Star.
London, England, 1823-11-10 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

At West Alvington Vicarage, the Lady of the Rev. E. Edgell, of
a son.
Thursday, at Exeter, the Lady of the Rev. E. Chace, of a
daughter.
Friday, the 7th inst. at his house in York-place, the wife of Joe*
llume, Esq. M.P. of a daughter.
November 3, Mrs. Elliott, wife of Mt. Elliott, of the Adelphl
Theatre, of a son.
At Glasgow, the Lady of Lieut. W. Macleod, of cite 34th Re-
giment, of a daughter.
Oct. 29, at Mereworth Castle, the Lady of the Hon. Miles SQ.-
pleton, of a daughter.

MAP.RIKD.
Rev. J. Preston, of hlixenden, to hliis Ann Appleyard, of Shaw
Booth, near Halifax.
At Heanor, Derbyshire, the Rev. W. Herbert, of Ithiwbeen,,
Cardiganshire, to Jane Anne, eldest daughter, of Mr. Whinfieid, of
Gateshead, Durham.
At Barnstaple' Whittaker, late coachman of the North
Devon Telegraph coach, and a celebrated member of the" vslaip,7
to Mrs. Hearson, mistress of the Star public-house in that town.
Nov. 6, at Bloomsbury, Henry N. Daniel, Esq. of the Royal Ar-
tillery, to Margaretta Lucy, only daughter of Sir Ludfurd Ham/.
of Bedford-place.

DIED.
Tuesday, aged 71, the Rev. John Selwyn, Rector of Ludgenhalt
and of Coulaton, Hants, Muter of Wigston's Hospital, Leicester,
and Succentor of Salisbury Cathedral.
Rev. T. Cox, Rector of Baginton and Hasely, and Vicar if.
Leek Wootton, Warwickshire.
November 4, at East Knoyie, Wiltshire, the Rev. John Helyar.
Aged 63, the Rev. William Morgan, Rector of Frctherne, Gloa
cestershire.
Nov. 6, in the 52d year of hle age, John Decree, Esq. late of the
28th Regiment, after a long illness. •
November 5, at Weymouth, after a long iUness, Colonel
ter, of Arlington Court, in the county of Devon.
At his seat, Talacre, Flinrshire, aged 74, Sir Pyers Mostyn, But..
Sunday, at Chatham, Edward Thoms*Day Helkes,
St. John's College. 10
Saturday, at Dumfriea Miss Margaret , youngest 41 011
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of the late General Sir Robert Laurie, Sart.' •
Saturday, at Nith Bank, Walter Ritchie; Me Lieutenant OW
14th Light Dragoons. ' ' suS
Nov. 6. at Hammersmith, after a very pratract.4 and Pam •
illness, the Lady of Mr. Alderman Crowder.
Nov. 5, in Bedford-street, aged 20, Mary, daughter of the
Hen. R. Hamilton, of Queenston, Upper Canada.
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Nov. 1, at Jersey, aged 43, John Demaresq, Esq. Ms Idaisetelli
Attorney-General, and Colonel of the lit Regiment of WWI*
that island. His death was occasioned by au attack of
whilst in the Assembly of the States, immediately' after hevtogaP •
livered an animated speech on a most important question
left a widow and eleven children to lament kis loss. ott,-;

Monday, at Blackheath, General Sir Anthony Faniostaah BIM
Commandant of the Ist Battalion Royal &Weil, sod Dir4tt
rector-General of the Field-Train Department, at the advanced_ all4i.
of 85 year. He received his first Commission from tis illajearol
George 11. in the yeir 1755, and had served faithfully is thrtirm
Reigns for the•long peried of 88 years, being at the theca hiedeldlta;.
the oldest Officer in the Betish Service, retaining the use of his fks
colties, and performing the functions of his office to the last.. He nos •
created a Baronet in June, 18'20 ; and received from the University
of Oxford the honorary degree of Doctor of Civil lama. Hely
succeeded in his title by his grandson, Charles litany Farrioglime•
Captain of the 51st Font!

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