Star.
London, England, 1820-02-09 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

Monday se'nnight, the Viscountess Duncan, of a son.
At Glin Nouse, the Lady of the Knight of Glin, of a son.

Jan. 31, at Westport, in the county of Mayo. the Marchioness
of Sligo, of a son and heir.
Saturday, at Portsmouth, the Lady of jVhtjor Buchanan, of
the Royal Engineers, of a son.
MARRI

ED.

Jan. 24, at 'Unshorn, Lieutenant James Nairn, R.N. to Miq
Sophia Sprunt, daughter of Mr. J. Sprunt, manufacturer there.
At Madras, C. M. Bushby,.Esq. of the line. Company's Coal
Service, to Mary Catherine, eldest daughter of the late Colonel
Andrew *3liCally.

DIED.

• At Nagpore,

Henry Munt, C.B. of the 6th

Light Cavalry.
At Dindigur, Major. E. P. Stevenson, of the 4th N.V. Batt.
'' At Negapatam, Lieutenant and Adjutant Archibald Rankin,
2d Batt. 23d Regiment.
August 18, at Coldmbo, Mrs. Rogers, wife of Mr. Rogers,
Clerk of the Survey ill "the Ordnance Department of Colombo.
• august 31, at Madras, the Rev. J. Mouse ley, D.D. Arch-
deacon of Madras.
August 29, at Calcutta, in the 22d year of her age, Ihrriet,
wife of the Rev. Mr. Harnpson, Missionary, formerly of Gas-
pnrt Seminary.
Sunday se'nnight, Mrs. Gainer, wife of the late Lieut. Gaiter,
of the tOth Royal Veteran Battalion.
-• Lately, in the West Indies, Mr. Thomas Waterworth, It. N.
eldest son of Mr. Waterworh, Surgeon, of Newport, Isle of
Wight. . • • •
'Lately, at Abbey.lholm, Wm. Cook, aged 90 ; many years
postman between Wigton and Greenrow.
At Dublin, at a•very advanced age, the Hon. Mrs. Allen,
mister to the late Viseaunt Allen.
• January 31, at l'enzance, Harriet Frances, younger* daughter
Of Lady Theodosia Vyner.
. At Bristol Hotwelfse in her 71st year, the Dowager Counce6s
of Granard. _ _

Tuesday se'rmight, at Cardiff, in the 53c1 year of his age, Lieu-
tenant Abraham Hateourt White, of the Royal Navy.
Saturday se'nnight. at Carlisle, pf apopLay, Isabella, wile of
Jeremiah Jollie, printer, aged 56 years. -
'• At Dumfries' on the 26th ult. Gabriel Richardson, Esq. late
Provost of that Burgh.
At Dumfries, on the 27th ult. in tke 80th year of her dge,M:s.
Janet Macintyre, a-Gentlewoman of great respectability.
At k:dinburgls, Km. Philips, widow of Riohard JFAii:ton Pki-
lips, Mq. late one of She Commissioners of Custonfs fur Scotland.
At Kirkcudbright; the 21st ult. in the 86th year of his age. and
50th of his ministryidie Rev. Dr. Robert Mote..., one oldie Deans •
of the Chapel Royailossel Chaplain in Or nary to his late Niajesty.,
• Jan. 23, at Scones-Mrs. Brodie, widow of the Rev. John 13ro-
die, late Minister Of •Kinloch.
At Mundie, parkh of Aberdal'gie, on the 27th ult.. the Rev..
David Meliss, If. 11. -*
At riathgate; on Ike 25d ult. the Rev. Patrick Gomel, Minis-.
ter of the Associated Congregation there, in the s.:ith year of his
.age and 55d of his,assinistry. -
Jan. 27, at Tranent, the RCN'. Robert Shirreff, in the 66th
year of his age, anet,l2d of his ministry.
Jan. 21, at Camas, Miss Christian Start, yonngest-daughter
of the late Rev. Robert Stark, Minister of the Gospel there.
At Paisley, on the Ist January lasi. aged three years and eight
,months, Agnes, the only daughter; and on the 29th Jisnuary,
aged six motiths,:irohn, the only son, of the Rev. Mr. Bert's,
one of the Ministets of l'aiiky.
At l'erth, the ISt inst. widow Wl.ean, whose maiden name
was Elapet M'Gregor, aged 102 years, and three months. She
retained her facultlks to the list, and was never confined to bed
befote the begifining.of the late severe weather. • Altho' infirm, ehe
had the complete eopsyruent of sight, and never required 'the trFe
of spectacles. !ler husband was many years a tenant on the
estate of Ilreadalbane, and she herself was a servant at an Inn,
Kiilin, in th,; year 1745, when Priuce Charles was there, with
wheat she shook hands, and often boasted of the honour. . She
has loft a sen living, aged 72 years, and Itad a daughter, who
died last Midsummer, aged 70. •
'rhur,Jay, Mr. Cannon, of Fretlerick-street, Portsea, aged 94 '
yeah s. This ertraordlnary man was never known to ea% hsh,
flesh, or fowl; or to drink 'anything stronger than water, Kx-
cepting tea in the aftirnoon! • •

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