fided conftantly in Stonehaven, performing, during the latt 37 years of his life, the duty of an active and trusty executor of the law, in which occupation his fuperior manual prowels was often displayed. He was thrice married, and the lait time, within thefe few years, to a young woman. He was a brawny man, 5 feet 11 inches high, uniting a very athletic appearance with an exact fymmetry of shape. Even at 96 his gait was perfectly erect and eafy. Within thete last months of his life he has been known, without leeming trouble to himleif, to walk from 30 to 40 miles a day, in the execution of his duty as a theriff's officer. He always enjoyed good health; and there is every reaton to prefume that his life might have been confiderably farther prolonged, had The not, at the late county election, in a moment of hilarity, forgotten that he was old. By drinking too freely, he was feized with an inflammation, which in eight days put an end to his existence. Of a confumption, in the 39th year of her age, Mrs. Reed, wie of Andrew Reed, eiq. of Cleveland row, St. James's, and daughter of Gildert, eiq. of Finchley, in Middlefex. 31. The Rev. Richard Clarke, formerly rector of St. Philip's, Charieftown, South Carolina, and late rector of Hartley, Kent, in his 83d year. At the New Road, near Durdhan Down, Mr. Richards, formerly leader of the band at the Opera House and Drury lane theatre. AUG. 1. The Rev. Mr. Turner, mimitter of the Roman Catholic congregation at Morpeth. 2. George Stovin, efq. of Percy ftreet, Bedford-iquare. Mr. Richards, of Hlborn Hill, father of the ftationers' company. 4. Charles Count Lockhart, fon of the General Count Lockhart, of the Roman empire. In his 70th year, Mr. Charles Moorhoufe, upwards of 40 years one of the clerks of the bank of England. 5. Richard Earl Greivenor. He was born in June 1731, and married in 1764 Henrietta, daughter of Thomas Vernon. 6. Stephen Charles Brown, fecond clerk in the comptroller's department, ftamp office. 7. At Knightsbridge, Mr. Lewis, the aldelt booklelier in London. Lately, at Plymouth, Mrs. Galkin, mother of the Rev, Dr. Gakkin. 9. William Witham, efq. of Cliffs, Yorkshire. John Hughes, efq. of Delahay-ftreet, Weltminster. The Rev. Dr. Lewes, rector of Whippingham, in the Isle of Wight, and of Ewell, in Surry, brother of Sir Watkin Lewes. 10. At Dulwich Common, Dr. Robert Lalman. 12. At Welt Green, Hants, General Sir Robert Sloper, K. B. 14. Itaac Pickering, efq. of the island of Tortola. Lately, Mr. Samuel Lawrence, hofer in Cheaptide. 19. In Charlotte street, Rathboneplace, Chriftopher Milbourn, elq, aged 86. Jeffery Jackfon, eiq. of Woodford Bridge, aged 73, formerly a commander in the fervice of the East India Company. 23. At his house in Great Cumberlidge ftreet, of a fever, John Randall, efq. hip builder of Greenland Dock; whole lots will be feverely felt in that vicinity; where he had eftablished a school that was principally fupported by himfelt, at which the children of his men were educated gratuitoufly; and when their wives lay-in, he cauled comfortable things to be fent them both for their nourishment and convenience; betides doing various other charitable a&ts throughout the whole neighbourhood. (In our next Magazine we hope to lay before our Readers Jome account of this truly respectable charaster.) 24. At Clapham, in his 57th year, George Griffin Stoneftreet, eiq. a director of the Phoenix fire office, and the Pelican life office. DEATHS ABROAD. In the East Indies, Lieut. Col. Tho mas Wharton, commander of the 5th regiment of native cavalry. Latels, at Antigua, Mr. John Emp fon, malter's furgeon of the Cattor frigate. Lately, in France, aged 92, Madame Du Bocage, author of "Letters concerning England, Holland, and Italy, 2 vols. Izmo. 1771; Paradis Terrefire, imitated from Milton; Les Amazons, a tragedy acted in 1748. The Temple of Fame, imitated from Mr. Pope; The Colombiade, an epic poem; and the Confpia. racy of Walftein, tranflated from the French of M. Sarazin into Italian. Printed by. GOLD, late Bunney and Gold, Shee-lane, Londen, AUGUST 1802. Irish English India Indi India Exche. Irish Stock. Scrip Bonds. Bills. 5perC Omn. Lott. Tick. 1033 2011-16 5 1-16 12 28 78 72 72 70 a 71 70 a 834 100 103 20 dif. 69 12 3 16 85 1001 10320 9-165 1 16 dif. 69 83 100 1033 201 6s. pr. 833 100% 1035 20} 43 70 12 3 16 209 83 5 1-16 43 6912 5-16 883 100g 104 201 5 1-16 4 dif. 70212 5.16 88 101 1032 2015-16 dif. 12 dif. 70% 104 2013 15 5 dif. 12 5-16 104 2013-16 5 dif. 70 12 5-16 1003 1044 201 100 1031 201 dif. 12 3.16 $8 100 104 2011-16| 6 dif. 70 12 5-16 208 871 100 1032 2011-16 dif. 69 203 N.B. In the 3 per Cent. Confols the highest and lowest Price of each Day is given; in the other Stocks the higheft Price only. THE European Magazine, For SEPTEMBER 1802. [Embellished with, 1. A PORTRAIT OF SIR JOSEPH BANKS. 2. A VIEW of the RUINS of the PRIORY of the HOLY TRINITY, DUKE'S PLACE. And, 3. A PLAN of the WEST INDIA Docks, from LIMEHOUSE to BLACKWALL.] CONTAINING, Page 167 176 Memoirs of Sir Jofeph Banks, Bart. 163 Remarks on Lycophron's Caffandra 166 M. Garnerin's Account of his Afcene from St. George's Parade, North-Audley-freet, and Defcent in a Parachute, Sept. 21, 1802 Vestiges, collected and recollected, by Joseph Moser, Esq. No. III, -169 On Card playing Original Letter from William Guthrie, Etq. Author of the Hiftory of Scotland and Geographical Grammar, to the Earl of Buchan Anecdotes of Thomas Jefferfon, Prefident of the United States of America, and of the Little Turtle, Chief of the Miamis Indians ; with an Account of Vaccination among them 177 178 M. Garnerin's Account of his Afcent from Bath, Sept. 7 180 Population Returns 182 On the Exercife of the Powers of she Mind 183 Copy of an Original Letter from Sir Francis Windibank, to King. Charles the Firft, with the King's Anfwer in the Margin Page 200 205 210 ibid. 211 ibid. LONDON REVIEW. Campbell's Journey from Edinburgh through Parts of North Britain Charnock's Hiftory of Marine Architecture [Concluded] Service's Caledonian Herd-Boy The Afiatic Annual Register, for the Year 1801 Hutton's Hiftory of the Roman Wall which croffes the Inland of Britain ibid. Confiderations on the late Elections for Westminster and Middlesex Willich's Domestic Encyclopædia ibid. Public Difputations in the Oriental Languages at Bengal Description of the West India Docks from Limehoufe to Blackwall Theatrical Journal; including Clofing of the Haymarket Theatre, with Mr. Colman's AddrefsOpening of the Winter TheatresCharacters of fome new Performers 217 Poetry; including Ode, on hearing that Bonaparte had fuppreffed the English Newspapers in FranceA Kentish Dialogue-To Ambition-Thoughts on Home-Infcription in a Wood in Suffex, &c. 219 Imputations against M. Garnerin : with his Reply 186 Eflays after the Manner of Gold Perfons who refide abroad, and who wish to be fupplied with this Work every Month as pub.. lifted, may bave it fent to them, FREE OF POSTAGE, to New York, Halifax, Quebec, and every Part of the Weft Indies, at Tavo Guineas per Annum, by Mr. THORNHILL, of the General Post Office, at No 21, Sherborne Lane; to Hamburg, Lisbon, Gibraltar, or any Part of the Mediterranean, at Two Guineas, per Annum, by Mr. BISHOP, of the General Poft Office, at No. 22, Sherborne Lane; to any Part of Ireland, at, One Guinea and a Half per Annum, by Mr. 1 Tu, of the General Poft Office, at No. 3, Sherborne Lane; and to the Cape of Good Hope, or any Part of the East Indies, at Thirty Shillings per Annum, by Mr. Guy, at the Eaft India Hoife. We fhould be glad to oblige our refpectable Correfpondent G. H. but perfonal politicks do not agree with our plan. The invective, therefore, against Sir F. B.however elegantly and forcibly written, cannot be admitted. Neflor, H. P. and Londinenfès, are received. 8. d.ls. d. s. London Wheat Rye | Barl. Oats Beans d. AVERAGE PRICES of CORN from September 11, to September 18. COUNTIES upon the COAST. Wheat Rye Barley Oats Beans 236 630 625 933 I 034 323 034 6 66 INLAND COUNTIES. Kent 66 9 64 0 36 |