Star.
London, England, 1801-05-09 00:00:00

MARRIED.

Thurfday tha3oth ulL7t;i:(leoiic's Southwark, Thomas
Dickafon, Efq. of Crotched Friars, to Mrs. Ells. Spyring, of
Exeter.
Lately, at St. Mary's, Lambeth, Mr.?. T. Rowfcr. of Ux-
bridge, to Mifa Mary Theakfton, daughter of GeorgeTheak-
don, Efq. of Chrift Church, Surrey.
Mr. Edward Riley, of Dame-fireet, Dublin, to Mifs Whits,
daughter of Michael Hibiu, of Ballanafle, e aunty of Kilkenny.
Efq.
Charles Mall, Efq of Clonmel, to Mifs Ann Roberts, daugh-
ter to J. Roberts, Efq. of Old Connaught.
On Thurfday the t ath ult. in London, Mr. Edward Narrow
merchant, of Liverpool, to Mill Lucy Heiketh, filter to Sir
Thomas Dalrymple Helketh, Bart. of Rufford Hall.
On Monday the 16th ult. at Wigan, by the Rev. J. Gibfon,
Mr. Strickland of that town, attorney at law, to Mira Holmes,
daughter of Richard Holmes, Efe. of the fame place.
At Frodthain, by the Rev. C. gewk in, vicar, the Rev. Jacob
Fletcher, curate of Frodlham, to Mrs. Turner, of Overton.
At I Averpool, Mr. Harris of Manchefter, to Mifs Hann, of
Liverpool.
At Liverpool, Mr. Thomas Walker, to Mrs. Gregory, of
Salford.
Mr. Thomas Condell, of Camew, to Mifs Jones, of Mac-
ketftown, daughter of John Jones, Efq. of fad place.
By fpccial limier, at her haute in Harcourt-Erect, Dubtin,
the Rev. Samuel Synge, archdeacon of lallaloe, to Mils Hatch.
On the loth intl. at Mary-la-benne Church, Robert Becker,
Efq. of Charles-lin:et, Manchefter-fquare, to Mifs Purling, of
Glonceller-place.
W. D. Dowfon, of Lemon-ftreet, to Mifs Sophia Henderfon,
daughter of Mr. John Hendcrfon, of Belgrave-place, PlmHco.
Tuefday, Mr. Frederick Carling, of King-Rivet, Bloomf-
bory, to Mifs Spasm of King-itteet, Bioomlbury.
At Hanington-Hall, Gray Skipwith, Efq. of Newbold-Hall,
Warwickfhire, to Mifs Harriet Townfend, third daughter of
Gore Townfend, Efq. of Honington-Hall, In the fame county.

DIED.

Mrs. Chivers, Lady of Noah Chivers, Efq. of Clapham Corn-
Man.
Saturday, at Hampftead, John Bond, Efq. of Hendon.
On Thurfday fennight, Mrs. Ruft, wife of Mr. William
Rult, of Hull.
On Tuefday the sth inßant, at his apartments in Burlington-
itreet, Lieutensaw-Colonel Ender, of the 72d Regiment.
On Saturday bolt. Mrs. Godby, wife of Charles Godby, Efq.
of the General PA-Office.
On Saturday the 2d init. Mrs. Huff'ey, wife of William
Wheatley Holley, Efq. of Old Broad-ttrect.
On Wethwfday latt, of a confumption, Mrs. Bowring, wife
of Mr. Robert Bowrinz, of the Vidtualling Office, Deptford.
Saoltrilav lalt, of an apoplexy, at his houfe in Wellclofe-
fqnare, Scheve Arney, Efq. in the 44th year of his age.
Lift week, at Hartley Weftpall, Hants, after an illnefs of
only 36 hours, Mifs Either, eldett daughter of the Rev. Dr.
Either, Windrow.
Lift week. in London-Rreet, Reading, In her 28th year,
Mrs. Bedwell, wife of Mr. R. Bedwell, late furgeon of Wan-
tage, Reading, and eldeft daughter of the hate Alderman Swain,
of London.

On the teth ult. at the feat of Thorium; Ecetefton, Efq. of Sea-
rifbrick, Wm. Dkconfon, Efq. of Wrightington Halt, aged 76.
On board the Edgar man of war, the leading fhip in the at-
tack in the late glorious engagement of Copenhagen, Lieute-
nant Benjamin Spencer, of the Marines, youngeft fun of the
Rev. Dr. Spencer, of Alton, near Birmingham, who, in his
orb year, fell gallantly fighting daring the heat of the salon.
On Thurfday fe'anight. Mr. John Boufell, aged 75 years,
late an eminent leather-eutter in Norwich, who for upwards of
twenty years lived an abftemious life, refraining from animal
food and fermented liquors. He rendered hirafeif very con-
fpicuons in the religims world, as he profeffed opinions in a
great meafurc peculiar to Mittel'', which bordered upon fana-
ticifm.

We arc extremely lorry for having been made the intim-
ments of giving pain to the numerous friends, and the more
numerous admirers of Mr. Hactitv 111`K rim tc, Author of The
Max if Firlirst, tee. tie. by announcing his death in our Paper
of ye ay. The account, we are happy to fay, is untrue. We
copied it from a Morning Paper, to which it had been fent In
a letter from Edinburgh ; and not aware that any importune
could be intended, gave it infection. We were not en our guard
agalnit fuch a fpecles of wicked fraud. Indeed we wir words
to exprefs our contempt and abhorrence of that bare, yet refined,
Malignity which leeks to gratify its grovelling hatred againit an
individual, not by perfonal attack, but by torturing the feelings
of chore who refpedt and love lalm.

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