The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-18 00:00:00

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On Thursday, the 16th inst., Mrs. Henry Meux, of Theo-
balds-park, Ilerts, of a son..
On 13th inst., at East Sheen, Surrey, the lady of the Rev.
Edward James, of a daughter.
At Llanidan, Anglesey, the Lady Boston, of a daughter..
On the Isth inst., the lady.of Lieutenant-Colonel Thoroton.,
Grenadier Guards, of a daughter. •

MARRIED. •.. •
On Tuesday, the 14th inst., by special licence, at St. Gent* 5,
Hanover-square, Sir John V. B. Johnstone, Bart,
.of.klacV-
ness, in the county of York, to Louisa AiWusta-Veroon, second
daughter of his Grace the Archbishop:of York.
On the 14th inst.,' at the Friends' Meeting-house, B' hop*'
gate-street, James Poulter Manser, of to Eliza-,
beth Kemp, younger daughter of Abraham Evans, of the former
place.

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DIED.
On the 10th of March, at the Isle of France, George Cleaye-
land Scott, Esq., storekeeper of the Ordnance, eldest. son of the
late Colonel George Scott, of the Royal Artillery.
On Wednesday last, at Leigh Rectory, hear Reigate; Surrey/.
in the s,oth year of his age, Samuel Wilton, gsg., eldest son 0.
.the late Dr. Wilton, formerly minister Of the Weigh-house,
Eastcheap.
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On Thursday, the lath inst., at his house. in
,LansdoW:n-:
place, James Forsyth, Esq.
On the 3d inst., at Paris, aged 51, John Carpenter, of Fat
mouth, Esq., formerly of Lisbon, merchant., • •
On Thursday morning last, aged 12,. Charles Philip, eldest
son .of .I.W. Warren, Esq., of PowiS-plate. • -
On the 9th inst., at Sccheron, nearGenay,s,, Emma, daughter •
'of William Parry, Esq., of Alontague-square, in the 11t1t*i
of her age.
.On the 16th inst., at No. 7, Old,Auilington-street., John.
Shaw, Esq., of Sherwood-house, Mitcham-colimon; Surrey.,
On the 16th inst.; Mrs. Shrah Aleriton, of Charlei-fplae,
Islington, formerly of Foster-lane, London, in her "Oti-i
On the 15th inst., at the house of her brother, Arr. Trobert
Jones, of Long-lane, Berniondsey, 111ila•Joires; aged 3D.
In • Manchester-square, on the ,17th,- the. infant • son, of Dr.:
• Bright. .On the evening of the 16th, John- MOneriefP the infarri' sin
of J. Sinclair, Esq., of Covent-garden Thiatre. •On the 13th inst., Lady Mary. Seymour, wife to Frederic..
Seymour. Esq., and third daughter to the Earl of Aboyfie.•
Esq., of Knightsbridge. ,• • - '
Yesterday, the 16th, in the 56th yearAirhet age, Mrs. God=
Bintigi'inst., Sir William Ogilvie, Bait— .
ihnegi.4-twmEiafdleeinoofbfiiTrtigliileim'insmGtihlYeLlof Boyne, whos4-- claini• to theitanfr
Peerage is now in dependence before -the-House.of Lords.
On the sth inst. at Slalines, Coloma,. honorary. Director
of the Academy of Drawing, Painting, and ArchitectUre, aged
seventy-seven. Not only was he the- Irrixiector • of, the. Arts,
but he was the Father. of the Poor. and Distressed,
,exhibitivg'
in his conduct a model of. true Cliristian. philosophy; teat is• •
to say,' he nobly used the blessing of allandsotrie fortune. It .•
is4mnecessary to say that such a Illaßis deeply. lamented.:
On the Ist inst., at Paris, M. de Souza, formerly Portugufs°
AmbassadOr at the Prussian and FrenCh COUrts. Upwards of
20 years ago he married the Countess: of Flahatilt. He raised.
a monument to the glory of Camoens
.br-the..magnificentedi-
don he gave of the works of this great' Poet, publiShed in folio
in,l3l7:by.,Didert, witirsuperb -plates-froth designs, by terardi

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