Lady Chadwick, relict of the late Sir Andrew Chadwick Lately, on her paffage from Bengal, the Hon. Mrs. Carey, relict of the Hon. Col. Carey, fon of Lord Viscount Falkland The infant don Carlos Eufebio, only fon of the prince of Afturias 19. The Hon. Mr. Bateman, brother to Lord Bateman 28. Lady Middleton, daughter of Lord Pelham Rev. James Lewis, dean of Of fory, in Ireland Lady Pennington, wife of Sir Jofeph Pennington, Bart. elder brother of Lord Muncafter July 1. Lady Viscountess Gage 3. At Edinburgh, the Right Hon. James, Lord Ruthven 7. At Brighthelmftone, Lady Catharine Bouverie, daughter of the Earl of Dunmore 16. At Edinburgh, Mr. Hew Dalrymple, fon to Lord Weft hall 26. Sir Thomas Burnet, of Leys, Bart. Aug. 1. The Right Hon. Lord Vife. Hereford, premier vifcount of England: His lordfhip is fucceeded in his titles and eftates by his only brother, the Hon. George Devereux, Efq. now Lord Vic. Hereford The Right Hon. Sir William Ofborne, Bart. 3: The Right Hon. Lady Hawley 7. The lady of Sir John Palmer, Bart. and fifter of Sir Henry Gough, Bart. 8. Sir John Ruffel, Bart. 10. The lady of Sir Noah Thomas 15. Lieutenant general Evelyn, uncle to Sir Frederick Evelyn, Bart. 18, The Right Hon. Lord Afhburton, chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster The Rev. Dr. Benjamin Kennicott, canon of Christ church Thomas Lloyd, of Albertrinant, in the county of Cardigan, Efq. brother in law to the Right Hon. the Earl of Lisburne, and the Hon. General Vaughan 20. In Berkley fquare, Lady Dowager Gerrard 22. The Right Hon. Robert, Vifc. Hampden, Baron Trevor, in the 73d year of his age 30. Mrs. Perry, relict of William Perry, Efq. of Penhurst, in Kent, niece to John and Jocelyn, late Earls of Leicester Sept. 1. The Right Hon. Hugh, Lord Clifford, Baron of Chudleigh 4. Lady Nicolfon, widow of Sir James Nicolfon, of Glenbervie 15. The Right Hon. James Grenville, brother to the late Earl Temple, and uncie to the prefent earl In the 73d year of his age, of the goat in his ftomach, the Rev. Sir Mark Sykes, Bart. D. D. 16. The Right Hon. Sir John Shelley, Bart. of Michael Grove, in the county of Suffex 18. Lovell Stanhope, Efq. uncle to the Earl of Chesterfield 24. Hon. Godfrey Lill, one of the juftices of the Common Pleas in Ireland, father of Lady Caftie Stuart The Right Hon. Walter Huffey Burgh, lord chief baron of the Exchequer in Ireland Sir Robert Pollock Delaval The Hon. Mrs. Law, lady of the Shafto, Efq. daughter and heirefs of the late Thomas Duncombe, Efq. of Duncombe Park, by Lady Diana Howard, daughter of the late Earl of Carlisle 21. The Rev. and Hon. Dr. Hervey, uncle to the Earl of Briftol 24. His royal highnefs Charles Guftavus, youngest fon of the king of Sweden The Right Hon. John Lord Rollo. His lordfhip is fucceeded in honours and estate by his eldeft fon James, now Lord Rollo 30. The celebrated anatomist, Dr. William Hunter At Hanover, aged two years, Prince Frederick Charles Ferd:nand, younger fon of his highness Prince Charles Louis Frederick of Mecklenburgh Strelitz April 5. Her ferene highness the Princefs Louifa Carolina, margravine of Baden Dourlach, and fifter to the Landgrave of Heffe Darmftadt 6. Sir William Guife, Barta reprefentative for the county of Gloucester Lord Bruce at Spa, in Ger. many 9. Sir John Frederick Bart. F. R. S. in the 74th year of his age 10. At Greenwich, in an ad. vanced age, Admiral Mann 11. Hon. Mrs. Bofcawen, relict of lieutenant-general George Boscawen 19. At lady Harriot Vernon's, in Grafton-street, after a lingering illness, Mifs Lucy Vernon, her lady fhip's third daughter 20. Sir John Ramfay, Bart. of Banff 21. Mrs. Willes, relict of the late Right Hon. Edward Willes, lord chief baron of his majesty's court of exchequer in Ireland 23. The Right Rev. Dr. Philip Young, Lord bishop of Norwich 28. Lord Charles Cavendish, grand uncle to the Duke of De. vonshire May 3. Prince Octavius, at Kew palace, of inoculation for the fmall-pox, aged four years, two months, and ten days 6. The Right Hon. Hen. Loftus, Earl of Ely, Vifcoent Loftus of the kingdom of Ireland, and Knight of the order of St. Patrick 11. Henry Howarth, Esq. 16. Sir William Douglas, Bart. 20. The Right Hon. Lady For. tefcae, Vifcountefs Valentia, wife of the Right Hon. Arthur, Vifcount Valentia, in the kingdom of Ireland ber 23. Rear-admiral Charles Web 25. Sir John Gordon, of Invergordon, Bart. 26. The Right Hon. Lord Car. bery, of the kingdom of Ireland. He is fucceeded by his only fun, the Hon. George Evans, Efq. 29. His excellency Compte de Haflang, envoy from his ferenc highnefs the Elector Palatine and Duke of Bavaria, privy.councellor and chamberlain at both courts; likewife knight of the illuftrious order of St. George, in the 83d year of his age, after an embaffy of forty-four years Lady Anne Greville, fifter to the Earl of Warwick June 5. Lady Helen Stuart, Idy of Lord Stonefield 7. Sir Rowland Hill, of Hawkftone, in the county of Salop, Bart. He is fucceeded in his title and eftates by his eldeft fon now Sir Richard Hill, Bart. Lady Lady Chadwick, relict of the late Sir Andrew Chadwick Lately, on her paffage from Bengal, the Hon. Mrs. Carey, relict of the Hon. Col. Carey, fon of Lord Viscount Falkland The infant don Carlos Eufebio, only fon of the prince of Afturias 19. The Hon. Mr. Bateman, brother to Lord Bateman 28. Lady Middleton, daughter of Lord Pelham Rev. James Lewis, dean of Offory, in Ireland Lady Pennington, wife of Sir Jofeph Pennington, Bart. elder brother of Lord Muncaster July 1. Lady Viscountefs Gage 3. At Edinburgh, the Right Hon. James, Lord Ruthven 7. At Brighthelmftone, Lady Catharine Bouverie, daughter of the Earl of Dunmore 18, The Right Hon. Lord Ashburton, chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster The Rev. Dr. Benjamin Kennicott, canon of Christ church Thomas Lloyd, of Albertrinant, in the county of Cardigan, Efq. brother in law to the Right Hon. the Earl of Lifburne, and the Hon. General Vaughan 20. In Berk'ey fquare, Lady Dowager Gerrard 22. The Right Hon. Robert, Vifc. Hampden, Baron Trevor, in the 73d year of his age 30. Mrs. Perry, relict of William Perry, Efq. of Penhurft, in Kent, niece to John and Jocelyn, late Earls of Leiceter Sept. 1. The Right Hon. Hugh, Lord Clifford, Baron of Chudleigh 4. Lady Nicolfon, widow of 16. At Edinburgh, Mr. Hew Sir James Nicolfon, of GlenDalrymple, fon to Lord Weft- bervie hall 26. Sir Thomas Burnet, of Leys, Bart. Aug. 1. The Right Hon. Lord Vife. Hereford, premier vilcount of England: His lordship is fucceeded in his titles and eftates by his only brother, the Hon. George Devereux, Efq. now Lord Vife. Hereford The Right Hon. Sir William Ofborne, Bart. 3: The Right Hon. Lady Hawley 7. The lady of Sir John PalBart. and fifter of Sir Henry mer, Gough, Bart. 8. Sir John Ruffel, Bart. 10. The lady of Sir Noah Thomas 15. Lieutenant general Evelyn, uncle to Sir Frederick Evelyn, Bart. 15. The Right Hon. James Grenville, brother to the late Earl Temple, and uncle to the prefent earl In the 73d year of his age, of the gout in his ftomach, the Rev. Sir Mark Sykes, Bart. D. D. 16. The Right Hon. Sir John Shelley, Bart of Michael Grove, in the county of Suffex 18. Lovell Stanhope, Efq. uncle to the Earl of Chesterfield 24. Hon. Godfrey Lill, one of the juftices of the Common Pleas in Ireland, father of Lady Caftie Stuart The Right Hon. Walter Huffey Sir Robert Pollock Delaval The Hon. Mrs. Law, lady of the Captain John Campbell, nephew to James, the first Duke of Argyl, and coufin to the five fucceeding dukes 16. Rev. Dr. James Trail, lord bishop of Downe and Connor 21. The Right Fion. Lady Ca. ryll, confort to Lord Caryll At Braunfels, the reigning prince of Solms, Ferdinand Wil liam Erneft, in the 68th year of his age. Dec. 5. At Verfailles, made. moifelle of France, aged five years, only daughter of the French king 7. Sir John Mitchell, Bart. of Shetland 8. George Mafon, D. D. lord bishop of Sodor and Mann 9. Sir George Suttie, of Bal 18. The Rev. Dr. Cuft, Dean gowan, Bart. of Lincoln 21. Sir William Hanmer, Bart. 23. The Right Hon. Jofeph Leefon, Earl of Miltown 26, The Hon. Mifs Howe, fifter of the late, and aunt to the prefent Lord Chedworth Sir Charles Turner, Bart. 28. Monf. d'Alembert, member of the French academies and the academies of fciences 31. The Right Hon. Earl Spencer, Vifc. Althorp, Baron Spencer Nov 5. The Right Hon. Alexander, Lord Blantyse 7. The Hon. Mafler Willoughby de Broke, fon of Lord Willoughby de Broke 10. James Wallace, Efq. his majesty's attorney general, king's ferjeant in the duchy court of Lancaster, and ferjeant of the County Falatine of Durham 10. The Right Hon. Lady Dorothea Inglis, widow of Sir Adəm Inglis, Bait. of Cramond, in Scot. land Sir Robert Smyth, Bart. of If. field, in Suflex, and Bury St. Edmund's 11. Lady Sharp, widow of Sir Alexander Sharp, Bart. 13. Mrs. Cornwall, mother of the speaker of the House of Com. mons 16. Sir William James, Bart, 19. The Hon. William Parker, youngest fun of the Earl of Macclesfield 21. In Grofvenor fquare, Sir Francis Ratcliff, Bart. 23. Mrs. Vernon, filter to the late Lord Shipbrook, and to Ge neral Vernon APPENDIX APPENDIX to the CHRONICLE. Letters and Papers relating to Captain Afgill's Cafe, written by his Mother, Lady Afill; the Comte de Vergennes, Prime Minister of France; the American Congress; and General Washington. Copy of a Letter from Lady Afgill to Comte de Vergennes, dated Lon. don, July 18, 1782. SIR, IF be no tion of a family under thefe cir cumftances, furrounded as by objects of diftrefs; diftracted with fear and grief; no words can exprefs my feeling, or paint the fcene. My husband given over by his phyficians, a few hours before the news arrived, and not in a ftate to be informed of the misforture; my daughter feized with a fever and delirium, raving about her brother, and without one interval of reafon, fave to hear heart- alleviating circumftances.Let your feelings, Sir, fuggeft and plead for my inexpreffible mifery. A word from you, like a voice from, heaven, will fave us from distraction and wretchednefs. I am well informed General Washington reveres your character; fay but to him you wish my fon to be releafed, and he will restore him to his diftracted family, and render him to happinefs. My fon's virtue and bravery will juftify the deed. His honour, Sir, carried him to America. He was born to affluence, independence, and the happieft profpects. Let me again fupplicate your goodnefs; let me refpectfully implore your high influence in behalf of innocence, in the cause of justice, of humanity; that you would, Sir, difpatch a letter to General Washington, from Fran, and [2] the politeness of the French court will permit an application of a ftranger, there can doubt but one in which all the tender feelings of an individual can be interested, will meet with a favourable reception from a nobleman whofe character does honour not only to his own country, but to human nature. The fubject, Sir, on which I prefume to implore your affiftance, is too heart-piercing for me to dwell on, and common fame has, moft probably, informed you of it, it therefore renders the painful tafk unneceffary. My fon, an only fon, as dear as he is brave, amiable as he is deferving to be fo, only nine teen, a prifoner under articles of capitulation of York Town, is now confined in America, an object of retaliation. Shall an innocent fuffer for the guilty! Reprefent to yourself, Sir, the fituaVOL. XXVI. favour |