... girl ; who, with the mother, are likely, to do well. She had twins about three years since, who survived but a short time. MARRIED. Dec. 6, at Dirham, Mr. William Gould, of this city, to Mrs. Sloper, of Hinton. Jan. 1, at Carrigrahan church, Ireland, by ...

... MARRIED. At Falmouth, Nicholas, youngest sonl of t late Rev. II. Bradford, of Lower St. Columlb, to Prances, side of Brigadier-General Miller.-At Humble, Hants, the Ho Frederick Luniley, brother to the Earl of Scarborough, to Jai second daughter of the ...

... BIRTH. At Clifton, the Lady of Major Pitt, of a daughter. MARRIED. Mr. T. Newman, surgeon, of Marshfield, to Miss Mary Ann Putt, niece of Mr. Ford, chinaman, of Westgate-street, Bath. March 31, Captain Josiah Nisbet, R. N. son of lady Nelson, to Frances ...

... MARRIED. Oct. 25, Mr. John Irving, to Mrs. Cottrell, of Arlingham. Oct. 26, at Cltitoni, Somerset, bythe Rev. T. B. Johnstone, William, son of the late William Brodribb, Esq of that place, to Henrietta, daughter of' the late James louse, Ebil. of Filkon ...

... BBIRTH. Nov. 15, the lady of the Rev. I. Cockaine, of a daughter. MARRIED. Latelv, at Child-Okeford, near Blandford, by the Rev. George Augustis Seymer, Win. Morton Pitt, Esq. of Kingston-Marie- ward, Esq. one of the llepresentatives of the County of ...

... B1RTH. Nov. 28, at Mortimer-House, Clifton, the lady of A. G. Harford Battersby, Esq. of a son. MARRIED. Nov. 4, at Bedminster, by the Rev, M. R Whish, the F Ly. Thomas Morris, to Miss Fanny Hammett, daughter c f Mr. Mattlhew Brodribh, of this city. Dec ...

... MARRIED. Dec. 14, at Swansea, Captailt Cundy, to VM s C1:arlo'te Hatmon. Do:. 15., at Burrittgton Church, by the Rev. W. P. W*ai, rector of \orten znd Che-stoke. the Rev. D. G. ?? t,recor of Blagdon, to Elima, the yoinigoest daughter of tile Rev. S. ...

... MARRIED. Robert Bill, Esq. barrister-nt-law, soil of John Bill, Esq. of rley l-lall, in the couritv of Stafford, to Louise, cldvst daughtr O the late Philip Dauncey, Esq. Dec. 25, at o' ton-iunder-Edge, Mr. T'rornas Gardirntr. Wottots-under-Edlge and ...

... aged 95 years; and ?? the 24th of the same month, the said Samuel Stephens, in tlis t02d vear of his age. Tiev had been married nearly.70 years. jani. 31, aged 71 yeats, lr. Win. Ogborne, of Shirehampton. Feb. 3, aged 72, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Joseph ...

... BIRTH. Feb. 16, the Lady of P. J. Miles, Esq. of Leigh Court, a son. MARRIED. Feb. 24, at St. Mary's chutrch, Bathwiek, Major Spedding, of the 4th light dragoonls, to Sarab, only daghter of Hugh Parkin, Esq. of Skirsgill Housc. Cumberland. Lately, at ...

... Svrceon, Mr. R Smith. I ta-a' Ont Patiento admhitted this week .. SI laticit, i.1 thce 1011e .. 20 MARRIED. Lately, at St James's church, George, son of J. Monger, of Fast-Harptree, to Caroline, youngest daughter of the late Sam ...

... M. MARRIED'. Lately, at Bath, Mr. George k. rurard, of Somerton, Somerset, to M.1ss Anti 60-inl, youngest lauhiter of the iane Wir. Jiim Godssin', of r ii7 citi,; Lately, at WVcthbiiry-upon-Trvm, by the Rev. Mr. I;.eld, Mr. Dowden, to ilis' m.:i. Smith ...