180 - Incidents and Marriages in and near Londond. [March't, 
exwane 4 ae Great St. Helen's, Bithopfgate ftreet, merchant, 
eb. 7 
‘Hingeftan C. and R. Walbrook, men’s mereers, March 2 
Hollamby.W. Leadenhall treet, librarian, Feb. 26 
Hoje T. Liverpool, houfe builder, March 1 
Houghton, W. Liverpool, merchant, March 13 
bad, E. Henristta itreer, Covent Garden, money ferlvener, 
eb. 23 ’ 
Howland T. Thame, Oxford, carrier. March 19 
unt G, Stalbridge, linen draper, Feb, 25 
unter A, Little Portland ftreet, coachtaker, March 2 
Hutchinfun W, P. Liverpool grocer, March 4 : 
Inwood D. Lower Thames ftreet. oil and color many 
March 16 
Fake E. Horfley down, brewer, March 16 
ames J. Bri(tol, cooper, Feb, 28 : 
ee R, and T. Ironmonger lane; merchants, Feb. 25 
ohnfon W. Edgware road, colar‘maker, March 15 
onesI. C, New Tothill treet, vidtualler, Feb. -5 
‘ones P. Pentre Bach, Glamorgan, giocer, Feb. a3 
ilick R. Southampton, upholiterer, April 27 
Kinfey W. Ox ord {treet, cuachmaker, March 2 
Kirton S+ R. Holt, Norfolk, printer, Feb 15 
meg ek we Frofpect row, Bermondiey, corn dealer, 
lacch + r 
Leman J. Ramfgate, thopkeeper, Feb. 23 
Lewis) H. and W. Chambers, Rathbone Place, 
*_ Marchg 
ichieaeey S.and M. Dunsford, Bafinghall #reet, merchants, 
‘ ‘arch 15 
Like T. Qld Brompton, builder, Feb. 26 
Leng J. Deptford, viétualler, March 9 
Macconald J. Woolwich, vidtualler, April 2 
Maitland D. New Bridge ftreet merchant, March 15 
Manning R, Stock Exchange, ftock broker, March 23 
Murhall C. Vinegar Yard, Southwark, worfed manuface 
turers March 9 
Marshall W. Old Bethlem, dea'er, Feb. 13 
Martinnant P. Sty James’s (treet, warehoufeman, March 2 
Mafon E. Great Swan Alley, Coleman ftreet, carpenter, 
Marchg : 
athews 
March 2 
May S. N. Great §t. Helen’s, merchant, March t 
Meal Fy j. and E. Lewis, Holles ttreety Cavendith Square, 
milliners, Feb. 76 k 
Milward C. Ss. Bromley, Middlefex, miller, March 16 
Moore J. New Surry lireet, Blacktriars road, jroumonger, 
March 2 t J 
Morrith W. Bath, cheefemonger, Feb. 28 
Bountford J. Worcettery woollen drapery Febsagi 
Neye J. Birmingham, linen draper, Feb. 22 7 
Nicholls J. Gray's inn, {crivener, March’ 16 -° 
Wicholls R, Norwich, woollen draper, Feb .48 
Rackold J. Colchetter, dealer, Feb. 15 
ott J. Romford, grocer, March 9 . ae 
®akley J. St. Jonn freer, beditead maker, March'23 
Oddy §. A. ana H. Oxford freeét, bookfellers, March ar 
©'Ponnoghoe B. Widcombe, Somerfer, wine merchant, 
Feb. 28 " 
Ogic J. Billiter {guare, merchanty March 16 
eis 
fhopkeeper, 
Browh’s lane, Spitalfields, 
we carpenters, 
Oabitin ‘ G. Pontefract; “York, Nquorice merchant, 
- arc! | 
Pagett D. Leicefer, grocer, March 13 ; 
Parnell W. Stoney lane, Borough, brewer, Feb. 19 By 
Farr ‘de , fe and T. C. Patrick, Suffolk laue, infurance brokers 
arch 5 me: 
Parr R. Watling (treet, wholefale haberdafher, March 26 
Pals W. YT. and J. Bailey, Dockhead, brewers, March 12 
Payler T. Greenwich, merchant, March 9 . 
Fearon, G. Friday ftreet, Cheapfide, warehoufemang 
¢ Feb. 5 y 6 
Percival W. Oxford ftreet, linen draper. Feb. 19 2 
Perfent M. W. and A. W. Bodecker, Livle Ste Helen'ss 
_March 30 
Phillips D. Briftol, mercer, Feb. +8 
Phillips P. J, Oxford ttreet, upholfterer, Feb. 26 
Pickard W. Little Moorfizids, breeches maker, Feb. 1 
Pot W Brittol, carver, Feb, 20 P 
Read R. Lothbury, warelioufeman, May 4 
Reid J. Broad ftreet. underwriter, March 12 
Robe ts J. Kent road, Southwark, ftone mafon, March 16, 
Roberts J. Dolefavr, Cardigan, horfe dealer, March 16 
Rohertfon J. Lydd, Kenr, linen draper, March § 
Robin fon T. Manchetter, inskeeper, Feb, 28 
Robinfop W. Debenham. Suffolk, fhoemaker, March 16 
Robinfun N. E. Bord court, Walbrook, merchant, March 73) 
Rowlandfun T. J. Bates, S. Rowlandfon, F. Ifaacy and We 
Brien. Cheapfide. merchants, March 2 
Rowton W. and T. Morlia 1, Chelter. bankers, Feb. 5 
Ruffey B. New Bond fireet, tailor, March 16 
Rutlidge T. Reading, hatter, Feb. 19 
Samuel R. High ftreet, Middlefex, linen drapery March 16 
Saunders T. Borough market, builder; March 9 . 
Saxelbye J. Derby, merchant, Maich 4 
Sheldon R. H, Neville’s court, Fetter lane, jeweller, March 9 
Singer S. Wettbury, Wilts, clothier, March 14— 
Smith F. and W. Harrifon, Addie ftreet, warehoufemen, 
March § . 
Smith J, >. Liyerpool, fhoemaker, March § 
Sparks W. Caftie ttreet, Leicefter fields, currier, Feb. 26 
Stapletou T. Sheernefs, shopkeeper, Feb. 28 
Steele J. Llandaff, Glamorgan, coal m rchanty March '6 
Stokes Ty Tooley ttreet, cabinet maker, Feb. 26 
Strickland S, Richmond Green, tailor, March 2 y 
Suter G. Broad ftreet, Bloomsb sry, Victualler, Feb, 86 7 
Switt J, Liverpool, (tationer, Feb. 23 
Swire S Halifax, York, merchant Feb, 29 | 
Sykes J. Queen frreet, Cheapfide, fugar factor. Feb. 26 
Tabart B.”Bond frect, bookfe}ler, March _ r, 
Tipper S. Leadenhall fircety bookéelier Feb. 19 | 
‘Trott D. Old Change, calico pripter, Feb. 26 
Tudor M, A. Reading, innholder, Feb. 20 
Twallin J. Ludgate hill, innkeeper, Feb. 26 
Waidfon J. Chefhunt, tailor, Feb, Io cA 
Wharton C, Northwich, liquor merchant, Feb. Ig 
Whire T. Southwark, haberdafher, May 4 
Williams Ws. Wek Smithfield, cutlery Jane 29 > 
Wing J. Stamford, Lincoln, victualler, Feb. 14 
Woodman’ W. Lime ftreet Square. merchant, Mareh 19 . 
Woolcombe W, sen. and jun. Rotherhithe, fhip builders, 
Mayg » 
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INCIDENTS, MARRIAGES, ann DEATHS, 1n axp wean LONDON ¢ 
With Biographical Memoirs of distinguished Characters recently deceased, 
a 
BOUT seven o'clock in. the evening of. 
February 8th, a destructive fre happened 
at the printing-oftice of Mr. Barnard,. in 
Skinner-strect. It was occasioned by an acci- 
gent. in the press-room, where a great num- 
ber of sheets were hanging. Some of the 
paper having taken fire, the men at work 
Immediately endeavoured to extinguish the 
flames, but their exertions were unavailing; 
the blaze spread with astonishing rapidity, 
and. it wag with the greatest difficulty they 
escaped from the room. Ina short space of 
time the upper part of the house was enve- 
Yoped in flames, and a conflagration more lu- 
minous has seldom occyrred in the metropolis. 
‘The engines soon arrived, but the house be- 
ing in a confined situation up a long narrow 
assage,se it was some time before water could 
i thrown to produce any effect. The whole 
extent of the printing-office continued burn- 
jng until all was destroyed. 
"The Royal “Naval Asylum at Greenwich, . 
under the patronage of government, is now 
nearly finished, and has a very elegant ap- 
pearance when viewed from Greenwich Hos~ 
pital. It is-at present calculated to contain 
1000 children; but it is proposed to extend the 
establishment to 2000, 
MARRIED. 
At Mary-le-bone, J. Russell, esq. of Ham’ 
Hall, Staffordshire, ‘to Mary, only daughter of 
David Pike Watts, esq. of Portland Place.— 
John Mackenzie, esq. son af the Hon. George’ 
M. of Jamaica, to Miss Knibbs, of Bentinck. 
street, Manchester-square.—-Richard Jen~ 
nings, esq. of Portland Place, to Lowisay 
youngest daughter of Richard Paul Jodrelly: 
esq.—Thomas Nelson, M.D. of Berners», 
street, to Catherine, youngest daughter of the 
late Robert Hamilton, esq. of Grenada,— 
James Whatman, esq. of Vinters,.Kent, to 
Eliza, eldest. daughter of S. R. Gavssen, esq, 
of Brookman’s Park, Herts. —R. Wroughton,. 
esq. to Eliza, daughter of the Rev, Dr. 
Thomas. » ae : 
At St. George’s, Hanover-square, Francis, 
only 
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