Lately, by the Rev. C. Aldrich, Mr. Chapple, farmer, of Bedingfield, to Miss Rebecca, 2d daugh ter of Mrs. Moore, of Bedingfield.

April 21. At Tramsden, Mr. Mortimer, farmer, to Mrs. Hart, of Workingworth.

26. At Stockholm, Mr. Wm. Oswald, of Beccles, to Miss Ronfeliow,, of the former place.

77. At Melton, by the Rev. Wm. Bradley, Capt. John Fordyce Maples, of the Royal Navy, who lately and gallantly distinguished himself off the coast of Ireland, in taking the American ship Argus, to Mrs. Carthew, of Woodbridge, widow of the late John Carthew, Esq. of that place.

28 At Woodbridge, Mr. John Garratt, of Leiston, to Miss Garratt, daughter of Mr. Garratt, ironmonger, of the former piace.

Same day, at Bury, Mr. Francis Mountain, to Miss Johnson, only daugher of Mr. Johnson, maltster, both of that place.

May 2. At Bungay, Mr. Taylor, lately of the Suffolk and Norfolk Company of Comedians, to Miss Mayhew, of the same place.

5. At Lackford, Mr. Abraham Gall, of Bury, druggist, to Miss Wood.

Same day, at Stradbrook, Mr. James Garrod, of Stradbrook, to Miss Garrod, of the same place.

8. Mr. Alexander, of Ipswich, to Miss Jane Allen, of Huil.

9. Mr. John Roper, of Hoxne Mills, to Miss M. Sherman, second daughter of John Sherman, Esq. of Occold.

Same day, Mr. Roper, of Lackford, to Miss Pearl, of Iloxne.

11. At Ipswich, Mr. Graves, to Miss Chisnall. 12. At Melton, Samuel Turner, Esq. of Stratford St. Andrew, to Miss Mary Newson, second daughter of the late Samuel Newson, of the same place.

DIED.

Lately, at Cambo, in France, aged 31 years, in consequence of a wound received in the attack of the French position on the heights of Garris, on the evening of the 15th of February last, Major James Seton, of the 924, or Gordon Highlanders, eldest sou of Sir William Seton, bart. of Pitmedden, Aberdeen. In him his King and Country have sustained the loss of a brave and good Soidier, who through his merit and gallantry, on previous occasions, had obtained Fromotion. Those who are nearly allied to and connected with him, have ever to deplore and lameat an irreparable calamity in the fall of departed worth; but pride themselves that his career was honourable-more than half his valuable life having been devoted to the profession he was an ornament to and a zealous supporter of.—At Mr. Cook's, of Shottisham, Miss Ann Everett, aged 22, daughter of the late Mr. James Everett, of Kirton. At Plymouth, from the violence of a blow, Mr. Benjamin Homblin, purser's steward of the Hebrus frigate, son of Samuel Hamblin, of Ipswich. -On his passage from Spain, the Rev. Mr. Willi ams, formerly of Walton, and Vicar of Weybread. Aged 97, Mrs. Hill, wife of Mr. Thomas Hill, of Ilachestone.

April 18. At Windsor, aged 65, Lady Mannock, relict of the late Sir Thomas Mannock, Bart. of Gifford':-hall, in this county.

19. At Leiston, in his 75th year, Mr. Thos. Page,

farmer.

22. Aged 72, Mr. Abraham Frost, post-master of Sudbury, which situation he held 34 years.

23. At Hollesley, Mrs. Burwood, wife of Mr. Burwood.

Same day, at Ufford, in her 60th year, after a severe affliction of more than 20 years, which she bore pauently, and with christian fortitude, Mrs. Whimper, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Richard Wood, of Melton.

27. In Sloane street, Loudon, Captain Clinton Vynyard, of the Coldstream regiment of Guards, son of Gen. Wynyard, Deputy Adjutant General to the Forces. A young and enterprising officer, who had served with distinguished merit, His loss to the service and the family, is principally to be ascribed to the Walcheren fever, which has proved so fatal to our gallant soldiers.

Same day, at Moulton, aged 60 years, after a most severe affliction of two years, Mrs. Ann Cook. 29. At Bury, aged 63, Mr. Samuel Fish, Surveyor under the Paving Act.

30. At Woodbridge, aged 55 years, Mr. J. Hart, late of Aspal, in this county, farmer, leaving a wife and 10 children to lament the loss of a good hus, band and father.

May 8. Aged 14, Mrs. Moore, relict of the late, and mother of the present Rich Moore, Esq. of Kentwell hali, Melford.

6. At Ipswich, suddenly, Miss Eliz. Batley, sister of William Batley, Esq. Collector of his Ma jesty's Customs at this port. She had spent the previous evening in perfect health, at Mr. Mendham's, and was seized with a fit, when returning home, which led to her death in the course of a few hours. Same day, Mrs. Balls, widow of the late Mr. Balis, of Bishangles.

13. At Woodbridge, aged 64, much respected, Mr. Robert Lankester.

Lately, Mr. J. T. Carter, to Miss Bunn, daughter of Samuel Bunn, gent. both of Snettisham.-At Ingoldsthorpe, the Rev. John Brett, of Grimstone," to Marianne, 2d daughter of the Rev. W. Day-At Wisbech, Mr. John Davis, to Mrs. Mary Fullwood, of Walpole St. Peter's, in this county,

April 14. Mr. W. Wharton, of South Lopham, to Miss Priscilla Womack, of North Lopham.

26. T. M. Luscombe, Esq. of Devonshire, to Miss Jackson, of Thorpe-hail, near Norwich.

May 4. At Yarmouth, Mr. C. N. Bolingbroke, merchant, of Norwich, to Miss Errington, of the former place.

5. Mr. Bowker, of Lynn, to Miss Taylor, of Holt house.

1. At Great Witchingfield, J, Judson, jun. Esq. of America-street, London, to Miss Sarah Copeman, of the former plave.

9. At Norwich, Mr. Robert Bunyon, of Towerstreet, London, to Frances, youngest daughter of Thomas Bignold, Esq. of the former place.

DIED.

Lately, Mrs. Howes, wife of Mr. Howes, of Fundenhall, in this county.-Mr. James Conyers, aged 40; and Mrs. Knight, aged 74, both of Yarmonth.At Docking, in his 71st year, William Dunn, gent. -At Worstead, Mr. Robert Colls, formerly a mulier at that place. Mr. Robert Nelson, blacksmith, of the same place.-Aged 52, Mrs. Dungar, of Great Dunham. At Yarmouth, Mr. James Knights, aged 67.-Mr. William Bransby, aged 20.-Mr. Farmen, aged 49.

April 14, At Kettelstone, in this county, in his 40th year, Mr. B. Cory, late surgeon of the first battalion of the 18th (Royal Irish) regiment of foot, and second son of the Rev. Jaines Cory, late Rector of that parish.

15. At Brighton, Mrs. Lukin, widow of the late Rev. Dr. Lukin, Dean of Wells.

16. At Shipdham, Mrs. Wigg, wife of Mr. Thos. Wigg.

Same day at Lynn, aged 81, Mr. Wm. Mowbray, brush-maker.

19. At Wasperton, in Warwickshire, the Lady of Robert Fellowes, jun. Esq.

22. At Yarmouth, Mrs. Bowles, wife of the Rev. R. H. Bowies.

Same day, Mrs. Copeman, aged 64, relict of Mr. Benj. Copeman, of tiensby.

Same day, at Yarmouth, Capt. James Todd, aged 84, formerly Commander of the Terrible privateer, which sailed from that port in the Dutch aud American wars.-Mr. John Goose, carpenter, aged 72. And Mr. James Smuth, aged 24.

23. At Hilgay, in the 7th year of his age, Mr. Osbert Parsley.

Same day, in London, aged 45, Catherine, the wife of Mr. W. Yarington, late of Lakenham, near Norwich.

Same day, Mr. Robert Semmence, of Wretton, near Stoke Ferry.

24. Aged s8, Mrs. Drummond, mother of the Rev. T. Drummond, late of Ipswich.

Same day, at St. Stephen's, Norwich, aged 67, Mrs. Buck, wife of Mr. Buck, miller.

Same day, at Holt, in the 63d year of his age, Mr. Thomas Parrent, formerly of Foutsham.

26. At Norwich, aged 24, Mr. I. C. Scott, warehouseman to Messrs. Robberds and Co. Norwich.

27. At St. Gregory's, Norwich, aged 91, Mrs. Gray.

29. At Hethersett, aged 84, Mary, 3d daughter of the late John Hatfield, Esq. of Norwich, banker. 36 At Norwich, Mrs. Holt, wife of Mr. T. Holt. May 1. At Norwich, in the 49th year of her age, Miss C. Titter

2. At Upwell, Mrs. Greenacre, wife of Brett Greenacre, bricklayer.

4. At Ilapton-hail, aged 72, Mr. Charles Hart, one of the Society of Friends.

5. Aged 72, Mrs. Ladell, of Crostwick.

Lately, at Writtle, Mr. William Round, of London, to Miss Pryer, of the former place. At Writ tle, Mr. Darby, of Chelmsford, to Miss Palmer.

April 12. At Castle Hedingham, Mr. Hodson, of Heybridge, to Miss Martha Cooper.

26. At Wanstead, in this county, by the Dean of Bocking, Abraham Rowlandson, Esq. of Yealand, Lancashire, to Emma, daughter of Abel Chapman, Esq.

May 2. At Chelmsford, Mr. George Smith, of Chipping Ongar, bricklayer, to Miss Lucy Cawkwell, youngest daughter of Mr. T. Cawkwell, of the former place.

4. At St. James's Church, London, E. Pastan, Esq. of Appleton, Norfolk, to Lucy, widow of the late John Stapleton, Esq. of Thorington-hall, in this county.

5. Mr. Randal, of Snape, to Miss Martha Turner, zelict of Captain Turner, late Commander of his Majesty's Custom-house cutter Argus, of Harwich. Same day, at Great Oakley, Mr. Mark Cooper, to Miss Mary Salmon, of the Lodge.

Same day, at Maldon, Mr. William Barker, to Miss Frances, both of that place. DIED.

Lately, in Broad-street, London, Sarah, the wife of Mr. J. H. Parmenter.-Mrs. Joslin, of Tilbury. -At Walford, Herts, Mrs. Ehret, widow of the late G. P. Ehret, Esq. of that town.-Aged 65, Mrs. Sebborne, wife of Mr. B. Sebborne, of Donyland.-At Whitham, aged 8 years, Miss Harriet Lozell, daughter of Mr. Samuel Lozell, of Bradwell Hall. -Eliza, the only child of Mr. Bedwell, of Meadow End, Ridgwell.-Aged 83, Mr. Cutler, of Yeldham. --At Stanford Rivers of a dropsy in the chest, Mr. Frost, aged 75.

April 16. At Chelsea, aged 75, E. Holdrich, Esq. 37 years apothecary to his Majesty's Household. 17. Mr. James Thurgood, of Newhouse Farm, Bobbing work, after nearly 17 years illness.

Same day, at Kelvedon, Mr. Thomas Fairhead, sen. butcher.

23. Miss Rickards, of Maldon. 24. Miss Parmenter, of Maldon.

25. Aged 17, sincerely lamented, Caroline, zd daughter of Mr. Tweed, surgeon, of Bocking.

27. At Woodford, aged 40, Lydia, wife of John Blunt, Esq.

29. At Kelvedon, Mrs. Durrant, widow of the late Josias Durrant, baker.

Same day, at Danbury, Mrs. Clark, wife of Mr. Johnson Clark.

May 1. At Islington, John Smith, Esq. of Revelend, Herts.

2. At Great Dunmow, much respected, Mr. A. Thorn, aged 75, after a long affliction, which he bore with exemplary fortitude.

5. At Great Dunmow, Dowager Lady Beaumont, in the 96th year of her age. The remains of this truly charitable and pious lady were interred in the family vault at Great Dunmow, by her particular desire, in the most private manner, and divested of all funeral pomp.

9. At his residence in Portland-place, most sin-cerely and deservedly lamented, after a painful illness, Charles Smith, Esq. of Sutton, late one of the High Sheriffs, and a Magistrate for this county. Same day, at Little Waltham, Mrs. Smith, wife of Mr. Jonathan Smith.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.

BIRTHS.

21. At Cambridge, the Lady of John Mortlock, Esq. of a daughter.

25. At his Lordship's house in Upper Grosvenorstreet, the Countess De La Warr, of a son and heir.

MARRIED.

Lately, at Isleham, Mr. Robert Fyson, of Fordham, to Miss Sophia Knight.-At Ludlow, Mr. J. Back, of that place, to Mary, second daughter of Mr. William Groom, of Cambridge.

May 1. At Peterborough, Mr. Thomas Bussey, aged 76, to Miss Amy White, aged 19.

2. Mr. Edward South, of Thorney, to Miss Hamerton, of Wanford.

Same day, at Wisbech, Mr. Joseph Newsham, to Miss Jecks, second daughter of J. Jecks, Esq. of that place.

3. At March, Mr. Robert Goodenough, to Mrs. Warwick, both of that place.

5. At Royston, Mr. John Sampson, of Chesterfield Mills, to Miss E. Piggott, second daughter of the Mr. J. Piggott, of Arrington.

10. Mr. William, to Miss Tomsom, both of Cambridge.

Same day, in Cornwall, the Rev. Thomas Robinson, Vicar of Great St. Andrew's, Cambridge. 26. At Castor, near Peterborough, the Lady of Captain Osmer, of the Hertfordshire militia. Same day, at Wisbech, Mr. Wm. Clark. Same day, Mrs. Adams, wife of Mr. Thos. Adams, tanner, of Sawston.

27. At March, Mr. Gabriel Hutchinson, aged 65 years.

23. At Eye, near Peterborough, Mr. William Er. vin, aged 88.

29. At Spalding, aged 73, Mr. Still, late of Toneham, near Thorney.

Same day, at Wisbech, after a long illness, H. Falkner, Esq.

30. 4t Huntingdon, Mary, the wife of William Herbert. Esq.

May 1. At Cherryhinton, Mr. Henry Headley. 5. Mary, the wife of Robert Mason, Esq. of Chichester.

3. At Whittlea, aged, 88 years, Thomas Ground, Esq. one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the Isle of Ely.

11. Mrs. Cole, wife of Mr. Stephen Cole, of Bassingbourn.

12. At Cambridge, Mr. James Lingard.

OBSERVATIONS ON THE WEATHER.

The barometer has not fluctuated much; it rose gradually till the 1st or 2d of May: it then subsided till the 6th, on which day it was at the lowest during the period: from | that time it rose till the 11th, when the mercury stood the highest: it then fell again gradually till nearly the end of the period. The prevailing winds have been easterly; and the hemisphere obscured by a large proportion of clouds.-The quantity of rain is but 1 inch and 1-10th, and that principally in 4 days. The thermometer indicated the highest temperature on May 1, and the lowest on the 10th: on the whole, the weather has been unseasonably cold, the|| In average of the month being but 49. 2. the last table was an error in quantity of rain fallen, the decimal point between the figures having been omitted; it ought to have been 1.6inches, that is, 1 inch and 6-10.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The Editor feels himself much obliged by the attention of WILL. HONEYCOMB, whose favour is intended to form the Vth No, of The EAST ANGLIAN SPECTATOR.

For the Spectatorial department, the Editor has also the pleasure of acknow ledging the receipt of a very humorous epistle from MARTHA MIDDLE-AGE, and a sensible letter from INFORTUNATA, on the subject of injudicious marriages; both of which are reserved for insertion. The

space which has been devoted to the important communication of AGRICOLAS, on the Corn Question, has occasioned the omission of some of the heads of The EAST ANGLIAN, and of several miscellaneous artioles from Correspondents.

The remainder of the poetry of S. T. and of J. J******, will appear next month. The Essay, favoured by S. T. is reserved for a future occasion.