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London, England, 1805-01-04 00:00:00

MARRIED.

On the 27th ult. at Bolton, in Lincolnfhire, Mr. F. D. Barker,
of Cambridge, to Mifs Stainbank, only daughter of Mr. Robert
Stainbank, late attorney of Clifford's Inn, London.
On Monday laft, at Briftol, Dr. Kentafh, of that City, to I`.if4
Rankin, daughter of Robert Rankin, Efq. of Nsweattle ul)on
Tyre.

On the 17th ult. Edward Trafford Nicoll*, Efq. chiefl fon of
Edward Nicoll,. Efq. of Swithaniley Park, Staffordlhire, to Mils
Worfer, of Whitgrcaee, in that rout., y.
At Leith, on the 28th.ult. Julio Stenhonfe, Efq. younger, of
Southfad, to Miff Alicia Aitken, Walt daughter of Mr. Alexan-
der Aitken, Leith.

On Twiday, at Ipfwich, Major Ray, Aid-du•Camp to General
Warde, to Mifs Dalton, of Ipfwich.

DIED.

On the 26th init. at his Redtory Honfe, Hanworth, the Rev.
R. B. Gabriel, D. D. late a Fellow of Worcelter Collie, Oxford.
On the 27th tth. aged 48 years, William Walter Yea. Efq. of
Bilhop's Hall. in the county of Snmerkt, eldeß fon of Sir William
Yea, Bart. of Pyrland Houle, in the fame county.
Wednefilay !aft, at Hadley, Middlefex, deeply regretted by her
numerous friends, Mrs. Dury, wife of Alexander Dury, Efq. of
that place.

lately, Mrs. Jaekfon, of the Chalfe and Pair Public houfe, in
Bury. She was born, married, and buried, on Chrittmas Day.
Friday laft, in the 69th year of her awe, Mrs. E. Glover, mother
of Mr Robert Bloomfield, Author of " The Farmer's Bay,' &c.
She had lived so years in the fame cottage in which the gave birth
to the Poet, whole firft Poem was written thcr,: at her requelt.—
By its unprecedented fate he was enabled to contribute much to the
comfort of his mother's declining year.; and on hearing of her
laft illnefs, with that true piety which didinguifhes all his produc-
tions, he left London, and with unwearied patience watched the
rapid decay of his aged parent, till death doled the melancholy
(cent.

On Sunday laft, at his hnufe, in Park ftrcet.Grofvennr-fquare,
afar a very long and painful Ulnas, i❑ tbe eightieth year of his
age, General Tonyn. Colonel of thT 48: h Regiment of Foot, aad
late Governor of the Province of Lift Florida.

On the 30th alt. the Rev. Thomas Reelor of Fren•
than, Surrey, aged 49.

Soddenly, at Sc. ieterfburgli, pl .ping at billlcrds, Jarno-
wick, the celebrated performer on ike violin.

At V: oodride, nel;Harnil-nn nn the t 7th ult. John Dykes, Efq.
of Wonttilde, formerly an officer in the A.oyal Navy.
At Moriatrath, Mn. Dor,tcr Mr rri ;. aged 82, rclia. of Rich.
Morris, of Moutfade, Quern'. Countj,Jifq.
At Tralcc, Falkiner Chute, Efq. turmasly a Captain in tliz 22d
Light Dragoons.

At Mrt;ion Cele, Hugh Minehin, Fre,. of Frina, County Clare.
On Sunday laft, the Rev. Dr. Hallitat, of Clapton Terrace,
aged 76.
Wednefday !aft, at Newland-park, the feat of Sir Edward Smith,
Bart. aged Ba. Matthew Do (worth, Lrg. of Crake-hail :he was
in perfedt health till a few hour, before his death.
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On the 23d ult. Nlifs Elizabeth Grsrue Coze, daughter of Da.
niel Coze,Efq. John-ftreet, Befacley•lquare, is the tzth year of

On the tBth ult. Charles Irvine, Efq. late Captain in the 7cth
regiment of fuot.
At Wark, on the 16th ult. Matthew Colly, Ffq.
On his pall-age from the Weft Indies, Captain Mann, of the
Royal Artillery, eldell. fun of General Mann.
Saturday laft, at iflington, in his 73d y:ar, Mr. John Bigger-
italf,ien. who has been Vtftry Clerk of the fame Parifli near 40
years.

At Glafgow. Mifs Janet Scott, daughter of Mr. J2mes Scott,
fenior, merchant.
At Edinburgh, 22d inft. Mr. John writer to the lignet.
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