Ecclefiaflical Preferments.-Difpenfations.-Bankrupts. Rev. Mr. Romney, Southery R. co. Norf. J. Salmon, Pembroke-hall, admitted B.A. Rev. James Hitch, M.A. Shepreth V. co. Cambr. vice Ellis, dec. Rev. Thomas Cradock, LL.B. appointed archdeacon of Glandelagh, in Ireland, vice Gaft, dec. Rev. Mr. James Verfchoyle, LL.B. promoted to the prebend and parish of St. Audeon. Rev Hen. Stephens, Burford V. Wilts. Rev. Jonath. Thompson, Fran. Creilwell, and John Bourdieu, efq. of Clare Hall, Cambridge, admitted M.A. Tho. Wilkins and John Richards, of Trin. Coll. Camb. admitted B.A. Rev. Dyfon Gabell, St. Laurence R. in Winchester, co. Southampton. Mr. C. Pegge, of Chrift Church, Oxford, (grandion to our truly refpectable correfpondent, and fon to the hiftoriographer of the royal houshold) and Mr. Landen, jun. of Worcester College, elected fellows of Oriel College, Oxford. Rev. Mr. Haggit, appointed to the chaplaincy of Chelfea Coll. vice Jennings, dec. Rev. Mr. St. John, Lindridge R. co. Worç. vice Jennings, dec. Rev. Tho. Hughes, M.A. appointed prebendary of Worcester, vice Jennings, dec. Rev. Mr. Chauvel, Stanmore R. co. Middlefex, vice Dalton, dec. (fee p. 368). Rev. Tho. Waters, B.A. appointed lecturer of St. Stephen, Wallbrook, and St. Bennet Sherehog, London. Rev. Mr. Smith, of Queen's Coll. Oxf B.D. Rev. Mr. Whitley, of Wadham Coll. Oxf. and Rev. Mr. Moulding, of Trinity, admitted proctors for the enfuing year. And Rev. Mr. Yeomans, of Wadham, Rev. Mr. Griffiths, of Hertford, Rev. Mr. Kett, of Trinity, and Rev. Mr. Landen, of Worcester College, admitted pro-proctors for the enfuing year. Rev. Rob. Burt, chaplain to the Prince of Wales, Twickenham V. co. Middlefex, vice Hon. and Rev. Mr. Grimfton, refigned. 373 Rev. Cha. Francis, M.A. rector of Mildenhall, Wilts, to hold Collingbourn Ducis R. in the fame county. Rev. Sam. Gauntlett, M.A. vicar of Hurf ley, co. Southampton, to hold Portfea V. in the fame county. Rev. Cha Gordon, LL.B. vicar of Edwinftow, co. Northampton, to hold Wellingore V. co. Lincoln. Rev. Talbot Keene, M.A. vicar of Brigflock with Stanton, có. Northampton, to hold Tadmarton R. co. Oxford. Rev. Jas. Weller, rector of Holy Trinity and St. Mary, Guildford, co. Surrey, to hold Eaft Clandon R. in the fame county. Rev. Cha. Coates, vicar of Preston, Dorf. to hold Ofmington V. with the chapelry of Ringitead, in the fame county. Rev. Henry Henley, vicar of Aldefworth, Berks, to hold Wilton R. St. Mary Chapel of Netherhampton, Buli idge V. and Ditchampton R. annexed, co. Wilts. Rev. John Dixon, rector of Boughton, co. Southampton, to hold Toddington, other Taddington R. co. Bedford. BANKRUPTS. JOSIAH Harrop, George yd. warehousem Richard Soar, Featherstone-ftr. dealer and chapman. Thomas Thompson, Balfey, Worc. dealer Rich. Goodman. Lidney, Glouc. ftone-mason Henry Bailie, Vine-fir. money-fcrivener. Thomas Thorley, Lombard-ft, wax-chander. John Rout, Andover, Southampton, baker. John Horwood, Cullum-ft. dealer and chapm. Henry Davis, Goulfton-fq. dealer and chapm. Richard Bradbury, Chippenham, grocer. Rev. Dr. Warton, head-mafter of Win-Jhn Marshall, Gofport, South. wine-merc, cheiter School, appointed a prebendary of Edward Vizard, North Nibly, rug maker. Winchester Cathedral, vice Bp. Butler. DISPENSATIONS. IGHT Rev. Dr. Smallwell, bishop of Wm. Osborne, Elmdon, dealer and chapa. Roxford, to hold, in commendam, a Ca- George Evans, Stafford, fetivener.. nonry of Chrift Church, Oxford, together with Batsford R. co. Gloucefter. Rev. Thontas Barstow, rector of Aldham, Effex, to hold St. Laurence Newland R. in the fame county. Rev. Tho. Green, rector of Bramber cum Botolph, to hold Twyneham R. both co. Suffex. Rev. Matth Field, vicar of Ukeley, otherwife Ugley, co. Effex, to hold St. Anne, otherwife Agnes, Alderfgate, R. and St. John Zachary, both co. Middlefex,, Rev. Cha Redlynch Strangeways, rector of Maiden Newton, to hold Bympton, Sʊm. Rev. Barnard Fowler, to hold Southminfter V. co. Effex, with Wormley R. Herts. Thomas Farmer, Suffolk-ft, dealer and chapm. Henry Dowling, Princes-ft. dealer and chapm. And. Turnbull, Crooked la. dealer and chapm. Wm. Wm. Anderws, Southampt. money-scrivener. John Moore, Stratford, dealer and chapman. Samuel Sherwin, Deptford, mariner. John Hogg and John Fox, Cockfpur-Atreet, dealers and chapmen. Samuel Cross, jun. and John Kiddell, jun. Exeter, merchan's. John Graham, jun. Burflem, Stafford, potter. George Braithwaite, Princes-ft. merchant and infurance-broker. Nathaniel Matthew, Exeter, dealer and chapm. Thomas Hall, Black-Friars Road, dealer and chapman. Peter Grige, Bath, dealer and chapman. Nathaniel Jones, Bath, dealer and chapman. Aaron Fianco Drago, Blackman-ft. dealer and chapman, Steph. Thornhill, Kingston upon Hull, dealer and chapman. Wm. Sheath, Newport, dealer and chapman. John Weeks Thompfon, Strand, apothecary. Jn. Eyles, Devizes, Wilts, dealer and chapm. Francis Sone, Little Rider-freet, carpenter. Thomas Lutwyche, Birmingham, grocer. John Robinfon, Stockton upon Tees, grocer. Jofeph Maidment, Lyndhurst, dealer and chapman. Thomas Brace, St. Helen, dealer and chapm. John Austin, jun. Armly, dealer and chapm. Vivian Davenport, Coventry-ft. linen-draper. Robert Solloway, Gloucefter, pin-maker. Samuel Cheesewright, Alderfgate-ft. dealer and chapman. Jof. Bowles and Ric. Bowles, Great Ryburgh, millers, flour-merchants. James Radcliffe, Worcester, dealer and chapm. Jas. Welcombe, Williton, dealer and chapm. Thomas Legg, Bristol, dealer and chapman. Thomas Bingham, Gainsborough, dealer and chapman. Richard Perkins, Holborn, horse-dealer. Robert Barnard, St. Mary, Rotherhithe, dealer and chapman. Jabez Carter Hornblower, Gloucefter, dealer and chapman. Richard Earwaker, Prifat, dealer and chapm. Wm. Jones, St. Catherine's-Bridge, dealer and chapman. Sir Lawrence Cox, knight, Margaret-ftreet, dealer and chapman. Mary Sheppard, Bond-ft. dealer and chapwo. Robert Denbigh Hicks, Toddington, dealer and chapman. Sarah Goldworthy, Taunton St. Mary Mag- Edward Leigh, Lothbury, dealer and chapm. Thomas Sprent, Oxford ft. dealer and chapm. Thomas Prieftly, Bradford, dealer and chap. Jn. Harrifon, Sowerby Row, dealer and chap. Francis Page, Watling-ft. dealer and chapm. Elizabeth and Thomas Page, Watling-ftreet, dealers in horfes, &c. William Gracy, Cow-crofs, dealer and chap. Abra. B-resford, Moneyash, dealer and chap. Jacob Bell, Low Lights, dealer and chapman. John Elgie, Cargo fleet, dealer and chapman. John Small, Crediton, dealer and chapman. Samuel Drinkwater, Lea, dealer and chpman. William Farrer, St. Mary, Rotherhiths, dealer and chapman. John Armitage, Newark upon Trent, coach maker. David Lawfon, Rothbury, dealer and chapm. Robert Prefton, fen. Stockton upon Tees dealer and chapman. Benjamin Holden, Saddleworth, cotton-manufacturer. Thomas Poulton, Ifleworth, carpenter, &c. Wm. Mathison, Hatton-gard. dealer and chap. Benj. Wildsmith, High Holborn, dealer and chapman. Wm. Speed, Lambeth, dealer and chapman. Roger Mofer, Bafinghall-ft. dealer and chap. John Mears, Union. ft. dealer and chapman. Colborn Barrell, New York, merchant. Walter Bradley, Stourbridge, dealer and chap. Edward Pardoe, Hanbury, dealer and chapm. John Burrows and William Bowler, Gray's inn-road, dealers and chapmen. Daniel Weale, Holborn, dealer and chapman. James Hay, Charles ft. dealer and chapman. Sam. Green, Bath, dealer and chapman. Thomas Marshall, London, dealer and chapm. Wm. Hunter, St. John- ft. dealer and chapm. Charles Brown, Great Hermitage-ft. dealer and chapman. Thomas Farrow, jun. Aldgate High-ft. dealer and chapman. Joseph Clarridge, Oxford-ft, dealer and chap. Wm. Gray, Sheffield, dealer and chapman. George Gurney and John Burgifs Gurney, High-ft. Lambeth, dealers and chapmen. John Pegg, Strand, dealer and chapman. Thomas Finlow and John Glover, Liverpool, merchants. Thomas Lockley and Thomas Ridler, Monmouth, dealers and chapmen. Nicho. Leigh, Cloysters, dealer and chapm. Steph. Barber, Exchange-Alley, dealer and chapman. Hodgson Atkinson and William Walton, Tokenhoufe-yard, dealers and chapmen. George Piggott, Eaton-bridge, dealer and chapman. AVERAGE London Prices of Grain.-Theatrical Regifter.-Bill of Mortality. AVERAGE PRICES of CORN, from April 14, to April 19, 1788. Wheat Rye Barley Oats Beans | s. d.js. d.ps. d.js. d.fs. d. 5 913 3/2 7/2 1/2 9 COUNTIES INLAND. Bedford 375 COUNTIES upon the COAST. 5 810 0/2 5/2 1/2 11 553 02 4/2 02 8 553 02 22 00 O 5 53 02 61 102 5 103 62 92 03 5 90 02 10'2 14 Northumberld. 5 33 52 61 114 4 Cumberland 466 9006 9 6 23 102 11/2 24 Weftmorland 6 50 03 22 40 II 8 Effex Suffolk Norfolk Lincoln York Durham 2 2 6 Lancashire 6 3,0 03 12 43 Dorfet Warwick 5 50 02 101 13 46 4 Kent 5 90 0/2 9/2 Gloucester 60 02 5 93 Berks 5 100 Oxford 60 02 5 2 9 33 Buck, 5 910 0/2 712 02 II 5 63 62 10 1 1. The Regent-Richard Coeur de Lion. 2. School for Scandal-Comus. 3. Jealous Wife-Harlequin Junior. 4. ClandestineMarriage-Rich.CœurdeLion 5. Country Girl-The First Floor. 7. Artaxerxes-Who's the Dupe? 3. Twelfth Night-The Romp. 9. The Wonder-Richard Cœur de Lion. 10 Love in the Eaft-The Critic. 11. She would and She would not-Romp. 12. Artaxerxes-The First Floor. 14. The Heiress-'Tis an ill Wind that blows Nobody Good. 15. Artaxerxes-High Life below Stairs. 16. A Trip to Scarborough-The Sultan. 17. Richard the Third-Harlequin Junior. IS The Pilgrim-Richard Cœur de Lion. 29. Artaxerxes-The Critic. 21. Spanish Barber-The Inviñible Mistress. 26. The Regent-The Miller of Mansfield. WALES, April 7, to April 12, 1788. North Wales 5 9/4 4/3 II 1014 South Wales 6/3 i. Castle of Andalufia-The Commiffary. 2. Fontainbleau-The Midnight Hour. 3. Merchant of Venice-Love a-la-Mode. 4. The Rivals-Love in a Camp. 5. The Mifer-The Farmer. 7. The Man of the World-Omai. 8. Tb. Ton-Hob in the Well. 9. Caftle of Andalufia-Omai. 10. The Ton-The Farmer. 11. Poor Soldier-Winter's Tale-T.Thumb 12. The Ton-Poor Vulcan ! 14. Much Ado about Nothing-High Life below Stairs. 15. Robin Hood--Omai. 16. The Duenna-Baraiaria. 17. Midnight Hour-Farmer-Love a-la-M. 18. Othello-The Poor Soldier. 19. Lady of the Manor-Love and War. 21. All in the Wrong-High Life below Sta. 22. Love in a Village-Midnight Hour. 23. The Jealous Wife-Love in a Carap. 24. The Farmer-Comus-Pofitive Man. 25. Rofina-Barnaby Brittle-Irish Widow. 26-Fontainbleau-Romance of an Hour. 28. Man of the World-Love a-la-Mode. 29. Rolina-Animal Magn-tism-Omai. 30. Artaxerxes-The Padlock. BILL of MORTALITY, from April 1, to April 22, 1788. EACH DAY'S PRICE OF STOCKS IN APRIL, 1788. Old New 3 per Ct New 13 per CifaperCt Excheqf Lottery Ann. Ann. 1751 Navy. Scrip. Scrip. Bills. Tickets. Bank 13 perC Stock. reduc. 3 per Ct. confols. AnD Ditto India | India Ditto 4 per Ct5 per C Long Short 1726 Confol. 1777. 1778. Stock. Aan 1761 84 82 1741 86 999 8 172 74 751 11 1723 74% 7 77 55 N.B. In the 3 per Cent. Confols. the highest and lowest Price of each Day is given; in the other Stock the highest Price only. 12 412 Meteor. Diaries for May 1788, and June 1787 37 That Epifcopal Church no longer Nonjuran 400 425-4+1 461-469 475 472 By SYLVANUS URBAN, Gent. LONDON, Printed by JOHN NICHOLS, for D. HENRY, lair of SAINT JOHN'S GAL. |