Star.
London, England, 1806-10-16 00:00:00

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• BIRTHS.
On Tharfday lan, at Nethulty, Cumbaland, Lady calamine
Graham, .( a daughter.
Lady Charlotte Lennns, of a fan.

MARRIED.
Yefterday, Alexander Maitland, Efq. of King's Arms-yards
to Ws Gordon, eldat daughter of Charles Gordon, EN. of
lower-Oren.

Saturday Jait, at the boure of Lady Flnehes, in Hayford-firer,
the Rev. George Moore, eldeft fon of the late Archbifhop of Can-
teebery. to MIN Harriet Mary Bridges; Samna daUghter of the
late Sir Brook Bridges, Ram of Goodneltone, bast.
On the frth inftant, at Weymouth; Major Parry Jones, netts
Regiment, eldeft fon of Thomas Parry Jones, 14 eY Madrin,
Carnarvonlhire, to Mils Swvenfon, only daughter of Roben
Stevenfun, Frei Morton Hail. Chlfwick.
0* the fhb initant. Mr Kirkfenps, of the Durham Militia, to
Mir* Mom°, of Woodbridge, Suffolk.
Lately, at Ronny, Sir Henry Carew, Dart. of Haccomhe, to
Mifs Palk, only daughter of Water Palk, Efq. of Marley. After
the ceremony, the whole or the tenantry. together with alt the
labourers and poor of the print, were fumpturaufly regaled in
booths adjoining the church-yard.
Monday fe'nnight, at Clifton' Henry A. Cerjat, F lg. to Mrs.
Win Baird. daughter of the !MC Wm. Baird, Efq. of Newbyth.
On Tuefday lath, by the Rev. G. H. Glaffe, (Chaplain to his
Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cambridge,) A. C. Macartney, Efq
Captain In the Royal Regiment of Artillery, to Mifi
And Samuel Judd, Efq. of Stanalard,toMffs Loath Ann Wool-
lett, daughters of the late Nicholas Woollen, Efq of Sittinglywne.

DIED.

At Duryard Lodge, near Exeter, of a decline, Thomas Max•
welt Adame, Efq. one of the Members of the Council of the
Bland of Barbadoes.
On the 3,1 loft. at Poulton Houle, near Marlborough, Wilts,
the retHenee of Colonel Haematite. Mrs. Lawler, Pellet of Wit-
Barn Lowe., Efq. and Etter of Mrs Bakerville, a lady endeared
to all win:anew her by the long and conttant etereife of all the
milder virtues, and whelk tots Is univerfaßy regretted by her tiu-
'serous friends.
Lately, Mr. John Bell, Bookfclier, of Edinburgh,' gentleman
whir, for the period of half a century, ranked among the fin 1 of
his profeffion, and during many years of tint period was the
father of the trade. Mr. Bell's conduct and charader through-
out the courfe of his long life, were diftinguithert by integrity,
liberality, and independence. He was a man of liberal educa-
tion. was well acquainted with modern literature, and lived in
habits of Intimacy with molt of tbt eminent literary charaders
of the lair century. He was one of the original promote:tool the
Society of Bookfeilen of Edinburgh and Leith, and was the Brit
who fined the fituation of Pecks of that Society. At a meeting
of the Committee, hclei on the apth ult. the following propaalwaa
made by Mr. Conftabie, the prefent Prefes, and unanimoully ap-
proved of; and with It we &all conclude this Short &etch of the
charade, of Mr. &II t

The Society having recently (Whined a very aftliaing lOrl in
the death of one of Its oldeft and worthieft Members, Mr. John
Bell, it is prnpofed that, at the General Meeting ow Monday
next...all the Members Quill appear in mourning, as a (mall tribo•e
of retpedt to the memory of one who has, for half a century,
held a diflinguifhed place among Ids brethren, and whole name
will never be forgot ten while integrity and ukrightnefs arc held in
eftlmation among men."

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