76 
Se Leivre 
ary 21 
Linrington William, Exeter, currier, January 19 
Amand, Finch lane, merchant, 
Lewis Thomas, Great Tower hill; merchant, Febru- 
ary § 
-Lantier Thomas, Stafford, fhoe manufacturer, Jann- 
ary 3t 
Lewis Jona, Old Jewry, warehoufeman, February 5 
_ Lumiden George, Newcaftle-on-Tyne, February 12 
‘cawiou William, and William Byron, Linceln, drapers, 
February 19 
Moore Nevin, Lancaftery merchant, partser with John 
Benfon, and jefeph Wilkinfon, January 28, and 
feparate efiate of Moore, January 28 
WManvivg James, Fhomas Heavifides, and Thomas Bore- 
man, Barge yard, Bucklersbury, warehoufemen, 
Jansary 21, and feparate efrate of each, January!21, 
nai. . 
Millar James, 
ary 26 
Meallin William Lewis, Manchefter ftreet, furgeon Fe- 
bruary 2. final 
Martin Robert, and Mark Laft, Watling itreet, warehoufe. 
en, February 5, final 
Martin Richard, jun. New Windfor, money AcHgeN=Ts Fe- 
bruary § 
Shad Thames, bifcuit baker, Janu- 
Maregction James, Church court, Clement’s lane, mer- _ 
chant, February 16, final 
Metcalf sufanna, and. John MetcalS, Golden leg court, 
Cheapfide, hofiers, February i6 
Martioda:e John, New Bond ftrcet, wine merchant, Fe- 
bruary 9 
Murrils rhomas, Tottenham, victualler February 9 
WNafh Iiaac, priltol, cooper, February-12 
Nuttall, Chritopher, Manchefter, cotton fpinner, Febru- 
Bi 
ico Thomas, Little. Turnfile, 
ary 2 
Sunde. William, Mark lane, broker, January 29 
eoriee Rebert Charles, Hull, fronmonger, February 155 
nal 
Pearkes Vhineas, Worcefter, grocer, January 31, final 
Qienby John. Wincneiter, draper, January .8 
Kudgett james, Biackburn, muflin manufatturer, Ja- 
Duary 245 Anal 
Ruwhworth Charies, High Holbors:, coach maker, Jauu- 
baker, Janu- 
a:y 19 
Reynroiss Charles, Norwich, woollen draper, Feoru- 
ary 18 
Rawiuees Thomas, Gloucefier, mercer, February 13, 
inal 
Stephenfon Charles, Parliament ftreet, January 26 ; 
Sparkes johu, Leadenhad fireet, ea dealer, partner with 
james Mathews, January 22, friat 
Jenu- 
Incidents, Marriages, and Deaths in and near Londin, |Feb. 1, 
Snowdon John, Flysnouens: January 29 
Soelner John, Andreas, AA aldo: 2 
ary_21, final 
Sims Jofeph, Honeycombe, January 18 
merchant, Javus 
‘Shariland Juhn, Cockfpur ftreet, linen draper, Janu- 
ary 22 
Saunders John, Painfwich, money fcrivener, Janu- 
ary 18 
Scott ons and Walter Scott, Southwark, tallow chandiers, 
January 29 
Sutton benjamin, Birmingham, button maker, Janu- 
ary 22 
Suart Hugh, Knuzden Sook, whiftler, February 7 
Salmon Jofeph, -Great ClaGon, linen draper, February 4 
final 
Salomons.ifsac, Osborne place, Whitechapel merchant, 
January 29 
Sheritt James, Hatton Garden, merchant, Pebruary 9 
Seaborne William, Limehoufe, mat maker, Febru- 
ary 16 
Smith John, Dufour’s place, merchant, February 9 
Jreadgold john, Portfea, cabinet maker, Janu- 
ary 29 
Travis Jofeph, and Peter Nevill, Botton-le-moor, muflin 
manufacturers, February 1, hnal 
Tompfun William, juu. Woly yerhampton, grocer, Japu- 
ary 28, nnal 
shone. Thomas, 
ary 29 
Vuim Thomas, Buih lane, merchant, December 26 
Vaughan William, Pall Mail, and Alexander Gerard, 
merchants, December 22 
Van Dyck, Peter Dubbledemuts, Arnold J. Gevers Leuven, 
and W vnand Adriaen ce Gruite Verch, Circus, Mi- 
nories, merchants, feparate cate of Van Dyck, Fe- 
Streatham ftreet, jeweller, Janu- 
bruary 19 
Williams John George, Winchefter ftreet, merchant, Ja- 
nuary 26 
Weishtm?n Thomas, Newgate ftre€t, mercer, Janu- 
ary 26 . 
Wara Richard Rodinfon, Cottingham, Merchant, Janu- 
ary i, final 
Wright Thomas, Eafington, coachmafter, January a, 
final 
Wilks Jofeph, Threadneedle ftreet, merchant, February 16, 
final ; if 
Wraith, Berjamin, Great Bolton, cotton fpinner, Febry- 
ary 8, final ’ 
Wood James, Leyland, cotton mavufatturer, January 3hy 
final 
Whitley Abraham Brown Whitley, North Shields, mer- 
chant, February 31 
Wells John, and Thomas Smith, Legdenhail freet, hacters, 
February 5 S40 ec ‘ 
MARRIAGES anp DEATHS ty any near LONDON, 
With Biographical Memoirs of dijitagui/bed Gharadiers recently deceajed. 
ae 
pes proprietors of the Grand funétion 
Canal intend to apply to Parliament next 
iinod. to repeal the claufe in their firit at, 
yeftraining them from bringing coals to Len- 
don. A bill is already prepared for that pur- 
pole ; by which it is intended, that coals 
brought by the canal fhould be fubjeé to 
haif tne duty on coals brought coaftways. 
The following are the! totals of a general 
‘bill cf all the Chriftenings and Buriais in 
- the metropolis, from December 13, 1803, to 
December . 13, 
ninety-feven parifhes withig the walls, 1,119. 
Buried, 1,132.—Chrift eae in the ie eca 
parifhes without the walls, 4,458. Buried, 
35440: —_-Chriftened in the twenty three out- 
parifacs in Middliefex and Surry, 16,241. 
Buried, 7,3813.—Chriftened in the ten pa- 
Aa hes in the city and liberti es of Weimuna- 
SN ASFA Se 
Chridenee oe Haat In all, 23,543 
| Females 12,75 3 jae 
iviales = 8 605 
Females 8,433 | 
Waerect have sed. 
Under 2 years of age = = - 4,581 
berw 
Buried, -4, 65 3. 
Buried - in ail, 417,¢58 
‘ 
1804 ah apeee in the 
| Sutton-hall, 
Between two and five “2 43924 
ou Li we ane eek gee 
_.-. tem and twenty eS 
twenty and thirty .- 1,227 
-,., “thirty ana forty, Soe eee 
Lo. forty and airy eae 
.... fifty ana fixty eM iy: 
fixty and feventy .. 1,198 
feventy and eizbty 
cighty and ninety -~_ - 433 
...- ninety apd a hendred § ,77 
_ea« @ huodred ana one 4 
~... a hundred and three I 
... a hundred aad five I 
Decreaied in the burs rals this year, 2,544. 
MARRIED, 
rallis, efg. only fon of the Bifiep 
of ‘Lite nReld, and M.e. for Eye; in Suffolk, 
to Mifs Dickins,-only daughter ef Francis 
Dickins, efq. M.p. for the nk tf North- 
anipton. 
The Earl of Ormond, to Mifs Clarke, of 
Derby thire, who is poflefled of 
a fortune of nearly 20,cool. per annum, be 
fides 100,000}. in ready caih . 
‘H.R, Good. 
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