Star.
London, England, 1820-03-13 00:00:00

MARRIRD.

The Rev. P. Holtman, of Milton, Kent, to Amelia, yolingett
daughter of James Heath, Esq. of Russell-place, Loudon.
Thursday, F. Close, Esq. A.ll of St. John's College, Cart..
bridge, to Anne, third daughter of :he late Rev. John Anita,
of Longcroft-hall, Staffordshire.
Mach 1, Lieutenant-Colonel rolcishoun Grant Forres, to
Miss Margaret Brodie, second daughter n James Beadle, Esq.
of Brodie.

' Thursday, at Chelter.ham, Abraham Dveonsher, of
hanick, Ctak, Esq. to Louisa Charlotte, only.alaugkuar of the
late Captain John Cooke, of :he B.:llcrophon, who tell in the
Battle of Trafalgar.

At Edinburgh, op the 29th ult. Lieutenant D. WFAriane,
late of the Rile Brigade, to Jane, elde.t dAughter ofJohn Drum-
mond, Esq.
At Edinburgh, on the 2d inst. Major Bain, of the Ron. •
East India Company's serriee, to Jane, third daughter of the
late Forrest Dewar, Rsq.
At Aberdeen, on the Ist inst. the Rev. Alexander CltsAtie
Strahan, to Ann, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Alexander-Ro-
-1
bertson, Minister of Con!!.

At Paddinzton, William I.ushing, E. of Paddington, to
Miss West, only daughter of the late Captain H. West, R.N.
In lilllyleagh Church, James Bailie, ihti; of Ringdufferin,
county of Down, to Charloue Louisa Carleton, dongliter. VIL
the Rev. Peter Carleton, of Killyleagh.

DIED.
Saturday morning, between the hours of twelve and ono(
o'clock, at his house in Newman-street, in the 11114 year of hi*
age, Benjamin West, Esq. the venerable President of the Royal
Academy. Ile expired without a struggle.
On Friday, the 10th instant, at bis brother's house, Northaw, -
Herts, Nathaniel Gould, Esq. of Manchester, in the 64th year,
of his age.
The Rev. William Couture, Rector of Checkendon, Ortiarti.'
shire, and formerly Fellow of University College.
At the house of his son, the Rev. Wm. Baines, Rector of
Tanfleld, Yorkshire, aged 94, rbe Rev. John Baines.
At his lodgings in Bala-street, Bath, the Rev. John Potticary,
late of Blackheath, Kent.
ThstrsdaY sennight, at Woodipidge, in his 70th year, the
Rev. Robert Rejnolds, late Rector of Boulge and Debach.
. Feb. 24, on has passage from Leith to Montrose, on board the
Susan, Banton, Mr. James Duncan, writer. Edinburgh.
Feb. 26, at Montrose, in the 60th year of his age, Captain
David Valentine, of his Majesty's Navy.
At Port Antonio, Jamaica, on. the 14th December, in the
prime of life, Dr. Thomai Reed.
The id :not. in the Kent-road, Deptford, William Dravr
bridge, F.sq. of the Navy-Omer, Somerset-Hatuse,
Mrs. Ashe, relict of the late Rev. John Alike, formerly Reg,
for of the town of Ballinasloe.

Mr. James MiUs Legh, formerly of the Ordnance Depute
meat, in Dublin.
Tuesday, at Grundisburgh Hall, near Woodbridge, in hi!
80th year, Brampton Gordon DillinghamAsti. A.M. and P.A.%
one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, and Deputy Lieutea
nant for the counties of Suffolk and Norfolk. lie served the
office of High Sheriff of the latter county in the year 1789. His
death was Sudden. He had for some time been infirm, but ud
the day of his death, - indeed tee the minute preceding it, wail
comfortable and cheerful. About nine in the evening, standing
at the table, he asked for a chair, sat down in it, and instantly
expired. •
Friday se'nnigbt, at Cashel, Mr. Alexander Cathcart, bride=
well-keeper of Caher, of a fracture in the skull, which he re.
eeived about a month ago, from two men by whom he wait
waylaid.
An old man, in the parish of Urray, Rosa-shire, was lately
seized with a paralytic stroke, which deprived hint of speech and
motion, and in a few days put an end to his life. His aged /value.
who hid previously enjoyed good health, was employed in ada
justing something about the head of her departed husband, a few
minutes after his decease, when she suddenly pressed her temples
with bosh her hands, called a Alas, my head!' and expired.

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