-Mr. William Rawling, of London, to Miss Wrigglesworth daughter of Mr. Wrigglesworth of Leeds, timber-merchant. -Richard, son of Richard Atkinson, esq. of Lancaster, to Frances, second daughter of N. Grimshaw,, esq. Preston.

15. Mr. Joseph Steel of Rotherham, draper, to Miss Wilson. At the Friends' Meeting-House Kendal, Mr. Armistead, of Leeds, brush-manufacturer, to Miss Wilson, daughter of Mr. Anthony Wilson of Wray, near Hawkshead.

16. At Wakefield, Mr. John Wilson, of Sheffield, cutler, to Mary, daughter of J. Crossley, esq. of Eastwood near Halifax.

DEATHS.

Feb. 17. Mr. Thomas Bosworth, who was appointed by the British and Foreign School Society to establish their system of education at Port-au-Prince, in consequence of an invitation from the President Petion.

11. In the city of Exeter, where he had gone for the benefit of his health, aged 43, the Rev. Edward Hare, formerly of Sheffield; having been about twenty years an itinerant preacher in the Methodist connection...

March 12. At Howden, Mrs. Naylor, aged 70, relict of Captain Naylor, formerly of Liverpool.

At Chapel-Allerton, near Leeds, Mrs. Kitchingman, aged 65:- on the 30th, her son, in bis 26th year:-and on April 8, her husband, Mr. John Kitchingham.

20. At his father's house in York, Mr. Thomas Jennings, aged 19.-At Sheffield, Mr. Robert Burnand, aged 82.-Suddenly, in the 37th year of her age, Mrs. Jones, wife of C. Jones, esq. of Chononley-hall, near Skiptou.

21. At New Malton, aged 85, Mr. Richardson.

22. In Oldfield-road, Manchester, much respected, Mrs. Jackson.

23. At York, after a lingering illness, aged 28, Jane, eldest daughter of the late James Backhouse, esq. of Darlington, banker, one of the society of Friends.-At Scarbro', Mr. Jonathan Huntriss, in the 70th year of his age.

24. At an advanced age, Mrs. Butler, wife of the Rev. Thomas Butler, rector of Bentham.

27. Mr. John Lightley of Hull, brewer. April 1. In London, Lady Ann, wife of H. Hudson, esq. of Bessingbynear Bridlington, and daughter of the late Marquis Townsend. In London, aged 75, Mr. William Preston, author of the "Illustra tions of Masonry,"

April 3. At Brickhill Manor, the Right Hon. Lady Olivia Panacefat Duncombe, wife of P. Duncombe, esq. and youngest daughter of the Earl of Cavan.

4. At Southampton, in his 86th year, John Ferguson, esq. Admiral of the White. 5. At Carhead, W. Wainman, esq, aged

78.

6. At the advanced age of 103, Mr. James Beachill, of Monkfrystone, near Ferrybridge, farmer.-At his house in Hollesstreet, Dublin, Sir Richard Musgrave, who devoted a long life to the service of his country, of his friends, and of mankind, by the unwearied exertion of no ordinary talents, literary, political, and moral.

7. At Manchester, aged 56, Mr. Joseph Richards, of the White Bear Inn, which house he had kept for upwards of 22 years.

8. At Hull, aged 50, Mr. John Whitehead, grocer.-At Carlton, in Holderness, aged 52, John Dodsworth, esq. formerly a merchant in Hull.-At Penzance, in her 66th year, Emily, Countess of Bellamont, daughter of James Duke of Leinster and sister to the late Duke.-In George-street, Hanover-square, London, Sir Richard Garnon, Bart. uncle to the Marchioness of Buckingham, and many years representative in Parliament for the city of Winchester.

9. Aged 14, Ann, the youngest daughter of Mr. Nightingale, saddler, of York. -James Lawson, esq. F R. S. director of the machinery of His Majesty's Mint-a gentleman not less distinguished for his mechanical ingenuity and philosophical knowledge, than for his mild urbanity of manners and friendly disposition.

10. Aged 90, Henry Duncombe, esq. of Copgrove, near Knaresbrough, many years representative of the county of York, who by his upright and independant conduct, gained the entire confidence of his constituents.-At her house in St. Saviour-gate, York, in the 80th year of her age, after a long and tedious illness, Mrs. Smith, relict of the late Thomas Smith, esq. who was senior alderman and father of that city.

11. Was interred in the Friend's burying ground, at Darlington, Mr. John Dodshon, principal clerk in the banking-house of Messrs. Backhouse, which situation be filled for upwards of 30 years, discharging the trust reposed in him with a fidelity that insured him the esteem of his employers.—At his father's house, Helinsley, universally respected, Mr. Robert, Sandwith, of Stokesly, surgeon. He was a young man of great medical knowledge, and his

Aguilar, Isaac, Devonshire-square, broker. [Scott and Son, Mildred's-court. Atkinson, John, Aldgate, High-st. butcher. [Baddeley, Leman-st. Goodman's Fields. Ball, George Middleton, Shadwell, auctioneer. [West, Wapping. Beauchamp, Robt. Coventry-st. Haymkt. lace-dealer. [Wilde, Warwick-square. Bell, Wm. Tottenham-court-road, linendraper. [Niblett, Cheapside. Berry, John, Fleet-street, tailor. [Deykes, Thavies-Inn.

Biggs, Geo. Holborn-bridge, silversmith [Tucker, Bartlett-buildings. Bishop, Thos. Warnford-court, merchant. [Holt, Threadneedle-street. Brown, Henry, Ruddington, Notts. butch. er. (Hall, Notts.

Bowdige, John, Axminster, Devon, baker. [Knight, Axminster.

Butler, James, Prescott, nursery - man.
[Reardon and Davis, Corbet-court.
Bull, James, Bristol, victualler. [Cornish,
Bristol.

Burnett, Andrew, Lisle-street, Westminst.
upholsterer. (Allen, Carlisle-st. Soho.
Cave, Thomas, Hindley, Lanc. [Ditchfield,
Wigan.

Cook, John, Liverpool, merchant, [Clarke and Co. Chancery-Lane. Cholders, Robert, George-street,victualler. (Parnell, Church-street, Spital-fields. Coles, Charles, Ditcham-grove, Southamp. stationer. [Beverley, Temple. Cole, Robert, King-street, Holborn, coachmaker. [Langley, Charlotte-street, Bedford-square.

Coles, Charles, and Francis Galpin,Fleetstreet, stationers. [Lowden, Clement's Inn.

Croncher, John Honour, Gt. Alie-st. Good

man's Fields, spirit-mercht. (Graham, Barnard's Inn.

Cuthbert, Robert, Alborough, Holderness miller. (Johnson, Beverley. Daulby, Daniel, and Richard Grace the younger, Manchester, coal - merchant. [Whitehead, Manchester.

Davenport, Saml. Egham, brewer. (Shepherd, Hyde-street.

Dowgill, Benjamin, Leeds, stone-mason. [Ward, Leeds.

Duckworth, Ellis, Manchester, liquor-merchant. [Clarke and Co. ChanceryLane.

Earle, John, Winchester, druggist. [Gadwin, Winchester.

Elwell, Wm. Birmingham, chemist. [Wills, Birmingham.

Firth, John, and Michael Bailey, Dews

bury, clothiers. [Hopkinson, Wakefield.

Fleming, Thomas, Liverpool, linen-draper. [Law, Manchester.

Fletcher, Bernard, Deptford, linen-draper. [Concanot, Great Suffolk-straet. Forster, Peter, Liverpool, mercht. (Bulmer, Liverpool.

Frost, John, Grange Road, victualler. [Whitton, Great James-st. Bedfor Row. Gates, Samuel, Steyning, Sussex, winemerchant. [ewis, Crutched-Friars. Gibbs, George, Droxford, Southampton, potter. [Dunn, New Arlesford, Hants. Garside, Robert, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton-spinner. [Paulden, Stockport. Gill, John, Mill-Pheasant, Stoke Damerell, Devon, rope-maker. [Coryndon, Plymouth.

Hack, Thomas, Bear-Garden, Southwark, anchor-smith. (Clutton & Co. High-st. Hall, Ashley, Drayton, Stafford, dealer. [Jenkinson, Stafford.

[Hind

Hart, Wm. Newport, bookseller. marsh, Jewin-street, Cripplegate. Hayes, Fletcher, Waverton, Lancashire, innkeeper. [Bulmer, Liverpool. Hardwick, Thomas, Lutterworth, cornfactor. [Jeyes, Northampton. Hardwick, Philip, Wesbury, Somerset, innholder. [Welsh, Somerset. Harvey, Wm. Houndsditch, coppersmith. [Walton and Co. Basinghall-street. Henderson, James, St. Pancras, merchant. (Atcheson, Winchester-st. Broad-st. Horrabin, Robert, Bolton-le-Moors, hatter. [Unwin, Manchester.

Howard, Robt. Stockport, manufacturer. [Walters, Stockport.

Humphreys, Jas. Talbot-ct. Gracechurchstreet, tailor. (Lang, America-square. Illingworth, Abm., Philpot-la., wine-merchant. [Blandford, Bruton-st. Berkleysquare.

Johnson, Alexander, Manchester, silk

mercer. [Wilson, Manchester. Joseph, Joseph, Radcliffe-Highway, slopseller. [Poole, Old Broad-street. Land, Edw. Warwick-row, Surrey, baker, [Child, King-street, Southwark. Lawrence, Wm., Old-st.-road, victualler, [Vandercomb & Co. Canon-street. Leach, Hugh, and John Ambrose, Bristol, linen-merchants. [Cooke, Bristol. Liddiard, Thos. Chiswell-street, plumber. [Mawley, High-street, Southwark. Lord, James, Manchester, tobacconist, [Buckley, Manchester.

Lowe, Alex. Christie, Tokeu-house yard,

mercht. [Brough, South Malton street. Lockwood, John, St. Pancras, chair maker. [Hamilton, Berwick-st. Soho.

Mahson, Rouse, Knight's-bridge, baker. [Shuter, Millbank-st. Mackavoy, Edwd. Greenwich, victualler. [Suter, Greenwich.

Martin, Thos., & Simon Hopkins, Bristol,
linen-drapers. [Clarke, Bristol.
Miles, John, Uxbridge, truss-maker. [Rud.
alls, Barnard's Inn, Holborn.
Miles, John, Holborn, linen-draper. (May-
hew, and Co. Chancery-lane.
Osbourne. Charles, Billiter square, merc.
[Holt Threadneedle-street.
Osbonrue, William, Sculcoates, merchant.
(Swann, Hall.

Padgett, Wm., Vauxhall, grocer.
Broad-street-buildings.

[Edis,

Page, Geo., Cranbourne-st., silk-mercer, [Adams, Old Jewry.

[Ed

Payne, Hen. Herbert, Strood, Kent, brewer. [Bowman, Everet-street, Russel-sq. Pratt, John, Kennington, surgeon. wards and son, Castle-street. Patterson, Christo. Clerkenwell, woollen factor. [Noy & Co., Mincing-lane. Parish, Joseph, East Teignmouth, dealer. (Frome, Exeter.

Peak, Josh. Newcastle-under-Lyne, merchant. (Sparrow, Newcastle. Peacock, John Henry, Burwell, Cambr. merchant. [Evans & Archer, Ely. Penfold, Robert, Deptford, victualler. [Pearson, Temple.

Porter, John, Wrington, Somerset, nursery-man. [Welsh, Wells.

Powell, James, Bristol, broker. (Short, Bristol.

Powell, Thos. Leominster, butcher, (Harris, Leominster.

Procter, John, and Job Besser, Steyningla., cloth-factors. [Taylor, Clement's I Pagh, John, Llanfihangel-y-Pennant, far-. mer. [Murrow, Liverpool. Rains, John Soady, Wapping-wall, mercht. (Sweet and Stokes, Basinghall-street. Ramscar, Mark, Bucklersbury, warehousman. [Milne and Parry, Temple. Read, Eli, and Thos. Baker, Gt. Russell-st. linen-drapers. [Willis and Co. Throgmorton-street.

Robinson, John, St. Mary Hill, ship-insurance broker. [Hellyer, temple. Robinson, Cawood, Spalding, dealer. (Foster and Bonner, Spalding. Rouse, Wm. Woolwich, victualler. (Faulkner, Dean-st. Southwark.

Russell, James, Old-Change, stationer. (Russen and Son, Aldersgate-street. Sandback, John, Woolwich, currier. (Sandom, Dept ford.

Sandwell, Robert Baker, Deal, grocer. (Wilmott, Ramsgate.

Sage, John, and Thos. Pomfrett, Maidstone. milters. (Benton, Union-st, Southwark. Scott, Richard, Liverpool, mercht. (Crowder and Co. Old Jewry, London. Scholes, Richd. Huddersfield, cora-merch. Brown, Huddersfield.

Sheppard, Wm. Bristol, bookseller. (Coulson, Bristol.

Smith, Robert, Gorton-lane, Lanc. warehouseman. (Nadin, Manchester.

Smith, Chas. and James Vickridge, Southampton-row, grocers. (Draper & Bird, Royal Exchange.

Southee, Geo. Canterbury, grocer. (Lindsay, Thomas's-street, Southwark. Southam, John, Birmingham, baker. (Webb and Tindall, Birmingham. Stephens, Henry, Penryn, mercht. [Crowder and Co. Old Jewry.

Still, John, Bristol, brass-founder. (Wintoun and Co. Bristol.

Stubbs, John, Haxey, Lincoln, innholder. (Martin and Scholefield, Hull.

Tett, Palmer, Seaton, Rutland, farmer. (Redifer, Stamford.

Towse, Wm. Wokingham, mercht. (Faithfull, Wokingham.

Watson, Mary Aune, Fareham, Southampton, mercer. (Paddon, Fareham. Walton, Benj. Birmingham, mercht. (Mole, Birmingham.

Walter, Samuel Elliott, Madeley, Salop,

printer. (Russell & Crown, Aldersgate. Welch, John, Gt. Yarmouth, haberdasher. (Cory, Great Yarmouth.

West, John Colley, Bristol, broker. (Fry, Axbridge.

West, Joseph, Leek, Stafford, corn-dealer. (Cook, Cierkenwell.

Willion, George, Ironmonger's-lane, merchant. (Hadfield, Manchester. Wilcocks, Edward, Aldersgate-st. mercht, (Tomlinsons & Co. Copthall-court. Wilmot, Saml. Reynolds, Bristol, brewer. (Cooke, Bristol.

Willie, John, Hull, brewer. (Kearsey and

Spurr, Bishopsgate-st. within. Willatts, Thos. Great Queen-street, ironmonger. (Mayhew & Co. Chancery-1.