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London, England, 1822-05-27 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL PRONOTIONS.

Rev. W. Spencer Whitelock, Chaplain to the Military Asy-
lum' Southampton, has been presented to the Living of Geduey,
Lincolnshire.
Rev. George Palmer, M.A. Fellow of Jesus College, Cana-
_bridge...to the Rectory of Hatlton, Cambridgeshire.
Rev. 1-Isonias Dethick, M.A. perpetual Curate of St. Mary's,
Bridgenorth, to the Living of Oldbury, Salap.
Hie Majesty has presented the Rev. George Gray to the
Church and Parish of Eckford, in the Presbytery of Jedburgh,
and county of Roxburgh, vacant by the death of the Rev.
James Young.
On the 14th instant, the Rev. Thomas 1114Crie was ordained
to the pastoral charge of the Constitutional Associate Colve..
gation of Crieff,
Tuesday, the Rev. Charles Campbell, Clerk, was instituted to
the Rectory of Bilchamwell, alias Bychana All Saints, with the
Rectof Shingha.m annexed, in the county of Norfolk, kin the
'prese cation of the King.
And on the same day, the said Charles Campbell, Clerk, was
Instituted to the Vicarage of Wesenhant All Saints, and the
Vicarage of Wesenham St. Peter, in the said county, on the
presentation of the King.

BIRTHS._

In Dublin, the Lady of the Rev. Mr. Adamson, of a son.
May 11, at Stirling, Mrs. Captain Galbraith, of a son.
May 16, at Wateringbury, near Tunbridge, Kent, the Lady
of Captain Wm. Adamson, of the Moo. East India Company '•
service, of a daughter.
May 17, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Captain Hodgson, R.N.
of a daughter. !..

MARRIED.
The Rev. Edward Orlebar Smith, Rector of • Holcect and
Salford, Bedfordshire, to Julia, daughter of the late Rev. Tho-
mas Willis, of Bletchley, Bucks.
The Rev. Charles Drage, of Downham, Cambridgeshire, to
Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the Rev. Z. Brooke, Monks Ilia-
borough, Bucks..
The Rev. James Blackburn. late Fellow of Trinity College,
Cambridge, Vicar of Gainford, Durham, and Elector of Ro-
ma/Mirk, Yorkshire, to Jane, widow of the late Martin Dunn,
Esq. of Durham.
Thursday, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, Nathoniel Ellison,
Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Fellow of Merton College, Oxford, tai
Frances Gregg, daughter of the late John Wombwell, Esq.
Lately, at Paris, Henry Winston Barron, Esq. of Mount
.Barron, Waterford, to Miss Leigh Page Turner, daughter of
the late Sir Gregory Leigh Page Turner, Bart.
At Corolla Church, Lieut. Hudson, late of the 40th Regi-
ment, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr. T. Butler' of Ew ns.
,At Rock Lodge, county of Clare, Lieut. J. W. Pollan, on
half-pay of the 40th Regiment, to li. Inn S. !IPNainara, dauzh-
ter of Capt. J. M. M'Namara, Royal Marines.
Lately, Capt. John Oakley, of Yarmouth, to Mary Anne,
youngest daughter of Mr. Robert Maine, of Ingham.
May 21, at North Muodham, Sussex, John Cursham, Esq.
Captain in the lion. the East India Company's military service,
to Louisa, second daughter of Richard !derricks, Esq. of Runk-
ton House, Sussex.

DI F.D.
Yesterday, at her house in llertford-street, May-fair, after a
long illness, the Dowager Countess Grey, in brr 78t6 year.
May 16, at lieckbury, near Shiffoal, after a lingering illness,
the Rev. John Dehano, A. hi.
At C,ostoo, near Buckminster, aged 73, the Rev. William
Hervey, Rector of that place, and nephew of the Rev. J. aces
Hervey. Author of the " Meditations, &c.
At Dedham, Essex, aged 24, the Rev. John Jowett Stevens,
B.A. second Master of the Royal Grammar School, Norwich,
and sixth son of the late Rev. lk. Stevens, of Panfield,
Essex-
Friday, after a short but severe illness, the Rev. Jas. Hamer,
B.D. Fellow of Corpus Christi College,. Oxford, and Senior
Bursar and Librarian of that Society.
May 5, at Eddleston Manse, the Rev. Dr. Patrick Robert-
son, Minister of Eddleston.
The Rev. Mr. Joseph Sandys, Rector of Fiddown, in the
county of Kilkenny.
Lately, in Dublin, Lieut.. Col. Cox, late of the 69th Foot.
Tuesday, at Greenroyd House, near ltipon, Miss Eliza
' Smith, youngest daughter of the late Sir Juba S. South, Bart.
of Newland Park, Yorkshire.
May 29, Win. Charles Payne, Esq. of the Parliament Office,
aged 65.
At Cork, J. M. Barry, M.D. Senior Physician to the Fever
Hospital of that City.
December 11, at Calcutta, Andrew Monach, Esq. surgeon
in the Hon. East India Company's service.
The Hon. Ilarriet Lysaght, relict of the lion. Joseph Ly.
saght, and daughter of the late Viscount •Diff.eraile.
In India, W. Smith, Esq. son of the late Hon. Mrs. Smith,
and nephew to Lords Donougbmore and Hutchinson.
Monday, a fine stout young man, named Joshua Johnsen a
farmer's servaut, aged 28, was drowned whale bathing in ;hi
Witham, near Washingboro'.
Lost off the coast of Ireland, in a dreadful gale, on the 224
ultimo, on board of his Majesty's ship Confiance, with as the
officers and crew, consisting of 120 per o s, Mr. John Whalley
Midshipman aged •31 (passed for a Lieutenant at the
Naval= College), second son of William Shairpe, Esq. Late
of Kirktown, Collector of Customs, /Woos.
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