Star.
London, England, 1821-10-08 00:00:00

MAILIII4.1).

Thursday se'nnigbt, at Milton, lurks, the Rev. William Ro.
hinson, R. A. of Magdalen Ihll
OxiOrd, to &Isamu, dauglea
of Mr. Robinson, of Milton Cottage.
At Donhead St. Mary, Wilts, the Rev. Theoball
to Arabella, second slaughter of the late Rev. isilhert Jack SON
D. D. Rector of Donbead St. Mary.
Oct. 3, at Honiton, Devon, the Rev. John F.veritt Good,of
Salisbury, to Mary, second daughter of John Merck, Eak sf
the former plate.
Thursday, at Wakefield, the Rev. A. Manby, M.A. to Har-
riet, second daughter of E. Tooke, Esq.
In the Church of Lelzlip, Charles James Adams, F.sq. R.N.
to Anne Jane, only daughter of the late William Forster, of
Dowdstown, in the county of bleath, Esc
Tuesday, at Marton, Mr. Hare, of Harwich, Commanderof
his Majesty's packet Jane, to Ilarriet Frances, eldest daoglter
of James Harrington Esq. of Stow 11111, llama.
Lately, at Stoke durch, Captain Derinzev, of the ilth Re.
giment, to Sarah, eldest daughter of Lieutenant-Geueral Nam,
of St. Aubyn-street, Dock.
..Tuesday, at Charles Church, Plymouth, T. Bass, Esq. Parr,
R.N. of Woodside, near Plymouth, aged 77, to Miss Jane Seek
aged 24, being the third time this Gentleman has entered lie
this holy and happy state 1
Thursday, at Kenwyn, Richard Taunton, of Truro, 11. D.
Anna, youngest daughter of the ltev. J. Whitaker, Mord
Ruan-Lanyhorne.
' Sept. 29, in Limerick, James Therry, Esq. one of the Cas,
missioners of the Revenue in Dublin, to Letitia, relict of the 62
P. M. Heffernan, Esq. of Liskennet, County Limerick.
Oct. 3, Lieut.-Colonel Darling, to Mrs. O'Rourke, widoscl
Lieutenant-Colonel O'Rourke.

DIED.
Aged 63, the Rev. Morgan Deere, M.A. lateFellosioaesst
College, Oxford, Hector of St. Lythian Glamorgausline,
upwards of thirty years Curate of Didmarton actl Glaterf.
Gloucest

The Rev. Charles Bent Dairy, Rector of Quart:l.
At Downhim Hall, in • his 86th year, the Rev. Pear 800
volt., Rector of Downham and Wick ford. • .
Sept. 27, at Dublin, Robert Maunseli, F.'''. to Anne, elite
daughter of the late Rev. John Lloyd, Rector of New kik
county of Tipperary. . .
Tuesday, at Newlyn, the Rev. Henry Pooley, incumbenn
the Livings of Lansallos and St. Newlyn, and a Magistrief
the county of Cornwall.
Tuesday, after a severe and protracted illness, at his indelB
in Clarendon-street, Joseph Ilarpur, Esq. D.C.L. many yew
much-respected member of Trinity College, Oxford, and it
some time Deputy Penfessor of cull Law in that Unite*
Thursday, after a long' and painful illness, Ddrs. HissM
beet many years fruitteas of Worcester College, Oxford.
July 31, at Rio de Janeiro, aged 27, Charles, youngest seed
John Naylor, F.sq..of Belle Vise' near Wakefield.
Monday, the Ist inst. John Saunders, Esq. of Plymouth, Si
eitor, aged 60.
Lately, at Falmouth; aged 82 years, James Bull, Eeq. frt
surly a Commander of one of his Majesty's packets on tie
station.
Lately, at St. Omer's, of typhus fever, Captain George Goo
all, R.N.. aged 38 years.
Sept. 21, at Guernsey, aged 55, John. Condamine, Esq. lac
his Majesty's Comptroller, or Advocate-dams), of the Roil
Court In that Island.
At Old Darrig, in the Queen's County, Benjamin Baker lid•
braith, Esq. late Captain in the Carlow Militia.
At Patrick's-hill, Cork, William Jackson, Esq. Emile a
lector of Kinsale.
Monday, at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth, Mr. Steers, (
Derbyshire' who recently arrived at Plymouth in order toll
passage for Naples, whither he was going with his Mein,
for the benefit of his health. He was a Gentlemanto of a
egla
en
benevolent disposition • and a short time previous ked
native county, he erected a mbar.' at his own expense, Otis
purpose of instructing his work-people, who amounted to OM
sina thoustod.
Ley, MPalmerston, near Limerick, Mrs. Becksortnikee,
et die late Mr. Thomas Bocksor, of the extraordinary or
112 years! • Mr. Bs
July 2, at his residence in Fairfax Munn, Airenca'
bent Thomas, aged 107 years. He lived to see the drli gene"'
don, and perhaps the number of descendants of this ran is *
equalled in history. Although Mr. 'Thomas's habits in life ellsti
unrestrained, complying with the old proverb," eat, driak,ir.
be merry," he was never known so call in medical aid doting "
life, and retained his intellectual pOwers to the last moment.
August 25, at Belfast, United Statti,Jdr. Laugislin /11R004_,..1.
wasof the
plpoligrds,
fromofmanikotland.y
ciramstaacesHis age,reeiatatdecb7L'k
aknnaowntive.
to exceed 100 years. Ho belonged to the regimsatef Al 7;,
which Lord Louden, in 1757, pressed so bard to bebillettruot
the inhabitants of Boston, and which, the next the
taking of Leuisburgh from the French, and in the yeeew"'......
ing (1759) was in the memorable battle of the Plains
ee
ham, where the English bayonets and the Highland
so promptly decided the fate .of Quebec. IPDooald b ag'
the advance, headed by the immortal Wolfe, vfas oar kis Coe
rah when he fell. hes 111,
CAUTION ACIASST MIMILUIS ao liticissr—Septer
young man named Haygartb, of Denver, in Norfolk, oat
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eighteen glares of gin in its neat state, at the White IWO!,
Downham the consequence was, that be immediately .
insensible, and continued alarmingly ill till the following le'
—hen death ended his sufferings.

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