Star.
London, England, 1822-09-16 00:00:00

MARRIED.

Wednesday se'nnight, at South Shields, the Rev. Thomas
Harrison, of Firby, Yorkshire, to Anna, youngest tlttrabter
the late Elias Inchbald, Esq. of Mahon.
August 31, the Rev. J. Farrington, to. Mary Anne, only
daughter of J. Hardy, Esq. of Pontefract.
August 31, at Normanby, the Rev. Thomas Browne, of Carl-
ton, to Miss Mary JaCkson, of Rookbargh, near Norinaw.y.
At Great Witchingham, Norfolk, the Bev. B.mjarrin Wood,
M.A. to Emma Margaretta, youngest diughter of A. Osorio,
Esq. of Lamb's Conduit-street, London.
The Rev. W. Drake, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the
late Thomas Beet, Esq. of Great Houghton, Northamptonshire.
The Rev. John Forbes Close, to Mary Sophia, d..4hter of
Charles Brownlow, E. of Lurgan, Armagh. ,
The Rev. William Parker, of Hampton Lovett, to Jane, only
daughter of Joseph Paget, Esq. of Loughborough.
Sept. 10, at Pythons, Colonel F. W. Mulcaster, Royal Engi-
neers, to Esther, only surviving child of the late W. Ilarris.
In Dublin, John Foster, Esq. sth Dragoon Guards, to Mary,
third daughter of the late James Brush, Esq. of Dublin.
Lieutenant Robert Ross Auchnuity, U.N. to Alicia Jane,
eldest daughter of Arthur Auchmuty, M.D. of Edmore House,
county of Roscommon..

Lately, Mr. Simon Adey, youngest son of the late Simon MEI,
FAq. of Chorley, to Marianne, eldest daughter of the Rev. H.
I3infield, Chaplain to the Marquis of Anglesey.

DIED.

Sungayse'nnight, at the King's Arms Inn, Oxford, in hi+ 57th
year, the Itev. Alfred James Trash, Perpetual Curate uf Kersey
and Lindsay Suffolk.

Lately, in London, the Rev. Robert. Baynes.
Saturday se'nnight, at Dedham, Mary Witheat, the infant
daughter of the late Rev. J. J. Stevens:

'lie Rev. William O'Neill, Parisi; Priest of Kilquatle, in the
county of Wicklow.

Mary, only daughter of the late Rev. Richard Strong, Rector
of Rathdrum, county of Wicklow.
At Bodntin, John Waldron, 31. D. Surgeon of the Royal
Cornwall Militia.

Wednesday, at Lyme-Regis, where he went for the recovery
of his health, John Mackinzie, It. N.
Wednesday, Caroline Jane, the infant daughter of the Rev.
S. E. Batton, of Harrow.

Wednesday, at Egham, after a lingering illness, Mr. Charley
Miles, one of the proprietors of Garraway's Coffee.houe.
In Galway, after a short illness, Captain Thomas Staunton,
of the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion.
William Ryan, Esq. many years Bamekmaster of Cattlebar.
At the Barracks, Cork, Mary, the wife of Surgeon Lunen,
lit Royal Veteran Battalion.
Monday, after a long and painful illness, Mr. Haywood,
Postmaiter, of Litckheld, aged 68.

Sept. 7, in consequence of a fall from his gig, William, son of
Booth Hodgetts, Esq. of Powick, Worcestershire.
Monday, in Ipswich, aged 55 years, Mr. George Teago, well
known as late Guard of the Telegraph Coach, and who had tra-
velled by the above coach the distance between Ipswich and
London every night for the space of fifteen years, making at
least 583,250 miles.

Friday se'moight, suddenly, of apoplexy, whilst on a visit to
Miss Powell, at Ivy-Bridge, Mrs. Mends, aged 63, widow of
the late Rev. Herbert Mends, Pastor of Bauer-street Chapel,
Plymouth.
Thursday, after an illness of three weeks, aged 79, Samuel
Gauntlets, D.D. Warden of New College, Oxford, Prebend of
St. Paul's, Vicar of Portsea, Hants, and Rector of Colerne,
Wilts. The Vicarage of Portsea is in the gift of Winchester
College and the Rectory of Carrots is annexed to the Warden.
ship. The election of Warden must be completed within one
month from the sacancy. Ile is chosen by the Fellows, from
those who are or have been Fellows. Dr. Gauntlets was elected
Warden in 1794. Although so extremely ill, the analog of the
Warden to be within the *ails of his College, induced him to
leave Matra, on Thursday, the sth inst. and after a jAurney of
three days, he arrived in Oxford on Saturday senr!ghs.
Sunday se'nnight, the third daughter of Mr. Drown, of the
neighbourhood of rne, a young lady about i 4 year. old, jtrot
after returning with her two sisters from I%ioreing Service, at
the Evangelical Chapel, suddenly, and without any previous in-
dication of illness, dropped down on the Rotor and expired.
Suddenly, aged 64, Mr. William Hudson, nearly 30 years a
respectable blacksmith at itougham. He was seized at Kiptoe-
AA% Fair with a violent spasmodic attack (to which he had beets
frequently subject), and instantly expired, before medical assist-
ance could be rendered him. Awful is the rtilection, that the
same carriage which conveyed hint from home at three iu the
afternoon, to partake of the festivities of the fair, returned with
him at specula the evening, a corpse!
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MILS. ARR. VU
Dublin 2 0
Waterford 1 ' 1
Guernsey add Jersey 1 0
Lisbon 0 0
Holland 1 0

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France 1 0
Hantbargh 1 1

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Gnartiburgb 0 $
Bawd 0

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