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BIFtTII3.
On the 17th instant, at Londbato Hall, Sunlit, the Lady
Sophia Maettorald, of a atm.

On Saturday se'nnight, at Belvoir Park, county of Down,
Ireland, the Lady of Sir Robert llateson, Bart. of a sou.
MARRIAGES.
Oa Ike 131 h inst. at Gretna Green, Francis H. N. Drake,
Esq. to Miss Catherine Bacon, both of the city of Wells, in
the connty of Somerset.
On the Btl. inst. et Tenhy, Captain Edward Siopford,
R.N. to Mrs. Cockburn, relict of the late A. Cockburn, Esq.
On Tuebday laat, at Ansley Church, in the county of War-
wick, John Cbetwode, Esq. eldest son of Sir John Chetwode,
of Oakley, in the county of Stafford, Bsrunet, and nephew
to the Earl of Simplot d, to Elizabeth Juliana, eldest daugh-
ter of John Newdigate Ludfoi it, Esq. D.C.L. of Ansley.b.ll.
On Ilia 11th inst. at Guernsey, Thomas Carey, Esq. of
Ruse, in that island, to Barbara, eldest daughter of th,
late Colonel Jackson, M.P. fur the county of Mayo, Ireland.
(lu Weibieulay, at Thornhill, by the Rev. J. L Sisson,
M.A. Thomas Bayley Clarkson, Esq. of Wakefield, to Miss
Bedford, of Overton Hotibe, iii Yorkshire, and eldest dangle-
ter of the late Bedford, Esq. of Holt, banker.
On Thursday, at Sherbutoue, Haws, by the Rev. Mr.
Hopkins, Minor Canon of Winchester, Mr. Stephen Sander-
son, B. A. of Pembroke College, and Sydenham, Kent, only
surviving son of the isle Rev. Alfred Sanderson, Vicar of
Aston Blanc, Glouceatershire, to Charlotte Maria, only
daughter of the late Rev. Henry Arno!d, Vicar of Lonviock,
Haut..
DEATHS.
At Clogher, on Tutaday, the 19th Inst. ibe Hon. George
Jocelyn, fourth son of the late Earl, and !brother to the
present Earl of linden.

At Clapham, after an illness of sixteen years, aged 75.
Elizabeth' widow of Mr. Franck Newberg, formerly of the
corner of St. Paul's Cburcb.yard, London.
In Morningioo-placer oo lbe 41st instaut, in bis 28th year,
Mr. Edward Wert.

On the 18th instant, in Cumbrriamkatreet, S. Juliana
Laura, youngest &righter of the late Joint Burke, Esq. sad
grand niece to Lord Csslituotine.
At Madras, on the 12th May, Lieutenant-Colonel Samuel
Dairy m pie, C.B. of the Madras Artillery.
On Monday, at the Intuit of Wm..ins. Ellis, Esq. Tower-
street, York, in her 86th year, Mrs. Waddington, relict of
the Rev. Dr. Waddington, Rector of Cavendish, Suffolk, and
last surviving issue of Dr. John Watson, Rector of Felsted,
Frs.:, who was lineally deseroded fromWainuo, Pro Lord
Rockingham.

' On Tuesday lost, at Biwtry, Yothahire, Mr. John Tenn.-.
in the sixtieth year of lies acr, and lathe fo tieth of his
ploymeni as gardener and gamekeeper to the Dowager Lady
Galway, of the above place.
On Monday lest, eridelenly, Henry Byer, Esq. of Satter.
leigli.hoiler. Devon. Mr. 13. was on his journey in She Royal
Union Post Coach trout Southmelton to Exeter, and, to ease
the horses, hail walked •p Drayford bill, with other pas-
sengers, with whom he conversed apparently in good health
and apUtts, and with his usual elieerfolor as ; hot shortly
after resuming his seat in the carriage, he expired without
s istrugcle.

On i'huraday, the 13th September, about five o'clock,
Henry Jru tn, Esq a Delegate to dm Convention, from the
county of Ulster, when apparently is perfect twalth, fell
duwa la the Capital, at Albany, in the State of New York,
North AnitiiVl, sod expired invtantly. He had the moment
before purchased a ticket for ailiairsiva to Peale'. marinated
picture of The Court of Death, thew exhibii nig in the Senate
Chamber; and while he was eroasiuk the threshold of the
door Wading to the picture, he um instantly summoned from
representatioe lu tic awful rustily !

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