were of fixty-four guns, they had not, in the whole, more than 400 Europeans fit for duty. While the English ships lay there, a Dutch frigate arrived from the Cape of Good Hope, with the news of admiral Elphinstone being arrived there; but owing to the weak ftate of the Dutch force, our four Indiamen were suffered to depart unmolested.

The marquis Cornwallis, with convicts on board for Port Jackson, arrived at St. Helena, on the 20th of October, for refreshments. A ferious mutiny had been difcovered by captain Hogan, the com. mander, a few days before, in which a ferjeant and several of the Botany Bay rangers were the principals. Their objects were to murder the captain and officers, to set the convicts at liberty, and seize the hip. The mutineers were all fecured; the serjeant was immediately severely flogged, and is since dead.

DECEMBER 19.

Yesterday, the royal affent was given by commiffion to the bill for the protecting of his majesty's person, the bill to prevent seditious meetings, and the bill for the free intercourse of corn.

BIRTHS.

Duchefs of Manchester, a daughter.

The emprefs of Germany, an archduchefs.

MARRIAGES

THomas Ridgate Maunfell, efq. to miss Daly, only daughter of the late James Daly, efq. of Upton Hall, near Brixham, Devon.

Robert Dalrymple, efq. fon of admiral Dalrymple, to mils Howard, of Knightsbridge.

Sir John William Rose, knt. recorder of London, to miss Fenn, daughter of the late Mr. sheriff Fenn.

George Henry Warrington, efq. of Pentre Pant, Salop, to miss Carew, daughter of the late John Carew, eiq. of Anthony House, Cornwall.

Sir William Gerard, of Ganwood, LanLancashire, to miss Anna Maria Stapleton, daughter of Miles Stapleton, efq, of the Grove, Richmond.

DEATHS.

Homas Dunckerley, efq. of Hampton court, natural foir of King George II. Samuel Estwick, efq. M. P.

Hon. Mrs. Robinson, lady of colone Robinson, and sister to lord Clive.

The princess Louifa, daughter of the hereditary prince of Denmark...

Rev. fir James Stonehouse, bart. M. D. rector of Great and Little Cheverell, Wilts. Thomas Wildman, efq. M. P. PROMOTIONS.

George John earl Spencer, Charles George lord Arden, Charles Small Pybus, efq. lord Hugh Seymour, fir Philip Stephens, bart. James Gambier, and William Young, efqrs.-Lords of the admiralty.

Ifaac Pennington, efq. regius profeffor of phyfic in the the university of Cambridge, John Bulkeley, Cuthbert Shafto, and Thomas Bonfall, efqrs. High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire-Knights. BANKRUPTS. From the GAZETTE.

John Ingham, of Aldersgate-ftreet, money scrivener.

William Chaytor, of Market-street, St. James', money-fcrivener.

William Wood, of Manchester, linendraper.

William Vevers, of Ewell, in Surry, schoolmatter.

Robert Blanchard, of Commerce-row, Blackfriars-road, Surry, cheesemonger. DECEMBER 5.

John Thompson, of Plymouth-dock, Devonshire, mercer.

Benjamin Henry Latrobe, of Graftonftreet, Fitzroy-square, furveyor.

Joseph Le Maire, of Chiswell-fereot Moorfields, haberdalier.

DECEMBER 12,

Robert Gilmour, of Lyon's inn, MidDelex, infurer.

John Thompson, of Craven-ftreet, Middefex, victoaller.

Samuel Youdan, of Brooke's market, Middlesex, corn-chandler.

George Gumbrell, of Wallington, in Surry, builder.

William King, of Wallington, Surry, bricklayer.

William Smith, of King's-arms-yard, Coleman-ftreet, money-tcrivener.

Jofeph Smith, of Cloth-fair, Westmithfield, draper.

Matthias Corlefs, Thomas Corless, and Richard Corless, of Blackburn, in Lancahire, cotton-manufacturers.

Henry Hodges, of Chifwell-ftreet, Moorfolds, glover.

John Lane, of Birmingham, dealer.
John Anfell, of Edmonton, Middlefex,

corn chandler.

Barker Simpson the younger, of Margaret-ftreet, Westminster, victualler.

Nicholas Humphreys, of Holborn, linendraper.

Richard Clarke, of Wheeler-street, Spitalfields, watch cafe-maker.

George Anstey, of Bryanstone-ftreet, Oxford road, victualler,

Thomas Hodson, of Aborfield-mills, Berke, paper-maker.

DECEMBER 19.

John Christian Turberville, St. Mary's Axe, stonewafon.

William Merrick, Swallow-ftreet, St. James', farrier.

James Banfield, of Carlifle-treet, Soha, broker.

John Thorpe, of St. Margaret's-hill, Southwark, vintner.

George Joyce, of Fleet-ftreet, grocer. Thomas Hudfon, of New Bond-treet, St. James', tavern-keeper.

Thomas Townsend, of Bath, fiversmith, and John Townsend, of Bathwick, in Somersetsnire, visqualler.

William Townsend, of Bath, filverfmith.

Thomas Palmer, of Newcastle-underLyne, in Staffordshire, butcher. DECEMBER 22,

Thomas Taffell, of Rochford, in Effex, carpenter.

William Wooler, of North-place, Gray's inn-Jane, haberdather.

John Morris the younger, of Derby, filverfinith.

Edward Henry Aldridge, of Exeter ftreet, Chelsea, victualler.

Jonathan Coombs, of Theale, in Berks, shopkeeper.

Lyon Ralph, of Barnstaple, in Devon, linen-draper.

John Roe, of Ombersley, in Worceftershire, baker.

William Salter the elder, of Boston, in Lincolnshire, miller.

James Holbird, of Noble street, Fofter, lane, Cheapfide, upholsterer.

PRICES of STOCKS, from NOVEMBER 27, to DECEMBER 26, 1795, both inclusive.

By ANTHONY CLARKE, Stock-Broker, No. 13, Sweeting's-Alley, Cornhill.

In the 3 per Cent. consols. the highest and lowest Price of each Day is given; in every other Article the highest Price only, the Long and Short Annuities excepted which are given within a fixteenth of the highest Price. The 3 per Cent confols, was shut December 3, the Prices given from that Time are for the Opening..

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ACCIDENTS, fatal, 73, 146, 213
Acton, topographical Anecdotes of
Adder, a remarkable large 218
Agehlaus, his Opinion of Education 261
Agriculture, Minutes from the Reports of
of the Board of 231, 305, 407
Air, Monthly Remarks on the State of 39,.
121, 185, 263, 341
Alchymy, Anecdote of 94, 95
Alcobaça, royal Monastery of 315
Alembert, M. d', his Character of Lord
Bacon 160

Aleppo, Coffee House Scene at 388-and
a fatirical Puppet Show 390
Allen, Thomas, an eminent Mathema-
tician 251
Amafis, King, a Law of 261
Anatomy, Law in Favour of 258
Andrews, Mr. Extracts from his History

91, 255

Anecdote of Richard Baxter 5-of Sir
Matthew Hale 5-of Don Saltero's Cof-

fee House 5-of Eleanor Gwyn 8-of a
military Veteran 8-of the Marquis of
Spinola and Sir Horace Vere 40-
of Elifabeth, a Jewis Convert 91-of
Archbishop Arundel 91-of English
• Sculpture 91 of Lord Beauchamp 91-
of extraordinary Power vefted in Juftices
of the Peace 92-of the Title of Esquire
92-of Army Surgeons 92-Clerical
92, 93, 94-of the Parliament of Bats
92-of the Fate of a Murderer 92-of
an Iceland Bishop 93-of Alchymy 94,
95-of a Lord Mayor of London 94-
of Attornies 94-of Elections, 94-of
London Juries 95-of Chirurgery 95-
of a Commercial Treaty 95-of the
Feudal Times 96-of a Corpfe, interred
175 Years 96-of a human Monster 96
-of a Mifer 98-of Adam Lux 115-
of Robefpiere 115-of Mr. Charles Fox
125-of Mr. Locke 201-of the Sur-
geon's Company 255-of Pietro Torre-
giano 255-of William Lily 256-of
Dr. Linacre 256-an Aftrological 256
of Friar Alexander Seaton 257-of an