His principal works are the following; I. In 1763," A Review of the genuine Doctrines of Chriftianity, &c." 8vo. with the name annexed.

2. In 1764, an anonymous "Enquiry into the question, whether Juries are, or are not, judges of Law as well as of Fact; with a particular Reference to the Cafe of Libels."

3. The first feven volumes of British Biography;" the first volume of which was ublished in 1786.

P 4. Between fifty and fixty articles in th new edition of the Biogr. Britan. with the letter T. annexed.

5. In 1773, An Examination into Sir J. Dalrymple's fcandalous attack on the Memory of Sydney and Ruffel."

6. In 1774," A Letter to Dr. Johnfon, occafioned by his recent political Publications."

7. In 1786," An Effay on the Life and Writings of Dr. Johnfon.' 8. In 1788, Memoirs of the Life and Reign of Frederick III. King of Pruffia." 9. "Obfervations on Mr. Hume's Hiftory of England."

And 10. "An Oration delivered at the London Tavern, on the 4th of November, 1788, on occafion of the Commemoration of the Revolution, and the Completion of a Century from that great Event."

The various Publications of Dr. Towers, the boldness of his principles, his unabated zeal and the fide he had taken during the Am,rican contest, all tended to render him confpicuous. The Doctor was admitted, in 1779, to the academical honours of the univerfity of Edinburgh, having received the degree of LL. D.

Dr. Towers, as a writer, poffeffed great accuracy of judgment, and great command of language; as a man, he was eminent for the benevolence of his views, and the difintereftedness of his conduct; he was animated by an enlightened and ardent attachment to civil and religious liberty, and was distinguished by the most intrepid and inflexible integrity.

In Abingdon-street, Weftminster, Mr. John Churchill, familiarly ftyled " Jack Churchill" by the numerous circle of friends who admired his good humour, and companionable qualities. Nobody understood mankind better than this gentleman; nobody had a more ready turn for repartee. His wit, though pointed, was fo much foftened by a jovial pleasantry, that the object of it was content to join in the laugh, at his own expence, without feeling refentment. Mr. Churchill, like his brother the poet, was strongly inclined towards politics: At one period of his life he was among the moft ardent fupporters of Mr. Fox, but latterly acted in the most

In

open enmity to the interefts of that great martyr to political confiftency, and the genuine principles of freedom. Mr. Churchill's babits, however, were more fixed than his political attachments, for he continued too focial, too much inclined to the enjoyment of private eafe, to be capable of that exertion which public ftations require. The illnefs which put a period to his life, had long preyed upon him, and was by no means fuftained with that degree of fortitude expected from a manly character.

In Stamford-street, James Moore, efq. of Cheapfide.

In Hill-ftreet, Berkeley-fquare, aged 60, Sir Robert Clayton, bart. of Mordern Park, Surrey, and M. P. for Ilchefter, Somerfet.

In Prince's-street, St. James's, Mrs. Sarah Barclay, wife of Mr. George Barclay.

At his apartments in Oxford-road, Lieut. Col, Commandant W. Troughton, of the late 129th regiment,

At Newington-place, Surrey, aged 76, Cornelius Van Mildert, efq.

At Brompton, aged 76, Mrs. Harding.

At his apartments at Weftminster, Mr. Charles Williams, many years one of the door keepers and meffengers of the House of Commons.

At Newington, Surrey, Mrs. Cropley, wife of Mr. Cropley, furgeon.

At Mile End, Mr. Edward Dampier, formerley an officer in the East India Company's fervice.

In the Strand, Mrs. Charlton.

In Clerkenwell, Mr. C. Wright of the Navy Office.

At Surrey-place, Kent Road, John Bryan, efq.

In Upper Grofvenor-ftreet, the Countess of Dumfries.

In Charles-ftreet, Hanover-fquare, Mifs Frances Affleck, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Affleck.

At Queen's Elm, Brompton, Mrs. Colebatch.

At Edmonton, Mrs. Newman.

At his house in the Tower, John Vidger, efq. of the Ordnance Office.

At Walthamstow, Mifs Slater, eldest daughter of the late Gilbert Slater, efq. of Low Leyton.

At Hackney, Mrs Walker, of the Ter.

race.

PRO

PROVINCIAL

NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM. The LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY of NEWCASTLE, in reply to an invidious paffage in the Annual Register, of 1792, have published a statement, that the fociety had no exiftence at the period there alluded to, and that it has always been one of its unbroken regulations, avoid the difcuffion of any topics connected with religion and politics.

to

Married.] At Newcastle, Mr. Thomas Gibfon, to Mifs Cram.

At Durham, Andrew Anderfon, efq. of Tortola, to Mifs H. Hetherington of the fame island.

At Alnwic, Mr. Jofeph Falder, furgeon, aged 71, to Mifs Laing, aged 17.

Died.] At Newcastle, Mr. John Young, tanner. Aged 84, Mr. Michael Callender, nursery and feedfman. Mifs Mary Newton.

Aged 84, Mr. James Frafer, a native of North Britain: At twenty years of age, he entered into the Highland watch; and ferved in that and other regiments 27 years; was at the battles of Val, Fontenoy, Dettingen, &c. and employed the laft 37 years of his life, in the fervice of one family as a weaver.

At Belford, aged 9c, Mr. Clement Yelloly. At Heighington, Mifs Jepfon, eldest daughter of William Jepson, efq.

CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORELAND.

A free school at Parfonby, in Cumberland, founded in conformity to the will of John Sibfon, efq. (a native of that parish) is in a ftate of great forwardnefs. The building is fpacious and convenient, and the nature of the foundation fo liberal, that the moft happy effects are likely to arife from fo laudable an inftitution.

Married.] At Kendal, Mr. Brockbank, druggift, to Mifs Batty, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Batty of Kendal. Mr. Cragg, furgeon, to Mifs Cornthwaite.

At Beetham, Mr. Whitaker, to Mifs Margaret Hadwen.

At Newhaven, Mr. Wilfon, muslin manufacturer, to Mifs Beck, daughter of Mr. Beck, wine merchant.

At Diffington, Mr. Henry Wilfon, to Miss Mifs Grimifon.

At Morrefby, Capt. Ward, of Parton, to Mifs Harrett.

At Torpenhow, Mr. Wm. Mitchinfon, of Plumbland, to Mifs Ifabella Thompson, of Threapland.

Died.] At Carlisle, Mrs. Betty Thompson, widow. Mr. W. Pattinfon. Mrs. Pearfon. At Whitehaven, Mr John Dixon. Mrs. Story, relict of the late Capt. Story. Mr. S. Williamfon. Aged 90, Mr. Pearson, formerly fchoolmafter.

At Kendal, Mr. Andrew Henderfon. Mrs. Mitton, wife of Mr. Mitton, linen draper.

At Sebergham, Rev. Henry Denton, vicar of Bromfield and curate of Caftle Sow erby.

Married.] At York, Mr. William Kirchener, of London, to Mifs E. Cripps, daughter of the late Rev. T. Cripps, rector of Cheadle. R.Clavering Savage, efq. of Emley, to Mifs E. Barlow, of Middlethorpe.

At Sheffield, Mr. Geo. Brown, to Mifs E. Peech of the Angel Inn.

At Scarborough, Mr. Stephen Temple, to Mifs Jane Sunley.

At Catwick, Mr. Richard Jackson, of Welton, to Mifs Robinfon, daughter of B. Robinfon, efq. of Catwick.

At Dewsbury, Mr. John Greenwood, furgeon, to Mifs Jane Greenwood.

At Whitby, John Barker, efq. of London, cornfactor, to Miss Champion.

At Bridlington, Rev. Francis Wrangham, vicar of Hunmanly, to Mifs Agnes Creyke, daughter of Colonel Creyke, of Marton.

At Broadsworth, Rev. J. S. Rudd, A. B. of Queen's College, Cambridge, to Mifs C. R. Kentish, of Bridlington.

At Bingley, Rev. Geo. Hutchinson, of Manchefter, to Mifs Collingley.

At Boffal, Mr. Wm. Arnot of Hull, to Mifs A. Galtrefs of Claxten.

At Doncafter, Thomas Jennings, efq. captain in the 4th regiment of dragoon guards, to Mifs Clibborn.

Died.] At York, Mr. Wm. Harrifon, furveyor of taxes. Mr. Francis Hunt. Mrs. Bowling, relict of Mr. W. Bowling. Aged 88, Mr. Edward Smith, fheriff of York in the year 1764. Mr. J. Kingan, auctioneer. Aged 70, Chrift. Rawden, efq. James Murray, efq. of Broughton. Aged 24, Mr. James Ruby. Aged 81, Mrs. Dorothy Hotham, relict of the Mr. Rt. Hotham, brewer. Aged 76, Mr. Samuel Matthews.

At Doncaster, aged 53, Mrs. Swann, wife of T. Swann, efq.

At Bristol hot wells, Mrs. Smith, wife of Mr. John Frederick Smith, merchant, of Wakefield-fhe was daughter to the late Captain Edward Howorth, and niece to the prefent Admiral Howorth, both of the royal navy.

Mr.

At Sheffield, Mr. John Barlow. At Leeds, Mr. Robert Rhodes. Martin Brown. Aged 77, Mr. Jeremiah Hailey. Mrs. Garland, relict of the late Mr. Garland.

At Hull, aged 61, Mr. Robert Kinder, merchant. Aged 32, Mr. William Morrill. Mrs. Appleton. Mrs. Matfon. Mrs. Briggs.

At Beverley, aged 52, Mr. John Tiger, Iron-monger.

At Duncombe Park, the lady of C. S. Duncombe, efq.

At

At Leven Grove, the Hon. Ifabella Cary, relict of the late Hon. Gen. George Cary. At Knottingley, Mr. Brown, attorney at

law.

At Silkftone, near Barnley, aged 84, Rev. Samuel Phipps, vicar of that place.

At Wakefield, Mr. J. Meggitt, bookseller. At Bradford, Capt. Wm. Weatherftone, of the 84th regiment of foot.

At Cottingworth, aged 66, Henry Wm. Robinson, efq.

At Howden, Mr. Robert Middlebrooke, furgeon.

At Selby, Mrs. Fothergill, wife of Mr. Fothergill

LANCASHIRE.

Married] At Lancaster, Mr. John Thompfon, merchant, to Mifs M. Wright, daughter of the late Dr. Wright.

At Manchester, Mr. Wm. Kay, manufac turer, to Mifs Fray, daughter of Mr. Thomas Fray, of Withy Grove. Rev. Thomas Gafkell, one of the mafters of the grammarfchool, to Mifs Ann Rigby. Mr. James Fisher, to Mifs Ann Makin, of Salford. Mr. Jofeph Parr, attorney, to Mifs Chamley of Blackburn.

At Warrington, Mr. John Boyer, to Mifs Blackburn. Mr. B. Furnivall, of Oldham, to Mifs M. Rollingfon. Mr. G. Furnivall, to Mifs L. Chorley.

At Liverpool, Mr. Wm. Phillips, merchant, to Mifs E. Robinfon. Mr. Rd. Roffon, upholder, to Mifs A. Bufhell. Mr. Rt. Wilson to Mifs E. Griffiths.

At Winwick, Mr. Thomas Atherton, to Mifs Layland.

At Childwall, M. D. Carr, efq. of Cork, to Mifs Dawson of Mofsley Hill.

At Blackburn, Mr. F. Chadwick, of Prefton, to Mifs H. M. Whitehead.

At Wigan, Mr. E. Chamley, to Mifs Blinkhorn.

ma

Died.] At Manchefter, Capt. Thomas Smerden. Mr. T. Burton, of the Red Lion Inn. Mr. John Jenkins, brush manufacturer. Mr. Wm. Pearfon, fmall ware nufacturer. Mr. John Wright, taylor. Mr. Smith. Aged 34, Mrs. E. Corbett, wife of Mr. Matthew Corbett, of that place: Her affectionate and peaceable deportment, in the feveral relations of wife, mother, and friend, defervedly procured her the esteem of all who knew her.

At Liverpool, aged 82, Mrs. Richardfon. Aged 41, Mr. Mofs, cabinet maker. Aged 88, Mr. Robert Westhead. Mr. John Lupten, broker. Aged 71, Mr. John Wilfon, farrier. James Worthington, M. D. one of the original promoters of the Liverpool Difpenfary. Ufariah Uzuld, efq. captain of his Majefty's fhip Acteon. Aged 77, Mr. J. Grimshaw. Mrs. Armitrong, widow. Mr. John Porter.

At Warrington, Mrs. E. Wilkinson, wife of Mr. J. Wilkinfon, cotton manufacturer. At Ormskirk, aged 70, Mr. John Jefferies, gun-fmith.

Married.] At Derby, Mr. Thomas Boden, baker, to Mifs Ellis.

At Gloffop, J. Tomlinfon, efq. of Cobinedge, to Mifs E. Bradbury, of Blankhead. At Kirk-Langley, Mr. Bowyer, furgeon, of Brailsford, to Mifs Copeftake.

At Wingerworth, J. S. Sydney, efq. of Penhurst Castle, Kent, to Mifs H. Hunlocke, daughter of Sir H. Hunlocke, bart.

Died.] At Meafham, aged 64, Mr. Thomas Jewbury, the greatest part of whose life was spent in conducting the collieries, in the lordships of Oakthorpe and Meatham, with great benefit to his employers, and much credit to himself, as a faithful and skilful agent. From his principal occupa tion of fuperintending collieries, he spared attention fufficient to become, though not a profeffed, yet certainly an ingenious furveyor of roads, and an accurate engineer of canal navigation. To his practical knowledge he added a taste for natural philofophy, a study, which he found to be an agreeable companion of his leifure, and an enlightened guide of his labours. Mr. J. lived to reap the fruits of his good conduct; his honefty and industry enabled him to eftablish a numerous family in a refpectable manner, to place feveral of his kinfmen in advantageous fituations, and to bequeath good fortunes to his children.

At Meller, Mrs. Efther Wild, wife of Mr. Wild.

At Willington, aged 78, Mr. Dethick.
At Afhborne, Mr. Slater, organift.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.

Married.] At Nottingham, Mr. Needham, hofier, of Afhby de la Zouch, to Mifs Tupott.Mr. Nath. Rutt, of London, to Mifs S. Prentice. Mr. John Billings, hofier, to Mifs A, Lockton. Mr Winrow to Mifs M. Sturt. Mr. Wm. Cotton, grocer, to Mifs Southern.

At Newark, Mr. Reynolds, brushmaker, to Mifs Wilfon. At Radford, near Nottingham, Mr. J. Hewitt, factor, of Oxford, to Mifs Pike of ApЛley.

Died.] At Nottingham, aged 22, Mr. John Flint. Mr. Sam, Walker, butcher. Aged

Married.] At Lincoln, Mr. John Atkinfon, to Mifs Briggs. Rev. Mr. Wingfield, of Bullwick, to Mifs Forkinham, of Lincoln. Mr. Wm. Norton, baker, to Mifs Afher.

At Bliborough, Mr. R. Stephenson, brewer, of Beverley, to Mifs S. Ranby.

At Louth, the Rev. J. Mills to Mifs M. Taylor, daughter of Mr. Taylor, brewer. Mr. Morris, attorney, to Mifs S. Spencer.

At Barton, Mr. Wilfon, to Mifs Fofter. At Branston, Wm. Ellis, jun. efq. to Mifs Curtois, daughter of the Rev. P. H. Curtois, of the former place.

Died.] At Lincoln, aged 80, Mr. Sam. Bristow, fhoemaker. Aged 82, Mrs. Bell, widow of the late Col. Bell. Aged 91, Mrs. Polgrave. Mrs. Ellifon, aunt of Rd. Ellifón, efq. M. P. Mr. Wm. Richardfon, drummajor of the 34th regiment of foot; who shot himfelf through the head in confequence of being much involved in debt.

At Sleaford, Mr. Benfon. Mr. Ouzman, publican. Mrs. Harmfton.

At Sweaton, Mr. Holderness, farmer.
At Bofton, Capt. Nath. Night.

At Stamford, Mrs. Gunning, relict of the Rev. Mr. Gunning. Mifs Norcliffe. Aged 84, Mrs. E. Allen, fifter to Mr Allen, fenior alderman. Aged 85, Mr. Wm. Budd. Mr. Watley Searfon.

At Falkingham, Mrs. Holdens.

At Scothorne, near Lincoln, Mrs. Patterton, wife of Mr. Patterton.

At Brigg Mrs. Aker, wife of Mr. Aker, merchant.

LEICESTERSHIRE.

Married.] At Leicefter, Mr. W. Cumberland, holier, to Mis Bell. Mr. Dowley, jun. to Mifs Richards.

At Garthorpe, Mr. J. Thompfon, watchmaker of Atherstone, to Mifs S. Hickling.

At Preitwould, R. Andrew, jun. efq. of Harlefton Park, Northampton, to Mifs Packe, daughter of J. C. Packe, efq. of Prestwould.

Died..] At Leicester, aged 82, Mr. Burges, manufacturer. Mr. Orten, hofier. John Howard, efq. only son of the late celebrated philanthropist. Mr. R. Rofs, auctioneer. Aged 61, Mrs. Chamberlain, wife of Mr. Chamberlain. Mrs. Roberts.

At Great Wigften, aged 75, Mr. John Goodrich, grazier. At Witherby, Mr. J. Kifs, farmer.

At Stapleford, aged 80, the Right Hon. the Earl of Harborough, Viscount Sherard of Stapleford, and Baron Letrim in Ireland. His lordship was in holy orders when he fucceeded to the earldom, and he refigned his church preferments in 1773. He erected a church at Stapleford, about the year 1789one at Saxby, and another at Teigh in Rutlandfhire. His lordship generally refided at Stapleford, in the midst of a numerous and refpectable tenantry, whom it was his greatest delight to make happy, and the whɔle tenor of his life was diftinguished by great fuavity of difpofition; and a heart of univerfal benevolence.

At Market Harborough, Mr. Tho. Goodwin.

At Ulletho.pe, Mrs. Sawbridge, wife of Mr. Sawbridge, maliter.

At Lutterworth, aged 76, Mr. R. Murphy. Aged 71, Mr. Wm. Killpack.

At Afhby de la Zouch, Mr. Hilditch, who prefided over the school at that place for the laft 30 years.

At Hinckley, Mrs. S. Nutt, relict of Mr. J. Nutt.

At Belgrave, Mrs. Denshire, widow.
At Ravenftoke, the Rev. Mr. Clayton.

STAFFORDSHIRE.

Married.] At Wolverhampton, Mr. Noel, of London, to Mifs J. Smith. Thos. Pearfon

At Bourne, Mrs. Prefgrave.

At Uppingham, Mr. John Cooke, druggift. At Rauceby, Rev. Mr. Pugh, rector of Cranwell, and vicar of Rauceby.

At Wragby, aged 40, Mifs Anne Moody.. At Tongue-end, near Bourne, Mr. Measures.

RUTLANDSHIRE.

Married.] At Ayton, Wm. Kemp, efq. of Belten, to Mifs Box of Ayitont

Died.] At Uppingham, Mifs Birch. Mrs. Holmes, wife of Mr. Holmes, publican. At Belton, near Uppingham, aged 100, Mrs. Dickenfon.

At Exton, aged 59, Mr. Thos. Kirk, Mr. J. Kirk, brother to Mr. T. Kirk. MONTHLY MAG. No. XLV.

coe, efq. of Edgmond, to Mifs E. Farmer.

At Walfall, Mr. Wm. Whitmore, of Sneyd Farm, near Bloxwich, to Mifs S. Quinton, of Bloxwich.

At Shenftone, Lieut. Wm. Green, of the. Navy, to Mifs Turner, daughter of W. Turner, efq. At Tettenhall-Corbet, Howard, efq. to Mifs Bishop, daughter of the late Dr. Bishop, of Wolverhampton.

Died.] At Weston Mrs. Efther Hipkifs, widow of the late Mr. John Hipkifs, japanner.

At Newcastle-under-line, Mr. John Armftrong, cornet of the 29th light dragoons, whofe death was occafioned by a fall.

At Leek, aged Mr. Concliff, attorney. 3 H

WARWICKSHIRE.

Married.] At Birmingham, Mr. Elkington, tea-dealer, to Mifs Richards. Mr. Wm. Glover, of London, to Mifs M. Booth, of the Wheel Inn. Mr. C. Lloyd, jun. author of Edmund Oliver," "Poems,"&c. to Mifs S. Pemberton, daughter of S. Pemberton, efq. Mr. Jones, plater, to Mifs Bryad, of Chaddefy Corbett.

At Coventry, Mr. Picard, to Mifs L. Per

kins.

At Chaddefley Corbett, Mr. Broad, timber merchant, to Mifs Reynolds, daughter of the late Mr. Reynolds, attorney.

At Coleshill, Mr. Tawney of Dunchurch,

to Mi's E. Edkins

At Packwood, Mr. J. Gilliver, of Polefworth, to Mifs M. Brooks.

At Solihull, Mr. Kendrick, to Mifs E: Ingram, of Withwood Green.

At Brifnall End, Handsworth, Mr. James Willmore, to Mifs S. A Gem, of Birmingham. Died.] At Birmingham, Mr. Jofeph Battefon. Mr. Price. Mr. Prothero. Mr. J. Ward, attorney. jun. Mr. S. Barnes. Aged 26, Mr. Wm Hazledine. Mrs. Eliz. Timmins. Aged 64, Mrs. A. Green, and a few days afterwards, aged 54, her husband, Mr. Wm. Green. Mrs. Redfearn. Mrs. Watts of the

garrifon. Mifs Noble, daughter of Mrs. Noble. Aged 63, Rev. Wm. Thompfon. Mrs. Wright, widow. Mrs. Horsley, wife of Mr. T. Horley, Mrs. Moore, wife of Mr. W. Moore, glafs-cutter. Mr. Long, fell-monger.

At Coventry, Mr. Alten Jopfon, filker. Mrs. Holmes, wife of Mr. R. Holmes. Mrs. Singleton, wife of Mr. Singleton. At Coughton near Alcester, aged 89, Mrs.

Wilkes.

At Sutton Coldfield, Mr. Nicholson, many years parish clerk of that place. Mr. Haywood, jun. farmer. Mrs. Dudley. At Camp hill, Mr. Richards, brewer. At Henley in Arden, aged 88, Mrs. Jago, wife of the late Rev. R. Jago, of Smitterfield. At Maxftock, Mr. Jofeph Palmer, Turgeon.

SHROPSHIRE.

WORCESTERSHIRE.

Married. At Worcester, Mr. John Bristow, jun. currier, to Mifs Hall, of Acton Beauchamp. John Hodges, Efq. of Birch-Bo rough Hall, to Mrs. E. Eafthop, relict of the late Mr. Eafthop, of Witley.

At Aftley, Mr. S. Cartwright of Bewdley, to Mifs Sheward of Sud-Green.

At Bengworth, Mr. Hatch, maltfter, of Evesham, to Mifs Watkins, of the former place.

Died.] At Worcester, Mrs. Evans, fister of the Rev. Dr. Evans, Prebendary of Worcefter Cathedral. Mr. Farley, fadler. Aged 74, J. Smith, Efq. Aged 37, Mr. Timothy Matthews, attorney. Mr. Dillon, fen. Aged 80, Mrs. Pound.

At Aldington, near Evesham, Mrs. Laugher.. At Evesham, Mr. Lloyd, wool-ftapler. At Kidderminster, aged 73, Mrs. Walker, of the Angel Inn, which house she had kept more than 40 years.

At Pedmore, near Stourbridge, aged 77, Mr. Wm. Franks.

At Hill-Houfe, Witley, Mr. John White, farmer.

HEREFORDSHIRE.

Married.] At Castle Froome, Mr. Shelton, furgeon, of Bromyard, to Mifs J. B. Derry, daughter of Mr. Derry, of the Birchen.

At Aymeftry, Mr. John Palmer, fon of Mr. relict of the late Mr. John Palmer, of LeintPalmer of Yalton-Marsh, to Mrs. M. Palmer, hall Earls, who was grandfather to her prefent husband.

Died.] At Hereford, Mrs. Skinner, reli& of the late Rev. W. Skinner, formerly Prehand of Hereford Cathedral. Mrs. Thomas,

wife of Mr. F. Thomas, builder.

At Warmbridge, Mrs. Parry.

At Gatsford, Mrs. Dew, wife of Mr. Dew, farmer.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

It is not commonly known that the much admired White Horfe on Cher Hill, near Chippenham, was cut only about fifteen years fince, by three or four gentlemen of Colne, affifted by about a dozen labourers. It was first removed, and the space filled up with completed in a few afternoons, the earth being chalk. The length measures thirty-feven yards, the heighth twenty yards, the eye one yard in diameter, and the nag-tail nine yards. This curious work of art is diftinctly vifible in feveral directions over a space of 39 or furgeon, of Melkfham, was one of the perMr. Webb, now a rcfpectable 40 miles. fons who affitted in laying it out, and who contributed towards the expence.

Married. At Gloucefter, John Birch, efq. of Charlotte Street, Bloomsbury, and Lieut. Col. of the Westminster Volunteers, to Mifs Albinia Raikes, third daughter of R. Raikes, Efq. of Gloucester.

At Stapleton-house, Jacob Elton, Efq. to Mifs Charlotte Young of Pondlands.

At