Star.
London, England, 1822-02-25 00:00:00

*MARRIED.

The Rev. Charles B. Taylor, to Arline, dam,bter or A, l)
Le;hies Augeassv.
jizos,
widow of the
late Benjamin Neale, Esq.
nlistifin"geUriJnasmbeusr,Y-tioqu3arlarile* Anne,
At Yarmouth, the Rev. IL D Spooner, Rector of Amwick
cum Brauncewell, and of Worlaby, Liucolushire, to Alartlx..
second daughter of Thomas Bateman, Esq. Md). of the former
Tuesday, at Burnham, Norfolk, the Rev. Philip W.7rd.
to Horatio Nelsen Nelson, the adopted dzugluer of the hue
Admiral Lord Viscount Nelsons
Monday, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, the Rev. W. Letvic
Buckle, M.A. of Lincoln College, and Rector of Adwell, is
Offordshire, to Mary I.lreentart, second daughter of Winiam
Manley, Esq. of Bedford-tow, Serjeant at LAW, and Commis.
sinner of the Board of Exeise. '

Tuesday, at Prestbury, the Rev. C. T. C. I.uxmore,
Marchwiel, to Frances, eldest daughter of the late T. Brooke,
Esq. of Church, IU-nshull, in Cheshire.
Monday, at Dublin, Thomas Stratford Eyre, of Eyreville,
Galway, Esq. to Grace Lynar, daughter of the late WiWant
Lynar Fawcett, of Dublin.
Feb. 14, at Anthony, in Cornwall, Captain S. T. 'food, R.N.
to Katherine, eldest daughter of the late 1t.,. Dr. William Ha-
milton, Rector of Fanet, in the c‘....;tny of Donegal, and for-
merly a Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin.
Feb. 18, Robert Mosley, eldest son of Robert Fklden,
of Didabury, Lancashire, to Frances Mary, daughter of 31.11,.:-
General Ramsay, of the Royal Artillery.
Feb. t 3, in Dublin, henry Lloyd, Esq. of Castleiny, county
of Tipperary, to Harriet Amelia, youngest daughter of the Lae
Sir John Craven Carden, Bart.

Jan. 29. at Florence, ('harks Boulton, Eqq. youngest son of
Henry lloulton, of Givore's Grove, in the county fit Surrey,
Esq. to the lion. Caroline The Huston, only surviving daughter
of the l,tte Lord Rendlesham.

Thursday, at Mary-la-bonne, the Chevalier Pierre Tslir,
Marie, son of the late Baron de Varauge de lirevannes, to Anna
Susanna Louisa, daughter of the late J. C. Bert, Lietea-
nant-Governor of the Colony of Essequibo.
Thuuday, by special license, at the house of W. Gore Lam--
ton, Esq. in Grosvcnor-square, Wan. Langton, Esq. (son arid
heir of the lion. Member), to Miss Collins, only child of Henry
Powell Collins' Esq. of Hatch Court, Somerset, late emb.r
for Taunton. Immediately afterwards the happy couple set lA'
to spend the honey-moon at Birdrupp Park, Waits. Mr. La; g-
ton ii heir to estates worth at least 550.000 per annum, and it is
said the Lady will be equally opuk't.
October 18, at Madras, James Nlinchin, Esq. of the S,,pr, lee
Court at Madras, to Susan, eldest daughter of Peter Unerry,
Esq. Fast Judge of the Provincial Court at Chittoor, and Act-
ing Judge in the Sudder Adawlut, at tha: Presidency.
Lately, at Bryn Eglwys, Mr. John Edwards, of Plas ye Tat,
farmer, who had been a disconsolate widower sir arech, to :Miss
Mary Jones, of Pentre, after a courtship of sir dnyi !
Lately, at Asbury, Cheshire, Mr. T. Clayton, of Kerridge.
aged seventy four, led to the hymeneal altar a brisk dams.l of
seventeen 1

A few days ago, at Gretna Green, Mr. Clegg. trunk.makcr,
Manchester, to Nliss Dawson, daughter of the late Mr. Daw-
son, linen-merchant, of that town, with a fortune offal', Mon-
sand pounds! three thousand of which, with the accuniCated
interest, makirg it up to about £lO,OOO, are at her own disposal,
so is the interest of the remainder, till she is of the age of 21,
when she will enter upon the possession of the whole property—
she is now about 18. There was a little active maneuvring in
this elopement. Miss Dawson was in the habit of visiting, a fe-
male family acquaintance, whence she was regularly cut. veyesl
home in a hackney-coach. Mr. Cleg.7 sent the coach A. at tha
usual time, took her up at the Lady's dour, and drove
town. Her absence was therefore not discovered fur some .:r4,
and her destination not for a considerable time, as the ceio
had carried the hackney-coachman forward to Gretna Green—
consequently there was no person to inform the Lady's ftle:isls
of her route. The parties who at last pursued, were n.ore zha:t
twelve hours behind the lovers.