Susanna, daughter of the late Sir William Plomer, of Snaresbrook, Essex. Captain Henry Elton, R.N, to Mary, widow of the late Peter Touchet, Esq. and danghter of the late Sir Francis Ford, Bart. Cland Alexander, Esq. of Ballamale, to Miss Keatinge, daughter of Col, and Lady Keatinge, and niece of the Earl of Meath. 22. Henry, son of the late Rev. William Goode, to Jemima, daughter of Thomas Hodson, Esq. of Plymouth. 24. The Rev. B. Philpot, Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge, to Letitia Mary, daughter of the late William Phil. pot, Esq. of Huntingfield, Suffolk. 25. At Dallington, the Hon, and Rev. Thos. L. Dundas, to Mary Jane, daughter of the Rev. James Bosanquet, of Haddington. 26. Major George Henry Hewett, eldest son of the Right Hon. Sir George Hewett, Bart, Commander of the Forces in Ireland, MONTHLY LATELY, at Harwich, Mr. John Wing, one of the capital burgesses of that borough, aged 87. Lately, very suddenly, the lady of John Fisher, Esq. merchant, of North Yarmouth, mach regretted by her numerous relations. Lately, Mr. William James, surgeon, Gerard-street, Sobo, aged 43. Lately, the Rev. T. Price, master of the Free Grammar School, Carmarthen, vicar of Llangunnor, Carmarthenshire, Llandewy aber Arth, and rector of Llanfair Orllwyn, Cardiganshire. Lately, at Tonbridge Wells, B. Neale, Esq. of St. Paul's Church-yard, aged 31. JULY 14. In his 66th year, the Rev. Sir John Thomas Wheate, Bart, formerly of Carrington, near Bridgewater. 16. At Camberwell, John Rea, Esq. aged 75 years. 17. In New King-street, Bath, aged 89, John Erving, Esq. He was, excepting one, the last survivor of the Honourable Mandamus Council at Boston, in New England. 20. In New Bond-street, Mr. William Wileman, aged 79. Benjamin Parker, Esq. of Dudley. At Tamworth, in the 80th year of his age, Samuel Cooper, Esq. formerly of Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. Mrs. Prnen, aged 72, relict of the late Mr. William Pruen,of Temple-place, Blackfriars. 21. At Talcross, Glasgow, in the 75th year of his age, J. Dunlop, Esq. 22. At Creed St. Michael, near Taunton, in the 46th year of his age, Robertson Buchanan, Esq. of Glasgow, civil engineer, He was the author of some useful works, particularly one on the" Economy of Fuel and the Management of Heat;" and another on the " Teeth of Wheels." 23. At Harrowgate, Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, a lady well known to the world as to Louisa, daughter of the Right Rev. [the Lord Bishop of Bangor. AUG. 1. At Camberwell Church, by the Rev. Philip Dodd, Andrew Eyre, Esq. of the Surrey Brewery, to Miss Nicholson, of Camberwell-grove. At St. Botolph, Bishopsgate, J. P. Spence, Esq. of St. Helen's-place, Merchant, to Miss Elizabeth Hawks, niece to George Hawks, Esq. of Devonshire-square. 3. Henry Davidson Milligan, Esq. of Wimpole street, to Georgiana Mathilda, daughter of Sir Walter Sterling, Bart. M.P. for St. Ives, Cornwall, S. Canning, Esq. his Majesty's Envoy to the Swiss Cantons, to Harriet, daughtes of the late Thomas Raikes, Esq. of Upper Grosvenor-street. 7. At Hackney, Andrew Smith, Esq. to Isabella, daughter of John Hawkins, Esq. of Upper Clapton. OBITUARY. the author of several useful and elegant works of the most beneficial tendency and happy execution. 24. Very suddenly, the Rev. Alexander Duncan, D.D. rector of Wholton, and vicar of Bolam, in Northumberland. This gentleman had that day been meeting several of his parishioners, with a view to the enforcement of what are called the agistment tythes, to which the parish had never before been subject, and which was likely to prove a source of discussian between the minister and his flock. 27. At Surleton-lodge, Kingston-uponThames, the Rev. George Savage, formerly of Eton and King's College, Cambridge, and rector of the united parishes of St. Mary Aldermary and St. Thomas the Apostle, in the city of London. 28. The Rev. Wm. Gray, M.A. master of the Free Grammar School in Cheltenham. 29. In Portland-place, David Pike Watts, Esq. after a lingering disease, which he bore with exemplary patience and resig nation. Society has experienced a most serious loss by the death of this worthy and excellent man, whose activity and zeal in the promotion of the good and happiness of his fellow creatures, are too well known to need any comment. 78.. 31. Benjamin Cole, Esq. of Bath, aged AUG. 1. Mr. Stevens, of Kew-green, aged 62. Joseph Taylor, Esq. of Wisbeach, aged 70. At Pancras, David Macpherson, Esq, sub-commissioner of the Public Records, author of the Annals of Commerce," "The History of the European Commerce with India," Geographical Illustration of Scottish History," &c. &c. in the 69th year of his age. 2. At Woolwich, Mr. James Donelly, late of King street, Holborn, aged 77. The Rev. Raymond E. L. Rogers, vicar of Bishops Stortford, Herts, and formerly of Oriel College, Oxford, aged 44. 3. At Edinburgh, James Barney Macbarney, teacher in Edinburgh, aged 82. In Albemarle-street, Emily, daughter of the late George Clarke, Esq. of West Hatch, Essex. At Tottenham, aged 68, Mr. John Sanderson, one of the society of Friends. 8. At Geneva, Switzerland, John Turnbull, Esq. of Guildford-street, aged 76. 9. Mrs. Hannah Forty. She held the situation as pumper at the Old Spa, Cheltenham, for nearly half a century; the loss of which situation is supposed to have hastened her dissolution. At Dumfries, Walter Ross Munro, M.D. late senior member of the medical board in Calcutta. 11. The Rev. Alexander Fownes Luttrell, rector of East Quantoxhead and Minehead, Somerset, and prebendary of Wells Cathedral. 13. Thomas Osmar, Esq. Gentleman Usher to his Majesty, and late of the Hertford militia. At Pool Park, Denbighshire, the Right Hon. Louisa Lady Bagot. Her ladyship was the eldest daughter of George, late Earl of Dartmouth, K.G. and sister to the present Earl. 15. At Windsor, Captain John Kirkpatrick, date of the Hon. East India Company's ship Henry Addington. 16. At Blandford, William Sellers, Esq. banker, and formerly bookseller in that town, aged 74. 17. In York-street, Portman-square, Lady Susan Clinton, wife of Lieut.-Gen. Sir Henry Clinton, G.C. B. and sister to the Earl of Wemyss and March. At Brighton, Lady Rawlinson relict of the late Sir Walter Rawlinson, and daughter of the late Sir Robert Ladbroke, aged 73. 19. In Sidmouth-street, Mecklenburghsquare, the infant daughter of the Rev. J. W. Vivian. In Arundel-street, James Sykes Esq. in the 75th year of his age. In Highbury-terrace, after a very long Esq. and painful illness, Joseph Huddart, F.R.S. an elder brother of the Trinity House. At Clifton Hall, near Olney, Bueks, Alex. Small, Esq. 20. Sincerely regretted by all her friends, and deeply lamented by her surviving husband and eight children, Mrs Charles Dibdin, late wife of Mr. Dibdin, jun. of Sadler's Wells, aged 35: a most exemplary wife and mother, of unassuming manners, and possessing a kindness of heart which endeared her to all who had the good fortune to know her. Though professionally placed in public life, no family ever enjoyed a more domestic system of rational and respectable private happiness than that which is now deprived of one of its best examples and its most brilliant ornaments. 22. In Finsbury square, Stephen Brooks, Esq. aged 83. 23. At Mordon, John Ridge, Esq. of Spring-garden, army agent. * For a Portrait and memoir, vide vol. 60, page 323. LITERARY INTELLIGENCE. 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Piccadilly, chinaman, July 30. KAY, W. Barnard Castle, Durham, woollen-draper, Aug. 10, MILLER and Co. Hinton-st. Bethnal green, carpenters, Aug. 20. PARSON, W. Attleburgh, Norfolk, grocer, Aug. 94. BANKRUPTS. ASPINALL, W. Liverpool, grocer, Sept. 25, 26, and Oct. 5, George, Liverpool. [Gunnery and Co. Liverpool; and Chester Staple-inn.] Aug. 24. BENNET, G. Bedminster, Somerset, woollen cord. manufacturer, Sept. 7, Commercial Rooms, Bristol. [Vizard and Co. Lincoln's-inn-fields; and Leman, Bristol.] July 17. BISTON, A. Finch-la. Cornhill, merchant, Sept. 7, (Leigh, Poultry.] July 27. BEALES, E. Hart-st. Covent-garden, victualler, Sept. 7. July 27. BOWDICH and Co. Bristol, hat manufacturers, Sept. 7, Commercial Rooms, Bristol. [Clarke and BUCHANAN, W. of the parish of St. James, merchant, Sept. 10. [Tucker, Bartlett's-buildings.] July 30. BROWN, E. W. Friday-st. livery-stable-keeper, Sept. 10. [Swann, New Basinghall st.] July 30. BENTLEY and Co. Carlisle, cotton spinners, Sept. 10, Coffee house, Carlisle. [Pearson, Carlisle ; and Hodgson, Bucklersbury.] July 30. BRAKE, J. Bath, grocer, Sept. 14, Greyhound, Bath. [Mayhew, Gray's inn; and Watts and Co. Bath.] Aug 3. BRISCALL, R. Liverpool, draper, Sept. 14. [Umney, Clement's-inn.] Aug. 3. BECKETT, R. Dorking, Surrey, grocer, Sept. 17. [Lindsay, St. Thomas's st. Southwark.] Aug. 6. BARNETT, L. C. Nottingham, upholsterer, Sept. 3, .4, and 17, Flying Horse, Nottingham. [Allsopp and Co. Nottingham.] Aug. 6. BECKLEY, W. S. Bilston, Stafford, iron-dealer, Sept. 17, Jerningham Arms, Shifnall. [Smith, Wolverhampton; and Price and Co. Old-sq. Lincoln's-inn.] Aug. 6. BARNARD, J. J. Boston, Lincoln, banker, Sept. 14, 16 and 17, White Hart, Boston. [Holloway, and Rodgerson, Boston; and Exley and Co. Furuival'sinn.] Aug. 6. BLACKSHAW, J. Nelson, Leicester, butcher, Sept. 21. Bull's Head, Marker Bosworth. [Cowdell, Hinckley; and Long and Co. Holborn co. Gray'sinn.] Aug. 10. BERREY, J. Exeter, carpenter, Sept. 21, Half Moon, Exeter. [Furlong, Exeter; and Anstice and Co. King's Bench-walks, Inner Temple.] Aug. 10. BIBBY, G. Chorley, Lancaster, muslin-inanuiace turer, Sept. 24, Bridge Ian, Bolton. [Meddowcroft, Gray's-inn; and Boardman, Bolton. Aug. 10. BULLOCK, J. Chalford, Gloucester, clothier, Sept. 91, Ram, Cirencester. [Bevir, Cirencester; and Meredith, Lincoln's inn. Aug. 10, BODILL, W. and J. Liverpool, hosiers, Sept. 21, at the Office of Mr. Woods, solicitor, Liverpool. [Woods. Liverpool; and Blackstock and Co. Temple.] Aug. 10. BOVILLE, R. and T. Swainby, York, mercliants, Sept. 2, 3, and 24, Mr. Wilstrop's, Stokesley. [Powell, Stokesley; and Morton and Co. Gray' Inn-sq. Aug. 13. BUCKINGHAM, W. jun. Ipswich, upholder, Sept. 28. [Lewis and Co. Princes-st. Bedford-row.] Aug. 17. BIDDICK, T. Saint Issey, Cornwall, corn-factor, Sept. 2, 3. and 28, Red Lion, St. Columb, [Nor. way, St. Columb; and Adlington and Co: Bedfordrow. Aug. 17. BOWERS, E. Macclesfield, dealer, Sept. 17, 16, and Oct. 5, Dog, Manchester. [Longdill and Co. Gray's-inn; and Dicas, Manchester.] dag. 24. BROWN, W. Liverpool, merchant, Sept. 17, 18, and Oct., King's Arms, Liverpool. Lowe and Co. Southampton-buildings, Chancery-la.; and Rowe, Liverpool.] Aug 24. CAHUSAC, W. M. High Holborn, musical-instrument-maker, Sept. 7. [Barber, Chancery-la.] July 27. CAL AWAY, T. B. Bath, upholsterer, Sept. 10. [Pearson, Fen-co. Fenchurch'st.] July 90. COLLYEAR, J. Chelsea, potatoe-dealer, Sept. 10. [Aspinal, Quality-co. Chancery-la.] July 30. CORNFOOT, G, North Shields, ship-owner, sent. 10, Commercial Hotel, North Shields. [Mitchell and Co. Fos ke's-build. Tower-st.; and Cockerill, North Shields.] July 50.. CLAY, J. Dewsbury, clothier, Sept. 10, Sessions CHIPPERFIELD,T. Much Hadham, Hertford,miller, COOPER, R. Cambridge, grocer, Sept. 28. [Dalton, CORD, J. King-st. Seven Dials, cabinet-maker, Oct. Ang. 20. CONTERELL, E. S. Manchester, calico printer, Sept. 16, 17, and Oct. 1, Star, Manchester. [Heslop, Manchester; and Willis and Co. Warnfordco.] Aug. 20. CHESTER, W. Owsley, Salop, maltster, Sept. 9, 10, and Oct. 5, Castle, Bridgnorth. (Presland and Co. Brunswick-square; and Nicholls, Cats- CALAUM, M. Bridlington-Quav, York, grocer, Sept. DEMAIN, J. Menwith Hill, York, linen-manufac EDWARDS, T. sen. and jun. Bradford, Wilts, clo[Egan and thiers, Sept. 21, Greyhound, Bath. Co. Essex-st. Strand, and Bush, Bradford.] Aug, 10. ELLISON, R. Great Surrey-st. Blackfriar's-road, cheesemonger, Sept. 21. [Crosse, Great Suffolk. st. Borongh.] Aug. 10. EVANS, H. Fishguard, Pembroke, shopkeeper, Sept. 21, Commercial rooms, Corn-st. Bristol. [Sweet and Co. Basinghall-st; and Stephens, Bristol.]. daz. 10. EYRES, J. Newtown, Chester, horse-dealer, Sept. 12, 13, and 23, King's Arms, Middlewich. [Hil ditch, Sidmouth-st. Gray's-inn-road; and Gal. rd, Kinde ton, Chester.] Ang. 17. EDMUNDSON, R. and R. Liverpool, upholsterers, Sept. 18, 19, and Oct. 1, at Mr. Peter Wood's, Liverpool. [Wood, Liverpool; and Blackstock ETHELL, T. Birmingham, upholder, Sept. 7, and FIELD and Co. London, merchants. Sept. 17. GIBSON, W. Liverpool, merchant, Sept 14, Star and Auz 3. GRAY, R. H. Black Raven co. Seething-la. winemerchant, Sept. 21. [Hacket, New-co. Swithin'sla.] Aug. 10. GREGORY, J. Manchester, cotton-merchant, Sept. GOULD, C. Kingston-farm, Dorset, yeoman, Sept. RABBIS, J. Aston, Warwick, iron forger, Sent. 7. HUBAND, J. Evesham, timber merchant, Sept. 10, ETHERINGTON, F. Kinklinton, cattle jobber, Sept. 10, Bell, Carlisle. [Mounscy and Co. Sta. -in; and Norman, Carlisle.] July 30. HIRD. J. Liverpool, shin-builder, Sept. 14, George. Dale-st. Liverpool. Griffith and Co. Liverpool.] dag 3. Europ, Mag. Vol. LXX. Aug. 1810. HANDLEY, J. Coton, Stafford, miller, Sept. 14, HALLOWELL, J. North Shields, ship-owner, Sept. HALL, J. Nuneaton, Warwick, ribbon-manufactu- HANDS, A. Chipping Sodbury, Gloucester, sur- HEATON, L. Heaton, Lancashire, cotton-manufac turer, Sept. 21, Bridge Inn, Bolton. [Meddow. croft, Gray's-inn; and Boardman, Bolton.] Aug. 10. HARDMAN, A. Bolton, Lancashire cotton-manufacturer, Sept. 21, Bridge Inn, Bolton. [Meddowcroft, Gray's-inn; and Boardman, Bolton.] Aug. 10 HARRIS, W. Birmingham, button-maker, Sept. 21, Stork, Birmingham. [Lee and Son, Birmingham, and Alexander, Lincoln's-inn.] Aug. 10. HAWKINS, R. Bath, coach-master, Sept. 21, Bush, Bristol. [King, Serjeant's-inn, Fleet-st.; and Frankis, Small-st, Bristol.] Aug. 10. HORNEMAN, H. F. Queen-st. Cheapside, merchant, Sept. 24. Rooke and Co. Armourers' Hall, Coleman-st.] Aug. 19. HUNT, E. Liverpool, merchant, Sept. 24, King's HIGGO, J. Batli, wine-merchant, Oct. 1, Greyhound, 20. HUDSON, J. E. Manchester, cotton-spinner, Sept. JACOBS. S. Manchester, warehouseman, Sept. 14. JONES, W. Plymouth, haberdasher, Sept. 114. JONES, J. Liverpool, innkeeper, Sept. 28, George, INNES and Co. Bristol, chemists, Sept. 2. 5, and LANE, T. North Audley-st. Grosvenor-sq. uphol sterer, Sept. 17. [Pearse, Salisbury-sq. Aug. 6. LITTLE and Co. Birmingham, gun-maker, Sept. 17, Union, Birminghain. [Swaine and Co. Frederick's pl. Old Jewry; and Whateley and Son, Birmingham. Aug. 6. LOCK, H. Bedminster, Somerset, baker, Sept. 24, LEWIS, R. Trefnanney, Montgomery, tanner, Sept. July 27. |