Star.
London, England, 1816-07-31 00:00:00

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Vriday, at Bids. Mn. Agar, chit siti;.% at a &ashler, bees
her twelfth child.
Saturday, the Laly of Chas. Parciay, Esq. M.P. of a d.
Sunday se'onight, a: Melhourne•Hatt, the Lady of Majoe.ge.
neat Sir Henry Vasa'our, Bar. of a daughter.
Thursday, at FuTdr.l, near York, the' Lady o: the An. It;
Sutton, of • eaughter„

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Monday last at Nonitigt!on Church, by the Rey. Henri,
Plunit.tre, itobrt, ettlest son of Robet t Rantsileui Lsq of
ton Hall, No:ts, to Francis Matdda, third daughter of Johu
tawmptre, p,.q. of Fredville, Kent.
At Eliubtorgh, the 24d instant, Captain John Ron, R.N. tti
Chrstian, daughter of Thomu Atter, Esq. Clerk to the Stott.
Tuesday, at Reading, Betts, the Rev. J. awnbuckle, to Am;
bella, youngest daughter of Wm. Andrews, Esq.
July 11, at Mary-1a bonne Church, Major Angelo, Vat Reti.
ment, to Paulme de Choiseul, daughter ul Marquis de Cluti.etiL
Friday, at Blandford, the ttev. D. Gunn, to Enna, daughter el.
Malachi Tice, lEsq of that place.
Thursday, at Dailington, the Hon. and Rev. Thos. L. Dundas;
to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of the Rev. Jutus Banquet, id
Hardingsione.
June go, at Florence, Claude Alexander, Esq. of liallantile, to
Miss Keatinge, eldest daughter of colonel Kintinge.
Weinesday, at Twickenham, the Rev B. Philpot, Fel'a,if of
Christ College, Cambridge, to Ltiltta Mary, daughter of the
Tate William Kaput, of Huntinglield,
Friday sennight, at ;:t. Chad's, Shrewd...urn Mr. John Brostui
of Crispin Hall, to Min Nl:tria Hill, of Clod Hall. the Ise,tht
tataidget:
of the bride and hridetroont is about 4 f4et.7
the former 17—ot the latter 37. They were cooducted wedlock
by a numerous c.mipany : and on the return tit the bridegroom
' (through the church window) he was greeted with acclamation,
was placed in a chair and carried thrcugh the pri,teipal streets kr
the town, attended by inutile, &c. lie bras t hen V.Ctlrted to 1,4
rdavesitiserpentcet,
wwihtheriehae tunosinti.Lum2atvti,ovoswiditynner wa.

Last week, at Fratton, after a Rogqing illness, Lieut. Jane, P.N.
July 4, at Slaughter's Coffee-house, io the utd year of his age,
Lkut. Edmood Poulter Duncan, of the 59th Regiment.
July 111,Robert. youngest son of Professor l homson,Lihnburgh.
Sunday sennight, at Faruhant. bir. S. H. Boult, :tarpon aLd
Apothecary.

July 13, Mrs. Forbes, spouse of the Rev. Patrick Forbes, one
,f the Ministers of Old Aberdeen.
July 0, at Baffie, the Rev. Andrew Murray, Minister of tbe
Burgher Associate Congregation,'rough, to the 7iith year of his
age and 37th ie his m'niatry.
Wednesday, suddenly, at Pant-rgoltry House, near Aberga.
venny, Mrs. Gaheli, widow of the Rev. T. (Jabal.
July 14, in Ins Guth year,the Rev. Sir John Thos. Wheate, Barr.
formerly.uf Cannington, near Bridgwater. The title is mum.
July 13, at Airds, In the parish of Kell% in Gallaway, Mr. W.
M•Caa, and on the 16th Mts. Elizabeih M•M his wife.
•Lately, in France, by a fall truer his carriage, Capt. H. Marsh,
of-the tritish Artillery.
Lately at Guernsey, Captain Balfour, Royal Navy, an 016:rr
who. repeatedly signalized himself by cutting nut several ship
from the French Pons.
Sunday st'onigh., whilst amusing himself in a boat un the lieu'
Nidd, at Kinn...brim:hi tela,ter l'huinas Henry Lee, youngest
son of Jobs Lee, Esq.. of Abbey House, Knatethrough.
Monday seinsigler, Mr. Benjamin Steal, of Street Gap, near
Ilsodford. He fell down in the hay field, while superintending his
Wink people, and expired almost immediately.
Rev. Wm. Airey, formerly curate of Ruthwell, near Iseeds.
• In Wexford, the Rev. John Jacob.
At New Inn; Glebe, near Cashel, the Rev. John Lloyd.
. Tuesday, in Sr. Giles's, Oxford, In his 90th year, k. Yastnad
known by the name of the Old Butley Shepherd.
On the 17th imtant, in Neveltitsp-street, b.uh, aged 89, John
Irving, Esq. 11. is gentleman was, excepting one, the last mei.
vor of the tionourable Mandamus-Council, at liost..n, in New
Ragland He married Maria Catherine, daughter of the Honour-
able William Shirley, Governor-General of New Bahian& who
died only a few months before him, atter they had lived together
k uninterrupted affection upwards of 61) years.

On the !4th iostain, at Cambridge, aged 65 (from the blety
he received by the overturning of a gig), the noted Dick Vaugbaa,
the driver of the Telegraph coach from Cambridge to Loodni.
He had been to dine with some friends at Nickeridge ea the
Sunday preceding, and was driving himseit bsck, when by seen
'means he overtnnied his gig, and was found on the road byre
friends with whom he had spent the day, and who left Pucka*
softie tithe aker him.