The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-06 00:00:00

MARRIAGE.

On the Vat alt. at Chester, the Rev. John Fish, of that
city, to Frances Maria, fourth daughter of the late Elas4l
Massa; Esq. of Elaod, county Kilkenny.

DEATHS.
On Friday te'nnight, at %Wheatley, Oxon, John Plod', E.
Duetur of Civil Laws, and oneof the oldest klsoistratru sod
Deputy Lieut.-mots of the Comities of Osforil and {kik,
On !Words), hat, deeply lamented, iu hrr 79ils tear, the
Right Hompurabte Laoly Northwich, widow of the kit and
mother to the present Lord Norlhoikli.
On she 30th ult. at kir lodgings to the Hampstead road,
Cul. John Drouly, late of the tat regiment of Life Guard.,
and Governor of Cowes Castle.

--On Thu' sday last, at Norton Corot, in Rent. Lady Sondes,
only slaughter of Richard Mille% Esq. of North Utahans, is
Norfolk, and Narkington, to Kent.
Wednesday sennight, after a tong illness, at hi. house in
Beaumont-street, London, in the 36th year id hie 3Cre
l'isarks Gardiner, Esq. outy son of the late General soul
Hula. Mrs. Gardiuer, of Lichfield.
A kw days ago, at Crooke'leonine, in Bilked, Mr. John
filoatgoaserie, farmer, in the lebtlt year of his age. Rio
ancestors were distinguished fur their longevity; is par-
ticular be remembered his grandfather, whose age was 120
years.
0., Wednesday, the 30th all. at Chelsea, aged SO, Lient.
James 31'hay. ors the returned fist of the late Royal
and one of his Majesty's Military Knights 44 iNgodaor. He
served in the 36th regiment at Quebec, seder the immortal
ware, where he received a severe wouorl. lie was after-
wan ts many years as Officer, in the privity of the bia.lihoi-
aler, in the carps known by the name of the Smith Duni,.
On the war breaking set with the Colonies Ise returned
the British army as a Lienteriant, awl served with distin-
guished gallantry jut America during the whole of that war.
His defence of • fort, where he was severely wounded,
having appeared is the Gazelle, ke. it drew forth a very
handsome tompliasent frees Lord VISCUIIIII badmouth, sko
recollected the circanastarice whoa he waited Oh his Lordship
with a reconiaieudation from his friend sad patrols the Ma.-
Tors of Hastiqs, who serer lost sight of the wan thy vet,
rate' services. 'De served during the late war as Captain
in the Keay- Feacibles.
Al the village of Rutherell, Dumfries) nu Tateaday week,
aged 02 years, Mr. Stewart Lewis, • Moat 'angoras and
eceentr re character; and certainly the Slat of all di, moor
Inaba also have appeared its Scotland tilt** WM) yC*I'S •—•
He was a native of Eceletechau ; awl his fattier, who was
of Jaculsiairal priaciplts, named him Stewart, after the
fortunate Hruiree of that name; lie had a brother, who
was called Charles, Orr Prince Charles, comanoarly called
the Paetenaler. The life of poor Stewart was theepiened
in the extreme; and it is somewhat singular that he is in-
hered in the Paine grave which contains the rencons of his
father, grandfathar, and great-grandfather. Marin:: the
present yam- Lewis perambulated the counties of Catnilrec-
!sad, Westmorland, and Durham, Berwickshire, FifeAnic,
Lanarkshire, Ayrsisite, and Dasiilliesaltire. He wrote
" Fair Helen of ketintrel Lee," the "African blare."
and sereeal other [dices of merit. He has let% one son awl
three daughters. His funeral was respectable tattenJed
sad we undellaanal that • atone is to be Cr, etetl to his
by the admirers of this singular ly raider ttttt air Datil.

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