The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-30 00:00:00

MARRIED.

On the 21st inst. at St. Martin's-in,the Fields, Daniel Fe-
rard; Esq. of Austinfriars, to Elizabeth, oily daughter of Isaac
Clement,son, Esq.-, of the 11+,1phi-terrace.
On Tuesday, at Bathwiclr. Chutth,-Bath, the Rev. William.
T. P. Brymer, Rector of Charlton Mackerell, Somerset, and
eldest son ,of Alex. Bryrner, Esq. of Great Pulteney-street, to
Jane Anne, only daughter of Thomas Wilkinson, Esq.• of the
Queen's-parade, Bath: - •
listzly Charles Parnell, Esq;of.F4. Mary Stamford, Lincoln-
shire, to Miss Sophia rallowdown, Chelmsford.
At Hereferd, Mr, Thos. NVinter-(becter known in the gym-
nastic circles under the name of Spring), to Elizabeth, daughter
of Mr. James Griffiths; of Herefbrd.

- • DIED.
Yesterday, Mr. Matthew Holland, of Sackville-t,•treet, And of
Craven-street, Strand. . •'
On Tuesday, the 2dth instant, on the North Parade, Bath,
Hannah, the wife of the.Rev.`Chas. Sandiford, Archdeacon of
Wells. . _ _

On Friday se'nnight lIIr. Ifini. Powell, aged 46,• who had
been Apothecary to the Public Piapensary of Norwich from its
first establishment.

On Saturday last, at his. house, Grett Russellfstreet, Covent-
garden, Thomas Grignow, Esq. aged 73.
A short time ago, atlincoln, Mrs. I(irton, aged 82,-sister of
the late Mr. Spittlehouse, of .Au,bourn, who died on the 17th
inst., at the age of 80, leaving an-only brother upwards of 70.
The' family have been, remarkable -for longevity ; and. old
tenants of C. Nevile,Eici. of Wellingore.
AWFUL INSTANCE OF SUDDEN DEATIL—Mr. Gibson of
Upper Knowle, Bristol, haci just gone into his garden, on Sun-
day morning, for the purpose of gathering somepease, when his
little boy who was with him ran into • the house to his mother,
and said that his father had fallen down. Mrs. G. immediately
"went out and found her husband a corpse ! .116 was in perfect
health before the av'ful catastrophe, and had eaten a hearty
breakfast ; he was not more than 35 years old, and universally
respected. • .

DESTRUCTIVE FlRE.—Yetterdny afternoon, between the
hours of 2 and 3 O'clock, a fire bralif, out in Heale Paper
in the parish of Bradnich, Devon, the property of Mr. John
D2wdney. The flames raged with great fury, • and
,were not
got under until the whole, of the extensive manufactiory, • to-
gether with a large stock of paper, • &c. several out-buildings,
and ul'Avards of two. hunircd, bushels of wheat had fallm a prey
to the devouring element. The dwellmg-house is also nearly
destroyed. The property is insured, but, we understand, in a
Qum far short of the lobs su3tainctl.. By this accident about
sixty-perscts are thrown out of employment. We havenot yet
beard by what cause the ftra onlyin:.t4,l,--tExte.ter Flying Post,
Juuc 27.)

PARLIAMENT,.

HOUSE OF LORDS. JuNt 23.

The Mohair Duties., Bill, the• Warehousing
Bill, and the Husbandry- Horse. Tax Bill, were
brought up from the-Commons, and the Bills of
Exchange Bill w,as returned, their Lordships'
Amendinents having been agreed to.

On the motion: of the Earl of 7.AunEqn4r.t,
certain papers relative to the Extra Yost were
ordered to he laid before the House. '

The Wool importation Bill,, the Irish Goal
fees Bill, the Land Tax Commissioners Names
Bill, the Ship Owners Protection Bill„the Cinque
Ports Frauds Prevention Bill, and the Wool
Registry Bill, were read each ON third time and
passed.
The following Mils passed through the Com-
mittees :—The Coasting Trade Bill, the Rum
Importation Bill, the Irish Revenue Inquiry
Bill, the Sheerness. Lands Bill, and the Priso-
ners' Rescue Bill.
After a short conversation, in which the Earls
of Blesinton, Limeric, and DoliongliniOre, and,
the Lord Chancellor participated, the London
Wharf Bill was read the third time and passed.
Adjourned till Monday.