ment at the Charter-house. The procession consisted of ten men on horseback, four on foot, carrying plumes of feathers before the bearse, drawn by six horses, six mourning coaches drawn by six horses each, and twenty noblemen and gentlemen's carriage amongst which we observed his Lordship's carriage, followed by the Bishop of Chester's, Earl Camden's, the Hon. Mr. Law's, the two Chief Justices', and the other Judges of the Court of King's Bench and Common Pleas, and other of his Lordship's friends. The procession passed along Pall-mall, the Strand, Fleet-street, Ludgate-bill, and arrived at the Charter-house soon after nine o'clock. The corpse was taken into the chapel, and the funeral ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Fisher. Nearly the whole of the time a most solemn dirge was played. The coffin was covered with superb crimson velvet, and bis Lordship interred in the same vault as Mr. Sutton, the founder of the Charter-house.

The property left by Lord Ellenborough, it is said, exceeds 240,000. To the present Lord he has bequeathed 10,000 per annum ; and to the widowed Lady 20001. per annum; and to each of the other children 15,0001. The house in St. Jame's-square is directed to be sold, and also the villa at Roehampton. The late Peer gave 18,000. for the town residence.

The whole of the carriages and horses of the late Queen are to be sold by public auctios. The horses have been brought to town from Windsor, and workmen are now the pannels of the carriages, previons to employed in obliterating the royal arms on sale. The Princess Sophia will reside at the Lower Lodge, in Windsor Park. The whole of the former establishments there have been discharged.

The late Queen left her suit of garbets to the Dowager Queen of Wirtemberg, beCause garnets are the only precious stones that can be worn with deep mourning, which the dowager Queen is resolved to wear for life. All her diamonds she left to be divided among the other four princesses equally. Her fine wardrobe, said to be of immense value, she has left to Madame Beckendorff. Frogmore is left to the Princess Augusta, and the Lower Lodge to the Princess Sophia.

inspected her late Majesty's will, are the The only individuals, it is said, who have Prince Regent, the Duke of York, the Duchess of Gloucester, the Princess Augusta, and Sir John Nicholl, the judge of the Prerogative Court. The reason assigned for the delay is, that they have not taken an account of the property. Is it possible

that the Duke of Sussex has not had the will of his royal parent submitted to his perusal ?

OXFORD.

ECEMBER 11, the following subjects

for the ensuing year; viz.

For Latin Verses-Syracusa. For an English Essay-The characteristic Differences of Greek and Latin Poetry.

For a Latin Essay-Quænam fuerint præcipue in Causa, quod Roma de Carthagine triumphavit?

The first of the above subjects is intended for those gentlemen of the University who have not exceded four years from the time of their matriculation; and the other two for such as have exceeded four, but not completed seven years.

SIR ROGER NEWDIGATE'S PRIZE. - For the best composition in English verse, not containing either more or fewer than fifty lines, by any Under Graduate who has not exceeded four years from the time of his matriculation-The Iphigenia of Timanthes.

Thursday last, Mr. Edward Dickinson Scott was elected Taberdar, and Messrs. Joseph Simpson, Miles Cooper Bolton, William Airey, Henry Rookin, Robert Shepherd, Joseph Ballantine Dykes, and Joshua Lucock Bragg, Scholars on the old foundation; and Mr. Richard Bracken, Scholar on Mr. Michel's foundation, at Queen's College.

LATELY, in Abercromby-place, Edin

burgh, the lady of Lieut.-General the Hon. Sir C. Colville, G.C. B. of a son and heir. Lately, in Stratford-place, the Countess of Westmeath, of a son and heir.

Lately, in Guildford-street, the Lady of R. Bernal, Esq. M.P. of a daughter.

Nov. 23. The lady of the Rev. Joseph Varenne, Rector of Staplehurst, of a daughter.

At Frankfort-place, Plymouth, Mrs. Gill, of a daughter.

The lady of Richard Tattersall, Esq. of twins.

26. At Blackheath, the lady of Captain Larkins, of the Honourable Company's ship Warren Hastings, of a daughter.

In Mansfield-street, Viscountess Ashbrook, of a daughter.

DEC. 2. At Knowle-farm, Sussex, the lady of Major-gen. Beatson, of a daughter.

At Osmington, Dorset, the lady of the Rev. Archdeacon Fisher, of a daughter.

3. The lady of Robert Frankland, Esq. M. P. of a daughter.

In Dorset-square, the Lady of Charles Augustus Tulk, Esq. of a daughter,

At Cheshunt, the Lady of Thomas Todd Walton, Esq. of the Foreign Post Office, of a daughter.

4. The Countess of Aberdeen,of a daughter. 7. In Gloucester-place, the lady of W, L. Hughes, Esq. M.P. of a daughter.

8. At Conway, North Wales, the lady of Christopher Alderson, Esq. of twin girls.

15. In Trinity-square, the lady of Mr. Alderman Bridges, of a son.

At Pentonville, the lady of Mr. William Bridges, of the Bank of England, of a son, 21. The lady of Lieut.-Colonel Forsteen, of a daughter.

ATELY, Prosper Ameline, Comte de

King of France, to Elizabeth Fitzgerald, daughter of James Kiernan, of South Lambeth, Esq.

Lately, W. Smith. Esq. of the Royal Horse Artillery, to Lucinda, second daughter of Sir W. Stamer, Bart.

Lately, S. A. Wright, Esq. of Stockwellplace, Surrey, to Lucy Elizabeth, eldest daughter of P. W. Tomkins, Esq. of New Bond-street.

Lately, C. G. Bodens, Esq. to Miss Hill, of Lambeth.

Lately, at the Palace of Corfu, Lieut.Col. Hankey, Private Secretary to bis Excellency Sir T. Maitland, to Miss C. Vaslamo, of Corfu,

Lately, Mr. J. Vallance, Garlick-hill, Thames-street, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. R. Fauntleroy, Snowdon House, Wandsworth, Surrey.

Lately, Mr. T. M'Ray, of Colemanstreet, to Miss C. Wedgwood, of Basford, near Newcastle, Staffordshire.

Lately, E. Jennings, Esq. of Bath, to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of Lieut. Col. J. C. Tufnell, of Luckham House, Wilts.

Lately, Mr. Minchin, of Piccadilly, to Priscilla, youngest daughter of the late N. Germon, Esq. of Leign-cottage.

Lately, D. C. Webb, Esq. of Denham, Bucks, to Sarah, only daughter of Thomas Smith, Esq. of Brentford-butts.

Lately, George, fourth son of the Rev. T. Greenwood, Vicar of Calne, Wilts, to Mary Ann, daughter of John Sherer, Esq. Totten bam.

Lately, Mr. R. Oldershaw, of Islington, solicitor, to Miss M. Piggott, of the same place.

Lately, J. Olding, Esq, of Gray's inn, to Miss M. M. Pawley, of Fulham.

Lately, Mr. J. Levy, of Mount-place, to Catherine, daughter of Mr. D. Levy, of Grove-place, Bethnal-green.

Lately, I. Compertz, Esq. of Clevelandrow. St. James's, to Florence, daughter of the late C. F. Wattier, Esq. of Abbeville, in France.

Lately, T. Lord, Esq. of Tilehurst, Berks, to Miss M. Harper, of Manchesterstreet, youngest daughter of the late J. Harper, Esq. of Edgware-road.

Lately, G. Barclay, Esq, to Matilda, only daughter of Anthony Aufrere, Esq. of Hoveton Hall, Norfolk, and grand-daughter of the late General Count Lockhart, of Lee and Carnwath.

Lately, S. H. F. Gwynne, Esq. of Glanbrane Park, Landovery, Carmarthen, to Miss Simes, of Kensington Gravel-pitts

Lately, Ann Blaney, daughter of the Right Hon. Lord Blaney, to Captain Charles Gordon, of the Royal Navy.

Lately, C. T. Edwards, Esq. of Aldgate to Miss Key, daughter of S. Key, Esq. of Cheshunt, Herts.

Lately, Henry Blane Hunt, Esq. of the Theatre Royal Covent Gargden, to Lydia, daughter of Dr. Merry, of Bath, and late of the Theatre Royal Drury-lase,

Lataly, Captain Swinburne, of the st Grenadier Guards to Miss Coates, daughter of the late Rev. A. Coates, Vicar of Goldebrough.

Lately, the Rev. Bregdon, Rector of Pangbourne, Berks, Elizabeth Julia, daughter of Thomas Usborne, Esq. of Cum. berland-street, Portman-square.

Lately, the Rev. John Clarke, Rector of Claybidon, Devon, to Frances Lewis, only daughter of James Nicholas Duntze, Esq. Henley House, near Tiverton,

Lately, the Rev. G. Howes, Rector of Spixworth, to Maria Margaret, agater of

the late Thomas Blake, Esq. Barrister at
Law.

Nov. 16. George Fairholme, Esq. of
Greenknow, Berwickshire, to the Hon.
Caroline Elizabeth Forbes, eldest daughter
of Lieut.-General Lord Forbes.

21. Mr. Emanuel Albo de Bernales, to
Miss Frances Mary de Bernales, of Finsbury-
place.

Sir Charles Sullivan, Bart, of Thames.
Ditton, to Jean Ann, daughter of Robert
Taylor, Esq. of Ember-court.

24. Mr. J. F. Fixsen, of Old Fish-street
Hill, to Elizabeth daughter of the late J.
C. Edelman, Esq. of Clapton, Middlesex.

Edward Bullock, Esq. of the Treasury,
to Letitia, daughter of the late Rev. Tho-
mas Pearce, D.D.

26. The Hon. H. Peter Boyle de Bla-
quiere, to Eliza, daughter of William
Hoper, Esq. of Rathfarnham Castle.

William Witherby, Esq. of Newmarket,
to Mary Ann, daughter of the Rev. N. J.
Hill, M.A. rector of Snailwell.

SO. Cæsar Colclough, of Tintern Abbey,
Esq. and one of the representatives in Par-
liament for the county of Wexford, to Jane,
daughter of John Kirwan, of Leeson-street,
Dublin, Esq. King's Council.

DEC. 1. Edward Page Turner, Esq, to
Sophia, daughter of the late Andrew Wit-
liams, Esq. of Southampton.

3. The Rev. R. G. Geldart, M.A. rector
of Little Billing, Northampton, to Sarah,
daughter of William Walker, Esq. of Sut-
ton-bill, Surrey.

Samuel Wright, Esq. of South Lambeth,
to Betsey, daughter of John Rowlett. Esq.
of Charter House-square.

4. Stewart Boone Inglis, Esq. formerly of
the King's late German Legion, to Sholto
Charlotte, widow of Major-General James
Pringle, and daughter of the late Sir John
Halkett, Bart.

Mr. Edward Cowper, of Nelson-square,
to Anne, daughter of the late Captain Ap-
plegath.

8. George Barclay, Esq. son of Colonel
Barclay, his Majesty's Commissioner for
the American boundary, to Matilda, dangb-
ter of Anthony Aufriere, Esq. Hoveton
Hall, Norfolk.

9. At St. Martin's, John Whitney Smith,
Esq. to Charlotte, second daughter of Mr.
T. Peake, of Oxford.

Mr. Samuel Longden, of Lawrence Pount-
ney-lane, to Miss Mary Le Cren, of Green-
wich.

Alfred Phillips, Esq. of Woburn-place,
to Rebecca daughter of M. Samuel, Esq. of
Bath.

John Henry North, E-q, barrister at law,
to Letitia Dorothea, daughter of William,
late Lord Bishop of Clogher.

10. Edward Jennings, Esq. of Bath, to
Mary Jane, daughter of Lieut Colonel J.
C. Tufnell, of Luckham House, Wilts.

Major Robertson, to Elizabeth, daughter
of Mr. Chapman, of Croydon.

12 Samuel Hughes, Esq. of Cheshunt, to
Mrs. Cox, of Breafy, county of Mayo.

14. Mr. Thomas M.Rae, of Coleman-
street, to Miss Catherine Wedgwood, of
Barford, Dear Newcastle, Staffordshire,

15. Captain Antony Blagrave Valpy,
R.N. to Anna, daughter of Robert Harris,
Esq. of Reading.

Thomas Chandlers, Esq of York-place,
Portman square, to Caroline, daughter of
Sir William Long, of Kempston House, Bed-
ford.

16. The Rev. William Greenlaw, of Isle-
worth, to Francis, daughter of Robert Ba-
ker, Esq. of Great Marlborough-street.

16. Mr. Burden, of Bedford-street, Co-
vent-garden, to Rebecca. daughter of the
late Robert Young, Esq. of Vauxhall
walk.

17. Henry Anderson. Esq. of the 69th
Regiment, to Letitia, second daughter of
William Abbott, Esq. of the Precincts.

19. Edward Atherton, Esq. of Portman-
square, to Mrs. E. W. Smith, of Dover,
widow of the late T. A. Smith, Esq.

ATELY, at Shovington, Viscountess
Killmorey, wife of Lord Viscount
Kilmorey, of Shovington-hall, Salop, and
eldest sister of Lord Combermere, of Com-
bermere Abbey, Chester.

Lately, at Cork, John Bernard Trotter,
Esq. formerly Private Secretary to the late
Right Hon. C. J. Fox.

Lately, at Bourdeaux, aged 90, the Mar-
quis De St. Mare, the last of the French
oficers who was present at the battle of
Fontenoy.

Lately, at Paris, aged 69, the ouly sur-
viviving sister of Palissot, so well known
for his bitter animosity to the French philos
sophers.

Lately, at his house in Great Queen-
street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, in the 65th year
of his age, A. Graham, Esq. He bad long
been one of the police magistrates at the
Bow-street office, where, for a short pe
riod, he presided as chiel, but resigne₫
the situation on finding his health d-lin
He was an upright magistrate, as well as 28
intelligent, useful, and judicious member of
society, and was conversant with business
in various provinces. He for a few seasons
superintended the concerns of Drury lane
Theatre. He has left one son, who is a cap-
tain in the British navy, and who has distie-
guished himself in the service by zeal, spirit,
and ability on several occasions,

Lately, at Stowe, the seat of the Marquis of Buckingham, the Rev. W. Barnard, Rector of March Gibbon and Walton Stratford.

Lately, in the 56th year of her age, at Colonel Vincent's, Cullen's-wood, near Dublin, the Right Hon. Catharine, Lady Monnt-Sandford, daughter of the late Right Hon. Sir Oliver, and relict of the late Lord Mount-Sandford.

Lately, at Donoughmore Glebe, the Rev. E. Ryan, D.D. Rector of Donoughmore, and one of the Prebendaries of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin.

Lately, in Baggott-street, Dublin, the Hon. Mrs Jocelyn, relict of the Hon. G. Jocelyn, brother to the Earl of Roden.

Lately, Mr. T. Havill, of Camberwell, in the 80th year of his age.

Lately, at Kilcooly Abbey, Sir W. Barker, Bart.

Lately, at Leicester, in his 44th year, Capt. Bellamy, R.N.

Lately, at Stoke, near Coventry, aged 53. J. Hodgetts, Esq. of Paternoster-row.

Lately, in Queen-square, Bloomsbury, aged 66, Mrs. S. Bryant, widow of the late Reverend Edward Bryant, of Newport, Essex.

Lately, at Down-hall, Kent, B. Spitta, Esq. of Doctors' Commons.

Lately, in Jermyn-street, H. M. Bird, Esq. of Barton-house, Warwickshire, aged 63.

Lately, on board the Angelica, on her passage from the Cape of Good Hope, John James Armstrong, Esq. late American consul at Teneriffe.

Lately, Lieutenant-colonel Charles Duke,. deputy-adjutant-general to the forces serving under the Earl of Dalhousie, Nova Scotia.

Lately, at Dungannon Park, Ireland, in his 90th year, Lord Viscount Northland, a governor and custos rotulorum of the county of Tyrone, and a representative peer for Ireland. He is succeeded in his titles and estates by his eldest son, the Hon. Thomas Knox, member in a former parliament for Tyrone.

OCT. 16. At Lisbon, Lieut-colonel R. Carroll, commanding the 16th regiment of Portuguese Infantry. The colonel was brother to Gen. Sir W, P. Carroll, K.C.B. of Listeen Hall, Tipperary.

Nov. 4. In Bedford-square, John T.umsden, Esq. a member of the Hon, the Court of Directors for the Affairs of the Hon. East India Company.

10. The Rev. W. Ramsay, minister of Cortachy.

15. At Altona, Count A. De Gortz, a worthy companion in arms of Frederick the Great.

17. At Prospect-house, West Cowes, Isle of Wight, in her 27th year, Susannah, daughter of Alexander Aikman, sen. Esq.

of the Island of Jamaica.

Europ. Mag. Vol. LXXIV. Dec. 1818.

18. At Newport, Isle of Wight, in the 26th year of his age, Mr. Thomas Sayer, of Exeter College, Oxford.

19. At Ryde, Isle of Wight, John Thos. Roberdeen, Esq. late judge at Allahabad, on the Bengal civil establishment.

20. At Tours, Mrs. Browne, the wife of George Vanbrough Browne, Esq. of Knock; marlock, Ayrshire.

At Liverpool, aged 55, Mr. Francis Dixon, late of the firm of Nuttall, Fisher, and Dixon, Caxton printing-office, Liverpool.

21. At Shepperton-green, in the 36th year of his age, Thomas Nathan Frederick, Esq. son of Sir J. Frederick, Bart.

In Skinner-street, Matthew Walker, Esq. of the New Steyne, Brighton.

23. At Hatfield, James Penrose, Esq. M.D. surgeon extraordinary to the King, and surgeon to his Majesty's household.

23. At Brompton, in the 39th year of his age, Francis Lewis Clason, of Lincoln'sinn, Esq. barrister at law.

At Felixton, Suffolk, the lady of Sir Sam. Fludyer, Bart.

James Cutforth, Esq. of Fitzroy-street, Fitzroy-square.

At Pennbury, Clapham, in the 59th year of his age, Samuel Southall, one of the Society of Friends.

24. Mary, the widow of the late Thomas Seddon, Esq. of Aldersgate-street.

At Gainsford, near Darlington, in the 84th year of her age, Mrs. Clark, relict of the late Thomas Clark, Esq. of Snowhill.

At Chippenham, Wilts, in the 64th year of his age, Robert Ward, Esq. formerly of Great Prescot-street.

At Lambeth, Mrs. Sarah Cooke, wife of Nathaniel Cooke, Esq. late of the customs.

25. At Brighton, Susey, relict of the late James Esdaile, Esq. of Heed-place, in the county of Essex, aged 66.

At Elgin, the Hon. George Duff, of Milton, third son of William Earl of Fife, in the 83d year of his age.

26. Margaret, the wife of A. W. Devis, Esq. of Caroline-street, Bedford-square.

Aged 72, the Rev. Thomas Rutledge, D.D. minister of the Scots churches of Broad street and Shakspeare's-walk for 39 years.

At the house of her uncle, the Rev. A. Lawrence, Royal Hospital, Haslar, Susan Bloxem, second daughter of the Rev. Rich. Rouse Bloxem, D.D. of Rugby, and niece of Sir Thomas Lawrence, R.A.

27. At Wimbledon, James Meyrick, Esq. of Grosvenor-street.

In the 67th year of his age, Samuel Sellwood, Esq. of Abingdon, in the county of Berks.

28. At his house in Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, Thomas Main, Esq.

In Lansdown-place, Bath, Mrs. Eliza, beth Blackwood, daughter of the late Sir 4 A

Robert Blackwood, Bart. of Ballyleidy, Down, Ireland.

29. At Brighton, Mrs. William Bovill, of Upper Tooting, aged 28 years.

30. At Shavington-hall, Shropshire, the Right Hon. Robert Lord Viscount Killmo rey, aged 72.

Suddenly, at Windsor, Colonel Disbrowe, vice chamberlain to the late Queen.

Mrs. Mary Edgar, aged 73, wife of Mr. D. Edgar, of Colebrook-row, Islington.

At Brooklyn, Mr. John Williams, long better known both in England and Ireland, by the name of Anthony Pasquin. He was a man of some native powers of mind, as a minor poet and wit, but he dealt principally in theatrical criticism, and made himself the terror of actors and actresses, both good and bad.

DEC. 1. At Everton, Liverpool, Alex. Taylor, M.D. formerly of Paisley, in his 75th year.

At Longley, Buckinghamshire, in her 60th year, Mrs. Frances Hanbury, daughter of the late Capel Hanbury, of Ponty Pool, Monmouthshire.

In York-place, the lady of General Sir C. Grant.

2. In Montagu-square, Thomas Bulkeley, Esq. formerly of Lisbon.

3. At the Rectory, Orsett, Elizabeth Henrietta, daughter of the late Doctor de Zimmermann, of Smyrna, and lady of the Rev. John Frederick Usko, rector of Orsett, in Essex.

4. Mr. John Gillespie, of Brixton-place, Surrey, in the 68th year of his age.

5. In Grenville-street, Brunswick-square,. Mrs. Catherine M'Nah, widow of the late Captain Angus M'Nab, of the Henry Dun das East Indiaman.

At Kensington. Thomas Windle, Esq. of Wick Hill, Warfield, Berks, and late of John-street, Bedford-row.

6. In the Victualling-yard, Deptford, Frederick Dickenson, Esq. aged 56.

consequence of both offices being vacant at the same time); and, the next year, in con. sequence of the death of Lord Kenyon, he was appointed to the distinguished situation of chief justice of England. On the 1st April, 1802, he was created a peer, by the title of Lord Ellenborough, Baron of Ellenborough, in the county of Cumberland, It is fresh in the recollection of our readers that his lordship very recently resigned the chief justiceship in consequence of his increasing infirmities. He was also a governor of the Charter-house, and F.S.A. He married, in October, 1782, Miss Towry, daughter of George Phillips Towry, Esq. by whom he had issue, 1. Edward (a member of the House of Commons in the last Parliament), now Lord Ellenborough, who married, Dec. 11, 1813, Lady Octavia Stewart, daughter of the Marquis of Londonderry, and sister of Lord Castlereagh; 2. Charles Ewan, married, May 22, 15H, Elizabeth Sophia, sister of Sir Charles Ethelston Nightingale, Bart.: 3. Mary; 4. John; 5. Elizabeth; 6 Anne; and 7, a daughter, born January 11, 1812.

14. At Deptford, in her 65th year, Eliza beth Roberts, sister of Lieut. James Wolfe Roberts, R. N.

At Brighton, Mr. James Whittle, of Fleet-street, aged 61.

22. Soon after five o'clock, at his horse in St. James's-square, after an illness of upwards of five months, Sir Philip Francis, An express was immediately sent off to Mr. Francis, his son, who was on a visit to the Earl of Bristol, at Ickworth Park, Suffolk, It is a singular coincidence, that this is the fourth death, within a very short period, in that corner of St. James's-square; viz. Lord Beauchamp, Lord Anson, Lord Eilenborough, and Sir Philip Francis.

EAST INDIA BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

In the 24th year of his age, Lieut. J. S. Robinson, of the 43d. regiment, and second son of Lieutenant-general John Robinson, of Denston Hall, Suffolk.

In Welbeck street, Miss Maria Chesshyre, sister to the Countess Fauconberg.

7. At Clay Hill, Beckenham, in the 35th year of her age, Miss Anne Courtenay, third daughter of the late Bishop of Exeter.

13. In St. James's-square, after an illness of some duration, the Right Hon. Lord Ellenborough.* His Lordship was born about 1749, and was the son of Dr. Law, formerly bishop of Carlisle. After rising to some eminence at the bar, he was ap pointed attorney-general in 1801 (without having previously been solicitor-general, in

For Portrait and Memoir vide vol. LXXVI. page 99.

10, and 17. BIRTHS.

At Berhampore, on the 15th inst. the lady of Captain C. Brooke, of the commissariat department, of a son.

At Monghier, on the 224 March last, the lady of Captain R. Rich, of the 3d native infantry, of a son.

At Benares, on the 28th nlt, the lady of Lieutenant John Holbrow, of the 1st native infantry, of a daughter.

At Fatteh Ghur, on the 1st inst, the lady of Lieutenant Robert Cauty, of the 19th native infantry, of a son.

At Banda, on the 14th inst, the lady of Lieutenant J. Paterson, interpreter and quarter-master, 1st battalion 1st native infantry, of a son.