Star.
London, England, 1809-10-23 00:00:00

EtTLESIASTICAL PROMt)Tioss.

The King has hero pleased to graut to the Rev. Charles
Half, Doctor in Divinity, the place and dignity of dean of the Ca.
thedral Church of Christ. in the University of (Mimi, void by
the resignation of 1)r. Cyril Jackson, late Dean thereof.
The Key. Arthur Burton, late student of Christ Church; is h..'
pointed to the vicarage of Hampstead Notris, Berks.
Rev, Gerrard Andrews, D. 1). to the place and dignity of Dtu
of his Nlajesty's metropolitan church of Canterbury, void by th
death of 11r. Tbomas Powys late dean thereof.

Rev. Charles Phillips, vicar of Kidwclly, C.,:rmarrhemilirt. and
fAlow vt L•si:s College, Oxford, to he vitara;;,:s ,I s,.
Mary, St. Michael, and St. Nicholas, Pembroke.
Rev. George Osborne, to the vicarage of Twyfor.l.:utn-llue;
Barton, Leicestershire.
R.N. S. Hunt, to the rectory of Wakerley, Notih o tijm
Rl. V. B. Pullan, fellow of Clare-hall, Candi:Up, • •h_ :Ter.
ship of the grammar-school at Holt, Norfolk.
Rei. Robert Foster, precentor of 2ristoT cathedral, to di:it-tenni
of St. Michael's, in Sutton •Boimington, Nottinghamshire

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NEWCASTLE COAL. Oct 16.
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Murton
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'l'anfield Moor
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Friday morning, in Devonshire-street, the Lady of Lints-
nant-Colonel Henry Wheatky, of the First Foot Guard=, ct s
daughter.

:VIA i( R 1 i.D.
ThuisdaY, Charles Walker, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, to M. 0..
Curwen, eldest daughter of John Christian Curwen, Esq. hl. P.
for the City of Carlisle.

DI ED .
At Southampton, Charles Boycott, Esq. late Major in the 16th
Regiment of Light Dragoons.
On the Ist instant, at Dover, in the ‘22tl year of his age, and
ottiv three days after his arrival horn the hand of Wakheren,
from whence be came to England for tite recovery of his health,
Captain W. A. Hamilton, of the sth regiment of foot. He was
a very promising young man, and bid fair to shine in his profes-
sion, and his death is ►cost sincerely and deservedly regretted be
all his brother officers and soldiers, as well as by all others who
had the pleasure of his acquaintance. He Las left behind him a
dis:onso!ate father and mother, and five brothers and four sisters,
to bewail the e•erly loss of a most dutiful and itifectionate son and
bretht r. The father of the deceased, now Paymaster, formerly
a Captain, has been upwards of SS years in the above regi-
went, (having been appointed an Ensign in August, 1776), and
the deceased has also left two brothers, Captains, the elder of
whom, Nicholas, was so severely wounded when commanding
the picquets of the regiftlent, which so gallantly maintained their
posts on the right of the lines before Hushing on the evening of
the 7th of August; IRV), when tl•e enemy made a sortie from
the garrison, that, in order to save his life, his thigh was obliged
to be amputated ; and a third brother, an Ensign in the said
Corps.

TO MORROW.
Sun rises, I Sun lets, I Moon rigs,
'57 minutes after 6 3 minutes after 6 4: minutes after 5

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