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London, England, 1821-03-12 00:00:00

NIASTAIII OF ARM.

The Rev. Charlas G )ddard, Archdeacon and Prebendal d
the Catht.drul Chun hut Lincoln,e.:id one of his Majesif.N.
in Ordinary, Chr.st Church, by decree of Cui,euGgiuu.
Francis Baring, Chris: Church.
11.,'HIMOttti or ARTS.
TIIOIIIIS I:CMMis, S.. Alban Hail.
William Cotton Fellow of New Collage.
John William I..ckwood, Stuue.;t of Christ Church.
Mayow Short, ditto.
John Hunter llornb" Child Church.

Robert Burr Bourne; ID. A. Student of Christ auadi, ad
William Cotton Miley, ILA Fellow of New College, wert4.
nutted Collecton of the Mnennining Bachelors.
IiCCLESIASTIC,II, PROMOTIONS..

The Rev. It. It. thoxam, 11. of Woi-c.:ster f".olleTze, 0th4.4
has been appointed Master (dale Classical School at Glbarsaia,
Northamptonshire.
The Rev. Carew Thomas Merl, to the Rectory of Rishacies,
Saffulk.

The Rev. Mr..Sissoneis appointed Head Master, and tbe
Rev. Richard l'innnas, Under Alaiter of the Frel Unwassar
School at Lincoln.

The Rev. Richard Porter, to the Chapter Gramma Sdtd,
Bristol.

The Rev. J. Mayo, M.A. to the Living oi (Wald,
Gloucestershire.

On the 11th January, Mr. John Paton was ord. ned Theater
of,the parish of licking, Presbytery of Sae:Lahl, var.i.:t by the
translation of the Rev. Jubn Simpson to tLe parish or Snscsay,
Presbytery of North Isles, Orkney.
At lireghorn, on the 22t1 u.t. the Rev. Robert SolSh %vat, by
the Presbytery of Irvine, ordained Mini,ter of that poish, to
which he was presented by the Coolno,sio::ers of the liigk
Lady Mary 31outgoirwi y and C. .‘l.l;argest, Mq.

RTIIS.
Monday, at Bowden, the wife of the nee. Jilin Jacksoso
Vicar of Bowden, of a son.
Monday se'rinigtit, the wife of the Rev. John Templer, AM
House, of a son.
Monday se'nnight, in South Richmond-street, Edinbuzgliv
Mrs. Begg was safely delivered of A boy and two girls.

MARRIED.
March 1, the Rev. William Siniv..! Chalk, ofrorton, Bedford',
shire, to Eliza, daughter of the Rev. Thomas Crept'', Luc
I lenlow.

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The 20th ult. the Rev. li. Robinson, of Cratfield, Suffolk, to
Miss Sarah Dennant, youngest daughter of the Rev. Joba Dea•
'taut, Dissenting Minister at Ilalesworth.
The Rev. John Galbraith, Elector of killenevan, Puna
Tuam, to Sarah, third daughter of the late David Coutaty,faq.
of Alespil Grove.
At Aberdeen, on the Ist inst. the Itev. Patrick Clem, to
Eliza, youngest daughter of the late J. Annand, Esq. of lie .
February 19, Lieutenant-Colonel Eusor, of the Armagh If}
litia, to Jane, daughter of John Parsons, Esq. of Dawbuo.itrott,
Dublin, M.P. for the King's County.

DIED.
The Rev. C. T. Thexton, Curate of Walton-on-the.llill,sear
Liverpool.
At Halifax, in his G3d year, the Rev. Sir Thomas Herm.
Bart. of C'hadderton, Lancashire, and Rector of 13adawortk,
Yorkshire.'
At Shelton Parsonage, Norfolk, the Rev. C. Sawyer Parris
Monday, at her house in Rivers-street, Bath, Mrs. Rope;
relict of the Ilev. William Cope Ilapton.
Friday se'nnight, at Exeter, aged 58, Frances, daughter:lf the
late Rev. J. Vye, Vicar of Rockbear.
At Ilzvis Mount, near Southampton, Etnelia Heald, year
daughter of the late Rev. Whitley litsld.
Feb. 26, Fanny, wife of the Rev. T. S. Cr;sy, of Driatdlin
the 29th year of her age.
Feb. 28, Eliza, wife of the Rev. W. J. Vickery, of Ann.
street. Curate of Covent-Garden.
Fridiy, Alfred, youngest son of the Rev. R. Webb, 11.2. re
Canon of St. Paul s Cathedral, aged one year and e:ght ItOra
March 2, In her 76th year, Joanna, widow of the late*
Forbes, Esq. of Baker-street, Portman-square.
Friday sennight, at Thorney, in the Isle of Ely, in his
year, the Rev. John Girdlestone, M.A. incumbent Curatest
the Donative of Thorney Abbey, and formerly of CatharinelM:
Cambridge,. Ile had been for more than 50 years the reel
and ofratiatibg Minister of his parish, and for 24 ran a Nlo'3'
trate of the Isle of Ely.
In the workhouse of St. Giles's ill-the-fields, Fambridge,d,
Rev. Mr. Platell, formerly of Trh.ity College, Cambrldiql"
chelor of Civil Law, and late Curate of Lyss, in Ilatspire.
He possessed considerable attainments in classical and mulall9
tical knowledge, but being out of employ during the last ati
years, he sank into the most abject distress. His death true
casioned by a wound in the font, which had been too lag rer
lected before be threw himself oat the parish.
Sunday, in Lime-street, Fenchurch-street, Nathaniel
drews, Esq. upwards of fifty years vestry Clerk of the pariah'
St. Dionis Backchurch, aged Bl. V.
On the 19th ult. at Jersey, Captain Chants Craven, •-•
lately Governor of the Royal Hospital at Hadar.
Feb. 24, at Bourdeaux, Robert Harding Evans, Enk /4.1
of the Parliamentary Reports for 1818 and 1819, :cc.
At Auchindinny, on the 26th ult. Mrs. Crawford, of Old.
ton, the Lady of Captain James Coutts Crawford, 11- N. ,3
Wednesday ss'nnight, Mr. W. H. Gardner, of the
147°
Stone, Cannon-street, City, aged 45; and on Saturday followig'
Mrs. Martha Gardner (mother of the above Mr. W. If. Garli.
ner), of the New Globe, Mile-end, aged 71.
March 1, in Gloucester-place, at an advanced age,Jobn Tel
Esq. F.A.S. nearly 40 years Treasurer and Trustee of the
Academy. lie had been also one of the Directors of 6ver:
with Hospital for 33 years. The late King, his constant r?tr.f:
who appointed him many years ago to receive the Kiqi e
to a large amount, has been heard to say, a" that he had n".
found Yams as punctual as the Castle cluck. u.relt•
Feb. 17, at Nethur Currie (in the parish of Currie:
was born, and spent most of his days) John Dawson:l'in,
aged 100 years allbut a few weeks, being born 14th liar:
1721. This parish has long becu remarkable for theiaalrl
of its inhabitants: William Napier, a native of it,
sears ago at the advanced age of 113, and Williant Ritclue
105 ; and there are sotto )oat old people belongi.:g to it "
above.9o years of
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