Monthly Register.

MARRIAGES. Feb. 18. Mr. J. F. Gardiner to Miss Hannah Gill, both of Hull.

19. At Snaith, Mr. E. Barker, of PolJington, to Miss Ann Greaves, of Heck.Mr. B. Naylor, of Hightown, to Miss A. Firth, of Lane-end, near Heckmondwike. At Louth, Mr. A. Cowley, aged 26, to Widow Wright, aged 70!!!

20. At Whitby, Capt. Mennell, of the Regent, to Miss Hayes.

21. At Hull, Mr. H. Myers to Miss Ann

Coultas.

25. At Huddersfield, Mr. E. Stead to Mrs. Wrigglesworth, widow of the late W. Wrigglesworth, esq. of Halifax.

March 1. Mr. John Shores, druggist, to Miss E. Topping, both of Hull.

3. At Burnley, Mr. David Smithwaite, of Wakefield, cloth-merchant, to Susey, fourth daughter of Sagar Veavers, esq. of Coal-Clough.--Mr. W. Brambles, of Bridlington Quay, merchant, to Mrs. Jordan, of the same place.

March 4. At London, the Rev. E. J. Townsend, rector of Rawmarsh, near Rotherham, to Mary Catherine, only daughter of John Hambrough, esq. of Herefordstreet, London.- Mr. John Upton, of Leeds, to Catherine, daughter of the the late Samuel Lapage, esq. of Long Balk House. Mr. Samuel Dawson, Wakefield, woolstapler, to Miss Robinson, eldest daughter of Mr. Wm. Robinson, of Knaresbro', flax-merchant.-Sir Charles Egerton Kent, bart. of Little Ponton House, Lin colnshire, to Lady Sophia Lygon, daughter of the late and sister of the present Earl of Beauchamp,

5. Capt. Monkmant to Miss Boyle, daughter of Mr. Wm. Boyle, ali of Hull. 8. At Beverley, Mr. F. Taylor to Miss Hunsley.

12. Mr. Joseph Taylor, of Sheffield, carpet-manufacturer, to Miss M. A. Drake, of the same place.-Lord Viscount Newport, eldest son of the Earl of Bradford, to Georgiana Elizabeth only daughter of Sir Thomas Moncrieffe, bart. of Moncrieffe, Perthshire.

14. At London, John Borkworth, esq. of Hull, to Emma, eldest daughter of Joseph Boulderson, esq.

18. Mr. Thomas Barlow to Miss Elizabeth Parkin, both of Sheffield.

DEATHS.

Lately at Novotscherkask, the celebrated Hetman of the Cossacks, Count Platoff.

Feb. 20. In London, Lady Impey, relict of the late Sir Elijah Impey, Knight.—Mr. Wm. Cooling, of Laneham, near Retford, farmer, and Sarah, bis wife, each aged 77. Mr. C. had for some time been so much of his recovery could be entertained; but indisposed, that scarcely the faintest hope Mrs. C. was apparently enjoying good health, even to the last moment, and mighty, by the bed of her languishing huswhilst in the act of worshipping the Alband, was summoned to obey the awful of their surviving relatives may more easimandate of death. The distress and grief ly be comprehended than described.

22. At Beverley, aged 55, Mr. Thomas Buckles, tanner.

23. Aged 21, Ann Margaret, youngest daughter of Josiah Oates, esq. of Burley, near Leeds.-Aged 58, Mr. Horsman of Leeds, who, so uncertain are all human prospects, was interred on the day he had appointed for his marriage.

25. At his house in South Audley-street, Admiral Sir George Berkeley, G. C. B. 27. Mr. T. Beardmore, of Sheffield, aged 90.

March 2. John Dobson esq. of Huddersfield, banker.-At Leeds, aged 50, Mr. William Crosley, merchant.

3. At Doncaster, aged 72, Mr. Timothy Clark, one of the Society of Friends; his death is generally regretted, for his conduct through life had insured bim the regard of all who knew him.

4. Aged 47, Jane. the wife of the Rev. W. Wood, of Tingley-House, near Leeds. - Mr. Cockrofty of May-Royd, near Hali

fax.

5. At Doncaster, aged 48, Mr. Joseph Hopkinson, cornfactor.

6. At Well-Close-House, near Leeds, at an advanced age, Thomas Strother, esq. formerly a merchant in that town.-Aged 33, Emma Georgiana Elizabeth, second da@ghter of the late Erasmus Darwin, M. D. F.R.S.-At Gawthorpe-Hall, near Padinham, Robert Shuttleworth, esq. aged 32.-Aged 63, Mr. John Dixon, of Black er, near Barnsley.

7. Mr. John Walker, of Sheffield, steel refiner.-In London, the Right Hon. Lady Caroline Wrottesley, wife of Sir John Wrottesley, of Wrottesley-Hall in the county of Stafford, and eldest daughter of the Earl of Tankerville.

8. Aged 32, universally respected and deeply lamented, Mr. John Sutcliffe, of Lee, near Heptonstall, worsted-manufacturer.-In London the Hon. J. A. Stuart Wortley Mackenzie, brother to the late Marquis of Bute.

9. At an advanced age, John Gee, esq. of Haldenby Park near Howden.- Mr. Joseph Popplewell, of Heckmondwicke, aged 65.

10. At Borough-Bridge, aged 23, Jane second daughter of the late Rev. L. Sedgwick, vicar of Brafferton.

12. Aged 69, Mr. Thomas Tillotson, of Warley, near Halifax.

13. The Rev. Joseph Wilson, Head Master of the Sheffield Grammar-School... William Hutton, esq. of Whiteley Wood Hall, near Sheffield.-Aged 80, Mr. Wm. Hill of Sheffield.-Mrs. Jessop, wife of Mr. James Jessop, of the same place.

16. The Rey. Thomas Eglin, aged 80, vicar of Stillingfleet and Riccall, and perpetual curate of Whitby, and one of his Majesty's Justices of the peace for the East Riding.

METEOROLOGICAL RESULTS

Of the Atmospherical Pressure and Temperature, Evaporation, Rain, Wind, and Clouds. Deduced from Diurnal Observations made at Manchester, in the month of February, 1817. BY THOMAS HANSON, Surgeon.

Latitude, 53°, 25' North Longitude 2o. 10' West of London. Monthly mean pressure 29.53 maximum 30.04 minimum28.92 range 1.12 inches. Monthly mean temperature 389.8 maximum 52o. minimum 190. range 330. Greatest variation of pressure in 24 hours 60 of an inch, which was on the 21th Greatest variation of temperature 140. which was on the 4th.

Spaces described by the curve formed from the mean daily pressure 3.90 inches, changes 8. Monthly quantity of water evaporated of an inch.

Monthly fall of rain 3-170 inches-rainy days 14---foggy 1 --snowy 9---haily 5.

Cirrus, Cumulus. Stratus. Cirro-cumulus. Cirro-stratus. Cumulo-stratus. Nimbus.

W.
2
-Boisterous ones 0.

N' W.
5

VARIABLE. CALM
10

5

1

6

2

10

An Alphabetical List of English Bankruptcies, announced between 21st February and 21st March, 1818.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

Hugh Venables, Greenwich, merchant.
Fisher Bradfield, Wymondham, grocer.
Thomas Dovey, Worcester, builder.
John Burges, Bugett, Somerset, brewer.
Wm. Norton, Marsden, Salford, corn-dealer
James Dimond, Bath, perfumer.
Benj. Walton, Birmingham, merchant.

BANKRUPTS.

Ablitt, Nathaniel,Yarmouth, Norfolk, corn-
dealer (Palmer, Yarmouth.
Almond, Richard, Dartmouth, grocer
(White and Son, Lincoln's Inn.
Alleu Matthew, Aisgarth, Yorkshire, dealer
(Lodge, Askrigg.

Allport, Edw. Birmingham, silver-plater,
(Spurrier & Ingleby, Birmingham,
Andras, Penelope, Melcombe-Regis, Dor-
set, milliner (Empson, Bath.
Arn itt, John Geo. &John Christ. Moessner,

Coleman-st. merchants (Leigh and Co.
New Bridge-street.

Baker, John, Bath, tailor (Hodgson, Bath.
Bates, Ely, Halifax, manufac. (Scatch-
erd, Halifax.

Bassett, Michael, Greenwich, shoemaker,
(Parker, Greenwich.

Boss, Wm. George-st. Euston-sq. Middle
sex, gunmaker (Oates, Basinghall-st.
Bone, George, Kent-road, mercbant
(Holt, Threadneedle-street, London.
Brown, John, York, woollen-draper
(Atkinson and Bolland, Leeds.
Brown, Christopher, Kentish-town, jew-
eller (Hamilton, Covent-Garden.
Brush, James Apland, Liverpool, merch.
(Orred and Brooke, Exchange Alley.
Brewer, John Andrew, Bath, printer
(Hodgson, Bath.

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