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Obituary.
Esq . father of Doctor Davies , of Cnernnrthen , and one of his Majesty ' s justices of the peace for that county . A gentleman whose death is universally , and deservedly , lamented . The various duties , and offices of social life , he discharged with great zeal and philanthropy . —As a Magistrate , he was
eminently useful in his neighbourhood ; active impartial , and independent ; and he descended into the grave , covered with the nighest honour , that of being esteemed , and acknowledged , an honest man I At Plymouth , on the ztl of November , in the 34 th year of his age , after
a lingering illness , which he bore with exemplary fortitude and resignation , Mr . Moore , a surgeon of that place , ¦ 3 ii ' . l visit nig apothecary to the Royal Kaval Hospital . His talents and virtues did honour to a name and family , which have been long characterised , and are still adorned , by learning and
worth . Ho was distinguished by much skiil in the exercise of his profession , by rare powers of mind , and by extensive reading " , but his mental endowments and literary accomplishments were united with the most valuable
properties of character , with independence of principle , with firmness and con-istency of conduct . By his family , by his neighbourhood , and by the wide circle of Ins friends , his death is deeply regretted , and the remembrance of him will be ever affectionately cherished : The late Mr . Bearcrofr , whose death
rve 3-- ; no ! inced in our obituary for Inst month , was Chief Justice of Chester and of Flint , Denbigh : and Montgomery , in Wales ; a Member of the Royal Society of'Antiquaries , of London ; a Bencher of the Honourable Society cf the inner Temple ; one of his Majesty's Conine !; and Member of Parliament
for Saltssh , in Cornwall . Mr . Bearcroft was an example of industry and perseverance at the Bar . For many years he had scarcely business enough to support himself with the severest a ' conomy ; he actually , in despair , thought of relinquishing the Profession . In time , however , his good sense and knowledge of
the Law excited confidence , and till his hearing latterly became affected , he wa ; one of the most successful of its Professors , particularly in cases in which legal opinions were requisite . For many years he was the oniv Advocate , whose
abilities and eloquence could , with a chance of success , be employed , in competition with those of the illustrious and unequalled ERSKINE . His remains were interred , on Tuesday , Dec . 6 in the Temple Church , attended by a great number of the most shining ornaments of the Bar . Tire
remains of his amiable daughter , who suddenly followed her worthy father , were interred at the same time . Lately , At Stockton upon Tecs , Mr . W . Murray Johnson , youngest son of the late Rev . George Johnson , of Norton , com . Durham . At Oversea ! after a few days illness ,
, Thomas Wilkes , a very eminent and successful banker , manufacturer , t ? c . The meekness and suavity of his manners , for which he was eminently distinguished , his extreme punctuality in all his extensive commercial dealings , his readiness to assist and accommodate all his neighbours upon every emergent
occasion , which his fortune enabled hi 111 to do in an uncommon degree , his universal benevolence and liberality , and the whole tenor of His amiable deportment in the different offices of life , domestic and social , have rendered his
less the subject of extreme grief to his family and relatives , and will be severely feit , as it is justly deplored , by a very numerous body of acquaintance and friends throughout the country . Mrs . Bradley , relict of Thomas Bradley , Esq . late Merchant and Member of the British Factory at Lisbon .
At Newcastle , Stafford , Mr . Thomas Swinner ' on , many years an Alderman of that Borough . Richard Marshall , Esq . Barrackmaster for Glasgow and Dunbarton , Major of the Glasgow Volunteers , and formerly one of the Magistrates of that City .
At Martinique , Dr . Story , Physician of the Staff . Mr . Thomas Kardcastle , of Wocdhonse , near Leeds . The Rev . Mr . Rcbert Powlcy , rector of Sessav , near Thirst . At Putney , William Jenkins , Esq . The Hew " Robert BarkerRector of
, Kicking , in Nottinghamshire , mil formerly Fellow and Tutor of Oueen ' s College . At Chelsea , Major Benjamin Dodd , as generally regretted , as he had been through life beloved and respected .
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Obituary.
Esq . father of Doctor Davies , of Cnernnrthen , and one of his Majesty ' s justices of the peace for that county . A gentleman whose death is universally , and deservedly , lamented . The various duties , and offices of social life , he discharged with great zeal and philanthropy . —As a Magistrate , he was
eminently useful in his neighbourhood ; active impartial , and independent ; and he descended into the grave , covered with the nighest honour , that of being esteemed , and acknowledged , an honest man I At Plymouth , on the ztl of November , in the 34 th year of his age , after
a lingering illness , which he bore with exemplary fortitude and resignation , Mr . Moore , a surgeon of that place , ¦ 3 ii ' . l visit nig apothecary to the Royal Kaval Hospital . His talents and virtues did honour to a name and family , which have been long characterised , and are still adorned , by learning and
worth . Ho was distinguished by much skiil in the exercise of his profession , by rare powers of mind , and by extensive reading " , but his mental endowments and literary accomplishments were united with the most valuable
properties of character , with independence of principle , with firmness and con-istency of conduct . By his family , by his neighbourhood , and by the wide circle of Ins friends , his death is deeply regretted , and the remembrance of him will be ever affectionately cherished : The late Mr . Bearcrofr , whose death
rve 3-- ; no ! inced in our obituary for Inst month , was Chief Justice of Chester and of Flint , Denbigh : and Montgomery , in Wales ; a Member of the Royal Society of'Antiquaries , of London ; a Bencher of the Honourable Society cf the inner Temple ; one of his Majesty's Conine !; and Member of Parliament
for Saltssh , in Cornwall . Mr . Bearcroft was an example of industry and perseverance at the Bar . For many years he had scarcely business enough to support himself with the severest a ' conomy ; he actually , in despair , thought of relinquishing the Profession . In time , however , his good sense and knowledge of
the Law excited confidence , and till his hearing latterly became affected , he wa ; one of the most successful of its Professors , particularly in cases in which legal opinions were requisite . For many years he was the oniv Advocate , whose
abilities and eloquence could , with a chance of success , be employed , in competition with those of the illustrious and unequalled ERSKINE . His remains were interred , on Tuesday , Dec . 6 in the Temple Church , attended by a great number of the most shining ornaments of the Bar . Tire
remains of his amiable daughter , who suddenly followed her worthy father , were interred at the same time . Lately , At Stockton upon Tecs , Mr . W . Murray Johnson , youngest son of the late Rev . George Johnson , of Norton , com . Durham . At Oversea ! after a few days illness ,
, Thomas Wilkes , a very eminent and successful banker , manufacturer , t ? c . The meekness and suavity of his manners , for which he was eminently distinguished , his extreme punctuality in all his extensive commercial dealings , his readiness to assist and accommodate all his neighbours upon every emergent
occasion , which his fortune enabled hi 111 to do in an uncommon degree , his universal benevolence and liberality , and the whole tenor of His amiable deportment in the different offices of life , domestic and social , have rendered his
less the subject of extreme grief to his family and relatives , and will be severely feit , as it is justly deplored , by a very numerous body of acquaintance and friends throughout the country . Mrs . Bradley , relict of Thomas Bradley , Esq . late Merchant and Member of the British Factory at Lisbon .
At Newcastle , Stafford , Mr . Thomas Swinner ' on , many years an Alderman of that Borough . Richard Marshall , Esq . Barrackmaster for Glasgow and Dunbarton , Major of the Glasgow Volunteers , and formerly one of the Magistrates of that City .
At Martinique , Dr . Story , Physician of the Staff . Mr . Thomas Kardcastle , of Wocdhonse , near Leeds . The Rev . Mr . Rcbert Powlcy , rector of Sessav , near Thirst . At Putney , William Jenkins , Esq . The Hew " Robert BarkerRector of
, Kicking , in Nottinghamshire , mil formerly Fellow and Tutor of Oueen ' s College . At Chelsea , Major Benjamin Dodd , as generally regretted , as he had been through life beloved and respected .