His widow survived until 1821, and is buried beside her husband, and:a similar monument to his, records her memory, and reminds us of her virtues. There are two original portraits of Judge Duane preserved; one by Coply, painted about the year 1773, now in the possession of his great granddaughter, Mrs. Weston, of Augusta, Maine ; the other painted by C. W. Peale, about the close of the revolution, now in the possession of his grandson, James Duane, of Franklin county, and of which the one in the City Hall, of New-York, is a copy.

CLERGY OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK IN 1796.

Protestant Episcopal. Rt. Rev. Samuet Provoosr, Bishop; Revds. Benj. Moore, D.D., Abraham Beach, D.D., John Bisset and Joseph Pilmore, Rector of Christ's Ch.

Reformed Dutch. Revds. J. H. deringetiny D.D. s. T.P., Wm. Linn, D.D., Gerardus Arantz, H. Kuypers.

German Calvinist. Rev. John D. Gross, D.D.

United Lutheran. Rev. John C. Kunze, D.D.

Presbyterian. Revds.. John Rodgers, D.D., John McKnight, DDS, Samuel Miller.

Scotch do. Rev- John Mason.

Assoc. Congregation. Rey. John Crea,

Methodist. Revds. Daniel Smith, William Pheobus, Jacob Brush, Evan Rogers, Ezekiel Cooper, Laurence McCombs, David P. Candell.

St. Peter's, Catholic. Rev. Charles O'Brien. \

United Brethren. Rev. Joseph G. Peter,

Baptist. Revds. Benjn. Foster, D.D., Adam Hamilton.

Independent. Rev. Mr. Wall.

Hebrew. Rev. Gershom Seixas.

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AVI.

PROCLAMATION

OF THE LAST OF THE ROYAL GOVERNORS OF NEW-YORK.

His Excellency James Rosertson Esquire, Captain General and Governor-in-chief in and over the Province of New York and the Territories depending thereon in America, Chancellor and Vice Admiral of the same, and Major General of his Majesty's Ferces.