... who returns to fulfil his country engagements. BIATH. On Sunday laft, the Lady of Colonel Gafcoyne, MT P. of a Daughter. MARRIE D. On the i3th initant, at St. Mary-le bone. Churech, Ali-. Jofeph Meymnott, to Xvifs Rigaud, daughter of J. F. Rigaud, E{q ...

... tle HEXEIOIRDHIRE alnd GLOUCESTeR.ai111se. CANAL NAVICATION.; an Annuity of Seven Pounds per Aln- num during the Life of a Married Lady aged 55; and a Deben- ture of his Royal Highufcs the Pris;ee of Wales for One laundred Pounds. Particulars of whiclh ...

... oy tiic Matiers of Lloyd's Cofrce-hoOf. The Committce Inert on Tnefdaya, at une o'clock. BRIxTISHA Li~lNG-IN HOSPITAL for MARRIED\ WO- MEN, i , Brosnlor-fheet, Iueg-ierr, IDeembe: e6. [IHE QUARTERLY CENIERAL COURT - of the G(overnors otf this Charity will ...

... ? 91. and his vatch. OE Tuetfia, Mrs. Whitconmbe, the Lady of Samuel Whit. combe, Efq. of Serjeants' Inn, of a daughter. MARRIED. YeRcrday, Mr. James Ketland, Merchtltt, to Mifs Tate, daughter of Jolhn Tate, Efq. of Bucklerfhury. DIED. On Monday. the ...

... I-carFOcRnscccie and GtrOUCF3'T ElRliJikR LANAL1\NAVIO;A CioN anl Annuity of Seven Potittis pc'r An- num durintg the L'ife of a Married Lady aged 55; ada Debenl- ture of his Royal I-.highoef the Prince of Wales for Once ljnndjcid Pounds. Particulars of \which ...

... ailty of the wife, will find that a fit of the tootl-acbe is equally dangerous. It is faid that a veteran Admiral, lately married, has been allowed only three weeks abfence to enjoy the ho- neymoon. This would be a c rrel encroachment, were it not that ...

... finifled. Colonel Sir WILLIAM E;RSKINE, of the Fifteenth Dlragoons, is appointed Aid-de-Camp to the KING. He is ihortly to be married to Ladv LOUISA PAGET, daughter of the Earl of UXRAa DCE.f In a paragraph in our paper lafl week, it flated by i the nmiflake ...

... aL' Ellay onl vellereal conipbahlts, gleets, ulad i;minial weakriclt'ei, and a ceriiin ?? habit :1 a fecrct ?? thqgle nor married, of both fexes flsouldbc a nont without btaving this publication in their pof- frhlioas. Th.s high eftilliation in wvhich ...

... a fondnefs for par- t~hins ticular days and dates, thought it would be witty nit, a swl as wife, to have it faid that he married ay, his Irifli Bride on the firf day of the century, of the r e- year, and of the moati' ! But, four what reafoh I know rts ...

... ?? DIXO.;o The Average Price of Sugar, computed from the Rcturns niade in the weelkending Jan. 7, is 8as. 3 d. per cwt. MARRIED. . On Thiurday fe'nnight, Jofcph Arundel Sparlcs, Efq. of Bridggnorth, late a Captain in the Ancicrit Britifh Light Dra- goons ...

... Clharles Dahlmeine, B-w-itreet, ensbroiderer div IO - John Thu;g 1rhaiVee-inn, Holi\orarelsosWaelWman div.J 13 MARRIED. On the 5th inflant,wans married, at Chideoch, near Birdport, Mife 1-rred, the onuly daughtcr of -- Roreed, Efq. to MI. 'lVhonias ,Pcrett ...

... lotithefaid.brig,- trsalfo wanted. - A pply-iiomeedi tcy to Mir. Hieory StoEcs, Broker, *Londoas,J3,n~aaay I8, I8oI , EDUCAFION A Married Clersial Gentleman, refiding in a healthy A part of Derl ylire, Boards a 1iinited neumber of Youn- Qcoltlemen in a ?? MsalillLr ...