Clutterbuck. William Sainsbury, Efq. brother to the late Alderman Sainsbury, of London.-The Rev. John Roberts, Archceacon of Merioneth.-Aged 85, L. Cox, Efq. of Brixton Caufeway, Surrey-After two days illnefs, Mr. J. Smith, of the Woolpack Inn, St. Alban's. In Norton-ftreet, John Hobcraft, Efq. aged 82.-At Tottenham, in the 74th year of his age, T. Gibfon, late of White Lion Court.-At Kentifh Town, Mr. Thomas Liddle, Partner in the houfe of Fryer, Jelford, Liddle, and Smallman, Blackwall Hall Factors, in Aldermanbury.

On Friday fe'nnight, in the 19th year of her age, at Potton, in Bedfordfhire, (where the lately went for the recovery of her health) Mifs Elizabeth Ward, only daughter of Mr. John Ward, farmer and grazier, of March, in the Ifle of Ely. It is only doing juftice to her merit to obferve that the whole tenour of her life was a continued round of kindness, good nature, and affability, and that her actions were an example which all who knew her were anxious to imitate; they were fuch as gave her parents fatisfaction and delight, and fuch indeed as muft long endear her to every feeling mind. So highly was the esteemed by her companions, that few were poffeffed of courage fufficient to attend her to the grave; but thofe few who could pay her this tribute of respect, were, from a fenfe of her genuine worth, fo bathed in tears, and fo involved in diftrefs, that nothing could footh their poignant grief but the animating reflection of her being made completely happy in the realms of blifs. "See there, all pale and dead the lies! "For ever flow my ftreaming eyes! "Dwelt faith, and wit, and fweetness

there:

"Oh! view the change, and drop a tear!" A few evenings ago a young man at Lynn, and though ftrange, yet it is true, his own fifter was married on the follow

ing morning.

A few days ago at Downham, near Ely, aged 74, Mrs. Creafy, mother of Mr. John Creafy, of Fordham, in Norfolk.

Laft week the Rev. John Hepworth. He held the rectory of Graff ham in Huntingdonshire, together with the rectory of Gransden Parva in this county. He was formerly of Bene't college, where he proceeded B. A. 1758, and M. A. 1761. He was a vigilant paftor, an affectionate father, and an upright man, and his lofs will be greatly re

gretted by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.

Laft week, on his return from Tunbridge Wells, where he had been for the recovery of his health, John Walker, gent. of Long Sutton, Lincolnshire.

Lately at her fon's houfe at Upwell parfonage in Norfolk, Mrs. Mary Pearfon, aged 82.

O. 8.] Sunday, at Whitstable, the Rev. T. Johnfon; he was rector of Charlton, near Dover, vicar of Scafalter, and curate of Whitftable.

On Wednesday, Mrs. Sparrow, wife of Mr. George Sparrow, of Stamford.

At Harlefton in Norfolk, Robert Suckling, Efq.-The Rev. Mr. Harris, rector of Micheldean, in Gloucestershire. The Rev. Dr. Eftcourt, rector of Long Newnton, Wilts, and of Didmarston and Oldbury, Gloucestershire.

08. 16.] Laft week the Rev. Mr. Newell, Rector of Ickford, Bucks.

Laft Wednesday evening, much regretted, at his houfe at Shennington, Surrey, J. Wallis, Efq. of his Majefty's Cuftoms, and formerly a resident at Whitchurch, in this county.

On the 10th inftant an inquifition was taken at Hopcroft's Holt, in the parish of Steeple Afton, before Mr. Gough, one of the Coroners for this county, on view of the body of an unknown travelling man, who was found dead in a

hovel of ftraw. The deceafed had been dead for fome days before he was found. -He was about five feet two inches high, dark hair, had a very long beard, and his wearing apparel of little or no value.

At Cape Francois, St. Domingo, on his paffage out to Jamaica, Charles Gataker, Efq. Paymafter of the 6th battalion of the 60th Regiment of Foot.-On his paffage from Bengal to St. Helena, Nathaniel P. Rees, Efq. fon of the Rev. Dr. Rees. At his feat at Dalquin, in the county of Galway, Ireland, at a very advanced age, the Right Hon. John Birmingham, Lord Baron Athenry, Premier Baron of Ireland. His Lordfhip fucceeded to the title on the death of the late Earl of Louth, but was prevented by his age and infirmities going through the ufual forms upon his affuming it. He is fucceeded in title and eftate by his nephew, John Birmingham, Efq. now at Gibraltar.-After a fhort illness, in the 23d year of her age, at Leighton Hall, near Lancaster, Mifs Betfey Mounfey.— At Bath, the Rev. Mr. Peaton, of Brinkworth, Wilts.-In Guilford Street, one of the infant fons of T. Amfinck,

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Efq.-In Bifhopfgate Street, after a fhort illnefs, Mrs. Duiffel.-At Ickwell Bury, Bedfordshire, Mrs. Harvey.- The only fon of Edward Peppin, Efq. of Walton Lodge, Surrey.-Mrs. Mation, relict of the late Archdeacon Mahon.-Át Hampftead, Mr. John Horner, junior, of Edinburgh At Sierra Leona, in his 23d year, Mr. C. Abbott.-Mr. Wm. Hawley, of Great Linford, Bucks-Mr. N. Field, fon of J. Field, Efq. of Reading. -Aged 93, Mrs. Phillott, relict of J. Phillott, Efq. of Bath.-Mr. Hellicar, Merchant, of Briftol.-Major Brooke, of Bath.-Aged 18, Mifs Gottwaltz, daughter of Mr. W. Gottwaltz, Poftmafter of Birmingham. Wm. Raybould, Efq. of Sutton Coldfield. Mifs Lucy Winfield, of Lichfield, in the 17th year of her age." At Whitehall, near Stourbridge, Mrs. Mary Rogers.-At Ramfgate, S. John Charlton, Efq. of Aplep Caftle.-Mifs Jane Broadfield, of Worcefter, eldest daughter of Owen Broadfield.

On Saturday evening, Mrs. Leach, widow of the late Mr. Barnet Leach, cook of Trinity College.

Yefterday fennight, at Bury St. Edmund's, aged 78, the Rev. Thomas Knowles, D. D. Lecturer of St. Mary's Church in that town upwards of 50 years, a Prebendary of Ely, Rector of Ickworth and Chedburgh, and Vicar of Winfton, all in Suffolk, and formerly Fellow of Pembroke Hall. This truly venerable character is alike diftinguifhed by extenfive erudition and unaffected piety; exemplary in the discharge of every relative and profeffional duty; refpected and honoured through life by thofe who knew his virtues; and in his death univerfally lamented.

Dr. Knowles was author of feveral learned controverfial and religious tracts, and publifhed fome few fingle fermons at the defire of his parishioners.-The livings of Ickworth and Chcdburgh are in the gift of the Earl of Briftol; Winfton is in the prefentation of the Dean and Chapter of Ely; and the Lectureship of St. Mary's, Bury, in the patronage of the Corporation of that town.

On Saturday laft, in Weymouth Street, Portland Place, the Rev. Robert Sumner, Vicar of Kenilworth and Stoneley, in Warwickshire, and formerly Fellow of King's College, B. A. 1771, and M. A. 1774. He was brother to the Rev. Dr. Sumner, Provoft of King's College.

On the first inftant, aged 67, Mr. Richard Martindale, of Coats in Whittlefea.

Yefterday fe'nnight at Ely, Mrs.

Hanchett, widow of the late Mr. Han chett, of Bream Farm.

On Saturday fe'nnight, at Leadenham, in Lincolnshire, Mr. Richard Doughty, of Fulbeck; and it being fufpected that his death was occafioned by the blows he had received in an affray with one Robert Watfon, an hoftler at Newark, about a fortnight preceding, an inqueft was on Monday taken upon view of the body, when the Jury, after a very ferious and patient inveftigation, returned a verdict of manslaughter against Watfon, who was thereupon committed by the Coroner to the caftle of Lincoln, to take his trial at the next affizes.

O. 22.] Wednesday morning, at Baldon Houfe, in this county, the infant fon of Sir Chriftopher Willoughby Bart.

Yefterday fe'nnight, at her house in Holywell, Mrs. Arnold, aged 72.

Yefterday morning, aged 45, Mr. John Payne, Upholder and Cabinet Maker, in the High Street.

James Long, Efq. of Great Cheverell Houfe, Wilts. Mrs. Ann Scudamore, aunt to John Scudamore, Efq. M. P. for Herefore.-Mr. Harvey, of Weth-. ley, near Feckenham.-Mr. John Hayward, fen. of Hanbury, Worcestershire. -At Clifton, in her 32d year, Mrs. G. Heineken, wife of the Rev. N. T. Heineken, of Brentford, Middlefex.-At Stapleton, J. Harford, Efq. an Alderman of Briftol.-At Stamford Hill, in the 7th year of his age, Mr. Daniel Bell.

On the 12th inft. the Rev. Thomas Lane, rector of Handfworth near Birmingham, and in the commiffion of the Peace for the county of Stafford.

Yefterday fe'nnight, in the 54th year of his age, after a long and painful illnefs, Mifs Johnfon, daughter of the late Robert Johnfon, Gent. of Whittlefey, in the Ifle of Ely.

On the 4th inftant, in Wales, where he lately went for the recovery of his health, the Rev. Thomas Smith, M. A. vicar of St. Ives, Hunts; and on the fame day, at the vicarage-houfe, St. Ives, Mrs. Smith, his wife. A family of eight children, deprived of both their parents in one day, is a circumftance truly afflictive to the furvivors.

On Friday laft, at Sopworth, in 'Gloucefterfhire, Daniel Ludlow, M. D.-His death was oceafioned by a fmall puncture of a thorn in one of his fingers, which inflaming, brought on a locked jaw. On what an infecure tenure does human life depend!

On Friday, after a lingering illness,
Jofeph

Jofeph Borrington, many years driver of the old Yarmouth coach which paffes through Bury, leaving a pregnant widow, with fix young children, in the greateft diftrefs, to lament his lofs.

Laft week, at Norwich, William Bishop Taylor, fon of William Taylor, of Framlingham, who was near eight

years old, weighed but 28 pounds, and was but 28 inches high :-his mother, while pregnant, having been frightened by a dwarf.

***We shall be much obliged to our Friends for the best Accounts they can give us of Perfons, for our Monthly Obituary-wishing to make that department as correct as poffible.

OXFORD.

08. 2. 2.] THE HE Rev. James Watts, A. M. of Ch. Ch. has been collated by the Lord Bishop of Hereford, to the Prebend or Portion of the Lower Hall, in the parish of Ledbury.

08. 9.] Yefterday the Rev. Whittington Landon, D. D. Provost of Worceffer College, nominated by the Chancellor of the Univerfity Vice-Chancellor for the year enfuing, was, in full Convocation, invefted with that office.-At the fame time the Rev. John Wills, D. D. Warden of Wadham College; Mi chael Marlow, D. D. Prefident of St. John's College; Henry Richards, D. D. Rector of Exeter College; and John Parfons, D. D. Master of Balliol College, were appointed Pro-Vice-Chancellors.

The Rev. Thomas Crompton, M. A. is inftituted to the Rectory of SouthBergh, and to the Rectory of Cranworth with Letton annexed, Norfolk; in confequence of which inftitution, the Rectory of Nettleton, Wilts, in the prefentation of Lord Chedworth, is vacant.

08. 16.] Monday laft, the first day of Michaelmas Term, the Rev. John Rymer, of St. Edmund Hall; Mr. Jofhua King, of Brafenofe College; and the Rev. John Morris, of Queen's College, Bachelors of Arts, were admitted Masters of Arts.-Meffrs. Stephen Lufhington, of All Souls College; James Mentor, of Magdalen Hall; Henry Walter Beauford, of Exeter College; Henry Frederic Bythefea, of Brafenofe College; Richard Hawker, of Merton College; and Thomas Rawbone, of Magdalen College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts.

Yefterday the Rev. John Colmer, Bachelor of Arts, of Wadham College, was admitted Master of Arts.

The Rev. Wadham Huntley, A. M. is inftituted to the Vicarage of Afton Blank, alias Cold Afton, in the diocefe of Gloucefter, on the prefentation of the King, void by the death of the Rev. Alfred Sanderfon.

The Rev. Thomas Farmer has been prefented, by the Mayor and Corporation of Shrewsbury, to the living of

Chirbury, in Shropshire, void by the refignation of the Rev. John Newling.

Oct. 27.] Thursday the Rev. Peter Williams, Mafter of Arts, of Chrift Church, was admitted Bachelor and Doctor in Divinity. The Hon. and Rev. Edward Rice, Bachelor of Arts, of All Souls College, was admitted Mafter of Arts, Grand Compounder. The Rev. Sumner Smith, of Queen's College; and Edward Jones, of Christ Church; Bachelors of Arts, were admitted Mafters of Arts. Mr. Keneth Mackenfie Reid Torpley, the Hon. Wm. Howard, and Mr. Francis Pelly, of Christ Church, were admitted Bachelors of Arts.

The Rev. James Maggs, Clerk, was laft week inducted into the Vicarage of Ewell, Surrey, upon the prefentation of Sir Geo. Glyn, Bart void by the death of the Rev. J. Dewes, L. L. Ď.

Laft week the Rev. Wm. Gower, L. L. B. of Northwick, near Worcester, was collated by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Ely, to the Living of Granfdon Parva, in the county of Cambridge.

CAMBRIDGE.

Oa. 1.] The Rev. Frederic Apthorp, M. A. of Jefus College, has been collated, by the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, to a Prebend in that Cathedral, and alfo to the Vicarage of Bicker, near Boston.

Oct. 8.] Meffrs. Jofeph Green Walford, Richard Tooth, Henry Vincent Bayley, and Charles Le Bas, Bachelors of Arts, of Trinity College, were on Friday laft elected Fellows of that Society.

The Rev. Charles Lefiter, B. A. of Clare Hall, is inftituted to the Vicarage of North Collingham, on the prefentation of the Rev. the Dean and Chapter of Peterborough.

The Rev. James Satterthwaite, M. A. Fellow of Jefus College, is appointed Domeftic Chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Lowther.

08. 12.] Saturday laft, being the first day of Term, the following gentlemen were elected Univerfity Officers for the enfuing year.

PROCTORS