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London, England, 1821-11-27 00:00:00

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Friday, at Mellerstain, John Viscount Glenorchy, only said
the Earl of Brearta!bane, to Eliza, elde•.t daughttr of Georp
Bantle, Esq. of Jerriswoode.
Saturday, in Mary-la.Botine Church, William Robert gel
Douglas, Faq. M.l'. yqungew brother of the Marquis of Quits
berry, to Elizabeth, el& at daughter of Walter Irvine, Esq,e
Luddington House, Surrey.
Nov. 22, at Cathktn House, Major James Dennistoun Ikon,
of the Madras Artillery, to Anna Isabelle; only daughter d
the /ate George Noble, Esq. of the island of Jamaica.
Nov. 20, at St. Andrew's, Mark Sprott, of Garold, Esi
Advocate, to Harriet, youngest daughter of the lite him*
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Lately, Mr. Helby, of his Majesty's ship Iphigenis, um.
Palmer, of Portiea.
At Bishorwearmnuth, George Isaac Mowbray, Ei.dyv
ton House, Sussex, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of rieht
Dr. Gray, Rector of Dishopwearmouth, and Prebtahry
Durham.

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Thursday, in Tecterden.street, Hanover-squareopi
James Wilson, Esq. F.R.S. Professor of Anatomy to &bid
College of Surgeons, and many years Lecturer in the llamas
School of Windmill-street. _

Friday se'nnight, in F.naiis, Lieut. Crabb, 40th itegimeou
Nov. 18, suddenly, after returning from the evening ,ervite
St. John's Chapel, Chatham, \lr. Auvistine Fa♦aed, th the
ith year of his age.
The Rev. Ur. Martin, Parish Pries: of Calm, meaty ti
outh.

Nov. 79, at Castle-Wailer, county of Tipperary, RiLbui
'Waller, Esq. an active Magistrate of the county of Tipperay,
and Captain of the Newport Cavalry.
Nov. '2O, at Newt...vide, the Bev. Henry &lemur, a4ll
trate of the county of Limerick.
Nov. lir, at his seat, at Eardistou, Worcestershire,
Sir William Smith, Bart. many years an active 16411114 i

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the coumy.
Saturday setmight, at Lewes, Mr. N. Farb, aged Silk
was just before making arrangements for his Sunlay's
Nov. 8, at Nice, Mary Anne, wife of Maix Coatikat&
Coldstream. Guards. _ _

Nov. 8, at Geneva, Bryan Cooke, Esq. of Goma, Id.
shire, aged 66.
On his voyage home from America, on board the &Oa,
of Dublin, 3lr. John Lowrey, of Whiteharen, aged S 4.
fell from the mast-head, and was so much bruised that be
in 24 hours afterwards.
Nov. 14, at Horton Lodge, near Epsom, aged 88, tbe lig.
Louisa Browning, widow of J. Browning, Esq.
Tueuday, at the advanced age of 91, George Soper, £4.11
Devizes.—He was almost the oldest member in the Cotyorato.
had served the office of Mayor three times, and was Guar
lain for eight years.
Nov. 21, at Reading, Edward S. Waring, Esq. late sots
the Board of Commissioners at Futtyghur.
Nov. 22, the wife of the Rev. C. V. Le Once, of Time

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Nev. 15, at Lytchet House, Dorset; Lady Amelia T
wife of William Trenchard, Esq.
Saturday, at Radipole Barracks, Dorset, after a shortikek
Captain Kerr, I'aymaster of the lit Royal Dragoons.
April 16, in camp, at Severndroog, in India, Alajor Yam
Balfour Watron, then in command of the Ist Battalion
giment of Native Infantry, Bombay Establishment.
Nov. 13, at Greenock, after a lingering illness, Job
mont, Esq. surgeon, 11. N. He passed the meridian of Mill
as a prisoner in France. lie was surgeon of the Viacejo ttti
period of her capture, and the confidant of the lamented
Wright, in the tower of the Temple, in Paris, and the last frill
who bad access to his dungeon.
Monday se'anight, at Southampton, Mr. F. J. Geis; Nof
76. The origin of this Gentloran is not correctly teem a'
ports have been various as to his high deccent, but as
his education and acquirements were of the first order, NW
suavity of his manners indicated a superior breeding. V".
at an early period of his life on the Edinburgh staga,•petol
the same characters then: that Mr. Garrick was thee
in London, with nearly as much eclat. Ile was do tribieh
acquainted with the F.nglish Roscius, as well as ugh lila
Ross, Digges, Mossop, and many others then le wait
From this period till within the last seven or elgh .11006.1.
history appears a blank. During this time be ditelre__,..m*
scanty subsistence, by instructing persons in geography, rr,
Lion, the mathematics, and writing; also the French. fad
and Latin languages, in all of which he was a profound's"!
His remains were on Friday interred by the friendly ail
brother Masons, and he was followed to his a last pactill,
sion" by a select few who appreciated bit genius and std
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COAL. MARKET, Nov. 26.
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