H Η M Deaths, Promotions, Civil and Ecclefiaftical Preferments, &c. 543 that a week before he gave orders respecting 21. Ar Bath, Dr. de la Cour, physician. his funeral, and where he would be buried. . 14. Lady Petcus, relit of Sir Horare Pete 6. Barth/Tannier, esq; aged 95. tus, of Raeca, Norfolk. On Epping-Forest; Jer. Scabrighty efq; 26. At Chelsea, Mrs. Anne Pepperell, wife Mr. J. Gordon, wine-merch. of Rochester. of Andrew Pepperell, efq; 7. Rev. Dr. Musgrave, in the rules of king's At Turnham-Green, Mr. Bentley, in parte beach. He had been a príloner ten years, and nership with Mr. Wedgwood. For his un. exempted, by the nature of his debt, trom every common ingenuity, his fioe taste in the arts, act of insolvency subsequent to his confinement. his amiable character in private life, and his At Newton-House, néar Exeter, the rev. ardent zeal for the prosperity of his country, James Cummings, fellow of New Colt. Oxf, he was juftly admired ; and will long be moft and reétor of Wraxall in Somerset. fisicefcly lameoted. 8. Af Marlborough, Jas. Houblon-Marke GAZETTE PROMOTIONS hyoe, ela; aged 80. Nog 4. UJIS R. H. Pr. Frederick, bishop In Marybone-Atr. Maj.). M'Farlane, aged 57. of Osnaburg, colonel in the ar? On Turnham-Green, Wm. Donaldson, ela; my, by brevet, bearing date the ift of Nov, 9. Ac Camberwell, Sam. Darlington, esq;i 1980.. At Amsterdam, the Chevalier Colonel De Lieut. Gen. Wm. Augustus Pitt, colonel of Champigny, well known in the literary world. the roch reg. of dragoons. II. At Bath, after a lingering illness, the Hon; Maj. Gen. Vaughan, gov. of Berwick, right hon, the countess of Donegall, 8. Right Hon. Cha, Wolfran Cornwall, At Tottenham, Charles Dower, efq; speaker of the house of commons, fworn of the At Packington, in his 21st year, the hon. privy council. Hen. Arlington Finch, younger brother of the Rev. Mr. Wm. Stevens, B.D. to the re&tory earl of Aylesford. of Walpole St. Peter's, co. Norfolk. Mr. Elgie, many years as em neat cornface Mr. John Ramsay, advocate, to be theriff tor in Cannon-ftreet. depute of the shire of Kincardine; and Mr. 12. In Bloomsbury.fqu. Arthur Jennings Wm. Oliver, advocate, sheriff depute of the efq; linen draper in Cheapfide, in partnership thire of Roxburgh. with Mr. Kinder. Civil PROMOTION3. At Mary-le-bone, Rich. Tomlinson, efq; RHughes, a ftamper in the treasury: 13. Edward Clutterbuck, erg; Mr. Larcher, of Littlebury, elected Soddenly, of a fuffocation, the rev. Henry master of the free grammar school at Great Norman, rector of Bledon, Somerset. Baddow 14. Al xander Frampton, esg; ECCLESIASTICAL PRETERMENTS, 15. Ac Spetsbury, Dorset/h. aged 85, rev. R. David Jones, A. M. of Chrift Ch. John Walker, D.D. rector of Spet foury, Hin. ton-Martel, &c, canon of Wells, and for half mayor of London. à century archdeacon of Dorset. Rev. John Barker, master of Chrif Coll, Ac Richmond, Whichcote Turner, elas elected vice-chancellor of Cambridge. aged 4, many years in the direction of the Pev. Mr. Bird, of Carline, Harrington R. East India Company. near Whitehaven. Ac Lambeth, aged 85, W. Dashwood, erg; Rev. Mr. Wilson, Tatham R. near Lanc. 16. Mr. Benley, a considerable bop factor Rev. Maurice Johnson, chaplain to the D. in the Borough. of Ancafter, Moulton V. co. Lincoln. Ac Hampstead, Mrs. Fuller, wife of the Rev. Mr. Powell, Heath R. co. Glamorsev. Mr. Fuller ; fee before p. 494. gan, and Berrymarber R. co. Devon. 18. In Broad-tr. Buildings, Ralph Morsi Rev. M:. Hughes, Ware V. co. Hertford, Scn, esq; one of the commilli. of the lottery. H, Hutton. M. A. St. Lawrence fory V. In Red Lion-str. Capt. Tho, Maynard. with St. Mary Magdalen Milk-itreet R. arre Mrs. Muxwell, wite of the rev. Fra, Kelly nexed, both in the city of London. Maxwell, chaplain, treasurer, and secretary of Rev. W. Cleaver, Cornwell R. co. Oxon. the Afylum. W. J. Brickendon, Đ. D. Appulton R. co'. 19. At Richmond, aged 92, Sir Joshua Berks, and Mynly V. co. Sarum. Windham, kot. H. Hawes, A. B. North Newnton V. co. In New-Broad-Nr. Wm. Black, esq; a S. S. Sarum. director, and uncle by marriage to Sir Abra. Rev. Edm. Itham, Barking, Etex (cic. Dia Home, bart, Mulgrave.) Edw. Brieges, M.A. of Wotton Court, Kent. John Benson, D.D. Sr. Michael Royal, Coin He was formerly fellow of Benec Coll. Camb. lege-Hill, London, R. (Fenton, deceafed.) 20. At Enfield, after a lingering and pan Rev. Mr. Hand, Dorset archdeaconry (Wale ful illness, Mrs. Wood. ker, deceased.) Suddenly, at his chambers in Fig-tree-court, Cha. Sardiford, M.A. fellow of Trin. Hall, Jobu Price, clq; one of the Swora clerks in Camb. by Haberdashers company, to Awre V ihe exchequer-office, Temple. co. Gloucester. Mrs. Collier, mother of the rev. Mr. W.. Squires, A. M. Bratton Fleming R. Collies, Hebrew Prosellor at Cambridge. co. Devon. WM Hughes, Ware V. co. Herts. Fra.Hen.Shepherd, Shadwell, Midd. fail-mak. Therond, Chefterton V, near Camb. Jos. English, Bocking, Efex, bays-maker. Wm. Steevens, B.D. Walpole St. Peter'. R. Rob. Powel, Llandrinded, and Walter Price, co. Norfolk. Llanyre, Radnorth, dealers. John Markham, M. A. perpetual curacy of John Cliffe, Harp-alley, near Fleet-market, Northill, co. Bedford, upholsterer. Hopkins Fox, M. A. Lynstead and Buck. Tho. Pickering, Manchester, woollen-draper. ing RR.co. Kent. Hen. Ellingthorpe, Bell-court, Fenchurcb- Geo. Martin, of Bristol, hofier. Tho. Sutton, Broad freet, Rateliffc-cross, Nath. Lucas, New Bafinghall-Street, Londa Rev. Wm. Wills, A.M. South Somercotes merchant. and Stewton RR.co, and diocese of Lincoln. Sir Geo. Colebrooke, London, banker. Rev, Edward Townsend, Acherstone upon Sam. Dean, of King-itrect, Hoxton-Square, Stower cum Whitchurch RR. both co. Warw, wine-merchant. B-NKTS. John Cecill , of Birmingham, money-ferir. M. Lyddon, Plymouth Dock, currier. Tho. Clay, of Theobald's Road, near Rede Eben. Evans, Newport-fr. Midd. lion-Square, whitesmith. leather-seller. Wm. Pollard, of Bristol, dealer in brandy. Jo.Ireland, Maiden-la.Cov.Gar.watchmaker Rich, Hewitt, Edmonton, Midd. carpenter. Rob. Euftace, King-Ar. Cheapfide, merch. Rich. Brown, St. Paneras, Midd. carver. Wm. Daniel, Yarmouth, Norfolk, grocer. Wm. Gramlick, Soow-hill, Lond. upbolder. Rich. Taylor, Aļford, Lincolnh. dealer. Cha. Wallam and Humph. John Payne Wm. Evance, of the Strand, woollen-draper. Cheaphide, London, linen-drapers. Jn. Tilleard, of Clerkenwell, cabinet-maker. Jos. Bell, Clerkeawell-close, Midd. watch- Jn. Garford, Walthamstow, Ellex, oil-merch. London, horier. John Laffells, of the Strand, Lond. dealer. Wm. Woodbine, Yarmouth, Norf. merch. Jas. Watts Romney,Dodenham, Worcefterh. Tho. Hunt, of Birmingham, corn-chandler. money-Scrivener. Philip Norbury, Brentford, Midd. printer. Eliz. Abbey, of Nottingham, tea-dealer. Jol. Levy, Portsmouth Comm. linen-draper. Hen. Box, Frome Selwood, Som. victuallera Sam. Cresswell, Chancery-lane, taylor. HughCombe, Stanhope-Str.Clare-mar.druge. Mayn. Torin, Walworth, Surrey,wine-merch. Robe. Sanderson, Ratcliffe-cross, Middlesex, John Sickelmore, Brighthelmstone, Sussex, coal-merchant. malifter, Tho. Medhurst, of Kippax, and John Meta Tho. Payne and Rich. Payne, of Cheapfide, burst, of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchants. goldsmiths. Isabella Bray, Deighton, Yorksh. dealer. John Peadle, of Freeman's-court, Cornhill. PhilipAbbott, of St. James, Weftm. upholder. Sam. Bradbury, of the Strand, Midd. warckouseman. PRICES of STOCKS. Tho. Biddle, High Wycombe, Bucks, brewer. Nov. 28 Wm. Shaw, of Liverpool, dealer. Bank Stock, India ditto, Ditto Old Ann. 58.a 5733 Ditto New Ann. 3 per Ct. Bk. red. 59 } wine-merchant. 3 per Ct. Conf. 61 Sam.Pyke, Wormwood-itr.Lond. tobacconilt. Ditto 1726, Tho. Hailes, Berkley-Itreet, Clerkcowell, Ditto 1751, watchcase-maker. India Ann. 56 a Tho. Parker, Leadenhall-Ats. Lond. vintner. 32 per Cr. 1759, Peter Stoakes, Bexley, Kent, mariner. 4 per Ct. Conf. 59 a 53 ? 5813 Robt. Shearcroft, of Thorpe in the Soken, Ditto New 1777,722 Efex, merchant. India Bonds, 8s. a ros. Pr. Prom. Navy&Vi&t. Bills, 10 } perct. Long Annuities, 167 16 TE John Hewit, Weliord, Gloucestersh. frame Short ditto, work-knitter. Scrip. 7; La 75 Tho. Jernegan, Winchester. Ar. Lond, dealer. Omnium W... Marih, Mount-ftreet, Hanoyer-Square, Annuit. 1778, 12 16 a 1 uphorieici, Louery Tickets, 131. 155. ISI. Ss. a 19. Nov. 14. ST. JOHN's Gate. London Gazette 3 papers Nottingham 2 Bath 2 Birmingham 2 Hereford 2 For DECEMBER, 1780. 568 CONTAINING ib. ib. Debates in Parliament continued 547 Short Memoirs of James Parsons, M. D. 566 Remarkable Death of the late Mr. Hollis 554 Profe Tranfarion of Pindar's 2d Olympic 567 The Speculator, a Moral Ellay ib. Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Mr. Extraordinary Fortitude of Nundocomar before Say and at his Execution 555 Particular Description of the Storm at RoeVindication of Archbithop Secker 557 hampton 572 Miscellaneous Remarks on various Subjects 558 On St. Margaret's Church ib. Letters of Bolingbroke and Lytt lton 559 ib. T. Row's Remark on Virgil sto REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS: Letters to and from M..Garrick ib. 573–580 Of an antique Reprefentation of Hercules 561 THEATRICAL REGISTER ib. On the Marriage of Near Kin ib. POETRY: Mrs. S. F. a late Portons. Who? 562 Dr. Béattie's Hermit- Epilogue to the AnQueries concerning Magnetism id. dria, 581-Epilogue to Lady Craven's MiSchool Anecdote 563 piature Picture --Prologue to Deaf Indeed, Tour ihrough the Peak of Deri thire 1b. 58:— The Indignant Muse-A True Story, On Negro Siaveryand on Fail Prayers 561 Yearly Arcrage oi Rain Hilirical Chronicle, Mr. Trumbal's ExamiCurious Original Letters on several very in nation for Treafinable Practices, Lifts of tereting Subjects ib, Births, Mariages, Deaths, &c. 584-592 Embellished with a fine Plate, repreheating accurately a Romax Tragedian in the Character of HERCULTS ; and a group of Roman Players in a Varicty of Comic Characters. 533: 565 By s r. V A N U g URBAN, Gent. LONDON, Printed for D. HENRY, at St. John's GAIE... 21 12 3 II 50 с I2 02 1 II R tanner. Prices of Grain. — Meteorological Diary of the Weather.— Bill of Mortetity. AVERAGE PRICES of CORN, from Dec. 11, to Dec. 16, 1780. Wheat Rye Barley Oars Beans COUNTIES opon the CO AST. s. d.š. d. s. ds. d.fs. d. London 6 41: 512 61 62 6 Effex p 5 82 52 COUNTIES INLAND. Norfolk 5 gp 012 or lo Middlesex 6 30 012 03 $ 128 OL York 53 912 21 Hertford Durham 8 Bedford $ 11 Northumberland 4 103 313 21 72 3 Cambridge 5 71 Cumberland S 5,2 4 813 4le.ro Huntingdon 5 Weftmoriand 5 53 2lo Os 72 II Northampton S 7 2 712 Lancashire 5 50 02 7083 Rutland 6 Leiceler 5 Monmouth 5 20.012 211 tjo Nottingham 5 9 Somerser 5 112 62 31 8127 Derby 41) Devon 6 2.0 02 41 400 Stafford Cornwall 5 g'o 02 3740 Salop Dorset 5 8002 11 1013 3 Hereford 91612 Hampshire 21 912 Worcester 11 8 3 Suties! 5 90 031 83 Warwick Kent 6 20 02 51 912 5 Gloucester 5 Wilts 5 2193 6 WALES, Dec. 4o to Dec. 9, 1730. Berks 5 50 02 21 Oxford 5 4002 118,2 North Wales 4 9135|2 213/35 Bucks 5 80 02 3. 1012 South Wales 4 513 Ifaac Gibson, of Egremont, butcher. Ich. Woodhouse, Sutton Coldfield, War Wm. Somerton, of Bath, carrier. wickshire, maluter. Win. Tuting, Newmarket, Suff. watchmaks Tho. Staron, Crooked-lane, Lond. quumak. John Carties, jun. Creffen-ball, Norfolk, Brown Skelton, Grimler, Worc. dealer, Jatver Clarke, Lower Eait Smithfield, coal Rob. Anfell, Edward-tr: St. Mary le Bone, merchant. James Hall, of Hunslet, Yorksh. butcher. Jas. Clarke, Scarborough, Yorksh. mariner. Edw. Trelaway, George-lireet, Lond. coal John Barber, Wedington, Warw, miner. merchant. Roger Crompton, of Manchester, and Elias Tho. Sanfðury, Calthorp, Oxfordth. baker. Crompton, Lawrence-lane, Lond. dealers. Geo. Slack, High Ireby, Cumberl. drover. Geo.Sowden, Ratcliff-row, Midd.coal-dealer. Jas. Buckhan, Wooler, Northumberland, John Wetton, of High-freet, Southwark, drugs it and apothecary. glass-feller. Sam. Rutter, jun. Red-lion-str. Clerkea Jas. Geo. Snowdon, Holes-fr. Hanover. well, carcase-buicher. fqu. itone-mason. Tho. Artley, Newcalle upon Tyne, sugar Stanford Halford, Hendsworth, Staffordh. refiner. horse-dealer. Tho. Daniell and John Wall, Fodter-lane, Rob. Richardfon, Falham, Midd innholder. Lond. working-goldsmiths. Fra. Williams, Shoreditch, Midd. innholder. Holloway Breckuock, of Aldgate, London, fas, Chritmas, Guildford, Surrey, grocer. linen-draper. Fra Byrne and John Jordan, Clements-la. Rich. Hilditch, Newnham, Glouc. merch. Lond. merchaots. John Fletcher, New Broad.street, Lond. Jas. Badnall and Hen. Yeomans, of Leek, insurer. Staffordihire, burton-makers. Bill of Mortality from Nov. 28, to Dec. 19, 1780. 50 and 60. 169 Males 753 Males 5 and to 1666 52 | 60 and 70 139 Females 83:) 10 and 20 92 Whereof have died under two years old 492 20 and 30 109. So and 90 51 30 and 40 177 i 90 and 100 5 Peck Loaf 25. 7d. 40 and 50 182 100 co Dec 16, rde the COX 5 opon T -H E: Gentleman's Magazine ; For DECEMBER, 1780: Debate previous to the second Reading of felf; and it gave him great satisfaction REVIOUS 1o the commission of accounts was in con- parts of the bill of posed which he approved of; and what which he highly approved, and others B he disapproved of was the interference which he could by no means give his of parliament in the expenditure of assent tn. He approved of that part the civil list. He said, he had drawn of the bill which had reference to the up a motion on this subject, which reformation of receiving, auditing the exprefled fully his own ideas, and accounts, and issuing the monies at meant to move it if he had not been the exchequer; after which he spoke precluded by that of Ld G. G-n of his own particular office, the ac (lee p. 504.); but he would thus far counts in which were not passed fo freely contess, that he ever thought, early as might be wished for, owing and ever fhould do, that the civil list solely to the present dilatory method of revenue was as much his Majesty's as accounting at the exchequer, a bur-Dany estate enjoyed by any person preden he said which lay heavy upon his fent, which was determinable. The mind; for nothing was more paintul civil revenue was fettled on his Mathan to lie under imputations, the jeity on his accession for lite, his inground of which it was not in his terest in which no power' on earth power to remedy. E could deprive him of without mani. He instanced the case of a noble feit injustice. lord, who, about the time he came M. J-lffe highly approved of into office, was called the grand de- the doctrine laid down in the proposifaulter of unaccounted millions [Ld iion luggested by the right hon. genH-I-d]. He made it his business tleman, but was always averle to to enquire into the cause of the gene- meeting abstract questions. F ral outcry, and after contuliing iwo Ld C--d--could not hear with. perfons perfectly acquainted with the out indignation gentlemen maintain business, and of high integrity and that parliament had no controuling abilities [the deputy paymasters], he power over the civil lift revenue ; if found that the charge was totally un ibat doctrine was true, the people of founded, and that the fault was not his this country were all flaves; there was lordship’s, but arose, as has been said, an esential distinction between private from delay elsewhere. He now food property and that species of interest partly in the same predicament him. perioas (njoying public emoluinenn |