You can see the bond here, allegation next image
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-6XHC-BHM?i=395&cat=604176
John
Well, that's very interesting, thanks John! I have just educated myself (via FS and Wikipedia) about the nature of these licences, and it seems likely that they did the licence rather than banns because of the time of year (Advent). It also tells me that James was a carpenter, of Chichester.
The other FS entry, which gives just the year (1799) must be when they actually got married. Is it unsafe to assume that they were married in January? From what I read, the lack of mention of parental consent would imply that Jane was over 21 at the time of the licence.
Edit: I have just found a more likely burial for Jane - which puts her at about 35 at the time of marriage, but he was a widower, so quite feasible.
County Sussex
Place Chichester
Church name St Peter the Great
Register type Parish Register
Register entry number 213
Burial date 18 Oct 1843
Person age 80
Burial person forename Jane
Burial person surname HEATH
Burial person abode Somers Town [Somerstown, which is in Chichester]
and one for husband James:
County Sussex
Place Chichester
Church name St Peter the Great
Register type Parish Register
Register entry number 255
Burial date 26 Jan 1817
Person age 53
Burial person forename James
Burial person surname HEATH
Burial person abode Tower St
Register note Mr