At Greifenberg, in Pomerania, aged 87, Geue al Kalkreuth, brother to the officer who commands in Dantzick. Gen. Su moratzki, who obtained much diftinction during the present and former Ruffian campaigns. May... In childbed, Mrs. Ebers, wife of Mr. John E. librarian and Rationer, of Old Bond-ftréet; who, with three children and numerous friends, deeply lament their irreparable lofs. On Denmark hill, Surrey, Mrs. Ellis, widow of the late Tho. E. efq. of HighAtreet, Southwark. See vol. LXXV. 682. May 2. At Kenilworth, near Coventry, aged go, John Hallifax, efq. In Wimpole-ftreet, Cavendish-fquare, Margaret, widow of Thomas Fisher, efq. 3. At Chertfey, Surrey, in his 66th year, Mr. R. Wettan. Aged 64, Mr. William Ellerbeck, of Gloucefter-ftreet, Queen-fquare. Aged 58, Mrs. Limmer, of the Prince of Wales's coffee-houfe, in Conduit-treet, Hanover fquare. After a long and painful illnefs, William Young, efq. of Chancery-lane. At his houfe in Berner's-ftreet, John Buller, efq. M. P. for Eaft Looe, Cornwall. At Downham, Norfolk, aged about 65, in confequence of exceffive drinking, Martin King, fome time boots at the Caftle inn there. He was under four feet in height; and was formerly fhewn as a dwarf. 4. By drowning himself in the river -Thames, at Batterfea bridge, aged 27, Mr. John Dickson, ftock-broker, of Wallbrook. 5. At his houfe in Montague-ftreet, Ruffell-fquare, William Day, efq. · At Margate, in Kent, Mrs. Kidman, wife of Mr. George K. mafter of the Jolly Sailor public-houfe in High-street. 6. Aged87, Mrs. Unwin, of Leicester, At Dover, Mr, Charles-Allen Chatfield, of the 1ft Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia, and fon of Robert C. efq, of Croydon. At a quarter before fix o'clock in the evening, of an inflammation in his bowels, aged 41, John-Peter Hankey, efq. banker, and alderman of the ward of Candlewick, in which he fucceeded the late Alderman Perchard, who died Jan. 21, 1806 (LXXVI. -94), and in which he is fucceeded by Samuel Birch, efq. deputy of the ward of -Cornhill. The extreme fatigue which he had fuftained during a canvas of 8 or 10 days for the City of London, produced a -fever, which terminated his life. The firft fymptoms of his complaint appeared about eight on the preceding evening, when he complained of great fatigue and extreme thirft. He preferred red wine and water to tea, which had been recommended to him, and felt himself fo refreshed for the moment that he actually proposed to proceed on his canvas in the neighbourhood. But this was only a momentary defign, which he foon found himself unable to execute. His diforder now increafed with uncommon rapidity. Early in this afternoon his approaching fate was announced to him; when he called for his four children, the eldeft of whom is about 9 years of age; took an affectionate farewell of them; and died beloved, respected, and lamented by all who knew him. He would moft likely have been one of the fuccefsful candidates, having on the day he died had the greateft fhew of hands, and ftanding third on that day's poll. 7. in his 51ft year, Mr. Richard Ferdinando, an eminent folicitor, of Hell. At Tetfworth, in confequence of an injury fuftained by a fall from his horfe on the 3d, aged 20, William Bellis, efq. of Wadham college, Oxford. 8. At Brooke's-place, Kennington, Mrs. Robert Buchanan, eldeft daughter of the late Rev. Philip Walter, rector of Cray-. ford, in Kent. In his 65th year, Mrs. Raban, wife of Mr. R. of Bridge-ftreet, Black-friers. At Falmouth, of hæmoptoe, aged 25 years, on his return from Portugal, where he had been for the recovery of his health, William Clarges, efq. fon of the late Sir Thomas C. bart.; and late a ftudent of Chritt church college, Oxford. Mrs. Sarah Johnfon, wife of Mr. Cha. J. of Ham-lane, Stratford. 9. At Radway, in the county of Warwick, in her 86th year, Mrs. Miller, relist of the late Sanderfon Miller, efq. of that place. She was the only daughter of Edward Trotman, efq. of Shel well in Oxfordshire, and by her mother, daughter and co-heirefs of Thomas Filmer, efq. of Amwell Bury, Herts, was defcended from the Fiennes's, Lords Vifcounts Saye and Sele. She was a woman of exemplary piety, found understanding, and real goodnefs of heart; and thofe peculiar talents which rendered her converfation both pleafing and inftructive, remained unimpaired, even to the latest period of her life. At Brighthelmftone, Capt. Artes, of the King's (or 10th) Regiment of Dragoons. At Chelsea, the wife of Peter Grant, efq, of Jamaica. In Berner's-ftreet, Oxford-ftreet, Langford Millington, efq. of the island of Barbadoes. His account of the cultivation and preparation of Aloes in that Ifland, may be found in the London Medical Journal, vol. VIII. He was an eminent merchant, and a man of great benevolence. 10. At Hampstead, in his 72d year, Mr. Henry White, builder. At Chefter, Mrs. Baxter, wife of Robert B. efq. of that city. II. At his houfe in Aldermanbury, aged 26, Mr. George Cooper, 12. John 12. John Herbert, efq. of Dolevorgan, in Montgomeryshire. At Penns, Bucks, after a few days illnefs, Mrs. Penyfton, wife of Francis P. efq. of Cornwell, co. Oxford. After a fhort illnefs, the Rev. Forefter Leighton, rector of one of the portions of Pontesbury, and vicar of Condover, Salop. Aged 73, the Rev. Mr. Woodward, rector of Eaft Grinstead, Suffex. 13. At Camberwell, Surrey, in her 12th year, Mifs Sarah Long, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas L. of Little Britain. Mr. Fellows, printer of "The Morning Advertifer." 14. At his houfe, Iver-lodge,. Bucks, Bruce Bofwell, efq. At her houfe in Bath, aged 80, Lady Gibbons, relic of the late Sir John G. bart. K. B. and mother of the prefent Sir William G. bart. In Bladud's-buildings, Bath, the reli& of Edward Loftus, efq. of Sheffield. At Kentish-town, John Francis, efq. Mrs. Blanchard, wife of Mr. B. of the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden. 15. At his houfe in Pleafant-row, Kingfland, at the advanced age of 94 years, Thomas White, efq. He had many years fince retired from the active fcenes. of trade, in which he had acquired a comfortable fortune, and devoted his leifure to the charities of the Gospel. His mind was religiously occupied in embracing thofe divine precepts which furnish contentment, refignation, and univerfal love, and he exemplified all thofe in his daily life; his door was always open to the poor, and the mildnefs of his difpofition fpread a fuavity over his speech and general demeanour that feemed to unite his heart and his hand in the union of Chriftian love. For his private benefits, the ear that heard his name, bleffed it; and amongst his public fervices, the City of London Lying inn Hofpital has to reflect with respectful acknowlegement and veneration, his zealous attention and regard as Chairman of the Committee for many years paft, and as a kind benefactor by his will. At Eton, Lewis-James Shaw, fourth fon of Sir John Shaw, bart. Being, with fome other boys, in a boat on the Thames, owing to fame mifmanagement, the boat was upfet, and, in endeavouring to fave himfelf, by ftepping on the bank, he fell into a deep part of the river, and was drowned. In College-ftret, Briftol, in the prime of life, Mr. Francis Cheyne Bowles, one of the furgeons of the Bristol Infirmary.. Mrs. Lyon, wife of William L. efq. late of Bedford-row. At Hampstead, in her 36th year, Lady Charlotte Wingfield, wife of William W. efq. daughter of the late Earl of Digby, and fifter to the prefent. She has left three fons and three daughters. 16. In Hertford-ftreet, May-fair, Edwin-Francis Stanhope, efq. one of her Majefty's equerries. In Park-ftreet, Grofvenor-fquare, Lady Jane Knollys, fecond daughter of the Eart of Banbury. John-Peter Allix, efq. of Swaffham, in Cambridgeshire. 17. Mrs. Malyn, wife of Mr. John M. of Emmett's Brafted, Kent. 18. At Salt-hill, his Serene Highness Prince Antoine Philippe, Duke of Montpenfier, brother to the Duke of Orleans, firft Prince of the Blood Royal of France; born July 3, 1775. An account of his fplendid funeral shall be given in our next. At the house of Ifaac Hindley, efq. at Baldock, after a fhort illness, in her 61ft year, Mrs. Littletale, relict of the late Henry L. efq. In New Burlington-ftreet, after a long and fevere illness, Rt. Hon. Lady Walpole. At Knightsbridge, John Duval, efq. 1 19. At her mother's houfe, in Weftfquare, aged 23, Mifs Jeffy Barker, youngeft daughter of the late Robert B. efq. of the Panorama in Leicefter-fquare. In Pulteney-ftreet, Bath, John Meredith Moftyn, efq. of Segroyt, in Denbighshire. At Lydd, in Kent, in his 63d year, Robert Cobb, efq, 20. At her lodgings in Milfom-street, Bath, Mifs Hartopp. At his houfe at Iflington, in his 82d year, Richard Corrie, efq. At Highgate, Mifs Lucy Owen, second daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Owen, vicar of Edmonton, Middlefex. At Kennington-place, Vauxhall, in her 21ft year, Mrs. Sarah Driver, wife of A. P. D. jun. efq. 21. At Bristol, Mrs. Alexander Maitland, wife of Alexander M. jun. efq. of King's Arms-yard, Coleman-fireet. 23. Mr. James Barker, jun. fon of Mr. B. bookfeller and printer, Great Ruffellftreet, Covent-garden. 25. At his houfe at Brompton, Nicholas Bond, efq. in the commiffion of the peace for the county of Middlesex, &c.; and many years a vigilant and active magiftrate of the Police-office, Bow-ftreet. **PROMOTIONS,&c.unavoidablydeferred. BILL OF MORTALITY, from April 21, to May 26, 1807, AVERAGE PRICES of CORN, from the Returns ending May 16, 1807. Oxford 75 400 2 Carnarvon 78 400 041 822 ofoo 036 328 942 234 1123 200 6,00 0 00 018 200 Montgo. 71 900 0 36 Radnor 69 8.00 035 Average of England and Wales, per quarter. Average of Scotland, per quarter. 100 000 000 000 000 3.00 038 8420 9l00 040 019 1000 040 0125 400 036 1034 144 6 Cardigan 76 Pembroke 65 Carmarth. 81 Glamorg. 80 000 Glouceft. 75 Somerfet 76 700 75 647 838 427 842 7 Monmo. 78 700 Devon 82 400 Córnwall 85 5.00 0 39 11/23 100 o Dorfet 76 900 036 039 900 0 Hants 77 5'00 030 033 0.00 035 300 000 • 036 227 700 0. AGGREGATE AVERAGE PRICES of the Twelve Maritime Districts of England and Wales, by which Exportation and Bounty are to be regulated in Great Britain." Wheat Rye Barley Oats Beans Pease Oatmeal | Beer or Big s d. 5. d. s. d. S. d. S. d. 5. d 75 2 48 0 38 9 27 6 41 153 1 PRICES OF FLOUR, May 25: Fine 58s. to 60s.-Seconds 50s. to 55s.-Pollard 24s. to 285.-Bran 8s. to 10s. od. Total 13,311 Sacks. Average 64s. 4d.4-os. od. lower than the last Return. Average Price of SUGAR, computed from the Returns made in the Week ending 4S. 8d. to 5s. 40. .fis. od. to 7s. od Beafts 1800. Sheep and Lambs 15,000, 49s. 6d. Sunderland 40s. 9d. to 43s. 6d. SOAP, Yellow 78s. Mottled 88s. Curd 92s. CANDLES, 10s. 6d. per Doz. Moulds 11s.68, TALLOW, per ftone, slb. St. James's 3s.4d. Clare Market 3s.4d. Whitechapel 3s,3d, EACH DAY'S PRICE OF STOCKS IN MAY, 1807. Bank sperCt. 3perCent. 4perCt.sperCt. 5perCt. Long Short | India | India Exchequ. South Sea Old New Stock. Bk Red. Confols. Confol. Navy. 1797. Ann. Ann. Stock. Om Irish Imp Eng.Lott Bonds. Bills. Stock. Anns. Ann. nium. 5perCt. 3perCt. Tickets.. English Prizes. 28 2344 62 62 63 80 97 172 187 4 a 5 pr. par 1 dif. 62 a 1 pr. fhut 19 18 02 perCi.dife. 4 a 5 pr. 5 pr. dif. 1 pr. 1-a 1 pr. 91 fhut 19 18 0 2per Ct.difc. dif. 1 pr. 1aapr. fhut 19 18 02 per Cr.difc. 4 a 5 pr. dif. I pr. 11⁄2 pr. fhut 19 18 02 per Ct.difes 2 63 a 801 98 17 4 a 5 pr. dif. 1 pr. 11⁄2 pr. fhut 19 18: d2pe Ct.difc. 10 Sunday [Printed by J. NICHOLS and SON, Red Lion Paffage, Fleet Street.) 6 a 7 pr. par. 1 pr. 189 5 a 7 pr. par 3 pr. 1874 a 6 pr. par 2 pr. 188 4 a 6 pr. par 2 pr BRANSCOMB and Co. Stock-Brokers, 11, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and 38, Hay-Market. 1 dif. 1 pr. 11 apr. 19 18 1 dif. 2 pr. 622 91 91 68 63 i pr. 2 pr. 2 pr. 2 pr. 1 a 2 pr GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE LOND. GAZETTE Canterbury 2 Carli.-Chefter Chelmsford 2 16 Cumberland Doncafter--Dert. Hampshire 2 Manchester Newcastle 3 Nottingham OXFORD2. Portf. Reading Salib. Salop-Sheffield Sherborne, Surry Shrewb.-Suffex Staffordshire Stamford-Tyne, Wakefi.Warw2 Winch.-Worc. .. 555 Meteorological Diaries for May & June 1895 498 Survey of the Royal Palace at Westminster 531 Tranflation of the Emperor Alexander'sLetter499 An original Portrait of Mary Queen of Scots 535 Anecdote refpecting Dukedom of Bridgewater il. John Dean's faving a Ship-TheCope Family 536 Enquiries after Mr. John & Mr. Jofhua Kirby ib. Intermediate State-Mile-ftones vifible a Mile ib. Biographical Memoir of Dr.Nathaniel Cotton 500 REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS; viz. Irish Bifhops-Lyfons's "Magna Britannia" 501 Motherby's New London Medical Dictionary537 Correfpondence of the Rev. William Parry? 502 Antidote to the Mileries of Human Kind. 538 Migratory Birds-Debtors-Dr. Laurence 504 Pegge'sCurialia, and Acct.of Somerfet Houfe541 Ramfgate Harbour, and Plumstead Church 505 Janfon's Stranger in America continued... 545) Watfon's Confiderations by the Secular Priefts 2. Character of the late AmericanGeneralYates 547 Dr. Lettfom's Forty-firft Letter on Prifons. ibid. Account of the heroic Lady Harriet Ackland 548 Mr. Neild's Remarks on Gloucefter Gaol... 506 Vipondon Doctrines & Difciplineof Methodists551 MonumentalInfcription proposed for Mr. Fox508 Dr. Mofeley's Oliver for a Rownd, &c. .. Anecdotes of the Rev.and learned J.Parkhurft510 Index Indicatorius-Queftions anfwered ibid. Portrait of Thomas Gower, a famous Painter 511 SELECT MODERN POETRY for June.. 556-500 On the Ufe and Value of Gypfum as a Manure ib. Proceedings in the late Seffion of Parliament 561 Mr.Carter's Antient Architectureof England'512 Interefting Intell. from the London Gazettes 568 A fuppofed Miracle at St. Winefrid's Well 518 Abftract of the principal Foreign Occurrences570 On the Ufefulness of Hofpitals & Difpenfaries5 16 Gazette Promotions-Parham. Proceedings 576 Wefton'sCriticalRemarks on Botanic Writers 518 Foundation Ceremonial at Downing College 578 THE PROJECTOR, a period.Paper, No LXXI. 521 Country News-meftic Occurrences... 579 Illuftrations of Horace, Book I. Epift: V11. 515 AdditionsandCorrections informerObituaries $82 Univerfity Types Antient Seals, Celt, &c. 529 Marriages and Deaths of eminent Perfons 585 Le Mefurier on Doctrine of Romish Church ibid. Bill of Mortality-Prices of the Markets 599 ARCHITECTURAL INNOVATION, No CIX. 531 Daily Variations in the Prices of the Stocks 600 Embellished with Perfpective Views of RAMSGATE HARBOUR, and PLUMSTEAD CHURCH, in KENT; ANTIENT SEALS, CELT, &c. BY SYLVANUS URBAN, GENT. Printed by NICHOLS and SON, at Cicero's Head, Red-Lion Paflage, Fleet-ftreet, London: where all Letters to the Editor are defired to be addreffed, Post-rát. 1807. |