176 Dorsetshire-Durham-Essex-Gloucester. At Topsham, Mr. G. Culverwell, 91. At Lympstone, Mrs. Heathfield, wife of At Stonehouse, Lieut. John Kent, late of the Thais, son of John K. esq. of the Royal Naval Hospital at Plymouth, 26.-Mr. Williams, 85. At Buckland Abbey, Miss M. F. Stopford, eldest daughter of the Hon. Vice-admiral Sir R. Stopford. At Sidmouth, Charlotte, wife of the Rev. John Storer, rector of Hawksworth, and daughter of the Rev. Dr. Wylde, of Nottingham. At Plymouth, Mr. Henry Watson, a retired surgeon of the royal navy, 72.—Mrs. Ann Barber, 82.-Mrs. Martha Finsham, 55.-Mrs. Hawker, relict of Capt. H. R. N. At Parker's Well, near Exeter, Mrs. Fortescue, relict of Geo. F. esq. 87. DORSETSHIRE. Married.] At Wimborne Minster, the Hon. Thos. Stapleton, eldest son of Lord Le Despenser, to Maria, second daughter of H. Bankes, esq. M. P. DURHAM. On the 6th January, the first human body of the sufferers in the Heaton Colliery, on the 3d of May last, was brought to bank, in a state of great decay, but ascertained by the neckcloth to be that of Wm. Stott, between 70 and 80 years of age, who attended one of the furnaces. Of a knife which the deceased had in his pocket, the haft only (of bone) cause. It may Married.] At Pittington Hallgarth, H. At Sunderland, Jos. Sanders, esq. of Died.] At the Ryhope Hotel, near Sunder- At Bishopwearmouth, Mr. Wm. Witton, At Sunderland, John Miniken, 95.- At Durham, Mr.T Wilson, common-coun- ter of [March 1, ham, niece to the late Granville S. esq. and great grand daughter of the famous Dr. William III.-Mrs. Ann Smith, 103.—Mr. Sharpe, archbishop of York, in the reign of John Carter, 91.-Mr. Wm. Edgar Wright. -Mr. Stephen Bradley, 83. ESSEX. Died.] At Layton, Henry Wildman, esq. At Colchester, Henry, fifth son of Wm. At Witham, Thomas Isaac, esq. 79. At Rochetts, the Countess of St. Vincent. A meeting has been held at Tewkesbury At a meeting held at Coleford on the 14th Married.] At Cheltenham, Major-general Sir Wm. W. Sheridan, bart. to Louisa Maria, eldest daughter of John Addison, esq. of Moorshedabad, Bengal.-Mr. Hincks, bookseller, to Miss Jones.. At Winchcomb, Mr. T. Chadborn, of Cheltenham, surgeon, to Miss Rogers, only daughter of Ant. R. esq. Wm. Joyner, jun. esq. late of the Welsh Fusileers, to Susan Elizabeth, second daughter of Thomas Hickes, esq. of Berkeley. At Gloucester, James Morse, esq. of the E. I. C. service, to Eliza, fifth daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Lucas, of Ripple, Worcestershire. The Rev. W. S. Goodenough, rector of Yate, to Miss Ann Mair. Died,] At Stroud, Martha, wife of Dr. Darke. At Charfield, the Rev. Richard Jones, rector of that parish and of Dodington. At Dirham, Mr. Briant. At Coates, near Cirencester, Wm. Tombs, esq. 74. At Lydney, Mrs. Foot, wife of Mr. F. surgeon. At Frampton-upon-Severn, the wife of Mr. T. Ballinger, 35. At Sandhurst, Sarah, daughter of Mr. W. Butt. At Gloucester, Captain R. W. Knight, 76. -Mr. W. H. Medhurst.-Mr. Wm. Washbourn, chemist and druggist.-Sarah, wife of of Notcliff on this county, Wm, Bridge, esa 55.-Ann, wife of the Rev. W. Black, rector of Blascon, and eldest daughter of the Rev. R. H. Roughsedge, of Liverpool. 1816.] Hampshire Hereford-Herts-Huntingdon-Kent. At Cheltenham, Mrs. Smith, 79. At Nibley House, Mrs. Mayo, wife of the Rev. Mr. M. and sister to Dr. Gibbes, of Bath. HAMPSHIRE. The erection of a Lunatic Asylum for this county was strongly opposed at the last quarter sessions, when it was agreed by a majority of one only to postpone the ques tion until the next Michaelmas Sessions. Mr. Rose stated, that he had it in contemplation, at the next meeting of Parliament, to introduce a clause into the Bill for the better regulating Lunatic Establishments,' making it compulsory on all counties to erect asylums for their own pauper lunatics. A magistrate observes, that this proposal, if carried into effect, will cost the 52 counties upwards of a million sterling for the buildings alone, which, as well as their support, coming out of the county rates, will fall almost wholly on the agricultural interest. A Female Asylum has been established at Winchester, into which 17 girls have been admitted. Besides receiving a moral and religious education, they will be instructed in the various household duties requisite to make them good servants and useful members of society. Married.] At Kingston, Capt. Higgins, R. N. to Ann, eldest daughter of J. Haynes, esq. of Portsmouth Dock-yard. At Alresford, H. C. Fullagar, esq. to Miss White. Died.] The Rev. J. Richmond, D. D. rector of Newnham with Mapledorwell, 97. At Winchester, Mrs. Phillips. At Brook near Titchfield, Mrs. Peter Greene, 72. At Eling, Mary, relict of Oldfield Bowles, esq. of North Aston, Oxfordshire. At Portsmouth, Mrs. Shoveller, wife of the Rev. Mr. S. of Poole, and daughter of the late Rev. Joseph Horsey of Portsea, 56.Mrs. Gilbert, relict of Wm. G. esq. late store-keeper of the dock-yard.-Mrs. Frank lin.-Lieutenant Wm. Pye, R. N. At Basingstoke, Charles Best, esq. upwards of 50 years town-clerk of that place. At Westwark, Mr. John Port. In the Isle of Wight, at Carisbrooke, Miss Baker. At Ryde, Mr. J. Way.-At Newport, Mrs. Mary Crock, 88.- Mrs. Warren, 40.-Mrs. Elizabeth King, 43.-Lieutenant J. Webb, of the 60th regiment, son of Mr. W. of the post-office, Brandon. At Southampton, Mr. Charles Ward, third son of Mr. J. Ward, master of the academy near the quay, and a captain in Colonel Rose's regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, 34. He fell a sacrifice to his active endeavours to stop the ravages of a fire surmised to be wilfully occasioned, in Frenchstreet; where a beam fell upon him, and killed him on the spot. Nothing but a national calamity could have excited a more general grief among his fellow townsmen NEW MONTHLY MAG.-No. 26. 177 than the melancholy catastrophe which thus prematurely terminated the career of this estimable man; whose remains, attended by a great concourse of the inhabitants of Southampton, were interred with military honours at Nutshelling. HEREFORDSHIRE. The magistrates of Hereford have resolved to place in the new County Hall a portrait of the late Duke of Norfolk, and a subscription has been opened to defray the expense of the painting. Married.] At Norton Cannon, Mr. R. P. Jones, of London, to Eliza, daughter of T. Wootton, esq. of Eckley's Green. At Hereford, Mr. Arnold, solicitor, of Birmingham, to Miss Havard. Died.] At Ross, Mr. Roberts.-Ann, relict of the Rev. Thos. Clarke, one of the prebendaries of Hereford cathedral. At Aylton, Ann, second daughter of Mr. Bishop. At Michaelchurch Court, Mr. Jas. Fisher. At Middleton, Mr. Benj. Colerick, 72. HERTFORDSHIRE. Married.] At Bennington, the Rev. John P. H. Chesshyre, to Charlotte, second daughter of the Rev. Jas. Commeline, of Redmarley, Worcestershire. Earl of Hardwicke, near St. Alban's, Jas. Died.] At Titten hanger, the seat of the Yorke, esq. barrister and a commissioner of bankrupts, eldest son of the Hon. J. Yorke, late Bishop of Ely. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. Married.] At Elton Hall, Capt. Wells, R. N. to Lady Elizabeth Proby, youngest daughter of the Earl of Carysfort. Died.] At Stanground, Mr. Claxton, 90. KENT. The papers of this county state that there is now living in the ville of Dunkirk, Boughton under Blean, near Canterbury, a gallant veteran who has arrived at the surprising age of 122 years. He still retains his faculties, and converses cheerfully with all his numerous visitors: his name is Ferguson: he was formerly a soldier, and served many years in the Scotch Greys. Birth.] At Chartham, boy and two girls. Spicer, of a Married.] At Chalk, near Gravesend, Mr. L. H. Winkworth, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Townshend Gladdish, esq. Died.] At Shorne, near Gravesend, Wm. Comport, esq. At Deal, Mr. Jas. Marsh, 77.--Mr. Brown, formerly master of the Globe Inn. At Rochester, Mr. Wm. Hedgecock.Mrs. Bathurst, relict of the Rev. Rich. B. 72.-Mrs. Elliott, wife of T. E. esq. At Great Chart, Mrs. Martha Small, 57. At Canterbury, Mrs. Lawrence, 36.—Mr. J. Shepherd.-Mr. Kirk, many years inspec tor of hides. At Wigmore, near Bromley, And. HarVOL. V. 2 A 178 Lancashire-Leicester-Lincoln. [March 1, rison, esq.-Mrs. Giraud, relict of the Rev. Clarke, and Roscoe, bankers of that town, Fras. Fred. G. vicar of Preston, 82. At Folkestone, Mr. T. Barber, 70. At Brompton, Mr. Congreve, many years assistant surgeon in Chatham Dock-yard. At Blackheath, John St. Barbe, esq. an elder brother of the Trinity House and formerly of the Royal Navy, 75. At Dover, Wm. King, esq. the oldest jurat of the corporation of that town. Though a strong adherent to justice when on the bench yet no man possessed a more compas. sionate heart. At his grandson's house at Ashford, aged 94 years, the Rev. Robert Gunsley Ayerst, rector of Speldhurst, for many years one of his majesty's justices of the peace for this county, and only surviving son of the Rev. Dr. Wm. A. formerly a prebendary of Canterbury. LANCASHIRE. whom the pressure of the times has obliged to stop payment. Trustees have been appointed to the estate, which appears to have claims upon it to the amount of 314,000l. and to satisfy which there are assets in hand, doubtful and otherwise, of no less a sum than 320,000l. Birth.] At Prescot, the wife of Stephen Barlow, a journeyman bricklayer, of three girls. Married.] At Wigan, Jas. Blundell, esq. of Everton, to Miss Gaskell, sister of Henry G. esq. At Everton, Jos. Ashton, esq. of Woolton, to Elizabeth, daughter of Wm. Earle, esq. Died.] In Manchester, in consequence of a fracture of the leg and other injury received by the overturning of the Preston mail, John Bradshaw, esq. of Darcy Lever, near Bolton-le-Moors, a magistrate for the county, lieutenant-colonel of the Bolton Local Militia, and a member of the Antiquarian So Jas. Glover, 81.—Mrs. Bradshaw, relict of At Ravenhead House, Jas. Fraser, esq. a magistrate for the county, and lieutenantcolonel commandant of the Prescot Local Militia. At Heaton House, Eleanor, relict of the late Earl of Wilton, one of the two daugh ters and co-heiresses of the late Sir Ralph Assheton, of Middleton, bart. and mother of Countess Grosvenor, 66. A cause of great importance to the publie was heard before the magistrates at Manchester, on the 19th of January. The ques-ciety, 33-Mr. Hamlet Lowe, 19-Mr. tion related to a combination of journeymen calico-printers, and came before the court in the way of appeal from a conviction before the magistrates of Bolton on the combination, under which the ten appellants were sentenced to three months imprisonment. It appeared from the written documents found in the possession of these men, that the combination of journeymen calicoprinters had identified its interests with shoemakers, brush-makers, cutlers, flax-dressers, book-binders, weavers, &c. and that the combined of these trades throughout the kingdom, Scotland, and Ireland, were united in one common cause, and mutually lent assistance to each other; funds were raised amongst themselves for their joint support whilst they refused to work, and also for the purpose of preventing that labour from being done by others which they objected to perform. The conviction was confirmed. The chairman, however, declared that he considered the combination of so extensive and dangerous a description, as to render it his duty to lay the documents before government, that they might, if deemed necessary, indict the parties for a conspiracy. The lease of the Liverpool Theatre-Royal, which expires in May, 1817, has been renewed to Messrs. Lewis, Knight, and Banks, for an additional term of nine years, at the rent of 1,700l. per annum. The tenants besides are under covenant to expend 500l. during the term in the improvement of the premises; and grant, as before, 30 free admission tickets to the proprietors, which are worth at least 2001. a-year more. whole rent, therefore, may be estimated at 2,000l. a-year; a sum far exceeding the rent of any other provincial theatre in Great Britain. The A meeting has recently been held at Liverpool of the creditors of Messrs. Roscoe, LEICESTERSHIRE. Birth.] At Somerby, Lady Louisa Fo rester, of a son. 43. Died.] At Botesford Mill, Mrs. Starkey, At Loughborough, Mr. L. Davenport, surgeon, of Derby, 33.-Mr. Wm. Mansfield, of the Black Horse inn.-George, youngest son of Mr. Vickers, surgeon, 18. At Kegworth, Elizabeth, third daughter of Mr. John Barrow, 24. The Rev. W. Hallefear, vicar of Woolvey. At Hathern, Mrs. Beer, wife of the Rev. Thos. B. rector of Long Whatton. At Leicester, Mrs. Eliz. Cutchett, 71.Mr. Jos. Simpkin, 83.-Rob. Todd, gent. 76.-Mr. Thos. Shaw.-Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Owston, keeper of the gaol, 25.-Francis, son of Mr. Lomas, 32. LINCOLNSHIRE. Married.] At Burgh, Mr. Armstrong, of Horncastle, to Jane, daughter of Mr. John Smith. At Gretna Green, Mr. Rob. Stevenson, to Caroline, youngest daughter of Mr. Alderman Stevenson, of Stamford. Died.] At South Somercotes, Geo. Chatterton, esq. formerly of Fanthorpe Hall, 82. At Martin, near Horncastle, Wm. Tayton, esq. 27. 1816.] Monmouth-Norfolk Northampton-Northumberland—Notts. 179 At Fleet, Jane, relict of the Rev. Wm. Thomson, pastor of the General Baptist Society at Boston, 78. At Kirton, Mrs. Hervey, widow of Dr. H. 78. At Algarkirk, J. H. Finch, gent. At Killingholme, Mr. Jos. Wright, 91. At Uffington, Mr. Thurlby, many years surveyor of the turnpike-road from Stamford to Deeping St. James, 88. At Roughton, Mrs. Oldham, mother of At Corringham, Mrs. Elliott, 67. At Boston, Mr. John Porter, 66.—Mrs. Rebecca Langley, 67.-Mrs. Ann South, 71.-Mr. Nich. Wilkinson, 59. She At Sibsey, Mrs. Ingoldmells, 76. was attended to the grave by upwards of 50 children and grandchildren. MONMOUTHSHIRE. Married.] At Crickhowell, the seat of Sir Wm. Ouseley, Thos. Westropp, esq. of Limerick, to Mrs. Keating, relict of J. S. K. esq. of Dromcolloher House, Limerick. At Chepstow, Capt. Walter Davies, of the Lord Hill, to Esther, daughter of Mr. W. Davies. Died.] At Newport, Jos. Emerson, esq. many years an eminent jeweller in the north of England. NORFOLK. It will scarcely be believed that till the past month, the inhabitants of the populous city of Norwich had no other conveyance to the metropolis than night coaches. A daily coach has, however, now been established for their accommodation, and will no doubt receive that encouragement which it deserves. It passes through the towns of Diss, Bury, Braintree, and Chelmsford, and goes and returns in about 14 hours. Married.] The Rev. Frás. Cunningham, rector of Pakefield, Suffolk, to Richenda, 4th daughter of the late John Gurney, esq. of Earlham. Died.] At Norwich, aged 86, Robt. Harvey, esq. one of the aldermen of Norwich, to which office he was elected in the year 1768: he was chosen sheriff in 1766, and twice served the office of mayor, the first time in 1770, and the second in 1800. It is said that this gentleman had accumulated a fortune of 400,000l.-Mrs. Hull, wife of the Rev. Mr. H., 23.-Mrs. Weston, relict of G. B. W. esq.-Mrs. Brown, wife of Mr. Chas. B., 67.-Mrs. S. Giddons, 76.—Mrs. Curtis. At Wells, the wife of Mr. Davey, school master, 32. At Foulsham, Sarah, relict of Thomas Burcham, gent. of Scarning, 83. At Longham, J. Hastings, gent. 47. At Yarmouth, John Kent, esq. formerly of the customs, 84.-Capt. Thos. Colman, 54. -Mrs. Elliston, 87. At Costessy, Capt. C. Abbott, 85. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Died.] At Peterborough, Mrs. Barfoot.Mrs. Setchel.-Mr. John Goodin, clerk to Messrs. Dulverton and Co. 26.—Mr. Hall, 64. At Oundle, Mrs. Pywell, relict of Capt. P. At Welford, Mrs, Orton, wife of Mr.Wm. O. surgeon, 55. At King's Cliffe, Mr. Rawlinson, 60. At Bugbrook Wharf, Mr. Thos. Walker, 67. Mrs. Jones, wife of the Rev. Humphrey J. vicar of Little Houghton, and a magistrate for the county, 69. NORTHUMBERLAND. The Duke of Northumberland has given public notice of his determination to reduce the rents of his extensive estates in this county 25 per cent. Birth.] At Chilton, the lady of John Collingwood, esq of two daughters. Married] At Horton, Mr. Rob. Clark, of South Shelds, ship owner, to the daughter of Mr. Wm. Jobson, of Bebside. At Helmsley, Rob. Shelton, esq. of Newstead Grange, to Jane, daughter of Mr. John Sigsworth. dist preacher, to Miss Ann Langlands. At Hexham, the Rev. Mr. Barret, metho Died.] At Stella House, near Newcastle, Mr. Wm. Hudspeth, many years agent to the Standish and Townley families. Jane Purvis.-Mr. George Nesbit, 67, and At Morpeth, Mr. Jacob Hudson, 68. At Warkworth, Lieut. George Somerville, Sunderland. youngest son of the late Rev. John S. of At North Shields, the wife of Mr. H. bella Wright, 80.-Mrs. Ann Newton, 93. Gray. Mrs. Ellen Davison, 76.-Mrs. Isa At East Brunton, Mr. John Wallace, 103. At Newcastle, Thos. James, esq.—Mrs. Ann Glynn, 89-Mr. James T. Reed, 85.Mr. Hetherington.-Mrs. Fife, 85.-Mr. Mitchell, formerly a captain in the merchant service. At Tweedmouth, Mrs. Frances Scott, 89. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. Married.] At Basford, the Hon. Frederic Paul Irby, captain in the royal navy, to Frances, second daughter of Ichabod Wright, esq. of Mapperley. Died.] At Gamston, Nath. Mason, esq. town clerk of Retford. At Nottingham, Mrs. Robinson, 70.Mrs. Ann Booth, 88.-Elizabeth, relict of Mr. Wm. March.-Mrs. Baker.-Mrs. Harrison, wife of Mr. H. hatter, 43, and their youngest daughter Jane, 11.-Mr. Gunn, of the Britannia public-house. At Newark, Mr. Parke, 58.-Mrs.TonilinMrs. Cutts. son. 180 Oxfordshire-Sulop-Somerset-Stafford-Suffolk. [Match 1, At Sutton Bonington, Harriet, daughter of I think it is a duty incumbent on all medical Mr. Orme, stewart to Lord Rancliffe. OXFORDSHIRE. Married.] At Oxford, Rich. M. Boult bee, esq. son of Joseph B. esq. of Springfield House, Warwickshire, to Mary, only daughter of Sir Chris. Pegge, regius professor of medicine in the University.-Mr. Jas. Kent, to Miss M'Cormick. At Charlbury, Mr. Paterson, of Battle, Sussex, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Banbury, land-surveyor. Died] At Wheatley, the Rev. Robert Downs, vicar of Hanny, Berks, 70; and 11 days afterwards, his wife, Mrs. D., and Jane, their eldest daughter. At Oxford, the Rev. T. Rathbone, of Magdalen College.-Win. Floyer, esq. of Baliol College, eldest son of Wm. F. esq. of Hints, Staffordshire, 20.-Mrs. Barnett, 86.-Mrs. Ivory, 58.-Mr. l'arr, 59.-Mrs. Whale, 76. -Mrs. Mary King, 70.-Mr. Vickers, bedmaker, of Lincoln College. - Mr. Thos. Bartlett. Mrs. May.-Mrs. Dunn, 77.Mr. Routledge, 82. SHROPSHIRE. Married.] At Shrewsbury, Mr. J. M. Clayton, printer, to Maria, eldest daughter of the late Mr. John Northall, printer and bookseller, of Sockport. Died.] At Clun, aged 93, Martha, relict of Mr. J. Mitton, whose death in September last dissolved an union between them of 75 years. At Oak House, near High Hatton, Mrs. Eliz. Podmore, 74. practitioners to use their influence in their respective spheres of practice, to prevent persons from taking malt liquors where these deleterious machines are employed." Married.] At Bristol, Wm. Capel, esq. of London, to Miss Porter. At Bath, Capt. Gleadowe, 20th Lt. Dragoons, to Lady Johnstone, relict of Sir Rich. Bempde J. bart. of Hackness, Yorkshire. Died.] At Long Ashton, John Fisher Weare, esq. At Innox Hill, Frome, Mrs. Vincent, relict of John V. esq. 83. At West Horrington, John Lax, esq. At Milverton, J. Weech, esq. solicitor. At Bridgewater, Jane, third daughter of R. White, esq. of Ansford. At Bath, Frances, relict of Rich. Crowch, esq. of Titherington, Wilts.-Mrs. Moore, wife of — M. esq.-Elizabeth, daughter of the late Rev. Walter Rainstorp, rector of Compton Greenfield, Gloucestershire.-Sarah, wife of Alex. Thomson, esq.-Major Chester.-Mrs. Oliver. At Bristol, Wm. Moncrieffe, M.D. one of the physicians to the infirmary of that city. At Clifton, Lieut.-col. Jas. Lumsden, late of Britton Ferry, near Swansea.-Ann, widow of Col. Montague, of Lackham, Wilts, and mother of the gallant Capt. Fred. M. who fell at Albuera.-Mrs Marg. Kyffin, of Bath. STAFFORDSHIRE. Married.] At Aston, Wm. Dodwell, esq. of Great Packington, to Mrs. Smith, of At Wellington, Thos. Eyton, esq. banker, Castle Bromwich. of Shrewsbury. Died] At Whitmore Park, Ann, wife of At Shrewsbury, Mrs. Childe, wife of Edward Mainwaring, esq. daughter of the late Wm. C. esq. of Kinlet, 66. SOMERSETSHIRE. Dr. WILKINSON, of Bath, has pointed -out the danger attending the use of the pumps now so generally introduced in public houses for pumping up porter and ale to the bar, owing to the lead pipe by which they communicate with the cellar. "As it is well known," says he, "that all the pipe below the fixed valve must be always filled with the malt infusion; and as this, particularly in what is called stale beer, is frequently undergoing the acetous fermentation, the lead is acted upon, and a solution of this insidious metallic poison is then drunk. I have had frequent opportunities of examining these lead pipes, and I have also many specimens by me, that have all the appearance of the carbonate of lead. As I have lately been induced to pay some attention to this subject, I have frequently remarked many persons, accustomed to take malt liquor early in the morning, complaining of those dyspeptic affections we find generally resulting from lead. In order to guard persons against drinking porter where these machines are employed, I have frequently shewn to them the lead precipitated by an hydro-sulphuret. and aunt to the present Sir John Chetwode, bart, and relict of Rob. Davison, esq. late of the Brand, Salop, 89. At Burton, John, only son of the late Capt. Hawes, R.N. 14. Chas. Moore, esq. proprietor of the salt works at Shirley Wich, near Stafford, 62. SUFFOLK. Married.] At Tostock, the Hon. and Rev. Henry Leslie, son of Sir Lucas Pepys and the late Countess of Rothes, to Elizabeth Jane, youngest daughter of the Rev. Jas. Oakes. Alfred Fox, esq. of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, to Miss Clerk, eldest daughter of Sam. C. esq. of Berg Apton. Died.] At Moulton, the Rev. Dr. Bates, rector of Freckenham and a magistrate for the county of Cambridge, 81. He was formerly of St. Peter's coll. Cambridge, where he proceeded A.B. 1759, A.M. 1762, and D.D. 1782. The valuable rectory of Freckenham, which the deceased had enjoyed for 56 years, is in the gift of the Masters and Fellows of St. Peter's College. At Ipswich, the wife of Mr. Chamberlain, chemist-Catherine, second daughter of Mr. Morrison.-T. Kent, gent. He has left his |