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London, England, 1820-02-07 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

On the 12.Gth nit. ct Highworth, Wilts, the laAly of the Rev.
P.dward riowden, of a son.
February 1, at Weston House, Warwickshire, the Coun:ess
of Clonmel!, of twin daughter?.

MARRIED.

Lately, at Chatham, Mr. Daniel Houner, Pastor of the
Baptist Chuvh, at Smarden, to Sarah, daughter of the late Mr.
, Benjamin 'Seaton, of Chatham.
Tha Rev. Joseph ltmphlett, Fellow of Worcester College,
Oxford, and Curate of Broseley, Shropshire, to Martha
Gem, of King's Heath, daughter of the. late Thomas Gem, Lsq.
Thusgday, It Chelsea Church, the Rec. Richard Sand ilandi,
jun. of Putney, Surrey, to Miss De Brett, of Sloane-street.
Jan. 20, at St. Sidwell's, Capt. Sir Edwyn Francis Stanhope,
Bart. R.N. of Stanwell, Middlesex, to Mary, eldest du‘Oiter
of Major Dowell, late of the Commissary Department on the
Hon. East India Company's Bengal Establishment.
At St. James's, James -Armstrong, Esq. WI it_r on the Ben-
gal Establishment, to Susan, second daughter cf Mr. Jaes
Fisher, of Diike-street,St. j m
James's.

Tueiday, at St. Peter's, \Worcester, Robert Haliburton, Esq.
son of the late CoL John Ilaliburton of the Hort. Company's
Madras Establishment, to Ann, third :laughter of Robert Chant
berlain, lisq. of Worcester.

DIED.

The Rev. William Babington, Rector of Cossington,

The Rev. Jr, P. Gidoin, Rector of Lynn:v c:one, Devon.
In his 74th year, the Rev. Samuel Sheade, many years Rector
of Redstart' Salop.
The Rev Charles Lewis Shipley, M.A. Vicar of Grioaley,
Worcestershire.

Jan. 31, at the Vicarage, Wootton Bassett, Wilts, Care::: e,
wife of the Rev. Thomas Hyde 1 tipley.
At Naples, on the 7th tilt. of a bilious fever, the Rev. John
Ashbridge, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Tuesday, the 18th ult. in the Std year of his age, at Holy-
well, in Fiintshire, from a plenretic inflammation, caused by
neglecting to cksw-e wet clothes, Mr: *John Harrison, B.A. of
Jesus College, Oxford.
Jan. 29, aged 78, Lieut.-Col. Edward liandfield, of Bedford,
streett Bedford-square.
Tuesday, at Thwaitc, Oxon, Mr. Rdwatd Rush, fekmer, agt'd
i 9: he dropped dead in a meadow near his houae,'as he WAS
going to look after his workmen.
Jan. 29, Miss Charlotte Taylor, of Westwood Lodge; Bly-
borough, aged 9.1 years.
Jan. :70, Mr. Thomas Matthews, butler in the family of Sir
Thomas Gooch, Bart. of llenacre-hall.
Monday, Emma, eldest da-ogLter of Colonel D•wmEzn, of
Mailing, Kent.
Jan. aB, roes. Croehley, of Snare-strtet, widow of the late
Charles Crochley, Esq. Paymaster of the 559th Regiment.
Thursday, at the apartments of Mr. Williams, St. James's
Palace, Mrs. M. Daeber, IliktOW of Adam Huber, Esq. Cap-
tain in the Danish R. N.

Thursday se'nnitht, aged 59 rears, Mr. F. Cook, of St. Mar,•'s
Parish, Colehef tcr. He retired to rest. Cle preceding nicht,
rather ihdispostd, as he dad been for same time, and his cus-
tomary hour of using baying elapsed, a wmnan, who usually at•
tended him, on king into his chamber, round him lifeless.
Saturday sennight, at Diss, aged 75, Thos. Jer.kinson Wood.
ward, Esq. many years an active Magistrate fur the county of
Suflulk, and also a Magistrate for Norfolk.
Saturday se'nr.ight, in 'Wolverhampton, EfFner Austwick.
She was the age of his late Majesty, and at the time of his-Co-
reflation was a seriant at the Tower.

The C2d of June last, at Calcutta, aged 3'2, James Rubin-
son, Esti. Inspector of Ilcspitals, and son of the late Rev. Tho-
mas Robinson, of Leicester.
Jan. 25, Mr. John Risley, schoolmaster of Sheerness, for-
merly Airier df the Workhouse, Minster, SheppY-
. Monday sight, in Best's-lane, Canterbury, aged 44, 'Marga-
ret Roberts: she had spent the ereilit with some friends; add
retired to bed, when she was suddenly seized with a fit of ill-
ness, and in a few hours became a corpse.
Jan. SG, Mr. Wamtell, of St. `.echo!; s, Canterbiry : he ate
a hearty supper, retired to rest, and.was found a Corpse th:.
morning.
Wednesday, at hi.; house, in Yen keplace, Mr. Joseph Madocks,
of an inflammation in his chest. rais Geatleman (who was well
known in the gay world Some years si:lce, Ps.thr. " gayest of the
say," he being the the of every circle) died se raddenly as W
rreclude the last offices of his nearest friends. It was only a few
days since he was walking amonglis friends in St. James ..street..

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