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• - ,BIRTHS
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On the 4th inst., Mrs. S. H. de Zoete, of a son.

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On the sth inst:, in Cadogan-place; the lady of W.
Esq., of a daughter f A .
osol, se'
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On the sth inst., in Tilney-street, Mrs. C. Corkran, - FAA,
On the 6th inst., at Royston, Cambridgeshire,
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On the Sth inst., at Brockdish Rectory,. Norfolk, the l
Rev. George France, of aeon, ¢. Of
On the 7th inst., the lady of I'. F. O'Malley, Egg- a , dir
On the 7th inst., at Cavendish-square,' the lady
joribanks,jun., Esq., of a daughter.

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MARRIED. ig ItO'dalr
On the 27th ult., at Gothenburg, Count Charles Pontl----,, tO
of the late General Count RosCn, Governor of Gothenbow
file'rif
line, only daughter ofJames Dickson, Esq. stn ~,4,,,
On the , 6th Inst., at St, James's, Westminster, l' .", Ifiuw
Whitbread, of So uthill, Bedfordshire, to Harriet Mac''"
the late Major T. Macan, z£Carriff, Armagh, Ireland.

On the 4th inst., at Eatb;Eliza, the wife of J. CollinBif00, El 4.
On the 4th inst., at Paris; H. D. Webb, Esq.
.T. of I'
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On the sth inst., at Chard, Somerset J. Langdon, Es4° Alt—
Newington' 3fil' Ai
Laming,oOnn tt
Delvalle, aged 91.
„grove,
On the Gth inst., T. F. Hall, Esq., late of Thiel aria'
Chelsea, aged 74.
ter of Itir` v
On the Gth inst., Susanne Elizabeth, eldest datigh—
NStooakkees
man, of Wigmore-steeet, Cavendish-square seco daub 1
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