DEATHS ABROAD,

entitled “ The World," which was con- 16. The Rev. Henry Heathcote, rector ducted by Mr. Moore, the Author of the of Walton, near Liverpool. Gainetter, though at that time Mr. At Smyth's Hall, Ellex, Charles AlexCreipigny must have been very young ; ander Crickett, erg. M. P. for Ipswich. a proof that bis tafte and talents were, 17. Henry Cornelison, efq. of Edward. however, mature, as “ The World” was Atreet, Portman square, in his 78th year. enriched by contributions from the most 18. Lady Parker, wife of Admiral Sir distinguished wirs of that period. Mr. Peter Parker. Crespigny was married four times. His At Mrs. Damer's, Strawberry-hill, third wife was particularly esteemed for Caroline Countess-dowager of Aylerbury, her underitanding and domestic virtues. widow of General Conway. Mr, Crespigny has left several children 19. Mrs. Grevilie, wife of Colonel by his different marriages.

Henry Greville, of Hanover-square. John Bagnell, efq. of Earley Court, At Clifton, Thomas Vernon Dolphin, Berks, in his Soth year.

esq. of Eyeford, in the county of Glou. 2. At Twickenham, in his 81st year, ceiter. Sir Richard Perryn, knt. late one of the 20. Mr. David Steel, of Little Tower. barons of the exrhequer.

hili. 3. James Wastle, esq. of Enham, Ox- Mr. C. J. De Broeck, a native oi fordshire.

Bruffeis. Thomas Curry, efq. a justice of peace 21. In Manchester-square, Sir Henry for the county of Southampton.

Lambert, bart. 7. James Lacy, len. esq. at Chichel- 23. Mr. Edward Vaux, of Auftine ter.

friars, in his 61 it year. James Hawkesworth, esq. of Great James-ftreet, Bedford-row.

8. Jaines Lellie, efq. of Buckingham- At Grenada, the Hon. George Vere Areet.

Hobart, governor of that illand, and le. At Bat's, James Champness, esq. of cond son of the Earl of Buckingham hire. Twickenham.

At Altena, the Right Hon. Dowager 9. At Green wich, Mrs. Maule, wife Lady Clifford, youngelt filter of the late of Stephen John Maule, efq.

Earl of Lichfield. Lately, at Newcalle, William Fearon, JULY 16, 1802. At Bombay, James esq. barriser-at-law, and recorder of Ber- Rivett Carnac, eiq. second ineinber of the wick-upon-Tweed.

council of that predency. 10. Mr. Joleph Waffell, of Parlia. At Oporto, John Whitehead, esq. in ment-ftreet.

his 76th year, and forty-leven years his 11. Mrs. Stainforth, housekeeper of Majeity's conful at that place. Buckingham-houle.

Nov. 16. On his voyage to Leghorn, Mr. Thomas Wilson, permit-writer in Robert Cappe, M. D. of York. the Exchequer.

At Trinidad, Gabriel Quarrington 12. At Edinburgh, Lady R. Bruce, Barnes, esq. date of Conduit-ftreet, Hanodaughter of the late Eari of Kircarden, ver-square. and aunt to the Earl of Elgin.

JAN. 2, 1803. At Paris, the Hon. The Rev. John Erskine, D. D. one of Mis. Cecil, mother to the Marquis of the minitters of the Old Grey Friars Exeter. Church, Edinburgh.

JAN. 14, 1803. At Paris, the Hon. 13. Mr. Williarn Canner, one of the Temple Lutterei, efq. next brother to city marais.

the Earl of Carhampton. At Woolwich, in his 720 year, Tho- OCT. 11, 1892. At Colonel's Iland, mas Butler, eq. of the ordnance office. Georgia, Robert Lithgow, eig,

15. At Vauxhall-walk, Mr. Henry JULY 1802. At Calcutta, Elias FerThomas.

guton, elą. Lately, Baron Durler, lieutenant- On his passage from the West Indies, colonel of De Rolle's regiment at Alex Brigadier General Romer. andria

Dr, Biair, plytician to the feet at Lately, Richard Broome, esq. of Al Jamaica, drowned going on more at Port burough, Elcx.

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OF HARDWICKE. 2. A View of MR.SEWELL'S VILLA at BATTERsea Rise.
And, 3. A View of TreeF CASTLE, STEWARTY of KIRCUDBRIGHT.]

CONTAINING,
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Page Memoirs of the Right Hon. Philip Countries, France, &c. in 1787 Yorke, Earl of Hardwicke

83
and 1789

118 Dissertation on a Golden Vase found Collins's Account of the English Co.

at Rennes the 25th of March 1774 84 lony in New South Wales, Vol. II. Account of an elegant Silver Vate (Concluded]

lately presented to Alexander Au. Britton's Beauties of Wiltshire (Con. bert, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel cluded]

127 Commandant of the Loyal Illing.

Chatterton's Works

13+ ton Volunteers

86 | Hubbard's Triumphs of Poesy 132 Memoirs of Colonel Edward Marcus The Spirit of the Public Journals Despard

87
for 1802

ibid. Important Discoveries

88 Colquhoun's Treatise on the FuncAccount of Mr. Sewell's Villa ibid. tions and Duties of a Constable ibid. Veitiges, colle&ted and recollected, Orr's Importance of Malta to Great

by Joseph Mofer, Esq. No. VIII. 89 Britain as a Naval and Military The Discontented Man

95
Station

ibid. Beauties of Randolph 97 Dibdin's Song Smith

ibid. Correspondence beiween Voltaire List of Sheriffs for the Year 1803 134 and Richard Rolt, Author of a Trials for High Treason

135 History of the War 1739, and Theatrical Journal ; including Chaother Works

98 racter of a new Performer-Fable Ou Labour and indolence

and Character of Hear both sides, Letter of the celebrated Wit Tho. with the Prologue--Fable and Chamas Killigrew, respecting the

racter of The Hero of the North 142 Poffeflion of the Nuns of Lou. Poetry ; including Elegy to the dun

ioa River Derwent - To William On Resignation

Gifford, Esq. on his Tranflation Account of Treef Castle, Stewarty of Juvenal-On Solitude, &c. &c. 147

of Kircudbright, Scotland. By Journal of the Proceedings of the Joseph Moler, Eiq.

109

First Session of the Second Par. Tale, in the Manner of Sterne

liament of the United Kingdom Remarks on Pind. Nem. Si

of Great Britain and Ireland

IS! Account of Hambourg, or Ham. Foreign Intelligence

153 burgh 113 Domestic Intelligence

155 LONDOK REVIEW. Marriages

158 Muirhead's Journals of Travels in Monthly Obituary

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57 5 oo

AVERAGE PRICES of CORN from February 5, to February 12.
Wheat Rye | Barl. | Oats Beans

1

COUNTIES upon the COAS T. d. s. d. Js. d. s. d. s. d.

Wheat, Rye Barley, Oats Beans London 00 ofoo oloo oloo oloo o Efex

57 635 024 8 24 931 0 Kent 56 2 09 0 25 Id22 431 8

Suffex 53 31 oo 024 1020 1032 INLAND COUNTIES. Suffolk

555 co 023 719 8 26 ju

Cambrid. si 336 022 414 10,25 0 Middlesex 61 136 7,26 1025 033 9 Norfolk 54 31 36 522 219 227 3 Surry 60 0 36 0126 921 34 o Lincoln

53 6 33 623 10 16 028 4 Hertford 53 835. 6/26 4/21 436 0 York

53 6 36 824 116 532 5 Bedford 50 9 29 6/24 918 5128 7 Durham

0 28 0 18 845 10 Hunting. 52

0 23 1017 4/28 7 Northum. 508 40 Northam. 53 0129

418 426 8 Cumberl. 63 91 48 027 Rutland 56 600 0 23

o Weftmor. 65 5! 52 827 4 00 Leicester C23 10 17 9 34 3Lancash. 60 900

0 30

121 Nottingh. 62 0 36 027

2 18 10 34
o Cheshire 57 4 oo

028 719 300 Derby 62 oloo 0 27 10 20 6 37 8 Glouceft.

55

0 24 1 21 11 33 Stafford 59 8100 0 26 420 036 6 Somerset 55

0 22 11 18

1 00 Salop 56 138 825 621 800 o Monmou. 36 6 oo * 24 9

18 Hereford 52 033 625 2 20 i1 33 9Devon 58 7 00

023

0115 400 Worceft. 51 635 625 323 2 35 5|| Cornwall 59 10 O21 915 300 Warwick 56 800 027 220 4/38 8 Dorset

55 81 oo

5:20 6 36 Wilts 56 000 c22 10119 10 38 4 Hants 55 rol 36 0 24 3 2 1 2 34 7 Berks 024 2:21 8

WALES. Oxford 56 600 021 II 20 131 0

N. Wales 62 4,00 0,27 4.14 Bucks só 2100 023 1121 432 116 s. Wales 58 sloo 021 413 10100

542

2/17
6 20 700

621

618 035

2121

57 300

435 6

11

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JANUARY.

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10

30.47 -
30.11

28
NE. 11

30.52 18
30.20

28
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30.50
30.25

33

N.
13

35
14

34
FEBRUARY.

15 29.49
30.33
34 NW. 16

29.35
30.00

35
NW. 17

29.33
29.52

34
N. 18

29 54

44 30.15

28

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29

N. 20
29.49
34

21
29.70

41
29.50

27

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23 29.26

42 -
30.52

24

30.10

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