SOMERSET.-Feb. 16. At Bath, aged 30, Ann, relict of Conolly Coane, esq. co. Leitrim.

Feb. 17. At Bath, at an advanced age, T. Inman, esq. father of T. G. Inman, esq. barrister-at-law.

March 1. At Bathford, Mrs. Chapman, sister to the late Rev. Dr. Chapman, Prebendary of Bristol,

March 3. Aged 89, Mrs. Hanning, mother of William Hanning, esq. of Dillington House.

March 7. At Ilminster, in his 62d year, Vincent Langworthy, esq. solicitor.

At Bath, the wife of Richard Pruen, esq. of Cheltenham, and late widow of Major Bennett, of the Royals.

March 11. At Bath, aged 23, Eliza Lucy Hope, only dau. of Capt. Tobin, R.N. C.B.

March 14. Aged 49, W. Champernown, esq. of Calcutt, Cricklade, Wilts. March 22. At Bath, in her 13th year, Mary, eldest dau. of R. T. Bateman, esq. of Hill-Grove House.

March 24. At Bath, John Young, esq. son of Sir Wm. Young, Bart. of Delaford, Bucks.

March 26. At Bath, aged 76, Edmund Pitts Gapper, esq. formerly of Mere, Wilts, where he was buried.

April 1. At Bath, the widow of the Rev. Samuel Smith, Rector of Stanton St. Quinton.

April 14. At Dillington House, near Ilminster, aged 64, William Hanning, esq. an active Magistrate for the county; whose mother died so lately as March 3. STAFFORD.-March 24. At the Deanery, Lichfield, Hugh Dyke Acland, esq. second son of the late Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, of Killerton, Devon, Bart. and son-in-law of the late Dean of Lichfield. April 5. At Stafford, aged 56, Lt.Col. Brookes, E.I. C. brother to F. Brookes, esq. Town Clerk of Stafford. He was found sitting in his arm chair, in his night dress, an unloaded pistol in his right hand, which rested on the arm of the chair; two loaded pistols were on the table before him. It appeared that he had put the pistol into his mouth, which was shattered, and the ball had gone out at the top part of the back of his head. Behind him, on another chair, was found his night-cap, which, on being examined, was found to contain some hard substances, that proved to be the bullet and two pieces of his skull; the cap having been blown off his head by the force of these projectiles. Verdict, Insanity.

SUSSEX.-March 7. At Brighton, Mrs. Hulme, mother of James Hunter Hulme, esq.

At Fishbourne, Maria-Jane, relict of

the late Rev. Richard Greene, Rector of Warbleton.

March 23. Diana, wife of the Rev. W. Gordon, Rector of Newtimber, and late of Spaxton, Somerset.

March 26. At Hastings, W. Bull, esq. of Aylesbury, Bucks.

WILTS.-March 26. At Cricklade Lodge, aged 63, Eliza, wife of John Dyer, esq., late Chief Clerk of the Admiralty.

April 5. At the Rectory, Yatton, aged 65, J. Tucker, esq.

April 15. At Bishop Ward's College, Salisbury, aged 74, the widow of Rev. Joseph Evans, of Corsham.

WORCESTER.-Dec. 30. Aged 81, William Welch, esq. D.C.L. of Haw ford, a Bencher of the Inner Temple. He was formerly a Fellow of All Souls college, Oxford, where he graduated B.C.L. 1778, D.C.L. 1786.

Feb. 24. At Bengeworth, in her 32d year, Caroline, wife of Charles Best, esq., one of the Coroners for Worcestershire, and youngest daughter of Francis Hol land, esq., of Cropthorne, near Evesham.

YORK.-March 28. Aged 74, Mr. Samuel Bland, of Beverley, brother to H. Bland, esq. banker of York.

April 12. At Pocklington, aged 70, Mr. Peart, father of Mr. Peart, bookseller, Bull-street, Birmingham.

April 3. Aged 70, Horner Reynard, esq. of Sunderlandwick and Hobgreen.

WALES.-Jan. 2. At Swansea, aged 67, Commander George Jones, RN. He was promoted to that rank in 1798, on bringing home Sir George Duckworth's dispatches announcing the reduction of Minorca: having been previously First Lieut. of the Leviathan. During part of the war he held a command in the Swansea Sea-Fencibles.

Jan. 5. At Aberystwith, in her 23d year, Mrs. Hughes, wife of John Hughes, esq. of Alltlwyd, and eldest dau. of Ă. T. Jones Gwynne, esq. of Monachty.

Feb. 22. At Swansea, Mrs. Williams of Aberpergwm, Glamorganshire, relict of Rees Williams, esq. Banker at Neath and Swansea.

March 13. At Henllan, aged 45, leaving a widow and several children, John Lewis esq. Barrister-at-Law, and a Magistrate for the counties of Carmarthen and Pembroke.

March 26. At Haverfordwest, aged 52, Henry Rees, esq. Clerk of the Peace for the County of Pembroke, and Deputy Registrar of the Archdeaconry of St. David's. April 4.

At Bodlondeb, Carnarvon, aged 36, Henry Pringle, esq. Lately. Aged 59, Catherine, wife of