19. Rev. T. Whateley, to Isabella Sophia, daughter of sir W. W. Pepys, bart. 21. Henry Clifford, esq. to Anne Theresa, youngest daughter of the late Edward Ferrers, esq. 22. Thomas Welmer, esq. to Charlotte Margaret, third daughter of Gerard Noel Noel, esq. 23. S. F. Milford, esq. to Juliana, eldest daughter of the late William Ainge, esq. 28. Mr. A. Vestris, to miss Bartolozzi, grand-daughter of the celebrated engraver. Feb. 2. Viscount Neville, to miss Mary Anne Bruce Elcock. 6. Viscount Powerscourt, to lady Frances Joselyn, eldest daughter of the earl of Roden. 15. David Scott, esq. to Mary, the eldest daughter of the late William Seddon, esq. 18. James Alexander, esq. M.P. to the hon. Mrs. Bruce. 20. Lord Blantyre, to Fanny, the second daughter of the hon. John Rodney. 24. Thomas Somers Cocks, esq. to Agnetta, fifth daughter of the right hon. Pole Carew. March 4. W. H. Lyttleton, esq. M. P. to lady Sarah, eldest daughter of carl Spencer. 8. Viscount Gage, to miss Poley, eldest daughter of the late hon. E. F. P. 11. Edward Ferrers, esq. to lady Harriet Anne Ferrers Townshend, eldest surviving daughter of the late marquis Townshend. 16. J. Goss, esq. to lady Harrington, widow of the late sir Edw. Harrington. 25. Lieut.-col. D. Rattray, to Marian, only daughter of lieut.gen Hamilton. 30. Capt. Fellowes, to the eldest daughter of the late R. Benyon, esq. Aril 2. Sir Morris Ximenes, to Mrs. Cotsford, relict of the late E, Cotsford, esq. 5. C. P. Meyer, esq. to Louisa, third daughter of the late Rawson Hart Boddam, esq. 8. Rev. J. B. Jenkinson, to Frances Augusta, third daughter of Augustus Pechell, esq. 10. Sir William Scott, to the marchioness of Sligo. 13. James William Croft, esq. to Anne Eliza, daughter of the hon. sir Edw. Hyde East. 20. A. Pell, esq. to the hon. Margaret Letitia Matilda St. John. 26. R. Morris, esq. to Sophia Catharine, second daughter of the late Dr. James. May 4. The hon. and rev, Henry David Erskine, second son of lord Erskine, to lady Harriet Dawson, sister to the earl of Portarlington. 6. Rev. Richard Budd, to Harriet Anne, second daughter of the rev. Jeremiah Trist. 14. Rev. William Wood, to Charlotte, second daughter of the late Jos. Attersoll, esq. 17. Rev. Frederick Ricketts, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of the late Charles Street, esq. 22. Sir Joseph Yorke, knt. to the marchioness of Clanricade. 28. Rev. T. Randolph, to C. D. Macdonald, youngest daughter of the chief baron. June 1. Right hon. W. Dundas, to miss Stuart Wortley, daughter of the hon. Stuart Wortley Mackenzie. 5. Sir L. Worsley Holmes, bart. M. P. to Anne, daughter of J. Delgarno, esq. 9. Henry Partington, esq. to Frances, eldest daughter of George Tate, esq. 21. The earl of Delaware, to lady Elizabeth Sackville, youngest daughter of the late duke of Dorset. 24. Henry 24. Henry S. H. Wollaston, esq. to Frances, eldest daughter of the rev. Dr. Buchanan. 26. Lord Frederick Beauclerc, to Charlotte, daughter of viscount Dillon. 29. Lord William Geo. Hen., Somerset, brother to the duke of Beaufort, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of major-gen. Molyneux. July 2. Sir David H. Blair, to Dorothy Hay, second daughter of E. H. Mackenzie, esq. 5. Rev. Mr. Roberts, of Uppingham, to the daughter of the rev. Mr. Pochin. 10. Hart Davis, esq. M. P. to Charlotte, fourth daughter of the late gen. Dundas. 15. Rev. L. Hird, prebendary of York, to the eldest daughter of the late rev. L. S. Lascelles. 19. Rev. F. B. Astley, to Mary Anne, youngest daughter of J. N. Ludford, esq. 20. Rev. T. Bedford, to Barbara, youngest daughter of lord St. John. 22. Sir Charles Colville, to miss Bonell. 28. George Corry, esq. to Elizabeth Mary, daughter of John Aldridge, esq. 29. Francis Forrester, esq. to lady Louisa Vane, eldest daughter of the earl of Darlington. Aug. 2. Capt. Carrol, R. N. to Martha Milligen, eldest daughter of capt. Dacres. 5. George Cocks, esq. R. N. to Mrs. Robertson, daughter of the late admiral sir William Parker, bart. Hon. Ed. Stourton, to Maria, only daughter of James Lane Fox, esq. 11. Rev. John King Martyn, to Emma, fourth daughter of the late alderman Macaulay of London. 12. W. T. Gordon, esq. to miss W. Wood, having been married ten years before at Gretna Green. 18. Right hon. James Hay, to the daughter of J. Forbes, esq. 19. J.D. Norton, esq. to Heleri, daughter of major-gen. Bruce. 21. Edward Wigan, esq. to Elizabeth, only child of James Costar, esq. 24. Sir Charles Knightley, bart. to the daughter of the late Felton Hervey, esq. 26. J. Morson, esq. to Elizabeth Anne, second daughter of the rev. Christ. Wyvill. 30. Molyneux Hyde Nepean, esq. to miss C. Tilghman. Sept. 2. Charles Sneyd Edgeworth, esq. to miss Broadhurst, sister of J. B. esq. M. P. 6. Lord Nugent, to the daughter of the hon. gen. Paulett. 7. Hon. R. Quin, to Emily, sister of sir John Wyldbore Smith, bart. J. J. H. Vere, esq. to lady Elizabeth Hay, fourth daughter of the marquis of Tweeddale. 10. Rev. J. Spencer Knox, eldest son of the bishop of Derry, to Clara, youngest daughter of the late right hon. J. Beresford. 14. Morton Kelly, esq. son of the late admiral K. to Anne Lindsey de Cardonnel. 21. R. W. Newman, esq. M. P. to Mary Jane, daughter of Richard Denne, esq. 23. Horace Mann, esq. to Louisa, eldest daughter of the rev. Walter Trevelyan. 28. George Cobb, esq. to Sophia, only daughter of John Wheatley, esq. -, Rev. B. Collyer, D. D. to miss Mary Hawkes. Oct.5. G.G. Graves, esq. to Elizabeth, the only daughter of the rev. Dr. Graves. 11. John Ward, esq. to Frances, daughter of the late hon. John Leveson Gower. 14. Dr. 14. Dr. Powell, to Mrs. Gar nett. 19. J. H. Butterworth, esq. to Mary Anne, only child of T. Stock, esq. 20. Captain Clifford, R. N. to Elizabeth, second daughter of lord John Townshend. 26. The right hon. rear-admiral lord Henry Paulet, to Maria, youngest daughter of E. Ravenscroft, esq. 30. Henry Karslake, esq. to E. M. Preston, eldest daughter of R. Preston, esq. M. P. Nov. 1. R. R. Ternan, esq. to Helena, eldest daughter of the late col. Alex. Read. 5. Rev. W. Penny, to Sophia, youngest daughter of the bishop of Carlisle. 9. Rich. Mee Raikes, esq. to Jane, third daughter of S. Thornton, esq. of St. James's square. 11. Rev. Henry Plimley, to the daughter of the late admiral Buck ner. 13. The right hon. Edward lord Thurlow, to Mary Catherine, eldest daughter of James Bolton, esq. 23. Lord Berrendale, to the youngest daughter and co-heiress of the late rev. XV. Leigh. 24. John Macgueen, esq. to Jane Anne, second daughter of sir James Nasmyth. Dec. 4. Rev. Wm. Chaly, D.D. master of Sidney-Sussex college, Cambridge, and vice-chancellor of that university, to Mary, youngest daughter and co-heiress of the late John Westwood, esq. 6. George Ick, esq. to Frances Sophia Badcock, grand-daughter of the late Richard Cumberland, esq. 7. Rev. Francis Fox, to the daughter of the late rev. Jemmet Browne. Joseph Gregory, vicar of St. Martin's and All Saints, Leicester. 20. Isaac Schomberg, esq. an able naval commander, and author of an excellent work connected with his profession. Anna Eliza, duchess of Chandos, mother to the present marchioness of Buckingham. - Rev. R. Nicoll, D. D. aged 80, rector of Drayton, and chancellor of Wells. 24. Miss Cornwallis, daughter of the bishop of Litchfield. 26. In his 63d year, FrancisAugustus Elliot, lord Heathfield, baron of Gibraltar. - Wm. Hussey, esq. aged 87, 28. Henry Redhead Yorke, one of the most violent of all politicians, first on the side of liberty and after wards against it. 29. In his 84th year, viscount Molesworth. The countess of Portarlington, sister to the marquis of Bute. Feb. 1. In his 72d year, rev. W. Wyatt, rector of Framlinghamcum-Saxsted. 3. Wm. Hoskins, esq. receivergeneral of the county of Somerset, and brother-in-law to viscount Sidmouth. 11. The right hon. George Grenville, marquis of Buckingham. 14. Sir John Wentworth. 17. Thos. Ramsden, esq. a very eminent surgeon. 21. Henry Baldwin, esq. an eminent printer and bookseller. -In her 97th year, lady Mary Bowlby, grandmother to the duchess of Buccleugh, lord Sidney, countess of Chatham, and lady Dinevor. - In his 81st year, Mr. John Stephen, celebrated for his skill as a chirapodist 25. James Parkinson, esq. late proprietor of sir Ashton Lever's museum. 25. At the age of 107, M. Bertrand de Lille, who had been first. valet de chambre to Louis XV. March 2. In his 88th year, Thomas lord viscount and baron Cremorne. 5. The right hon. Anne countess dowager of Chichester, at the age of 79. 6. William Jervis, esq. elder brother of the earl of St. Vincent. 8. Sophia, daughter of the hon. and rev. Dr. Masham. 13. Edward Long, esq. author of the History of Jamaica. 21. John Pinkerton, esq. a considerable civil engineer. 23. In her 76th year, her royal highness the duchess of Brunswick, sister of his present majesty. 24. The able, faithful and zealous vicar of St. Mary's Leicester, the rev. Thomas Robinson. 26. Lady Augusta Phipps, daughter of the earl of Mulgrave, 27. Lady Emma, third daughter of the earl of Tankerville. 28. Aged 75, the princess of Conde. April 1. In his 71st year, Ane drew Marshall, M. D. -. In his 107th year, at Falkirk, Daniel McKinnon. 7. Jane, widow of the hon. Frederic Vane, son of the first earl of Darlington. 10. Rev. George Holbrooke, M. A. of Trinity college, Cambridge. 21. Henry Clifford, esq. a celebrated barrister, having been married only 3 months. 23. S. F. Simmons, M. D. physician extraordinary to the king. The right rev. Claudius Crigan, D.D. bishop of Sodor and Man. 25. The 25. The right hon. Richard Fitzpatrick, younger brother to the earl of Upper Ossory. 27. His highness the illustrious prince Kutusoff Smolensko, who took a distinguished part in driving Bonaparte from Russia. May 2. William lord Hotham, admiral of his majesty's fleet.. In the battle of Lutzen, his serene highness the prince of Mecklenburg Strelitz, nephew of her majesty the queen of England. 4. In her 106th year, Eliz. Bell of Whitehaven. 6. Thomas Pomeroy, esq. whose family came over with the Conqueror, and who possessed the spurs and spoon given by William to his ancestor. 11. Samuel Gambier, esq. a commissioner of the navy. 16. The hon. E. E. A. De Courcy, at the age of 79. 20. John lord Elphinstone. 21. Sir John Anderson, bart. 22. Dr. J. Ossory, bishop of Ossory. 24. The countess of Findlater and Seafield. 27. Josiah Tattnall, esq. one of the council for the Bahama islands. 31. The right hon. the countess of Chesterfield. June 4. Hon. John de Courcy, eldest son of lord Kingsale, while pursuing the French in Spain. 7. Maria Hester, wife of Thomas Park, esq. 12. At the age of 94, Edw. Rowland, whose father lived to the age of 97, and grandfather to that of 103. 17. In his 87th year, the right hon. Charles Middleton, baron Barham, for some years an able commander of his majesty's fleets, and first lord of the admiralty. 18. In his 78th year, the right 21. At the memorable battle of Vittoria, captain Henry Anderson. At the same time, lieut.-col. Fane. He had been severely wounded at Corunna, under sir John Moore. 28. Rev. Wm. Severn, minister of the Unitarian chapel, Hull. - →→→ Arthur Annesly Powell, esq. who some years ago killed lord Falkland in a duel. ́29. Valentine Green, esq.A.R.A. late keeper of the British Institu tion. July 1. William Huntington, author of the Bank of Faith, and other works, a great enthusiast or something not so good. -. Rev. John Venn, vicar of Clapham, a clergyman of high respectability. 2. In the very prime of life, rev. Thos. Morgan, rector of Bridell, and master of the grammar school, Cardiganshire. He was carried to his grave by six of his senior pu pils. 8. Lady Campbell, relict of the late sir Arch. Campbell. |