Wilkins and We Scott for robbing Ambrije Dennis near Pancras; Edw. Benfin and Fibe Aldridge for house-breaking Mars Pyr for robbing her mater; Stephen Was and Robert Tul for ftea ng goods on the meet a Thom Regras for the oighway; Jose From for forgery at a former felons, 100 E xans Dunn for the Like crime, A young fellow, fervant to a penikmat the Welt, be ng fent with a ler er 10 Sallurg to forward the lame to Londe, with ilin s the amount of goal thought proper to slike ufe of his mafter's name is "in the Stu into ca, which be sie w cour de cet ILpicion; but haring taksek psh clue ion where se was GIKDYMA, $ Meses 's te fo me les port rows, four wide figule? efcase abroad the fiat mig i koment he was used and a Phá Boi si de money agan 2:11. 1 WEDNESDAY, 26. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and his Serene Highnels the hereditary prince of Brunswick, and the Rt Hon. the Earl of Albemarle, were invefted by his Majesty with the most noble Order of the Garter. SUNDAY 29. At half after three in the afternoon, died in Leicefter fields, his R. H. Prince Frederick William, his Majelly's youngest brother, in the 16th year of his age,on which melancholy occafion, all public diverfions are fufpended." TUESDAY 31. A A forged draught under the fignature of Sir Joshua Van Neck and Co. for 4500 payable to theHonTbo.Walpole, Efq; lately paffed at the Bank, and what is remarkable, the notes for which the faid draught was firft exchanged B were all brought to the Bauk. and the cash received for them, before the faid forgery was difcovered. Five hundred pounds reward is offered by the Bank for the difcovery of the forger, or his accomplice. The celebrated M. Rouffecu, is now fettled at Berlin in a weak condition. His majefty received him with great marks of tenderness and affection, affuring him of his protection C against the effects of the intemperate zeal of the bigots either of popery or puritanism. A Bened Etine hath publish'd a pamphlet, which is in pretty good esteem at Paris, against the works of Rouffeau; in which he proves that Rouleau, who boats of writing from his own ideas only, is not the original he afferts himfelf to be. A number of counterfeit half crown pieces D are now circulating about town, plated over with filver, and extremely well executed they are found to be a compofition of bath metal and copper, and are rather larger than the true ones. The King of Sardinia's Minifter has been with Mr Harrifon, to let him know, that his Mafter will order four of his watches to be made by him at 100cl. each, as an acknowledgment of Mr Harifan's ingenuity, and as fome recompence for the time he has spent for the general good of mankind, There are at prefent in the city of York, a boy and a girl of furprizing fize. They are twins; and though not yet 17 years of age, the brother measures leven feet 3 inches, and the fifter meafures feven feet two. The French fill continue to buy up our fwift going fhips; and there is one of them now in the river, loaden with cannon and other military ftores, which, it is faid, is bound to one of their colonies. Lift of BIRTHS, for the Year 1765. Dec. HE Ctís of Plymouth,- of a fon. 24. T 26. Vileifs Downs, of a lon Nov. 17. Lift of MARRIAGES for 1765. ** IR Tho. Stapleton, Bart. member for Oxford, -to Mifs Fane of Wormley, neice to the Elof Northumberland 28. Ja. Horton, Elq;-to Mifs Anderfon Thore. Tho. Randle of Great-Shurding. -to Mifs Rich, E F Fra. Bedwell, Efq; king's locksmith,➡lạ Miss Foulacre of Reading. A 6, Rich. Pennant, Efq; member for Petersfield-to Mifs Warburton, neice to the Dutchefs of Argyle. 9. Wm Cha. Furrel, Efq; of the first Reg. of guards to Mifs Hubbert of Auftin-friars, Wm Peppin of Dulvarton, Somerfet fhite, Efq; to Mifs Hagley of the fame place 12. Sir Wm Hanham, Bart. Lizut. Col. of the Dorfet militia,-to Mife Harriot Drax, of Charborough, Dorfetshire. Jacob Lampfon, Efq-to Mifs Polly Potts of Cannon-freet, with 6000l. Capt. Michael Clements,-to MifsHopton. 16. Fra. Mukins of Howard-freet, Efq; -to Mifs White of Arundel-freet, 17. Ja. Poole of the Inner-Temple, Efq;— -Mif Allen of Red-lion-fquare. 30, cool. Capt. George Arnold, at Rotherhithe,-to Mifs Warren. scool. - Davidson of Blakestone-hall, near Stockton upon Tees, Efq;-to Mifs Tempeft, daughter of John Tempeft, member for Durham. Tho. Wordsworth of Yorkshire, Efq;-to Mifs Betty Howard of Bath. 18. Tho. Aftle, Efq; of the Treasury,—to Mifs Morant of Colchefter. 23. Ja. Foffey, Efq; merchant in Shoreditch, to Mifs Betfy Grant. Life of DEATH for the Year 1765. Aug G 9. ILES Philips, Efq; l'ate of Ipfwich at Peofacola. Relict of the Hon. Arthur Middleton, formerly prefident of the council, in South-Carolina, aged 82. worth 50,000l. Nov. 24. Lady of Ralph Clavering of Northumberland, Efq; at Douay in Flanders. Rob. Knight, Efq; in Glamorganshire. Cha. Grifby, Efq; at Walthamstow. Rev. Mr Brand, V. of Eafton, and minifter of Ameringhall, Norfolk. Rev. Mr Dunkin, master of the school at Enniskillen in Ireland. 28. Rev. Mr Barrett, R. of Hordley,Salop. 30. Wm Eaft, Efq; formerly one of the fix clerks in chancery. Alderman Jofeph Clegg, at Liverpoole. Rev, Mr Valentine, V. of Trapefort in Ireland 53 years, aged 95. Rev. Mr Job Benftead Clerk, R. of Hunfton, and mafter of the grammar-school at Ofweary. Tho. Whitaker, Efq; at Marybone. Mr Samuel Tuh, fock-broker, at Bath. MrsKnightbridge in Orange ft. Golden-fq. Rev. Mr Martin, R. of Hunfdon, Herta fordshire; he latelyschanged his name for an Geftate of 6col per Ann. H He was alfo member in two parliaments for the borough of Tamworth; and married Lady Frances, fifter to the prefent Earl Gower, by whom he has left iffue, the Hon. John Sackville, Efq; a minor, now on his travels, and a daughter. John Orlebar, Efq; one of the commiffioners of his majefty's excife. Miles Fletcher, E'q; in South-Audley-ftr. Anby Taylor, Eig, an alderman of York. Wettfield, Eq; at Hampstead, worth 150,000l. Sir-Tho. Ridge, at Portsmouth. The. Houfeman, Efq; at Pool, Dorset shire, 5. Rob. Dalrymple, Efq; ad fon of the Hon. Sir James. Cha. Palmer, Efq; at Gunnersbury-house, aged 88. Ja Bradley, Efq; at Fulbam. Lt. Willoughby of the marines, atPlymouth 7. Lady Eliz. Sherrard, fifter to the Earl of Harborough. The only fon of Lord St George. Capel Hanbury, Efq; member for Monmouthshire. 8. Sir Trafford Smith, Barton Sir Edw. O Brien, Bart. in Ireland. 10. Win Jackfan, Efq; deputy-collector of the grand receipt of cartoms. Ifaac Travers, Efq; a juftice for Sorry. John Twing Thompson of Masham ft. Efq; Relict of Jafper Clarke, Efq, near Rofs. 11. A Popplewell, in Gr. Marlboro'-A.Eíq. Nat. Pearce, at Chapel-Brampton, Northamptonshire, Elq 13. Tho. Coldham, Efq; at Chelfea. Wife of M. Blunt of Mapledurham, Efq; Lawrence Hutchinson, Efq; near Mile-End, Rt Hon. Lord Somerville, at Edinburgh. Mr Neale, fecretary to the million bank, and clerk of Guy's-hofpital. Wife of R. Barwell, Efq; of Bread-freet. Rev. Mr Gardner of Exeter-college, Oxon. T.Gibbons, at Kingsbridge, Devon, agd 104. Wm. Gregory, Efq; at How-Capel, Herefordshire. 15 Nic. S'ottard, Efq; at Mottingham near Eltham. ་ Ja. Wilkinfon, Efq; at Stepney. The moft Rev. Dr Wm Carmichael. Abp of Dublin, and brother to the Earl of Hynd ford, at Bath. Robert Sedgwicke, Efq: aged 3 at Ep. fom; he was a major under the Duke of Marlborough, in Queen Anne's ware; he bas left to each of his fervants go guineae a piece, and a years wages, Mr Whitridge, a book feller at the Royal Exchange. Mr Pollard, clerk of the dor worker 21. Rev. Mr Eddowes, R. of Broughton, Oxfore thire, and yeoman almoner to K. Gea. II. and in a prefent maje úy, John Paul Yvonne', Eq; one of the come miffioners for appeale in the excise-office. Thomas Bax er, Ele; at Hackney. Rich. Cope, Efq; at Fulham. 22. Col. Tufincit, st Lewitham. 24. Mich. Atwood, Efo; near Cavendish-fq. Geo Woodfiels, &fq, merchant in Thamesit. 29. His R. H. Pr. Frederick William, his Majefty's youngest brother, in the 15th year of his age, being born May 24, 1750. Lip of PROMOTIONS for the Year 1965. (From the London-Gazette.) Whiteball, THE king was pleased to ap Disainpoint Sir John Gresham. Bt. one of the commiffioners of the falt-duties, (D. Onflow, dec.) St James's, Dec. 20. George Sackville was Council. The Rt Hon. Lord worn of the Privy 21. The king has been pleased to appoint the Rt Hon. John Earl of Egmont, of the kingdom of Ireland, and the Rt Hon. Lord Lovel and Holland, of Enmore, in the county of Someriet in Great Britain, Sir Charles Saunders, Knt. of the Bath, Auguftus Keppel and Charles Townshend, Elqrs. Sir William Meredith, Bart. John Buller, and John Yorke, Eigrs. to be commiffioners for executing the office of High Admiral of Great Britain. St James's, Dec. 27. The king has been pleafed to grant unto the Rt Hon John Baron Pollington, of Longford, and his heirs male, the dignity of a Vilcount of Ireland, by the title of Viscount Pollington, of Ferns: And likewife a grant to the faid Baron Pollington, and his heirs male, of the dignity of an Eart of the faid kingdom, by the title of Earl Mexborough of Lff rd, in the county of Donegal. to grant unto the Rt Hon. Edward Baron Winterton of Gort, and his heirs male, the dignity of a Vifcount of Ireland, by the title of Viscount Turnour of Got, in the county of Galway 1 And likewife a grant to the faid Bun Winterton, and his heirs male, of the dignity of an Earl of the faid kingom, by the title of Earl Winterton in the county of Galway. to grant unto the RI Hon. Stephen Ba ten Klworth, and his heirs male, the dignity of a Vilcount of Ireland, by the title of Vif count Mount Cathell, of the city of Cafhell, in the county of L'ipperary. --to prant unto the Re Hon. Arthur Trevor of Brinkinale in Denbighshire, Efq; and he beira male, the dignities of a Baron and Vifrent of Ielaud, by the titles of BaronHull of Olderileet, in the county of Antrim, And Virount Dungannon, in the county of 14 yeme, in the raid kingdom. to prant unto Sir George Pigot, Bart. and how bei male, the dignity of a Baron of Ireland by the title of Boron Pigot, of Patthult be the cdunty of Dublin. prant unto t Chief Julite of i Bench in Ireland, and his heirs male, the dignity of a Baronet of the faid kingdom, by the title of Baron Annaly, of Tenelick in the county of Longford. to grant unto Eliz. Ormfby Rowley, wife of the Rt Hon. Hercules Langford Rowley, Efq; the dignities of a Baronefs and Vifcounters of Ireland, by the titles of Baronefs Summerhill in the county of Meath, and Viscountess Langford, of Langford Lodge, in the county of Antrim; and the dignities of BaronSummerhill in the faid county of Meath, and Viscount Langford of Langford Lodge in the faid county of Antrim in Irelend, to her iffue male by the faid Hercules Langford Rowley. R Thomas Webb,-a mediety of Linton, R. Yorkshire. R.Wadsworth,-Wolfton-Parva, R.Bucks. Mr Newman,-Horndon and Ingrave, R. Effex 2001. per Ann. Wm Barnes,-Stanton, R. Gloucestershire. Mr Allinfon, Cavendish, R. Suffolk. Rev. Mr duQuefoe,-a prebend of Litchfield MrJohnfon, Llandyfhil,R. Montgomeryth T. Farfide,-Sturton Magna,V Lincolnh. Rob. Biggs, Bawdley, V. Suffolk. Dr Delap,- -to the united vicarages of Iford and Kinfton, Suffex. Weldon Champnefs,-Kinfworth, L. Herefordshire. Mr Stephenfon,-High-Eafter, L. Effex. Abednego Pritchard, -Langynion curacy, Monmouthshire. Mr Wilder, Margaret-freet chapel, Hertfordshire. Mr Langhorne,-affiftant preacher at Lincoln's-inn. . BKTS. Peter Barker of George-lane, cutler, Jofeph da Cofta, of Brown's-buildings, merch. John Finfher of Whitchurch, Bucks, baker. James Paterfon of London, merchant. John Pantling of the Old-Change, Hatter. Bill of Mortality from Oct. 22. to Dec. 24. Price of STOCKS, on Courfe of ExcHANGE, Dec. 30, 1765. Bank Stock, 135 E. India ditto, hut S. Sea ditto, Ditto Old An. 891a89 Ditto New An. 3 per Ct reduc, 90 89 3 ditto confol. fhut. 3 duto India, 3 Bank 1750, ga ditto 1758 that. 4 perc 1762, 104a103 India B. 11. gs. pr. Exch. Bills par. Navy difc. SUPPLEMENT TO THE Gentleman's Magazine: For the YEAR 1765. CONTAINING, The Abbe Winckeman's new and curious difcoveries at Herculaneum 593 An authentic account of the introduction of the Tea-tree of China, and of the elegantly spotted Mennil-Deer of Bengal, into England 595 607 Capt. Williams's account of Newfoundland, 609 Dr Mackenzie's account of the plague at Conftantinople 610 Dr Morris's account of fome new experiments on hemlock 612 The caufe of the high price of provifions 'impartially confidered, with some prac tical hints for the encouragement of the poor An answer to the Quere concerning the rife of the cuftom of adorning our churches and houfes with Ever-Greens on Christmas-day 596 Defence of fome pallages in Milton's Paradife Loft, in answer to Monf. de Voltaire 597 Dr Cooke's letter on the existence of invifihle Forewarners of future events 599 Governor Bernard's (peech to the General Affembly of the province of Massachusfet's Bay in New England, relative to the execution of the stamp-ac The affembly's answer, by which the fen. timents of the people of New England on that measure are more clearly to be WITH proper Indexes to the Volume, and a large and accurate Map of the Road from London to the Land's-End, in Cornwall; paffing through Salisbury, Exeter, Plymouth, &c. Comprifing, likewife, the Road from Exeter to Truro.-N. B. This is a part of a new Sett of Maps, of the Roads, which will be continued till compleated, Mr URBAN, 601 the account of Herculaneum in your Magazine for June 613 New illustrations of Shakespeare, with re marks 616 Bill of mortality for the year 1765 617 orders and the friendship of M. Ca millo Paderni,the keeper of the cabinet, enabled him fully to gratify his cu-, riofity. No wonder then, that, as. he tells Count Bruhl, "the particulars laft, taken from the" he relates are equally new and inAbbe Winckelman's "teresting." letters to Count Brubl give me leave to add the following particulars, from the fame author. T For fome years pafts this learned Abbe has had the pleafure of examining diftinctly thofe inestimable treafures of antiquity preferved in the koyal cabinet åt Portici. The king's If it were true (as has been fuppofed,) that at the time of the eruption which buried this city the theatre was filled with fpectators, fome remains of them would have been found there. Nevertheless, it was at Stabia, only that the bodies of three women were discovered, one of whom, who was certainly the fervant of the others, was |