... sp T N On Monday Mrs. Nelfon, wife of J.-. Ned- fon, Efq. of the Dock.Yard, was Vdelivered of at fon. - On Sunday laf 'was married, Mr. Watkins, .0i of Winchefter, to Mifs Wells, of thfe Welt s Soke, Winchefler. .t On Tuefday, Mr. 'Charles Wells to Mrs ...

... the, I.Y :d, rnakhng, after the jih of - Ma fiext, af_.y at other Bread than the Standard Wheaten 'Bre'd' r- Lately~was married, Mr. Watfon, , of 1on en fey), to Mifs Cowdry, -of Twyford.- wit o On Tuefday eveni ng.diecd , Mr. John Bron, den falefman ...

... Satur- v day night laft, at the feat of his father-in-law, h Mvr. Coke, of Hoikham, in Norfolk. His b Lordlhip was lately married to the daughter of Mr. Coke.; anl alliance formed principally ;- from motives of the pureft mutual attachrriene. B He pofftilfed ...

... -bi Lady Margaret Maclean, of- a fon. ' ox On the loth curtt. bMrs. Bruce, o f Keusnet, in Scote CI land, of a fon.. vi MARRIED. Saturday fc'nnighr.Mr. John Howard, of Wardour- fRreet, Saao, to Mifs Kernot, youageft daughter of u. Williamhcfrnot, Efq ...

... brother's houfe, at RQmfey. Lately was married at Great I Yarmouth, Lieutenant Benjamin Wilkinfon, of His Ma- c jefty's (hip Monarch, to Mifs Clyde, daughter of - Clyde, Efq. of Biddeford; Devon' .s A fcw days ago was married, at Kingfton' Church, by the Rev ...

... Purfer, of t'e Gladiator,: to Mifs' n Grifithls,' daughtef 'of Mr. Griffiths, of the m , Dock yard. ?? th 'T15iufdas'was married, Captain Sew'ard;t of a'r . the 'Navy, to 'Mihs Evclei'h daughter of ?? , Colonel Eveleigh,'of the R.oyal Ehgineers. cy Ahe ...

... `fitting at this Tort to receive ?? 2- be! ?? ;. . - ?? o- 4:m - ; - ;a, , :: . . S!A-TTURAY-, -tEB ?? -OnTuefday laft was married at Stoke church be] John Gay Wilkinfon Ef.; an Attorney of this to town, to.-the' accisfhe4 .ifs Sarradine, the fiter t9 ...

... 'taltft will ultimately attend it. , Monda} laft was married, Fleming French. .Efq. ?? 'ireet,' Manchefter`fquAre, to' .Mkifs HIIeji Pakenham, fifter of' Admiral. Y Pakenhamr Lately was married) Mr; Earle.Vinceht; ofI F Whitchurch, to Mifs-Earle,bof ...

... flour-mill, and carried away' alI the grain and flour it'conia4ied.', - r- I Mr. WV. Hidas, of Tid St.: Mary, Licoln. he Mire, married, after'a courtfhiipofw'uly' O weAv& hours, Mifs E. Herfon. The day xprec-edinig a he buried his -wife, with whoa he had lived ...

... cap. .1 ruiisg ?? Nove.tiber. Thfis toatney qhe is faid to have placed in a' eah till 'he o mes home, fwhen he prooifesto marry her. -. On the 4th int. died, Mrb . Edwards, wife 'i l of Capt. Edwarde, of the Navy.f ' ' 'D Vied, on Monday lat; Mr. leetfon ...

... of allParents, GbWd~ans, &c. &c. whofe, duty it is'to' pay-fpeciA regard tothe ir.terefts of tle rifin ?? ither fingleor married -thouldi be:ithiout it, 'aad'ian pkzi. cular fehfaring.' m ondlong voyages; in which the various difardersin ident-to mfki ...

... the Lady of the Rev. Mr. Le Griee, of a son. On Friday se'nnight, at Liverpool, the Lady of Thomas Matthews, Esq. of a son. MARRIED. Lately, Sir William Bagenal Berdett, Bart. to Miss Maria Reynett, of Great Prescot-street. On Friday, at St. Nicholas's Church ...