1126 Corrections in former Obituaries.-Births and Marriages. [Supp. Mr. Jof. Tatham, master of the Quakers At Leicester, Mr. G. Lockwood, draper, academy, Leeds, to Mifs S. North, of York. to Mifs Palmer, of Kilmorton, co. Huntingd. 3. At Chifwick, Mr. John Fred Smith, of Wakefield, merchant, to Mifs Howorth, dau. of the late Capt. H. of the royal navy. 4. At Allhallows, Thames-street, Mr. Wm. Elliott, to Mifs Sarah Walls. William Tomkinfon, efq. of Bofteck, in Cheshire, to Mifs Frances Nefham, dangtter of the late John N. efq, of Houghtonle-Spring, co. Durham. Mr. Thomas Duke, tide-furveyor of exeife at Falmouth, to Mifs Eliz. Plane, eldest daughter of Capt. Edw. P. dec. P. 1076. Dr. Peckard proceeded M. A. at Corpus Chrifti college, Oxford, 1741. He published, "The popular Clamour against the Jews indefenfible; a Sermon, preached at Honiton (1 Cor. ix. 20), Oct. "A Sermon on the Na28, 1753," 8vo. ture and Extent of Civil and Religious Liberty (1 Pet. ii. 16), 1754." "A Differtation on Rev. xi. 13; in which there is attempted to be fhewn that there is fome Reafon to believe this Prophecy completed by the late Earthquake at Lisbon, 1755" 8vo. "Obfervations on the Doctrine of an intermediate State between Death and the Refurrection; with fome Remarks on Mr. Goddard's Sermon on that Subject, 1756." "Further Obfervations on the Doctrine of an intermediateton, co. Huntingdon. State, in Answer to the Rev. Dr. Morton's "Obfervations on Mr. Queries, 1757:" "The proFleming's Survey, &c. 1759." per Style of Chriftian Orations; a Sermon at Huntingdon (1 Cor. i. 21), Jan. 7, "A Sermon at the Vifitation of 1770." Archdeacon Cholwell, at Huntingdon (Rom. ix. 28), May 19, 1772." "A Sermon on the unalterable Nature of Vice and Virtue, againft Lord Chesterfield's Doctrines (Ifaiah v. 20), preached at St. James's, Weftminster, April 4, 1775-" The Nature and Extent of Civil and Religious Liberty, a Sermon, preached before the Univerfity of Cambridge, Nov. 5, 1781." "Piety, Benevolence, and Loyalty, recommended; another Sermon before the fame University, Jan. 30, 1784." A third fermon before the fame, intituled, "Juftice and Mercy recommended." "The Life of Nicholas Farrar." P. 1077. Of Mr. Alderman Wilkes, an ample account will be given in January. Dec. A BIRTHS. This boufe in Gloucester-street, Queen-fquare, the wife of Arnold Langley, efq. a daughter. 24. At Birstall-houfe, the wife of J. Mansfield, efq. a daughter. 30. The wife of George Dallas, efq. of Upper Harley-ftreet, a fon. MARRIAGES. Mr. Stokes, to Miis Gafkill, both of El 6. At Woodmanfterne, Surp the Rev. Charles-Frederick Bond, of Merton, to Mifs Polhill, of Woodmanfterne. At Tiverton, Devon, James Pulling, esq. jun. merchant, to Mifs Lydia Davey. 7. At Edinburgh, James Campbell, efq. jun, of Craignish, to Mifs Jean Campbell, only dau. of late Rob. C. efq. of Sunderland. 9. Edmund Prideaux, efq. of the Middle Temple, to Mifs St. Aubyn, daughter of Sir Jn. St. A. bart. of Clowance, in Cornwall. At Liverpool, Peter Berthon, efq. jun. of Finsbury-square, to Mifs Ellen Green Park, daughter of Henry P. efq. of Liverpool.. At Melcomb-Regis, Geo. Hereford, eíq. At Nottingham, Mr. H. Latham, to Mis II. At St. Margaret's, Westminster, Dr. At Chefhunt, Mr. Rd. Dally, attorney, to At Glenbervie, in Scotland, Rev. James 13. At Burnfide, in Scotland, James Fatqubar Gordon, efq, of Balmuir, writer to the fignet, to Mifs Lilias Hunter, 3d daughter of Charles H. efq. of Burnfide. 14. At Camberwell, Surrey, Jas. Selfe, efq. of Trowbridge, Wilts, to Mifs GraceCamilla Cottle, daughter of the late Thomas T the Cape of Good Hope, C. efq. of the inland of Nevis. Arg. A Capt. John Lambe, of the Mel ville Cattle, to Mifs Augufta Thomas. Nov. 1. Mr. Blaker, mercer, to Mifs 2. Mr. Morgan, furgeon, to Mifs John D'Ewes Coke, efq. of Bruckhill hall, co. Nottingham, to Miis Harriet Wright, only daughter of the late Thomas W. efq. of Nottingham. Mr. Turner, draper, of Wifbech, to Mifs Mary Andrews, of Walpole St. Peter, Norf. At St. Audries, Thomas Cridland, efq. of Weacombe-house, to Mifs C. Cridland, of Milverton. Enfign Jofeph Smith, of Stockport, to Mifs M. Rockliffe, of Horncastle. At Bro' Norton, co. Norfolk, the Rev. Char. Browne, jun. of Liston, co. Suffolk, to Mifs Margaret Nunn, youngest daughter of the late Rob. N. efq. of Hepworth. Rev. Mr. Myers, of Edenham, co. Lincoln, to Mifs Gilliat, of Whitehaven. 15. Mr. Edmund Hopkins, of Maidenlane, Wood-ftreet, goldsmith, to Mifs Hancock, of Bethnal-green. 16. Geo. Torrane, efq. of Manchester. ftreet, Manchester-fquare, to Mis Eleanor Bruton, you, dau. of Mr. B. of Jermyn-ftr. * 797.] Marriages of remarkable Perfons. Mr. Cotgrave, eldest fon of Tho. C. efq. merchant, of Chefter, to Mifs Herbert, only da. of Mr. H furgeon, of Farringdon, Berks. も 18. Auguftus Floyer, efq. only fon of Charles F. efq. of Portland-place, to Mifs Keble, daughter of the late Page K. efq. . At Chatham, Mr. Bentley, furgeon and apothecary, to Mrs. Mary Maynard, widow of the late Mr. Edw. M. jun. brewer there. Thomas Churchill Thompfon, efq.captain in the Surrey militia, to Mifs Maria Campbell, daughter of Duncan C. efq. of Whitley, co. Northumberland. I Cha. Armand Dathwood, efq. captain in the royal horfe-guards, eldest fon of Cha.Vere D.efq. of Stanford-hill, co. Notzingbam, to Mifs Harriet Middleton, eldest dau. of Wm. M. efq. of Crowfield-hall, Suff. 20. Wm. Smith Forth, efq. of the King's dragoon guards, to Mrs. Cumberbatch, of Berkeley-freet, widow of the Hon. A. C. 21. Mr. Briggs, attorney, to Mifs Roufe, both of Oakham, co Rutland. 23. Rev. Wm. Goodday, of Northampton, to Mifs Frances Butcher, of Bloomsbury.fq. Mr. Evans, ftationer, to Mifs Prichard, both of Wych-freet, Strand. . At Southampton, George Cowper, efq.. of Ely-place, London, to Mifs Sutherland, of Lyndhurst-green, Hants. 25. At Wefton, the feat of Lord Bradford, Major Hayman, of the 9th foot, to Mits Boycott, eldest daughter of Thomas B. efq. of Rudge, co. Salp. 27. At Hadham, Herts, Mr. Tho. Andrews, of Bafinghall-street, to Mifs Vigne. At Edinburgh, at the houfe of the dowager Lady Stuart, Alexander Trotter, efq. of Dreghorn, paymaster of the navy, to Mifs Lilias Stuart, daughter of the late Sir John S. bart. of Allanbank. At the chapel of the Portuguese ambaffador, the Marquis Duras, grandfon to the Marthal Duke of Duras, and fon of the prefent Duke, to Mademoiselle de Kerfaint, daughter of M. de K. who was fome time fince guillotined at Paris, for his strenuous oppofition to the murder of the unfortunate Louis XVI. The Marquis de Duras is premier gentilhomme to Louis XVIII.; and the father of the lady was one of the members of the National Affembly who fat in judgement on the unhappy King. The ceremony was performed by the Archbifhop of Aix, who made a fuitable oration on the occafion; and a vast number of the French nobility attended. 28. At Mary-la-Bonne church, Thomas Bu er, efq. of Goditone, Surrey, to Mifs Luthington, of Hailey-ftreet, fecond dau. of Sir Stephen L. bart. 29. Rev. Philip Yorke, M. A. of St. John's college, Cambridge, fon of the Bifhop of Ely, and rector of Great Horkefley, Effex, to Mits Anna-Maria Cocks, youngest daughter of Lord Somers. 30. William Williams, efq. of the Inner 1127 Temple, to Mifs Rafhleigh, daugh. of John Renenden, Kent, aged 70, to Mifs E. Carter, M.A. to Mifs Anne Collifon. Carmichael, of the 3d regiment, to Mifs At Roxborough, co. Galway, Ireland,- fon of Morgan D. efq. to Mifs Jegoe, dau. both of Cork. At the Quakers meeting-houfe at Wa- Gore, efq. of Derrymore, co. Clare, to Mifs In Rutland-fqua. Dublin, Blaney Town- Jonathan-David Clarke, efq. of Port- Major Longfield, to Mifs Lucas, daugh. 25th regiment, fon of Fort-major M. of Dublin, to Mifs Mafon, of Arran's-quay. At Douglas, in the lile of Mann, Capt. nefs legion, to Mifs Mary-Anne Graham, Limerick, to Mifs Bourke, daughter of the At Dunderrow church, near Innishan- In Ireland, Major-general Nugent, to Lieut. Gerrard, of the 22d dragoons, to At Callan, Wm. Kennedy, efq. M.D. to In North King-street, Dublin, Mr. Rich. Grace, printer, to Mifs S Smith, daugh. of Mr. Fade S. of Bonnington, co. Westmeath. Henry Hamilton, eiq. grandfon of Guf. tavus Lord Viscount Boyne, and nephew of the Right Hon, Sackville Hamilton, to Mifs Campbell, daughter of Robert C. efq. of Lochgaire-houfe, co. Argyle. At Lawton, in Scotland, Francis M'CulJoch, efq. of the Windfor Forefters, to Mifs Sufan Wright, youngest daughter of Geo. W. efq. of Lawton. At Levenfile, the feat of Lord Stonefield, Rob. Dennistoun, esq. merchant, of Glaf gow, to Mils Anne P. Campbell, clueft daughter of Archibald C. fq. of Jura. At Coldstream, Mr. Alex. Henderfon, accountant, of Edinburgh, to Mifs Ruth Hall, daughter of the late Dr. Thomas H. of Berwick-upon-Tweed. At Pafley, Lieut. Haftings, of the 21st regiment, to Mifs Agnes Paisley, only d‹ú. of the late Mr. Archibald P. merchant. At Edinburgh, Major John Sk nner, of the 16th regiment, to Mifs Anne M'Lean, dau. of the late John M'L. efq of Arriolan. In Scotland, the Rev. J. Shuckburgh, of Sampford, to Mifs Adney, of Uplowman, co. Devon. At Dalbrulzian, James Rattray,gun. efq. of Kirkhillocks, to Mifs Johan Rattray, youngest daughter of T. R. efq. At Whitby, Major Browne, of the Leicefterflire militia, to Mifs Leonard, daugh. of Mr. Thomas L. of Hull, At Richmond, co. York, Leonard Currie, efq. of Bromley, co. Middlefex, to Mifs Clofe, of Richmond. Charles-John Wheler, efq. of London, to Mifs Clofe, of Richmond, co. York. Capt. Trollope, of the 40th regiment, to Mifs Mary Foord, fecond daughter of the Rev. Dr. F. of Beverley. At Derby, Hugh Campbell, efq. captain in the 82d regiment of foot, to Mifs Sophia Barber, youngest daughter of Thomas B. efq. of Belfberow. At the Quakers meeting-house at Lynn, Mr. T. Dixon, of Peterborough, to Mifs Carby, dau.-in-law of Mr. Gales, of Lynn. Rev. C. Curtis, M.A. rector of Soynull, and of St. Martin's, Birmingham, to Mifs S. Wilkinfon, daughter of the late T. W. efq. of Amsterdam. Mr. John Skinner, of Reynolds, co. Bedford, farmer, to Mifs Anne Law, of Finedon, co. Northampton. The bridegroom's mother is the bride's own fifter, confequently, the bride is aunt to her husband. James Gafkin, M. D. to Mils Ferry, of Plymouth. Henry P. Hannam, efq. of Northbornecourt, Kent, to Mis Collet, only daughter of Anthony C. etq. of Walton, Suffolk. Daniel Bennett, etq. of Oxford, to Mifs Burtlett, of Newnham, co. Gloucester. Mr. Thomas Lowe, of Salford, cottonmanufacturer, to Mils Gregory. At High Wycombe, Bucks, Tho. Chámberlayne, efq. of Charlton, Kent, to Mifs Maria-Francefca Walter, daughter of the late Capt. W. of the royal navy. At Bath, the Rev. Martin Stafford Smith, rector of Fladbury, co. Worcester, to Mis Plaisted, niece to Major Hedges, of Bath. At Bath, Rev. T. H. Bumpftead, vicar of Bramthaw, Hants, to Mifs Wett. Thomas Hagley, efq. to Mifs M. Caluwall, both of Bewdley, co. Worcester. At Old Swinford, co, Worcester, Richard Harpur, efq. of Stokelake, to Mifs S. Dixoa. Mr. Watson, regiftrar of Huntingdon, to Mifs Rhoda Brown, of Oundle. A Southampton, Lieut. Meallin, of the North Gloucefter militia, to Mifs Rocha, niece to Sir B. R. bart. Dr. B. Scott, of Brighthelmftone, to Mils Hart, of Uckfield. At Norwich, Rev. Harvey Taylor, of Beccles, to Mifs Walne. Middleton Duddell, M. D. of Coggles fhall, to Mits Sophia Johnson, of Kelvedon, daughter of the late Mr. Abraham J. miller. At Colchester, Lieut. Garth, of the North York militia, to Mifs Cott, daught. of the late Rev. Mr. C. of Great Branftead, Ellex. Pandall Kerran, esq. of the Snerte: Fens cibles, to Mifs Sophia Hewitfon, niece of the late Robert Graham, efq. of Morphie. At Bakewell, in the parth of Buxton Dr L ptrott, of Lincoln's-in-fields, to Maiš Newton, youngest daughter of John N. eiq, of Bullwelt-houfe, co. Nottingham. At Thorverton, Devon, Mr. Rd. Vickery Wreford, of Barnstaple, to Mifs Reyneli, daughter of Rev. John R. of Thorverton. Rev. Mr. Twigger, to Mifs Shipman, both of Bedworth, co. Warwick. Sir Henry-Philip Hoghton, bart, M. P, for Preston, to Mrs. Parker, of Cuerden. Mr. John Frederick Stemberg Mareland, of Old Fith street-hill, to Mifs Maria Scott, you. dau, of Géo. S. efq of Hammersmith. Mr. Thomas Crittenden, to Mis Anne Baker, both of Weftfield. Rev. Thomas Thorp, rector of Oxtead, Surrey, to Mifs Maria Crotty, second dau. of the late Andrew C. efq lieutenant-governor of Fort George in Scotland. At the Quakers meeting at Tottenham, Mr. Lloyd, banker, of Birminghami, to Mifs Harman, of Newington, only furviving day. of the late Mr. Jeremiah H. Mr. Fafion, pewterer, Bithopfgate-street, to Mifs Coleman, eldest daughter of Mr. Wm. C. of Edmonton. At Pancras church, Capt. Walsh, of the Queen's regiment, to Mifs Eliz. Harrison, of Potton, co. Bedford. Charles-Peter Handley, efq. of Clifford's inn, to Mifs Dyce, of Bowes, Effex. Archibald Duff, efq. of Clifford's inn, ta Mifs Wood, of Carburton-str. Fitzroy-iqu John Butter Pemberton, efq. to Mrs. Price, of Baker-treet, Portman-fquare. John 1797-] Marriages of remarkable Perfons John Wilfon, efq. of Watling-street, to Mifs Howard, daughter of Simon H. efq. of Rickmanfworth, Herts. At St. Margaret's, Westminster, Thomas Yeates, efq. of the royal navy, to Mifs Sarah Cookfey, youngest daughter of the late Holland C. efq. of Braces-Leigh, co. Wore. Peter Stuart, efq. to Mifs Fisher, of Swallow-ftreet. Mr. Edward Whitehead, of St. Mary-ate Hill, to Mifs Burch, of King-ftr. Holborn. In London, Campbell Morris, efq. captain of the 6th or Enniskillen dragoons, to Mifs Alan, daughter of Lieut. A. of the fame regiment. The Hon. Jo. Creighton, to Mifs Weldon. At Rotherhithe, Alex. Berback, efq. to Mifs Diana Watford, both of Deptford. Mr. Wilkinson, to Mifs Deacon, of New Bond-street. James Champ, jun, efq. to Mifs Hutchinfon, of Marfham-treet, Westminster. Dec. 2. Mr. Charles Geary, of Mortimer-street, Cavendish-iquare, to Mis Penelope Sh., of Bath. Mr. Samuel Butler, to Mifs Macdougall, both of Chertfey, Surrey. Hemy Davidson, efq. of Bedford-square, to Mifs Leffell, of Gower-street. Mr. Frederick Bode, jun. of the General Poft-office, to Mifs Bode, of King fland-pla. At Batterfea, Surrey, Mr. James Perchard Tupper, of Guernsey, to Mifs Meyer, daugh of Mr. Jn. M. of Clapham-common. Mr. W. Barber, attorney, to Mifs Coilingwood, only dau, of Tho. C. efq, of Gray's-inn. 5. Mr. Jofeph Hight, of Bovingdon-Hay, Herts, to Mifs Cullet, of Hemel Hempstead. At Pintry, co. Forfar, Charles Wedderburne, efq. of Pearfie, to Mifs Eliz. Ratray, daugh. of Dr. David R. of Warwickshire. By fpecial licence, at Penwortham, co. Lancaiter, the Hon. Thomas Powys, eldeft fon of Lord Lilford, to Mifs Atherton, eldest daught. and heirefs of the late Rob. Vernon A. efq. of Atberton-hall, in that co, Rev. T. C. Burroughs, M. A. president of Caius-college, Cambridge, to Mifs Maf ters, daugh. of the Rev. R. M. B. D. rector of Landbeach, near Cambridge. 7. At Little Burftead, Eifex, Rev. Robert Giblon, vicar of Newland, co. Gloucefter, and younger brother of Charles G. efq. of Guermore-park, near Lancaster, to Mifs Bullock, eldest daughter of Wm. B. efq. clerk of the peace for the co. of Effex. Rev. Mr. Blakeway, rector of St. Mary, Shrewsbury, to Mifs Elz Wilkinson, dau. of the late Tho. W. efq. of Amiterdam. Mr. S.nith, merchant, to Mifs Melville, of Nottingham. At Crediton, co. Devon, Capt. Archibald Spens, in the East-India Company's service, to Mas Charlotte Philip, fecond daughter of Arundel P. efq of Crediton. S. Cha. Tining, ef of the navy, to Mis Papps, dan. of the late Conftantine P. etq. 1129 9. At St. George's, Hanover-squa. Lieut. Carpenter, of the Bedford regiment, nephew to C. C.efq.of King's Armis yard, Colemanftreet, to Mifs Terefa Heneage, young. day. of late G. F. H. efq. and niece of Ld. Petre. 12. Mr. Dolling, attorney, to Mifs Matthew, daughter of the late Mr. M. of Chudleigh, co. Devon. At Wickham, Hants, Jpf. Warner, efq. of Eltham, Kent, to Mifs Lucy Grant, dau. of the late John G. efq. of Portsmouth. At Norham, Capt. S. B. Edmeston, to Mifs Alder, daughter of Wm, A. esq. of Horncliffe-house, co. Durham, 13. Charles Offley, efq. of Great Or mond-street, to Mifs Anne Waring, dau. of the late Jofeph W. efq. of Lambeth. At Murthly, Lieut. Cecil, of the Windfor Forefters, to Mifs Lou'fa Drummoud, you. daugh. of John D. efq. of Logie Almond. 14. At Darfield, near Barnfley, George Fox, efq. of Toallick-grange, near Rotherham, to Mifs Garland, da ghter of John G. efq. of Wood-hall, near Barnsley. Peter Ainley, efq. of Broad Street, to Mifs Rachel Gillefpy, of Wellclofe-square, Mr. F. Overton, farmer and grazier, to Mrs, Hannah Rear, both of Frampton, near Boston, co. Lincoln. Mr. Geo. Price, of Oxford-street, filver. fmith, to Mifs Morris, of Derby. 17. At Nottingham, Mr. W. Wainwright, jun. to Mifs Eliz. Hornbuckle, of Bariton, co. Leicester. 18. At Aylestone, co., Leicester, Mr. George Lomas, farmer, to Mifs Bafs. Capt Hawker, of the royal navy, to Mrs. Crofton. At Glafgow, Mr. Charles Gibson, merchant, to Mifs Eliz. Dalrymple, daughter of Capt. John D. of Glasgow. IG. By ipecial licence, Stephen Popham, efq, of Fritham, co. Southampton, to Mils Mill, fifter of Sir Charles M. bart. of Multisfont, in the fame county. 20. Rich. Welby, efq. of N. Muskham, to Mifs Briftowe, of Beethorp-hall, Notts. 21. Cha, Watkins, efq. of Daventry, co. Northampt. to Mifs Plomer, of Aylesbury, Mr. John Young Mudie, nookfeller, to Mifs Frances-Harriet Hayes, dughter of Mr. Chriftopher-James ri. of Hackney. Benedict-John Angell, efq of Univerfity-coll. Oxf. to Mils Budd, of Uxbridge. Mr. Spencer, furgeon, of Duffield, co. Derby, to Mifs Eliz. Hancock, of Derby. 23. Mr. Fladgate, of Child's; place, Tem, ple-bar, to Mifs Baffett, daughter of the late Alex. B efq. of Vauxhall, Mr. Moulden, of Southwark, to Mifs Elden, of Bermondley, 24. Mr. Cox, grocer, to Mifs Bruce, both of Leicester. 26. Mr. E. Haywood, of Tooley-street, to Mifs Mary Crawley, of Welwyn, Herts. Wm. Keig sfq. to Wiifs Fran. Lindefay, daughter of Win, Leefq, of Feddinch. A . Perfons At Canterbury, Capt. Berry, of the navy, to Mifs Forster, eldest dau. of Rev. Dr. F. At Kilbride caftle, Laurence Dinwiddie, efq. of Germistoun, to Mits Margaret Campbell. dan. of Sir Jas. C. bart. of Aberuchil. 27. At Newbold, eo. Warwick, Mr. Jas. Fry, of Carev-ftrect, Lond. to Mits Walker. Mr. Tho Pick tone, of Newcastle-freet, Strand, to Mifs Hoare, of Reigate, Surrey. At Barnstaple, Devon, Lieut. Paddon, of the 20th regiment of foot, to Mifs Chappell, daugh. of Mr. Rob. C. of that place. Richard Hamilton, efq. captain in the royal artillery, to Mifs Newman, only dau. of Mr. Charles N. of Lynn. 28. Stephen Howell Phillips, e'q. of the Inner Temple, to Mils Maria Tapper, of Stamford-freet. Rev. Philip Wynter, of Sidney college, Cambridge, to Mifs Beales, of that town. At Nottingham, Mr. Billiard, hotter, to Mifs Tunnicliffe, of Afhborne, co. Derby. Mr. Hanflip Long, an opulent and refpectable farmer at Lynn, co. Norfolk, to Mifs Kirkby, of March, in the Isle of Ely. 30. At Carlife, Walter Scott, efq. advocate, to Mifs Margaret-Charlotte Carpenter, daughter of the late Jolm C. efq. of the city of Lyous. Mr. Benjamin. Bromhead, of King-ftreet, to Mifs Eaton, niece of John Woley, efq. of London-wall. 31. At North Nibley, co. Gloucester, Rev. John Rogers, of Beminiter, co. Dorfet, to Mfs Eliz. Long. At Mary-la Bonne church, Henry-Tho. Auften, efq. to the Comtelle de Feuillade. July A DEATHS. T Fre'erik-town, Virginia, a Mulatto man, aged 180,-140 years of which he had been a flave in the family of Col. Syms. Sept. 36. At Spanish-town, in Jamaica, Hugh Munro, efq. furgeon, of St. Thomas in the Vale. 08. 30. At Tobago, Lient. J. M. Har- No.... At Padua, the Abbé Toaldo, IN DIERVS ILIPS, TOALDO QVI CELVM, EIVSQUE CONDITOREM, STYDIOSE COLVIT, NEC NON DVLCES AMICOS, PROBOSQUE OMNES; PROFIT:VS. Nov. 16. Archt 9 o'clock in the morn ing, of a dropfy, at his new pałace of Sans Souci, near Potfdam, his PRUSITAN Majelly, FREDERICK-WILLIAM the StCOND. Since his return from Pyrmont, the principal phyficians de paired of his recovery; yet the King enjoyed to ftreng a conftitution, that his frit illness was that of which he died. His Majefty was bora Sept. 25, 1744; had reigned 1 yars; He was 4:h and is fucceeded by his fon, Fre erickWilliam, b. Aug. 3, 1773. and youngest fon of Auguftus-William, 7th and youngest brother to Frederick II. who by Louifa-A nelia, of Brunswick, died 1758. His father did June 12.1753. He married, 1. Elizabeth-Ulnes, of Brufwic. Wolfenbuttle, by whom he had an only daughter, Ch rlore, born 1767, married to Frederick Duke of York; 2. 1769, Frederica-Louifa, of Heffe-Darmstadt, by whom he had, r. Frederick-William, hora Thefe two princes 1770, his fucceffor, and Frederick-CharlesLons, born 1773. married two daughers of Prince Charles of Mecklenburgh-Strelitz, brother to our graciou Queen: 3. Frederica-Sophia-Wilfelning, born 1774, married, 1791, to the Herediary Prince of Orange; 4. FrederickChrißian-Auguftus, born 1-85; another for born 1781; and another 1783. One of the first acts of his Majesty's reign was to aífit the States of Holland, baving previously received their ambaff dor in the most favourable manner; after which he took a journey to the Hague, to have a perfonal interview with his fifter, the Princess of Orange, and entered into a treaty, one of the articles of which was to guarantee the Stadtholder hip in that family. concluded an alliance offenfive and defenfive with the Emperor; and the Prince of Brunswick refigned all his military. employments under him (vol. LVII. 167, 352, 3579.552). He formed an alliance with Great Britain 1788 (LVIII. 651, 917; LIX. 322): another with the Ottoman Porte, 1790 (LX. 367): a commercial one with Poland met with opposition (LXI. 82). He A new code of laws was published at Beihn, 1791 (Ih. 1053). He commanded in perfon his army, which, in conjunction with the Ruffians, May 6,' 1704 (LXIV. 562), invaded Poland. His letter to the King of Poland, respecting the fiege of Wartaw, with the latter's anfwer, Aug, 2 and 3 that year, may be feen Jh. 1041. The following year he made ponce with France, and published a curious declaration |