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LIST of BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, and DEATHS.

BIRTH S.

Dec. 19 The queen of France of a princefs, who was baptifed the fame day, and named Maria Therefa Charlotta.

22. The right Hon. the countefs of Tankerville, of a fon.

30. The countess of Dumfries and Stair, of a daughter, at Rockville, in Scotland.

MARRIAGES.

George Powell, Efq; to the right Hon. lady Anne Stratford, daughter of the late earl of Aldborough, at Dublin.

Lieut. Col. Wood ord, of the first regiment of foot-guards, to the counters dowager of

Westmoreland.

Jeffrey Thompson, Efq; to the Hon. Mrs. Chetwynd, fifter to William Woollatton, Efq; colonel of the Suffolk militia.

John Rice, Efq; of Merton college, Oxford, to Mifs Ingram, daughter of the late Samuel Ingram, Efq; of Coln St. Aldwin's, Gloucef tershire.

Dec. 17. Thomas Griffith, Efq; of Pupompren, in the county of Cardigan, to Mifs Jane Philips, of Wandsworth.

23. William Auguftus Cane, Efq; of the 2d. or queen's regiment of foot, to Mifs Ogle, of Elingham, Northumberland.

28. Capt. William Mafkail, in the Jamaica trade, to Mifs Townly, of Tower-freet.

29. David Burnard, Efq, of upper Thames ftreet, to Mifs Richards, late of Streatham. DEATH S.

Charles Wilkins, Efq; of North AudleyStreet.

Mafter Hoare, only fon of the late Richard Hoare, Efq; of Boreham, in Effex.

Alderman Richard French, of the city of Dublin.

The Rev. Dr. M'Cartin, titular bishop of Down and Connor, in Ireland.

The Hon. Jofiah Martin, at Rockaway, in Long Island.

Lieut. Ferne Andrews, of the royal Manchefter volunteers, late of the queen's dragoon guards, at Gibraltar.

Major Fitz Thomas, at Bath.

Lady Mary Elliot, widow of the late Sir Gilbert Elliot, and mother to the prefent. Thomlinton, Efq; depury governor of Antigua.

Dec. 19. The Hon. Chriftopher Dawnay, at Hutton, near York.

22. Henry Carter, Efq; at Windför. 23. Lady Chaplin, wife of Charles Gregory W.de, Efq; at Warwick.

25. The right Hon. the countess dowager of Buchan, at her house in St. Andrews-square. William Birch Bafnett, Efq; of Sandwich, in the county of Salop.

26. His ferene highness prince Louis Victor de Carignan, at Turin.

27. Lord vifcount Andover, fon to the earl of Suffolk.

Lieut. General Urmston, colonel of the 65th regiment of foot, at Sudbury, near Harrow,

Middlefex.

James Beamfly, Efq; at Knightsbridge, formery an officer in the horfe guards blues.

28. James Johnson, Efq; in Cannon-street. John Purcell, Efq; a diamond merchant in Wardour-freet, Soho.

Nesbit Derby, Esq; in Charles-street, Cavendifh-fquare.

William Francklin, Efq; comptroller of his majefty's customs for the port of Yarmouth. 29. Frederic Seam, Efq; at Hammersmith. 30. James Flamine, Efq; in CharlotteStreet. Capt. James Marshall, of the queen's Rangers, or New York volunteers. 31. Mr. theatre.

Dunstall, of Covent-garden

Since our laft the following capital prizes have been drawn in the ftate lottery. No. 36,943 1000l.

No. 38,347, 16,859, 39,582, 500 1. each. No. 273 was drawn a blank, but being the Taft drawn tricket was entitled to 1000 l.

BANKRUPTS.

William Kifs, of Birmingham, button-maker. Sunbank Giles, of Long-acre, Middlefex, coachmaker. James Crois, of Snowsfields, Southwark, dealer. Thomas Morris, late of Lawrence-Pountney-hill, Lon. don, broker. Henry Duckworth, of Cornhill, hardwareman. Marmaduke Teafdale, of Downing-freet, Westminster. William Brook, of Bainby upon Dann, Yorafhire, maltfter. Thomas Wynne, of Oxford, innholder. William Clack, Shoredi

peater.

Bankrupts,

penter, John Weldon, of Broad-street-buildings, merchant. John Price, of Cheapfide, linen-draper: Thomas Johnfon, of Newcastle upon Tyne, apothecary. Thomas Gibson, in Wells-ftreet, Well-clofe-fquare, hofer. John Millard, of Bristol, merchant. James Bur ton, Edward Jolly, and Richard Leather, of Liverpoo, thips-carpenters. John Bottomly, of St. Gregory, pawnbroker. William Clark, of Queen-trect, May-fair, apothecary. Chritopher Williamfon, and Thomas Alexander Craig, of Tavistock-ftreet, linen-drapers. Thomas Hutchcock, of Bishop gate-ftreet, woollendraper. John Aspinall, of Shoreditch, Cheefemonger William Swale, of Ripley, in Yorkfhire, raff-merchant. Francis Beck, of GofwellAtreet, baker. David Low, of St. Paul's Covent-garden, dealer. Patrick Sanderfon, of New Elvet, near Durham, bookfeller. Leigh ton Wood, jun. of Briftel, common brewer. George Marthal, of Chigwell, in Effex, dealer. Charks Coles, of Eath, carpenter. Edward Quigley, of Battlebridge, cow-keeper. Thomus Jones, of Oxford Street, coal-merchant. William Ha ris Wadley, of Henley-uponThames mealman. William Eliyott, of Lindfield, in Suflex, linen-draper. William Lee, of Chelsea vintner. Thomas Wade, of Had leigh, Suffolk, tanner. John Mazzinghy, of Fleet-ftreet, bookfeller. Thomas Lythgoe, of Warrington, Lancashire dealer. Chriftopher Baldwen, of Oldearth, and James Baldwen, of Co.n, Lancashire, merchauts. William Phelps, of Compton ftree', dealer. Thomas Bulwell, of Pailton, in Warwickshire, grocer. Cornelius Woodhouse, of New Bond-street, hofer. William Hogsflesh, of Elftead, Surry, miller. Edward Durk, of Tewksbury, Gloucestershire, barge-matter. Richard Watlington, of Pailmall, wine-merchant. Wright Burdett, of Millbank, meal-factor. Jofeph Williams, of Whiteland, Carmarthenshire, dea er. Daniel Cookfon, of Lothbury, warehoufeman. Richard Boddington, of Wapping, hardwareman. John Jackson, of Stangate, Surry, timbermerchant, William Dimes, of Dartmouth1treet, coach-maker. Mary Seaman, of Old Bond-ftreet, miHiner. Joseph George, of Brook-ftreet, taylor. William Shipton, of Dover fticet, upholder. William Monk and Ann Parker, of Workingham, Berkshire, gocers. Samuel Williams, of Bampton, in Oxfordshire, butcher. Henry Bennett, of Chriftchurch, Hants, mercer. James Glover, fen. of Liverpool, Shoemaker. John Wood, of Tottenham court, ftone-maion. John Herman Ayckbowm, of Back lane, glafs-cutter. William Hatfield, of Thames-ftreet, vintner. Thomas Prior, of Chandler-ftreet, vintner. William Reynalds, and Mary Reynalds, of Evesham, Worcestershire, mercers. Mary Baker, of Birmingham, china-feller. George Humphrey, of St. Martin's-lane, dealer. Thomas Durham, of Cock(pur-ftreet, book feller. Matthew Haynes, of High Holborn, mercer. V Sparks, of Little Walfingham, Nor

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folk. John Reay, of Alfion, in Cumberland, grocer. Thomas Wardle, of Weftoe, Durham, butcher. James Dowfon, of Monmouth-street, falefman. John Sanderfon, of Thames freet, infurance-broker. John Wallis, of Ludgatestreet, book feller. Richard Payne, of Whitchurch, in Shropshire, cheefe-factor. Samuel Gooch, of Great Yarmouth, fhoe-maker. Stratford Adams, of Rotherhithe, dealer. John Downing, of Horflydown, fail-maker. John Burnitt, of shad Thames, fhipwright. Edward Ryan, of Queen-ftreet, merchant. Jonathan Sheffield, of Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, dyer. James Somers, of Kettering, in Northampton hire, draper. Thomas Johnfon, of Colchefter in Effex, carpenter. Jofeph Wakefield, Edward Wakefield, Thomas Pratt, and John Miers, of Lad-lane, merchants. Aaron Daniel, of Manfell-street, Goodman's-fieids, merchant. John Price Silverside, of Queenftreer, Cheapfide, ironmonger. William Bifard, of Tower-ftreet, baker. Alexander Aberdein, of London, infurer. Daniel Coates, of Haltwhistle, in Northumberland, and John Reay, of Alfton, Cumberland, woollen-manufacturers. Edward Afhby, of Clapham, coachmater. John Walker, of Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, money-fcrivener. Abraham Frood, of New Sarum, mercer. Jofiah Smith, of Bradford, Yorkshire, woolftapler. Henry Purnell, of Old Bedlam, brafs founder. Henry Rofs, and William Rofs, of Liverpool, brewers. William Tolton, of Fenchurch-freet, mer. chant. Robert Chapman, of Boston, in Lincolnshire, hop-keeper. William Ranger, of Fordingbridge, Southampton, callico-printer. John White, of Bilify, Warwickshire, dealer. John Phillips, of Whitechurch, S.lop, cheesefactor. Richard Lloyd, of Exeter, dealer. Job Moore, and Thomas Lova't, of Birmingham, brais-founders. James Glover, of Liverpool, grocer. John Menziers, of Berwick upon Tweed, upholsterer. Jofeph Jacob, of St. Mary axe, coach-maker. Nifs Niflen, of Liverpool, merchant. Margaret Gaudichau, of St. Martin's in the Fields, coffee-woman. John Button, of Crooked-lane, upholsterer. Pierce Tempeft, of Holborn, ftationer. Elizabeth Murray, and James Fox, of Alingtonftreet, taylors. Thomas Downing, of Chapelftreet, Tottenham-court-road, fmith. Thomas Holman, of Downham-market, Norfolk, fcrivener. Richard Jenkinton, of Howden, in Yorkshire, dealer. John Rowlands, of Dolgelly, in Merionethfhire, fhop keeper. Samuel Scarlett, Sen. of Tower-street, grocer. James Williams, of St. Margaret's, Westminster, coffee man. Thomas Homes, of St. Margaret, Lothbury, taylor. Archibald Dalziel, of Great, St. Thomas Apostle, merchant. Jóha Sivall, of Wapping, mast-maker. James Matthews, of Brewton, Somerfetfhire, linen-draper. John Simes, of Stanton, in Derbyshire, dealer. Thomas Mofman, of Moorgate, in Nottingham, wool-ftapler. John Parker, Robert Crowe, and David Tyrie, of St. James's, mer

chance.

Rowden, of Holles-ftreet, St. Mary-le bone, wine merchant. William Cruttwell, of Sher borne, in Dorfetch re, printer. Richard Hill, of Birmingham, anvil maker. Daniel Hill, of Birmingham, mealman and Baker. Edmund Woodall, and Thomas Woodall, late of Pittfmore, in the parish of Sheffield Yrkih re, dealers. John .Yaslon, of Star-court, Bread

Norwich, linen draper. John Carruthers, of Guards, in Cumberland, dealer. Jahu Hare vey of Birmingham, button-maker. Gavin Hamilton, of King's Lynn, in Norfolk, merchant. Samuel Williamfon, of Great Nefton, in Cheshire, check manufacturer. Richard Radenhurst, of Birmingham, factor. Samui du Gue, of the Holy Trinity, Exeter, merchant. James Kelcey, of Wormhir), in Kent, miller. John Vowell, of She bone, Dirfetfhire, grocer. Jofeph Boyrer, of New Sarum, in Where, innholder. John Rhodes, jun. of Hales Owen, in Salop, deater. Thomas Readihaw, of John-treet, Mary bone, under

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chants. John Middleton, of Southmolton, ftreet, Hanover-fquare, pawn-broker. Samuel Leacroft, of Charing-crofs, Bookfeller. Cooke Elliott, of Holborn, haberdasher. Will am Backhoufe, of Vere-ftrect, builder. James Robertfon, of King's lynn, in Norfolk, merchant. John Clark, of New Malton, Yorkfhire, butter-factor. Spurrier Flashman, of Exeter, farrier. William Hookey, of Chrift-treet, brandy-merchant. Thomas Waller, of church, Hampshire, cooper. Benjamin Greaves, of Tetlowfield, in Lancashire, merchant. James Qeden, of Manchetter, warehouseman. Jofeph Stewart, of Sandwich, merchant. James Galindo, of Clement's-row, Ilington, merchant. Jofeph Jacob, and John Viney, near Black Friars-bridge, wheel manufactures. Abraham Forft, of London, merchant. Dow mer Sarle, of Storrington, in Suffex, collarmaker. Brame Oxford, of Holton, and Thomas Rockhill, of Wenhafton, in Suffolk merchants. Thomas Gill, of Doncatter, York, grocer. William Bayley, of Pettipool, cheefefactor. Richard Jones, of Liverpool, flaxdreffer. Alexander Baretti, of Bristol, lim-taker. ner. William Fuffey, of Otwich, in Yorkfhire. Henry Paul, of Alderfgate-street, linendraper. William Capper, and Samuel Capper, of Birmingham, mercers. Elizabeth Jackfon, f York, linen draper. Richard Hewitt, late of Fore-street, in the Parish of Edmonton, Middiefex, carpenter. James Baldwin, of Morgan-lane, St. Olave, Southwark, brandymerchant. Charles Hyde, of Ladbrooke, in Warwickshire, dealer. Samuel Wyld, late of the Bear-garden iron-foundery, Chrift church, Surry, iron founder. Henry Liveley, late of Ormskirk, in Lancashire, mercer. William Taitt, of St. Clement Danes, wine and brandy merchant. Thomes Edfall, of St. Martin'sJane, Cannon-fireet, gunpowder merchant. Robert Roper, of Bithopfgate-ftreer, carpenter. James Wickstead, of St. Martin's in the fields, feal engraver. William Clower, of Thakeham Suffex, fhopkeeper. John Davies, of Wrexham, Denbighshire, tallow-chandier. George Lovel, of Hillington, Middiefex, coach-maker. Richard Wright, of Attercliff, Yorkshire, tallow-chandler. Thomas Watkins, of Marthyr Tidval, in Glamorganshire, ironmafter. Robert Barret, of Poplar, marines. John Harrington, of Skip ey, in Holderness, in Yorkshire, mariner. Richard Bowen, of Coventry, printer. Joshua Kitfon, of St. John's, wapping, fhip-chandler. Joiner Becher, of Wokingham, in Berkshire, malfter. James Watton, of Walfall, in Stafford/hire, linendraper. Thomas Garrard, of Ipswich, Suffolk, banker. William Sawrey, of Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, woollen-draper. Thomas Page, of little Queen-street, coach-maker. James M'Douall, late of South-ftreet, Marybone, ftone-mafon. Thomas Norris, of Dukeftreet, Weftminster, chemist. Cornelius Tongue, of Womborne, in Staffordshire, ironmonger. Walter Lacon, of Brandon, Warwickshire, paper-maker. William Gibbs, of Smithfield, London, ironmonger. Robert

Richard Dixon, of Pimlico, ca penter. James Bennett, of Exeter, vintner. Biven, of Fetter-lane, brandy merchant. James Wilfon, of Han ver fquare, ironmonger. James Trairs, of Manchester, oilman. Nah Bloomfield, of Mendleham, Suffolk, milier. John Woolmer, of Hallifax, Yorkihire, merchant. John Head, of ooley-ftree, Southwark, timber merchant. William Cade, of John-flreet, St George's, Hanover-fquare, bricklayer. William Carr, of Durham, gro cer. James Watts, of the Old Burge-house, in Surry, wharfinger. John Dutrene, of Cenduit-ftreet, St. George, Hanover-fquare, taylor. George Wilfon, of Ealtcheap, Londir, brick'ayer. Samuel Hooper, of Luda e-hi.), bookte ier. William Barrow, of the Horseferry-road, St. John the Evangelift, Weftmintter, cow-keeper. Solomon Noah and Ephraim Hart, of little George-street, minorier, jewellers. Toomas Turner, of Newmarket, in Suffolk, innholder. William Bennet, prifoner in the King's Bench prifon, but late of Freshford in Somerfeshire, house-carpenter. William Adams, of Benington, otherwife Benton, in Oxfordihire, innholder. George Crew, or Houndsditch, coppersmith. Robert Law, late, of Drury-lane carpenter. James Coxe, fen. of Shoe lane, jeweller. Willam Colcraft, of London-ftreet, merchant. Edward Maffey, of Newcastle-under-line, Staffordshire, watchmaker. Henry M'Cliefh, of Great Marybone-freet, carpenter. William Chamberlaine, of Duke-street, Marybone, ftablekeeper. Samuel Anderfon, of Fenchurchftreet, wax-chandler. James Sketchley, of Brifto', dealer. John Colvile, and William Blackburn, of Trump-street, Lawrence lane, merchants. Robert Metteram, of Sheffield, hatter. Thomas Cadman, of Litchfield, maltfter. William Shenston, of Brewood, in Staffordshire, mealman. Edmund Fielder, of Portsmouth, haberdasher. John Raf Duke-freet, York-building

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ESSAYS, LETTERS, and other PIECES in PROSE.

Belard and Eloife, a letter concerning the place in which they were buried 30 Administration, proposals for a female 17 Adultrefs, the, punished

143 Alexander, a letter on his behaviour to the family of Darius