Jan. 11. In Upper North-place, Guildford-street, aged 72, Mrs. Elizabeth Legge. Jan. 12. In Somerset-street, Portmansquare, aged 48, the wife of Col. James Smith, Bombay Army. At Brentford, the dau. of G. Burchett, esq. At Lambeth, aged 91, Mrs. Mary Wellford, formerly of Tower-dock. Jan. 13. Át Peckham, Surrey, aged 78, Mary, widow of the late Rear-admiral Samuel Wittewronge Clayton. Jan. 17. Aged 69, at his apartments in Albany-house, Wm. Osgoode, esq. barristerat-law, M. A. of Christchurch, Oxford, and formerly Chief Justice of Canada. At the time of his decease he was also one of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Fees of Courts of Justice. Previously to his appointment abroad, this gentleman practised some years in the Court of Chancery; and during that period published an elaborate Treatise on the Law of Descents. BEDFORDSHIRE.-Dec. 27. At the Swaninn, Bedford, Mr. James Lilburne, of Southill, upwards of 40 years a faithful and respected steward in the family of W. H. Whitbread, esq. M. P. the duties of which situation he continued to perform to the very last with the most exemplary integrity, zeal, and ability. His accounts were found to be accurately completed to within three days of his death. BERKSHIRE.-Dec. 31. Aged 77, Mr. John Collingwood, of Abingdon. Jan. 4. At Woodley Lodge, Maria Teresa, and, in 20 minutes after, Frances Margaret, the seventh and second daughters of James Wheble, esq. CAMBRIDGE.-Nov. 8. At Westoe Lodge, aged 62, Mary, the wife of Ben. Keene, esq. CORNWALL-Nov. 24. At Fowey, aged 56, Capt. William Lyne, R. N. DEVONSHIRE.-Oct. 28. At Cloakhamhouse, Axminster, aged 65, James Alexander, esq. formerly of New-inn, London. Nov. 29. On board H. M. packet Sandwich, whilst performing quarantine at Falmouth, aged 20, Charles, 2d son of the late John Mais, esq. of Kingston, Jamaica. Jan. 6. At Torquay, Maria, daughter of Joshua Knowles, esq. of Wanstead, Essex. DORSETSHIRE. Dec. 1. At Melbury, aged 19, Peter, third son of the Rev. Robert Broadley. DURHAM.-Nov. 12. Aged 70, Thomas Wrightson, esq. of Durham; an alderman of Doncaster. Dec. 23. At Norton, near Stockton-uponTees, suddenly, during the night, in his 62d year, John Hogg, esq. formerly of Trinityhall, Cambridge, and Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's-inn. He was kind in every social affection, of strict integrity, and had deservedly gained the esteem and respect of his acquaintance. ESSEX.-Oct. 28. Aged 68, Martha, wife of T. Butterfield, esq. of Boreham. 93 Nov. 12. At Colchester, after a lingering illness, Capt. Bell, many years adjutant of the East Essex militia. Nov. 21. At Walthamstow, Duncan Maclaurin, esq. of Lombard-street. Nov. 24. At Foxburrows, near Colchester, aged 80, Anne, relict of the late G. Ward, esq. Dec. 7. At Boreham, aged 67, Rebecca, relict of John Mellersh, esq. late of Shalford, Surrey. Dec. 12. At Maldon, aged 73, Hannah, relict of John Piggott, esq. Dec. 13. John Hays Dunkin, aged 17, only son of J. H. Dunkin, esq. of Winsley, Wilts, and late of Beleigh, Suffolk. Dec. 16. At East Bridge, Colchester, William, 2d son of the Rev. Dr. Moore, of Kempston Manor-house, Bedfordshire. Dec. 28. Jane, wife of Rev. Francis Knipe, Rector of Sandon. Dec. 29. At Leytonstone, aged 78, Elizabeth, relict of Philip Sansom, esq. Dec. 30. At West Ham Abbey, aged 42, William Kebbell, esq. Proctor, Doctors'Commons. Jan. 10. Aged 70, Thomas Lane, esq. of the Grange, Leyton. GLOUCESTERSHIRE.-Nov.1. At her house, Stapleton Grove, after a long and painful illness, the relict of late Mich. Castle, esq. At the residence of his son, Orchardstreet, Bristol, aged 75, Mr. James Foster, sen. architect, of Bristol. Nov. 4. Martha, wife of P. Jones, esq. of Bristol. At Iron Acton, aged 70, Elizabeth, last surviving daughter of late Rev. Dr. Shute. Nov. 7. At an advanced age, S. Miles, esq. of Clifton House. Nov. 10. At Cheltenham, Catherine Maria, wife of John Hyde, esq. late of Lexhamhall, Norfolk. Dec. 2. At her lodgings in Hilgrove-st. Bristol, aged 88 years, Mrs. Eleanor Wilson. Dec. 22. Aged 78, Mrs. Hester Edwards, of Alvington, near Chepstow, widow. At Stapleton, near Bristol, Frances, wife of Rev. Dr. Cockayne, Vicar of Burnhamn, Essex. Jan. 6. At Cheltenham, Elizabeth, relict of John Pycroft, esq., Aged 84, Mr. Wickham, of Chipping Sodbury. HAMPSHIRE.-Nov. 19. At Newton, near Portsmouth, aged 66, T. Auldjo, esq. of East Cowes. Nov. 26. At Bishop Morley's College, Winchester, Mrs. Mary Hudson. She was burnt to death from her clothes taking fire while sitting alone. Dec. 22. William Thorp, esq. late Chief Dec. 25. At Southampton, aged 30, Jessy Anne, wife of T. Ashmore, esq. of Boltonstreet, Piccadilly. HEREFORDSHIRE. At Belmont, near Hereford, Elizabeth, wife of Col. Matthews. In Hereford, aged 77, Mrs. Mary Walwyn, daughter of the late R. Walwyn, esq. of Longworth. HERTFORDSHIRE.-Nov. 12. At the Priory, at Hertford, aged 76, Esther, relict of the late Mr. Alderman Ellis. At Hertford, aged 67, Mrs. Elizabeth Payne, late of Christ's Hospital. Dec. 18. At Broxbourne, aged 79, Mary, relict of Nicholas Luytens, esq. Dec. 25. At Newhouse Farm, St. Peter's, aged 64, Mr. Charles Elliott, late of Upper Thames-street. Dec. 2. At Redheath, in his 77th year, John Finch, esq. HUNTINGDONSHIRE.-Lately. At Stukely, aged 65, Miss Bailey, sister to Mr. Justice Bailey. KENT.-In Sandwich workhouse, two of the oldest inmates: Samuel Gimber, aged 100, many years landlord of the King's Head, Sandwich; and Mrs. Bridges, aged 100. Oct. 21. At Rochester, Mrs. Rebecca Hargood. Nov. 10. Aged 84, the relict of William Wilmot, esq. formerly of Sundridge. Dec. 16. At Lewisham, aged 75, Mr. Alex. Rowland, formerly of St. Andrew's, Holborn. LANCASHIRE.-Nov. 11. At Hutton Hall, the relict of Lawrence Rawstorne, esq. Dec. 22. Aged 47, Margaret, wife of J. Burton, esq. of Swinton, near Manchester. LEICESTERSHIRE.-Dec. 25. At Osgathorpe, the eldest daughter of the Rev. J. Fell, of Orston, Notts. Jan. 3. Emma-Euphemia, wife of Rev. Wm. M'Douall, Vicar of Ashby-de-laZouch. Jan. 6. Aged 72, Robt. Walker, esq. of Stockerstone. Jan. 11. At Birstall, aged 66, George Peake, esq. many years a resident in Leicester of distinguished eminence as a surgeon. LINCOLNSHIRE.-Nov. 28. At Stamford, aged 70, on his road from London, William Bury, esq, of Ripon, Yorkshire, formerly a Captain in the 11th regiment of foot. Dec. 11. At Ingham, aged 97, Anne, relict of Mr. Christopher Smith. NORFOLK.-At Yarmouth, in his 105th year, Luke Waller. He retained his faculties to the last, his sight and hearing only shewing marks of decay, and that in a very slight degree. He enjoyed an uninterrupted state of good health until about a month before his decease. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.-At Grafton Underwood, in his 68th year, Mr. Tho. Carley; who was born without hands, and his arms not more than eighteen inches in length; yet this great phenomenon of nature could write well, understood arithmetic, was clerk [Jan. to the parish, and many years employed as public schoolmaster; all which offices he discharged with satisfaction to the parish. NORTHUMBERLAND.-Nov. 22. At St. Altons, near Newcastle, aged 84, Mr. John : Taylor, formerly of Whitby, brother to Mr. H.Taylor, Ship and Insurance-broker,Shields. SHROPSHIRE. Oct. 22. At Meertown House, near Newport, aged 48, Francis Eginton, esq. engraver. He evinced great taste in many of the plates he engraved to embellish topographical and historical works; amongst which are, Shaw's Staffordshire, Price's Histories of Hereford and Leominster, Wheler's History of Stratford-uponAvon, many plates for Bissett's picturesque Birmingham Guide, Pratt's Leamington Guide, Howell's Shrewsbury, &c. also a large plate of Pont-y-Cyssyllte aqueduct. Mr. Eginton was a cheerful and gentlemanly companion, and much respected. STAFFORDSHIRE. - Dec. 19. At Abbot's Bromley, aged 64, Esther, wife of William Flesher, esq. SUFFOLK.-Dec. 19. At Aldborough, aged 81, Mr. M. Hindes, Trinity-pilot. Jan. 2. At Stuston Parsonage, very suddenly, aged 74, Hannah, wife of the Rev. Wm. Walker, Prebendary of Litchfield and Rector of Stuston. SURREY.-Jan. 7. At Luddington House, aged 75, Walter Irvine, esq. SUSSEX.-Dec. 20. At Hastings, aged 46, Thomas Yallop, esq. of Russell-square. Jan. 13. At Felpham near Chichester, Hon. Mrs. Edward Percival, having been delivered three days before of a still-born child. WARWICKSHIRE.- -Dec. 31. At Rugby, Earle Armitage Gilbee, esq. eldest son of the late Rev. Dr. Gilbee, Rector of Barby, co.. Northampton. WILTS.-Dec. 21. Aged 77, Thermuthis, wife of R. Ashe, esq. of Langley-house. WORCESTERSHIRE.-Dec. 10. At Dudley, of a decline, Charlotte, wife of the Rev. G. Steward, late of Tunstal. YORKSHIRE. On the East Rock, in Hull, Turner, usually called The Hermit.' This singular being had for a uumber of years lived in seclusion on the top of the rock, the ascent to which is both difficult and tedious. His residence was a cabin, built of earth and stone, with an aperture, which served both as an entrance and a chimney. At the extremity of this cabin was his bed, composed of husks and boughs, where, on Sunday the 2d ult. he was found dead. An inquest was held on the body, whose verdict was, that he died by the visitation of God. SCOTLAND.-Dec. 21. At Dumcrieff, Dr. John Rogerson, First Physician to the Emperor of Russia. 1 WALES.-Nov. 14. At Loughor, Glamorganshire, Eliz. Williams, aged 101; she retained her faculties to the last. IRELAND.-Nov. 21. At Carlow, aged 34, J. C. Stark, esq. formerly of King's dragoon Guards. 1924.] Males Bill of Mortality.-Markets, &c.-Canal Shares. BILL OF MORTALITY, from Dec. 24, 1823, to Jan. 20, 1824. 734 Between 95 AVERAGE PRICE of SUGAR, Jan. 21, 34s. 14d. per cwt. PRICE OF HOPS, IN THE BOROUGH MARKET, Jan. 23. Kent Bags ....... PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's, Hay 5l. 10s. Straw 2l. 11s. Od. Clover 5l. 10s. Od.-Whitechapel, Hay 5l. 15s. Od. Straw 21. 6s. od. Clover 6l. 10s. Od.-Smithfield, Hay 51. 10s. Straw 17. 18s. Clover 61. Os. SMITHFIELD, Jan. 26. To sink the Offal-per stone of 8lbs. Beef........... Lamb COALS: Newcastle, 38s. 6d. to 45s. Od.-Sunderland, 35s. Od. to 45s. Od. TALLOW, per Cwt. Town Tallow 39s. Od. Yellow Russia 37s. Od. 210. SOAP, Yellow 72s. Mottled 80s. Curd 84s.-CANDLES, 8s. 6d. per Doz. Moulds 10s. Od. THE PRICES of NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES, DOCK STOCKS, WATER WORKS, FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE, BRIDGE and GAS LIGHT SHARES (from the 25th of December, 1823, to the 26th of January, 1824), at the Office of Mr. M. RAINE (successor to the late Mr. SCOTT), Auctioneer, Canal and Dock Share, and Estate Broker, No. 2, Great Winchester-street, Old Broad-street, London.-Grand Trunk Canal, dividing 757. per Share, per Annum; price 2200l.-Coventry Canal, 44l.; price 1150l.-Oxford, short shares, 321.; price 7801.—Grand Junction, 10l.; price 2801.-Monmouth, 10l.; price 205l.—Brecknock and Abergavenny Canal, 5l.; price 1057.-Old Union Canal, 41.; price 861.-Ellesmere, 31.; price 681.-Worcester and Birmingham, 17.; price 381.-Lancaster, 11.; price 321. -Kennet and Avon, 17s.; price 25l.-Rochdale, 3l.; price 1007.-West India Dock Stock, 101.; price 235l.-London Dock Stock, 4l. 10s.; price 1261.-East London Water Works, 5l.; price 150l.-Grand Junction Water Works, 21. 10s.; price 731.-West Middlesex Water Works, 21. 10s.; price 74l.-Globe Fire and Life Assurance, 71.; price 175lImperial Fire Ditto, 5l.; price 1261.-Albion Fire and Life Ditto, 2l. 10s.; price 50l.British Fire Ditto, 31.; price 31.-Vauxhall Bridge, 11.; price 321.-Westminster Gas Light and Coke Company, Old Shares, 4l.; price 791.-New Ditto, 81. per cent. on 5l. paid; price 10l. premium.-Regent's Canal, 494.-Wilts and Berks, 8l.-Grand Union, 201.-Grand Surrey, 501.-Croydon, 5l.-Portsmouth and Arundel, 237.-Huddersfield, 251.-Highgate Archway, 107.-Imperial Gas Light and Coke Company, 351. paid; price 211. premium.-Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Company, 107. paid; price 67. premium. -London Institution, 32 Guineas.-Russell Ditto, 10 Guineas. M. RAINE informs his Friends and the Public, that his Monthly Sale of Canal Property will be continued. METEO · [96] METEOROLOGICAL DIARY, BY W. CARY, STRAND. 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