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London, England, 1822-09-02 00:00:00

MARRIED.

Monday, at Wisbech, the Rev. Henry Wiles, M.A. Fellow
of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Vicar of Hitchin,
to Sarah, the eldest daughter of air. Thomas Grouuds, of the
fotmer place. •
The Rev. Thomas Westrnpp, of Bal!yholan, county of Li-
merick, to Jane, relict of M. Etut-rson, Eq.
August 5, at the Manse of Kehon, the Rev. A. G. Carstairs,
of Attstruther Wester, to Helen, third daughter of the late Mr.
John M'Lellan, merchant, Kirkcudbright.
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Friday, at St. George's in the Nast, Lieutenant John Gil.
more, R.N. to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late 11Jhert
Martin, Esq.
Charles Clarke, Esq. Surgeon, half-pay 21st Fusileers, to
Alicia, only daughter of the late W. Macmurry, Eeq. 11i:1h:rum.
In St. Alary's Church, Dublin, J. S. Sullivan, Esq. Sur,;.!:e ,
Hon. East India Company's Service, to Catherine, third daqh-
ter of John Stitt, Esq. of Stafford-street.
In Clonmel, Garrett Fitzgerald, 31. D. to Isabella, fouri
daughter of S. Norton, F.sq. of Little island.
In Skibiereen, Lieut. H. J. Brownrigg, Rifle Brigade,
Elizabeth, daughter of the Rev. T. Cooke.

1)1 ED.
Rev. William Bowen, of Swansea. youngest son of the Lt..
Lewis Bowen, Esq. of GwerilwynWith, Glamorganshire.
The Rev. James Wykes, 51. A. aged 58, and upwards of
years Rector of flaselbeech, Notts.
At the Manse of North Berwick, on the 17th inst. the Rev.
George Murray, Minister of that Parish.
At Sidmouth, aged 53, the Rev. 3. Le Marchant, M.A.
At Laverstock, near Salisbury, aged 91, the Rev. J. !Liner,
of Bearninster, Dorset.
At Bury, aged 64, the Rev. H. Harrison, many years Recto,'
of Shimpling, Norfolk.
Sunday se'ttnight, at Wisbech, aged 17, William, second soa
of the Rev. Jeremiah Jackson.
August 25, at Slough, near Windsor, Sir William Ilerscheri
the eminent astronomer.
Saturday se'nnight. at Eastbourne, :Miss Frederica
Maitland, third daughter of Lieutenant-General F. )la:tlaud,
in the 18th year of her age.
Tuesday, at Harwich, aged 22, Walter, second son of C ap!.
S. G. Hart, Commander of his Majesty's Post-Office packet tite
llerry Freding.
Lately, at Falmouth, the Abbe de la Grezilie, aged 75, f,r
many years a respectable Frieseli-teaeber, and resident of It-
auroral And neighbourhood. . „
At Valparaiso, in the beginning of May, Captain 'Thomas
Giahass, of his Majesty's ship Dabs:
August .2.5, Anne, widow of the Rev. Wm. Cooper, of Chelms-
fqrd, aged Tn, after a long and painful illness.
'Tuesday, after a short tUnesa, m Dalharn, near Nearmarli.z.
John Nurr,:ty, Esq. formerly Captain and Adjutant in the ('
bridge Volunteers and afterwards Captain and Adjutant in tit:Newmarket Division of .the Ist Cambridgeshire local
Aug.l;t. 1/, at the Baths of Lucca, ag..Al 16, ltlieu Grace, oulY
daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel I:rosi, of the Stith Regiment.
Sunday se'nnight, at Deeping St..fames, at au advanced agr,
Mr. W. Barsbey. lie was severely afflicted for the last I't' is
of his life • ;and such was the virulence of his disease, that within
'the last few years one .4
his feet absolutely separated from thc
Jell. The wretshetiume-bore his sufferings wititgreatfortitude..

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