don, esq.

man.

1831.) OBITUARY.

285 At Pontefract, aged 64, Jane, relict of of the 3d Bombay Native Cavalry, fourth Mr. Serjeant Cockell, and only sister of son of W. T. Money, esq. Consul at Venice. Miles Sandys, esq. of Graythwaite-hall, June 25. At Calcutta, Lt.-Col. Monatt. Westmoreland.

July 17. In Fort St. George, Major T. Feb. 19. At York, aged 67, P. J. Bul- G. Watson, of artillery, principal Commismer, esq. of the Type Iron Works, New- sioner of Ordnance. castle.

July 31. At Cuddapah, Geo. William Feb. 20. At Hull, aged 86, the relict of Saunders, esq third Juilge of the Provisional Richard Terry, esq.

Court for the Centre Division. Fel. 21. At York, aged 68, John Carr, At Bombay, aged 16, James D'Oyley esq of Skipton.

Saunders, second son of D'Oyley Saunders, Feb, 23. At York, aged 82, Wm. Bayl- esq. of Coat-Bank, near Whitby.

A: Ingeram, Helena, the wife of Byng Feb. 26. At Beverley, aged 17, Henry, Thomas Giraud, esq. 22 N. I. Madras. second son of John B. Arden, esq. Alder- Aug. 2. At Vellore, Capt. A. Sibbald,

15 N. I. At Snydale Hall, aged 67, E. L. Hodge Aug. 14. At Masulipatam, Septimus son, esq.

Money, esq. one of the Judges of the ProFeb. 28. At Acklam, aged 17, W. J. vincial Court. Simpson, late medical student in the Lon- Sept. 1. At Barrackpore, Lieut.-Col. don University, and son of the Rev. J. Shadwell. Simpson, of Acklam.

Sept. 4. At Calcutta, Eliza, wife of John Aged 33, James Fawsitt, esq. of Hunsley- Henry Barlow, esq. the eldest sou of Sir House, near Beverley.

Geo. Hilaro Barlow, Bart. and G.C.B. Mar. 8. Frances, wife of the Rev. Tho. Lalely. At Poonah, aged 25, William, Holme, of Kirby-Hill, near Richmond. 3d son of C. B. Trevor, esq. of Plas Teg,

Mar. 9. Aged 74, Edward Trueman, Flintshire. esq. of Pontefract, banker.

Sept. 8. In India, aged 41, the Hon. Mar. 11. Aged 67, Benj. Hird, M.D., Harriet Elizabeth, wife of Sir Wm. Rumtwenty years physician to the General la- bold, Bart. ; sister to Lord Rancliffe, and to firmary, Leeds.

Princess Polignac. She was mar. July 13, WALES.-Jan. 24. At Pembroke, in her 1809, and had several children. 80th year, Corbetta, widow of Joseph Lord, Sept. 13. At Ambah, Capt. Chas. Holesq. daughter of the late Gen. John Owen, royd, secood son of Sir George Sowley Holof Orielton, and mother of Sir John Owen, royd, late one of the Judges of the King's Bart. M. P. and Lord Lieutenant of the Bench. county of Pembroke.

Sept. 20. At Madras, Sam. Boutflower, SCOTLAND.-Jan. 5. At Aberdeen, aged esq. of the Civil Service, third son of late 86, Deacon Alexander Watson, tailor; the Rev. Juhn Boutflower, Vicar of Seymour author of that popular national song, “The and Cayton, in Yorkshire, and brother to Kail Brose of Auld Scotland;" and otber late Dr. Boutflower, of Hull. similar effusions.

Lately. Ac Madras, Henry Byrne, esq. Jan. 19. At Edinburgh, Nath. Gow, the barrister, youngest son of late Henry Byrne, well-kgown Scottish violinist and composer esq. of Seaton and Castletown, co. Lowth. of many popular airs. In his latter days Sept. 30. At Allyighur, aged 23, Lieut. Mr. Gow had enjoyed a pension from King D'Arcy Johnston, second son of Sir Wm. George IV. who treated him with some Johoston, Bart. of that Ilk, and of Hilltown, marks of Royal condescension, on observing Aberdeenshire. bim at the head of his band in Dalkeith

Nov. 25. Sir James Dewar, Chief JusHouse in 1822.

tice of Bombay, the fourth Judge deceased IRELAND.-Jan. 3. At Newcastle, co. at that Presidency within two years. Longford, aged 19, the Hon. Louisa King, West Indies.-Aug. 29. In Jamaica, youngest daughter of Lord Viscount Lor

Lieut. Brampton, 84th foot. ton, and grand daughter of the dowager

Oct. 6. In Jamaica, James Betty, esq. Countess of Rosse.

after a residence of 40 years. Jan. 21. William Blood, esq. of Apple- Oct. 12. In Jamaica, aged 120, Jane vale. He was sitting alone in his parlour, Morgan, a degro woman, formerly belongwhen a shot was fired through the door, upon ing to Geo. Crawford Ricketts, esq. Actorwhich he retreated to the kitchen, and ney-Gen. of that Island. She had been to thence to the back-yard, where, dreadful to England three times, and returned to Jarelate, he was shot while attempting to es- maica. She was healthy until within a few cape. The party robbed the house of some months before her death, and retained her money, and then decamped.

faculties to the day of her death. EAST INDIES.—May 23. Ac Berham- Oct. 13. In Jamaica, W. S. Walker, M.D. pore, Lieut.-Col. Morrell.

Oct. 26. la Jamaica, Dr. Archibald June 15. At Ahmedabad, in the pro- Thompson, having recently arrived from vince of Guzerat, Lieut. Geo.-Wm. Money, England.

286

OBITUARY.–Bill of Mortality.- Markets. [March, Oct. 31.

In Jamaica, Capt. W. G. Dou- in June 1825, Elinor, 2d dau. of the late glas, 22 reg.

Joha de Mierre, esq. Nov. 10. In Jamaica, Mrs. Frances Peat, Dec. 21. At Jersey, the widow of John aged 103.

Edye, esq. of Pioney, Devon. Nov. 27. At Trinidad, aged 18, Ensign Dec. 28. At St. Germaine en Laye, F. M. Warde, 1st reg. son of Gen. Sir Hen. James Feilde, esq. brother to W. H. Fielde, Warde, K.C.B. of Dean House, near Alres- erg of Stanstedbury, Heits. the Rev. Thus. ford, and late Governor of Barbadoes. F. and the late Mrs. Nath. Kemp, of Oving.

ABROAD.-Oct. 11. Aged 76, Richard dean, Sussex. J. Uniacke, esq. Attorney-Gen. for Nova- Jan. 17. At Malta, the Right Hon. EliScotia.

zabeth-Jemima Countess dowager of Errol, Nov. 20. At Moscow, aged 104, Prince wife of the Right Hon. John Hookham Jury Wladimirowitsch Dolgorowki, who, on Frere, of Roydon, Norfolk. She was the the 8th of July, 1770, bravely defended his second dau. of Joseph Blake, esq. grandship in the famous battle of Tchesme, and father of the present Lord Wallscourt, by was, in 1797, appointed Governor of Mos- Hovoria, dau. of Dermot Daly, esg: was cow by the Emperor Paul.

first married Jan. 25, 1790, to George 16th Nov. 28. Drowned, on the coast of Suf- Earl of Errol, who died without issue June folk, on his passage from Hanburgh to 14, 1798; and secondly to Mr. Frere, London, Lieut. James Robertson, R N. Sept. 12, 1816.

Dec. 17. At New York, in the hospital, Jan. 21. At Marseilles, aged 41, John driven by indigence from Mexico, Louis Brotherton, eldest son of late J. B. esq. Joseph Marmontel, son of the celebrated Collector of Customs at Boston. French writer. The Duke of Orleans and Feb. 3. At Paris, aged 37, Fraoces-Mary, the Duchess de Bourbon were his sponsors, wife of Godfrey John Kneller, esq. late of and the Court held a little holiday at his Donhead Hall, Wilts. birth.

Lately Ac Marseilles, Capt. Wm. RichAt Neufchatel, aged 34, Henry Van ards, R. N. of Bellevue, Llanengan, Moom.. Salusbury, LL.D. late Fellow of Trinity- At Calais, aged 57, Lient. W. Mounier, hall, Cambridge ; brother to Sir Tho. Rob. R.N.; he attained that rank in 1795. Salusbury, Bart. He was the third and At Munich, the Hon. Murgaret Erskine, youngest son of Sir Robert the first and

second dau. of Lord Erskine, the British late Baronet, by Catherine, dau, and coh, of Minister at that Court. Charles Van, of Llanwern, esq. and married

BILL OF MORTALITY, from Feb. 23 to March 22, 1831.
Christened.

Buried.
Males.
....630

Males. 1312

.........841

1607 Females, .....682

Females..

...............766 S

}

}

91.

PRICE OF HOPS, March 25. Kent Bags ............ 8i. 105. to

91. 15s. | Farnham (seconds). 8l. Os. to 141. (s. Sussex

53. to jol. 15s.
Kent Pockets .....

91. 9s, to 141. 148. Essex

ol. Os. to

01. Os. Sussex, ...................... 91, 5$. to 10). 15s. Farnham (fine).

Os. to 181. Os.
Essex

8l. Os. to 10. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, March 22. Smithfield, Hay 21. 10s. to 41. Os. Straw il. 135. to 21. Os. Clover 41. 10s. to 51. Os.

...... 151.

Os.

SMITHFIELD, March 21. To sink the Offal-per stone of 8lbs. Beef ........... 45. od. to 4s. 60. Lamb.

Os. od. to Os. Od. Mutton. .................. 4s.

8d. to 58. 2d. Head of Cattle at Market . March 21: Veal ..................... 58. od. to 6s. od. Beasts ...

2,790 Calves 120 Pork........ 43. 4d. to 5s. 2d.

Sheep and Lambs 20,550 Pigs 170 COAL MARKET, March 25, 22s. Od. to 29s. 6d. TALLOW, per cwt.-Town Tallow, 48s. Od. Yellow Russia, 49s. Od. SOAP.-Yellow, 76s. Mottled 82s. Curd, 845,- ---CANDLES, 8s. per doz. Moulds, 9s.6d,

4 p.ct.

4 p.ct.

17

19$
3$

5 p.ct.

1831.]

[ 287 ] PRICES OF SHARES, March 21, 1831, At the Office of WOLFE, BROTHERS, Stock & Share Brokers, 23, Change Alley, Cornhill. CANALS. Price. Div.r.anr.. RAILWAYS. Price.

Div.p.an. Ashby-de-la-Zouch £.800 £. 4 0

Forest of Dean £ 14 0 €.2 10 Ashton and Oldham 100 0 5 0

Manchester & Liverp.

185 0 Barosley 215 0 10 0 Stockton & Darlington

210 0 5 0 Birmingh. (1-8th sh.) 265 0 12 10 WATER-WORES. Breckoock & Abergav. | 105 0 6 0 East London

5 0 Chelmer & Blackwater 103 0 5 0

Graud Junction

485 2 10 Coventry

795 0 50
Kent

40

2 0 Cromford

17

Manchester & Salford 434
Croydon

2 0
South London

85 0
Derhy
120 0 6 0 West Middlesex

70 0 3 0 Dudley

51 0 2 15 INSURANCES. Ellesmere and Chester 75 0 3 15 Albion

74 0 3 10 Forth and Clyde

625 0 27 0

Alliance Glamorganshire 290 0 13 12 8 Atlas

94

010 Grand Junction

246 0 13 0 British Commercial 54 54p.ct. Grand Surrey

2 10
County Fire

37 0 2 10 Grand Union

231

1 0
Eagle

5 0 0 5 Grand Western

77 dis.
Globe

1344 7 0 Grantham

195 0 10 0
Guardian

245

1' 0 Huddersfield

154 0 10
Hope Life

5

6s.6d. Kennet and Avon . 251

1 5
Imperial Fire

96 0 5 5 Lancaster

19£

1 0
Ditto Life

9

0 8 Leeds and Liverpool 397 20 0 Protector Fire.

1

1 s.6d. Leicester

217 0
0 Provident Life

1 0 0 Leic. and North'n 72 0 4 0 Rock Life

0 3 Loughborough

205 0 RI. Exchange (Stock) 1860 Mersey and Irwell

40 0

MINES. Monmouthshire 225 0 12 0

Anglo Mexican

27 N.Walsham & Dilham 10 0

Bolanos

165 0 Neath

930 0 18 0
Brazilian (iss. at 5 pm)

55 0 3 10 Oxford

510 0 32
British Iron

9 0 Peak Forest

75 0 3 0
Colomb. (iss. at 5 pm)

404 dis. Regent's

0 12

Hibernian Rochdale

73

4 0

Irish Mining Comp 4 0
Severn and Wye

204 1 0
Real Del Monte

32 0 Shrewsbury

250 0 11 0
United Mexican

95
Staff. and Wor.
710 0 38 0

GAS LIGHTS.
Stourbridge

220 0 12 0
Westminster Chartd.

3
52}

0 Stratford-on-Avon 354 0 1 5

Ditto, New

104 0 12 Stroudwater

490 0 23 0
City

191 0 10 0 Swansea

15 0
Ditto, New

120 0 6 0 Thames & Severn, Red 29 0 110

Phænix .

2
Ditto, Black
20

pm.
0 16 6
British

2 dis. Trent & Mersey(I sh.) 630 0 37 10

Bath

33 0 Warw, and Birming.

84 p.ct. 250 0 12 0 Birmingham

973

5 Warwick and Napton

0 215 0 11 5 Birmingham&Stafford

4 0 Wilts and Berks

5 0

4
Brighton

9} Worc. and Birming. 87 0 3 0

Bristol

38 0 10 DOCKS.

p.ct. Isle of Thanet.

2 dis. St. Katharine's

3
Lewes

18 0 London

(Stock)
62} 3 o do. | Liverpool

380 0 10 0 West India (Stock)

122 0 8 o do. || Maidstone East India (Stock) 67 0 4 O do.

Ratcliff Commercial (Stock) 77 0 o do. | Rochdale

1 5 Bristol 125 0 4 15 10 Sheffield

60 0

10 p.ct. BRIDGES.

Warwick

49 0 Hammersmith

25 0 1 10 MISCELLANEOUS Southwark .

23

Australian Agricult') 13 dis. Do. New 78 per cent.

1 15 Auction Mart

17 0 15 0 Vauxhall

194
Annuity, British

174

( 288 )
METEOROLOGICAL DIARY, BY W. CARY, STRAND,

From Feb. 26 to March 25, 1831, both inclusive.
Fahrenheit's Therm.

Fahrenheit's Therm.

Il o'clock

Weather.

Night.

Day of
Month.
8 o'clock
Morning

Noon.
U o'clock
Night.

in. pts.

lin. pts.

163205

4 6 pm. 6 7 pm. 6 5 pm. 6 2 pm.

968 163 205

OVORA

5 pm.
3 pm.
5 3 pm.
5 3 pm.
3 1 pm.

3 6 pin.

16 18 pm.

26199 79 8378475
871 874 63

18 17 pm. 28/1381784 78 77 $

863|866
963 164

17 18 p. 1199 1774 6: 76 86 857 855 4 95% 16%

16 18 pm. 2 77% 6% 765 868 864 854 5

17 14 pm. 76° 5 858 85 854 4%

203 3

4 3 pm. 854 16 18 pm.

4 75 g 65 85 4 841 58

17 19 pm. 5 1761 854

18 20 pm.

202
75% 6%
844 54

20 19 pm.

202 75* 64 863 8 85

18 19 pm. 754 5 9 84 37

18 14 pm. 10 75 * 844

843 15 17 pm. l 752 63

85 g 5 12 753 184}

17 18 pm. 14 76 54 854 48

17 18 pm. 75% 6% 15

85

6 2 pm.

17 18 pm. 16 764 85%

24 pm. 853 18 16 pr.. 17 76

854 18 763 858 68

16 17 pm. 19 768 6 854 4

5 3

pm.

3 21 76% 5% 858 8

pm.

16 17 pm. 22 764 } 85 $

17 16 pm.

3 23 77 63 86ê 5 s

16 17 pm. 24 76 7 86

pm.

'16 18 pm.

18 25 77% 95 87} 8.1

pm. 26 794 85 -88$

25 29 pm. New South Sea Annuities, March 5, 76; 8, 76 ; 22, 76$.

Old South Sea Adouities, March 1, 76%.

6 4 pm.

4 pm.
5 3 pm.

18 16 pm.

18 16 pm.

2 pin.

24 pm.
6 8 pm.

J.J. ARNULL, Stock Broker, Bank-buildings, Cornhill,

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Original Communications.

Review of New Publications. MINOR CORRESPONDENCE .......................290 Nichols's Literary Illustrations, Vol. VI....325 Letter of Charles I. to the M. of Ormond...291 Cunningham's Lives of British Architects...329 Petition of Mr. Hickman to Charles II.....,292 Jones's Poems, edited by Southey

...........330 Families of Hickman, Pilkington, and Mey.293 Guide to Wimborne Minster.......

...332 On Preservation of St. Saviour's Church.... 294 Sir W. Betham on Digaities.......

......334 Remains at St. Michael's, Crooked-lane.....295 Snow's Forms of Prayer........

..336 Family of Adm. Lord Rodney................296 James's History of Chivalry........ .337 Registers of London Chapels enquired after..il. Cartwright's Rape of Bramber...... ..339 New CHURCHES.—St. Mary's, Lambeth....297 Sketch of the Bank of England.... .340 Holy Trinity Church, Chelsea.......... 299 Bishop of Llandaff's Charge....... ........342 Account of St. Bees, Cumberland ...........300 Lardoer's Memoirs of George IV...............ib. Letter of Hartlib on death of des Cartes.....303 Annual Retrospect of Public Affairs......... 343 Notices of Rowdell and Shermanbury, Sussex 305 History of Maritime Discovery................ib. Bougier-Privilege of Bouche at Court......306 Miscellaneous Reviews, 344.--Fine Arts....347 Royal Hospitality in England .......... .309 LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.-New Works.....348 On the Belgæ, Aquitani, and Celtæ............ib. ANTIQUARIAN RESEARCHES, 351.—Poetry.352 Removal of Inscriptions from the Monument 311

Historical Chronicle. City Records relative to the Monument......318

Proceedings in Parliament.......... .........353 Church of St. Etienne-du-Mont, Paris......315

Foreign News, 359.--Domestic Occurrences.361 Desiderata in Historical Literature

..........317

Promotions, 364_Marriages, &c.............965 Junius–Lauchlin Macleane...................318

OBITUARY; with Memoirs of the Earl of Proofs founded on Handwriting fallacious...319

Darnley ; Lord C. H. Smerset; Lady C. Cheapside Cross.-Raphael's Cartoons......320

Waldegrave; Sir M. Cholmeley; Sir J.P. Classical Literature.

Acland; T. Hope, Esq ; Rev. W. H. Carr; Byron's Lines on Kirke White Latinized....321

Gen. Lethbridge; Simon Bolivar ; &c. &c.366 Disquisition on Καμηλος....... Greek Lexicon, by Dunbar and Barker......322

Bill of Mortality.–Markets, 382.--Shares.383 On Modern Latin Poetry ..... .824 Meteorological Diary.—Prices of Stocks..384

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