Star.
London, England, 1821-11-13 00:00:00

131111118.
Sunday se`nolglit, at Conyngitam Hail, near I(eareihotot4
the Lady of Dr. Harrison, of a son.
Oct. 29, at Paris, the Lady of Aleunder Xortnaa alarm
Lao. of Harris, of a son.
In Limerick, the Lady of Captain J. IL it,
itnip, a
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O (St of Limerick Militia, of a son.
At Castictown, in the Queen's County, the L.,41 at
the John Bertsfurd Johnson, of a daughter.
Nov. 1, at Kingston-upon-Thames, the Lady of Captain F.
Skelton, of a sou.
Oct. 27, at ons House, Invrness4Mre, the Lady tic*
net NP Donald, M
of a son and heir.e
Noe. 6, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Lientenant-Caniel lees
of the 4th Dragoon Guards, of a daughter.
Nov. 3, at Beaminster House, Dorset, Lady Emily &w
a son and heir. e, _

Friday, in South Audley-ameti the Lady of w L Ng*
Esq. M.P. of a ton.

M ARRIED.
Tuesday, at Edinburgh, Captain Alexander Cordtio, its
Mary Elizabeth, only daughter of the bte Sfr Emit Gag
Bart. of Park.
Monday se'nnight, at Exeter, the Rev. John /66
' Poison Prebendary of Exeter Cathedral, to lam Ge:ti
GraeeVeale, of that city.
Oct. 40, at Newton Bushel, I. J. MlBran, Esc of the
rky
Train of Artillery, to Fanny, youngest daughter of the lair
topber Valence, Esq. of Newton Abbot, Devon.
Oct. 15, at the Protestant Chunh, Caen, Jane, Melt dor,
ter of Richard ;loore, Esq. to Gustave D'Escrivieux, Cape%
au Corps Royal de I'Etat Major, Aide-de-camp to Causal k
Baron de PuthoiL
Tuesday sennight, at Londeabro', the Rev. George 11eiumi
Frances, daughter of the 11ev. A. Ewbank, Rector of Loogolk‘e
The 30th ult. at Pancras church, John ant, E. ouritip,
of Think, to Miss Jane Maddison, youngest daughter of Coht4
3laddison, of Thirsk.

The 30th ult. at Dover, James Walker, F.sq. to llentiettaig
dent daughter of the late Major Grant, formerly of York.
Wednesday se'onight, at Bath, Richard Smith, Esq. of gi
linatra, High Sheriff of the county of Waterford, to die Ili
Harriet St. Leger, daughter of the late Viscount Donetsk

DIED.

The Bth inst. at Shrewsbury, the ftev. William Smitb,
74th year of his age, formerly Pastor of the Baptist aurtli,4
Eagle-street, Holborn.
Wednesday, at Bath, the Viscountess Mount Earl, dun
long and painful

Priday, Mr. Thomas F.dgley, of Essex-wharf, Strand, jai
51st year of his age, after a few (Lys illness, cieeasioceil by al
vete fall.

Wednesday, at Ashwick-House, near Marshfield, in the
year of his age, Isaac Webb Hofknt, Esq. tLe oldest
gistrate in the county of Gloucester.
Saturday se'nnight, on board his Majesty's ship Qom(
lotte, in consequence of the sudden rapture of a blood n
James Taught, a smuggler. _ _

Saturday se' ght, at his house at Richmond, Yi
Thomas Wycliffe, >r aged 63 years ; the last male del

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of an ancient family which gave birth to the celebrated velour
John Wycliffe, and has been settled in the ntighbolirlooli
Richmond since the time of Edward the First.

At Sidmeuth, on the Ist instant, Lieuten..nt H. R. Benxi,
R.N. in the 29th year of his age.
Saturday last, Mrs. Widdicombe, wife of Mr. Widdinek,
who was killed at Ivybridge. The shock occasioned by then
fortunate accident which happened to her husband, threw it%
Widdicombe into fits, from which she never recovered.

Saturday, Mr. Henry Humphrya, of the Stook Eteket
eldest son of the Rev. John Ilumphtm of Helen
At Bath, on the 7th inst. aged 4S, Maria ion, tbeiriki
Rear-Admiral Ballard.

June 17, at Batavia, la the 66th year of his age, Carwhini.
teas Maughan, rf Sloane street, Chelsea.
Nov. 2, aged 75, of an. exfoliation of the jaw, in Leek Mt
Thos. Taney, late of Seholes, in the pariah of Ilerwickialmt.
August 21, at Tortola, Mr. Henry Clement, Acing Cam
of Customs at that bland.

August 25, at Washington, in America, Mr. Joseph Theriot
aged 36, formerly of York.
Sept. 25, at Odessa, of a malignant fewer, aged 32, Mr. 11
chael Calaum, of Bridlington Quay, master of the brig Eliza.
beth, of London.
Friday se'nnight, at his house in the Cote of lanedni Mei
eighty, John Hare, Esq. formerly a Captain is the taxisidik' I
Dragoons.
At Shrewsbury House of Industry, where he had tied shat
twenty years, Richard Chester. Since his funeral at tbe2i
ult. it appears that a property, amounting to seven' Masai
pounds, had been left him ten or twelve yeas ago, adds'
cert:ficate cf his death has been forwarded to Lout* kW
to substantiate the claim in Chancery, and receive the ow.
At I)uddington, near Edinburgh, on the 3nth of Onster,k
John Watt, aged 20, eldest son of the late Dr. Robert Istii
Glasgow, and Editor of the Biblititleteaßritartriica.
• Thursday, Jessie Hunter, wife of the Rev. John
Spa "Villas, Gloucester, and second daughter of the bit*
Young, Esq. of Bellwood, Perthshire, aged 56.
Wednesday se'nnight, in the Three Crswoo.bne,
street, Carlisle, Esther Dixon, aged 56. She bad Ism as
tient at the lßspensary since the first establishment of tint el
lent instituticn. Her complaint was an ulcer in one dbethx
which remained incurable' till death. The put:stows dismiss
she took was about 50 ounces per week during a glut PQM
of years, thereby costing the Dispensary upwards of tea goo
yearly for that ingredient alone, besides other medicines.
Last week, Johd Wood, one of the crew of the Flak(
Whitehaven, was drowned in Dublin harbour. Ile wasimi
in an erect position, nearly ap to the middle in mud.