. Em ef 9 treasures of St. Tho. Sept. 4. J folicitor generak M Mr. R. Richardson, Atock-broker and lot and Cardigan, the town and county of Havertery.office kee, er, in Cockspur-itreet. fordwest, and the county of the boroughof Miss Buckworth, of Hayes, Middlesex, , Caermarthen, within the principality of Wales. whose death was occafioned by eating an im. 9. The Right Hon. Lord Oollow, and Lord moderate quantny of walnuts. Bollon, lords of his majefty's bed-chamber. Butler Lucas, esq; alderman of Pontefract, 12. Tho. Morgan, gent. Tho. Morgan she and treafurer of the W. Riding of Yorkhire. . Younger, gent. his son, and Tho. Kynnerí. He had been twice mayor of Pootetract. ley, ely; the office or offices of prothonotary 24. Jona. Gardener, efq; merch. of Lond. and clerk of the crown in the counties of Jor. Cocklon, esq; a Weft-India merch. Denbigh and Montgoniezy: Edw. Ingram, elg; one of his Majeity's, 26. Wm. Adam, eq; treasurer and payo comm. of lieutenancy for the city of London. matter of his majesiy's ordnance. 25. At Enfield, Mrs. Hooper, aged 85. Civii PROMOTIONS. DW. Mr. Nelson, timber. merch. near Tooring. mas's Hofpital. 27. At Brompton, Sir T. Dyer, bt. aged 87. Sir Fred. Flood, bart. a commissioner of acJol. Bolderson, ela; a Virginia planter. compis and Gamp duties at Dublin, GAZETTE PROMOTIONS. Wm. Crichton, erq; clected aldermas of AMES Mansfield, esq; appointed. Cheap Ward, and heriff of London. Mr. Jor. Deighton and Mr. Jas. Woode 5. Sir Wm. Gordon, K. B. aod Lovel - houle elected theriffs of the city of York. Stanhope, esq; appointed clerk comptroliers. ECCLESIASTICAL PRI FERMENTS. of the board of green cloth. R. We!fit, appointed by the Speaker, 6. Lörd North, Lord Westcote, Lord visc.. chaplain to the house of commons. Palmerston, Sir Rich. Sutton, bart. and Jn. Rev. Robi. Elliot, Wheldrake R.co. Yark. Buller, sen, esq; appointed bis majesty's Rev. John Fox, M, A. chapl. to the D. of commissioners for executing the office of trea Gloucester's reg. of foot guards, collated to furer of his majesty's exchequer. the living of Ecton near Beverley. The Earl of Sandwich, the Earl of Life Benj. Underwood, A.M. nephew to the burpe, Henry Penton, esg; Lord Mulgrave, lord bishop of Ely, collated by his lord/hip to Bamber Gascoyne, ela; the Hon, Charles the third prebend in that cathedral. Fulke Greville, and George Darby, esq; his John Woodcock, D.D. presented to Lugmajesty's commiflioners for executing the of.. wardinc V. with chapels of Hentland, Lan. fice of lord high admiral. garren, St. Weonard's, and Little Dewchurch The Earl of Carlisle, Lord Robt. Spencer, annexed, co. Hereford. William Eden, Thomas De Grey, Andrew Sam. Johnson, late perpetual curate of Stuart, Edward Gibbon, Hans Sloane, and Cirencester, presented by the bp. of Exeter Benjamin Lan lois, elars. his majesty's com to one of the three perpetual vicarages of millioners for trade and plantations. Bampton, Oxford th. worth 2col. a year, va. Cha. Wolfran Cornwall, efq; the offices of cant by the death of Dr. Amphlet. warden and chief justice in eyre of all his ma DISPENSATION. jetty's forells, parks, chaces, and waffens, be Ichard Sution Yales, D.D. to hold Soliyood Trent. hull R. co. of Warwick, with Tarde. Lord Viscount Crinburn, treasurer of his big V. in the co. of Worcester. majetty's houfehold. B-NK-TS. Christop. D'Oyley,elq; comptroller of the OSES Kirtier, Ringwood, Southamp. accounts of his majesty's army, in the room of Tho. Bowlby, eli Wm. Moores, Lit. Marlow, Bucks, falesmar.. Allo Tho. Bowlby, ela; commissary gene John Lewis Patteur, len, and John Lewis ral of the musters, and chief inufter matter. Pasteur, jun, Melburne, Derbysh. hohers. of all his majetty's forces, in the room of C. Win. Garrud, Hanteri, Nurfolk, dealer, D'Oyley, esq; R.b. Genderful, of Wapping, taylor.' Henry Strachey, eq; the office of keeper Joan Palmer tie Younder, Arminster, Deof his majesty's stures, ordnance, and aminu vor in re, woolfarier. nition of war. Enos Whiteley, or St. Martin's le Grand, John Kenrick, elo; the office of clerk o. woollen draper. the delivery and deliverance of ali manoer of Tho. Walker and Ann Singleton, widow, artillery, ammunition, and other neceffaries of Abchurch-lane, drug. merchants. whaifoever, appertaining to his inajefty's of Edw. Newton, Murpeih, Northumberland, fie of ordnance. mone ,- lcricoer, Rch. Combi, efi; treasurer and paymaster Wm. Norton, Hall Garth, Durhamn, dealer. of his majesty's citace of orinance. Wm. Jennings, et Cheap:ide, haberdaher. John Robs Mackie, cig; receiver-general Denrio Biyeraren itr.Strand, surgeon. of the Hamp duties. Josiah Allen, Wbile, Lancahire, tanner, 3. Archibald Macdonald, erq; one of his Peter Cliften, La.meshurl, Suflex, dealer. majelty's counsel, to be his majelly's justice Cew. Handlord, Ayton, Yorksh. merchant. of the counties a: Cuermarthen, Peinbroke, Jr.Harids, of Core: try, djer. R M mercer. Rich. Hooper, of St. Aldates, Berkhire, Tho. Moxon, Atherftone, Warw. currict. barge-mafter. Tho. Green, of Coventry, grocet. Tho. Vellam, Oakham, Rutlandsh.dealer. Wm. Crocker, of Shoreditch, victualler. Jn. Wenman, Maidenhead Thicket, Berks, Tho. Adamson, Whitby, Yorksh. brewer. Salesman. Joshua Lucas, jun. Northampton, draper. Alex. Robertson and James Robertson, Wm. Nicholson, Croydon, Surrey, dealer Lewes, Suflex, shopkeepers. in wines. Alex.Patterson, Manchester, Lanc.linen-dra. · Marmad. Clarke, Wakefield, Yorksh.dealer. Jobin Booth, of Whaley, and Dav. Clark, Rob. Turner, of Portsmouth, lineo-draper. of Stockport, Chefter, cotton-manufacturers. Jof. Woodcock and Joshua Woodcock, of Wm. Rayen, Raynham, Eflex, dealer. Thurlfon, Yorkshire, dyers. Wm. Woodman, of Johnson's-court, Lon Cha. Hodges, of Coventry, filkman.. don, mercbant. Cha. Hofkin, of Plymouth, miller. John Brown the Younger, of Sandford, Jona. Smith, of Oxford-Ite. woollen-draper. Devonshire, sergemaker. Hen. Levy, Bethnal Green, Lond. mercb. Jas. Peck the Younger, Kingston, Cam Wm.Forder, of Pitr,Southampton, apotbec. bridgethire, dealer. John Shoulter, otherwise Shoulters, of the Tho.Allwood, Chesterfield, Derbych.grocer. Bail of Lincoln, glaffman. John Kceley, of Norwich, brandy-merch. Robt. Taylor, of the Strand, hoemaker. Jonas Benstead, of Laxfield, Suft. butcher. Jacob Hall, Brighthelmstone, shopkeeper. Wm, Chambers, New Bond-ftreet, Ha Ralph Lodge, of St. Trinians, Yorkshire, Rover-square, perfumer. iron-manufacturer. Jn. Maddocks, Bearbinder-la. Lond, broker. Sa.Mariteao, Pater-nofter-row, Lond.taylor Jor. Harris, Leadenhall-ftr. Lond. turnér. Wm. Braspall, Chatham, Kent, checsemon. Austin Bettridge, of Totten, Hants, baker. Eliz. Chancellor, of Duke-Str. St. James's, Sam. Cotton, Stourbridge, Worc. druggift. lace merchant. JoboShevyn, Atherstone, Warw.innholder, WoodhouseCoker, Goswell-fr.timb.merch. Wm. Cowell; of Liverpool, grocer. John Hardcastle and Geo. Hardcastle, of Terry Kiernan, of Illington, merchant, Grantham, Lincolnshire, shopkeepers. Geo. Nelson, of St. Swithin's-lane, Lond. Jobn Randle, North Kilworth, Leicestermerchant. fhire, woolcomber. Pat. Brown, Gracechurch-ftr. Lon. haberda. Edw.Holton,jun.Havant,Hants,linen-drap. Edm.White, Weff Worldbam, Hants, dealer Rich, Edgerly, Woodford. br. Effex, dealer. Tho. Howard, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, Robt. Harding and Geo. Titterton, of Ox. cotton-manufacturer. ford - Street, horse-dealers. Jonat. Shaw, Sheffield, Yorksh. malifter, John Marriott, Uxbridge, Midd. liden-draper. Edw. Willmot, Claverham, Somers, dealer. Tho. Fry Clarke, of Minchin Hampton, Bartho. Nelson, King's Lynn, Norf. merch. Gloucestershire, clothier. Edw. Baker, Milverton, Warw. dealer. PRICES of STOCKS. Jór. Phipps, otherwise fof, Lovel Phipps, Scpt. 27. of Tvitfted Bank, Stafford th. innholder. Bank Stock, fhut Thut Ditto New Ann. shut John Lewin Newman and Sam. Ripp, of 3 per Ct. Bk. red. Thut Ave-Maria Lane, lacemen. 3 per Ct. Conf. 61 ans 61 a Wm. Baker, Fort ftreet, Lond weaver. Ditto 1726, John Gilmour, St. Mary at Hill, merch. 59 Rob. Wintridge of Southwark, leather-feller India Ann. Rob. Broughton, of Newton, Yorkhire, 3 per Ct. 1758, common carrier. 4 per Ct. Cons. Thut hut Edw. Atherton, Preston, Lancash. grocer. Dico New 1777, shut 75 ore. Rob. Baas, Yarmouth, Norf, merchant. India Bonds, 125. a 13. Pr. Long Annuities, 16 Ha. 16 Short ditto, dealer. Scrip: 761 76 Tho.James, Dew Church, Heref.tim.-merch. Omnivm Rich. Stretton, Spalding, Lincolnih. dealer. Annuit. 1778, 12 faz's 121 John Fearae, Dover, Kent, thopkceper, Lottery Tickets, 131. 6s. od. 131. 45. or. Sept. 14. Ditto 1751, 61 a ICS. 23. ST. JOHN's Gate. London Gazette Morning Port 3 papers Edinburgh 5 Hummin For OCTOBER, 1780. 451 458 C Ο Ν Τ Α Ι Ν Ν G More in Muantity and greater dariety than any Book of the Rind and Price. Average Prices of Corn throughout England450 Ceremonial of Garrick's Funeral corrected and Meteorological Diary of the Weather 1o. registered 472 Debates in Parliament continued Particulars relating to the Education of M. Earl Cornwallis's Account of the Defcat of Dacier 473 Gen. Gates 455 Card to Mr. M. on his Defence of Polygamy 474 Cruelty attending the Slave Trade Enquiries concerniugthe famous RoyitonClubib. THEATRICAL REOISTER ib. Miscellaneous Observations, Corrections, and Dr. Franklin to Sir Hans Sloane ib. Queries it. Oiber Original Letters to Sir Hans, from Mr. Additional Particulars of Bp. Warburton ib. Pope and Mr. Anttis-Law Care 460 REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS : Now Curious Notices from L'Estrange sObservator 461 Edition of Sherlock's Letters (with one from Indelicacy of School Punishments exposed 462 the King of Pruitia)-Phil. I sans. HamilBiographical Memoirs of Dean Stanhope 463 ton's reiterated Views of the late Eruption of Remarks on Lindsay's Interpretation of the Mount Vesuvius; Dr. Ingen-Housz's curiLngas 465 ous Experiments on Vegetables-Hayley's Madan's Notions of Polygamy reprobated 466 Ode to Mr Howard, &c. &c Irrefragable Arguments for Religious Liberty h. POETRY: Short Efay on Churchill concluded Negligence of the Clergy in the Reading del - Verses to the Memory of Mr. Hollisceniured 467 Fathion-Address to the Quakers-To an Prices of Stocks for 21 Years compared 408 Ironmonger on his Birth-day, &c. &c. The Speculator (a new Correspondent). 469 American Affairs, 489-Historical Chronicle, Carte's Account of WatTyler's Insurrection470 492-Liits of Births, Marriages, &c. 494 Embellished with à-faithful Portrait of Dr. STANHOPE, Dean of CANTERBURY, from an Original Painting by Ellis. By s r L M N N US A N vs U UR B. A N, 'Gent. 12 4 112 1 012 IO 2 9 12 02 2/2 62 32 2 311 CI CI Prices of Grain. --- Meteorological Diary of the Weather.— Bill of Mortality. Wheat Rye Barley Oats Beans COUNTIES upon the COAST. s. d. s. d. s. d.fs. d. s. d. London EMEX 4 9012 1 102 4 ci 812 Norfolk 4 30 OK Middlesex 80 5 Lincoln 412 512 612 Surry York 4' 713 112 812 II Durham 4 Northumberland 4 73 012 311 812 8 11 Huntingdon 4 411 5 10 i 62 Northampton 4 712 10 61 Chicbire Leicester 4 312 72 612 Monmouth 4 Nottingliam 82 8: 812 81 813 41? 72 50 Salop Dorfer 5 Hereford 3 1012 Hampihire 82 913 4 Warwick 4 5 5 WALES, 08.2, to Oct. 7, 1780. 5 8 812 9 4 53 312 Bucks Ili 112 1011 22 Weather. 1 59 | hazy dull warm day ditto 29 87 57 a very fogsy moilt day little; 29 2 58 / ditto a little rain, but in general fair 6/WN IV little fair and sometimes bright, crisp air 29.9 57 a very fine bright loft day 8 SW 158 a tine fort grey day, but no fun 9 Ditto 155 a very tine bright day a black, cold, charlith day ditto 29 clouds and funth'ne at intervals, cold wind 12 WNW freth 298 49 togs: heavy day, clear evening 13 SSW 49 Soudy heavy day, very wet turbulent evening firung 29.2 45 tempestuous wet night, dry and frufty in the day 44 a black, cold, wet day 16 NNW ditto 29 | 43. clear frody morning, black milling afternoon 17 NW disco 29 st 43 ? heavy, black, cold day 18 NE freth 29 57 41 cloudy morning, bright afternoon 19 NW little 29 41 {mart bright iroity morning, cloudy afternoon 39 hard frost in the night, heavy day, wet evening little 291 41 heavy black day, but neither rain or fruft ditto 29 21 | 42 clouds morning, bright afternoon ditto 40 hard frost in the night, very bright day 39 frott rather abated,clou inorn.andeven. bright mid-d. 25 NE little 42 an exceeding fogsy day, with much rain 26 W NW stormy | 28 | 143 turbulent, wet night and morning, bright afternoon E freth 29 41 inart frott early, very wer dark day 28 SSV 1tormy 23 8 48 turbulent night and morning, very wet black day 29 SW 41 Inow early, yet day, tempestuous evening 30 Ditto fresh 29 I 46 fair day, and tolerably bright Bill of Mortality from Sept. 26, to Oc. 17, 1780. 2. and 5 146 50 and 60 5 and 10 61 60 and 70 Females 844 10 and 20 41 70 and 80 Whereof have died under two years old 594 20 and 30 90 30 and 40 1.12 a ico Peck Loaf 25: 4. 40 and 50 Females {}1236 72831582 Between 92 so and 27 5 Feb. 21. Debates in Parliament, continued from deration, and their grievances redrer. P: 404 sed; but, unwilling to distress govern ment, was for raising the money R. C-ke presented wanted by a vote of credit . He in. a petition from the veighed bitterly against miniflers for county of Norfolk, A protracting the American war; and M to which Mr.B-c-n folemnly declared his belief, that na objected, as not be- tional bankruptcy would be the confe. Ld N-th did not deny the tencur telt having been Bof the peritions that had been preentered against it. But on Mr. C-ke's lented, but combated the propriety of fiating to the House the methods made the measure pri posed. It might be use of to procure the protest, the pe- the wilhes of the people, he said, to tition was received, and ordered to lie establish a system of economy in matupon the table. (ers of ftare, but it could not be the Mr. C-ke then coinplained of the C wishes of the people to stop the meainatiention of minifters to the protec- fures of government by withholding tion of trade on the coasts of this king, the necessary supplies; or it it were dom, and instanced some recent in their wishes, he should not think himsults committed on the coasts of Nor- felt bound to obey them. He made folk by the enemy's privateers ; toplight of the peritions, as not con:ainwhich both Mr. R-6-1, secretary jng the senfe of the people, but of 2 to Ld N-th, and Mr. B. G-c-ne, party; and particularly initanced the replied in detence of the admiralty. petition of the county of York, figned, Mr. B-ke then rose to iniroduce as it was boasted, by 9000 freeholders, his bill for a general reform, which which were scarce a third of the freewas read a first time, and after a long hoiders of that opulent hise. conversation, in which a variety of Sir Geo. S--le remarked on the miscellaneous matter was warmly dif- fallacy of his lordship's calculations, cufled, was ordered to be read a fe- which, he said, were of a piece with cond time. his estimates, and generally differed The order of ine day was then callo , from the truih confiderably. In this ed for, and the House in committee Finstance he affured the House that his went into the supply. lordship had exceeded at leait or e half. Mr. B-ell— moved, that a fum, He cautioned his lordship againft des not exceeding 385,3851, be granted ceiving himself, or loutkring him.elf for the ordinary Service of the navy. to be deceived a second time by fatThis gave rise to a very warm debate. terers and fycophants. He would not Mr.D_dH--objected to the believe that the voice of the Colonies granting of money till the petitions of was contained in their peritions ; he the people were first taken into condi- would not give car to virtuous admo nition; |