Deacon Jofeph, baker ftreet, confectioner. Jan 5

Dela Chaumette Francis David, Leader hall treet, merchant.
Jan 22

Dennett George, Gray's ina lane, cow keeper, Jan 8
De trado Jofje, Lime Rreet, lead merchant. Dec 18
De bithive Robert. Liverpool. grocer. Ja 4

Dirke for loteph. broad ftreet London. merchant. Jan 19
Don William Botherhithe, timber merchant Jan 12
Dixon William and Heury. Rotherhibe. timber merchants.
Jan 12

Dads Jofeph. Commercial Chambers Minories, hip and in-
france broker, Dec 1

Dove James. Wexham Houfe. Buckingham. money fcrivener.
Jan 1

Dowie John, Great James ftreet Bedford row, fcrivener.
Dec 24

Earl John. Uxbridge, hopkeeper. Jan 28

Eaton samuel. Dover, brand, merchant. Dec. 15
Esmonds Elias Monument yard. Jan 22

Emdi Abram Gompert. Portino th fhopkeeper. Jan 8
Furn James Peter, Upper Grafton Areet. Fitzroy fquare.
dealer D:0 15

Field Wilkin. Trowbridge Wilts. innheider Dec :4

Free William Witham York. threshing machine maker,

D C .3

Fay Walter. Beech Bree, linen draper. Dec 31

Friedeberg Jofeph and Benjamin. Sein street. bishopsgate,
merchants, Jan s

Gretham Charie Liverpoo'. merchant. Dec 26
Hamilton, Samuel, ahoe lane, printer, Dec 11
Harris John, Cannon Street, feit maker, Jan 8

Harris John, Edward Lowe, Thomas Gafkell, and Henry
Lowe, Cannin street fet maker. Jan 8

Harrop Benjamin. addleworth York, manufacturer. Dec 22
Hart Samuel, Radford. Notts dealer and chapman. Dec 24
Harvey William, Chifwed Greet currier, Jan 1

Hawkey Jofeph, Piccadilly, army accoutrement maker,

Glozetter lo hiers, Dec 17

Hudfw John Eani er, Hackney grove. merchant, Nov 27
Jackfon John, Farnham, furgeon. Feb 16

Jackfun Fam el K.rino diey treet, wolftapler, Jan S
Jones Evan, Morton, Denbigh horfe dea er. Jan 2

Jone Hugh sker treet, cheeiugnonger. Jan 16

Jon Elizabeth and C Birmi gham, brafs founders. Dec 16
Key Thomas, Birmingham, factor jan 11
Kenefick Patrick Brutol merchant Lec 18
Keymer, Robert Colchester, victualler. Dec. 22

Kullick john shephard. Hackney mills. Lee Bridge. miller.
Jan 8

Knibbs John Hans. Lime Atreet square, infurance broker.
J4D

Kopp Fredericus Cafpar, Garden row, Old Street road, cutler;

D: 31

Krufe a dam Union court, Broad freet, merchant Dec 15
Leach Mary. Prefton Lancaster. earthenware dealer. jang
Lewis Henry. and William Chambers. Rathbone place. fhop-
keepers, lan 6

Lines Joseph, Rotherhithe, fmith Dec

Linford Thomas. Cheapfide filverfinith. Dec 15. Jans
Lock Philip. Hoifley Gloceder, yarn maker, Janz
Loofle Thomas Lower brock treet; linea draper. Jan 12
Lowe Richard, Great St Helen's. broker. Dec 29

Luke William, Richard Whitehall; and Henry Jenkin. West
Smiths, linen drapers, Dec 22

Birth Rachel Rayleigh. Effex: linen draper; March 19
Marthall Chriftopher Litte Hermitage freet; fail maker;

Dec 29

Malon Walter. Heartley place; Kent road Southwark. brandy
merchant; D: C22

Mafon John; Bradford; Wilts, linen draper; Feb. 20
Morgan Wiliam; Lemba direct banker. Jan 19

Morgan Stephen; and Matthew Readmhaw Morley; York freet
: southwark; hop factors Jau 22

ke kun james; Liverpool tailor. Dec 17.

Newill John and Sampfon; Stoke; Staff rd; carriers; Dec 31
Newinan William, Can erbury fq are, Southwark, merchan

Dec is

Newton Ifaac; Manchefter; coton manufacturer; Jau 19
Newton John Job. Gray's inn lane; iegemonger, Jan 12
Norton John, Bloxham, Oxford. holder, Duc 31
Ogden Ralph; Botta y. Lancaler; co'ton spinner; Jan 2
Page James. Hornfey; butcher. Jan 8

Palmer John, Canterbury tailor, Dec:7

Palmer George Plymouth. haberdasher; Dec 4 15

Payne Willam; Great Carter lane; Doctor's Cominens; drag gift: Jan

Pearf John; Bath; hofer, Feb 20

Peirce Thomas; Canterbury, brazier; Dec 27

Perfet Mirtin washer, and A gurus William Brodecke
Little St Helen', merchants; an 6

Peter John George, Chatham, Confectioner, Dec is
Phipps Richard. Maidene; linen araper; Dec 18
Pickmar. Richard; Dockhead; surry; chinaman. Dec 19
Piumy Joel busy rest, st james tailor Dec 22
Foter Thomas, Union court; mercha it. Jan 12

P well Henry chr; Uxbridge, builder, Dec 31
Rainier John Lo shard ree, banke jan 19
Rafell Richard: Shoreham, Kent, thepkeeper, Dec 31
Rawinton Samuel; Manchetti; merchan, jan 2

Read Robert: Carlie Mews, B. dford iquare; ftable keepers
Dec 15

Readthaw Joha: affi on hill: Middlefex: diftiller: jan 12
Reed W. South End Ellex: ap thecary, Dec 31

Rowe Richard and Wilham David Jones. Vere freet: Mary 30
boneftationers: Dec 18

Riddito d William. Uley, Colcefter, clothier. Dec 17

Robins William Lewen Tugwell, Bartlett's buildings Holborne
fcrivener, 15

Roper William Piadock, London, merchants, jan 15
Sauders Thomas, Too ing surry: tallow chandier. Jan 21
Sanders Jofeph, Hinckley, Leicenter, corn dealer. Dec 18
Schafer John, London road Surry, floor cloth manufacturer,
jan l'

Scott John Pitt, Newcable upon Tyne, grocer, Dec 31
Self George Fenchurc freet, grocer. Dec.29

Sharpe Chritopher, Yarmouth, Norfolk, merchant:jan 28
Sherwood Mary. Do calter: jeweller: Jan 15

Simplon John: Reis Hereford: innholder. Dec 20

Simplon John, and Wilham Graydon Fairman, Old Changes factor's wa cho feman, jan 8

Smith Thomas: brandon, Suk: wine merchant: jan 3

Stapi ton Thomaccruels shopkeeper; jan 30

Starkey Jof.pl Lombard trest, banker: Jan 19

Steedmau Googe zad Job M Lean, Lamb treet Spital fields,

potatoe merchans. Feb 2

Sutton Eda in: Ho narditch, b teker: Dec 2.2

Syme George: Vine hreat Minorie Dec 22
Symons James, heapüdet milliner: jan 8

Taylor George Bared: Kent: paper naaker, jan 30
Tayler William. Liverpool: merchant: jan7

Thomas anthony. Duke treet Piccadilly: feather man-
facturer jind

Thomas Jofeph: Broad ftreet buildings: merchant jan 12
Tidmarth Jofeph; late of New County Terrace surry: but
now in the King's bench prit n, buil er: Dec 19
Todhunter 3.hu: Pretton Lancatter: linen and woollen dra
per: Dec 17

Wagner Frederic: Uxbridge: clothier: Decis
Wallis John Eglun on Colchester: merchant: jan 23
Ward james Banbury, Oxford: dyer: jan 12

Ward Robert: Old treet: victualler. Dec 4

Wardle George: Newcattle on lyne: grecer. Dec 19
Warwick William: Red Lion fireet: Clerkenwell jeweller:
Dec 15

Weller William Waterly: Deptfo d: miller: jan 30
Wetherill William fen and jun. briftul: merciants: jan 2
Whitaker Witham Wakefield: and Jofeph W. Wett Ardsley:
York colliers: Dec .o

White Thomas jun strood: Kent coal merchant: jan 19!
White burg E Liverpool: merchant Dec 2 2

Wicks Mary: Min hishampton: Glocester, miller: Dee 17
Williams Arthor: Cheltenham jeweller. Dec 5: Feb 23
Wilton John and William Dean's court St Martin's le Grand
warehouftman: ja 8

Wood Robert. Margate: grocer: Dec :9

Young Gaven and Gaven Glennie: Budge row; merchants?

Dec 22

Young Heary: George Breet: Middlefex: victualler: Dec 15.

INCIDENTS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, IN AND NEAR LONDON:
With Biographical Memoirs of distinguished Characters recently deceased.

NOVEMBER 20th, about six o'clock in the
evening, an alarming fire broke out at Mr.
White's flour-warehouses, Kennet's Wharf,
Queenhithe, Upper Thames street, which
raged with the utmost fury for half an hour,
owing to the want of water, it being low tide
at the time. Soon after, the fire engines from
various parts of the town arrived, and the
exe.tions of the firemen and inhabitants were

astonishing It however soon communicated to the adjoining houses, and numbers of peo. ple were seen flying in all directions, exhibi. ting a scene truly distressing. A number of barrels of gunpowder were taken out of a warehouse not many yards distant from the fire in about an hour after it broke out, some of the craft in the river took fire, by flakes falling on them, but by the great expr

tic

tions of the watermen they were extin guished. Property to the amount of several thousand pounds has been consumed, but no lives were lost.

On the night of the 23d of November, a fire broke out in the house of Miss Larpent, Sloane-street, and entirely consumed it. Miss Larpent has been for several years past colJecting a variety of curious and valuable articles, consisting of gold, silver, jewellery, &c. which she kept in a chest in the house. On the cay above-mentioned she went with her sister to celebrate the birth-day of a friend at Hoxton, and when they returned at night the house was burnt to the ground. The fire broke out about ten o'clock in the second floor. The alarm was given, and the doors broken open, and some of the furniture was saved. The chest was dep: sited in the second floor; and the loss sustained by Miss Larpent is very considerable.

At three o'clock in the morning of December 5th, a dreadful fire broke out at the premises of Mr. Weese, tallow-chandler, in Nightingale-lane, East Smithfield, which entirely consumed the same, and damaged the two houses adjoining. Property to a very considerat le mont was lost.

December 8th, about two in the morning, the Mexican Hotel, in Lisle street, Leicester fields, kept by Mr. Simeon, was discovered to be on fire. So rapid was the progress of the flames, that the interior of the house, with the whole of the valuable furniture, stock, &c. was consumed before any assistance could be procured. Mr. and Mrs. SiThree female meon perished in the flames.

servants saved their lives by jumping out at a two pair of stairs window. Part of the body of Mr. Simeon has since been discovered among the ruins, but no vestiges of his wife have yet been found.

December 14th, about five o'clock in the evening, a house in White Hart Yard, Drury Lane, fell down with a tremendous crash, burying several persons in the ruins. Among others, the bad es of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were precipitated from the garret into the cellar, and were taken out dead. A nephew of the unfortunate sufferers, youth about 20, was also taken cut, but had sustained no material injury. The son of Mr. Anderson made his escape by dropping out of the two pair of stairs window, by which he was dreadfully hurt. Two other young men were taken out of the ruins, with broken thighs,

and otherwise hurt.

Westminster Abbey is about to be restored to all its former grandeur. Mr. Wyatt, the architect, has undertaken to put the walls and ornaments in a complete state of durability, without doing the least injury to the reonu ments. A drawing of the original structure has been found in a vase taken from the Court of Records in a high state of preservaFrom this the artist will be enabled to produse all the minute ornaments which time

tion.

has destroyed. The saints which stood in the niches are to re-appear

Proposals are in circulation for raising by subscription a fund for the erection of another bridge in the metropolis, from the bottom of Queen-street, Cheapside, to Bankside, Southwark, about half way between London and Blackfriars Bridges, with a new and handsome street running from the bridge to St. George's Church.

A question of fashionable consequence has occurred in respect to the property boxes of the Opera, of the annual value of from 350 to 400 guineas each. In the leases and te nure of these, there is a positive covenant that none of them shall be disposed of by public sale, or let, otherwise than by private contract; directly contrary to which have been all the dealings at the Bondstreet shops and other places, now of several years standing, by which it is contended, that leases so implicated have become void; and as a very considerable property is involved in the question, it is likely to be carried through all the stages of litigation, and ultimately to the House of Lords itself. In the interim, the property boxes of such a description most probably must be locked up from all use of benefit to the contending parties, unless the Court of Chancery can interefere, and direct the letting of such boxes, bringing the rents of them into court to await the issue of the causes, which may probably be determined when all the parties now interested are no more.

MARRIED.

Francis Eccles Barker, esq. eldest son of Francis B. esq. of Hans Place, to Louisa, only daughter of the Rev. John Stewart, of the Charter-house.

At St. Mary's, Newington, Mr. Young, of Fenchurch street, to Miss Jane Grandon.

At Ealing, Benjamin Sandford, esq. of Manchester, to Catherine, eldest daughter of John Harrison, esq. of Chorley.

At Hackney, Mr. J. Kirby, of Bicester, Oxfordshire, to Miss Gibbs, of the Grove.Mr. Walter Erty, of Lombard-street, to Miss Hamilton, of Sudbury, near Harrow.-Abraham Wilkinson, M.D. of White Webb Park, Enfield, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Jabez Smith, esq. of Stoke Newington.

At St. Paul's, Covent Garden, John Pan ton, esq son of Thomas P. esq. of Nizells, near Tunbridge, to Catherine, eldest daugh ter of John Dunn, esq. of Bedford-street.

Edward Charles, esq. of Lawn Place, Shepherd's Bush, to Miss James, eldest daughter of the late Edmund Jesq. of Ham Common.

At St. Matthew's, Friday-street, Major Blundell, esq. of Great Coram-street, to Ruth, second daughter of Stephen Wilson, esq. Goldsmith street

At St. James's, Clerkenwell, Alfred John Russell, esq of Gray's Inn, to Susanna, only daughter of the late Mr. P. Josien, of Harte street.

At

At Edmonton, William Timson, esq. of Thames-street, to Miss Louisa Ponpard.

At Wanstead, H. Combe, esq. son of Boyce C. esq. of John-street, Bedford-row, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Quarles Harris, esq. of Blake Hall, Wanstead.

Frederic Charles Street, esq. of Gowerstreet, to Olive, second daughter of Joseph Nailer, esq. of Queen-square, Bloomsbury.

At Clapham, Wm. Nibbs, esq. of Upper Thames-street, to Miss Bankes. eldest daughter of the late John B. esq of Clapham Com

mon.

At St. Andrew's, Holborn, Thomas Chase Patrick, esq. of Winchmore-hill, to Anne, eldest daughter of Boyce Combe, esq. of John-street, Bedford-row. And at the same time, John James, esq. of Dowgate-hill, to Hester, second daughter of Boyce Combe, esq.

At Deptford, Captain Andrew Hutton, of the Elizabeth Indiaman, to Elizabeth Mary, only daughter of Mr. John Cormack, of New Cross, Surry.

At Mary-le-bone, J. Egerton, esq. of Gray's Inn, to Mrs. Forbes, of Welbeckstreet, widow of Arthur F. esq. of Culloden, N.B. and daughter of the late Sir John Cumming.-The Hon. Philip Sidney Pierrepoint, youngest son of Earl Manvers, to Georgiana, only daughter of the late Herbert Gwynne Browne, of Imley Park, Northamptonshire, and widow of the late Pryce Edwards, esq. of Talgarth, Merionethshire.

At St. George's, Hanover-square, John Guise, esq. of Lower Grosvenor Place, to Maria, second daughter of the late Richard Westmacott, esq. of Mount-street.-John English, esq. of Bath, to Frances, daughter of the late Thomas Huddleston, esq. of Milton, Cambridgeshire.-George Proctor, esq. to Miss Hale, daughter of Wm. H. esq. of King's Walden, Herts.-Sir Denzie Cope, bart. of Bramshill Park, Hants, to Miss Francis, of Park Place, St. James's.

At St. James's, Mr. John William Newby, of Poland-street, to Miss Barry, eldest daughter of John B. esq. of Bath.

At Greenwich, Lieut. Yorke, of the Royal Engineers, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Colonel Rimington, of the Royal Invalid Artillery.

At Lee, William Moore, esq. of Brookstreet, Grosvenor-square, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Capt. Walter, R.N.

At Camberwell, Mr. Dendy, of Monument-yard, to Miss Peacock, daughter of Wm. P. esq. of Nun Green, Peckham.

At St. Pancras, Stephen Williams, esq. of Trowbridge, Wilts, to Ann, only daughter of the late J. Rotton, esq. of Templebogree, county of Dublin.

At Stoke Newington, Richard Smith, jun. esq. to Barbara Celia, eldest daughter of Christopher Sunding, esq. of Devonshiresquare,

By special license, in Stratford Place, MONTHLY MAC, No. 207.

James Wedderburn Webster, esq. of Clapham, to Lady Frances Caroline Annesley, second daughter of the Earl of Mountnorris.

At Chelsea, Mr. John Croft, jun. of Southwell Notrs. to Sophia, third daughter of the late James Thompson, esq. of Hackney-road. At Kensington, G. V. Neunburgh, esq. of Stamford Baron, Northamptonshire, to Mrs. Schneider.

Walter Smith, esq. brother of Mrs. Fitzherbert, to Mrs. Strickland.

At Woolwich, Captain Jones, R. N. to Miss Smith; and the same day, Captain Crof ton, of the marines, to Miss Ann Smith, daughters of Stephen S. esq. of Woolwich Dock-yard.

At St. George's, Queen's-square, Charles Court, esq. captain in the East India Com. pany's Bombay marine, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of G. S. Holroyd, esq. barrister-atlaw, of Gray's-inn.

At Clapham, Charles Webb, esq. of Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, to Miss Wiltshire, daughter of George W. esq. of Claphamcommon

At Chiswick, the Rev. C H. White, rector of Shelden, Hants, to Elizabeth, second daughter of the late Edward Wise, esq. of Workingham, Berks.

At Tottenham, Lieutenant-general David Wemyss, governor of Tynemouth, and colonel of the 93d regiment, to Miss Tuckett.

At St. George's, Bloomsbury, Charles George Webber, esq. of Oporto, to Louisa, youngest daughter of the late William Ba bington, esq-The Rev. James Cazalet, eldest son of Peter C esq. of Bedford square, to Miss Arnold, eldest daughter of Mrs. A. of Argyle-street.

At St. George's, Hanover-square, Francis Garner, esq. of Coombs wood, Surry, to Miss Sarah Anne Waghorn.-John Smyth, esq. of Cheveton Lodge, to Mrs. Strickland, widow of Captain William S. of the 82d regiment. -Francis Lovell, esq. to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Otley, of New Bondstreet.-Thomas Bradshaw, esq. to Elizabeth Catherine, third daughter of the late James Cocks, esq.-William Tuckfield, esq. R. N. to Miss Stephens, eldest daughter of James S. esq. of Parson's-green.-The Hon. Gerard Vanneck, second son of Lord Huntingfield, to Miss Lovelace, daughter of Robert L. esq. of Quidenham Hall, Norfolk.

At Mary-le-bone, J. T. Simpson, esq. of the Coldstream Guards, to Eliza, eldest daughter of James Gilder, esq. of Henrietta-street, Cavendish-square. Brook Kay, esq. of Glou cester-place, Portman-square, to Mrs, Hobson, relict of J. P. H. esq. late of Prince of Wales's Island.

At S. Pancras, Thomas Peacock, esq. of the Inner Temple, to Mrs. Cameron, widow of Captain C. of the royal navy.

At St. James's, Richard Wood Fairfield, beth, eldest daughter of Archibald Campbell, esq. captain in the 59th regiment, to Eliza

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