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London, England, 1822-12-30 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

Sunday sennight, the Lady of the Rev. Rohm Gatehouse,
Rector of Stoke Charity, Hants, of a daughter.
Dec. 24, at Preston Vicarage, neat Wingham, Mrs. Gregory,
of a son.

MARRIED.

On the 26th instant, at Wells, in Norfolk, by the Rev. V.
Hill, Lieutenant-Colonel Cassidy, Ist West Indir. Regiment. soa
of Major Cassidy, late of the ti:tia Regiment, to Miss T.-uy,
niece of Mrs. Cassidy.
The ltev. C. D. Gurney, of North Huncion, Norfolk, to
Lady Harriet Hay, sister of the Earl of Errol.
Saturday se'nnight, at Morcott, the Rev. W. Peach, M.A.
Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, to Marian, yoarg,st
daughter of the Rev. W. I'ocF.in, Rectal. of Morcott, in the
county of Rutland.
Friday se'nnight, at Bugbrooke, Northamptonihire, the flee.
Richard Roche, B.A. of Lincoln College. Oxford, to Nlary
Anna, only daughter of the Rev. Dr. Harrison, Rector of
Bugbrooke.
Dee. 19, the Rev. David Armstrong, Glasgow, to Vist Aatte
Jamieson_, of Edgelleld, parish of Lasswade.
The Rev. Henry I,IIIICS Hastings, of Manley, Worcester-
shire, to Theodosia Eleanor, second slaughter of John Parsons,
Esq. of the Middle Temple.
A few days since, at Wragby, Lincolnshire, Sir Thomas C.
Sheppard, Ban. to Mary Ann, only child of the Rev. G. Tut.
nor LLB. Prebendary of Lincoln.
Tat-
nor,
se'nnight, at Chippeuham, Wilts, Alfred Eyies Da-
vies, Esq. of Pembroke College, Oxford, to Hester, fouttis
daughter of Major-General lirowness, of Chippenham.
At Dublin, Lieut.-Colouel John D. Kane, to Mimi Behoo,of
Denzill-street.
At Barhadoes, Lieut.-Colonel Anwyl, of the 4th Foot, to

Seohouse, eldest daughter of John Barrow, Eq. of the above
island.

Dec. 26, at Canterbury, Mr. John B. Igsksdvn, of Dever,
to Miss Elizabeth Goldfinch, or that dry.

DI ED.

Sunday se'nnight, at his house in Sackville-street, Dublin, in
' the 94th year of his age, the Mat quti of Drogheda. The titles
of this venerable and highly-respected Nobleman were, Marquis
and Earl of Drogheda, Viscount Moore, Bum Aileoolit, Baron
Moore, of Moore-place, Kent, in Evglaild, Constable of Mary-
borough Fort, Governor and Custos liotulorum of the King's
and Queen's Counties and the County of Meath, Trustee of the
Linen Manufacture, and one of the original Knights of the-Order
of 3t. Patrick : his Lordship was Os t a Field Marsha:, and the
oldest General in his Majesty's service. He raised the ma
Dragoons in the year 1762, since which time he commanded it •
until its reduction last year. His Lordship was married in tiva
year 1766 to Lady Aune Seymour, eldest daughter of Francis
Marquis of Hertford, K.G. who died in 17d7, and was bark'
in the family vault at Meltont Abbey, where his Lordship's le-
mains are to be deposited.
Dec. 23, at Ayr, Mr. Robert Potter, Student of Divinity,
and Rector of the Grammar School of Greenock.

At Dumfries, on the 9th inst. after a lingering illness, the
Rev. Samuel At,Kt:ight.
At Hammersmith, in his 75th year, the nee. Thos.
late of Shelly, near Ungar, Ewe:.
Nov. 13, the Rev. Evans Evans, A.B. Rector of Hiranant,
Montgomeryshire, a Gentleman in the meridian of life: he re-
tired to rest in good health, and was found a corpse the next
morning. _ _

In lirookborough, at a very advanced age, W. G. D. Hearn,
Esq. a Magistrate of the county of Fermanagh.
Lately, Mr. Thomas Graham, of Owenbreden, near Brook.
borough. He had attained the extraordinary age of 102 years,
and remained all his life in a state of celibacy !
Wednesday, at Canterbury, George Reynolds, Esq. Pose
Captain in the Royal Navy ; a brave and good Officer, ever de-
voted to the interests of his country.
Dec. 80, at Hard's Town, aged 65, Mr. Francis Church, s
local preacher in the Methodist connexion.
Dec. 4, on board the Argonaut hospital ship, at Chatham,
Lieut. Burroughs, of the Royal Marines, of a decline.
Dec. 25, after along period of suffering, Elizabeth, thewite
of Sir Joseph Lock, Knt. of Oxford.
Nov. 10, at Einbeck, in Hanover, Charlotte, the wife of
Major Isenbart.
Dec. 24, at Dover, Mrs. Arnold : she went to bed on the
preceding night in very good health, and in the morning was
found dead.
Dec. 13, Mrs. Hayward, of Cheltenham.—While employed
in some domestic concern, a vein of her leg burst, and from an
unfortunate delay in procuring surgical assistance, so slightly
was the accident considered, it was found impossible to stop the
hemorrhage, and she bled to death.
Dec. 15, Mr. Bedford, butcher, Exeter. He was stria
speechless on seeing the coffin of his wife brought in, and died
almost immediately.
Monday night, Mrs. Rogers, wife of Lieutenant Rogers, on
the half-pay of the Army, residing near Plymouth, was burnt
to death : she went down into the kitchen for something during
the night, when the accident must have happened, as, when the
servant went down the next morning, she discovered the body
of her mistress, presenting a shocking spectacle.
At Ivy-bridge, aged 43, George G. Currey, M.D. senior
Physician of St. Thomas's Hospital. Dr. Currey was esteemed
and beloved by every one who knew him. He was attacked, on
his way from Cornwall to London, by an acute pleuritic Milani-
mation, which compelled hint to stay at Ivy-bridge, and termi-
nated fatally, though he lost the amazing quantity of two hun
dred ounces of blood.

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Dublin 2 0
‘Vaterford 2 1
Guernsey and Jersey I 0
I 'bon 0 2
Holland 1 0

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Hanthurgh 0 1.
Flanders 1 0
Malta 0 0

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GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
(WHICH COM' tstroariaioN),
For the Week ending Dec. 21, 1823, made up from the Returns
of the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in Eng-
land and Wales.
Wheat 58s 8d 1
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Oats 18s 9d I Beans 23s iO.l
Barley 29s 4d Rye s 6d Peas s:9l 441

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