an English Baptist minister, was born in London, April 21,1732. He was converted under George Whitefield, but joined the Baptists at Devonshire Square, London. He studied under Dr. S. Stennett; became pastor at Unicorn-Yard in 1761; educated several young men for the ministry; removed to Exeter in 1786, and died there, July 29, 1795. Mr. Clarke was a man of great piety and. probity, and preached against the spread of Antinomianism. He published four Sermons and Charges. See Wilson, Dissenting Churches, iv, 239.