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London, England, 1821-05-14 00:00:00

ECCLESTASTICAL PROMOTION'S.

The R(v. E. M. Willan, to the Rectory of Oring. Racks.
The Ito,. George Proctor, M. A. of ‘Vorce.!er CoUege, Oi
ford, is elected !lead Mister of Lewes &lard, Sasser.._ . _

Tuesday, Mr. Leweßio Llewelyn, Commoner of Jesus £ol
lege,l_hford, was elected Schclar of that Society.
The Rev. R. N. Ilarh:tm, Rector of Snargate, to be a Mina
Canon of St. Paul's Cathedral.
The Rev. J. H. Ilromhy, Vicar of Hull, to the VicaragenC
Cbeswardine, Salop.
The 44th oh. the Rev. R. Iloblyn, M.A. Rector of 1,1
Saints, Colchester, was instituted to the Rectory of St Lag..
ranee, Newland, Essex, void by the death of the late Rev. nu,
mas llarslow, previously to which be resigned the Rectory t
St. Leonard, Colchester.

The Presbytery of Brechin, at its meeting which took place
on Wednesday last, received a presentation, from Miss Erskine.
of Dun, in favour of Nit.. John Edie, to be Aiinister of Do.
in glace of Mr. William Burns, lately translated to
'The guardians of Henry Lumsden of Cushnie have prese.
the Rev. William Malcolm, Schoolmaster of Cushnie,
31inister of the united parishes of Lochel and Custmie, in do
l'resbytery of Alford, vacant by the decease of the Rev. Gunge
Anderson.

BIRTHS.
On the ntla instant, at Gosaom Lodge, Berihampstead,
wife of Henry Williams, k:sq.ofa son._

April 1, on board the Lord llungerford, at sea, the I-ide
Colin Campbell, Esq. Su: ;run of the Horse Brad en the Ara-
gal Establishment, of a daughter.
Tuesday, at Hastings, the Lady of Lieut.-Col. Parker, IL IL
Artillery, of apn.

1, the Lady of J. Abercrombie, E,q. M.D. of Abadan,
of a daughter.

MARRIED.

On the 9th of May, at Boulogne-sur•mer, by the Rev. L. R.
Laking (the ceremony having been previously performed at.
cording to the civil rites of the country), Autas Akers, d
Tunbridge Wells, to Isabella, fourth daughter ef Jobe Lakin&
Esq. and niece to the late Sir Charles Styl..,
The Rev. T. Chapman, of Wandsworth, to ILbecca, tided
daughter of I'. Miller, Esq. Croydon.
The Dobree, B.A. of East Bergholt, to Er*
Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the Rev. J. Twetd, M.A. Bea
tor of Capel St. Mary, Suffolk.
The Rev. John MU, M. A. to Miss Frodom, of Dorset•sq
London.

At Chesliam, Bucks, the Rev. Mr. Anderson, to Dzaboth,
eldest daughter of James Hepburn. F.sq.
May 7, the Rev. Dr. Ge{dart, Rector of Kirk Deisbton, to
Eliza, daughter of the late, and sister of the present W. Cadield„
Esq. of Bayly's Court, Sussex.
April 2.5 at Everton, Liverpool, the Rev. Joseph Fstos Dew
mor.t, of I faddington, to Susannah, second daNhter ri Jolla
Morton, Esq. of Liverpool, surgeon.
April 30, at Edinburgh, the Rev. Abraham Home, 31mister
of Greenlaw, to Susan, eldest daughter of the late Patrick An-
derson, Esq. Writer to the Signet.
May 2, at Linlithgow, the Rev. John Ilams.w, of Dualmneld,
Cheshire, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Airmatler
Lang, merchant, Linlithgow.
April 30, at Humble, the Rev. Charles Richie, lnisterd
Kk.kliston, to Margaret, daughter of the late .klexarder Reid,
Esq. of Rath() Bank.
April 30, at Hawthornbank, the Rev. James Tradl, Minister
of the Episcopal Chapel, Haddington, to Margaret, eldest dash-
ter of Robert Vetch, Esq. Ilawthornbank.
Lately, Nassau William Senior, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Bar-
rister at Law, and late Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford,*
Mary Charlotte, eldest niece of John 3lair, Esq. of the Lodge,
Iron Acton, Gloucestershire.
May 5, Captain John Drummond, Coldstream Guards, to
Miss Georgiana Augu;ta Finch.
Monday, at St. G eorge's, Bloramsbu ry, John Trenchard
of Sturminster-Marshall, in the county of Dorset, Esq. B.C.L.
and Fellow of New College, Oxford, to Jane, eldest daughterd
George Tennant, Esq. of Itusisll-square.
April 28, at Dublin, the lion. 6. W. Massey, son of the late
Lord Massey, to Narcissa, second daughter of the late Jameillugh
Smith Barry, Esq. of Mau-bury Ball, Cheshire, and Foul, Cork

DIED.
Friday morning, aged GO, James Griffith, D.D. Mate el
University College, and Prebendary of Gloucester.
Monday, after a long illness, James Fowler Taylor, Eq.
,
Fellow-Commoner of Enintailuel College, Cambridge.
Thursday, at Lsytonstone, Essex, of a rapid decline, afters
short discharge of his minixteria? functions, in his 25th year.dg
Rev. William Hanbury, M. A. of New College, Oxford.
At Caine, in his 80th year, the Rev. Thomas Greenwood,
Vicar of that parish upwards of 40 years.
On the 27th ult. at the Manse of Kilchomaa, the Rev. 10$
M•Leish, Minister of that Parish.
At Gibraltar, the 12th ult. Lieut. H. M. Buckeridge, of the
corps of Royal Engineers.
The 6th Dist. at Brighten, Susannah Margaret, wife of William
Roe, Esq. late Commissioner and Chairman of his Majcs!'i

Customs.
Monday, at Islington, of a decline, Edwin Bremridge,94
late of Dyer's-buildings, I lolburn, Solicitor, aged 34.
In October last, at Prince of Wales's Island, of a bilious ca
plaint,. Captain James Greig. in his 26th year, Commander d
the Perseverance, country ship.
The 15th Noventner last, M Calcutta, Alexander, the noel
son of the late Charles Thdlusson,.F.sq.
Nov. 4, 162.:), at sea, on board the Minerva, on his passage
from Sourabaya to Sintapore, John Sy-rue, lam.
A few days 'since, at Ticehurat, aged GO, 1 horns' nalc°66'
a popular or rather notorious character as a conjuror orfortuar
teller. He for many years drew the attention of the creduloots
and commanded the admiration cf the superstitious for snarly
miles round ; but a little previous to his death, he acknowledged
the fallacy of his divination, and rezretted that he had "el'
practised it.

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