Star.
London, England, 1821-05-07 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

On the 21st ult. at Crnft House, Keho, the Lady of the
Rev. George Bunion, Rector of Falstone, Northumberland,
of a son.

At Burton Crescent, en the 21st ult. the Lady of Sir Jmts
C. Anderson, Girt. of a daughter.
Sunday, at Baton-street, Grosvenor-place, the Lady of Cap-
tain J. J. A. Willow% of the Madras Army, of a daughter.
Ap 1. 20, at Norwich, the Lady 'of Captain Campbell, of the
9th Lancers, of a son.

May 2, Gower-street, Bedford-square, the Lady of W. F.
Beteler, Esq. Recorder of Canterbury, of a son.
At Halifax, Nova Scotia, the Lady of Major Fittgerahl,d
the 24 Battalion 60th Regiment of a daughter.

MARRIED.
The Rev. Christopher Cape!, of Prestbury, near Cheltenham,
to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late Sir W. ii orbs, J
Craigievar, North Britain.
At Kemeys, sear Usk, the Rev. Thomas Williams, of Aber.
gavenny, to Miss Rees, of the Weir, near Trtstrey, Monmouth.
The Rev. Charles Bridges, of Woobstrn, Buckinghamshire, to
Miss Harriet Torkaset of Ipswich.
The Rev. Charles Tayler, to Anna Margaretta, eldest daag4
ter of the late Thomas Bamfylde Tyndale, Esq. of Taunton.
The Rev. Owen Alarden, of Earsley, to Anne, daughter of
Mr. Thomas Lucas, of Pulborough, Sussex.
At Irby, near Grimsby, the Rev. IL W. Powell, to Frames,
third daughter of C. Bell, Esq. of Laceby.
The Rev. John Richards, to Mary Anne, daughter ofEAvard
Pryce, Esq. of the Flash Busk, Salop.
• The Rev. Richard Rice, Vicar of Kirkland, to Mary, ma
daughter of the Rev. S. J. Goodenough. Prebendary of Cult.
Tuesday sennight, at the Collegiate Church, Wolverhamptor
the Rev. R. Windsor, to Miss E. Bond.

At the Dianne of Dunbiane, on the 27th ult. the Rev. n,
mos Dimma, Minister of the parish of Queensferry, to Yr
Laura Grkrson.

At Lisrnore, the Rev. George Tierney Roche, Vicar of Tagil
Michael, to Sarah, youngest daughter of the late Richard Sp*
row, Esq. of Oakland, county of Westmeath.
Thursday se'nnight, at Alphington Church, Mr. Seatesd.
Dissenting Minister, of Plymouth, to Miss White, daughteri
the late Mr. White, Master of Yentisbeare School, Devoe.
Tuesday, at Stoke Church, John Rogers Dale, Esq. Capnii
in the 114th Regiment, to Frances Delia, youngest daughters'
Captain Luke, R.N.

DIED.
The Rev. W. Perry, Vicar of Stone, and Curate of Maw
don, near Aylesbury.
Suddenly, at Greenock, on the lEth ult. the Rev. iitosii
Bayne, Minister of the Gaelic Chapel there, in the 54th yoga
his age, and 29th of his Ministry.
Thursday se'nnight, suddenly, Mrs. Cathcart, wife of tie
Hon. and Rev. A. H. Cathcart Vicar of Kippaz, Record
Methley, add one of the Prebends of the Cathedral Churcl
York.

Sunday se'nnight, Major-General Thomas Saunders Bates*
of the Honourable East India Company's Service in BMA
aged sixty years.
Slay 1, in Burgate-lane, Canterbury, aged eleven, Alia'.
daughter of Mr. William Hearnden. Her death wasoccniow
by fright, from the lightning on the evening of Good Fridit..._
April 27, aged 11, Richard, son of George Wel L'r
Town ark of Sandwich.
April 23, at River, Mr. Thomas Beynon, late Caerabil
the Company of Messrs. Mate and Copeland.
At Cove, Cork, Jane, wife of Captain Nugent, latest
111th Regiment of Foot.
In Belfast, on the I:6th ult. William Neilson, D.ll Prdissir
et the Learned Languages, &c. in the Academical Institufito.

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