Star.
London, England, 1805-09-14 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

Saturday, at Edinburgh, Mrs. johnflone, of Coveot•Carden
Theatre, of a daughter.
Lately, the Lady of Sir R.. G. Booth, Bart. of a fon.
On the tth instant, at Motet) Houle, thu Lady of Cuthbert
Johnfon. Efq. of a daughter.
Lately, in Ligcoin's•tnn-fields, OK Lady of Henry Hutton, Efq.
of a fon.
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On Tn.tfday hit, at Itichmond, the I.ady of Thomas Cadell,
Efq. of a daughter.
On Monday, at Ma hook in Beawdlquare, the Lady of lames
l.anghsny Efq. M. P. of a fon.
On Saturday laft. 7tll Wt.. the Lady of R. HAL Efq. at his bode,
Portland•placr, of a fon,
On Wedoclday, the 28th ult the Lady of John Ward, Efq.
Colleaoe of his Majcity'4 CUROM S. of a fon.
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lARILD.

On the Bth ult. Robert Cumming, of Tondsain, Strathfpey, aged
00, to Janet Shaw, about so. As early as the Year 1745, the
bridegroom carried arms under the royal Randard; he has ever
Slue been, and is Rill empk,yed, in the molt laborious ocenpa-
dun ; and fo vigorous is his conftitution, that on the day of his
marriage, being difappobsted at ant finding the clergyman at home
for want of previous notice, be followed him with his bride to the
place where he WAS, and altogether walked between 30 and 40
miles, without any apparent fatigue.
On the 6th MR. at Fountainbridge, near Edinburgh, James Mil-
lar, M. D. to Mifs Gardner, daughter of Alex. Gardner, Efq. of
the Exchequee.
On Monday the a6th 'aloft, at the pada church of Chillehtuit.,
in Kent, the Rev. Weeden Butler, .A. of Sidney Sake College,
Cambridge, to Mils Annabella Dundafs Ofwald, niece of Wifftam
Kynnier, RN. of Place Green, Shicup, Kent.
Lately, at Chetwynd, is Salop, by the Rev. Mr. Salmon, John
Stone, hfq. nf Chambers court, Worcefterfhire, to Mils Thorley,
of Chetwyod, cideß daughter of the late Captain Thorley.

DIED.
On Tnefdaylail, at Cheltenham, the infant fon of Tbo. Anfon,
Efq M. P.
Sunday, aged t 6 years. Mifs Mary Hurft, daughter of Robert
Hun t, Efq. M.P. of Horiliam Park.
On the zit loft. at Invernell, Scotland, I.aciy Cantpbell, raid of
the decealed Sir James Campbell. of InverneiL
TiCurtis, Efq. of Redflone Houk, Reigate, Surry.
Lkteiy, at Barnftaple, Devon, the Hon. Henry Tumour, Lieot
of the Royal Navy, and sth fon of the late Earl of Winterton, of
Shillinglu Park.
•Wedoofday fe'nnight, fuddenly, at the houfe of Sir Dighy
Maekworth, Bart 0 Kford, Mrs. Jane Malowaring ret-fe, aged 67.
This faithful and ealuatle oid (errata bad lived in the Mackworth
family upward, of forty l ears.
Tuefday fe'in.ight, Mr. Ifaac Chapman, main mariner, Whit-
by ; about nine o'clock in the evenirg he retired to bed in appa-
rent good health, ha about halt as hear afterwards he complained
of indifpofition,aial died before medical alldtance could be pro-
cured.
Lift week, at his houfe e Llartrothal. Herefordilaire, at the ad-
vanced age of nearly too years, audio the full poffelSon of his fa-
euliies, the Rev. Martin harry, vicar of that pea, wide% living
he held for 65 years : an inftance almoit without a parallel.
Lately at Poole, at an advanced age, Thomas Street, Efq. mer-
chant. and Alderman of that Corporation.
t.tredoefilay fen:light. Mr. Philip Robinfon, of Corby, near
oneof the ahlrft. atarberaaticiaos in that part of the country.
Sunday fennicht, at the Reel.ury Houfe at Raduage. Bucks,the
Rev. Charks William Tonyn, aged 75, brother to the late Gene-
ral Tonyo , he had been Retire of itadnage 37 years.
Sunday evening, at Ncw York, the 28th July, Jeremiah Coles,
a naive of rnglatol, and buatfwain of the Chip Oliver Elfworth,
fell into the North River, at Mr. Schernierhonis d. ek, and was
drowned. He has left behivd him a wife and a daughter, about
7 years old, and a good charadler.
Wedoeldiy, at Southgate, aged 18. after a revere diners, Mifs
Maria 1-1. Smith, daughter of Mr. Gearge Smith, of
Terraet.