LATELY, at Rochester, Henry Stokes, in the Mth regiment of foot, only son of the Esq. agent-victualler of his Majesty's Victualling-yard, Chatham, to Miss Jane Picton, sister of the lamented hero, Lieutenant-general Sir Thomas Pieton, G.C. B. Lately, George Hagge, Esq. of Lynn and Thornham, Norfolk, to Margaret, daughter of Dr. Ainstie. of Dover-street. Lately, James Hance, jun. Esq. of Brompton, to Eliza, widow of the late Colonel Sebastian Cabot, of Boston, Massachusets. APRIL 25. Christopher R. Preston, Esq. of Jerico house, Essex, to Elizabeth-Mary, daughter of Sir William Hillary, Bart. Mr. Isaac Vale, stock-broker, of Sunstreet, to Mary, daughter of John Yardley Vernon, Esq of Broad-street-buildings. MAY 1. At Limpsfield, the Rev. Robert Tritton, B.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge, youngest son of John Henry Tritton, Esq of Lombard street, to Mary, daughter of Vincent Hilton Biscoe, Esq. of Hockwood, Surrey. 2. At Walthamstow, Mr. Lewis John de la Chaumette, to Miss Sibella Wilkinson. 5. George Robert Smith, Esq. son of George Smith, Esq. M.P. of Upper Harleystreet, to Jane, daughter of John Maberly, Esq. of Grosvenor-square. 6. The Hon. Captain Granvillo Levison Proby, R.N. son of the Earl of Carysfort, to Isabella, daughter of the Hon. Colonel Howard, of Bushy-park, Wicklow. 7. Mr. John Young, of Southamptonplace, son of John Young, Esq. of the Isle of Wight, to Miss Davies, daughter of George Davies, Esq. of Scarborough. Isaac, son of 1. Cooper, Esq. of Stockwell, to Deborab, daughter of the late John Rhodes. Esq. of Finchley. Mr. John Whitehead, of Bank-side, to Maria, daughter of James Green, Esq. of Brixton. 9. Robert William Dallas, Esq. captain MONTHLY ATELY, at Freelands, Kent, in the L16th year of her age, Mrs Moore, relict of the late Archbishop of Canterbury. Hon. Mr. Justice Dallas, to Lucy, daughter of Henry Davidson, Esq. of Bedford-square. 12. At the New Church, Mary-le-Bone, the Hon. Henry Pierrepont, brother to the Earl of Manvers, to Lady Sophia Cecil, sister to the present Marquis of Exeter. 16. Mr. George Walker, of Mark-lane, to Ann, daughter of William Ruston, Esq. of Peckham, Surrey. 16. Thomas Benjamin Sumerfield, Esq. to Sarah, daughter of the late Thomas Terrey, Esq. of South Lambeth, 18. The Hon. Colonel Seymour, to Lady Charlotte Cholmondeley, daughter of the Marquis Cholmondeley. Henry Harvey Monro, Esq. son of the late George Monro, Esq. to CatherineMary Mason, widow of Richard Mason, Esq. 19. J. L. Mallett, Esq. of Upper Gowerstreet, to Frances, daughter of John Merrivale, Esq. of Exeter. 20. John Sabb, Esq. of Epsom, to Miss Speek, of North Cheam. Mr. Samuel Plumbe, of Henley, Oxon, to Caroline, daughter of Mr. Philip Payne, of Aylesbury. 21. John Mytton, Esq. of Halston, Salop, to Harriet-Emma Jones, daughter of the late Sir Thomas Jones, of Stanley, Salop. Major Loftus Gray, of the rifle brigade, to Susannah- Maria, daughter of James Lewis, Esq. of Powis place, 22. Frederick Savery, Esq. banker, of Bristol, to Miss Elizabeth Butler, daughter of Anacreon Butler, Esq. Caerleon, Monmouthshire. 25. At Mary-le-Bone Church, by the Rev. Archdeacon Coxe, John Clayton Freeling, Esq. second son of Francis Freeling, Esq. of the General Post Office, to Mary, third daughter of the late Edward Coxe, Esq. of Hampstead-heath, OBITUARY. Lately, at Eltham, Kent, Richard Harvery, jun. aged 28; March 23, Richard Harvey, sen. aged 61, and Elizabeth Har. vey, aged 63, son, father, and mother, of an infectious fever: they resided in the same house, and were much esteemed. Lately, at Camden Town, in a decline, in the 42d year of his age, Captain Samuel Montague Sears, of the late 8th royal veteran battalion, and son of the late Lieutenant-colonel Sears, of the Bengal artillery. Lately, at Bath, Alexander Darblay, Esq. a general in the French service, one of the legion of honour to Louis XVIII. &c. &c. Lately, at Coggeshall, aged 89, Sarah Smee, relict of the late W. Smee, of that place, and one of the Society of Friends. Lately, at Eason Lodge, near Yaxley, aged 106, Mrs. Ann Eason, aunt of Sir Richard Phillips, of London. Oct. 12, 1817. At Serepore, Berar, Colonel P. Walker, of Clayton. 14. At Hydrabad, Captain Charles Cornwallis Johnston, of the ilon. East India Company's service. JAN. 13, 1818. On board the William Pitt East Indiaman, and soon after leaving Bengal, William Hall, Esq. a partner in the house of Messrs. Palmer and Co. of Calcutta. FEB. 23. On board the Richmond East Indiaman, Lieutenant Robert Jenkins, 24th regiment N. I. Madras establishment. APRIL 1. In Montague-square, John Crawford, Esq. aged 71. 2. At Aberdeen, William Knowles, Esq. of Easter Skeine, aged 81. 10. Henry Duncombie, Esq. of Copgrove, near Knaresborough, many years M. P. for York, aged 90. At Hackney, Mr. J. S. Yarrow, late of Burton-street, Tavistock square, aged 35. 12. At Newport, Isle of Wight, awfully sudden, John Delgarno, Esq. who expired in a fit of apoplexy, without any apparently previous illness, and before any medical aid could arrive. 16. Suddenly, at Redruth, Silvanus James, one of the people called Quakers. 21. At the Vice-regal Lodge, Phoenixpark, Dublin, in the 6th year of his age, the Hon. Walter Chetwynd Talbot, son of their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and Countess Talbot. 23. At Edinburgh, Mrs. Isabel Taylor, aged 105. 24. At the South Parade, Bath, George Mogg, Esq. of Somerset, 25. At Edinburgh, aged 78, Mr. Andrew Bell, late farmer, at Hillhead, Edinburgh, J. J. Alphonso M'Arthur, Esq. barrister at-law, aged 33, son of John M`Arthur, Esq. 26. At Isleworth, Daniel Birkett, Esq. aged 56. 27. At Wallbrook, Mr. William Ross, aged 58. 30. The Rev. Servington Savory, rector of South Wykeham, Lincolnshire, vicar of Sutton Benger, Wilts, and chaplain to St. Thomas's Hospital. MAY 1. The Rev. Charles Edward Finch, B.D. fellow of Benet College, Cambridge. Suddenly, in Tenterden-street, Hanoversquare, Mr. Bullock, proprietor of the Mona Marble Works. 2. Sir George Hope, K.C. B, rear-admiral of the red. 3. At Peckham, Surrey, in the 72d year of his age, Jacob Hagen, one of the society of Friends, and late of Bermondsey. 5. At Mangham Hill, Essex, Philip Booth, Esq. aged 73, late of Russell-square. 6. At Withington, near Manchester, John Parker, Esq. aged 67. At Liverpool, Edward Murphy, Esq. formerly of Eton and Cambridge. 7. At Florence, Lady Campbell, wife of Sir Grey Campbell, Bart. and daughter of Montague Burgoyne, Esq. of Mark-hall, Essex. Archer Moore Barlow, Esq. of Southstreet, Finsbury-square, and of Austinfriars, London. 7. At Walkhampton, Mr. John Williams, at the advanced age of 100 years. 9. The Hon. Mrs. Walpole, widow of the late Hon. Richard Walpole, and sister of the late Lod Huntingdon. 12. At Putney, John Pooley Kensing ton, q. in the 55th year of his age. Keith, Esq. late of the Haymarket, St. 14. In Hans-place, Sloane-street, James James's, aged 69. At Crouch End, Charles King, Esq. of Esq. aged 75. Charles Bowns, Esq. of Darby Hall, near 16 At the Plantation, near Gisborough, Yorkshire, Henry Hale, Esq. second son of the late General John Hale, 17. The Rev. Martin Coulcher, rector of Gaston Thorpe, and master of the grammarschool, Lynn, aged 52. Thomson, of Leeds, and late of Halifax. 20. At Aldenham, near Elstree, John Mackintoch, Esq. formerly of Rood lane, merchant. In her 22d year, Sophia, wife of Mr. Thomas Butler, of Cheapside. Elizabeth, daughter of the late Edward Cooper, Esq. of Enfield, in her 26th year. 22. The Hon. Mrs. Grenfell, lady of Pascoe Grenfell, Esq. of Taplow House, Bucks. LITERARY INTELLIGENCE. 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