DR DANIEL, a very learned English divine, was born in 1638, and bred at Oxford; where in 1664, he was elected perpetual fellow of his college. He afterwards became chaplain to Dr Seth Ward, bishop

(A) Bishop Berkeley was present at these conversations, and from his son we received the account we have given of them. They are likewise mentioned, but not stated so accurately, by Bishop Newton in his own life.

a sea-port town in the north riding of Yorkshire, seated on the river Esk, near the place where it falls into the sea. The houses are neat, strong, and convenient; the number of inhabitants in 1811 was 6969. Ship-building is their principal employment.

W. Long. o. 24. N. Lat. 54. 32.