by the most affectionate solicitude for their welfare, and the most exemplary integrity of character. In the life of this excellent man were manifest the practical fruits, of the Christian faith without ostentation; for he was ever forward to assist in the alleviation of human suffering. Mr. Wace was a Member of the Council of the City of Oxford, and was elected bailiff in the year 1813. He filled that office at the time the present King and the Allied Sovereigas visited Oxford.

In her 68th year, Mrs. Dorothy Fenwick, widow of the rev. John Fenwick, M.A. Rector of Hallaton, Leicestershire. The Fenwicks of Hallaton are of the Brinkburn branch of the Fenwicke family, of Fenwicke Tower, in Northumberland. Brinkburn Priory came into the possession of George Fenwicke in the reign of Edward VI. being purchased by him of the earl of Warwick. And Fenwicke Tower was the seat of Thomas de Fenwicke in the reign of Henry III. and continued in the possession of the family, with Wallington Castle, until the time of William III. when Sir John Fenwicke, bart. was attainted and beheaded for his attachment to the Stuarts, being involved in one common ruin with his relatious and connexions, the Radclyffes of Derwentwater, and the Widdringtons of Widdrington Castle. Nichols's Leicestershire, vol. II. part ii. p. 547; and Wallis's Northumberland, vol. II. pp. 157, 158. 519, 520.

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In Abingdon street, Westminster, the widow of the late B. J. Johnson, esq.

At Masbro', near Rotherham, in her 81st year, Sarah, relict of the late Sam. Walker, esq. of that place, and mother of Sam. Walker, esq. M.P. of Aldwick.

Jan. 27. At her lodgings, in the Upper Bristol road, Bath, aged 75, Mrs. Bell, formerly the celebrated and beautiful Miss Mansell, of the Bath and London theatres. She possessed a considerable share of professional merit; and in the expression of the pathetic, and the display of the higher passions, she has seldom been excelled.

In Chesterton road, aged 74, Mrs. Catherine Pearce.

At Paris, the Duke de Crillon, peer of France.

Anna Sophia, wife of John Doarman, esq. of Champion Hill, Surrey.

Mr. Henry Watts, of Lower Kennington Green, and of the Custom House.

In her 17th year, Sarah, second daughter of J. S. Salt, esq. of Russell-square. At Hammersmith, aged 73, the relict of the late Rev. James Bowden, late of Lower Tooting, Surrey.

Jan. 28. Aged 82, Joseph Mason, esq. of Swineshead Villa, Lincolnshire. By his death a handsome property devolves to his sole surviving daughter and heiress, the wife of Mr. Alderman Tennant, Leeds.

At Clapton, Middlesex, aged 87, the widow of the late Abraham Greenwood, esq.

At Stockwell, Surrey, in his 85th year, Thomas Lett, esq. formerly an eminent timber-merchant.

The widow of the late Charles Crochley, esq. paymaster of the 50th regiment. In the Grove, Southwark, Wm. Clark, esq. of Great Guildford-street, Southwark. At Southend, in his 66th year, Robert Woodmass, esq. of Montagu-square, late of Sompting, in Sussex.

In Bedford-row, aged 78, Lieut.col. Handfield, formerly of the 224 regiment

of foot.

At Diss, co. Norfolk, aged 75, Thos. Jenkinson Woodward, esq. one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. He was formerly of Clare Hall, Cambridge, where he proceeded LL. B. in 1769. This gentleman, by his suavity of manners, and by his urbauity and courtesy, had gained the universal respect and esteem of bis neighbours, from the highest to the lowest, and of all who had the happiness of his acquaintance; and his tenants and domestics never can forget the liberal, the benevolent landlord-the kind, the indulgent master.

In his 82d year, Mr. Speer, many years a respectable furnishing iroumonger, and one of the oldest inhabitants of Hammersmith. It is a curious coincidence, that Mr. Speer was born on the 4th of June, 1738, at the same hour as his late Majesty, and expired on Saturday evening, the 29th ult. about nine o'clock, being near the time when our lamented monarch breathed his last. Mr. S. was also married on the same day as their late Majesties.

In the Crescent, Bath, the eldest daughter of the late George Whitehead, esq. of Weston House, Somersetshire.

In Perceval - street, Northamptonsquare, aged 61, Mr. Edward Spencer, many years well known on the Stock Exchange.

Jan. 30. At his residence, in Rossshire, in his 63d year, Alex. Mackenzie, esq. of Ord.

At Paris, Walter Boyd, jun, of the old firm of Boyd, Ker, and Co.

lu Arlington-street, Piccadilly, J. Latouche, esq. M. P. for the county of Leitrim.

At Laurel Lodge, Herts, Sarah, sister of the late Henry Isherwood, esq. formerly M.P. for New Windsor.

Suddenly, in her 24th year, Charlotte, daughter of Thomas Taylor, gent. of Blithborough Lodge, Suffolk.

Jan. 31. At Worley Lodge, Essex, aged 11, Edmund Henry, the second son of the Hon. George Winn.

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Aged 36, Sophia Elizabeth, wife of of Mr. J. Wood, of Newport-street, Leicester-square.

In her 28th year, Sarah, wife of J. L. Reiss, esq. of Basinghall-street, and dau. of Henry Levyssohn, esq. of Rotterdam.

Feb. 2. Aged 82, James Tillott, geut. of Hasleworth, Suffolk.

Feb. 3. At Wethersfield, Suffolk, at the house of her son-in-law, the Rev. R. C. Barnard, Elizabeth, relict of the late Cary Elwes, esq. of Isleworth, and mother of R. C. Elwes, esq. of Billing House, Northamptonshire.

Feb. 3. At Bideford, aged 91, Anne, relict of George Buck, esq. of Daddon, Devonshire.

At Kentish Town, aged 70, the Rev. Wm. Lucas, late of Knight-Ryder-street, Doctors' Commons.

At the apartments of Mr. Williams, St. James's Palace, the widow of the late Adam Haaber, esq. captain in the Danish royal navv.

Aged 94, Mr. Cannon, of Frederickstreet, Portsea. This extraordinary man was never known to eat fish, flesh, or fowl, or to drink any thing stronger than water, excepting tea in the afternoon !

Feb. 8. In Russell-square, in his 65th year, sir Vicary Gibbs, kut, late Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas. We shall give an account of this distinguished Judge in our nexɩ.

Feb. 11. At Bith, the Rev. Dr. Thomas Haweis. We shall take an early opportunity of giving an account of this celebrated Divine.

Feb. 15. Rev. Matthew Haynes, of Westminster; a Memoir of whom shall appear soon.

Feb. 16. At Maldon, in Surrey, in his 69th year, the Rev. Rogers Ruding, B. D. Vicar of that parish, F.S.A. and H.M.A.S. of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Of this highly respectable gentleman an account shall be given in our next.

On Putney Heath, the relict of the late Dr. Wood, of Buntingford, Herts.

Feb. 18. Sarah, wife of Robert Lee, esq. of Walthamstow, aged 47.

Feb. 22. At the Haberdashers School, Bunhill-row, in his 79th year, the Rev. Wm. Lens, the master of that foundation, He was also Chaplain of the City of Lon-. don Lying-in Hospital; and Chaplain of the Worshipful Company of Apothecaries.

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