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3 . Mrs . Herbert , late mistress of the White Horse Inn , Baldock , Herts . Lately , at Falmouth , on her way to Lisbon , the Hon . Mrs . C . H . Hutchinson . Lately , at Inverness , Major Mimro , of the 68 th Regiment . 4 . The Reigning Dutchess of Deux

Fonts , in her 31 st year . . 5 . At Kilmarnock , Scotland , Mr . Muir , aged 86 . 6 . At Aberdeen , in the 77 th year of his age , George . Campbell , D . D . F . R . S . Edinburgh , late Principal and Professor of Divinity in the Marischal College and University of Aberdeen ,

and one of the Ministers of Aberdeen . . 7 . Mrs . Lewis , wife of Percival Lewis , Esq . "• . . Mrs . Price , relict of Jonathan Price , Esq . of Salter ' s-hill , London . . .. . , 8 . Hon . Dr . Wenman , fellow of All Souls' College , . his body was found drowned in the River Chanyellat

, Water Eaton , near Oxford . The ' manner of the accident is variously accounted for . , Dr . Wenman was . brother to Lord Viscount Wenmam . 9 . At Kedwelly , in South Wales , aged 79 , the once musical and cele ^ brated Morelli , who for many years

led the Band at the Opera . 10 . At the Hot Wells , Bristol , the Hon . Miss Langton , daughter of B . Langton , Esq . and the Countess Dowager of Rothes . In St . Patrick's Hospital , Dublin , Nanny M'Daniel , at the advanced age of 106 . She possessed her faculties . to

the last moment , and through life enjoyed an uninterrupted health . This Woman , when young , married a soldier , and attended his fortune in the field ; where , on the plains of Fontenoy he fought for honour , and fell , leaving her a widow with two children . The humanity of . her deceased husband ' s

Colonel , enabled her and her . children to reach Ireland . Here another soldier was her lot , who fell at the battle of Preston Pans , where she was present , and had a son also killed in the field , whose wife and child were in the camp . On her return to Dublin , she was appointed by the Governors ' a Servant in

the Foundation of Dean Swift , and was the first person that ever slept in that Hospital , where she had remained ever since . The Governors had superannuated her some years , and supported her with decency and comfort to her final close .

11 . Mrs . Ann Collins , of Hampstead , aged 63 . Mrs . Elizabeth Filcox ^ of Merriman ' s-hill , aged 91 . Her husband died lately of the small pox , aged 72 . Mr . Huttley , formerly of the Bath Theatre . . .. , 12 . At Clapham , J . Corneck , Esq . -.

13 . The Lady of the Hon . Everard Arundel , Uncle of Lord Arundel of Wardour . The Lady of Sir A . Edmonstone , Bart , of Argyle-street . 14 . At his house on St . James's Parade , Bath , Major-General Hughes , one of the Colonel Commandants of

his Majesty ' s Marine Forces , at ah advanced period of life , after rather a lingering illness , . universally respected , not only as a private character in society , but . as a good officer , having served his country upwards of , forty years . The General received his first commission from the late Admiral

Forbes himself , when oneof the . Lords of the Admiralty , being a particular friend of the family . At Hemmingford , Hunts , Mrs . Lucas , wife of C . Lucas , Esq . aged 32 . 15 . Suddenly , Mr .- Bond , of -Islington . SuddenlyMr . Thomas Bagnold

, , Jun . son of ——Bagnold , Esq .-late Brewer , of Westminster . 16 . The Rev . Dr . Pengroye , Master of Pembroke . College , Oxford . John Eld , Esq . of Sleighford Com . Stafford , at the age of 92 . 17 . Lately , Dangeville , the celebrated French Actress .

18 . At Church Lmch , Worcestershire , Mrs . Turner , aged no . 19 At his house in Queen-square , Bloomsbury , John Fryer , Esq . At Southampton , E . Lilly , Esq . aged 82 . - 20 Lord Somerville , one of the . sixteen Peers of Scotland .

. At Bridgewater , on her way to Bristol Hot-wells , in her 19 th year , Lady A . M . Montague , sister to the Duke oi Montague . . . ' , 21 . At Pimlico , Mr . Yates , the . celebrated Comedian , aged 83 . He is said to have died worth 30 , 000 ! . "ii . ' Dr . Harris , of Doctors

Commons ; the celebrated Civilian . He has left 40 , 000 ! . to St . George's , and io , oool . to tlie Lyiiig-in Hospitals , besides other great and similar bequests .

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LONDON: Article 2
TO READERS, CORRESPONDENTS, &c. Article 3
THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE: AND CABINET OF UNIVERSAL LITERATURE. Article 5
MOON-LIGHT. Article 12
AN ADDRESS TO THE BRETHREN OF ST. JOHN'S LODGE, NO. 534, LAHCASTER. Article 14
EXTRACTS FROM THE MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF EDWARD GIBBON, ESQ. Article 17
SKETCHES OF THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE NORTH-AMERICAN INDIANS. Article 22
CHARACTERS OF CHILLINGWORTH AND BAYLE. Article 26
SCENE IN THE ALPS. Article 28
A TOUR THROUGH LONDON, Article 29
THE STAGE. Article 35
ON THE RETURN OF SPRING. Article 39
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE. Article 41
THE VANITY OF FAME. Article 42
ANECDOTES. Article 44
SINGULAR INSTANCES OF PUSILLANIMITY Article 46
SINGULAR INSTANCE OF GENEROSITY. Article 47
BRITISH PARLIAMENT. Article 48
HOUSE OF COMMONS. Article 49
REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 54
LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 59
POETRY. Article 60
THE MASON,S PRAYER. Article 61
ELEGY. Article 62
TO THE MOON. Article 63
PROLOGUE TO VORTIGERN. Article 64
EPILOGUE TO THE SAME. Article 65
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 66
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 69
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTES. Article 70
STATE PAPERS. Article 75
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 77
HOME NEWS. Article 78
TRIAL OF VICE-ADMIRAL CORNWALLIS. Article 79
PROMOTIONS. Article 82
Untitled Article 82
OBITUARY. Article 83
LIST OF BANKRUPTS. Article 85
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Obituary.

3 . Mrs . Herbert , late mistress of the White Horse Inn , Baldock , Herts . Lately , at Falmouth , on her way to Lisbon , the Hon . Mrs . C . H . Hutchinson . Lately , at Inverness , Major Mimro , of the 68 th Regiment . 4 . The Reigning Dutchess of Deux

Fonts , in her 31 st year . . 5 . At Kilmarnock , Scotland , Mr . Muir , aged 86 . 6 . At Aberdeen , in the 77 th year of his age , George . Campbell , D . D . F . R . S . Edinburgh , late Principal and Professor of Divinity in the Marischal College and University of Aberdeen ,

and one of the Ministers of Aberdeen . . 7 . Mrs . Lewis , wife of Percival Lewis , Esq . "• . . Mrs . Price , relict of Jonathan Price , Esq . of Salter ' s-hill , London . . .. . , 8 . Hon . Dr . Wenman , fellow of All Souls' College , . his body was found drowned in the River Chanyellat

, Water Eaton , near Oxford . The ' manner of the accident is variously accounted for . , Dr . Wenman was . brother to Lord Viscount Wenmam . 9 . At Kedwelly , in South Wales , aged 79 , the once musical and cele ^ brated Morelli , who for many years

led the Band at the Opera . 10 . At the Hot Wells , Bristol , the Hon . Miss Langton , daughter of B . Langton , Esq . and the Countess Dowager of Rothes . In St . Patrick's Hospital , Dublin , Nanny M'Daniel , at the advanced age of 106 . She possessed her faculties . to

the last moment , and through life enjoyed an uninterrupted health . This Woman , when young , married a soldier , and attended his fortune in the field ; where , on the plains of Fontenoy he fought for honour , and fell , leaving her a widow with two children . The humanity of . her deceased husband ' s

Colonel , enabled her and her . children to reach Ireland . Here another soldier was her lot , who fell at the battle of Preston Pans , where she was present , and had a son also killed in the field , whose wife and child were in the camp . On her return to Dublin , she was appointed by the Governors ' a Servant in

the Foundation of Dean Swift , and was the first person that ever slept in that Hospital , where she had remained ever since . The Governors had superannuated her some years , and supported her with decency and comfort to her final close .

11 . Mrs . Ann Collins , of Hampstead , aged 63 . Mrs . Elizabeth Filcox ^ of Merriman ' s-hill , aged 91 . Her husband died lately of the small pox , aged 72 . Mr . Huttley , formerly of the Bath Theatre . . .. , 12 . At Clapham , J . Corneck , Esq . -.

13 . The Lady of the Hon . Everard Arundel , Uncle of Lord Arundel of Wardour . The Lady of Sir A . Edmonstone , Bart , of Argyle-street . 14 . At his house on St . James's Parade , Bath , Major-General Hughes , one of the Colonel Commandants of

his Majesty ' s Marine Forces , at ah advanced period of life , after rather a lingering illness , . universally respected , not only as a private character in society , but . as a good officer , having served his country upwards of , forty years . The General received his first commission from the late Admiral

Forbes himself , when oneof the . Lords of the Admiralty , being a particular friend of the family . At Hemmingford , Hunts , Mrs . Lucas , wife of C . Lucas , Esq . aged 32 . 15 . Suddenly , Mr .- Bond , of -Islington . SuddenlyMr . Thomas Bagnold

, , Jun . son of ——Bagnold , Esq .-late Brewer , of Westminster . 16 . The Rev . Dr . Pengroye , Master of Pembroke . College , Oxford . John Eld , Esq . of Sleighford Com . Stafford , at the age of 92 . 17 . Lately , Dangeville , the celebrated French Actress .

18 . At Church Lmch , Worcestershire , Mrs . Turner , aged no . 19 At his house in Queen-square , Bloomsbury , John Fryer , Esq . At Southampton , E . Lilly , Esq . aged 82 . - 20 Lord Somerville , one of the . sixteen Peers of Scotland .

. At Bridgewater , on her way to Bristol Hot-wells , in her 19 th year , Lady A . M . Montague , sister to the Duke oi Montague . . . ' , 21 . At Pimlico , Mr . Yates , the . celebrated Comedian , aged 83 . He is said to have died worth 30 , 000 ! . "ii . ' Dr . Harris , of Doctors

Commons ; the celebrated Civilian . He has left 40 , 000 ! . to St . George's , and io , oool . to tlie Lyiiig-in Hospitals , besides other great and similar bequests .

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