NOVEMBER.

9.--Sir William Foster, Bart., was elected Mayor, and Mr. John Betts

appointed Sheriff of Norwich.

24.--Died at his residence, St. Catherine's Cottage, St. John de

Sepulchre, Norwich, aged 73, Mr. Jonathan Matchett, senior proprietor of

the NORFOLK CHRONICLE. He had been connected with the journal for 51

years, and became its head on the decease of his father-in-law, Mr.

Stevenson, in 1821.

27.--Died at his house at Costessey, aged 69, Mr. Richard Mackenzie

Bacon, principal proprietor and editor of the "Norwich Mercury." Mr.

Bacon was the editor also of "The Quarterly Musical Magazine and Review."

28.--Mr. Tom Cross, the celebrated "gentleman whip," driver of the Lynn

and London coach, delivered at the Assembly Rooms, Lynn, a lecture on

Shakespeare.

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