Star.
London, England, 1820-03-30 00:00:00

MARRI

:March 22, Charles Jacomh, Eso,.. of Walthamstow, to Cathe-
rine Elizabeth, etily daughter of the Rev. J. Wood, of Herne.
On the 6th instant, at Newmarket, in the county of Cork,
Captain. William Hamilton Waters, late of the 59th Regimert,
to Rebecca, ynurgest daughter of the late Leary Lindsay, ii,c.
of IN:ayshall, :n the said county.

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Of fever, at Trini.lad,pn December, 1819, a few days
after his arrival there, Lieutenant William Henry Souper, of
his Majesty's late ligiment of Yolk Chasseurs, a promising
young Officer, beloved and regretted by all who knew him.
At North Thoresby, near Louth, the Rev. Robert Powley.
At Shropharn Hall, Norfolk, in his 9.5 th year, the Rev. James
Thnrlow Tompson.

March 22, if apoplexy, Thomas Cuncliffe, Esq. Commoner
of Christ Church, Oxford.
March 12, after a few hours illness, Ann, the wife of the
Rev. M. £edgwick, of Batley.
March '2O, the widow of the late Rev. Ralph Baeyd, LL.B.
Rector of Jevington and West Ham, Sussex, Precentor of St.
Asaph, and Domestic Chaplain to the Prince of Wales.
At Market Raisin, March 2, in the 2 d year of her age,
Frances, eldest daughter of the Rev. John Robinson.
Sunday, in Grosvenor-square, in the 14th year of his age,
Arthur Kaye, youngest son of the lion. and Rev. at. G. Legge.
Saturday se'nnight, in Lteis, in his 75th year, James Richard-
son, Id. D.
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In his 2Sth year, Mr. Ameers, surgeon, Stockport, late o:
Manchester.

March 22, in his ll4th year, George Hawkins, Esq. He
was father of the Corporation of Abingdon, having been a mem-
ber of that Body upwards of sc) years.
Feb. 15, at St. Petershnrgis, Mr. Brown, a Eing's Mes-
senger. He had been sent out with divatehes to the Russian
Government, annonneing the death of our late Kin, and the
accession of his present Majesty.
Satuiday se'nnight, Mrs. Harper, wife of Mr. 'Men I:Tar-
per, if Sutton, near Skipton ; and, neat day, Mr. Harper w.:s
found dead in bed.

March 14, at Knislitsbridge,.aged $4, Dr. Michael Under-
wood, many years Physician to the British Lying-in Horpit,il,
and the Accoucheur who was tmgaged at the birth of her 14,:e
Royal Highness the Prince§s Charlotte.
A fLw tlz-rs ago, cn Clerkenwell-green, aged 85, Sasannah
Niem,.n. Titit oLt Lady had for many years been an object t f
curiudty to her neigi.banrs from the singularity of her baits,
which were principally characterized by a close adherence to a
rigid economy.
Sunday se'nnlght, Mr, Nathan fieward, of Abbey Mill, near
Brampton. •lli3.death was ,tzcasioned by a fall from his horse, •
near Crosby, about a fortuight before, in roiag from Carlisle.
Monday se'nnight, aged E;, Mr. John Horosey, of Scarbo-
rough, author of nt...ny useful works on education.—an ardea3 •
friend, anti ninst 1.1:2,.....int companion.
On the llfh iostatit, at Salutation, near Darlington, in his
105th year, Mr. lientc:nin Garnet, He never experienced oi:e
day's iUnerr, and la...lkesl,lAout tit! a few hours before his death,
and had the, use of.h:s faen:t.',is to the last. _
1 Mourn f•:I !cane WAS iritnessod on Saturday at Brighton, in
the funerals of Ily.oty Fa sie.yit .Wniri.e, raw. of Walwortli,
Serrev, and b.s daughter, ULLA Faxtrois; bolts of whom exoircd
let their residence iti 1.7.t.,...-stceet, a few days before. 'heir r -
nwhiswere costecyed
in scratate hearses to the rarish Chtit..:';,
i folli..iyed by tlle distressed y-idow and mother, the I:cv. G.
1 ' Cr AYTON,ef WAINVOrth, r-arti numerous frie,:ds. in an etyrded
li-e of *cartiartes. 'Pie s7et•tacie was solemn, and irrtres,g,ve,.
and ex:Cit.:A a cerresponding interest whit the spectators._

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