Star.
London, England, 1822-04-05 00:00:00

MARRIED.

March 30, Frederick Franks, Esq. to Emily, daughter of Sir
John Saunders Sebright, Bart.
March 28, Daniel Peacock Wildbore, surgeon, of Old-strew,
to Frances Sophia, daughter of Henry Chase Lawrence, Esq. of
liurraU Lodge, Biddenham, Kent.

DIED.

Feb. 25, Major-General Richardson, Governor of North
Yarmouth.
Jan. 7, at Jamaica, Major Poe, of the 50th Font.
Feb. 15, at Greenwich, Capt.:Al:Aire, retired from the 4th
Royal Vet. Bztt.
Jan. 11, at Watford, Capt. Lenn, half-pay 110th Foot.
The 28th of August last, at Madras, Lieut. Wardrop, Ist Foot.
Jan. 9, at Jamaica, Lieut. Seward, 50th Foot.
In March, Lieut. wen Cameron, 79th Foos.
Jan. 16, at Ilolmes Chapel, Cheshire, Lieut. Wright, retired
4th Royal ArPt. Batt..
Lately, at P-ighton, Lieut. Wilmot, half-pay 3d Drazoon
Guards, late of the 4th Dragoons.
Feb. 7, at Ennis, county of Clare, Lieut. Jones, half-p3y
62d Foot.

July 12, Lieut. 3PDougall, half-pay 71st Foot.
Feb. 2, in Leland, Lieut. Conte, half-pay 84th root.
Jan. 6, at Jamaica, Ensign Geo. Ross, 50th Foot.
Jan. 15, at Wingfield, Becks, Ensign Hubbard, on the E::1:-
pay of the 24th Foot.
Nov. 2., Ensign Tydd. half-pay 59th Font.
Dec. 28, at Bushey, Paymaster Abrams, retired 12th Yee-
ran Battalion.

Ensign and Adjutant Adams, of the 60th root.
Feb. 12, at Eccles, Quartermaster Brent, half-pay lit Drag.
August 13, Quartermaster Tipmn, 3d Lancashire 31ilitia.
Feb. 25, Assistant-Surgeon Crofton, half-pay 6..11 Foot.
Feb. 11, IE2I, at Genoa, Deputy Commissary-General hap
son, on half-pay.
Jan. 2, at Quebec, Deputy Assistant-Commissary-General
Downes.
March 30, at Exeter, Arthur Kelly, Esq. Barrister, and a
partner in-the late Bank of Minchin and Co. at t'ortsmouth.
March 31, in Russell-square, Samuel Yates Benyon, Esq. One
of his Majesty's Counsel.
March 30, at Richmond, aged 16, Henry Walker, the last re-
maining child of 3lr. W. Walker, Lecturer on the Eidouranion.
March 29, at Withersden, Wye, Georgians Lushington, aged
nine months, the infant daughter of Captain Sherren.
March 30. at Bowling, Mrs. Mary Finch, youngest daughter
of the late Hon. Edward Hatton.

Suddenly, aftet eating a hearty breakfast, aged 72, Mr. John
Bowsherl of West Yatton, Wilts.
March 25 at Chelsea, aged 22, John Edward, fifth son cf the
late Rev. Thomas Scott, of Watton Green, Norfolk.
March 29, after a painful illness, Lady Elton, wife of Ss A.
Elton, Bart. of Clevedon Court, Somerset.
March L'9, at Sandwich, in her 40th year, Elizabeth, datigh:er
of the late Rev. Nehemia Nisbett, Rector of Tunstall, Kent.

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March 29, after a severe and lingering illness, the Lady of
Sir George Smith Gibber, M.D. of Bath.
March 12, at Naples, Emily, youngest daughter of Sir Henry
Lushington, Bart. his British Majesty's Consul-General there.
March 7, aged 68, Margaret, wife of Captain William Keith,
of Chelsea.

Sunday, of apoplexy, Mr. William Button, of Paternoster-
row, yourgest son of the late Rev. William Button, who gird
by a similar visitation of *Goo in August last.
The 2d instant, suddenly, while returning on horselxick to his
house at klomerton, Mr. John Barton, of Tower-street.
Tuesday, at New Cross, John Baty Varsharn, Esq. aged 77.
Sunday, at Newington-place, Kennington, aged 74, Mr. John
Iladdock, of the Lite banking-house of Whitehead, Howard,
and Haddock, Cateaton-street.

Jun. 12, at 'Kingston, Jamaica, Mr. John XPLaren, surgeon,
from Edinburgh.
March 24, at Edinburgh, aged 92, Mr. Hugh Robertson,
maker of bagpipes.
The 2d inst. at Dorking, aged 84, Catharine, relict of the
Hey. Owen Manning, of Godalming, in Surrey.
March 11, at Nice, in Italy, Ctl, William Vincent, former:y
of the 19th Regiment of Foot.
Friday week, at Scarborough, aged 72, Mr. J. Huntries, w.ll
known as having been clerk at the Rev. S. flo:toniley's Chapel
upwards of thirty years. lie performed that office the preceding
evening, apparently in good health.
Lately, at Old Sudbury, Thomas Tanner, aged 84. He led
a most penurious life, living principally on potatoes, and aleepi.4
always in a pallet. A few days previous to his death, he w.r.t
to see his brother at Torntarton, and at parting he drank about
a pint and a half of beer, which had such an effect on him, that
in going home he lost his way and fell into a ditch, where be
was found next morning. He has left 1,2001. between his wife
and daughter, and a weekly allowance to his brother.
Tuesday ite'nnight, about eight o'clock, Mr. W. Don thwzite.
farmer, of I'ocklington, was found by two of his sons tir0....,1
in the Pocklington. CanaL lie had been at Selby, which pL:.:e
he left about seven o'clock, and is supposed to have been g:v-g
his horse a little water, and to have fallen off in a fit, as be we.s
pe.ifectly sober, and the water but shallow.
Simon, a black man, well known in the streets by pLy-
ing the clarionet, was, on Sunday morning, found drowned is a
ditch in the Willow walk, Chelsea. This was the third time he
had fallen into the snow ditch. Au Inquest has been since hel
on the body, and from bruises thereon, and his fiddle end e!a-
riunet thing missed, it is feared he tame by Lis death from !ma-
. knee Verdict—Found suffocated in a ditch.

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