Ecclefiaßical Preferments.--Dispensations.—Bankrupts. 373 Rev. Mr. Romney, Southery R.co. Norf. Rev. Cha. Francis, M.A. rector of MildenJ. Salmon, Pembroke-hall, admitted B.A. hall, Wilts, to hold Collingbourn Ducis R. in Rev. James Hitch, M.A. Shepreth V. co. the same county. Cambr. pice Ellis, dec. Rev. Sam. Gauntlett, M.A. vicar of Hurs. Rev. Thomas Cradock, LL.B. appointed ley, co. Southampton, to hold Portsea V. in archdeacon of Glandelaghi, in Irelanıl, vice the laine county. Galt, «lec. Rev. Cha Gordon, LL.B. vicar of EdwinRev. Mr. James Verschoyle, LL B. pro- Now, co. Northampton, to hold Wellingore moted to the prebend and parish of St. Audeon. V. co. Lincoln. Rev Hen. Stephens, Burford V. Wilts. Rev. Talbot Kcene, M.A. vicar of Brig Rev. Jonath. Thompíon, Fran. Creilwe'l, stock with Stanton, có. Northampton, to and John Bourdieu, eiq. of Clare Hall, Cam- hold Tadmarton R. co. Oxford. bridge, admitted M.A. Rer. jas. Weiler, rector of Holy Trinity Tho. Wilkins and John Richards, of Trin. and St. Mary, Guildford, co. Surrey, to hold Coll. Camb, admitted B.A. Eait Clandon R. in the same county. Rev. Dyson Gabell, St. Laurence R. in Rev. Cha. Coates, vicar of Preston, Dorf. Winchester, co. Southampton. to hold! Osmington V. with the chapelry of Mr. C. Pegge, of Christ Church, Oxford, Ringitead, in the same county. (granulion to our truly respectable correspon Rev. Henry Henley, vicar of Aldesworth, dent, and son to the historiographer of the Berks, to hold Wilton R. St. Mary Chapel of royal houshold) and Mr. Landen, jun. of Netherhampton, Bulidge V. and DitchampWorceiter College, elected fellows of Oriel ton R. annexe, co. Wiks. College, Oxford. Rev. John Dixon, rector of Boughton, co. Rev. Mr. Haggit, appointed to the chap- Southampton, to hold Toddington, otherlaincy of Chelsea Coll. vice Jennings, dec. Taddington R. co. Bedford. Rev. Mr. St. John, Lindridge R.co. Worc. vice Jennings, dec. BANKRUPTS. Rev. Tho. Hughes, M.A. appointed pre OSIAH Harrop, George yd. warehousem, bendary of Worcester, vice Jennings, clec. Richard Soar, Featherstone-str. dealer and Rev. Mr. Chauvel, Stanmore R. co. Mid chapman, dlesex, vice Dalton, dec. (see p. 368). Thomas Thompson, Balsey, Worc, dealer Rev. Tho. Waters, B.A. appointed lecturer and chapman of St. Stephen, Wallbrook, and St. Bennet Rich. Godman. Lidney, Glouc, fone mason Sherehog, London. John Nunes, Liverpool, Lanc, and Richard Rer. Mr.Smith, of Queen's Coll. Oxf B.D. Harracks, Charlest. South Car. merchants. Rev. Mr. Whitley, of Wadham Coll. Oxf. Dennis Curren, Princes-Itr. soap-boiler. and Rev.Mr. Moulding, of Trinity, admitted William Hadkinson, Liverpool, Lancast, merc. proctors for the ensuing year. And Rev. Joha Wingate, Huntingford-mills, Gloucet. Mr. Yeomans, of Wadham, Rev. Mr. Grif dealer and chapman. fiths, of Hertford, Rev. Mr. Kett, of Trinity, H<nry Bailie, Vine-ftr. money-scrivener. and Rev. Mr. Landen, o: Worcester College, Thomas Thorley, Lombard-st. wax.chander. admitted pro-proctors for the enfuing year. John Rour, Andover, Southampton, baker. Rev. Rob. Burt, chaplain to the Prince of John H»rwood, Cullum-ft. dealer and chapm. Wales, Twickenham V. co. Middlesex, vice Henry Davis, Goulston-sq. dealer and chapm. Hon. and Rev. Mr. Grimston, religned. Richard Bradbury, Chippenham, grocer. Rev. Dr. Warton, head-master of Win- j ho Marshall, Gosport, South. wine-merc, cheiter School, appointed a prebendary of Edward Vizard, North Nibly, rug-maker. Winchester Cathedral, vice Bp. Butler. Wm. Osborne, Elmdon, dealer and chapa. Angel Levy, Swan-ft. dealer and chapman. DISPENSATIONS. Ed. Gardiner, Red Lion-st. dealer and chapm. IGHT Rev. Dr. Smallwell, bishop of Tho. Cuwell, Preston, dealer and chapman. nonry of Christ Church, Oxford, together Thomas Farmer, Soffolk-it, dealer and chapm. with Batsford R. co. Gloucester. In. Jas. Maillard, Bristol, dealer and chapm. Rev. Thonias Barstow, rector of Aldham, Thomas Hedges, Piccadilly, dealer and chapm. Ellex, to hold St. Laurence Newland R. in Ellis Williams, May-fair, dealer and chapm. the same county. Peter Symons, jun. Biliter-lane, Leadenhall. Rev. Tho. Green, rector of Bramber cum Street, dealer and chapman. Botolph, tohoid Twyneham R. both co. Suffex. Henry Dowling, Princes-it . dealer and chapm. Rev. Matth Field, vicar of Ukeley, other Thomas Darkin, St. Mary, Rotherhithe, wise Ugley, co. Essex, to hold St. Anne, dealer and chapman. otherwise Agnes, Aldersgate, R. and St. John And. Turnbull, Crouked. la. dealer and chapm. Zachary, both co. Middle Samual homas, Naniwich, dealer and chapm. Rev. Cha Redlynch Strangeways, rector Jn. Newton, Kingston upon Hull, grocer. of Maiden Newton, to hold Bympton, Som. James Green, Birmingham, dealer and chapm. Rev. Barnard Fowler, to hold Southmin- Simon Grayson, Leeds, dealer and chapman. Iter V. co. Eflex, with Wormley R. Herts. Richard Farrer, King-ft. dealer and chapman. Wm. , Wm. Anderws, Southampt. money-scrivener. Edward Leigh, Lothbury, dealer and chapm. John Moore, Stratford, dealer and chapman. Thomas Sprent, Oxford ft. dealer and chapm. Samuel Sherwin, Deptford, mariner. Thomas Priestly, Bradford, dealer and chap. Joho Hogg and John Fox, Cockspur-Atreet, Jo. Harrison, Sowerby Row, dealer and chap. dealers and chapmco. Francis Page, Watling-tt, dealer and chapm. Samuel Cross, jun. and John Kiddell, jun. Elizabeth and Thomas Page, Watling-ftreet, Exeter, merchan's. dealers in horses, &c. John Graham, jun. Burlem, Stafford, potter. William Gracy, Cow.cross, dealer and chap. George Braithwaite, Princes-st. merchant Abra. B-resford, Moneyal, dealer and hapo and insurance-broker. Jacob Bell, Low Lighis, dealer and chapmaz. Nathaniel Mali hew, Exeter,dealer and chapm. John Elgie, Cargo nect, deaiur and chapa is. Thomas Hall, Black-Friars Road, dealer and John Small, Crediton, dealer and chapman. chapman. Samuel Drinkwarer, Lea, dealer and chproan. Peter Grige, Bath, dealer and chapman. William Farrer, St. Mary, Roiherhiibe, jealer Nathaniel Jones, Bath, dealer and chapman. and chapman. Aaron Fianco Drago, Blackman-it. dealer John Armitage, Newark upon Treor, coachand chapman, maker. Steph. Thornhill, Kingston upon Hull, dealer David Lawson, Rothbury, dealer and chapm. and cbapman. Robert Preston, sen. Stockton upon Tees Wm. Sheath, Newport, dealer and chapman. dealer and chapman. Jobo Weeks Toompson, Strand, apathecary. Benjamin Holden, Saddleworth, cotton-maJn. Eyles, Devizes, Wilts, dealer and chapm. nufacturer. Francis Sone, Little Rider-ftreet, carpenter. Thomas Poulion, Ineworth, carpenter, &c. Thomas Lutwyche, Birmingham, grocer. Richard Kitcon, Spital-[q. dealer and chapm. Joho Robinson, Stockton upon Tees, grocer. John Fowler, Ipswich, dealer and chapman. Joseph Maidment, Lyndhurst, dealer and Wm. Rivers, Alleannings, dealer and chapo. chapman. Jn. Watts, St. James's-it. dealer and chapm. Thomas Brace, St. Heleo, dealer and chapm. Juliana Chatres, Wooley, baker and lhop-ke. Jobo Austin, jun. Armly, dealer and chapm. Francis Oxley, Rotherham, fellmonger. Vivian Davenpost, Coventry-ft. Jinen-draper. Wm. Tracy, Old Rope-walk, Portsm..com. Robert Solloway, Gloucester, pin-maker. dealer and chapman. Samuel Cheesewright, Aldersgate-it, dealer Wm. Mathison, Hatton-gard. dealer and chap. and chapman. Benj. Wildsmith, High Holborn, dealer and Jos, Bowles and Ric. Bowles, Great Ryburgh, chapman. millers, flour-merchants. Wm. Speed, Lambeth, dealer and chapman. James Radcliffe, Worcester, dealer and chapm. Roger Moser, Babinghall.ft. dealer and chap. Jas. Welcombe, Williton, dealer and chapm. Jobo Mears, Voion.it, dealer and chapman. Thomas Legg, Brifol, dealer and chapman. Colborn Barrell, New York, merchant. Thomas Bingham, Gainsborough, dealer and Walter Bradley, Stourbridge, dealer and chap. ebapman. Edward Pardoe, Hanbury, dealer and chapm. Richard Perkins, Holborn, horse-dealer, Joho Burrows and William Bowler, Gray'sRobert Barnard, St. Mary, Rotherhithe, dealer inn-road, dealers and chapmen. and cbapman. Daniel Weale, Holborn, dealer and chapman. Jabez Carter Hornblower, Gloucefter, dealer James Hay, Charles-ft. dealer and chapmas. and chapman. Sam. Green, Bath, dealer and chapman. Richard Earwaker, Prifat, dealer and chapm. Thomas Marshall, London, dealer and chapm. Wm. Jonet, St. Catherine's-Bridge, dealer Wm. Hunter, St. John-it. dealer and chapa. and chapman. Charles Brown, Great Hermitage-ft. dealer Sir Lawrence Cox, knight, Margaret- ftreet, and chapman. dealer and chapmao. Thomas Farrow, juo. Aldgate High-ft. dealer Mary Sheppard, Bond-ft. dealer and chapwo. and chapman. Robert Denbigh Hicks, Toddington, dealer Joseph Clarridge, Oxford-It. dealer and chap, and chapman. Wm. Gray, Sheffield, dealer and chapman. Sarah Goldworthy, Taunton St. Mary Mag. George Gurney and John Burgils Gurney, dalen, mercer and linen-draper. High-ft. Lambech, dealers and chapmen. Robert Dunlop, St. Mary-axe, merchant. Joha Pegg, Strand, dealer and chapmaa. Cha. Bruce, Northampton, dealer and chapm. Thomas Finlow and John Glover, Liverpool, Tho. Smith, North Nibly, dealer and chapm. merchants. William Stask, Blucoat-buildings, merchant. Thomas Lockley and Thomas Ridler, MonAbra. Schroner, Lichfield-it, dealer and chap. mouth, dealers and chapmen, Wilham Langley, jun. Newton Abbott, gro- Nicho. Leigh, Cloysters, dealer and chapm. cer and shopkeeper. Steph. Barber, Exchange-Alley, dealer and Thomas Scarisbick, Kendal, dry-salter. chapman. Adam Hill, Heap, dealer and chapman. Hodgson Atkinson and William Walton, Thomas Dod, George-ft. dealer and chapm. Tokenhouse-yard, dealers and chapmen. Alexan. Thorn, Pancras-la. dealer and chapm. George Piggott, Eaton-bridge, dealer and Robert Hopper, Gravesend, dealer and chap. chapman. 5 AVERAGE 12 9 Suffolk II SICO ilo II IO Prices of Grain.-Theatrical Regifler.-Bill of Mortality. 375 AVERAGE PRICES of CORN, from April 14, to April 19, 1988. Wheat Rye Barley Oats Beans COUNTIES upon the COAST. s. d.js. d.js. d.ls. d.fs. d. Eflex 5 810 012 512 112 11 London 5 913 312 712 1/2 5 53 O2 412 02 COUNTIES INLAND. Norfolk 2/2 olo Middlesex 012 61 102 5 103 62 92 03 8 Hertford 012 912 23 5 | Durham 5 90 02 102 74 2 Bedford 51 112 61 114 24 Huntingdon 41 9 - 6 Weftmorland 6 50 03 2 2 40 Northampton 5 73 02 6 1 102 6 | Lancashire 6 30 0312 43 Rutland 81 6 3'3 103 42 50 Leicester 6/2 91 113 Monmouth 6 10 03 OI 100 Nottingham 2 102 33 Somerset 5 10'3 7,1 13 6 Derby 34 6 50 00 Devon 5 100 02 91 7° Stafford 012 414 6 5 104 53 9 Cornwall Io 03 3:17 Salop 02 1/4 7 Dorset 6 Ilo 7111 8 Hereford 21 M3 7 Hampthire 5 70 Worcester 03 12 5 910 0242 14 Kent 5 90 012 912 212 Gloucester 6 6 Wilts 72 3 8 WALES, April 7, to April 12, 1788. Berks 02 72 II Oxford 60 02 9/2 313 North Wales 5 914 413 II 104 Bucks Ś glo o2 712 11 South Wales 5 613 612 10 i 6/3 5 73 3/2 5 52 112 5 50 012 IO 5 93 5113 02 62 03 5 115 113 5 40 03 5 12 81 913 212 5 70 5 100 S THEATRICAL REGISTER. Apr. COVENT GARDEN. 1. The Regent-Richard Coeur de Lion. 1. Castle of Andalutia The Commiffary. 2. School for Scandal -Comus. 2. Fontainbleau-The Midnight Hour. 3. Jealous Wife-Harlequin Junior. 3. Merchant of Venice-Love a-la-Mode. 4. Clandestine Marriage-Rich.Cæurde Lion The Rivals-Love in a Camp. 5. Country Girl—The First Floor. 5. The Miser-The Farmer. 7. Artaxerxes-Who's the Dupe? 7. The Man of the World Omai. 3. Twelfth Night - The Romp. 8. Tb. Ton-Hob in the Well, 9. The Wonder-Richard Caur de Lion. 9. C:stle of Andalusia-Omai. io Love in the East - The Critic. 10. The TonThe Farmer. 11. She would and She would not-Romp. 11. Poor Soldier-Winter's Tale-T.Thumb 12. Artaxerxes-The First Floor. 12. The Ton--Puor Vulcan ! 14. The Heiress-'Tis an ill Wind ibat blows 14. Much Ado about Nothing-High Life Nobody Good. below Stairs. 115. Artaxerxes--High Life below Stairs. 15. Robin Hood Omai. 16. A Trip to Scarborough--The Sultan. 16. The Duenda-Baraiaria. 17. Richard the Third-Harlequin Junior. 17. Midnight HourFarmerLove a-la-M. IS The Pilgrim--Richard Cour de Lion. 18. Othello-The Poor Soldier. 29. Artaxerxes --The Critic. 19. Lady of the Manor-Love and War. 21. Spanish Barber--The Invisible Mistress. 21. All in the Wrong-High Life below Sta. 22. Art:4Xerxes-The Miller of Mansfield. 22. Love in a Village-Midnight Hour. 23. School for Seandal - The Deserter. 23. The Jealous Wife-Love in a Camp. 24 The Heiress—The Critic. 2 4. The Farmer-Comus---Positive Man. 25. Twelfth Night--The Lyar. 25. Rosina--Barnaby Brittle - Irish Widow: 26. The Regent-The Miller of Mansfiekl. 26.---Fontainbleau-Romance of an Hour. 28. School for Wives Comus. 28. Man of the World --Love a-la-Mode. 29. The Gamester— The Critic. 29. Rosina--Animal Magn-tiso_Omai. 30. Much Ado about Nothing 30. Arlaxerxes--The Padlock. BILL of MORTALITY, from April 1, to April 22, 1788. 2 and 5 157 | 50 and 60 128 Males 810 Males 5 and 10 63 | 60 and 70 117 1593 Females 837 to and 20 88 70 and 80 124 Whereof have died under two years old 462 20 and 30 138 | 80 and 90 63 30 and 40 178 | go and 100 Peck Loaf 2s 36. so 170 ACX EACH DAY'S PRICE OF STOCKS IN APRIL 1788. Days 87 84 ovoco con 1133 23 22 امانی مهدی داد ندارم 10 Book 13 perCil 3 per Ct. Ditto 4 per Cts per C| Long | Short | Ditto | India India India S Sea Old New 3 perCi New 13 per Cif4perCt.Excheqf Lottery 1726 Consol. Ann 1777 1778. Stock. Aon Bonds Stock Ann. Apn. 1752 Navy. Scrip. Scrip. Bills. Tickets 27] 1767 84 28 82 291 753 a 1741 113 175 1741 80 80 131 80 94 131 80 9+ 87 941133 88 83 84 75 13 9 + 3 20 Sunday 75 131 87 11 943 1133 134 251 173 114 743 947 | 013 1741 86 N.B, In the 3 per Cent. Consols, the highest and loweït Price of each Day is given ; in the other Stock the highest Price only. 113 74 2 151 1721 22 22 181 172 2 The Gentleman's Magazine ST. JOHN's Gate. Coxp.GAZXTTE Gazetteer Derhy wwich Bath 2 Birmingham 2 'AMBRIDGE For MAY, 1788. PIO CONTAINING in digging for the Foundation of the Mansion HOUSE. 71 72 |