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London, England, 1820-07-25 00:00:00

NIARRIED.

Wednesday, in the Cathedral, Norwich, the rent. Heaton C.
De Crespigny, secombion of Sir W. C. Dc Crespigny, Bart. to
'Caroline Bathurst, youngest daughter of the Bishop of Norevich.
At Topsham, Capt. Hoskins, R. N. to A% ry Anne, youngest
daughter of the late Capt. I). Vollicott, R. N.
Friday, at Hull, Mr. William Booth, of ilirmingham, come-
dian, to the celebrated Mademoiselle Seragbina Firgi, of the
Italian Opera and Vauxhall. •
Rev. J. Buck, of Hampton Lucy, to Miss Pickering.
Rev. James Blomfield, to Hannah, eldest daughter of John
Smith, Esq. of Bury.
Rev. A. C. H. Morrison, M.A. of Wadham College, to
Frances Mary, secer.d daughter of the late Rev. Wm. Wilton,
:11. A: Rector of South Stoke, and Vicar of Kirdford, Sussex.
Rev. John B. Monk, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College. Cam-
bridge, to Jane, daughter of Robert Ward, Esq. of Liverpool.
Rev. T. L. Shapcott, Master of the Free Grammar School,
Southampton, to Miss Loin, of Sutton.
Rev. J. M. Arnold, of 13elchalweR, Dorset, to Fanny, se•
coed daughter of the late William Davis, Esq. of Winterbourne
Abbas, Dorset.
Rev. David Daniel, of Cwyrtmawr, Cardigatehlre, to Cle-
mentine, second daughter of the late Major Lyons.
Rev. Charles Frederick Parker, Rector of Ringshall, S.l-
- to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Joseph
Eyre, Rector of St. Giles's, Reading.
Thursday, at the New Church, Mary-la-bonne, Captain
Robert Melvile Grindley, of the Hon. East India Company's
Military Service, to Maria Susannah, eldest daughter of John
William Commertll, Esq. of Lower Berkeley-street..
At Kendal, the Rev. Henry Wilkinson, Ma.ter of the Gram-
mar School, Sedbergb, to Miss Agnes Shepherd, of Shaw End,
near Kendal. , .

DIED.

Wednesday, Margaret, widow of the late Mr. Chas. Bertram,
of New Bond-etreet, in the 56th year of her age.
In Glasgow, on the 11th• instant, Dame Robins Crawfurd
Pollok, of PoHot, aged 53 years, relict of Sir Hew Crawfurd,
Bart. of Jordan-hill.

nr..J. Savage, Parser of his Majesty's ship Sapphire, en the
West India station. -
Tuesday, aged 19 years, Dorothea, the eldest daughter of the
Rev. John Graham, of York.
July 15, at nugget., in the 50th year of his are, the Rev.
John Wilkinson, Curate of that place, and of Kilnwick Percy.
The 16th of February, at Fort William, Calcutta, Major-
General John Gamin, of the Bengal Engineers, after a real.
dence of 44 years in that climate.
July 20, in his 64th year, Captain Jonas Rose, R.N.
• few days since, in hlontagu-square, the Bishop of Clop,.
July 17, at Halesworth, in Suffolk, aged 80, Isaac Avarne,
Clerk, A.M. formerly of Queen's College, Cambridge, 54 years
Rector of Halesworth, with the Vicarage of Chaisson sneezed,
and 48 years Rector of Bassingham, in N2rfolk.
July 15, at Margate, Mr. John FranM, sen. aged SO years,
many of which he served as Serjeant in the Royal Artillery,
particularly in America, where he greatly distinguished himself
at the Battle of Bunker's-hill, Ste. and was severely wounded.

July 19, at Margate, suddenly, by the breaking of 'a blood-
vessel, in getting into his boat, Mr. Thomas Pay, aged 04 ; he
fell and instantly expired.
Lately, Lieu:. GeorgeSpenee, MN. eon of the >tlf George
Spence, dentist, in Bond-street.

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1 &one Coal i 52s 6d to 00. od
1 Cinders 1 23s 64 to 00s od
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