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London, England, 1821-02-26 00:00:00

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Thursday sennight, in Guernsey, the Pct. William Guille,
to Judith de Beauvoir, third daughter of William Brock, Esq.
of Ileavitree, near Exeter.
At Marlow, the Rev. M. Moore, to Mrs. Leader, of Cork.
At Greenock, the Ind ult. the Fey. William Ritchie, Thomp-
son, to Frances,ildest daughtei of Mr. John Rodger.
On the Nth instant, at Gresford, the Rev. George Cunliffe, to
Dorothea, eldest daughter of 'l'. S. Townshend, Esq. of Treval-
lyn, Denbighshire.
At Holm, on the 31st ult. Colonel J. F. Burgoyne, Royal
Engineers, to Charlotte, youngest daughter of Colonel Rose,
of liohn.
Saturday se'nnight, at St. Mary-la-bonne Church, Hardress
Robert Saunderson, Esti. to ALzia Anne, daughter of the Hon.
John Luttrel Ohnius.
A few days since, at Bath, C. T. Grove, Esq. Captain in the
Royal Bucks Militia, to Mary Elizabeth, third daughter of the
late Robert Hazard, Esq. formerly of Ferrier's House, near
High Wycombe, Bucks.
At Glasgow, the Sas instant, Mr. John Wouchope, of the
Hon. Fast Bubo Company's S:•rvice, to Agnes, daughter of the
late Mr. John Wylie, manufacturer.
At Aberdeen, on;the Bth instant, Thomas Lumsden, F.sq. of
the East India Company's Military Service, on the 13,6egal
iistablishment, to Miss Hay Burnett, youngest daughter of Jobn
Burnett.. Esq. of Elrick.

DIED.
At Tyringham, Bucks, the Rev. John Praed, youngest son of
William Praed, Esq.
Rev. E. Merriman' Master of the Free Grammar School, and
Reetot of All Saints, Lewes.
At Hellingly, Sussex, in Vs GOth year, the Rev. Joseph Lang-
ley, Curate of that place, and Vicar of Bapchild, Kent.
The Rev. L. H. Luxton, B.A. Prebendary of Wells, Minister
of Taunton St. James, and Ash Priors-, Somerset, and Vicar of
Holcombe Burnell, Devon.
On the lath instatt, at Crewkerne, Somerset, the Rev, W.
Blake.

Feb. 22, the Rev. John Grubb, of Presteigne, Radnorshire.
On the 16th instant, at Haresfield, near Gloucester, the Lady
of the Rev. Archdeacon Itudge, Chancellor of the Diocese of
Hereford.

FOruary 13, at Weymouth, the relict of the late Rev. Dr.
Cookson, Canon of Windsor.
On the I Ith instant, Anna Alaria, the.infant daughter of the
Rev. Richard Howard, Rector of Llenbigh.
February IS, at Eltham, In his 81 lit year, the Rev. Dr. Wil-
gress, Rector of Rawreth, Essex, and late Reader at the Temple
Church.

Friday se:might at his house, near the Chapel, in the City-'
road, aged 13, the Rev. Joseph Benson, formerly (ISt. Ed-
mund Oxford, and a distinguished Preacher and Writer
for more than half a cent,' ry among the Wesleyan :Methodists.
Tuesday, at Plymouth Dock, the Rev. &lintel Taylor, many,
years a Minister in the Methodist connection.
On the Sd instant, the Rev. James lanes, Minister of Tester,
East Lothian, in the BSth year of his age, and 61st of his Ministry.
On the 6th instant, at Shipton Court, Oxfordshire, the Lady
of Sir John Chandos Reade, Bart.
At Wigtoun, on the 31st ult. Mr. James bl'Culloch, Surveyor
of the Customs.
At Edinburgh, on the Gth instant, iolurftenkouse, Fag. W.S.
At Camphelton, on the 28th ult. Captain Donald Campbell,
Paymaster Argylesbire Militia.
Thursday, in her 40th year, Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Spry,
surgeon, Charterhouse-square.
Friday, at Ropley, nor Alresford, Charles Barton, Esq. many
years one of his Alajesty's Justices of the Peace.
At &inch-gate, near Mid Calder, on the 6th instant, Adam
Turnbull M.D.

Friday se'onight, Louisa, second daugiter of Sir John Wrot-
teAcy, Bart. of Wrottesley I lall.
February 13, at Combermerc Abbey, in bit 20th year, the
lion. R. 11. S. Cotton, En of Lord Con:he:mere.
At sea, on hip passage from Jamaica to St. John's, New
Brunswick, Mr. blungo Murray, second son of the Late Lieu-
tenant William Murray, R.N.
On the 9th August last, at sea, during a voyage from Bombay
to Calcutta, Lieutenant Donald Norman M`Donald, of the 10th
Madras Native Infantry, third son of Colonel Alexander WDo-
nald, of lloisriale.
At Nelson's Gardens, Bedminster, near Bristol, at the ad-'
vanced age of 103 years, Mr. Giles Vickery. He was out a few
days before his death, and retained his faculties to the last.
I.ately, Margaret Davies, an inmate of Trowscoed Hall,
Guilsford, Montgomeryshirea at the age of 90. From this same
parish Old Parr procured his mood wife, when his age was 122.
Saturday se'nnight, at Dr. Langworthy's Asylum, Kingsdown
House Box, in Somenetshire, John Randall, aged 104 years,
upwards of 69 of which he bad been a patient in that institution,
enjoying good bodily health, and working regularly in the gar-
den until a few weeks prior to his death. He was an early riser,
and was cooStsed to his bed but a few days, posicssing his
retentive powers to the last.

FUNERAL OR THE Ray. DR. LINDSAY.—III a late
number of this journal was announced the,.trikingly
sudden death of Dr. LINDSAY, which took place on
Wednesday, the 14th inst. while attending a Meeting
of Dissenting. Ministers, in- the trust library of Dr.
WILLIAMS, in Redcross•street. They had assem-
bled to consider and discuss the bearing of Mr.
BROUGHAM'S Bill on the Dissenting interests in Eng-
land. Dr. LINDSAY had delivered his opinions on
the subject with extraordinary zeal, energy, and
clearness. He sat down in full health, and expired
without a groan. In the public establishment where
he died his body lay till Friday last, and thence it was
carried forth and interred in Bunhill-fields. The
Dissenting Ministers, with whom he.was connected, ,
attended in a body ; his congregation followed ; six
coaches were filled with distinguished pupils, who
attended with mournful veneration the funeral of him
whose instructions had laid the foundation of their.]
respectability and success in life. These, with his
family and their friends, formed a procession of 33'
mourning coaches and IS private carriages. After
the corpse was laid in the grave, the Rev. Mr. BAR•
err* addressed the c.ompaoy is to ms at once ap-
propriate-and e4fecting.