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London, England, 1830-03-22 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

In Cork, the lady of Capt. Ottho Travers, of a son.
At Edinburgh, the lady of Alexander Duncan, Esq. of Canan.
da4us, State of New York. of a son.
At Calcutta, the lady of Captain Allan Stewart, 31 BUS, of a
daughter.

DIANN LED.
At Edinburgh, W. P. Bally, I..sq. Captain 32d Highlanders, to
Amelia Elisabeth, only daughter of T. Dallas, Esq. Royal Terrace.
Saturday s'ennight, Frederick Towaey, Esq. of Henley, in this
county, to Elisabeth Mary, eldest daughter of the late Rev. B.
Gibbon, of Penally, Pembrokeshire..
Rev. 8. Wynn, Vicar of Burgh, Lincolnshire, to Sophia Sarah,
second daughter of the late S. 11. Beaumont, I. sq. of Summerhill.
place, Devon.
Rev. W. Young, rector of AUer, Somersetshire, and late Fel.
low and Tutor of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, to Sarah Susan. ,
nab, youngest daughter of the late Wm. Blomire, Esq. of the
Oaks, near Carlisle.
At Bath, the Rev. John White, to Miss llillman, daughter et
Edward Hinman, Esq. Grove, Lyme Regis, Dorset.

lED.

Rev. Joseph Corp. late of Bridgewater.
At Pontypool, aged 62, the Res. J. Evans.
At Chirsurah, lige!, the Rev. A. F. Belcher, son of Andrew
Belcher, Esq. of Rorehampton.
I "At Aberdeen, on the 27th ult. Patrick Blaikie, M. D. surgeon
in the Royal Nary, and Physician to the Lunatic Asylum at
Aberdeen.

At:Castle Roberts, in the county of Limerick, John. only son
of Aliases' Camilla), Esq.
At Cawnpore, Bengal, in his 30th year, Mr. William Watt, of
Calcutta, second son of Air. John Watt, farmer, of Leckie, :Ai!.
lingshire.
On the e from Madras, Lieut.-CoL Andrew MaNueen,
of 36th regtTell:f, native infantry, son of the late Her. Daniel
Macqueen, Pratonkirk.
At the North Muir of Forfar, Peter Smith, in the Ind year of
his age! He was one of those who were pressed. in 1745 to assist
in conveying Prince Charles Edward's baggage to the north ; and
was a walking chronicle of the occurrences of those times. For a
number of years past, he subsisted on casual charity, and enjoyed
all his faculties until within a ray short period of his death.
In Ms brother's house, in Upper tiower-street, in the 60th year
of his aagege,, S. S. Canceller, Esq. late of .he East India House.
Monday, at his lodgings in Tewkesbury. 31r. Fitaharris, a come-
dian of considerable talent, who had lately joints! Miss Cooke'
theatrical corps. He went to bed In apparent good health, after en-
joying himself with a friend, and was found dead In his bed the
next morning.
At Llansaintfraid, near Cotwen, Merionethshire, Mr. William
Hughes, Commoner of Jesus College, Oxford, in the Mil year of
his age.
Saturday, aged 61, the Rev. Rd. SLiney, Al. A. of Pembroke
College, 0r •M and Minister of Penkridge, Staffordshire, rector
of Kemberton, with the vicarage of Sutton Maddock annexed. in
the county of Salop. He took his degree of A. June ^..8, 17'•
Monday, at the rectory-house, Bread-street.hill. aged 74,
Key. John Butler Sanders, SI. A. formerly a Fellow of Worcester
College, upwards of 40 years a laborious and uubeneticed Curate in
the diocese of London.

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