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London, England, 1819-10-19 00:00:00

MARRIED.

At Haßride, Roxburghshire, the lath Inst. William •
Esq. Deputy Commissary-General of the Forces, to Anne,tl'
daughter of John Wilson, Esq. of Halirule.
On the I.Sth ult. at Perpignan, near Toulouse, the V
Chesnel, Lieutenant-Colonel of the Legion of Light Infanm
the Pyrenees Orientales, to Alary Louisa, tide t daLz:ltr
Brigadier-General Sir Samuel Bentham, R.S.G. of Berry Lok
At Kirkby Stephen, Ferdinand Rodari, a travelling Itale
to Mies Jane &ephenson.
Saturday, at Hackney, Lieutenant Charles Hensley. R I
Louisa hlargaretta, second daughter of Joseph Echalaz,
Clapton, Middlesex.

DIED.
At Edinburgh, on the 9th inst. Major-Gen. Dewar, of CI
At the manse of Aberlady, on the 2d inst. the Rey. AC'
Kemp, minister of that parish.
On the 9th instant, in Bedford-row, aged 53, Lady Burro
the wife of the Hon. Justice Burrough.
Tuesday sennight, at Nun Appleton, aged 84, lower II-
Esq. agent to Sir William Mordaunt 31ilner.
At Madras, on the 6th April last, William Campbell, L
third son of R. Campbell, Esq. of Helentonmalits.
On the loth ult. at Brighton, aged 60, Mrs. Musters. the"
of John Musters, Esq. of Nottinghamshire, in early life and
many years one of the most celebrated beauties in Engird.
On the 3d inst. at Birmingham, Sarah, eldest daughter of '
late Rev. Thomas Bagnall, A.M. of Droitwich, Wurees!erthiee.
Friday, at the Three Cups Inn, Oxford, in the '39th year
1 his age, chard Reade, Esq. of the county of Kilkenny, Ire
one of the Gentlemen who were on the Old Cheltenh.arn
which was overtutned on the Bth inst. at Botley turnpike.
death was occadosed by the bruises he then received. .AL
Reade was on his wayro Ireland from London.
Os the llth instant, at the Nunnery Farm, near the F. 21
Bridgwater's, Mr. Choppin, jun. son of Mr. Choppih, of I3'
mont-green, Cheshunt. He had taken the farrii, and tke agrz: •
were to meet at ten o'clock tovalue the stock, and give pour"
About nine, he said he would amuse himself for an tun-,
requested Mrs. Sander:, the tenant, to lend him a gun. In se
little time he shot a pheasant,re-loaded his gun, and p:rsrd•.`
bird, which Sew to a dale a few paces distant. In par-os
hedge, the trigger came in contact with some Warr, the I,i‘
went off, and the contests passed through his head. Bir de'
was instantaneous; he was in his 30th year.
Lately, at Badcombe, Dorset shire, John Dicker, aged"'
70 or 130 years he was employed as earth-stopper to the differ?
packs of hounds which have bunted in the western part, '
county ; and although in his latter days he was unable to per,
his duty, be was frequently remembered by a liberal subscripn
afrom the Gentlemen of the present Hunt, by whom he
buried. A number of old sportsmen attended the funeral.
Friday, aged 102, John Milner, of the Bank in Leed.. to
served 37 years in the Army, and received a pension for yez,ll.

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Holland 0 1 Gottenburilt
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4411-WATILIt at LONDON BRIDGE TOISORROW.
*Waft . - 40 rigautta after 2
Afternoon - - 57

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