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Lately , at Cheltenham , the wife of John Ibbetson , Esq . of Spring Gardens . Lately , the Prince Bishop of Nassau . Lately , at the Rev . Mr . Gamman ' s , Wateriugbury , Mrs . Eagleton , a woman of imdissenibled piety , and' whose manners and dispositions were most benevolent and accommodating .

Lately ; at Edinburgh , the Hon . J . Lord Bal ' enden , Heritable Usher of the Exchequer . Latelv , at" Westhill , lhe Hon . Alice Ballenden , daughter of the late Lord Ballenden . Lately , at Ealing , com . Middlesex , Mr . Hindmarsha gentleman well known

, in the musical world . Lately , at Knightsbridge , Mrs . Willoughby , mother of the late Lord Wil-Ioughby , of Parkliam . Lately , at Carlton Colville , com . Norfolk , Mr . W . Gibson , Surgeon . Lately , Francis Hollyoake , Esq . of TuttenhallStaffordshire .

, Lately , at Cape St . Nichola Mole , Martinique , of the yellow fever , Lieut . James Cotton , of the 32-d regiment . Lately , in the West Indies , Lieut . Hope Napier , of his Majesty's ship the

Invincible , second son of the Hon . Major Ceneral Napier . Nov . i . The Rig ht Honourable Earl of Egling'on , after a long and painful illness , at Eglington Castle , Ayrshire . He is succeeded in his titles and estate bv Colonel Montgomeay , Member of t ' arliament for Ayrshire .

J 3 y his death the government of Edinburgh Castle , and the Colonelcy of the Rova ! Regiment of Scots Greys , become vacant . The late Earl was buried at Eglington Caslle : he acted very generously in his will to all his domestics . Among other itemsappear the following : —

, To his Housekeeper 50 I . per Ann . To his Butler - - 30 I . To his Valet - - 40 I . To his Groom - - 20 I . And to every other servant—all faithfully attached to his Lordship- —some pecuniary testimony of his approbati 11 . The present Earl , whose goodness

of heart has long been the subject 01 encomium , highly pleased with the zeal and fidelity of his worthy predecessor ' s household , has made the most generous offers to retain them in his service during the remainder of their lives ,

Mr . Ross , a gentleman of lhe Gene - ral Post Office , has received a "handsome legacy from the late Earl , besides a favourite family watch , with which , we hope , his gratitude will keep lime . Dr . Wake , Prebend of Westminster and Curate of St . Margaret's Church . Mrs . Blake , wife of Mr . Blake ,

Proctor , Doctors Commons . Mrs . Bell , wife of Mr . Bell , Chinaman , Oxford-street . 3 . In Great Russel-street , Bloomsbury , Miss Emilia Day , only daughter of the late S . H . Lay , Esq . of Shortwell house . 4 . In Fludyer-street , Westminster ,

Mr . Doyle , of the War-office . In Orchyard-street , Kenneth Mackenzie , Esq . of Cromarty . At Upton-upon-Severn , Richard Clark , Esq . Steward and Chapter Clerk to the Dean and Chapter of Worcester . 5 . At Aberystwith , T . Lloyd A ' nwyl , Esq . formerly Attorney in

Shrewsbury . ¦ 6 . At Barrow , com . Norfolk , M ' r . W . Pmfub , who had been forty-five years Master of the Free Grammar School there , and had great reputation

as a classical scholar . John Jones , Esq . of Hemblas , Merionethshire . 7 . Mr . Samuel Bubb , of Tetbury ; and five hours afterwards expired his son ; both taken ill un the same ciav . 8 . John Allot , Esq . late Chamberlain of the Corporation of Shrewsbury .

At Worcester , Mr . Buller , Printer . Mrs . Terry , of St . Thomas ' s , Southwark . The Widow Spray , Hostess of the King ' s Arms Inn , Kirkgale , Newark . Mrs . Martin , of the Royal Oak and Horse Shoe Inn , Castlegala , Newark . 10 . At BridgenessScotlandJohn

, , Macdonald Kinnier Esq . Comptroller of the Customs at Rorrowstonness . ii . In Cleveland-row , St . James ' s , Harrison Philip Aiuslie , Esq . 12 . At Edinburgh , Mr . John Patenon , Printer . W . Dash , junior , son of Mr . Bash , of Bath Riding-school .

14 . At Batli , John Smith ., M . D . late Savilian Professor of Geometry 111 the University of Oxford . 15 . At Richmond , Lady Wood , relict of the late Sir Francis Wood , Baronet .

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LONDON: Article 2
TO READERS, CORRESPONDENTS, &c. Article 3
THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE, AND CABINET OF UNIVERSAL LITERATURE, Article 4
ON THE CABALISTICAL PHILOSOPHY OF THE JEWS. Article 5
THE LAND OF NINEVEH, A FRAGMENT. Article 6
ON PHILOSOPHY. Article 7
ON TRUTH. Article 9
CEREMONY OF OPENING WEARMOUTH BRIDGE; Article 10
THE CASE OF A DISTRESSED CITIZEN. Article 12
ON PUBLIC INGRATITUDE TO GREAT CHARACTERS. Article 14
ORIGINAL LETTER OF THE ASTRONOMER GALILEO. Article 19
CURIOUS FACTS RELATIVE TO THE LATE CHARLES STUART, THE PRETENDER . Article 21
ON THE MUSIC OF THE ANCIENTS. Article 23
SKETCHES OF CELEBRATED CHARACTERS. Article 26
ANECDOTE FROM THE FRENCH. Article 32
REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF AN UNFATHOMABLE LAKE DISAPPEARING. Article 33
CURIOUS ACCOUNT OF THE CHARACTERS, CUSTOMS, AND MANNERS, OF THE SAVAGES OF CAPE BRETON. Article 33
REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF AN UNFATHOMABLE LAKE DISAPPEARING. Article 37
CURIOUS ACCOUNT OF THE CHARACTERS, CUSTOMS, AND MANNERS , OF THE SAVAGES OF CAPE BRETON. Article 37
REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 42
LITERATURE. Article 49
LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 49
POETRY. Article 50
HYMN, Article 51
SONNET. Article 51
THE COUNTRY CURATE. Article 52
SONNET. Article 53
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 54
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 55
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT. Article 56
HOUSE OF COMMONS. Article 56
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 62
INTELLIGENCE OF IMPORTANCE FROM THE LONDON GAZETTES. Article 68
LORD MALMESBURY's EMBASSY. Article 71
OBITUARY. Article 73
LIST OF BANKRUPTS. Article 77
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Obituary.

Lately , at Cheltenham , the wife of John Ibbetson , Esq . of Spring Gardens . Lately , the Prince Bishop of Nassau . Lately , at the Rev . Mr . Gamman ' s , Wateriugbury , Mrs . Eagleton , a woman of imdissenibled piety , and' whose manners and dispositions were most benevolent and accommodating .

Lately ; at Edinburgh , the Hon . J . Lord Bal ' enden , Heritable Usher of the Exchequer . Latelv , at" Westhill , lhe Hon . Alice Ballenden , daughter of the late Lord Ballenden . Lately , at Ealing , com . Middlesex , Mr . Hindmarsha gentleman well known

, in the musical world . Lately , at Knightsbridge , Mrs . Willoughby , mother of the late Lord Wil-Ioughby , of Parkliam . Lately , at Carlton Colville , com . Norfolk , Mr . W . Gibson , Surgeon . Lately , Francis Hollyoake , Esq . of TuttenhallStaffordshire .

, Lately , at Cape St . Nichola Mole , Martinique , of the yellow fever , Lieut . James Cotton , of the 32-d regiment . Lately , in the West Indies , Lieut . Hope Napier , of his Majesty's ship the

Invincible , second son of the Hon . Major Ceneral Napier . Nov . i . The Rig ht Honourable Earl of Egling'on , after a long and painful illness , at Eglington Castle , Ayrshire . He is succeeded in his titles and estate bv Colonel Montgomeay , Member of t ' arliament for Ayrshire .

J 3 y his death the government of Edinburgh Castle , and the Colonelcy of the Rova ! Regiment of Scots Greys , become vacant . The late Earl was buried at Eglington Caslle : he acted very generously in his will to all his domestics . Among other itemsappear the following : —

, To his Housekeeper 50 I . per Ann . To his Butler - - 30 I . To his Valet - - 40 I . To his Groom - - 20 I . And to every other servant—all faithfully attached to his Lordship- —some pecuniary testimony of his approbati 11 . The present Earl , whose goodness

of heart has long been the subject 01 encomium , highly pleased with the zeal and fidelity of his worthy predecessor ' s household , has made the most generous offers to retain them in his service during the remainder of their lives ,

Mr . Ross , a gentleman of lhe Gene - ral Post Office , has received a "handsome legacy from the late Earl , besides a favourite family watch , with which , we hope , his gratitude will keep lime . Dr . Wake , Prebend of Westminster and Curate of St . Margaret's Church . Mrs . Blake , wife of Mr . Blake ,

Proctor , Doctors Commons . Mrs . Bell , wife of Mr . Bell , Chinaman , Oxford-street . 3 . In Great Russel-street , Bloomsbury , Miss Emilia Day , only daughter of the late S . H . Lay , Esq . of Shortwell house . 4 . In Fludyer-street , Westminster ,

Mr . Doyle , of the War-office . In Orchyard-street , Kenneth Mackenzie , Esq . of Cromarty . At Upton-upon-Severn , Richard Clark , Esq . Steward and Chapter Clerk to the Dean and Chapter of Worcester . 5 . At Aberystwith , T . Lloyd A ' nwyl , Esq . formerly Attorney in

Shrewsbury . ¦ 6 . At Barrow , com . Norfolk , M ' r . W . Pmfub , who had been forty-five years Master of the Free Grammar School there , and had great reputation

as a classical scholar . John Jones , Esq . of Hemblas , Merionethshire . 7 . Mr . Samuel Bubb , of Tetbury ; and five hours afterwards expired his son ; both taken ill un the same ciav . 8 . John Allot , Esq . late Chamberlain of the Corporation of Shrewsbury .

At Worcester , Mr . Buller , Printer . Mrs . Terry , of St . Thomas ' s , Southwark . The Widow Spray , Hostess of the King ' s Arms Inn , Kirkgale , Newark . Mrs . Martin , of the Royal Oak and Horse Shoe Inn , Castlegala , Newark . 10 . At BridgenessScotlandJohn

, , Macdonald Kinnier Esq . Comptroller of the Customs at Rorrowstonness . ii . In Cleveland-row , St . James ' s , Harrison Philip Aiuslie , Esq . 12 . At Edinburgh , Mr . John Patenon , Printer . W . Dash , junior , son of Mr . Bash , of Bath Riding-school .

14 . At Batli , John Smith ., M . D . late Savilian Professor of Geometry 111 the University of Oxford . 15 . At Richmond , Lady Wood , relict of the late Sir Francis Wood , Baronet .

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