11. Mrs. Jarman, an aftrefs of the York eatre, immediately after performing the aracter of Elvira, in the play of Pizarro. At Stapleton Houfe, Gloucestershire, Thos. myth, efq. youngest son of Sir James Smyth, f Afhton Court, Somerfetfhire. At Chippenham, aged 30, the Rev. Chas, Henry Hardwicke, B. L. of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. Thos. Gory, efq. of Brompton, aged 82. 12. Mifs E. H. Stordy, daughter of Geo. Stordy, efq. of Bishop Wearmouth, in the County of Durham, and one of the magif. trates of the police. Whilft dancing on the toth at the Upper Assembly rooms at Bath, She was fuddenly feized with illness, from which the never recovered. Peter Butt, efq. of his Majefty's dock-i yard, Deptford, in his 76th year, 13. In the Temple, John Floud, efq. one of the magiftrates belonging to the police office in Worship-street, and a captain in the Tower Hamlet militia. Mr. John Hardcaftle, White Swan inn, York. The Hon. Daines Barrington, efq. formerly one of the Welch Judges. Mr. John Kemp, one of the cooks of his Majefty's kitchen. Mifs Louifa Tierney, fecond daughter of George Tierney, efq. At the Inle of Wight, Captain Charles Menzies, in the barrack department. Lately, by an act of suicide, John Shermer, efq late of Pump court, in the Temple. He threw himself into the refervoir in Batteifea fields, and was drowned. 15 Mr. Ponfonby, brother of the late Serl of Befsborough. Jofeph Baldwin, efq. registrar of the amicable fociety, Serjeant's-inn, clerk of the ftationer's company, and late deputy clerk of the crown in chancery. Lady Chapman, widow of Sir John Chapman, bart. At Woollay, near Bradford, John Basker ville, efq. many years a deputy-lieutenant of the county of Wilts. 16. At Duxford, in Oxfordshire, in his 26th year, the Rev. James Henry Pugh, B.A. of Chrift Church. ・・ 17. Mr. John Ryder, printer, of Little Britain. At Eton, the Rev. John Norbury, fellow of Eton Collegel He was the fon of a barrister in Cheshire. He was admitted into King's College 1744, and took the de grees of A. B. 1,46; A. M. 1750; S,T.P. 1784. On 3d Dec. 1783, he was chofen fellow of Eton. On the death of Mt. Bar nard, 1772, he fucceeded to the living of Maple Durham, in Oxfordshire, for which he refigned the rectory of Walton upon Trent in Derbyshire, to which he had been prefented by the Marquis of Townfend. He was many years an affistant at Eton, and publifhed in 1793, a translation into Greek verse of Gray's Elegy in a Country Churchyard. At Edinburgh, Alexander Campbell, efq. of Burcaldin. At Bath, aged 83, Lady Hawkins, reli& of Sir Chriftopher Hawkins, bart. of Kilfton House, The Rev. Andrew Pern, jun. B. A. of Trinity College, Oxford, in his 25th year. Edward Tawney, efq fenior alderman and father of the city of Oxford. 18. Mrs. Keate, relict of the late George Keate, efq. of Charlotte-freet, Bloomsbury. In Saville-row, Mrs. Montague, eldest daughter of the late Henry Hobart, M. P. for the city of Norwich. At Chertsey, Mr. William Payne, aged 28 years. Lately, at Bath, Daniel Lyfons, M. D. one of the phyficians of the Bath general hospital. He was a gentleman commoner of Magdalen College, Oxford, and was afterwards elected fellow of All Souls, where he took the degree of B, C. L. May 2, 1755; Lic. to pract phys. July 5, 1756; D. C. L. Feb. 1, 1759; which he exchanged for D.M. Oct.24, 1769. He practifed first at Glouceiter, but for about the last 25 years at Bath. He published, (1) An Effay upon the Effects of Camphire and Calomel in Fevers, 8vo. 1771, (2) Practical Effays upon Intermitting Fevers, Droplies, Difeafes of the Liver, the Epilepfy, the Colic, Dyfenteric Fluxes, and the Operation of Calomel, 8vo. 1772, 2d Edition, 1783~ (3) Further Obfervations on the Effects of Camphire and Calomel, 8vo. 1777. 19. Lady Jones, of Rambury Manor, Wiltshire. 61-16 EACH DAY, PRICE OF STOCKS FOR MARCH 1800 Bank3perCt, 3 per Ct. 3perCt4perCt sperC Long Ditto, S. Sea Old New 3perCt India India India English Stock Reduc. Confols Scrip. 1777. Ann. Ann. 1778. Stock. Ann. Ann. 1751. Stock. Scrip. Bonds. Navy. Bills. Lott. Tick. 25 158 63 62 a 793 921 184 New [Exche, 202 26 N.B. In the 3 per Cent. Confols the higheft and lowest Price of each Day is given; in the other Stocks the highest Price only. Embellished with, 1. A PORTRAIT of C. S. SONNINÍ. 2. A MAP of CHERBOURG ROAD. And, 3. A PORTRAIT of DAINES BARRINGTON, ESQ.] Planta's Hiftory of the Helvetic Confederacy, from its Eftablishment to its Diffolution, Sonnini's Travels in Upper and Lower Egypt, undertaken by Order of the Old Government of France, [Concluded] 294 Haweis' Impartial and Succinct History of the Rife, Declenfion, and Revival of the Church of Chrift; from the Birth of our Saviou to the prefent Time. With faithful Characters of the principal Perfonages, ancient and mo. dern, The Afiatic Annual Regifter; or a View of the Hiftory of Hindustan, and of the Politics, Commerce, and Literature, of Afa, for the Year 1799, 320 320 384 London: Printed by Bunney Gell, Shoe-lane Fleet-Brest, For J. SEWELL, CORNHILL; and J. DEBRETT, PreCADILLY. Vol. XXXVII. APRIL 1800. Li |