Hall Hartfon, Efq; author of the Countess of Salisbury, and other ingenious pieces; a young gentleman of fine parts, and who, though very young, had made the tour of Europe three times.

At Glasgow, the Hon. Lady Margaret Glasford, wife of John Glasford, Eiq: of Dongoulditon, and daughter of the late Earl of Cromartie.

At his house in Hertford-street, May-Fair, the Right Hon. Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of Chefter field. He was born Sept. 22, 1695, and fucceeded his father the 27th of Jan. 1725-6; elected Knight of the Garter May 18, 1730; and foon after made Lord Steward of his Majesty's Houthold, and Ambaffador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the States General, and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in the year 1745. On the 15th of September 1733, he married Lady Melefina, Countefs of Walfingham. His title defcends to Mafter Philip Stanhope, a minor, about eighteen years of age, now at Leipfic univerity. General Sir Charles Hotam, and Beaumont Hotham, Efq; member in parliament for Wigan in Lancashire, are his executors.

29. Mifs Dives, filer to Lady Masham.

31. At her houfe at Mellerftain, North-Britain, the Rt. Hon. Lady Binning, reli&t of the late Lord Bioning.

April 2. At Brunswick, the Prin cefs Amelia Louifa Charlotte, Dorothea, grand-daughter of his Serene Highness the Duke of Brunf wick.

At Colchester, Sir Richard Bacon, premier Baronet of England.

Lately, Mr. Devereux Bowley, one of the people called, Quakers,

who has left by will 6000l. to the London - Hofpital, 6000l. to the Quaker's charity fchool, at Clerkenwell, 3000l. to St. Luke's-Hofpital, 1000l. to St. Thomas's, and 500 1. to each of the Quakers meetings in London, befides many fmall legacies.

The Rev. Mr. Abdy, Rector of · Cooperfale, Archdeacon of Effex, and brother to Sir Anthony Tho. Abdy, Bart.

4. At her father's houfe at Knightbridge, Mifs Hothwell, only daughter of Sir William Hothwell, late one of the fecretaries in the American department.

5. At Newton, in Hampfhire, Mrs. Darby, La ly of Capt Darby, of the Royal Navy, and daughter of the late Sir William St. Quintin,' Bart.

7. Thomas Drummond, Efq; fecond fon of his Grace the Archbishop of York, in Dartmouthftreet, Westminster,

10. Lady Hare, relict of Sir Thomas Hare, Bart. of Stow-Hall, Norfolk.

11. The Right Hon. Sir Francis Scott, Lord Napier, at Leves in Suffex. The title defcends to the Hon. William Napier, Major of the Royal North British dragoons.

12. At Walthamftow, Lady Jane Hewitt, whofe fortune comes to her nephew, a captain in the East-India fervice.

15. At Bath, Sir Thomas Whitmore, Knight of the Bath.

18. Of a paralytic diforder, at Bruton-Abbey, in Somersetshire, the Right Hon. John Berkeley, Lord Berkeley of Stratton, and one of his Majefty's Moft Honourable PrivyCouncil. As his Lordship died without iffue, the title is extin&.

Lately, the Right Hon. Marga

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ret Viscountefs-Dowager of Strathallen.

Sir Alexander Bannerman, Bart. at Harlfey, near Northallerton, in Yorkshire.

21. At Datchet, near Windfor, Thomas Needham, Efq; eldeft fon of Lord Kilmurry, and captain of a company in the third regiment of foot-guards.

22. The Lady of the Archbishop of York. Her fecond fon died a few days before.

27. Arthur Gore, Earl of Arran, in Ireland, His Lordship's iffue are, Lord Viscount Sudley, who fucceeds him; Hon. R. and P. Gore; and the Right Hon. Lady Anne Daly.

May 7. At Hermingham, in Cheshire, John Conway Glynne, Efq; fon of Sir John Glynne, Bart. of Broad-lane, Flintshire.

8. At Cockley-Cley, near Swaffham, in Norfolk, Mrs. Dafhwood, wife of John Richard Dashwood, Efq; and eldest daughter of the late Sir Horatio Pettus, of Rackheath, Bart.

10. In Ireland, Mrs. Malone, wife of the Right Hon. Anthony Malone, and daughter of the late Sir Ralph Gore, Speaker of the House of Commons in that kingdom.

20. Prince Charles of Mecklenburgh-Strelitz, aged 14 months.

21. At Boyton in Wilts, the Hon. Mrs. Lambert, wife of Edmund Lambert, Efq; of that place, and daughter and fole heirefs of the late Lord Viscount Mayo, of Ireland.

22. On a journey from Bath to London, the Lady of Sir Thomas Haggerstone, Bart. of Haggerstone, in the county of Northumberland.

25. Hon. William Murray, fecond fon to the Earl of Dunmore.

Suddenly, at her houfe in Lifleftreet, Leicester-fields, Lady Sophia Thomas, filter to the late Earl of Albemarle, and aunt of the prefent.

At his houfe on Putney-Common, General Hudson, in the 83d year of his age.

27. Her Grace Mary Dutchefs of Norfolk. She was married to his Grace the present Duke of Norfolk in 1727, and was daughter and co-heir of Edward Blount, Efq; of Blagdon, in Devonshire.

28. Mrs. Travers, fifter to the Dutchefs of Hamilton, and upper houfe keeper of Somerfet-house.

30. Sir Chandos Hofkyns, Bart. of Warewood, Herefordshire.

June 2. The Hon. Lady Caroline Seymour, Lady of Henry Seymour, Efq; one of the members for Huntingdon, at Panfhanger, and fifter to the prefent Earl Cowper.

9. General Leighton, Colonel of the 32d regiment of foot.

14. At Berlin, the Princefs Frederica Christina Amelia Wilhelmina.

18. At Leflie in Fifeshire, John Earl of Rothes. His Lordship dying without iffue, and the title de fcending in the female line, he is fucceeded by his eldest fifter Lady Jane Elizabeth Pepys, now Countefs of Rothes.

19. At his house in GrosvenorPlace, John Simplon, junior. Efq; He married the Right Hon. Lady Ann Lyon, fifter to the Earl of Strathmore.

20. At Mr. Thrale's houfe, at Streatham, in Surry, Mrs. Salusbury, relict of John Salufbury, Esq; of Bachygiaig, in the county of Flint,

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22. At his house at Westshield, in Scotland, aged go, Sir Archibald Denham, Bart.

July 6. The Right Hon. Francis Greville, Earl of Brooke and of Warwick, and Lord Brooke, Baron Brooke of Beauchamp-Court, in Warwickshire, Knight of the molt Ancient and Noble Order of St. Andrew, or the Thistle, Recorder of Warwick, one of the Vice-Prefidents of the Foundling-Hofpital. He is fucceeded in title and estate by his fon Lord Greville, now one of the Lords of Trade. His Lordship was born in 1719, fucceeded his father, William, as Lord Brooke, in July, 1727; and July 7, 1746, 20 George II. was created Earl Brooke of Warwick-Cattle, in the county of Warwick; and, on the death of the late Earl of Warwick, was created earl of Warwick, Nov. 27, 1759, 33 Geo. II. His Lordship married, May 16, 1742, the Hon. Mifs Hamilton, eldest daughter of the Lord Archibald Hamilton, by whom he had iffue, George Lord Greville, member for the town of Warwick, born Sept. 16, 1746; Charles-Francis, born May 12, 1749; Louila-Auguita, born April 14, 1743; Frances Elizabeth, born May 11, 1744, wife of Sir Harry Harpur, Bart. Charlotte Mary, born July 6, 1745, married to John Lord Garlies, Aug. 14, 1762, and died May 31, 1763; Robert Fulke, born Feb. 3, 1750-1; and August 26, 1760, another daughter.

Lately, at Reda, the Princefs. Dowager of Prince John Auguftus of Saxe-Gotha.

In Ireland, Sir Booth Gore, Bart,

7. Sir Walter Simpfon, in Cornhill, aged 78.

8. The Right Hon. James Cranftoun, Lord Cranftoun, of Creting, in the county of Roxburgh, in the kingdom of Scotland, at his house in Portman-fquare. He was the fixth Lord of that name in lineal defcent from William, created Lord Cranitoun, by King James I. in the year 1611, and fon of William the fifth Lord Cranstoun, by Lady Jane Ker, fifter to the late, and aunt to the prefent Marquis of Lothian. His Lordship married Sophia, daughter of Brown, Eiq; by whom he had iffue five fons, viz. William, now Lord Cranitoun, born in 1751; Brown; James, an officer in the navy; Charles, and George. The family take their name from the lands and barony of Cranftoun, in Mid-Lo- · thian, of which they were poffeffed in 1250, which lands were allo confirmed by a charter from King David the Second, granted in the year 1329 to Thomas de Cranftoun.

13. At Twickenham, the Right Hon. James O'Hara, Lord Tyrawley, Field-Marshal of all his Majefty's Forces, Colonel of the Second (or Coldstream) regiment of footguards, Governor of Portfmouth, and one of his Majefty's Moft Hon. Privy-Council. His Lordthip fucceeded his father, the late Lord, in June 1724. He was born in 1690. In the life-time of his father, he was created Baron Kilmaine, of Kilmaine, and fucceeded him as colonel of the regiment of English fuzileers. He terved with great bravery in all Queen Anne's wars.

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Denzil Ibbetson, Efq; youngest fon of the late Sir Henry Ibbetion, Bart. He was killed by an accidental discharge of his gun when out a-hooting in the woods at Cocken, the feat of his uncle Ralph Carr, Efq; near Durham.

16. At Warwick, Sir Charles Shuckburgh, Bart.

18. Charles Slingby, of LoftusHill, Efq; only brother to Sir Saville Slingby, of Scriven-Park, in the Weft-Riding of Yorkshire, Bart. At St. Edmund's-Bury, the Hon. Felton Hervey, Efq; uncle to the Earl of Bristol. He reprefented that borough in parliament for 'merly.

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22. The Right Hon. George Lord Lyttelton, Baron of Frankley, in Worcestershire, and Baronet. His Lordthip was born Jan. 17, 1708-9. He married, in 1742, Lucy, daughter of Hugh Fortescue, of Filleigh, in Devonshire, Efq; by whom he had iffue one fon, Thomas, (who now fucceeds him in title and estate) and a daughter named Lucy. Their mother dying in 1746 7, he married a fecond time, in 1749, Elizabeth, daughter of Field-Marshal Sir Robert Rich, Bart. by whom he had no iffue. His Lordfhip was one of his Majefty's Moft Hon. Privy-Council, F. R. S. and fon and heir of Sir Thomas Lyttelton, Bart. He was chofen in feveral parliaments for Oakhampton, in Devon. In 1737, he was appointed Principal Secretary to the Prince of Wales, father of his prefent Majefty; and in 1744, conftituted one of the Lords Commiffioners of the Treafury, which he refigned in 1754, on being appointed Cofferer to his Majelty's Houfhold. The fame year he was made Privy-Counfelior;

and in Dec. 1755, having refigned the office of Cofferer to his Majelty's Houthold, he was made Chancellor of the Exchequer; and in 1757, was created Baron of Frankiey. His fon Thomas, born on Jan. 30, 1743-4, is married to the widow of the late Col. Peach, in the East-Indies; and his daugh ter Lucy married Arthur Earl of Angleiey, on May 10, 1767. Lord Lyttelton's diforder was an inflammation of the bowels, which occafioned a very radden death. exprefs was fent to his fon at Spa, in Germany, for his return. His Lordship celebrated the death of hist first wife in a monody, that will be remembered whilst conjugal affection, and a tafte for poetry, exift in this country.

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