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 Wiltshire Gazette on 19th December 1839. It read:
WANTED FOR THE CONSTABULARY FORCE
in the COUNTY OF WILTS.
CONSTABLES.
Their pay to be 17/6d. per week, with clothing.
To be under forty years of age.
To stand five feet six inches without shoes.
To read and write and keep accounts.
To be free from any bodily complaint, of strong constitution
and generally intelligent.
The form of certificate of character to be signed by one or
more respectable persons, who have had personal knowledge
of the candidate during the last five years at least, either singly
or collectively, may be had by personal application to
Captain Meredith at the Magistrates' Office at Devizes
on Tuesdays and Friday, until on 31st December instant,
between the hours of ten and three o'clock.'

From ; https://narpo-wilts.org.uk/files/History-Wilts-Const.pdf

Because you cannot find a burial in the parish records you should not assume that the child baptised in 1753 did not die.

If you do not already know about Joan Vokins, nee' Bunce then this may be of interest;
https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Dictionary_of_National_Biography,_1885-1900/Vokins,_Joan

I have since the earlier posts on here done some more research and found a few more facts. Maybe I should have updated the thread.
William Waring Dove never married Jane, he did marry Eleanora Lock. He died in 1879 and the name varies on different records. [Waring, Warin & Wareing]
His fathers name was Thomas & his mother was Sarah, maiden name Sandle.
Jane I am afraid I have not found at a later date.

Not a good idea, means people answering on different posts researching what as already been done.