Star.
London, England, 1820-08-28 00:00:00

MARRIED.

The Rev. Herbert Randolph, Vicar of ;Wareham Berk% to
Mary, second daughter of the late P. D. Burridge, Esq. of Stoke
House Gloucestershire.
'At Camberwell, the Rev. Johnsen Atkinson %skid, D.D.
to Miss Charlotte • Mary Irwin, a Park-place, Upper Baker-
street.

The Rev. W. A. Fitzhugh, to Mary Anne, youngest daughter
of the late Thomas Lane, Esq. of Bradbourne-place, Kent.
Sunday se'nnight, at Headington, near Oxford, John laud
Pryor, Esq. of Baldock, Hertfordshire, to Louisa, eldest daugh-
ter of the late Rev. Robert Barker Bell, formerly Fellow of
New College, Oxford, and late cf Wlndleshant, Surrey.
July 31, at Guernsey, Major E. Simons, of the Hon. Fast-
India Company's Service, to Maria, eldest daughter of Major
Browne, of Canon's-Leigh Abbey, Devon.
Lately, at Limerick, Captain Prosser, Third Dragoons, to
Miss Jane Whittaker, of the Theatre Royal, Dublin, and for-
merly of Birmingham.
Wednesday, at Great Beddow, James Boggle, Esq. Lieut.-
Colonel of the West Essex Militia, to Sophia. Devon dais/ger
of Wfiliam Packer, Esq. of Great Beddow.
Wednesday, Lieutenant-Colonel Raikes, of the ldstreans
Guards, to Louisa, youngest daughter of Henry Bouiton, Esq.
of Givun's-grove, near Leatherhead, Surrey.

DIED.

Friday, at Ms seat, near Farnham, Lord Stavrel, aged 62.
His Lordship succeeded his mother, Mary Baroness Swell, in
1780, and has left issue one daughter, born in 1780, *ha mar-
ried the Hon. Jolt Dutton, son of Lord Sherborne. The title
is extinct.

In his 77th year, the Rev. Thomas Baddon, Rector of St.
Nicholas with All Saints annexed.
Friday se'nnight, in his 57th year, the Rev. C. R. Dade, Rea-
tor of Denver, Norfolk. He was formerly Fellow of Caine
College, Cambridge, B.A. 1784, M.A. 1787. The Rectory is
in the patronage of the Master and Fellows of that Society.
Saturday se'nnight, at Tanningten Green, Suffolk, in the it7tb
year of her age, after a very lengthened illness, Jane, the wife
of the Rev. S. Barker, A.M. late of Yarmouth.
Tuesday, at Elmstead Vicarage, aged six yam, Charlotte
Frances, only child of the Rev. John Brooke.
At Burnside, the 28th ult. Thomas Crichton, Etq. formerly
in the service of the Hon. East India Company.
At Woolwich, aged 55, Mrs. N. A. Harding, relict of the
late Colonel John Harding, of the Royal Artillery.
The 13th inst. at Itchen, near Southampton, Mt. Charles Ogle,
of Christ Church, Oxford.

BENGAL
Bares.—At Dinapore, on the 31st January, Mrs. W. P.
Waite'', °Ca son.

At Cawnpore, on the 2Gth January, the Lady of Captain Ir.
win Mating, of a ion.
At Patna, on the lit February, the Lady Wipant MomTs
Esq. of the Civil Service, of a son.

Maaatacrs—The 15th February, John Lord, Eaq. of tie
firm of Christie, Bernard, and Co. merchants, to Charlotte, se-
cond daughter attic Rev. Robert Noyes, of Reasper, Susses.
Sunday, the 13th Fcbruary, Mr. J. W. Henderson, of the 11.
C. Pilot Service, to Miss Mary Shaw.
At Puttaitaut, on the 30th January, Mr. I. L Favier, to Miss
Charlotte Tuereene, daughter of Mr. P. Tuereene.
The 28th January, 'at Babcha, near Juanpore Mr. Thomas
Sheehy, to Miss Sarah Hollier, eldest daughter of 111 r. John Hole
het, indigo planter.
DEATHIL—The 14th February, Thomas MacneeLmce, Esq.
late a Captain la the Country Service, aged 45.
The 12th February, Mrs. Plaiza Maria Ayres, the widow of
the late Mr. Anthony Ayres.
At Sylhet, on the 15th February, Mr. George Adie.
• At Meerut, on the 19th February, Lieutenant W. IL Hard-
ing, Ist 27th N. I.
The 16th February, at kis quarters in Fort William, aged 61
Major-General J. Garstin, Commanding the Corps of Engiueetas

.il6ll- WATER at LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
311-rning - - 58 minutes after .5
Afternoon - . 5 6

LONDON I Primed and published by Lryst, KENT, rant-
Place, Temple-rah

P

' IP.

#.
h

U

ab
t

• XI