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MARRIAGES .

Rev . Richard Nets , of Hanwell , Oxfordshire , to Miss Eliza Derby , 2 d daughter of the Rev . John Derby , of Whitehall , Ringwood , Hants . John Berry , Esq . of New-York , to Miss Smear , eldest daughter of the Rev .- Christopher Smear , of Frostenden , Suffolk . Captain Samuel-Mai-land , ofthe East-India Company ' s service , to Miss Isabella Anderson , of Blackheath . Mr . Ports , of Smithfield Bars , to Miss Stracey , daughter of John Stracey , Esq . of Tooting . Captain Hudson , of the East York militia , to Lady Ann Townshend , daughter of the moll : noble Marquis Townshend . iment of Foot Guardsto Miss

At Bisham , Berks , Captain Knox , of the 1 st Reg , Emma Williams , youngest daughter of Thomas Williams , Esq . of Temple-House , Member of Parliament for Great Mallow . Charles Pole , Esq . second son of Sir Charles Pole , of Wolvertoh , Bart , to Miss F . M . Buller , second daughter of Richard Buller , Esq . of Crosby-square . At Gretna-Green , Mr . Daniel Boy ter , of the Close , Sarum , to Miss Fraser , an American young lady , possessing a fortune of 4000 I . Robert Dalrymple , Esq . son of Admiral Dalrymple , to Miss Howard of Knightsbridge . William Hall , Esq . of Marpool-Hall , in the county of Devon , to Miss

Nowlan , only daughter of the late James Nowlan , Esq . Sir Francis Henry Drake , Bart , to Miss Ann Francis Mateby , daughter of Thomas Mateby , of Great St . Marybone-strect . Robert Burnett , Esq . of Vauxhall , eldest son of Sir Robert Burnett , of Morden Hall , Surrey , to Miss Ann Isherwood , of Aldersgate-street .

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DEATHS .

At his pen , at Pleasant Prospect , Liguanea , near Kingston , Jamaica , the Hon . Charles Hall , Esq . At Frognall , the seat of Lord Sydney , the Hon . Mrs . Townshend , wife of the Hon . John Thomas Townshend , and sister to Lord de Clifford . The Rev . Richard Oswin , rector ofTyrid , St . Giles's , in the Isle of Ely , Cambridge- " shire . At St . Helena , where he had gone for the recovery of his health , Thomas Chaloner , of Guisborough , Esq . a Lieutenant in the Navy , eldest surviving son of the late William Chaloner , Esq . Charles Philips , Esq . of Langford , in Essex : he lost his lifebbeing washed overboard from a pleasure boat on the Essex coast . Dr .

Wal-. y ler , Archdeacon of Essex . —( See account of his death in page 353)—Besides the Archdeaconry , the Vicarage of Kensington has lapsed by the unfortunate death of this gentleman ; the former is about 500 I . and the latter ioool perannum . At Great Bard « field Lodge , Essex , Miss Sharpe . At Bath , the Right Rev . Sir John Hotham , Bart . Bishop of Cldghcr , in Ireland . At Stenhouse , ¦ Sir Michael Bruce , Bart , nearly 87 years of age . At Bay thorn Park , Essex , the Rev . William Paxton , rector of Taplow , Buckinghamshire , in the 74 th year of his age . At Market-Harborough , the Rev . Charles AllenM . A . rector of Sutton St . Ann'sin Nottinghamshireand

, , , Vicar of Tugby , in Leicestershire . At Penryn , in Cornwall , Charles Wynch , Esq . of West Mailing , Captain of the Worcestershire Militia , and foutth son of Alexander Wynch , Esq . late Governor of Bengal . The Rev . Henry Waring , Minister of St . Luke's , Old-street , and one of the Prebends of St . Paul's Cathedral . Captain Forbes , of his Majesty's ship Dryad . He threw himself overboard in a fit of insanity in th ? North Seas .

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BANKRUPTS .

Michael Cutler ( partner with Jonathan Bunting ) , of Bedford-street , Covent-Garden , Middlesex , woollen-draper . William Alatt Wright , pi ' Leicestershire , woalcomber . John Roger ., of Chilland , Hants , horse-dealer . Edmund Thompson , of Eastoflf , Lincolnshire , merchant . Benjamin Gifford , of Wiveliscombe , Somersetshire , clothier . David Sivewright , of Queen-street , Chcapside , merchant . Thomas Sirett , of Park Lane , victualler . John Fidler , of Littleton Pannel , in the parish of West Lavingtcn , Wilts , mealman . James Harris , of Falmouth , in Cornwall , mercer . John Ridley , of Henrietta-street , Covent Garden , cordwainer . Robert Osborne ,

ofBantury , Oxfordshire , faftor . Peter Willans , of Leicester , manufacturer of hats , Thomas Bush , of Kensington , Middlesex , builder . George Gregory , of Newbury , Jerks , chemist . George Robertson , Commander of the ship Marianne , mariner . John Parker ,, of Manchester , warehouseman . James Tucker , of Bristol , farrier . Chris ,-.

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THOUGHTS SUGGESTED BY BEADING A TREATISE ON THE "ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE." Article 6
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MASONIC EXTRACT FROM A TOUR IN SCOTLAND. Article 10
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A CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF THE GRAND MASTERS OF THE KNIGHTS HOSPITALLERS Article 17
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ANECDOTE OF THE LATE EARL MOUNT EDGECUMBE. Article 20
DETACHED SENTIMENTS.No. III. Article 21
ANECDOTES OF THE VERY ANCIENT LODGE OF KILWINNING. Article 22
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A CURE FOR A SORE THROAT. Article 28
CEREMONY OF A GENTOO WOMAN Article 29
DISSERTATIONS ON THE POLITE ARTS. Article 31
THE STAGE. Article 36
A LEAP YEAR LOST. Article 37
FOR THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE. Article 38
RELIEVING THE POOR. Article 39
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A CHINESE TALE. Article 46
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AN EASY METHOD OF DESTROYING BUGS. Article 48
FOR THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE. Article 49
INSTANCE OF DELICACY AND PRESENCE OF MIND. Article 49
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MARRIAGES .

Rev . Richard Nets , of Hanwell , Oxfordshire , to Miss Eliza Derby , 2 d daughter of the Rev . John Derby , of Whitehall , Ringwood , Hants . John Berry , Esq . of New-York , to Miss Smear , eldest daughter of the Rev .- Christopher Smear , of Frostenden , Suffolk . Captain Samuel-Mai-land , ofthe East-India Company ' s service , to Miss Isabella Anderson , of Blackheath . Mr . Ports , of Smithfield Bars , to Miss Stracey , daughter of John Stracey , Esq . of Tooting . Captain Hudson , of the East York militia , to Lady Ann Townshend , daughter of the moll : noble Marquis Townshend . iment of Foot Guardsto Miss

At Bisham , Berks , Captain Knox , of the 1 st Reg , Emma Williams , youngest daughter of Thomas Williams , Esq . of Temple-House , Member of Parliament for Great Mallow . Charles Pole , Esq . second son of Sir Charles Pole , of Wolvertoh , Bart , to Miss F . M . Buller , second daughter of Richard Buller , Esq . of Crosby-square . At Gretna-Green , Mr . Daniel Boy ter , of the Close , Sarum , to Miss Fraser , an American young lady , possessing a fortune of 4000 I . Robert Dalrymple , Esq . son of Admiral Dalrymple , to Miss Howard of Knightsbridge . William Hall , Esq . of Marpool-Hall , in the county of Devon , to Miss

Nowlan , only daughter of the late James Nowlan , Esq . Sir Francis Henry Drake , Bart , to Miss Ann Francis Mateby , daughter of Thomas Mateby , of Great St . Marybone-strect . Robert Burnett , Esq . of Vauxhall , eldest son of Sir Robert Burnett , of Morden Hall , Surrey , to Miss Ann Isherwood , of Aldersgate-street .

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DEATHS .

At his pen , at Pleasant Prospect , Liguanea , near Kingston , Jamaica , the Hon . Charles Hall , Esq . At Frognall , the seat of Lord Sydney , the Hon . Mrs . Townshend , wife of the Hon . John Thomas Townshend , and sister to Lord de Clifford . The Rev . Richard Oswin , rector ofTyrid , St . Giles's , in the Isle of Ely , Cambridge- " shire . At St . Helena , where he had gone for the recovery of his health , Thomas Chaloner , of Guisborough , Esq . a Lieutenant in the Navy , eldest surviving son of the late William Chaloner , Esq . Charles Philips , Esq . of Langford , in Essex : he lost his lifebbeing washed overboard from a pleasure boat on the Essex coast . Dr .

Wal-. y ler , Archdeacon of Essex . —( See account of his death in page 353)—Besides the Archdeaconry , the Vicarage of Kensington has lapsed by the unfortunate death of this gentleman ; the former is about 500 I . and the latter ioool perannum . At Great Bard « field Lodge , Essex , Miss Sharpe . At Bath , the Right Rev . Sir John Hotham , Bart . Bishop of Cldghcr , in Ireland . At Stenhouse , ¦ Sir Michael Bruce , Bart , nearly 87 years of age . At Bay thorn Park , Essex , the Rev . William Paxton , rector of Taplow , Buckinghamshire , in the 74 th year of his age . At Market-Harborough , the Rev . Charles AllenM . A . rector of Sutton St . Ann'sin Nottinghamshireand

, , , Vicar of Tugby , in Leicestershire . At Penryn , in Cornwall , Charles Wynch , Esq . of West Mailing , Captain of the Worcestershire Militia , and foutth son of Alexander Wynch , Esq . late Governor of Bengal . The Rev . Henry Waring , Minister of St . Luke's , Old-street , and one of the Prebends of St . Paul's Cathedral . Captain Forbes , of his Majesty's ship Dryad . He threw himself overboard in a fit of insanity in th ? North Seas .

Ar07202

BANKRUPTS .

Michael Cutler ( partner with Jonathan Bunting ) , of Bedford-street , Covent-Garden , Middlesex , woollen-draper . William Alatt Wright , pi ' Leicestershire , woalcomber . John Roger ., of Chilland , Hants , horse-dealer . Edmund Thompson , of Eastoflf , Lincolnshire , merchant . Benjamin Gifford , of Wiveliscombe , Somersetshire , clothier . David Sivewright , of Queen-street , Chcapside , merchant . Thomas Sirett , of Park Lane , victualler . John Fidler , of Littleton Pannel , in the parish of West Lavingtcn , Wilts , mealman . James Harris , of Falmouth , in Cornwall , mercer . John Ridley , of Henrietta-street , Covent Garden , cordwainer . Robert Osborne ,

ofBantury , Oxfordshire , faftor . Peter Willans , of Leicester , manufacturer of hats , Thomas Bush , of Kensington , Middlesex , builder . George Gregory , of Newbury , Jerks , chemist . George Robertson , Commander of the ship Marianne , mariner . John Parker ,, of Manchester , warehouseman . James Tucker , of Bristol , farrier . Chris ,-.

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