burg, probably to endeavour to counteract what the emperor and the czarina have been concerting, or to join in alliance with them. Monday 7. His R. H. the Archduke Maximilian of Auftria was this day unanimously chofen coadjutor to the electorate and archbp. of Cologne. His Pruflian majesty had declared his diflike of this election: his letter fhall appear in our next. Wednesday 9. A letter figned WASHINGTON appeared in the papers, a counterpart to that figned CLINTON fome time ago (fee p. 293.). Six rioters were this day executed in Hangman's Place, over against the King'sBench, in St. George's Fields. All very penitent except one, who fhook off his fhoes among the mob, and braved death. At Maidstone affize came on before Baron Eyre, the trial of Wm. Henry Turton, midShipman, for the murder of Ch. Gutherfon, a failor, by beating him in a cruel manner, and ftabbing him with a fword, for difobedience; and Luke Weft, another midhipman, for being prefent, aiding, and abetting. The former was found guilty, but no fufficient evidence of murder appearing against the latter he was acquitted. A petition from the grand jury was immediately prefented to the judge by Ld Lewisham, praying a refpite for Turton, which, after fome confultation with Ld Mansfield, was granted for The Welch and N. Hampshire militia, and the Queen's reg. encampt on Finchley Common, near Whetstone. The report of their having been reviewed by the King and royal family on the 14th was ill-founded. Saturday 12. Adm.-Office. Com. Johoftone, of his majefty's fhip Romney, acquaints the board with his having taken the Pearle, a French frigate of 18 guns, and 138 men, commanded by the Chev. de Breignon. Being the birth-day of his R. H. the Pr. of Wales, who then entered into the 19th year of his age, the fame was obferved at Windfor with uncommon fplendour. It was likewife obferved in the feveral camps with all the military manoeuvres of a rejoicing day. By an act of Geo. II. his R. H. is now of age to take upon himself the reigns of government in cafe of the king's death, but to no other purpose whatever. Thursday 17. At Weedon-bec, a young man and maid playing with a live perch, the lad threatened to make the girl fwallow it, on which she opened her mouth unthinkingly, and the fish Springing out of the lad's hand, suddenly fuck in her throat, and killed her on the spot. Friday 18. Adm.-Office. Adm. Geary, with part of the fleet under his command, arrived at Spishead, and was expecting the remainder. He brought with him a letter of marque named the Hallwiel, 350 tons, 24 guns, and 80 men, with fugar, coffee, and indigo on board; alto an English brig, her prize, bound from Newfoundland to Lisbon ; and a lugger privateer of 8 guns, and 36 men. Capt. Wm. Peere Williams, of his majefty's hip Flora, acquaints the board also with his having taken a French frigate called the Nymphe, commanded by the Chev. La Remain, who died the day he was taken of the wounds he received in the action. The Flora had loft her wheel, and must have been taken if the enemy had known her condition. The Nymphe bad 32 guas mounted, pierced for 40, and 291 men, of whom 131 were killed or wounced. The Flora had 36 guns, and 219 men, 27 of whom were killed or wounded. The parliament, which stood prorogued to the 24th init. was farther prorogued to the 28.h day of September. Saturday 19. About fix o'clock in the afternoon, as the phaeton of Manners, efq; fon of Lord W. Manners, was standing in Arlington-ür. St. James's, the herfes fuddenly took fright, and ran into Piccadilly at a furious rate, and threw down a man who had a child in his arms. Both the man and child were greatly bruiled; but it unfortunately happened that the man had a bottle of aqua fortis in his hand: the bottle was broke in the fall, and great part of the liquid pouring upon the child, occafioned a moft fhocking and terrible fcene of mifery and diftrefs; nor had the man much better fortune. The cloaths of both were on fire, their bodies most horridly burat, fwelled, and their eyes closed up, &c. The cries of the child were truely pitiable. At length their cloaths were cut off (for they could not otherwise be got off), and they were put into linen furnished by the Sailed from Plymouth the New-York fleet, neighbours, and carried to St. George's buf David Reid, tried before the court of fesfion for forgery on the bank of Scotland, was found guilty, and is to be executed. Sunday 13. pital, but without hopes of recovery. The horfes were stopped near Duke-ftreet; the pole of the phaeton was broke, and one of the horfes feet were fcorched by the aqua fortis; but the carriage received no damage. A proclamation, laying an embargo on all Shipping fram the posts of G. B. with proviGions, except to the British colonies or fettle.ments, among which the 13 United Colonies are particularly named. A like embargo is Jaid on fhips from Ireland. Mr. Alder. Townsend and Col. Barré returning from an excurfion into Norfolk, were overturned in a phaeton by Socon Eton, by which Mr. Townfend's arm was broke both .above and below the elbow, and one of the colonel's arms much bruifed. They had for the preceding stage borrowed the chaife of an acquaintance, who came behind it to drive it back again; Mr. T. wishing to proceed on in it for another stage, and the owner of it refufing, a ftruggle enfued, and by pulling the reins in contrary directions the carriage was overturned in a ditch juft out of Eton. Mr. T. was carried back to. the Cock inn there, where his arm was fet by Mr. Purkis, furgeon of Huntingdon, and is in a fair way. Sunday 20. About noon a rick, containing near 30 loads of new hay, belonging to Mr. Fletcher, farmer at Enfield Highway, took fire, notwithstanding every precaution to give it air, and was entirely confumed. Another rick contiguous, and a barn full of oats and pease adjoining, were with difficulty faved. Tuesday 22. A foldier of the 62d reg. quartered at En-field and the neighbouring towns for the defence of the New River, received 100 lathes at the Frame by Bush-hill for defertion, which he had been guilty of more than once. i We have the fatisfaction to inform our readers, that the two lads mentioned in our laft, p. 343. to have been committed for robbing the Cambridge waggon on Enfield Highway, and to have efcaped by the illconduct of the conftables, have fince, by the vigilance of the fame officers, affisted by a file of mufqueteers, been retaken, in the very houfe of ill-fame where they were refcued, and are now in fafe cuftody. T Many material Occurrences of this Menth HE lady of John Inglish Dolben, efq; of a fon; who has fince been chrifleaed John Somerset Dolben. Aug. 11. The lady of John Gough, efq; of Perry-Hall, Staffordshire, of a fon. 23. Lady of Dr. Blair, a fon. brigade, to Mifs Donaldson, of Calcutta,➡ And Jof. B. Smith, efq; to Mifs Moreau. At Nailfea, Somersetsh. the rev. Mr. Baddeley, to Mrs. Bullock, of Nailsea aforefaid. July 27. Edw. Knatchbull, efq; only fon of Sir Edw. Knatchbull, bart. to Mifs Mary Hugelfen, fecond daug. and coheiress of the late Wm. Western Hugeffen, efq; Philip Gell, efq; of Wickfworth, to Mik Eliz, Wright, dau. of John Wright, efq; At Ixworth, Geo. Boldero, efq; to Mifs Griffien. Aug. 1. The hon. Wm. Ward, brother to lord vifcount Dudley and Ward, to Mifs Bosville. Geo. Armstrong. efq; to Mifs Suf. Cooke. 5. Rev. Mr. Law, related to the bishop of Carlile, to Mif's Eliz. Harrison, of KirbyStephen, Yorkshire. 6. Males Sotherton Branthwayt, efq; to Mifs Colborne. At Whitkirk, Yorkfh. Jn. Brooke, efq; to Mifs Smeaton. 7. Rev. Mr. Law, vicar of Brotherton, to Mits Lowe, of Ferrybridge. In Dublin, Dennis Daly, efq; of Dumandle, to Lady Harriet Maxwell, only daugh. of the late earl of Farnham. 8. Mr. Debaufre, attorney at law, to Mifs Hodgkin. 9. Tho. Drake Tyrwhitt, efq; to Mifs Wickham, of Garfington, Oxfordshire. Rev. Bayley Wallis, nephew of Charles Bayley, efq; to Mifs Eyre, niece of the lord bishop of Ely. Cha. Claypole Smyth, efq; to Mifs Elifa Anne Smyth. 10. Tho. Hunter, efq; to Mifs Wilkinfon. Rev. Rich. Gregory, fellow of Jefus Coll. Camb. to Mifs Tucker, of Falmouth. 14. At Edinburgh, Jas. Chalmers, efq; to Mifs Eliz. Campbell. 15. At Canterbury, Wm. Hougham, jun. efq; of Barton near that city, to Mifs Robinfon, dau. of Cha. Robinfon, efq; recorder. Dan, Ord, eiq; to Mifs Dealtry. 16. Tho. Hawys, efq; to Mifs Sealy. John Collins, efq; to Mifs Eiiz. Malon. 17. Mr. Fofs, attorney, to Mifs Rofe. At the earl of Hardwicke's in St. James'sfquare, by the lord bishop of Cheiter, under a fpecial licence from the archbishop of Canterbury, the right hon. Thomas Lord Grantham, late his majesty's ambassador at the court of Spain, to the Lady Mary Grey, younger dau. of the marchionels Grey and earl of Hardwicke. Peter Chevalier, efq; to Mifs M. Hotham. 19. Rev. W. Lipfcomb, to Mifs M. Cook. At Norwich, rev. Mr. Beloe, fub-mafter of the grammar-school in that city, to Mifs Rix, daughter of Wm. Rix, efq; town clerk of London. 20. Tim. Longbottom, efq; to Mifs Dor. Hutchinfon. 29. Geo. Thornhill, efq; to Mifs Hawkins, dau. of Sir Cæfar Hawkins, bart. DEAT DEATHS. Ately, in returning from Barbadoes, Com. L Collingwood. At Patna, Geo. Hurtt, efq; chief of that fettlement, as before of Dacca, in the E. I. At Calcutta, Hen, Stafford Playdell, efq; ■ member of the board of trade there.-And Capt. David Smith, of 2d brigade. In Hereford, Wm. Maddocke, efq; aged 77. At Whitehaven, Jof Deane, efq; At Dublin, Sir Robt. Waller, bart. one of the commiffioners of his majefty's revenue, John Jones, efq; of Rhualt, Flintshire. Mr. Alder, Smith, merch. of Winchester, At Uley, Gloucefterfh. Tim. Gyde, efq; Rev. J. Sargent, V. of Awre, co. Glouc. At Mount St. John, Yorkh. G. Elfiey, efq; Mr. Rob, Sanxay, druggift to his majesty. At Bath, Tho. Weft, efq; who lately came from the West Indies for his health, Last year, in India, aged 28, Capt. Robt, Grant, in the service of the hon. the British Eaft India Company, and fecretary, interpreter, &c. to the nabob of Oude. He was accounted one of the best Perfian scholars in the Eaft. At Cheltenham, Mrs. Dewes, wife of Barnard Dewes, efq; of Hagley, Worcester fh. At Bath, Tho. Deacon, efq; of Watford. W.Gomm,efq; of Nethercoti, Oxon, aged 82. Hugh Platt, efq; có. Nott. aged 78. At Simonftone, Mrs. Suf. Evifon, aged 108. June 11. At Kaith by Lincoln, the wife of Jas. Gardner, efq; and mother of the late Robt. Brackenbury, efq; July At Dunmow, Dorothy, widow of Dr. Tho. Mangey, prebendary of Durham, R. of St. Mildred's Bread-freet, editor of Philo Judæus, 1742; Sermons on the Lord's Prayer, 1717 and 1721, 8vo.; who died 1754; and mother of John Mangey, prefent vicar of Great Dunmow, Effex. 16. At Liverpool, Mr. Wm. Ellis, aged 130 years, fix months, and fix days. He was bred a fhoemaker, but had ferved many years in the army and navy. 17. At Hinderwell, near Whitby, the rev. Nicholas Howlet, rector of that place. 18. At Barwell in Leicestershire, Mr. Sam. Power, a wealthy farmer, aged about 60. 20. St. George Dalley, efq; late lieut.-col. of the 37th reg. of foot. At Madley in Herefordfh. the rev. Mr. Morgan, many years vicar of that parish. 21. At Willow, near Market Harborough, Leicestershire, Sir Cha. Halford, bt. aged 46. 25. At Fulham, Balthazar Thornton, eíq; formerly an American merch. on Tower-hill. The lady of Col. Suiter, of the marines, Mrs. Thompson, relict of the late Geo. Thompson, efq; and fifter to Sir William Lowther, bart. 26. Mrs. Taylor, wife of the rev. Mr. Taylor, of Hatton-fireet, and fifter of Alderman Newnham. Fr. Head, efq; late á captain in the Norfolk militia. 27. Phi. Jennings, efq; of Newington, Jas. M'Intosh, efq; a Scotch factor. 28. Suddenly, Mrs. Long, wife of Beefton Long, efq; and mother to the lady of Geo, Prefcot, efq; jun. At his feat at Antermonie, John Bell, efq; who in 1715, 1716, 1717, 1718, accompanied, as phyfician and furgeon, Peter the Great's embaffy to Perfia, and in 1719, 1720, 1721, to that to China, of which he published a particular account in 2 vols. 4te, Glasgow, 1762, fince reprinted in 2 vols. 12mo. 29. The lady of the right hon. the earl of Hillborough, at his lordship's house in Hanover-fquare, Her ladyfhip was only daug. of Edward Stawell, 4th and last Lord Stawell, first married to the late right hon. Henry Billon Legge, chancellor of the exchequer, and was created a peerefs by the title of Baronefs Stawell, which title defcends to her fon, Mr. Legge, now Lord Stawell, At Wandsworth, Emanuel Bradshaw, efq; formerly of Pall-Mali, At Durham, the rev. Dr. Douglas, of Cavers. 30. Hon. Lady Sufan Houfton, relict of Sir Thomas. Tho. Carpenter, cfq; aged 74. He was formerly a captain in the army, and greatly diftinguished himself at the fiege of Bergenop-Zoom. 31. Capt. Guile Marloe, formerly of the Oporto trade. Aug. 1. Wm. Chalmers, efq; formerly captain of dragoons. 2. Suddenly, Mr. Poole, an eminent bricklayer in Bishopsgate-fireet. Mr. John Hennell, mafter of the drapers company, and many years clerk of the incidents at the excife office in London. At Greenwich, Samp. Waterhoufe, efq; Jacob Fergufon, efq; a Scotch factor, aged 78. At Loughton, on Epping-Foreft, D. D'Aumarez, efq; formerly an Italian merchant. On the fame Foreft, Jas. Tomlinson, efq; many years in the E. I. Company's fervice. Suddenly, at Beaconsfield, Bucks, the rey. David Muir, paftor of the Proteftant Diffenting Church, in Broad-ftr. St. George's, Midd. 3. Wm. Tho. Jones, efq; a gentleman of a large landed eftate in the vale of Glamorgan, Mr. Wyatt, wine-cooper, aged 72. At Trimdon, the rev. Mr. Barras, rector. 4. Sir John Jefferson, knt. aged 96. Geo. Durant, efq; of Jonge-Caftle, Salop. Sebaftian Creswell, efq; aged 85, formerly in the E. I. Company's fervice at Madras. At Bath, Cha. Bowles, efq; of NorthAfton in Oxfordsh. one of the verdurers of Windfor Forest, and prothonotary of the county palatine of Lancaster. 5. Rev. Mr. Richard Dillon, late of the Roman Catholic chapel in Moorfields, where he had refided for 36 years, till it was deftroyed by the mob in the late riots; at the fame time his houfe having been totally pulled down, his books and household furniture burnt, without even a bed being Left left for him to lie on the fhock he received from fuch barbarous treatment deeply affected his health and fpirits, and is fuppofed to have haftened his death. He was a younger brother of the antient family of Preudston, in the county of Meath, in Ireland; and his character was univerfally refpected and efteemed by a numerous acquaintance. Mr. John Churchman, miniature painter, in Rufell Areet, Bloomsbury. At Croydon, Tho. Dockwray, efq; aged 92. 6. Marco Naffo, efq; an Italian merchant. Cha. Lambe, efq; formerly a captain in the 14 reg. of guards. At Chellea, Mr. Jn. Collet, well known as an artif, for his many compofitions in the comic line of painting. In an arbour in his garden, near Kingston, Theop. Donaldson, efq; At Caryford, Ebenezer Duncombe, efq; Rev. Mr. Manwarring, one of the prebends of the cathedral church at Chefter. 7. Mr.Abra. Jones, a wholef. hardwareman. 8. A fon of Mr. Coftar, publican and cornchandler at Enfield, between 2 and 3 years old, drowned in the New River. In Carey-ftreet, Mr. Dix, attorney. On Epping-Foreft, John Stainsford, efq; John Claridge Fermor, efq; aged 78, 9. Mich. Miller, efq; mayor of Bristol. In Oxford-ftr. John Redfhaw, efq; Mrs. Johnfton, wife of Cha. Johnfton, efq; of the Middle Temple, barrifter at law. 10. Mifs Harr.Blake, you. da. of Sir Patrick. Rich. Greaves, efq; of Afton, Derbyshire. 11. At Colyton, Devon, aged 52, Mrs. Eliz. Anftis, fifter of the late Sir John Pole, bart, and relic of the rev, Mr. Geo. Anftis, vicar of that parish, son of the late John Anftis, efq; garter king at arms. At Bridgewater, Mr. Wetherell, A. B. of Magdalen Coll. Oxford. 12. Capt. Alex. Ferguson, late in the Barbadoes trade. Mrs. Wright, wife of John Wright, efq; of Kelvedon-Hall. Of convulfions in the ftomach, occafioned by eating mushrooms ftewed in a bell-metal faucepan, Cha. Maitland, efq; of Raynham. At Hanwell, Midd. the rev. Dan. Burnaby, M. A. rector of that parish near 40 years. 13. Mr. Sparado, fugar-baker, Queen-ftr. E. Haffel, efq; formefly merch. in Broad-str. 14. In Weftminster, Nicho. Antony Pervier, efq; an Italian gentleman, formerly fecretary to one of the Venetian embaflies. Near Chertsey, Step. Townley, efq; At Epping, Mr. Edw. Brinton, aged 102. At Enfield, Mr. Abra. Long, a fpeaker of the fraternity of Quakers, and lately a man's mercer in Bishopsgate-reet. At Margate, aged 50, the hon. Mrs. Gertrude Agar, wife to Weibore Ellis Agar, etq; one of the commif. of his majesty's cultoms. The hon. Mrs. Catherine Maynwaring. 15. At Linton, Effex, John Humphreys, efq; aged 68. Near Windfor-Foreft, Jn. Redshaw, efq; 16. At Barwell, Mr. Edward Power, 17. At Enfield, James Waring, many years mafter of the stage-coaches there, which he had difpofed of a few weeks before his death. Sam. Yalten, efq; aged 92, late a Weft India merchant. In Paradife-Row, Hüngton, Mr. Wright, Jate a wholesale cheesemonger in Thames-fr. This gentleman, we are informed by a correfpondent, foretold his own death. Dan. Sioper, efq; many years captain in the guards. Near Maidenhead, Solomon Burrows, efq; formerly M. P. for Whitchurch, Hampshire. At Bath, the rev. Dr. Tho. Camplin, archdeacon of Taunton, and one of his majesty's justices of the peace for Somersetshire. 18. At Hampstead, Abra. Kingston, efq; fudden death was occafioned by a fall from At Warwick, John Holyoake, M.D. His his horfe. He made an early school profici ency in literature, then ftudied medicine under Dr. Mackenzie, and afterwards became a domeftic pupil to the famous Mr. Sharp. 19. Wm. Ratus, efq; formerly a Ru.merch. At Peckham, Sam. Tomlinson, Elaz At Chorley, near Hungerford, Mr. Cuthbert Dickson, one of the most capital clothiers in England. 20. In Hill-ftreet, Berkeley-fquare, Rich. Beauvoir, efq; of Downham, in Effex, for→ merly an E. India fupracargo, and brother to the rev. Mr. Ofmund Beauvoir, mafter of Canterbury fchool. At South Mims, Mr. Edw. Groome, aged 91. At Chifwick, James Pardoe, efq; formerly an equerry to Geo. II. At Cloyne, Geo. Chinnery, D. D. bp. of Cloyne. At Cambridge, Mr. Steph. Harrison, agedz 78, one of the common councilmen, and father-in-law to Mr. J. Mortlock, banker there. 21. Mr. W. Oliver, printer to the fociety for promoting Chriftian learning. Soon after eating a hearty breakfaft, at his house in Piccadilly, R.Hutchinfon, efq; aged 97. At Wandsworth, Jonath. Atterbury, efq; At Richmond, Surrey, the dowager coun tefs Cowper. Her ladyship was third daug. of John earl Granville, first married to the hon. John Spencer, and mother of the prefent earl Spencer, afterwards married to the late earl Cowper, but was not mother of the prefent earl. At Sudbury, Derbyshire, George Venables lord Vernon. His lord/hip was born Feb. 9, 1709 and was created lord Vernon, and baron of Kinderton, May 12, 1762. He is fucceeded in his title by the hon, Geo, Venables Vernon, born May 9, 1735.. 22. Rowland Lafcelles, efq; of Mount-tr. Grofvenor-fquare. 24. Mr. J. Hambrough, of Crutched-friars. R.Churchill,efq; formerly of Austin-friars. 25. Mr. Wm. Axford, grocer, the corner of the Old Bailey, and deputy for the S. part of the ward of Farringdon Without. 26. At Enfield, in his 80th year, Mr. Benj. Sabbarton, many years a cashier in the bank of England. The bulk of his fortune goes to his niece, wife of the rev. Mr. Walter, chaplain of Portsmouth-Deck, who went round the world with Lord Anfon. 27. At Plaistow, Capt.W.Montague,agedo At her apartments adjoining to the house of peers, Mifs Blackerby, who, with her furviving filter, for feveral years paft, enjoyed the place of housekeeper to their lordships. 28. At Harefield-place, J. Truefdale, efq; At Affington, the rev. Brampton Gurdon, official of the archdeaconry of Sudbury. GAZETTE PROMOTION. July 29. MR. R Ev. Dr. Cooke, prov. ofKing's Coll. Camb.-dean of Ely. CIVIL PROMOTIONS. R. Wm. Harrod, elected by the lord mayor and aldermen of London mafter of the free-fchool of Market-Harborough, Leicestershire. Wm. Ward, elected mafter of Dunftable free-fchool. Geo. Heywood, efq; verdurer of New Foreft, Hants. The rev. Wm. Cooke, M. A. fellow of King's Coll. Cambridge, elected Greek Profeffor, in the room of the rev. Mr. Lambert. Mr. Meeke, A.B. of Emanuel Coll. Cambridge, appointed to the vacant travelling fellowship, on the foundation of Wm. Worts, efq; formerly efquire bedel of that univerfity. Capt. Sir W. Burnaby, to the command of the Diana. Lieut. Panton, to the command of the Milford. Gen. Clarke, lieut. gov. of Quebec. Henry Howarth, efq; king's council, chofen recorder of Abingdon; and Mr.Ottery of Exeter. -Mr. Hanforth, late mafter of the Swan with Two Necks, in Lad-Lane, elected one of the lord mayor's marshalmen. ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS. FR Rich. Watfon, D. D. Northwold R. co. Norfolk. Rev. Caroline Robert Herbert, Saxmund bam R. co. Suffolk. Rev. John Teh, B. D. and fellow of Corpes Chrifti College, Yarnton V. co. Oxon. Rev. H. Kent, D.D. Urchfont V.co, Wilts Rev. Wm. Neville, M. A. to the valua ble living of Bishopftene, near Salisbury. Rev. Rich. Kaye, LL.D. one of his majes ty's chaplains in ordinary, and fub-almoner, rector of Kirkby in Afhfield, Nottinghamsh. and prebend of York, Southwell, and Durham, collated to the archdea. of Nottingham. C. Watts, B. A. Drigg and Irton, co. Oxon. J.Smith, M.A. Bratten Fleming R. co. Devo. Rev. J. Beevor, chap. to 16th reg. of drag. Rev. W. Tuder, Kingston-Seymour R. co. Somerset. Rev. Fitzjohn Brand, Égmere R. co. Norf. Rev. R. D. Waddilove, prebend of Ripon. Rev. Mr. Laborde, prebend of Oxton, in the collegiate church of Southwell, co. Nott, j. Fither, B.D. Langham R. co. Effex. Rev. Mr. Kynn, Middlewich V.co.Chest. J. Rennie, A.M. Aftley, co. Warwick. Dr. 9am. Glaffe, Hanwell R. co. Midd.. Mr. Gibbon, elected lecturer of St. Gregory and St. Mary Magdalen in London. J. Briggs, M.A. Methley R. co. York, and and collated to a prebend at Chester. Marmad. Lawton, M.A. prebend of Ripon. Rob. Gwilt, Ickingham All Saints R. Suff. Dr. Pierfon Lloyd, collated to the chan cellorship of York church, and prebend of Laughton en le Morthen, and the finecure R. of Kirkby in Cleveland, Rev. Mr. Deaitary, prebend of Stillington. DISPENSATIONS. JOHN Shuckburgh, M. A. to hold Bourton R. with Woolton V. beth ca. Warwick. JOHN Sam. Gauntlet, M. A. Andover V. with Hurley V. and chapel of Sherborne, co. Hants. Cha. Plumptre, M.A. to hold Teverfal R. c. Nott. with S. med. of Claypole R. c. Linco. ** Bankrupts at large in our next. PRICES of STOCKS. Aug. 16. Bank Stock, 115 India ditto, South Sea ditto, Ditto Old Ann. Ditto New Ann. - Aug. 26. 114;& 60 a 61 a % 1232751 131. 75. Qd.j Lottery Tickets, 131. 75. od. |