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PROMOTIONS .

Tni-IE Rev . John Spaurhauke , to the rectory of Hinxworth , in Hertfordshire . JL The Rev . Mr . Cherry , of Maidstone , chosen Head Master of Merchant Taylors School . The Rev . Mr . Dawson Warren , to the vicarage of Edmonton . The Rev . Peter Hansell , to the vicarage of Catton , in Norfolk . The Rev . Csesar Morgan , D . D . to the rectory of Tidcl St . Giles . The Rev . Mr . Vachell , to the vicarage of Littlepore . The Archdeaconry of Essex to the Rev . Mr . Gretton , Chaplain to Lord Howard de Walden . The Rev . John ThompsonM . A . to the

, vicarage of Milford , near Lymington , Hants . The Rev . Richard Waller , M . A . son of the late Doctor Wailer , Archdeacon of Essex , to the rectory of Great Birch , near Colchester , Essex , worth 270 I . per annum . The Rev . Thomas Wright , M . A . Fellow of Brazen Nose College , to the rectory of St . Mary ' s Whitechapel . The Rev . Char . Neve , B . D .-to the vicarage of Old Sudbury , in the county of Gloucester . Dr . Stinton , Rector of Exeter College , in Oxford , to the vacant Prebend at St . Paul ' s . Mr . Canning appointed Deputy Secretary to Lord Grenville .

DEATHS . ¦ At Lambeth , in the tooth year of his age , Dr . Jean Boiranstone , an Emigrant Priest , ancl formerly Chaplain to the Archbishop of Paris , - ' for a series of forty years . At LongEalon , in Cheshire , Mr . J . Wilson , possessed of 2000 I . which he acquired in the hop-trade ; or in other words , by setting bodies in motion , with the combined powers of rutin and cat-gut . In short , he scraped together the above sum by attending merry nig hts as a fiddler . At his apartments in the Meuse , Saof

muel Dorrington , one the King's grooms , who was unfortunately run over by the state coach , on his Majesty ' s return from the House of eers . In the S 5 H 1 year of his ago , Peter Garrick , Esq . brother to the late David Garrick , Esq . At Ovingham , in Northumberland , Mr . John Bewick , a young gentleman much distinguished by his rare talent in the curious art of Engraving on wood , and brother to the celebrated and ingenious Mr , T . Bewick , of Newcastle upon Tyne . At Copenhagen , on the 7 th instant , of the small-pox , the Princess Louisa , daughter of the Hereditary Prince of Denmark . General James Johnston , Colonel of

the Scotch Greys . At his house , on Snow-Hill , Mr . Thomas Spilsbury , printer . In his 80 th year , Leonard Coward , Esq . one of the Aldermen and three times Mayor of Bath : he has bequeathed the reversion of 1000 I . three per cents , to the General Hospital , the same sum to the Charity School , and the residue' of his fortune , undisposed of , in legacies , towards the improvement of the city . This bequest , we hear , will amount to several thousand pounds . On the ist of September Capt . John William Hall , of the 54 th regiment . Anthony Hunt , Esq . second Captain of Greenwich Hospital . Jacob Bird , Esq . Water-Bailiff of the City of London . David Gardner , Esq . Captain in the 34 th regiment of Foot . The Rev . Richard Skinner , B . D : Rector " of Basinghani , in Lincolnshire , and formerly fellow of Corpus Christi College , Oxford .

MARRIAGES . . First at Gretna Green , and since at St . Dunstan ' s , in the East , Mr . Samuel Staples , merchant of the city , and brother to the Banker , to Miss Martin , of Berkshire , a co-heiress of the late Henry Fletcher , Esq . of Tottenham . —The ¦ Lady has a fortune of 50 , 000 ! . Major Hill , late of the 25 th Light Dragoons , and son of Sir Richard Hill , Ban . to Miss Cornish . Sir John Rose , Recorder of the City of London , to Miss Fenn , daughter of the late Sheriff Fenn . At Temple Balsallin WarwickshireGeorge PenriceEsq . of Salfordin the same county

, , , , , to Miss Sophia Coachman , second daughter of Henry Couchman , Esq . of the for-. mer place . The Hon . Henry Sedley , of Nutall , to Miss Alice Lucy Whitefoord , second daughter of Sir John Whitefoord , Bart . The Hon . Augustus George Legge , youngest son of the Earl of Dartmouth , to Miss Honora Bagot , second daughter of the Rev . Walter . Bagot . At South Weald , in Essex , John Tyrwhitt , jun , Esq . to Miss Dymoke , youngest daughter of the late Hon . Champion Dymoke , of Scrielsbv , in Lincolnshire .

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TO READERS, CORRESPONDENTS, &c. Article 2
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WITH A PORTRAIT. Article 5
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COVETOUSNESS; A VISION. Article 6
HISTORY OF MASONRY. Article 11
TO THE EDITOR. Article 17
Untitled Article 17
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC, Article 18
ACCOUNT OF THE SYBARITES. FROM ATHENAEUS. Article 19
COTYS. Article 19
ALCIBIADES. Article 20
FROM THE SAME. Article 22
ON THE ORIGIN OF COCK-FIGHTING. Article 22
FROM THE SAME. Article 22
FROM THE SAME. Article 23
FROM THE SAME. Article 23
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FROM THE SAME. Article 24
A BILL OF FARE FOR FIFTY PEOPLE OF THE COMPANY OF SALTERS, A. D. 1506. Article 24
APOPLEXY. Article 24
THE STAGE. Article 25
ACCOUNT OF THE STOCKS OR PUBLIC FUNDS OF THIS KINGDOM. Article 26
BAD EFFECTS OF SPIRITOUS LIQUORS, ESPECIALLY AMONG THE LOWER RANKS. Article 29
TO THE EDITOR. ON THE EFFECTS OF TRAGEDY. Article 31
AN EXPLANATION OF THE FACULTYE OF ABRAC. Article 34
DETACHED SENTIMENTS. Article 35
CHARACTER OF GAVIN WILSON, WITH SOME ACCOUNT OF HIS INVENTIONS, Article 36
THOUGHTS ON QUACKS OF ALL DENOMINATIONS. Article 41
REFLECTIONS ON THE UNEQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF TALENTS TO MANKIND. Article 43
ANECOTE OF SIR ROBERT WALPOLE. Article 45
OPINION OF THE THE GREAT JUDGE COKE, UPON THE ACT AGAINST FREEMASONS. Article 46
THE OPINION. Article 46
A FRAGMENT. Article 47
ANOTHER. Article 47
REMARKS ON THE IMITATIVE POWER OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Article 48
SKETCH OF THE CHARACTER OF Dr. ADAM SMITH. Article 50
ANECDOTE OF THE LATE EARL OF LAUDERDALE. Article 52
POETRY. Article 53
IMPOSSIBILITIES. Article 54
SIR PHILIP SYDNEY'S EPITAPH. Article 54
EPITAPH under Dr. JOHNSON's STATUE in St. PAUL's. Article 54
ON PLUCKING A ROSE INTENDED FOR A YOUNG LADY. Article 55
THE SOLDIER's PARTING; OR, JEMMY AND LUCY, A SONG. Article 56
EPITAPH on Dr. SACHEVEREL, and SALLY SALISBURY. Article 56
DESCRIPTION OF A PARISH WORKHOUSE. Article 57
TO MY LOVELY FRIEND. Article 57
Untitled Article 58
Untitled Article 58
LOVE WITHOUT SPIRIT. Article 58
STRICTURES ON PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 59
EPILOGUE Article 59
THE ARTS. Article 60
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 61
GRAND LODGE OF SCOTLAND. Article 62
UNTO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, Article 63
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 63
PROMOTIONS. Article 69
BANKRUPTS. Article 70
INDEX TO THE FIFTH VOLUME. Article 71
Untitled Article 74
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Promotions.

PROMOTIONS .

Tni-IE Rev . John Spaurhauke , to the rectory of Hinxworth , in Hertfordshire . JL The Rev . Mr . Cherry , of Maidstone , chosen Head Master of Merchant Taylors School . The Rev . Mr . Dawson Warren , to the vicarage of Edmonton . The Rev . Peter Hansell , to the vicarage of Catton , in Norfolk . The Rev . Csesar Morgan , D . D . to the rectory of Tidcl St . Giles . The Rev . Mr . Vachell , to the vicarage of Littlepore . The Archdeaconry of Essex to the Rev . Mr . Gretton , Chaplain to Lord Howard de Walden . The Rev . John ThompsonM . A . to the

, vicarage of Milford , near Lymington , Hants . The Rev . Richard Waller , M . A . son of the late Doctor Wailer , Archdeacon of Essex , to the rectory of Great Birch , near Colchester , Essex , worth 270 I . per annum . The Rev . Thomas Wright , M . A . Fellow of Brazen Nose College , to the rectory of St . Mary ' s Whitechapel . The Rev . Char . Neve , B . D .-to the vicarage of Old Sudbury , in the county of Gloucester . Dr . Stinton , Rector of Exeter College , in Oxford , to the vacant Prebend at St . Paul ' s . Mr . Canning appointed Deputy Secretary to Lord Grenville .

DEATHS . ¦ At Lambeth , in the tooth year of his age , Dr . Jean Boiranstone , an Emigrant Priest , ancl formerly Chaplain to the Archbishop of Paris , - ' for a series of forty years . At LongEalon , in Cheshire , Mr . J . Wilson , possessed of 2000 I . which he acquired in the hop-trade ; or in other words , by setting bodies in motion , with the combined powers of rutin and cat-gut . In short , he scraped together the above sum by attending merry nig hts as a fiddler . At his apartments in the Meuse , Saof

muel Dorrington , one the King's grooms , who was unfortunately run over by the state coach , on his Majesty ' s return from the House of eers . In the S 5 H 1 year of his ago , Peter Garrick , Esq . brother to the late David Garrick , Esq . At Ovingham , in Northumberland , Mr . John Bewick , a young gentleman much distinguished by his rare talent in the curious art of Engraving on wood , and brother to the celebrated and ingenious Mr , T . Bewick , of Newcastle upon Tyne . At Copenhagen , on the 7 th instant , of the small-pox , the Princess Louisa , daughter of the Hereditary Prince of Denmark . General James Johnston , Colonel of

the Scotch Greys . At his house , on Snow-Hill , Mr . Thomas Spilsbury , printer . In his 80 th year , Leonard Coward , Esq . one of the Aldermen and three times Mayor of Bath : he has bequeathed the reversion of 1000 I . three per cents , to the General Hospital , the same sum to the Charity School , and the residue' of his fortune , undisposed of , in legacies , towards the improvement of the city . This bequest , we hear , will amount to several thousand pounds . On the ist of September Capt . John William Hall , of the 54 th regiment . Anthony Hunt , Esq . second Captain of Greenwich Hospital . Jacob Bird , Esq . Water-Bailiff of the City of London . David Gardner , Esq . Captain in the 34 th regiment of Foot . The Rev . Richard Skinner , B . D : Rector " of Basinghani , in Lincolnshire , and formerly fellow of Corpus Christi College , Oxford .

MARRIAGES . . First at Gretna Green , and since at St . Dunstan ' s , in the East , Mr . Samuel Staples , merchant of the city , and brother to the Banker , to Miss Martin , of Berkshire , a co-heiress of the late Henry Fletcher , Esq . of Tottenham . —The ¦ Lady has a fortune of 50 , 000 ! . Major Hill , late of the 25 th Light Dragoons , and son of Sir Richard Hill , Ban . to Miss Cornish . Sir John Rose , Recorder of the City of London , to Miss Fenn , daughter of the late Sheriff Fenn . At Temple Balsallin WarwickshireGeorge PenriceEsq . of Salfordin the same county

, , , , , to Miss Sophia Coachman , second daughter of Henry Couchman , Esq . of the for-. mer place . The Hon . Henry Sedley , of Nutall , to Miss Alice Lucy Whitefoord , second daughter of Sir John Whitefoord , Bart . The Hon . Augustus George Legge , youngest son of the Earl of Dartmouth , to Miss Honora Bagot , second daughter of the Rev . Walter . Bagot . At South Weald , in Essex , John Tyrwhitt , jun , Esq . to Miss Dymoke , youngest daughter of the late Hon . Champion Dymoke , of Scrielsbv , in Lincolnshire .

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