Star.
London, England, 1822-05-13 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

Saturday se'nnight, the Lady of the Right Him. Robert Peel,
of a son.

Saturday se'nnight, at his Lordship's house in Piccadilly, the
Countess of Rosebery, of a daughter.
April 25, at the house of Sir Capel hlnlyneux, Bart. Ireland,
the Lady of the lion. Henry Caulfield, of a son.
April 20, the Lady of Captain J. W. Loring, C.B. Lieutenant-
Governor of the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth, of a d,bgh:er.
Nov. 12, in India, the Lady of Captain Thomas Lum.deu, of
the Bengal Horse Artillery, of a son.

M ARRIED.
The Rev. T. Upwood, to Jane, fifth daughter of William
Stevens, Esq. of Pedworth, Berks.
The Rev. Edward Burgess' of South Moreton, Berk', to
Anne, daughter of Mr. 0. R. Ward, of Bruton, Somerset.
The Rev. William Norris, Rector of Warblington, to Anne
Frances, eldest daughter of Jobn Butler, Esq. of Warblinzton,
and Brambhot, Haas.
The Rev. Richard Henry Gretton, M.A. Rector of Nant-
wich, to Frances, fifth daughter of the late John Ben:lion, Esq.
of Charlton, Cheshire. •
At Clearer, the Rev. C. F. Watkins, Curate of New Windsor,
to Miss HoMernan, of that place.
Rev. Edward Barton Lye, M.A. Vicar of Raunds, in North-
amptonshire, to Sophia, daughter of the late J. Whitaker, Esq.
of liratton, Wilts.
Rev. Henry Quartley, to Dinah, daughter of Arthur Quart-
ley, F.sq. of Christchurch, Hants.
Rev. Thomas Hill, of Hayden Lodge, near Cheltenham,
Rector of Badgeworth, Gloucestershire, to Miss Hulls, daughter
of of Mr. Hulls, of Corse, near Gloucester.
Rev. William Gorden, Rector of Spaxton, Sornersetchire, to
Diana, daughter of the late John Harris, Esq. of
Devonshire.

At Bath, Major-General Sir William Inglis, K.C.B. to Mar-
garet Marianne, eldest daughter of Major-General Hopi:one..
Monday, at Halberton, the Rev. J. Eagles, M.A. of %%W-
-ham College, Oxford, to Elizabeth, second daughzer of the
late henry Manley, Esq. of Manley, near Tiverton, Ilevon.
May 1, at Edinburgh, Lieutenant Nathaniel T...y10r, laze of
the 90th Light Infantry, to Made, second daughter of the de-
ceased Charles Angus, Esq. Tunberry Leckie.
May 7, at Whitstable, Mr. John Adley, Comptroller of ele
Customs, at Faversham, to Miss Ann Baker, second daughter
of Mr. George Baker, of Whitstable.
Lately, at St. George's, Hanover-square, F_ Johnson, Ezq.
to Harriet Mary, widow of the late Rev. Willoughby Bertie.
Thursday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, William Selby,
youngest son of the late Thomas Selby, of Mddlestone, the
county of Northumberland, Esq. to Juliana, youngest ilaughta
of the late Major O'Brien, of Bath.

DIED.
The Rev. Edward hunt, Rector of Benefield, and of Stcke,
Northamptonshire.
At Soutbmolton, the Rev. John Duxtable, Master of the
Free Grammar School of that town.
The Rev. Richard Abraham, aged 65, thirty years Vicar of
Ilminster, and Rector of Chaffconab, Somerset.
The Rev. It. Knowles, Vicar of (iisburn in Craven, York-
shire ; he was found drowned on Tuesday se'unight in Stock.-
beck, near that place.
May 5, at Brighton, Graham Roberts, the only son of the
Rev. Isaac Saunders, Blackfriars.
May 1, Mrs. Stevens, widow of the late Rtv. T. Stevens.
many years Pastor of the Baptist Church and Congrtgation, in
Colchester.
Thursday se'nnight, after a short illness, Mrs. Goulty, wife of
the Rev. John Nelson Goulty, of Henley-upon-Thames.
A few days since, at I)ornock, near Annan, Mr.. James Tay-
lor, student of medicine, aged 20.
Last week, at Woolwich, Lieut. Anthony Manly, of the
Royal Artillery, sincerely regretted by his brother officers, and
At Chatham, Mrs. Morgan, mother of Captain Morgan,
who perished in the melancholy shipwreck of the Confiance, off
the coast of Ireland.
Tuesday, at Shornecliffe, near Sandgate, Kent, of a decline,
Mary Anne' the wife of Lieut. Alfred Burton, of the Chatham
Division of Royal Marines. •
April 28, Mr. Win. Davison, of Houghton.le-Spring, aged
65, who for many years filled the offices of permanent overseer,
collector of taxes, parish and justice's clerk.
June 7, 1821, at MuWngaum, in the Presidency of Madras, of
spasmodic cholera, Assistant-Surgeon James Stewart, aged 22
years, eldest son of Mr. Charles Stewart, Kirryinuir, of the
Ist battalion sth regiment Madras Native Infantry.
March 24, at Fincastle, Col. Robert Stewart, of Fincastle.
May 1, at Izworth, Suffolk, aged 54, Lieut. Balls,
son of Mr. Balls, of Chippenhani.
April 29, at Edinburgh, Mr. John George Dymock, A. M.
Student of Divinity, son of Mr. Dymock, Glasgow.
April 18, at Gleuneslin, Dumfrievshire, James Whyte, Faq.
of Newinains, aged 90 years.
April 15, at Thurso, aged 42, Mr. William Carnaby, resi-
dent Surgeon there, and Lieutenant and Assistant-Surgeon is
the sth British Militia.
April 9, suddenly, at Pole, in Argyleshire, Catherine, a'nl
nine years; and, on the 14th ult. after the patient endurance of
a long illness, Donald, aged 21 yens; son and daughter of
Mai

ajar Brodie.
December 1, at Jubbulpore, in the East Indies, aged 25,
.ieutenant Charles Welland.
Thursday, at New ltomney, aged 83, Mrs. Fowle, relict of
;he 11ev. William Wing Fowle, late of the same place.
Lately, aged 94, Grace Libby, of Lower St. Columb. For
the last eight weeks she took uo other sustenance than a little
cold water.
Lately, at Gerrance, Mr; Nicholas t)ash, aged 9.2. leaving a
widow and five children, the eldest of whom is 74, and the
youngest tea He was married a second time at 7.5, to hit
widow,' who was 23 !

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