... his country; and plead the condemna Lion of the vessel, because the captain was an Englishman, and althongh naturalized, married, . and long 6.• resident -in Philadelphia ; still he not divest himself' of' allegiance, nor claim for a citizen - of ...

... virgin or, two Ivye can pro(lUce in common with our neighbours;) and, What is still more extraortlinary, there is but one married woman throligh the whole extent of my parish who is not, or who has not been .a mother. But the increase 400 to -847 in t ...

... Banks' of a daughter. On the (.24th ult. g Dalkeith-House, near Edinburgh, the Coutue,s,s of Dalls.g.:ith, of a daughter, MARRIED. On Tuesday, at Coddenham in Suffolk, Mr. Robert Barfi,?l,- 1 , t•- - .; Mrs. Fenton, v.-I6se-united ages amount to 167 years ...

... Taylor, Esq. Mayor of Lynn* of a son. Lately, the . Lady of W. Beecher, Esq. Lieutenant in the Norfolk. Rangers, of a son. MARRIED. On Thursday the inst, at Kingston. Sut-ry, Mr, Bose, Coombe Farm, to Mrs. Simpson ,of Westminsttr. On Thursday last, -at ...

... prayers; but no sooner was - this done, than the couple, who were in church, suddenly marched up to the altar, and desired be married. The clergy man perceiving the situation of the Lady assented.. She was thus made an honest woman, jut in time for he little ...

... BIRTHS. Yesterday, at her home in Groat Cutfiberiand-street, the- Counten vs Mansfield, , of a son: MARRIED. On - Saturday triornin;, at St. George's, Hanover-spars, Mr. Rochas, of Broad -street, City, merchant, to MiSs H. Rt4ci, of St. Jamees-street ...

... bookselling and newsprinting trades, we Must relate kbook.- seller of the name of BR AOO D, who also pub-2 lished a neWspaper, Married his son ,' about two •years ago, to-a veryilecent young woman,- and gave him, as a: fortune; the proprietorship of the newspaper ...

... confined circumstanees, applied about a month ago to the parish of ShOreditch, and stated, that it having been his wish to Marry a young woman in the same street where he worked;• but ,nnt having money sufficient to buy the wedding-ring, and his intended ...

... we trust, she will resume that spirited naiveté, whose fascination has bound us in her silken chain. . On Sunday was married by speCial licence, at Strattbrd-House, one of the seats of Lord H E NIK ER,' in the county of Esex, SIMON HARCOURT, Esq. ...

... ClQseborne Hall, I).inifries, urt h Britain, of a on. At his house in Welbeck-street, the Lady of Thomas Esq. of a -son. ;MARRIED. Oh the sth inst. at Stoke Dainerel, -Devon, Esq. Surgeon of the Royal Navy, to Miss Knight, daughter of Captain Knight, of ...

... or three -hundred 'pounds. Colonel Hyndeman was the Son in Law of the late Dr. Blair, Prebendary of Westminster, having, married one of ,his daughters. He was an honourable and just man, and totally incapable of withholding from any man a just demand ...

... north of Ireland. His father, when advanced in years, married . a lady much younger tl}an himself, and left her a widow with seven children. Three years after the death of her husband, Mrs. Whalley married Mr. Richardson, a gentleman of respectable character ...