office, to Mifs Mary Barclay, daughter of J. Barclay, Efq. of Tyndale Place.

At London, Mr J. R. Vincent, of the East India House, to Miss Margaret Gilchrift.

At London, Melbourn Weft, Efq. of Hammersmith, to Mifs Cromie, only daughter of Sir Michael Cromie, Bart. Mr William Crofhaw, of Blackfriars, to Mifs Elizabeth Mowet, of Chelsea.

At Bath, the Rev. Daniel Lyfons, to Mifs Hardy, eldest daughter of the late Col. Hardy.

Mr Edward Pearfon, merchant, of Liverpool, to Mifs Lucy Hefketh, fifter to Sir Thomas Dalrymple Hesketh, Bart, of Rufford Hall.

At Liverpool, Mr Robert Gladstone, merchant, to Mifs Steuart, daughter of Adam Steuart, Efq.

At Lullingftone Caftle, Kent, the feat of Dixon Dyke, Bart. Alexander Macleod, of Muiravonfide, Efq. late of Jamaica, to Mifs Dalmahoy, fifter of the late Rev. Sir John Hay Dalmahoy, Bart.

Charles Hamilton, jun. Efq. of Hamwood, to Mifs Tighe, daughter of the late William Tighe, Efq. of Roffana.

Lately, Mrs Wilkinson, the rich Oxfordhire widow, of eighty, to Mr Connor Field, an Hibernian, of twenty-five.

Sir John Arundel, of St John's Hall, Huntingdon, to Mifs Sarah Anne Sharpe, only daughter of William Sharpe, Efq. of Doctors Commons.

May 9. At Strabane, Colonel Robert Anftruther, of the Loyal Tay Fencibles, to Mifs Nairne, daughter of Lieut.-Colonel Nairne of the Breadalbane Fencibles.

18. At the Duchefs of Gordon's, in Piccadilly, Mifs Maxwell, fecond daughter of Sir William Maxwell, Bart. of Monreith, to James Du Pre, Efq. of Wilton Park, Buckinghamshire.

19. At Leith, Alexander Scott, Efq, Purfer of the Iris, to Mifs Phoebe Forbes, daughter of the Rev. Mr William Forbes, late minifter of Fordoun.

DEATHS.

On his paffage to the island of Jamaica, in February laft, Mr John Barr, eldest fon of Mr John Barr, merchant, Port-Glasgow. March 14. In Egypt, Lieutenant Tomlin Campbell, of the 92d Highland regiment, fecond fon of the Hon. John Campbell, of Jamaica he was mortally wounded by a cannon ball, charging at the head of the grenadiers; he was a promifing young man, beloved by his whole corps.

15. In Egypt, Lieut.-Col. Charles Erskine of the 92d Regiment, eldeft fon to James Erfkine, Efq. of Cardrofs, in confequence of the wounds he received in the battle of the 13th when fighting at the head of that regiment.

March 21. Enfign Lorne Campbell, of the 3d Guards, who fell in the action of the 21st March, near Alexandria; he was the youngest son of Sir James Campbell of Inverneil.

In Egypt, Col. Dutens, in the defperate battle on the 21st March: he was the only fon of the late Peter Dutens, Efq. of Leicester-fquare, and grandfon of the late John Callander, Efq. of Craigforth a young man of the moft engaging and amiable dif pofition, and the only furviving hope of a much refpected family.

April 1. At Dundee, Mr Thomas Smart, Architect.

5. At Aberdeen, Mifs Elizabeth Leflie, eldeft daughter of Capt. James Leslie, late of the 15th regt. of foot, aged 17.

6. At the Citadel of Leith, Mr John Hunter, merchant.

-. Mrs General Campbell, at Duddingftone House.

At the Manfe of Buittle, Mr George Maxwell, student of divinity.

8. At Dunbar, Mrs Catherine Meek, wife of Capt. John Clark, Marines.

9. At Edinburgh, aged 22, and much regretted, Mifs Margaret Cunningham, daughter of Mr Thomas Cunningham, painter.

10. At Edinburgh, Mr Alexander Clark, painter.

12. At Edinburgh, after a long and painful illness, which the bore with exemplary fortitude and refignation, Mrs Margaret Poole, wife of Mr Matthew Poole.

13. At Rochampton, Mrs Christie, wife of Major-General N. Christie.

-. At Edinburgh, Mr John Robertfon, Accountant.

14. At Forres, in the county of Moray, Mrs Elizabeth Dawfon, Relict of the late Alexander Tulloch, of Tannachie, Efq.

15. At Dunfe, Mr Robert Willis, in the 79th year of his age.

16. At Dumfries, Alexander Copland, Efq. of King's Grange, Surgeon there.

- At Edinburgh, Mifs Harriet Flint, youngest daughter of the late Colonel Flint. 21. At Paisley, Mr James Walkinshaw, merchant.

22. At Kirkcaldy, Mr Robert Elliot, writer there.

derick Vane, fecond fon of Henry the first Earl of Darlington.

April 27. At Glasgow, Mr W. Batchin, manufacturer.

28. At Pathhead the rev. Mr J. Thomson. 29, At London, Mrs Gibfon, Relict of Doctor John Gibson.

30. At Donaghadee, Mrs Macbride, fifter to the late Admiral Macbride

- At Edinburgh, Mrs Catharine Inglis, daughter of the deceated Mr Robert Inglis, writer to the fignet.

May 1. At Hamilton, Robert Frame, Efq. Commiffary of Hamilton and Campfie. -. At her houfe near Muffelburgh, Mrs Mary Ronald, Relict of the late Rev. Cornelius Lundie, Kello.

At Edinburgh, Mrs Campbell, widow of Duncan Campbell, Efq. of Southhall. 2. At her house in Prince's Street, Mrs Janet Dunmore Napier of Ballikinrain.

3. Mr Henry Gray, merchant in Glaf gow.

4. At Elie, Mr Wm. Wood, Merchant. 5. At York, Lieut.-Colonel Cathcart Taylor, late of the 3d Dragoon Guards.

At London, Lieut.-Colonel Frafer, of the 724 regiment.

7. At Edinburgh, John M'Dowall, Efq. late of Woolmet.

8. At the Manfe of Kirkofwald, Ayrfhire, in the 85th year of her age, Mrs Margaret Wodrow, wife of the Rev. Mr M. Biggar, and daughter of the Author of the Church Hiftory of Scotland.

9. At Edinburgh, Mifs Margaret Purdie, daughter of the late Mr James Purdie, Rector of the Grammar School, Glasgow.

At Edinburgh, Mr John Gilchrift, at the advanced age of 83, and while in the fervice of his King and country, into which he entered in 1738, the year in which his prefent Majefty was born. He has left four fons and four daughters (the former of whom all in the Army and Navy.

15. At Edinburgh, Henry Scott, Efq. of Bellford.

- At Crieff, Dr James Young of Balmanno, formerly of the Naval Hofpital at Antigua.

17. At Belhaven, Lieutenant-Colonel Stiell, late Major of the 24th Foot, and only fon of Colonel Stiell.

Chriftie, eldest daughter of Captain Christie of the rf North British Militia

May 18. At Edinburgh, Mts Douglas, wife of R. Douglas, Efq. of the Royal Navy.

At London, Andrew Stuart, Efq. of Caftle Milk and Torrance, Member of Parliament for Weymouth, and Joint Principal Keeper of the Register of Safines in Scotland. This Gentleman diftinguished him/elf highly in the celebrated Douglas cause, as chief Agent for the Duke of Hamilton. In confequence of fome reflections thrown upon the character of Mr Stewart and his conduct in that memorable caufe, a duel took place between him and the prefent Lord Thurlow. After the final decifion of that extraordinary caufe, Mr Stewart addreffed a series of letters to the Earl of Mansfield, whofe arguments and eloquence principally contributed to produce that decifion. The letters are written with great torce, ingenuity, and acumen. Nothing in our language can be compared with them for addrefs, eloquence, and feverity, except the letters of JUNIUS.

20. At London, Mrs Abercromby of Glaffa.

22. At Edinburgh, Mifs Ann Scott, daughter of the deceased Walter Scott, Efq. writer to the fignet.

At Clifton, lately, aged 24, the Lady of Dr Sinnot; a very large property, in confequence, devolves to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, which was bequeathed to her with this refervation, in the event of her dying before fhe attained the 25th year of her age.

At London, of a cancer on his tongue, General Cyrus Trapaud, aged 87, Colonel of his Majefty's 52d regiment of foot, and the oldeft General in his Majesty's fervice.

The Rev. Mr Jephcott, Rector of Kif lingbury, near Northampton: his death was occafioned by his horfe falling with him on his return from a neighbouring village, and he was killed on the spot.

At Colchester, aged 17, Mr B. Blomfield, eldeft fon of Capt. Blomfield. His death was occafioned by a fall from a horse, by which his fkull was fractured; he furvived the fatal accident only four hours.

Lately, at Lower Walton, near Warrington, Samuel Robinfon, aged 87 years. He was father of 9 children, grandfather of 34, great grandfather of 122, and great-great grandfather to 2.

At London, Mrs Robertfon, wife of Dr. Robertion, Phyfician of Greenwich Hofpital. At London, Major John Fotter Hill. At Clifton, John Maitland, Efq. of King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, London.

At Bath, Mrs Starkie, wife of Colonel Starkie.