12. Aged 78, the relict of Mr. Samuel Fox, bookfeller, of Derby. At Billefdon, co. Leiceßer, Mrs. Mary Heard, a maiden lady, poffetted of very confiderable perfonal property 13. In Charles-ftreet, Berkeley-fquare, the eldest daughter of the late Jn. Conyers, efq. of Copped hall, Effex. 14. In Wigmore-ftreat, in her 824 year, Mrs. Feake, daughter of the late Governor F. of Durrington, Effex. She has bequeathed to Col. Glynn, of Great Cumberlandplace, who married a daughter of the late Dr. Thomas Hollingbury, her god-daughter, a legacy of 40,oool. (the whole of her fund ed property), befides a confiderable quantity of plate and household furniture. She was interred in the family-vault at Henham, in Effex, on the 22d inft. At Old Swinford, in his 65th year, Oliver Dixon, efq. many years in the commiffion of the peace for the.counties of Worcester and Stafford, and one of the benchers of the hon. Society of Gray's Inn. 15. R. Lindfav, efq. of Hampstead, formerly of Charles-town, South Carolina. In Upper Guildford-street, Capt. Robert Abbon Math, of Mitcham, co. Surrey, late commander of the General Stuart Indiaman. 16. At Stockwell, Surrey, in his 21ft year, Wm. Blackborow, efq. youngest fon of the late Wm. B. etq. of Clerkenwell. 17. At Canterbury, in his 69th year, after a painful and lingering illness, Mr. Henry Kirkby, printer, and one of the proprietors of the Kentish Gazette. Wm. Park, efq. of Ba dwin's-gardens. 18 In South Audley-ftreet, Mr. John Cooper Horton, formerly of Watling-hill, Suflex, 17 years a faithfal and active af fitant in the office of Edward Boodle, efq. an eminent folicitor Lower Brook-freet This gentleman's life and death are proofs how much integrity, good nature, and good manners, endear us to fociety; for he lived refpected, and confequently died regretted by all who knew him. During his illness, which was of feveral months continuance, his friends vied with each other in their endeavours to alleviate bis futferings by their attentions towards him, but particularly the gentleman in whofe fervice he had fo long been. He was alfo attended during the whole time, and to his last mamcnt, by an only daughter, with a fortitude and perfeverance which must have been prompted by the highest state of filial affection, and continued by a truly religious fenfe of duty. 19. In her 66th year, Mrs. Ellen-JaneMaria Jones, relict of the late Giles J. cfq. fecretary to the York Buildings Water Company. She was a daughter of John Fewtrell, efq. an eminent diftiller near Chifwell-ftreet; and discharged, in an exem, plary manner, the duties of wife and mother. 22. At Brentford, after a few days illnefs, Capt. J. Johnfon, paymaster of the Royal Westminster regiment of militia. 25. At her houfe in Gower-ftreet, in her 79th year, Mrs. Baker, widow of Richard B. efq. formerly of Devonshire-squa. merchant, and younger brother of Sir Wm. B. alderman of London. BILL of MORTALITY, from March 29, to April 26, 1803. Christened. Males 976 2073 Females 1097 Buried., Whereof have died under two years old 315 os. od. od. A ver. Aver. od. Straw 21. 25. od. to 21. 148. 1. 135. 21. 8s. 9d. Average Price of SUGAR, computed from the returns made in the week ending Apr. 20, 1803, is 415. 74. per cwt. exclufive of the duty of Customs paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great-Britain. Beef Mutton SMITHFIELD, Apr. 25. To fink the offal-per ftone of 81b. 1 4s. 8d. to 5s. 6d. 58. od. to 6s. od. Pork Lamb Beafts 2000. Sheep 45. 4d. to 5s. 4. 75. od. to 8s. 6and Lambs 9000. Veal 45. od. to 6s. 6d. TALLOW, Apr. 25, per ftone of 81b. 45. 5d. COALS, Newcastle 41s. 6d. Delivered 51s. 6d.--Sunderland 385. 6d. Delivered 475. 6d. $QAP, Yellow, 793. Mottled, 88s. Curd, gos. CANDLES, tos. Mcules 12s. EACH DAY'S PRICE Bank 3 perCt 3 per Ct. 14perCtts perC5 perC Long Short Stock. Bk Red. Confols. Conf Navy. 1797 Ann. Ann. -33 31 614 964 I 63 974 2 632 97 1701 97 204 170 973 204 par 9 624 974 2,0 d. Printed by NICHOLS and SON, Red-Lion-Paffage, Fleet Street.] J. BRANSCOMB, Stock-Broker, at the Lucky Lottery Office, N° 11, Hulbourn. GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE; LOND. GAZETTE o don Evening. The Sun Star London Packet English Chron. Whitehall Even. Times-Briton Morning Chron. Morning Herald Ledger-M Post Courier-Ev.Ma. Dai. Ad. & Oracle Morning Advert. The Traveller Commerc Chron. 18 Weekly Papers Bat 3, Brittel 5 Bim.ngham: Blackburu--Bury CAMBRIDGE 2 Canterbury 2 Carlile-Chefter Chelmsford JUNE, 1803. CONTAINING Coventry Dorchest. Derby Herefore, Hull 2 LEICESTER Leeds 2-Lewes Maidstone Machete 3 Nwae 2 Nor ampton Norwich 2 g'am ' FORD Por [month a -Salif. Worcefter 2 YORK 3 Meteorological Diary-Average Prices ofCorn490 School Corrections-Mifcellane us Remarks 519 Original Letters to Thomas Earl of Wharton 49F Introduction of the Vartolous inoculation 520 Biographical Account of Dr.Anthony Atkew 44 Cow p ck-Method of fweepog C in eys 521 Particulars refpe&ting Yates' Hiftory of Sury ibid Hiftory of Wathire-Vitruvios explamed 'id Hints on the Bill for Refidence of the Clergy 493 Patri tc Addrefs to the Trs of O'England 22 Singing of Pralins-Brilliant Meteors of 1799 494 Apple-tres at Ealtington-Ve recovered Character of Welfted, by a Contempor uy 496ech cl Ter us in "Architect Innovation" it'd 523 Rodden Chapel, Wilts-Curious Gold Ring 447 Defcest and Alliances of the Feron Fly 527 Account of Portifham Church,&c. Dorfetthe ib REVIEW OF NEW P BLICATIONS; VIZ. An orig al Poem by Mr. Thomas Warton 495 Philosophy al Triatel Practical Information on the Yellow Fever 49 Pite of ans, orSketch f he enc of Royal Societ. 529 Mure of propagating the Gospel in France or real retive to French Clogy tal-32 Biographical Memons of Mr.jeremiah Jo E g'nd 537 esbid Harrie on Quakers-lements of W,&c. 538 Remarks onGrecian Achitecture, Let XVI 50 On the Ufe of the Liturgy in Private Holes 504 Account of St Margacet at Chf, Kent 50 SELECT OETRY, Antent and Modern 348The PROJECTOR a periodical Paper, XIX. to Pream offered y the Soc tỷ of Ars Mr.T Warton's Share in "The ad tue" 51 Proceedings in theprefent Seffion of Palmer 57; The Origin of the Word Smoker-Dr Geddes 1 terefting Intelligence from London Gzettes 5-4 Reparations in Henry the S-vents Capel bid Correfpond.nce of Great Br ran an France 577 Destroyers of early Peas-North Bee Churc' yd., 12 Abitra of the principal Foreign O. currences £80 Remarks on the Na ural History of Bees 513 Nus from Count-Dome t cOccurences 58. Deathso CromwellaedRochester contrated 5-4itions an Corrections to former Ominarie-284 Parfaits of Architect. Innovation, N, LXII. 515 Marriges und Deaths of eminent Portons 595-603 Biographical Memoirs of Robert Orane, Efq. 517 Dany Variations in the Prices of the Stocks 604 NTFLIGENCE ND CA ORTUS LITERARY Embell fhed with neat Perfpe&ive View of RODDEN CHAPEL, SMERETSHIKE; PURTISHAM CHUCH, DORSE 5-7 . ib d 52 553 BY SYLVANUS URBAN, GENT. Printed by NICHOLS and SON, at Cicero's Head, Red-Lion Paffage, Fleet-treet, London; -T to the Editor are fire to he adreffed, ST-PATO 1853 10 53 59 51 ,81 fair AVERAGE PRICES of CORN, from the Returns ending June 21, 1803. INLAND COUNTIES. Wheat Rye Barley Oats Beans 3. d. s. t. s. d. s. d. s. d. Middlef. 65 86 027 Bedford 55 235 224 024 MARITIME COUNTIES. Wheat Rye Barley] Oats | Boans 5. d. s. d 5. d. 432 4320 s. d. s. d. Effex 976 6 525 800 c Hereford 58 735 900 026 022 537 O Salop 61 840 426 Worceft. 60 10/29 427 Wits 56 403 Bucks 53 000 0/2 24 023 433 9 B.econ 62 436 828 020 000 O Montgo. 62 8100 0135 719 600 O Radnor 57 10/0 0/24 122 3100 0 Average of England and Wales, per quarter 61 8137 525 8122 134 1 Average of Scotland, per quarter, 31 529 523 11/20 032 7 026 0418 032 021 960 018 1115 000 10/20 10/15 400 63 000 AVERAGE PRICES, by which Exportation and Bounty are to be regulated. Wheat Rye Barley Oats Beans Diarias 5. d. s. d. s. all s dis. d. Districts Wheat Rye Brley Cats Beans. 3. ds. ills. d. s. d. s. d. 59 637 522 1016 60132 625 025 026 625 1032 0123 8100 0123 722 130 I 023 19 8/29 7 0130 4 0122 16 21 0.00 022 333 10 6122 4134 028 1026 022 5100 O 5:00 4 28 300 400 821 1042 THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, For JUNE, 1803. ORIGINAL LETTERS TO LORD WHARTON; continued from p.396. Dub. Mar. 23d, 1709-10. 'R Ex'cy, at Chappelizod, was pleas'd to fay, if I faw any thing amifs that I thou'd acquaint you with it. I have never prefum'd to intermedle in any ftate matters, from the faying of king Amaziah to the prophet, "Art thou made of the king's council? forbear, why shouldft thou be fmitten?" I foresee fomething of that nature will be my fate; however, in an affair in fome measure relateing to myself as b'p of the diocefs, I can't forbear acquainting yo' Ex'cy that Mr. Campbell, fchool-mafter of Rapho, thew'd me a petition to the 'ds juftices and councill, fetting forth, that, after fome years poffeffion of the fchool of Rapho, his order was revoak't without being heard, &c. My Ld Chance' telling me there might be fuch a thing in your Ex'cy's time, I defir'd Mr. Campbell to stop his petition till I had acquainted yo Ex'cy with it, being doubtfull what conftruction might be made of fuch a cafe. I can't forbear likewife intimating, that if yo Ex'cy is pleas'd to hearken to ye folicitation of y abp. of Dub. [who wou'd ingratiate into the Clergy any way], to move the Queen to part with the firfl-fruits and twentieth parts, for God's fake let them be better managed than the forfeited impropriations, which are render'd infignificant in both the pious ends of the parliamt, viz. rebuilding churches and augmenting fmail vicariges. Had n't I fear'd it might have difpleas'd, I had complain'd of this matter before this time publickly, I unwillingly believ'd what I muft confefs I did not with, that Dr. Brown fhou'd be prefer'd before Dr. Loyd. It is not for me to enquire by what intereft; yor Ex'cy's recomendation, joyn'd with fuperiour merit, fhou'd, methinks, have taken place. 'Tis ftrange, when a man had render'd himselfe so obnoxious that he could do no good in the college, yt he fhould be promoted in the church. He who is unfaithfull in a little fhou'd'nt have great riches committed to his truft. My Lord, pardon this trouble in him who fincerely witheth your Excell'y an happy return to this kingdom. Yo Ex'cy's moft obedient and most humble ferv'nt, JOHN RAPHO". 2. MY LORD, Monday Evening, Dec. 4, 1710. WHEN I fpoke with the D. of O. to-day, he told me, it was not only refolved the reg. fhould be broke (which was all I understood laft night), but that the orders for it were gone. After this it was to no purpose to fay more; but if there be any thing els you would have me do in this matter, I hope you will freely com'and your Lo'p's most faithful and obedient fervant, SHREWSBURY, See the autographs in Plate II. Mr. |