lity fuitable to the state of modern manners, fo as to render himself equally refpected and beloved by all defcriptions. This good and learned man leaves an aged mother, ai widow and feven orphans, to deplore him. At B. th, the lady of Lord J hn Ruff-11, fecond brother of the Duke of Bedford. She was the fecond daughter of George Byng, Lord Vifc unt Torrington, and fifler to the present Marchionefs of Bath and Lady' Bradford; both of whom, with his Grace and Lord William Ruffell, attended her ladyship's remains to the family vault at Cheyneys, and fupported their afflicted brother through the aweful ceremony, followed by many real mourners.

12. At Walton, near Liverpool, Mr. Thomas Sharples, attorney, of Blackburn. 13 In a fit of apoplexy, aged 49, the Rev. Wm. Hawkins, f-nior fellow of Pembroke college, and rector of St. Aldate's, in the city of Oxford

At Bath, in her 69th year, the widow of the Rev. Rowland Hunt, D. D. late rector. of Stoke Doyle, co. Northampton.

In Hertford-street, Park-lane, aged 80, Mary Cuntefs of Holderness. Her complatne was a cancer in the mouth, which had destroyed the upper jaw and part of the tongue. The original caufe of this dreadful malady was a cancer in the left, breaft, which had increafed to fuch an alarming degree as to render amputation neceffary, which operation took place about two years ago; fince which her ladyfhip apparently recovered, when the diforder broke out in the mouth, and terminated in her death. She was daughter of the Sieur Doublet, one of the nobles of Holland, and niece to the Greffier Fagel; and married to Robert D'Arcy, Earl of Holdernefs, at the Hague, 1745, who was fecre`tary of Late in 1761, but refigned the feals to Lord Bute, and died March 16, 1778; by whom she had two fons, who both died young, and a daughter, Amelia, married to the Marquis of Carmarthen (late Duke of Leeds), and divorced 1779.

14. At Greenwich, Mrs. Jones, wife of Rowland J. efq. and fitter of Cuthbert Potts, efq. furgeon, of Spring-garden.

15. At his feat at Oak-bill, near Liverpool, Mr. Walker, a W. India merchant.

In his 59th year, the Rev. Rob. Thomlinfon, rector of Clay near the Sea. He was feized with a fit on the 13th, and was found in his bed fenfelofs, from which he never recovered.

16. At Ockham, Surrey, in her 23d year, after a very long illness, Mifs N. Bonfey,

youngest daughter of Mr. Richard Bonfey.

Much beloved and regretted, the wife of Dr. A. Macdonald, phyfician at Taunton, and third daughter of the late Lord Chief Baren Ord, of Scotland.

17. At Harrow-on-the-Hill, Mrs. Avery, wife of Mr. A organ-builder, in Queenfquare, Westminster.

In Manchefter-buildings, Westminster, after a long and painful illness, Mrs. Cooper, wife of Dr. C. of Bath-Eafton villa, co. Somerset.

After a thort ilinefs, aged 70, John Merrill, efq, alderman of Cambridge, and formerly a very reputable bookfeller there, but had retired from bufinefs fome years. He ferved the office of mayor in 1731.

18. The wife of Leonard Bartholomew, efq. of Arlington-place, Kent.

In Southampton-feet, Strand, the wife of John Cameron, efq. of the Eaft India Company's fervice.

At Bath, after only a few hours illness, Major Boland.

George Aylmer, efq. third fon of the late Hon. and Rev. Jobo A.

19. Aged 80, the wife of Mr. Joseph Broughton, of Derby.

20. At Upminster, Effex, Mrs. Charlotte Lovewell, of Wood-street.

At Burwood, near Cobham, Surrey, in her 76th year, Mrs. Currie, mother of William C. efq. of Eaft Horfley park, Surrey, M. P. for Winchilfe, Suffex.

21. Rev. John Simons, of Heavitree, near Exeter, whofe laft illuefs was full of fuffering and refignation.

22. At Thoresby park, co. Nottingham, the Hon. Evelyn Pierrepont, M.P. for that county, eldett fon of Charles P. created Vifcount Newark 1796, and heir to the eftate of the late Duke of Kingston, who died 1773, being eldeft fon of his Grace's eldest fitter Frances, by Philip Meadows, efq. knight-marshal, but changed his name for the estate.

23. The wife of Mr. Claridge, of Potter'sbar, near Hatfield, Herts, land-furveyor. 24. Mr. Tho. Higgs, one of the cashiers of the Bank of England.

At Hendon, Middlefex, George Harvey, efq of Lawrence-lane, Cheapfide.

25. In his 72d year, James Farmer, efq. of Cumberland-place, New Road, St. Ma1y-la-Bonne. He has bequeathed a large perfonal property to the Society for maintaining and educating poor orphans of clergymen till of age to be put apprentice.

28. In Cleveland-row, Stephen Thurston Adey, efq. M. P. for Higham Ferrers.

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2. The Tempest-The Liar.

3. As You Like It-No Song No Supper. 4. Beggar's Opera-The Wedding-Day. 5. Artaxerxes-The Mock Doctor. 6. Twelfth Night-Harlequin-Amulet. 7. The Mountaineers-Of Age To-mor9. Artaxerxes-The Citizen. 10. Grecian Daughter-Harlequin-Amulet. 11. Artaxerxes-High Life Below Stairs. 12. Douglas-Harlequin-Amulet. 73. The Will-Lodoifka.

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14. Jane Shore-The Children in the Wood. 16. K.Richard the Third-The Son-in-Law 17. School for Scandal-The Shipwreck. 18. Pizarro-The Apprentice. 19. The Duenna-The Citizen. 20. Hamlet-Of Age To-morrow. [con. 21. The Double Gallant-The Flitch of Ba23. K.Richard the Third-Harlequin-Amu24. The Duenna-The Deaf Lover. [let. 2. Pizarro-The Purse.

26. Know your own Mind-Lodoiska. 27. Deaf and Dumb-Katharine and Petru28. The Duenna-The Old Maid. [chio. 30. K.Richard the Third-Harleq.-Amulet.

2. K. Richard the Third-The Efcapes.
2. Folly as it Flies-The Poor Soldier.
4. Artaxerxes-The Honeft Thieves.
5. Folly as it Flies-The Review.

6. Artaxerxes-Perouse.

7. Folly as it Flies-The Efcapes. 9. King Richard the Third-Perouse. 10. Folly as it Flies-The Review. [Mode. 11. Every Man in his Humour-Love à-la12. Folly as it Flies-The Review. 13. The Duenna-Two Strings to your Bow. 14. Folly as it Flies-The Review. 16. King Richard the Third-Peroufe. 17. The Duenna-The Mifer. 18. Folly as it Flies-Ofcar and Malvina, 19. Macbeth-The Review.

20. Folly as it Flies-Paul and Virginia. 21. The Duenna-The Farm-Houfe. 23. King Richard the Third-Peroufe. 24. Folly as it Flies-Ofcar and Malvina. 25. Merchant of Venice-Love à-la-Mode. 26. The Duenna-The Midnight Hour. 27. The Gamefter-The Escapes. 28. Fully as it Flies-The Review. 30. King Richard the Third-Peroufe.