French Armies and Fleet in Italy and Austrian Flanders, from O. 18, to Nov. 12, &c. 386 Monthly Chronicle. Promotions, Marriages, Obituary, &c. 1 LONDON: Printed for J. SEWELL, Cornhill; and J. DE BRETT, Piccadilly. [Cntered at Stationers-Hall.] Mr. Wright's performance is not agreeable to the plan of the European Magazine. It is left at the Publisher's. D'Eauville is received. Alfo various Pieces from our Poetical Correfpondents. AVERAGE PRICES of CORN, from Nov. 10, to Nov. 17, 1792. Wheat Rye Barl. Oats Beans INLAND COUNTIES. COUNTIES upon the COAST. Wheat Rye Barl. Oats Beans, London 514 2 Lincoln Bedford 5 84 13 82 90 Northumberl.5 12 Cumberland 5 9 Westmorld. Lancashire Monmouth 56 5677 6 5.5 5110 5 110 4 6 3 34 7 Hants WALES. |