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London, England, 1820-10-23 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

October 1, at Chester, the Lady of the 'Rev. F. Casson, of

daughter.
. Friday sennight, at Stoke, the Lady of itfajor Read, Rt.
nianeut Assibtatn-Quarter-Master-General of the Western D.
trict, of a daughter.

• mARRI ED.
The Rev. H. Welsford, of Tewkesbury, to Miss Newmin,cf
Castle-street, -Leicester-square, London.
Rev. Thomas Keyworth, of Ituncorn, to Miss Murrell, niece
of the late Lady Barrington, of Thorncrofti Chester.
The Rev. Henry Bolton;only son of 'Thomas Bolton, Esq. of
Radeliffe Lodge, to Selina,' 3oungest daughter of the late
Jackson, of Eastland House, Notts.
The Roy. J. W. Turner, of Barthornley, Cheshire, to Mary,
eldest daughter of W. N%atkis, Esq. of Edge lhll, Liverpool.
Sept. 28, at Wexford, the Rev. Richard Widdt Elgise, to
Cassandra, daughter of the Rev. Samuel Hawkshsrw,Prebetdary
bf i?re Diocese of Clogher. . •
Tuesday, at Llangynhafal, Captain Trevor Owen Joon, of
Weprollall;to Mary, second daughter of Thomas Davies, Esc:
of Plas Draw.
Oct. 17, Thos. Do Gard, It D. of Shrewsbury, to Marianne,
riaighier of Dr: Whit:fad, of Hireferd.
blorsday, at Ryam, in Derbyshire, Captain Robert Mato,
ILN. to Mary Jane, youngest daughter of Major-Gen. Claris.
N. Cookson, Royal Artillery, of .Eyarn. •

DIED.
At Madras, the lie,. W. A. Keating, senior Chaplain to But
Presidency, and formerly of Merton College Oxford. '
The Rev. Henry Hardinge, Rector of Stanhope.
Lately, at Headiogly, near Leeds, aged 65 years, the Rev.
Joseph Bowden, for twelve years Minister of Call-Cam Chapel,
Leeds.
Octoberl2, at Taunton, the Rev. Isaac Tozer, 25 years Pastor
of the Dissenting Congregation in that town.
Oct. 11, suddenly, at Dumbarton, Ebenezer Hislop,
Member of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow.
Oct,. 10, at Pembury, Herbert, the infant son of the atl.
Stephen Woodgate.•
Oct. 16, Mr. Thomas Bateles, Collected of the Tolls at
Norton Turnpike. He was seized with a -fit soon after eating
its thanes, and died shortly afterwards.
Tuesday, at Cliastleton, aged 11, Margaret, youngest did/O-
in. of the Rev. James Adams. '
Oct: 11, in Caroline-street, Bedford-square, Henry Ogilvie,
late of Madeira.
1. Friday se'nnight,-at Astley House, Maidstone, after an illness
of seven years, contracted in his Majesty's service, Major Joni
Burn, aged 44, of the Royal Marines. ' •
Oct. 12, at Versailles, Alicia, only 'datighteretbe Rev. Arch
deacon Bernen. •

TO THE PUBLIC. •
'[WHENEVER take a Contract fors Lottery, it
alwayimyendeaveur so t 6 urangetheilichente as to
tibilei the erisheafif possible, of you, my best friends. The. pre-
ewt into Three 4.otteries, the Schemes widely
dierlag. 'tom each other, is by that means I was enabled to
attain whit I so much. desired; the approbation of so many more
friends than if I had • aotifiried my plans to one principle alone.
Tyro of the Leittlaiestare concluded,.and I sin happy to say met
with great. eicehrigement, and for which allow me to return
you my sinter: thanks. • I have now the honour of submitting
for year approbation the last Scheme of the Contract (sad the
kist Lottery that can be drams Mis year); it consists of 6,1100
Tickets, and contains Two Prizes of £20,000 Consols. Two
bind of Z 18,060 Consols and x,OOO Money, making together
• - .. FOUR PRIZES OF £40,000.
Besides various ether Capitals and advantages, as will be genii!'
inference to the Scheme. My object for having so manyStioct
Prisei, was owing to the rennin of numerous individuals, who
,Maiiihred Ibis a most eligible time, as there has been, without sry
annitent cause, so great a depression of the Public Funds, that
a.coasiderabkre.action, or rise, may reasonably be expected, and
,of•such rise the Holders of the Prizes would have all the bead'
4, Cwohills I have the homer to be,
And 9,llJharingi-roia, Your devoted servant,
lett Oct. IBM • - T. RISS